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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
sCOTT.sWLLE, VA.
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54$R9e Especial to Tho T1mes-Dispatch)
SCOTTsyILLE, VA. ugus Ia p
Smlttee OF arrangements for the sunday
School Convention which meets here AL
gust ed and oath, ha been appointed,
opposed OF the following gentlemen ana
representinE each church In the town:
SMessrs. ". s.. Beal, Methodist; s. 4,
Gault,. Episcopal Norman Daniel sSB ap-
list: DR.. VIC Williams Disciples Dr.
j. IF. Blair, Presbyterian. This committee
Ewills appoint assisting committees, COM
posed OF ladies from the different
churches. and each division Will have LIS
special work to do: one Will find home
for the delegates; one q VIII arrange ior
the provision of dinner ontSthe grounds,
another will have charge OF the music
The Presbyterian Church will probably
be the place of meeting,
The Albemarle Baptist Association met
at Moreland Church, near Red Hill on
the It'll, 8th and 9TH. The DELEGATES
from scottsyille church were Rev. !. ~
Daniel, Messrs. Ryland Fox and Norman
Daniel. Others attending from this place
We're Miss Parke Harris. Mr., Francis
Harris, Mr.. w. p, Londeree, Mrs. }, I'll.
Fox and daughters, Misses Brownie y
BBcrta FOX. "a s8g9
On Tuesday night Dr. j. r. stnson and
MT. F. Clements epetitionedSthe Town
Council to lay concrete sidewalks In front,
of their property on Valley Street.
lagreeingato paI hal the cost The matter,
was referred to the Street COMMITTEES '
Mr.! John Il. Lane has recently pur-
chased from9M Mr.. ], SG. Hopkins &c uthrle
Hail., the famous ''rock house near Es-
mont. This beautiful homo Is built en-
ttirelyt OF flint rock, with concrete floors
and fireplaces 5lnlaid with tinted glass.
Mr., ]. Nv. Pereira is having an addition
built to the Fidelity. Bank. the new room
on the upper floor to ibe used for the
town library 55
main portion OF Valley Street and the
work continues on East Main.
Mrs. Frank Rrltton. of Prince George,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Boyd,
Mrs. r.. 8. Pendleton left on Tuesday for
the State farm where her husband, Or,
Y. 81 Pendleton, has accepted q position
as resident physician,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath and children,
OF Hnrwood, are visiting Mr.. Henth's
parents here. ss NJ
Mrs, q, II. Pitts was called home this
week from Ocean View on-accouptaof the
Illness OF her father, Mr,I r.. M. Burgess.
s Mr.. Frank b. Simpson, of Raleigh M.
3c., Ia q guest at N~Paradlse.'
Miss Mary. Brownie o panyille, Va,
and MI. i. Bentley Brown. OF New Can-
tom were entertained at the home OF
Miss Annia F,, Nicholas, in Buoklnghan,.
last week, Miss Virginia Cabell. OF Ash
land, and Miss Mary irving. OF Richmond.
are expected there shortly,
Mr., and Mrs NJ IT, sclater are spending
some time AT &CartersYiile.
Mfr, jackson lHealsspent Wednesday an
Richmond. II 5s II
Miss Mary Pitts, ~ FIX Hill, Is Visiting
relatives hers. s,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip g. Powers, ntsRioh-
nlond. were ~ THE Terrace this
Mrs, ~. e. Farrarul Miss Fila Bealo,
and Miss. Garland Hope Farrar left for
Wayerly, Vas on Thursday morning afF
ter a visit to the family osS Mrs. Y III.
Farrars NJ aa# SSsgas gMss
Mr.. Allen Raidy. rs RlqAnoRd Ya;al
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GLOUCESTER

Especial To The nnes-Dispatch
GLOUCESTER @, III, Y All AUGUST lls-
The congregations Of Belamy's and Me-
mortal M. r., Churches and PetsWortthh
Baptist Church are holding Joint meets
ings I'M tabernacle at Belamy'ssC Church.
The following preachers have charge of
the meeting. The Rev Guiger, Of Sherry;
the Rev. George sYyraw, OF Norfolk the
local pastors. the Rey, ", ID Watt, OF
Newlngton, and the Rev. ], n, peshazo:.
Although the rain has not materially
affected attendance Eonfthe s%rellgtous meet
lngs. II has nut a. stop TO social activities.
and. with the exception OF few small
sdinners and teas the week has been de,
oidedly quiet In the social world
IDr. and Mrs. " r, lager. OF Glen Roy,
are entertaining a large homeopathic,
Among the guests are Mrssqand Mrs.
Rhone. Miss Ellen Tate. Mrs., bsstrother.
all of Welch.afW fYa.iA Miss Strother, Of
C~ulpepar. Vat Mr.. ard Mrs lager, OF
Washington, ID, CT Mrs, Hartman and
the Misses Hartman, Of Cincinnati.
Mrs David Saunders sis spending a few
days at showan.
Nh. sam 81, Cary ard MI .8gWtlllam 3.
Lee. Jr.4sare also guests al ShoWan, !
Mrs, Howard ,JenytsY ana Mrs, Lulis
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Radf!ord Z q!

especial StoS THE Tines
BRADFORD, 6kVAny8$sA ll,--zMrs y.
$Hoge@8 Tyler entertained Mrs.SWN'illiam m
4Eles and her house party, also udse$a
FIIrrs. George e.. Casselll at de-
@liShtfulsstea q on Tuesday evening at Hat
M. and Mrs. Frederick {. Hair, Of
sRIclimuo,nru IN and their niece MrssaFrancts
r. WadleIgh.s and children gRawle and
SElenor. OF Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Derrick and baby. of 8Houston;e Mr.. and
SMrs.SN.@ #H.#5Curry and three children, OF
Richmond: Miss Lucy Radford SEof AM
5herst, and Mr.. w. p. Brubaker, OF Florl7
r guests at Mrs. Ellzabe ~.
Adams FOR the summer. 4. {ga
Mrs. George w. Miles was called to
Marion Tuesday by the illness OF her.
niece. little Miss Painter She was ac-
companied by her daughter. Mary.
Mrs. Per Harris and$littleE daughter
guests Of Mrs. J r. Harris /.
Miss sue Tyler and Miss Lucille Cnssell.
are atS Crockett's Springs. @
Miss Madeline Keipp.I$of Woman
ycollege. Tallahassee, Fla: Misses Mary
and and Amelia Keipp. OF Selma, Ala. Mrs.
81 B.McCartney,2 Of Lexington, KY, and
Miss Cora Gardner, Of 3Christiansburg. are
guests at q house party Mrs. WI VII
liam Ingles. !,
Nj. Walter Addison editor OF ' Tho
fLynchburg News, Els WISHING Gehe!al aEu
Mrs. James "A. McGil, at1iPulaski.{8R
MI. and Mrs. William Wharton and
children are spending the month at Pu-
laski Alum Springs.
Mrs Andrew Lewis. OF Pensacola, Fla
is visiting Mrs Mack Ingles..N /,
4BMrS and Mrs. Clarence 3. Fisher and;
little daughter left Tuesday TOR Sioux
city, Iowa, to visit relatives,
Mrs. r. r. Rayburn and llltle. son, e
Petersburg, are visiting Mrs FL, Glll..E
Il, Mrs, 10. q, Leary and Mrs. wv Har-
ris and 1--WE children, ot Gimmelton. are
guests at the home of Mrs.SSW. N. Rag
land for the month Of August,
Rev. L. w. Irwin has returned TO Lex
ington to recuperate, being still unable
Ia fulnl his pastoral duties, Ills pulpit
viii be- filled Sunday bySgRey, John Elm
stein, the future head OF ST. Adams,
Miss Matte Thomas, Mrs. y. y 7 Shell
BOURNE and daughters, and MI. Robert
Il. Jordan are at the Craig Healing
Springs, m a&t A SSabakA aN,
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NORFOLK SOCIETY

ffsrp,eeec, ali 10 The TImes-.D iIspa
NOREOLK8YA., Augustgi1.-1fissg 9
,3II, =. Taylor and her nephew Master
seldon4Taylor. are on their way home
rom I,laska. En- route they will visit
Salt LAKE Clty.#.~erados Springs.&1el 1
.lowstone Park. and Denver gCols 4
MI. and Mrs. Anton &koerner ana son.
Herman Koerner, are NJ at Blue tt a ! MouhI7
MISS Bessie KendellH and Mr. and Mrs.
N. e. lAMwortht and children OF Eastern
shore. are spending some time In Nor
folk. Sg6f sS3 $ss5S $500.
Miss Mona Finney, who has been he
pnest of Mrs. .bYeneable at the
W~Illoueghbhyyg Club. Ocean View, has re-
b ed $to&her; home In Washington ~
Miss Lima stark Will spend the re-
maiindler Of the summer IN Cambridge.
Md.
Il Springs. S8 $s4$f 6S5a.. .. .s...5
MISS Marion Lamb liz Visiting relatives
Iii bridgeport. Conn. u. fsg
Miss Elizabeth Townsend is visiting
frienlds In Cincinnati, Ohio.
MI, and Mrs. Mel 6tuary will %s spend
several weeks In New York. y
af Mr. and Mrs. Thomas kenHett and
Misses Mamie and Mildred 5Kensett are
i ut the Sweet sChalybeate Springs.
CAPTAIN and Mrs, Mertz are IN Washing
ton, Dc. 5
Miss selma Mertz ia visiting friends N
Eharpsvile, Pa. y,
Miss Winlfred Watts Is visiting friends!
III washington D. {,
Miss &Rnndell and Miss Mary Townsend
are at Buena Vista. sf
Mrs. jack w. Elliott, one OF Bos-
TOMS matrons, and her young daughter,
Ruth. WHO have been visiting Mr.. and
IF Mrs. III Edgar Harvey, OF Client. have
returned to their home, Airy Castle"
delighted wlth5their visit.
Mrs.5fW, ], Baum and children and
Miss Minnie Baum are In the mountains
ofSYirglnln. spending the month OF Az
gust, 4a5ssS 3is9,
sink, N. y. s.
Nj. and Mrs, James Dey are on the
Mrs. Arnold Bberhard and Misses Ruth
and Bernice Eberhard are In the Moun-
tains OF Virginia, rls
Miss Rosa Myers Is In WytheYiille.
MISS Fame Htherldge 4is the guest !of
Miss Josephine Wrenn az Wlloughpys 4
Beach, S$ s 81. y,atggl
Mrs. Walter Fl, Taylor, Miss LydtasTay-9
Tor and Master Hume Taylor are at sweet
Mrs. II, i. pey and Miss Margaret
Dey are at the Mecklenhurg Hotel, cnase
Mrs, John Parker Is n the oceansvlew
Hotel, a8 ~. \,
are In Raleigh, n. @, .,sI,,s-..s
Mrs. d. d, Johnston is in washington,
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Hobbs and children
are at the YelloW. Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. if. PEBBLES rs visiting In FeteFs-
burg. g3
Mrs. Hardy and Miss Ethel Hardy left
this week iorsYork and Phlladelpn!a;
Mrs. NJ Al McNair lssYlsitlng frlends
IN Raleigh, N, {, 5Ss5B ~
Miss Helen Taylor. IS At the Sweet
Mrs. George q. cabell, who has been
visiting relatives In Danyllle. has "a re-
turned home. 838s sse
Mrs. George Roper Is at Chase City.
Miss. Rosa Cooke Is at the Yellow SUI
sphur SPRINGS NJ
Mrs. LII Tllompsooan is8 An Washiinston,
i8p.s g, W. Nd 5s
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.OLDlPOINI COMFORT

cushmrGarn,$aasarr are With Mr.. and Mrs: SMe,r!ss:-.;'
sdith ION the Ware Riyer, s2S# gtGss
Mrs $sllngluff and Miss Marietta Cannon
were guests OF Mrs. ST.. George Bryan
at Eagle Point VIII a
Mr,83Rtchard Janney and $#5sdauEhterS
apseentf the week ct Mr.. Jalnney's oltd home.
In Maryland, #&S
Mr. snoWden Hopkins Is In BALTIMORE
Mrs. N; NJ. WEIGH rs guest at the ReesssS
tory. 5s 83# Ma B
The Misses Ethel and Matte Corr ihnalyyes
returned from a visit to Luray.
Miss TIabb,. OF SLeetown, ". Va, was
the. guest at sunlnlervlllo this#week.ss ~
Mr.. Shirley Garter brought pleasant
party on his yacht from Norfolk Is tbs
SNlobjack Bay and the adjacent rivers
last week, stopping for q short visit S;ata
Eagle Point, on the Severn, and Whites!
Hall, on the Ware. The party Sconsisted
of Mr.. and Mrs Carter and tic NlsseHsSi
Tucker Of Norfolk. Miss Maria Tucker
one OF the party, Is the young alady8wh0s
SO brayely IA sslsted In resculng a party
from drowning at Virginia Beach. For
such acts OF herolsm wear tho
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PEOPLE IN MATHEWS
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Especial 10 tho Times Dispa tch.)
MATTHEW'S ICOURTHOUsE,.s$V VA, Au-
gust 11,-Miss Bessie Miller and Mr.,
Sheppard Miller are at aBedford Springs,
Pa. LII
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hudgins, OF In-
5dIanapolis, Ind. are, visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hudgins.
Rev. Henry Lane, OF Port Haywood,
has taken charge OF st. Paul's Episcopal
CHURCH. In Goochland county, sS
Three prominent men have died In tina
past two w~eeks-Captain Richard Mar
chant, keeper OF New Point %L.ghthousa,
Mr.. Robert b. Gayle, former sherlft of
the county, and Mr., Robert Hudgins,' Of
Guyner's Island,
Mr.. and Mrs, Kirkpatrick, OF Lynch
burg; DR., and Mrs. Walker, Of Norfolk
have left for their homes. after several
weeks stay at 8'Popular Grove" 58sf
Mrs. Page Nottingham ~ Visiting on.
Eastern Shore. Slts
Mrs, John A.. Fleet and Mrs. Grace
siegel left this week for Colorado
Strings. N 8f EGHR .NSsf9E efsSt& NL RsNa
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Special rs %Thes n Dlspatch.)
OLE ORT,%MaVA.a.saAugus
E1.-ArIny SscirclesSsn are Nj much #i interested
lii the, approaching marriage5gof Miss
SBessesG reene,Sof Observation-Disclosures
ant clifford Jones, Artillery Corps; United
States ACKNOWLEDGEMENT liz occur lnsDallas
next 8Wednesday. Misc GreenesAAwlll
be given IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !.
Aaron "A. n reene,,T5J rsiss$a and sS,she Will wear
a. gown of tan d-ernbroidered satin,uFlsWith
"a garniture of rose point8lace..NsShe8h as
chosen for hersmaldsof honor Miss Mabel
EFlemming. Of! Dallas and for her
sm1raatrons OF mora Mrs. GeorgesAs%Robert-
son, OF Gainesville. Texas, land Mrs,
Robert J Tims.$o O Dallas, Her brides
maids will be- Miss Betty 50 nuel. MISS
fCatharine Morrow, Miss Connor.S
Miss Buford,. Miss MnrgaretgPerkina 2
@s Lieu tenant Jones will be attended by.
Miss Carrie Webster OF Dallas.
his brother. Lieutenant De'Witt5C.B Jones,
of the army, #asi best man., and the
gproomsmen will ibe Lieutenant Ellery
Farmer, Lieutenant 49,. M. CARLOW Ltau-;
tenant. Charles Rich Lieutenant G. s..
ellis, Lieutenant II. s. Tilfs:S and
lieutenant Guy Kent all OF the army.
They will wear the full dress uniform 81
their rank. a
Measrs, n ~ Yardell. VIII Lawther.
Flrunk IttuSllI y
n. w. Mlllikens OF Dallas. Will be the
usFerE. S34
After September the first Lieutenant
and Mrs. Jones will be atghomeE at Fort
ress Monroe,
Last evening at the Fort Monroe Club
.5thefofrlcers OF the post gave q farewell
reception In honor of Colonel and Mrs.
5Ramsay3D. Potts, who will leave shortly
Sfor Washington, where Colonel Potts
has been assigned for1duty on the general
STAFF Of the army, sesaSss6 LI
& Among the recent arrivals at the sher-3
wood Inn are Miss Florence Rame,l LOUIS
Vile, ky; Mrs. e Cleveland Wilcox, Az
lanta: Mrs.$S2A Crawley. Newport, Ky;
Miss Theresa Hohson. Louisville. Ky:
Mrs, II M. Wood. Cincinnati; Nj, and
Mrs, Lee 10. Bower. Kansas City, Mo,
Patrons of the Chamberlim are Mrs.
Lillian Hill. Miss Happie Hil..t Orange,
Texas Mr.. and Mrs. A. Co. Hardness,
Quarryville, Pa; Mr., and Mrs. Forest
Preston. Oxford, Pa; Mrs, y, J. Han,
Miss M n. Grove, Miss Agnes Grove,
Dayton, Ohio;4 Mr.. and Mrs. A.5sG, Baker,
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. ] p Mar
shall. st, Louis.
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APPROXIMATIONS PEOPLE.
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I55 .tSPeclnt 10. The TKFles'0 IsI1H tcu,I
SPOUT SPRING, VA, August DIR,
George -, Davidson, OF this place, has
accepted the position OF Professor OF
Modern ,Lansuages In the University OF
Oklahoma. and Will leave for his new
field of labor early In September, Dr.
Davidson Is descended from q prominent
Appomattox family, and III an M. a. OF
Johns Hopkins University and Is n Ph. -.
OF the Virginia University, He has had
ssYenssyears' experience as teacher In
Rawlings Institute. the University at
tCharlottesYille, and other schools, and8ls
we'll equipped for the work to which he
has been called. /,
Mr.. s. Y, Stratton and wife OF Your
city, Is visiting at Mr.. TIL. stratton's,s
Miss Mary Stsptoe, of Holcomb's Rock,
Bedford county. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs
It'd. Rtratton.
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PALMYRA
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
PALMYRA. VA, August little
Misses Petit. of Rock Rest.sgaya avery
enjoyable dance Tuesday evening a.
the Edgewood Hall. ~ unique feature
of the OCCASION was the mannerSof se-ss
curing partners for the opening quadriAe..5
Each lady and gentleman, was presentadI
Wlthsa card in the shape OF a Tyre beau
gtifully painted In water Eeolors, bearing
sa musical scroll OF one on more bars OF
some familiar afr, which each was res
SquestedI to sing inSorder.st AS Lady No ,ElE
5marchedSt to position singing, When other
lips their tales f3loYe may tell,,,.,aGen-
tlemanSN No. ~ Joined her with. Then
you'll remember ne,'s--muchi to the amuse-
3men't ofsthef company. ,5
Delicious refreshments were served DUR
Ing the evening, and the 'shirt-waist
dance WAS voted the success OF the
season. 85a
Mr.. Gulstarvius worthjnugton, who has
been Visiting at Glen. Rurnie. has returned
to his home, In washington.
Rev. Bent, AncellS has gone for a few
weeks stay With relatives In Alabama
MAr. AArmlstead Shepherd VIII spend the
coming year In an educational tour
abroad before completing his course At
the University, He will travel wltSnssa
party OF ten young men and two tntTrsttssii
Miss Susie Wilson and AR, Cooke fof3
Hollins Institute, are visiting mt steneYs
leigh 8Ss #
Mrs Charlie Conner and daughters and
Miss H.uty Shepherd. of Emporis. and
Mr., Peter Shepherd and daughter of
Macon, Ga, are on a visit to their dig
home, Mountain View. Ky
Mr.. Herbert GARY, of Portsmouth. ~
Visiting friends here.
Mr. Claude Petit and family have come
upt from Richmond to spend the nor sea-
son at Rock Rest. .g II
MIR. and Mrs. Rusbee and Miss YIN
Petit VIII leave next week for galte
an extended Northern trlp. S&S
Mr.. and Mrs, "a. a. Gray and Mr., PAUL
Petit are attending the Bar AssosiaEg
ton at the Hot Springs, So
Miss Helen Hsrrick has returned honia,
after several weeks with friends In South
sIsoston. $3.50
far Miss sailis, entertained d number
OF young people In her charming EotaA
stonele!gh. u
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3SFhfEtEE9SfS2&GE 3GS IG5&E3 EAGLfR4Wf
spent sunday@with the family of Mr.
G. Nv. Briggs. js8
everalSdays with his family near scot ~
VILE, this week 4
Miss Helen Wilmer returned last week!
from Europe and 5is nov at Plain 2 Ita
for the summer. s 4sgS
". n. wilmer. OF New York. spent
Sunday at Plain Dealing.
Dr.S5W. NJ. Wade, OF Richmond visited
relatives here on Tuesday.
sa9 Mrs. RIB. Hughes and htldren,#5@ g
{Arvonia, were atsthe$ home of Mrs..SJoohn
Schultz for several days last week.
Master Broun Powers and $sSS Misses Y sseA
Louise and Ann Powers, who have oeeni
visiting their grandmother, Mrs.5$D:.$P
Powers, returned to thelr&Ehome In Rich iclc
mond o. few ago.
Mrs. Josephine Treyillian, who. has been
"a guest at the home OF her8brother Gen
j. e. Fill. has returned to her nome IN
Richmond. 3a@&% Za98 a.
Richmond.
Mr.. Clarence Fair, OF Manchester, spent
sunday With relatives In Fluyanna.
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iLizztesS Helm are visiting friends IN Pc

LizzisS Heain, are Visiting friends d P 1'e-5
3tersbnrg..s5& s8 a5s SsSS
Co,loorneslSE.%D Cole. Mrs.$sW Bran
nan and 4 their uest,,s#ssM Sweet, Of
Phoenix M Y..,S have returned from
TO- Rict1mond.IEssssS S sS9sss sSS
Judge A.@ lW.allacessss.is at Hot
springs,ss dfsattendedsthe virginia Bar
Association there .s $sg2Ss sSsss
Mrs. 81, i. willis and children .lhi are
spending sc Is weeks w relatives N
5Culpeper county
Rev. md Mrs, ". AZ Clark, Stof8 Rich q
mmonnd were Wei here TILL week Zen route to
Lancaster county to4visit relatives
Mrs. Embfeysssand her relative.
Miss VIM. have returned from Atlantic
City.
Miss Mercer 2crr,u.toshaeld is visiting
friends at Urbanna. 5g8s
Mrs. 7. 2. Morris has returned from
Saratoga
Miss Annie. Br.axtotn Is al the Brandon
Hotel, Basic City $SSsss
Misses Lizzle and Maud Wortham. who wt,
have been#visiting Mr.. j NJ P.I8RoWe and
family have returned to Hanover.
Mrs. J.. D. Cole and daughter. Miss
Alice Cole, have returned from Buffalo
Lithia SPRINGS I
Mrs. j. G.H King and child rem are Wis
fling Mrs. A. Davis, at SlUrbanna.
Miss Mary p. Beale Is visiting relatives
at Charlottesville.
Miss Lucy32Y. %$Tansill has returned from
Buffalo Lithia Springs.
8 Mrs. BrawnerSs4Ca Gates and children.2$of
Richmond, are visiting Mrs, r. q. Mer-
chant here. 7as9
Mrs J.$Williamson,o OF Washington, Is
a guest OF Mrs. w ]. Chewing,
Mrs. AZ. jackson Smith, OF 8Bealton, is
visiting her sister.sMiss Maggie Kelly.
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n on Household Linen Department

; season Is at It's height. And
whysshoulds It not be Haven't We the
weather that demands cool. light gar
tments? Was It ever hotter? II is com
sforttng t, know that everything light
and cool III Linens can be had here,
and, IN many instances at prices lower
than usual. $sSSf Ssaa.
g Bleached Linen Tissue. 25c per yard
full yard wide; and the popularsLinen
rSuiting, In light and medium weight,
same width, at S26c; the at 2Sc.
we are making g display *, ~ Y
counter OF an elegant line OF Bath
towels and Mats, III full range OF prices.
8SWa8opens for sale Tomorrow several
pieces 81 the popular shade Sof Blue
Linen. which has been heretofore scarce
MI d and s sper5fyard seS5sss
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ton, .. G. A8At8@ 4 Y,
Nj. an Mrs. Chester K. Scott Will
tgsppeenrud the remainder OF the summer at
the Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Mrs. Frederick Aunspaugh sls VISITING
her ssiste In Northampton county n. e.
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Belts Leather Goods
$s 1ec and 2bc White Embroidered
and Plain Wash Belts now 1Oc.
csc all styles Of Embroidered
Belts now only 1bc.
SOC White Embroidered Wash
Belt, with pearl and brass buckles,
at this sale 2Bc.
The latest style OF White and
Black Silk Princess GirIdles. bOc.
White Kid Belts, with pearl!
buckles, b0c. 4.
Black Kid Fritzi-shett Belts Belts
25c and Doc. ,
&c. ,@5
shen Beltsa,10c.
Belts. Doc. /.
Persian Frttzi-shen Leather leather
Belts. 6Oc.
u $3.50 Persian Finger Purses
this sale, 800.
$3.50 Black and Brown Finger
Purses now S1.OO. &, $s5ss
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Wash Fabrics.

1oc Fine Dress Gingh'a.mn1us now
&c.
@ &1e52-sc Fancy suitings, large,
variety, 12 1-2c.
1sc Solid Color Panama Panama Rep
now 121-2c.
IA 15c Beautiful Solid Color Cham ham
5brays IL 1.2.c.5 y
Great assortment q Plaid cling
hams. 1Oc.
IL 1-2c Fancy Lawns and
Yoiles, sale price, &c.
IL 1-2c Fancy Dotted Swiss and
Lawns now ss1-8cc. Il s
15c Plaid Cotton Y 8v1oc'illletNs, this
sale, 8 1-Bc.
II 15c Roubaix SILK and Taffeta3
SILK Effects, 8 t.8c.
soc Fine Printed sink orga indies
now 25c. II ,
SIX Ginghams, IN beautiful
Large variety q Perrcales, II Il
neat effects, Zoe. 5E
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Ladies Hosiery.

= - 49, s42}}
Ladies' Black Lisle Dropstitchss
HOSE, 2bc.
26c value Lace Lisle Hose. spe-
4cial, fOc. &
Black I.isle Hose, real gauxe.
85cs and SOC pair. IA
Special line OF Ladies' Black
Lace Lisle Hose, In many d~iferenta
designs, SOC pair. II 8
Beautiful Black Lace Lisle2 Hose
now 86c pair.
Extra Good Quality Black Lace
Hose, 25c. hi
Ladies Colored Hose, il blue
pink, gray, heliotrope, red and AM
navy. all thin g1aa1ulIzz,ess Isle. 8 Bl's,Si and
SOC pair. s
Buster Browns Sisters Hose,
special. 2bc pair. -.. s
Children's Fine Ribbed Isle isl
Hose, 26c.
BOYS. and Girls, Extra Good
Black Ribbed Hose, - L:'5 &c and and
Infants 8colored L lis sex, lssc
pair. 55 I'll 81
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Kimonos and Dressing Sacques.

s1.0O White Lawn Dressing sacques,, With sailor
collar trimmed with embroidery, 75c.
s1.485 White Lawn Dressing sacquesSSand Kimonos.
lace trimmed; this sale. $1.25.
1925 White Lawn Kimonos,s rimmed SHtthS Ger
man Val. lace and inserting to- match 800 8@s#%kk
$3.4s Long Fancy Kimonos. with Il deep ssruh les.,
now &2.48. #S8@S 8S@S #sHS5#3S
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15c LIS nj Vests, mercerized tape, slig:
mperfect,,$1 2 1:2c8 EACH #S8ssSa
36c High Neck and Long Sleeves Corset Gov
81 light weight 25o EACH
15eS Extra Size Vests, short or&$win sleeve. Je
sNorss Swiss rbbed;; special 2 1-2cS each. s
Ladies's and Mems SAll-Wool ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gray and white; special, 50c3each:
soc Black Silk Vests, low neck and sleeveless s.
shield shape, now 25cs each. S#9 385$5B#s8&
T. Knit Waists for Boys and Girls cool andSd d
blesscotton and nj rcerized .25csandS so seach.-s8B
$@8$ Boys Balbrlggan hirts,ssslon and short slee
SDraWersSto match,,E2 BIC each. &S%8@sS 8R
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Elegant. Coats, ). ,:,;',
White Skirts.

81. 90 Linen Skirts. latest styles,#now SEAS gs$
1850 White Cannon Cloth Skirts. this sale, 500
s1.25 White Cannon Cloth Skirts, excellenttSyalu
sale price, 800. s$#.S $fSs#s
700 Beautiful Worthy Linen skirtssnow Ss.4ss.
&s2 80 Fine Cannon Cloth Skirts nowSS 1.bO.H