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NJ Horse Show German.
= ,,acioii ~ j,rhn .Tirnes-DIspntch

q Especial to Tho T imes--D 1!ispotch. 81
Ss FREDERICKSBURG, Al, July u.
The Horse Show german, the chief social
event OF Horse Show week, tookS Place
at the Opera House to-ntgh s T lle're
were many couples on the 1907, repro 3,
sa =, not onry the local society people,
INT including Visitors from Richmond,
washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York and other points
The german was led by ME- g; ,ls 4 T. +.
howard ana Mr.. c. IA Q. 81 Goolrtck, and
tho music was furnished by schroder't,sH
Band, Of Jvashln gton. At midnlg Q
aupper was served, u after which dancing
WIS resumed Until two o clock. It was as
a brilliant affair. ]. 4s .53 ssJS5
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/ ONE LONESOME HIT. {;
! Only Two Roanokers Reached
First During Entire Game.

Special to The Times- d spatc,.i us
.5s PORTSMOUTH. VA fully 11.--Schu-
man broke the record on the PORTSMOUTH
grounds day. and let Roanoke down,
with one lonesome hit The score was 9
to 0. with Portsmouth on the big cnd OF
It. The game was n fast one, and was
won by clever base running on tho part
OF tho Truckers. But two Iiighlandcrs
reached first base and one OF these got
FREQ transportation IN the first inning
Portsmouth played q rattlIng good game
4 in the field. and ran the bases ~ splan-
did style. Roanoke made four errors, MI
s but one OF Whlch were costly. Smith
pitched n good game, and had the TIT ck-
ers guessing most Of the time. Ills sub
way twisters iloated up us fbigs as ] rain
barrels, but they were ppzzltng, and Few
OF the hits mndo should have boon safe.
The game that Portsmouth put up,
though. would have won from any team,
In thaileague Manager stuthers, OF the
IIighlnnders. was put out OF tho grounds
for arguing with Umpire Newhouse.
Aside from Schnman's pitching, the work
i Of Strebe!gh atEth!rd, FIsehman at short,
! and Kelly at first. was a feature. Crutch-3
ley put up a GOOD game Mt short for
Roanoke. The score: e * E
an PORTSMOUTH. s.5s
players: ABR. II. Q. a, Il,
Titman, il RI |, {. ......,.,..,,g 0 2 90 III
Etrabeigh, Sb...,,.,,,,.,s OIL q q
.Icischman, ss.,..,,,,,..,.S 5s Q !, ~ y
Kaln, 2b,...,....,.,,..,.,.S lEG Q
Rowe, sb.,,i.. j. ,,,,..,,.o 9 10 . o
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Prize q Ugh ting
Racing
At.totng
SkatingB
shalt be 80 d year, 10 be paid at the rate
of 81 cents ever mon 5se a "A
iii n 38 i Officers Chosen. N t33

Officers Of tho camp. to hold ONCE unit, +,
Decenber list, were elected as loil 2, W
GSnnasr Mr aso ssoNs Tipws
} IL Il
GarriIFton officer e the oa guard m rWI
cheatwood, Afr.lR. q. I'eyton und Cap tairt3
$AW. N1illcr;s chaplain, Mr; Jcrroild4 ,a1g-
gins; quarterplaster afld q
5urer, Mr. a lien 3. q Crutchneld. I |, y
zig el nsif ss yssS S's' 81 nhftesu
wa sn DECIDED 8d TO Keep theaIsts opst, until u
august oTTaer u % p,rn thei names
ma ana become &c, charter members The ,lsts !,
70 Plac e dsHspe on aS On stre ss
5,crsh ~ e'in there d Il no doubt that Il
sast Il tSe aa s xh1Se u
night does succeed, there isS every i1sel..
hood that an attempt will be made y 4, 70 e
h, th9 M 57atlonal reunion ilv'u
Yond Tuesday night In every month y II
The Awards. "
Z, I 4 = II HIM srs1 .4 Allandalc--C
Iurkamp q st. Loonnrdlne--Blallr81 PHI o1l1l-
Bso,l. q a Tora d t-sW. w. Osborne. . 81.
Roadsters-l Glenville--A Rando Oh y
8IIoward, 3. Maud Count D'Adhema = Il y
$Beutrice-s s. \ Il. Powell, agent # q,
faf C.raen; Saddle Horses ~. Ipepin ce-1he ne
\ Oaks Farm. 2. Tho Limit per ana y
CARRIER. s. Highlande TN re-. -
skamp & n Y y &, d, Y. Y,
S Pairs Of Harness Horses-1 patrlloe t, DE- .
sReid--A Ii Randolph Ho ward 2.g4$ AT S1F =
I,reezes- ,arber3 and CARRIER. s .55s b
Lad les Huntcrs-1. The 70 vorlteTn ',
tol
Potts. . ST! Leonard ne-Bl q t hn ll z,
s saddle n Horses (Open class)----1 rs. ne
ana CARRIER. 2. irish Rose
strhe Oaks Tarrn. 8. Relance-TTTlh1.et' OAKS OAK
Farm IL 81. n II ...., ",
ERlnir Johnson. 2. The @ Fayorit e-M ar
Blair Johnson Aliea
Potts. 5sS st IN 7, \, !. I,
CARRIER ana CARRIER. Az Dr.. Reltl-n IN; rs.
Howard X g.. Paul-Roger 70 ros 81 1,
s Ponies Under sadd le-l eiypsy M s,Il0l Z,
Osbornc. 2. hi d. ndy-- II ~ -.
Lyme. a Sg III y. Z, /. " 8,
55T Middle and Heavy Weight Hun e e r s.
Il Taconite-The Oaks ia rnl. 2.iA llandcaieff--
II urkanlp. g. Chief ain---C t,5S f1u1r
s1N PARK PM Tar dem-1 !. Patriot RoynlsR egents-3-
81 Randolph Howard. 2. Airs, Exc llence:-
II CARRIER and CT rber. 81 Paul--Ala te. foser s.
bros. Z, KS IN y :, fs y, R, \.
M Horses in TIarness--1. Spurs s.
ana CARRIER. 2. III "a :. itando1lpn
TIowa I'd. 3, Bet Garber and CARRIER.
n Hunters and Jumpers, g. foot class III
rirelight-Mrs Allen Potts. Bl e ts
socks-w. w. Osborne. Taco mite ne
Oaks Farm. 81. /. ,,x N.
Races-Hal f-mita dash sloo- = . lSt he'll
abrytfa George "A Hunt gton Y. "a. con
gress-J J Council y 81. y !.
Taylor. Time. .53 ~ .3t. !. u !, .
/ .125-1. Croxton-R. NJ. Ia ylor. 3. Yeren,it---.
Richard yvallach. \ 81 Westown---11,. a8ss Y !.
Hayes Time, s:5 IL q .8,5
Three ouartetr NJ lie Dash, sloo-1 D cohas-
sett--,J. . d. n Temple 2. seagate---Johln
Ieeley Sentry llrnll VI. and l3fooKo'
Time, ;25 3-4. g$i53 7. 3.
8 steeplechase- q NJ lies SEQ $50. .s,s :,
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faHgs AZ
Foster, 9
Setz, 90. 3 # +. 35{s ~
Benbow, IL Il 5s 9 ls M ~ V
s Es2s9a,
b NJ Totals 4. 80 Il q 81
Score by innings: 81 Il! s. n =.
Danvilie 9 ! g W. ~ w.
Norfolk \. !. !. 4. i. 4. e120 90 o.
m Summary: Earned ~ Danville, 2;
Norfolk. "a n Stolen bases---D ingle.. Clark.
3Benbo W, u Nc Aiahon. So rihce hits-zur r
lage, Richards. Two base hlts---E Awards ls
Three base hits Powell, Nc Kenzle, Reg
gle. Home! runs- M hfahon. Double plays
Ricknrds TO zurlage. Base on bal ls 50 Il
Stanley, Q; hIcKnightt. e. \ Struck out--By
Stanley. Nc Knight, !; Winston. i, Hit Il
by pitcher-F Foster, scitz. Z Clark, Fetzer,
Benbow. Wild spitches----McK Knight, !.
Left on bases Danville O; Norfolk, 8:
First base on erors-DanYille, o.; Norfolk.
2, Time OF game. one hour and nifty
i've minutes. Umpire. staehle. Atten--
dance, !, 900. sfs IN i5 8
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BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer;
q 10 NJ Seventh "a Street. M d Phone 1881

},UKNITU IN NJ SEWING MACHINES
8S ORGANS, AiATTING,lsLI C%
& I Will sell to-day 1890 a, NJ 4, very
tered Oak Chamber Suit. 40 oax " alnuti
and other Chamber suits. 5gt Snrarobes.s
Handsome SIdeboard, Dining VI Ia !es,s
Chairs. Rockers Parlor lsurnltu ~ III
apination Secretary Oak and ,Whlnulg
bookcases Lounges. Lea thsr Coue!ies,i
Iron Bed springs Mattresses. odd Bu-;
s SIy, sMachines,s 3 Upright Parlor Or
gnIus several rolls new Matttn 81 new
Tinoieum; also a lot Of other good ,S TOO
numerous to mentlon. # S3 5j Il 5sslg55E
Ladies' Invited. 4. y, !; +. \. ], ]. =. a2S
Geo. ", IA Oliver, Salesman s.s sssss w
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J. 3. Elan,f q Col {:
Augustine Royal g Co.


/. tx COMMISSIONS Auct ton Sale Of Valuable
and Chesterfield ounty !,
cult Court Of the county OF H enri leo IN ss
the SUIT styled Knt e . u Proc tor, Guar !;
dian, etc, II octorse y ~, SS
the nderslgned special " eomI,issi orsr '$s
lsss sS'7
Land IA i5on in chesteraoid eount near thsyl
city OF f Maneh ter, frontn tog ther.SS
81 feet !, q srsiiltltng
back raie !, ~
r. NJ, ELEVEN LOTS OF x Tp u. he
city OF Manchester I, seven Of .wl!ich 'front.' Na
~ tSeE
are designat ted ns LOTS VI g, Sy1yS
and 40. In Square o. q ana FOkllsN
LOTS front!ng lss H. e see1 0
3designat ed as LOTS IA. u.s. f16 nn d&17 In
said square, No. liz 81 on q plat Of the
Snds maGs
nj FERNS MS -one-third Of the purehase8
money In cash and the residue In three
equal A. instruments at six twelve 81 ana
eighteen months. the credit Inst ailments
to be evidenced BY notes OF the pure hasef
with Interest added from d ate OF sale 9 MI
tho title retained SuntilSthe purchase money
the court. ll,a G. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lFs77i Special g missile 2 or. MN
IN the Clerks ONCE Of the q Circuit Court
tor, Guard ian. etc. Plaintiff, EainstSl
$S III nrya G.. Proctor ct ais, Detendan
81 I Deputy Clark Of the YIN said .sS Court
special comm ssioners by the decree rem
dered In said cnusay on the 28th day o. iss
June, 1905, has been duly given. Y 4, !.
said court, this S6th day OF 1une, 81
y. r.. PHILLIPs, Deputy q .ll erl.sSs
~ The bove sale ID postDo ned until
TODAY 4CTHURSDAY) ,s y LYf ~ u 1904
At 6 o. CLOCK. g
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RICHMOND L0S[|S'|
L Il !! D SERIES &: Z !:
Game Was Stopped il Seventh
:ss5s Inning By 9. Rain lain;
Storm.
gs N S
sUMPlRE's j UDGM ENT WAS BAD.
49, 81 Vt Nj Il
One Hand Catch BY Hamilton
the Star $, Play 81 81 the
III Game.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
I s,5EAt Lynchburg: 1ynchburg 4, 1sicll--S
nond 0. gd5 @ i y s
All Danville: Danvillos 8. Norfolk s,
Ss Al, Portsmouth Portsmouth Rom fstl't-
u Dke o. ssSSI Ii 4 EN- q
Where They Play To-day.
Roanoke at Richmond. l3f

8 ~ 80 sc.:.
4 5LYECHBUIlf. VA. Jti1y, ! i --T richmond
WINS shut out hers ths afternoon BY the
score Of "a to o. X, n game that ,sns stop
pod In tho last lialf OF the seventh inning
by a rain storm. The Shoennkars hit
Ealyc freely. md Il tho hits would have
I been more numerous but for the fact that
4 In two innings the locals went out lo
hurry the game before the storm Until
Manager Shaffer put q stop to ~ 81 The n
game was not nfhrkcd by the wrangling
that marked the two former contests of
& the series. though tho Judgment q l!tn-
spire Dainty was about IA l,a as Y could
[ be. The Sloemakors played another sll ls;
edge game. nearly all OF tile players &nc- 4
sccptiig chances that looked pract lcally
out OF the question. A onc-h hand catch
8inEhis glove by Hamilton IN the first was
the star play OK tho game, r efas pitched
his usual strong game keeping the vial
tors Well In hand, tho only hits being
secured BY shaffcr, and striking out seven y. n
a OF the twerty-one mon who faced him.
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& Philadelphia, s.; Cleveland,

Philadelphia, S; Cleveland,
s;$;
sd ss 5.ssS n nns ssSfes
Boston, 10 Chicago, 2-8.
boston ,uIy y, = g i won both s games
p! ssors of 81 Innings. . . !. 4. f 4 =
G si;ss 81
rss1s u saa
lin and Evans. a 95 ~
ss!s 4 4 g .
'Ysaea sullivan ana Hart;
umpires O. Ioughin and Evans
#S New Y ork, 10; St. Louis, A. 90
NEW YORK. July Il. Sew York and r. s
da days s''iIo aXsn Whining tho rst
losing tho second to q TN n *
First Game; u I; I Il 81 Il,
st. iouis 2 . o9l-2
T#s sf sSSss:' s.
Second Game AZ ss8 +, / \, J.
&C. SS g So So
ana i% eon195 H Hmpipe
Eastern League. @8
II NJ r ronto-F1rst eame q. Toronto. Mon
trioi IL Second Dame: Toronto :; 9
a MISREPRESENTATION = Rochester 5.
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farewell Horses,

(speela, to The Times, plspatrh,>
y Julg I. lT7;Ths regular N
mule market WAS held here to,asy. ~ mum,
! bSr eS sales were mAdA A. ;|
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Southern League.
Nashville, 6; Atlanta, Ie

NASHVILLE. TENN. July 1L--Atlanta
slaushtersd Nashville !. to-day. The ball was
Score by !nnlngs; :. q. Z ". r u, =:
SssaSs 3
'natter,cs- cassro, Dugsan and coogan: SPARKS
and Archer. Time. a hours. Umpire. Rudder-l
Montgomery 9; Birmingham, Q,
p KY kaa Sst eaea s ss%
the tenth inning to allow Birmingham to eaten
MN;SSliEs%Sssx 8 SSSS$
En. RisFsn
New Orleans, 1;3Memphis. o.
asaia SN Ssssa S'y ~ es oEst:
ability % bunch hits.
New MsmpS H,lssn' Is
Hrul tSur. Fine a i,S Umpire. huckflssys NV
Teams Break Even.
LITrL4E ROCK. ARK. July l1.-Littla Rock
ana shreveport broke even il today double,
Sssf v Rs'ii throw xs ssss s e s'' ~ "9Hs
game, Is. u Y, MI ss n In < I
little Rock ,,,...',2S g, 81 9o@031-
hHs sfytsnsssorsh ana 81; Er's and app
Second Game; IA II ~ Il - -
81! sspfre By x, innlnss' oo,,o aonE' u Y +
81, T,mo' s;Io Jim Taskabsrry.
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q yCTfON SA e T. This DAY. sS
S
BY Edward 81 Rose CO, Green q ltsdd Al
Heal IL Es I'd. Xse.,ts and and IA uationoots
Isl $40 rpr,, q /, & 81 " II
COURT GALE OF ts
II VI 81. L "a. NJ VI aSfSs
& yt,s'yf AS III Ia B 's 'S3s
TIL Z K aEAUTlFuLso ~ HU HBAh Il n oMe a
M fVV e I've roc M III M sss
47 WIN a6 Acres Il m i aSS N s m
4 HenricO County Treasurer.
No ~ .H-f' sS q XII
IVAT.TER II T1nnA Tlac 4 sE
) ,,t,,1, 5 = ! !, q \. IN,
iIfSH1,A +, BAR PAR ~ \,
: Nj q Il & s. ~ III h XII ff4DY
3ls Nh aRoV15;1 Is Wafer
IN D, o AZ PRTIM s,l3] NV
and los South 1S i Street.. 81 u
& foot III. Il tho city q Rlchnond O, ,easssS
urnhan a. ay i,sn1ol
SSSt II. SO .-.-. n
81 virtue 5, decree, 81 ,the circ,,itSS
lsoe ns special
Inn WI =,
IS rs ets1''.Sse lsos.
~ !, n 5;so /: P Z. \, .
thnrcn say
houses on Egalcstons Street I. Ne tSs
po rites looking for q /. subj Aoine
Se en not .an q y,
eo1 ana al u. Ely
~ ~ ana
rI, - NV ~
evorvt HIM, ~ ra.t "a IN -
- y. T., i', I'm ~ =, ~ rSax
e
mranS9
III ailaa y e
III, very snurt lWe ore tnis "
WI WI % VT
IN! .is Z, =, as
3 ~ Snle 81 ~
0;S0 II. M.---We VIII Il sell the tslt WO frame
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OF HousEHo IS GOODS All OUR AUG.
8,{t-TloN5gH oUsE, Nc. is N. . sE VENTHt
STREE o.DAY,5 . Y . 18TH At y,
o. CLOG X. M I.sy d
will 4 sell AZ good Upright. Piano, 4
single and double Oak ~ Nardrob hes,
Cherry, Is new Kitchen Ia lcs. Oak and /.
Cherry sdeboards. Hnll Racks Domestic o
Sewing RI Machines. Mattings, g13Sa Cnr pets;
Rugs, is new Gasoline Stoves. ..1 Il good
Trap md SCarrlngc,$ ~ good Gas Ranges Y
i1&extra fine Two-oyep Run &c. OF new
lBuggy Bodiss extra large rsod Walnue
TIL 81 STANDARD AUCTION O,.i55
B. G, Buford Manager and Salesman nan
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Orange, q, Chariot lille, 3,

Especial to The Times pispatch,l
RHs Atd ,pS sssqs ases e
The feature OF the galno was tho heavy hitting
OF The Orange team. ton getting folr h.A
Scoro ~ innings n ID Il, IL. H.
eeSssspplkSss,e.;iiis ,'.,.,,,.,,..,",S3sSSS5Is
Batteriss--H urgand line and nellie ", Chswnr
ing Roy and Johnyon, N; y, y y, Y y
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1n&the&C Clerks Ottlc
ofBthek COuntyfof
w r. Todd let ais.
nguinHt
Isadora ToddSet sa1i
tsI, vi =. r. PHILIPPE.
said court, do cert
iquired @of the Spa,
the decree rendered
I'd dry OF Juy,&1WB
Givenfsu my
said court, this 9th u
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Il OF the Circuit Il Court

lfI- 4, n, u q II X
efen dantgs
deputy clerk ofathSS
|fy8thnt tho bond res
.inl Conmissio bySII
q IN said cause On& ! IA a;
z; hns been duly given
llhn d#as clerk he
day ofgJuly, 1905. u
u. r PHILLIPS. 4,
1 (. 4 Deputy Clerk! e. y Of
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BY Pollard " Baghy, vi
ilO2 u. Main Street, XXI
q, RusTEE's AMGTIny s SALE X !, J, OR slS
puVAL, STR q 81, z !! EISMEEN ~ Rsl
In execution Of n decd Of trust, dated
,Ju t 10, 1905, and recorded IN clerks office
az os" Richmond I'll Ghaneery Court. p b. ~
4, t Rasp pay sy st IL nerto or tho dali
tthhe.rnihn secured. b / will sell by auctlon,
on ne rRfI TGflRnsspfsAl, y JULY l.. 1903.
ut 9 O'Clock r. NJ. the above mentioned
dwelling nnd lot 10 feet front ny ss feet
TERMS s. ugh In cash to pay cost 81
sale, any taxes that may DO due \, Two ,,'
notes to 1 sash aSa sn'afe spsa aaa
d note OF $500. due June 10. 1907, and III,
lterest on same from day OF SALE. resia lll,
at aud 2 yenrs. q per cent. in teress
dsedi or 81, cash, at qnton Of pnTrs ,E,sssg
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The bove sale ID postponed until
TODAY CTIIURsDA,Y),, .J ULYR Il Va 1s6s
a n - At g. CLOCK. ss9
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Eastern /, Il, !. League.

EasternHLeaB 37
II AZ Toronto First Game 4; oronto. 2: Mon
,rfei IL SECOND Game Toronto, 81; Montreal, y
al Prov encc-Balt!m y; Providence.
AZ Rochcster-B Buffalo, 81 Rochester g
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BY !. Il thompson Brown S. Coz &j
!; "A a. lib East Main Street. IN
, 1906-03-28

biggest darn fool we ever saw" Chow
was that? ?" "Well you see he started
to sing a song but there was something
yellow and white trickling down to the
stage between his legs from his coat
tails and whichever way he turned and
whichever way he stood, frontwards
or backwards, there was always that
never ending, continuous stream of
yellow and white. 1t was the most
laughable thing we eve saw. OF
course we have forgotten all about the
concert, whether it was good, bad or
Indifferent hut we have never forgotten
about that young fellow who evidently
thought our shouting and cheering was
real applause for his singing, and hot
for his most ridiculous appearance.
That was what broke us all up.""Well,"
| said, MY good friends, | am that
self same 'darned fool was the man
that sang WITH the broken eggs in my
pocket" "Gee! Whiz !nhe says, "Were
they eggs?" ''They were" | answered.
"Well, well, well, we never thought of
it being eggs before" He then vent
on to saw that in and around his neigh
borhood for many years after, that a
recital of that particular scene which
they had witnessed would Away
prove a potent cause to make everyone
break out in uproarious and continued
laughter. And so ends the story ofthe
"London Germania Orchestra's concert
in aid of a worthy charity in the town
of Ingersoll, Canada.
THOMAS MARTINDALE.
, 1906-03-28
MECH & co.
Wildwood Holly Beach
Wildwood

io oOo hOhJ
Those in a position to know proph-
esy a big season and an early
one. 1t is thought that the influx of
summer visitors will be greater than
ever before and that our attractive
little island will be taxed to the ut
most to properly house them. Now
is the time to prepare for their recep-
ton. We have some of the things
you need to make your cottages and
boarding houses comfortable and at
tractive. Call and let us show you
the goods.
Dainty Fresh Curtains beautify the
house within and make it attractive
from without.
THREE LEADERS IN LACE CURTAINS
IA yds. by I yd., 75c pair
3 yds, by II yds., s1.oo pair
3 yds. by ~ yds. s1.a5 pair
Curtain Scrim. White and cream,
&C yard.
Curtain Swiss. 1oc, nc and 15c.
All good designs.
Cretonnes and Denims. Artistic
designs, pleasing colorings. Just the
materials to give good results for lit
tie outlay when prices range from OF
to csc.
Silkalines. Plain and figured.
Give a soft silky effect in screens,
mantle draperies, head rests, etc, I2c
and I5c.
WHITE SPREADS, GOOdWearingValueS
Lily White. One of our specials
at SI.oo
Hanover. SI.35, worth $3.50.
Elmora. S1.5o, worth 81. IS.
Bed Tickings, 18c and csc.
Sheetings, pillow case tubing, ready
made sheets, pillow cases and bolster
cases at various prices according to
width and quality.
Towels. Turkish, buck and da-
mask. Prices ranging from Ioc to
soc.
Towelings by the yard in great va
riety, from a good cotton toweling
with linen finish at &c to an all linen
gloss toweling at I5c.
Bargains in Table Linens and Napkins
Table Linen. White, cream and
turkey red, csc. Good old fashioned
dice pattern, $50. Splendid values
at soc and 75c.
Napkins, 65c, S1,oo, s1.25 and
81 so per dozen.
Table Padding, soc yard.
We have some beauties in sideboard
covers, bureau scarfs, carving cloths,
doilies, etc. Some in drawn work
effects, some hemstitched with button
holed edges and others in damask.
Call and see them.
MECH & CO..
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
HINTS FROM PARIS.

Smoke gray Is one OF the fashionable
shades OF the moment. IT Is really an OUT
come OF last years mole gray. and Is at
its prettiest in voile. Often IL is worn
with the single touch of strong color tax
ing the form OF a great crimson rose.
Some tiny toques seem composed entire
ly Of loops OF ribbon and are worn back
from the face. as though. simply a part
OF the exquistely arrange coiffure.
Pleated tulle ruffles are even more pop
ular than feather stoles or boas. Ele-
phant and smoke gray. cinnamon brown
and chestnut are the tints best ltped.
touch Of orange is considered ex-
tremely good
Long tulle scarfs are rivaling the popu-
lar lace wells.
The latest belt idea for linen gowns is
one made OF Scotch plaid. the colors so
skifully crossed and combined that there
Is no tendency to make the waist look
large.
Soft wide silk is used to make them
OF. although a few are OF patent leather.
Blue and green effects are best liked.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
LONDON'S GROWTH.

London is just FIVE times larger than
II was 100 years ago. Can the imagina-
tion grasp what the city will be a CEN
tury hence?
The $500. 600 people in Greater Lon
don live in 92s.o00 houses. The postal
figures show that In 1905 there were
1923 postoffices In London, and 2t35
public telephones working. The total
imports at London In 1904 amounted
to ssi90ss,ooo. and the total exports
to s46229,00o.
Some idea OF .London's wealth is
shown by the assessed income tex
value in 1904 in the administrative
county. houses representing s2l9,a64-
900. trades and professions Sss4,0 1000.
profits OF companies and other inter
ests s69s.51l.000, salaries corporate
bodies) s1l5.044.00o, salaries (ariny ond
navy S103.674,0o0.
In 1905 there were 2a93 motor cars
and 1925 motor cycles I'm London. Lii
censes 10 drive were granted TO 1910
people. the fees received amounting Ia
s36,s00.
IL does not appear that the popula-
tion is increasing, except by lmmigra-
tion, as rapidly as the city Is growing
materially. Though the number OF
births was nearly double the number
OF deaths In 1904. the birth rate Is
steadily declining.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
AS TO BELLS.

There are all sorts OF bells In this
world-church bells and dinner bells.
school bells and door bells and railway
bells. feel pretty sure I know some
OF your favorites, however, says a
writer In the London News. The dinner
bell? Oh, yes. we are ready enough TO
listen TO that. aren't we? But the
school bell, Well. we wish II wouldn't
ring quite so often sometimes. don't
we?
Big bells and little there are. too
All, some OF them are giants, like the
Great Bell of Moscow. for instance.
which is the largest In the world. and
weighs $4,000 pounds. In spite Of this
II was actually hung in the cathedral
at Moscow till the beam 10 which II
was fixed, being burned in fire, caused
the bell 10 fall, and when a bit was
thus broken out OF II at the bottom
two persons could walk into the bell
through the opening.
London has some big bells There's
big Ben" at Westminster and
Mighty Tom" at oxford and from
Growler' at ST. Paurs. but the two
last are nothing to Big Ben" which
weighs $4,000 pounds. Church bells es
listed as far back at 400. but there was
no proper peal of church bells rung In
England till the year $50.
In olden times people had oell 10
go TO bed by. and at the ringing of
the "curfew." as II was called. every
one had 10 put out the light. h,ther
he was ready for bed or not Then
the watchman who went his rounds,
before we had policemen, used 20 ring
a bell at night, and call out the tin e.