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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-17
GID BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Willing Workers Spend a Pre-
fiSable and Pleasant Night at
Merchants Factory.

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Merchants Factory.
The Willing Workers of the
Old Baptist Church had a very
enjoyable entertainment at w.
L. Marchant's factory at Cricket
Hill on Tuesday night last. There
were dialogues, recitations and
singing, and the acts and per
formers were good. There was a
large and appreCiative audience.
Lunch and ice cream were served.
and 4 good time was INDUCED in
by all who attended. The ladies
of Brother Snyder's church are
an energetic body and deserve
the thanks of all. May the good
work 60 on and continue till the
glorious end is accomplished
the paying off of the debt of the
handsOmest church in Mathews.
The amount realized was $40.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-17
Sour
Stomach

no appetite, loss Of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation. bad breath,
general debility, sour Tising5. and catarrh
OF the stomach are all due to indigestion.
kodoi cures indigestion. This new discov-
cry represents the natural juices Of diges-
hon as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and recoastructive properties. Kodol Dvs-
pcpSia Cure does not only relieve indigestion
ana dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing.
purifying. sweetering and Strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
=. Mr. S. s. Ball. Of Raverswood. w, Va. says:--
was trou5'ed with sour stomach for twenty years
lcg baoy." = ~ ''''-
AcScl Digests What You Tat.
Ecitles only. slice Size hcsdnz ~ Zines ,r,.s
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-17

DISTURBED THE CONGREGATION.
The person who disturbed the con-
SreEation last Sunday by continually
coughing IS requested to buy Il bottle
OF Foley.s Honey and Tar.--For sale
bt $. +. Sichardson.
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FOOD HELPS
In Management Of a r, r.

srsakiny OF food railroad man says:
civ work puts mo out In all kinds ~
weather. subject to irregular hours far
meals and compelled to eat all kinds OF
food. ,>,,.,
With Indigestion, caused by eating heavy,
fatty, starchy, greasy, poorly cooked
rood such as are most accessible 10 men
IN my business. Generally each meal or
lunch was followed by distressing pains
and burning sensations IN my stomach.
which destroyed my sleep and almost 'ihr
fitted me for work. My brain was SO
muddy and foggy that 1t was hard FOR mo
to discharge my duties properly.
"This lasted till about year ago; wnen
nv attention was called to Grapefruit
food by newspaper adj and cohnlndea
To try It, Since then have used Grape
Nuts at nearly every meal and some
times between meals. We railroad men
have little chance to prepare our 1000 III
our cabooses and ! find NUS
mighty handy for 1t Is ready cooked
ITO make u long story short. Grape
Nuts has made new man Of me. J nave
no more burning distress in my stomach,
nor any other symptom of indigestion
can digest anything so long as ! eat
Crane Nuts, and my brain works us
clearly and accurately as an engineers
watch. and my old nervous troubles nave
d,sanneared entirely" Name given by
Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich
Theres reason. Read the little BOOK,
"The Road to MELVILLE" IN pkgs,
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Under the medical attention OF DR., 8. a.
Roope. ii Ills sickness was due to vaccina'-

VI ~ ID y - !.
,,nder the medical attention OF DR., 8. a.
Roope. y Ills sickness was due to vacclna-
t!on, 1si5t vi 81 sa. 81 ssaB 65 81 ..&S
Messts. q. w. and j. w. slnith,.ot FAR
mount, wore recently guests at the nome
OF their sister, Mrs. w. G.. Griffin, st
The card party that was to have taken
place last "Wednesday In Library fiall J, :
been postponed until next Wednesday
night, the 18th lnstant. This VIII pe 9
continuation OF seriesAof parties gwen
under the auspices OF tho NVomanB Ma
tional Alliance .53t 33 81 Il. 8s,
Miss Craver. OF Spring field Mass, -
her con a visit to her friend, Mrs. y !. ).
stelgleder, of Robin Park Farm. 35
Alfred Steigleder ls recovering 1ro!l an
attack Of chicken-pox.
Misses Rose and Adeline, Oraks ~ con-
valescing from an illness due to the et-
fcets Of vaccination.
Miss Eleanor r4owasserE Is now nblc@to
resume her school dulles after having
been confined ut home for several days by
sickness.
Mr.. q. G, Smith, OF Atlaes, recently
visited his niece, Mrs. VIC. Griffin, oy
whom he was entertained very pleasantly.
This was his frst.visit In this section Tor
thirty-fye years aud he expressed him
self MS being much pleased with the
growth OF the place. HI f,t.
Mrs. George Storer and little grandcl1l|-
drcn, Villa aud Dudley Collins, were enter
taineti an Thursday at Rose I1hwll," the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell, at EAST
Richmond,
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me- y Z & = =
man for d weil.knowh Richmond house,
is ylsitjng Ills parents on Fulton Hill. 81
Miss DAISY Mcl1wen, of Petersburg. has
returned home, utter n pleasant visit
wIth her friend, Miss Hutt Wells
Nir. Fred. I1yer left Wednesday for
Norfolk He has accepted u position With
the Hell CONSTRUCTION Company, of At
tluhta. t,n,, and was ordered 70 Norfolk.
Mr.. u. II. johnson, OF Nicholson street,
who has beer on aBhtisincss Trip 70 ISorth
Carolina, has returned.
Mrs j, G. Jarvis, wife Of Superintend-e
ent Jarvis, OF Fort Harrison national
Cemetery, near Dutch Gap. who has been
at one of tho hospitals In Rlchn1otid for
trcn tineiit IL much Improved and VIII be
able to be removed 10 her home IN q
few days, d
Mrs. Marion cogln Is QUITE sick at
her home. on Nicholson street.
MIR. j =. Hare, OF the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, Is sick at his home,
in Itenrlco county.
Cyclone" Samuel, constable Of Henrlco.
who has been y III since Tho early part
of JANUARY, Il Ia slowly Improving.
Mrs ID O'Fcrrel. Of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting Mrs. u. O'Dwyer, of
Orleans street was called home Thurs
day by the death Of her sistcr-n-law.
Mry w. r. Hoover Is very sick at her
home. Oh Louisiana street.
Miss Hayes, Of PENNSYLVANIA, who I. il; q!
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs -, G. Hell,
on williamsburg Avenue has returned.
Nrrs Bishop. who has been III at her
home, on Louisiana Street. Is improving.
Mrs james Mansfield. Of Berkley. y
Visiting her mother, Mrs. Boyle, on era
hnm street.
"A Nh william Reekes. Of Keysvile. was
recent visitor to Ills brother, W. IL
Rockies, on Louisiana street.
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GLEN ALLEN Item

Miss Kate Jones. who for the past
month has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Minnie Rogers. Of Chlckahominy, has
returned to her place In New York,
Mrs, p. Z. Browning still continues to
be III in her home at Chickahomlny.
Mr.. ]. +. Tyler, who has been quite
iii for some time, continues quite sick in
his home. on the Broad Street Road.
Mr.. Woodson Lawrence continues to
improve in his home, on the Broad
Street Road.
Miss Alice. Ford was the guest Of Mrs.
r.. Il. Alley. Of Chickahonllny, Va.
Mr.. Heinrich Fisher was the guest Of
Mr.. r, #. Powers. of Chickahomny. 4
Mr., Colon Harris. OF Hanover county,
was the guest Of Mr.. ". II. Ford, OF
this locality.
Mr., u. A. Saunders. Of Glon Allen, visit
cd friends IN Chickahominy bsis week,
Miss Norah Tensley. of Glen Allen Is
visiting Miss Mary Baker, Of raylorsvlle,
Va.
visited friends In this community THIS
week.
Mr.. r. G. Nash and Mr., Harry Lee
Nash OF Hanover county, were the
guests Of Mr.. T. Q. Powers, OF Chlcka-
hoOlny
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fixed on the price III IA li w Sa
One OF the prettiest shown 10 a Cllild's5
Null Hat, the brlm trimmed With bea 'lti
Eful wide embroidery, The crown is made
entirely OF choice wide Hamburg edgesl
Wide bows, trimmed with fine vals.,$ g, g-S
nance It's beauty; q good special ! foa
~. 90. II; i!.35 III
Another Null Hat, quoted at ~ 90, ana an
easily worth $3.50, has the brln1 made MAD Y
with Wide embroidery and shirred closse@
4 to the crown. the top Of which Is plated
with extra wide edgtng ~ sss
a pretty Cap for baby Is one quoted az
soc. Is n,ade OF fine m,')!. dalnt lily TRIM
med with embroidery insertion Y and &Val.s
sedging. K NJ
We have quite an assortment Of & at-
stractlve styles at 25c In plain and Dutch
styles, with trimmings Of tucks, embroid--
gcry'niid Val. lace ri s35 S s35
Come to-morrow ana bring Baby" Bah "A;
with you. 4. ~ A. &! rs a sss s:.
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GLENDALE

MIR, Jesse Hare has accepted posi-
ton With the Nchol Mill Company. near
Glendale.
Mr.. Edward F-uqua, who academy cut
his foot few days ago. Is able to pc
out again.
Mr.. Hugh Nelson visited tho ncignbor-
hood recently, to make arrangement tor
building a large barn on his farm.
J. w WARMER, Jr., has moved his
saw-,nlll TO the large tract Of timber
land owned by u. S. Hare.
u. Z. Wills. who formerly lived near
here. was a visitor In the neighbor1ood
during the past week, combining bust
ness with pleasure.
Mrs. Lucinda IIobsonl is quite sick at
her home near here
Mr.. HAIRLESS, of Ohio, Who bought the
Mcdowell farm, has moved In tho neigh
borhood and Is making arrangements 70
buija a large house In the near future
Mrs. Minerva Hare, who has been
quite feeble for some time, is able to no
out again.
Mr.. William Woodhn, VITO has been
connected with the Nichol Mill Company
for quite a WHILE has recently accented
a position with the chesapeake and ONO
Railroad Company.
Edward Bethel, OF Richmond. Is quite
sick at the home Of hts brother-ln-laW,
Thomas Fuaua.
Mrs. y. A, Potter Is visiting her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. ]. c. Gathrlght, OF Beechwood
Park, on the Nina Mile Road,
TIE United States postal Inspector
passed through tho village on Wednesday
il spectlng route g.
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EATEN OUT OF
HOUSE AND HOME
How a Confirmed Dyspeptic Developed
an Appetite Like Corn .husker's
and Cleaned Out Everything
in Slant.

,rhe wife of leading druggist Of Des
Molnes tells how her brother was cnuhsta
from dyspeptic without appetite to
prodlglous eater 80,
my brother, who Is n lawyer in chi
cago. came to visit me, and | hardly
knew him on his arrival he was so tiiln
and run down ma , not sfe IT his an ~.
nearance, He told mo not to worry as
he had been IN this condition Tor Sga ah
rs a result Of chronic dyspepsa asksa
said he had done everything
every remedy he had ever heard OF and
consulted doctors without number none
OF them helped him ! asked MN NJ u Il az ~
more he wouldn't lie had sworn off
taking medicine of any kind:
II had my husband bring home n Don
from the store and | actually. MADE nun
take one or two OF the tablets after ne
had eaten. They made him feel so much
ton. He had not taken the one box be,
fore he was greatly improved ana thrGe
OF four boxes cured, him OF dyyspepssIa
and gave him a wonderful appetite ids
home, My: but It did me good to see
him eat. He gained fifteen pounds be-
fore he returned home, and he writes
mo- that he, has not been troubled with
dyspepsia since"
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets actually do
the work assigned to them. They re-
lleye weak ana OVeTDuTleHeu SlOIIdcIS
Of their work OF digestive action Their
pqys ARA ARE de and wh hoas
the stomach and they simply take up
the grind and carry on the. TIE work Just
tho same as good' strong hea ny
stomach would do It,
ths aeeet stq n t,al pY is 4naj,
ac apdn'' and effects. They do not cause
Any unnatural or n 0olglt ds tSs5 fhe IN
s .nE s'p dieest the food and supply the
s seinea With With ali the nourshment con-
{ained In what is eaten and carry out
Hature's plans for the sustenance and
@aintainance OF the body, nm,
: stuart's Dyspepsia. Tablets by thus
relieving the stomach of It's work, en-
nLle it to reclperate and regain Its
normal health and H.. 1rs wnatao t Ma,"ss
insst as she heals and knlts tine bone of
s a broken limb, which is of course not
used during the process Of repair. ~
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
by ali druggists at SO. cents box; One
fSx will frequently effect q perfect cure,
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WO0DsTOCK,,vA.$.
rspeclal to Tie, Tim,7pos- Dispatch


4 wooDsToCK VA, Il March a4,- The
Board Of Supervisors Of Shenandoah nc % y
county have contracted with Glaize &
Co, OF winchester. for the erection Of q q q
county jail and sheritf's residence COM M
blned, at a sum In tho neighbeorh q e! o.
$l1,5oo.
The work OF demolshing the old \ l stone =
wall which surrounded the jail yara 5W y, :
commenced w ednesday3 m orH ng .5 II II re g
new building will occupy tbs site, and and VII w
face Court Street, Which Is directly oppo-
site the Court House. @ .5 III. . !, ], ,s3, !.
No local option election can pc hela ~
Woodstock before June, 1907 IN June!
1905, this place was carried by the LIQUOR
people by a majority OF fifty odd = W W
ever, an effort will be made 70 elect 9
dry Council at tho coming spring eloc-
ton, whlcitlf successful will place Wood
stock In tho dry's ranks, as under the
charter no license can ba granted Tor the
sale OF whiskey in the town without the
recommen dalton Of tho Council.
Veterinary Surgeon W. "a: Coynerr and
Miss Mollie Ham, both Of Woodstock,
we're quietly married. In MI Jackson sun
day afternoon. The Rev. -. Z, F'olk OF
tho Lutheran Church officiatad. 5
Mr.. N, b. schnitt, a prominent druggist
OF woodstock, Is quite III at his nome
here. +.
Mrs. Rose, Walton, Of Woodstock, is
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home OF Mrs. Flora O'Eannon, on Bar
ton Avenue. Miss Startling Is a member
OF the February graduating class Of the
state Normal School at Farmvillc.
Air. and Mrs. Charles Cullen, OF Knox
vile, Tenn. who have been visiting re-
latives on Lamb Avenue. have left for.
New York.
Mrs w. II. Kidwcll, who has been
very sick at her home on Barton Avenue,
Is improving
DR.. y. T. Jones has left for Peters
burg on business.
Miss Mary Estes. OF Louisa, Is visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. SIP. Jones, of Luck
Avenue.
Mrs ". G. Cosby and son, Randolph,
have returned to their home on Virginia
Avenue, after a pleasant visit to her
daughter. Mrs. John Wintersmith. of
Kentucky.
MI. Charles Perkins, of Goochland, Is
the guest OF Mr.. William Wilkins
Honor roll at the Barton Heights
School for the week ending:
Senior. a. Grade--Ethel Binford, Stella
James and Adic Kuyk.
Senior, B. Grade-kathlecn Gordon,
Edith Ragland, Elizabeth Jetcr, Rosalie
stone and James saticrwhite.
Intermediate a. Grade-Evclyn Carpen-
ter and Irene James.
Junior, a. Grade-Emma Hopkins and
Matte Raines.
Junior, b.. Grade--Maud Kugk,
Sixth Grammar Grade-Mamie Harris
and Mary Leach.
Fifth Grammar Grade-Sophie Aurrie
and Oracle Phillips.
Fourth Grammar Grade-Hugh Leach.
Frank Taylor, Lillian Harding and Nor
ma Woodward.
Third Grammar Gradc-Ruth Farrow,
Evelyn Harris, Oracle Hodge and Jes-
sic Watkins.
Fifth Grammar Grade Mark Stockton,
Mary Gregct$, Louise Groom and Helen
Spp,
Fourth Primary Grnde-Nlaude Pound,
Third Primary Grade-FranlS Carpenter,
erosion Farrow, James Collins and Beau
fort Ragland.
First Primary Grade--Alma Grooms,
Ida Luck. Willie Tiller and Thornton
Westman.
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&
MiffIeton. Willie Wharton George En-
bank, Earle Davenport, Helen Perkins.
4 Second Primary-Albert Cosby, Ryland
Enos George Germelman, Walker Jcter'
Gladys Binns, Lucy Eubank. Edith Gum,
Minnie Mcdowell, Lucille Redman.
First Primary-7Walter Bohanan, Charlie
Putze, Percy Andrews &.
Miss Maude and Coral Clary entertain
ed few friends ct delightful social
few evenings ago in their home on
Twenty third Street, The evening was
spent in various games and music until
late hour, when light refreshments were
served. Among those present werh
Misses Laura Martin, Bette Bagby, Essie
Germelman, May Edna Gerlnelman, Bes-
sic Martin. lille Glass, Ruth Adams.
Molle Martin, Maude& and Coral Clarey,
and Messrs. Claude Burks, Willie Pros
ser. Fred Martin, Tennie Adams, Edmond
gTllcr. Willard Clarey Linwood Fldler,
Claude Taylor. Spencer Martin, Mr.. snipe
and others.
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u Spring Fashions.

AS has been stated many tlInes.58 he
first step in planning fore the sprriinrgs
~ relrobe is to choose the street costume.
A smart, strictly tail or-nade gown isS
now essential to- the RI comfort Of 4 the;
modern woman, q nd when expens So does "a
not have to be t.llp'n into accor,at one
~ these costumes Is u purchased every
spring and fall Then comes the gown
OF lighter weight. and this year again the
ycllings rcign supreme; next the taffctaS
silk gown with smart coat and wrap to-
match. In addition to these are theatrea
and evening gowns tho so-called a''sin'l3lcS
little frocks" for the morning, and, o.
course the riding habit, tennis gown, not
to mention the carriage. and evening
wraps and such details as parasols and ana
lats.-Harper's Bazaar. Il i{i
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New Materials for Spring
dn0 Summer Dresses

Eolllennes. In two fine grades. soft I'm
.lsh ana very delicate IN texture. The
sight Of them suggests pretty summer SUI inner
dresses. In width Of q inches colorss
are blue, cream, Lavender, white, bla'ek'
lrcseda. green and pink, at 2bc and s BOG
A New. Aiercerized oxforda, very desirable
for waists, look pretty and wear wen
thu Ideal fabric for hot weather wear.
rs ~ inches wide and priced LIE ~ the !
yard q N
Il Panama Linon Ia q new fabric; good
heavy quality. yet light enough for a nice MIC
tub suit: adaptable for chlldren's coats
81 Tor ladies', wash sklrts.. Is 70 inches
wide and priced q Sc n yard, s3.3g
For a8fnIce cool snmmary wnlst the
Linen Finish Virgin Cloth Is Just tha fab-l
rtc. Is "a fnc1lcs wids and very attrac-S
lively priced, IL T. 2c @ yard. 5ySs
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Shapely C {. | s

Womens thoughts are now turned II. to- O..
ward the Easter suit Hadn't Ssh" bet
tor consider the Corset first7 Tho y: new
shape issa necessity II she wishes to DO
yell dressed, as the Corset must fit
snnlu,gly, taparipg the waist and rounding
tho figure, Tho bust, too, is 9. tr :lfif'
higher than last seasof, 8 naaels. Correct rect
Shaped are Thompsot,'s Glove Fitting 8
Models, and we have them in an assort;-'
,nent sufficiently varied to comfortably
ut any type Of form,
Those we are showing at Toe are g g es ,l'e
cially attracuve-in every wanted SHAPE 4
and size. .!.s.3 n.
x At soc we're making q specially Of the the
j. & s.. In all the new models These ' are are
now displayed In one of our side windows Wi
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EAST RICHMOND

81 + HH -
MISS IIcieniIrrancls was delightfully."- ell
lertnlned In Richmond on Wednesday, and
Thursday of this week. by her frlcnds,
Z MIR and Mrs. Robert Osblirn ana Mrs.
Van Fleet, who have just returned froi'l
/. Southern trip and arc making Rich-
,nond their home until they leave LOT
their homo In New York lf
Arthur Nlcrcercan, who went TO Tampa,
Fla during tho winter, has returned
much pleased with his trip. lie Is now
stopping with his friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Frnnck, ncnr5 hnre.
Miss Anime Franck Is recovering from
her recent illness, duo to vaccination.
Mi. Jesse and Mrs. Mary Williams were
quietly married ON Thursday OF last
week, Mt the home Of the bride in the
presence OF a few Intimate friends, Rev.
Joel Tucker being the officiating clergy
man. a reception was held Immediately
after the ceremony and cream, cake ana
fruits were served.
Miss Ruth Lord has been quite SICK
with nalarlal fever for the past ten days.
Sne is now convalescing and hopes tc
be able TO resume her school dutles dur '
ing the coming week.
Mrs r. a. Burnhan. who has been
spending the winter In Richmond, Is
now quite sick at her home Aspen
Shade near here. pr. Hawkes. Is her
attending physician.
Mr.. Butler recently 4iclt lne nclshpol-
hood for Canada, where he VIII MAKE
his future home. (,
4 Mrs Edna Davis Fiege continues III
at her home. 1900 East Broad Street,
Richmond She has the best medical at
tentlons, and her friends hope to see
her soon well again.
Little Gay Pollard Is rapidly recovering
z from her recent attack Of illness.
b Mary and Percy, children OF MI. ara
/ . -. NIL, ,,J. On
during the past ten days. The little girl
is improving. hut the little boy continues 1':rat
Ill.
Mr.. James I.eftwich. young medical
student, Of this neighporhood. was un-
fortunate in cutting his hand quite severe.
IL, during the past week, but he Is get.
ting along very nicely at present.
Mrs. Hechler's two children. who have
been very sick during the past few weeks,
are much improved
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silk Dress Skirts

spIepdld values I'M choice u CI q!
Dress Skirts. made OF good &nunllty tai Iaf-s
fata silk. guaranteed not to crack B N Two w.
exclusive designs, the crent ton Of one O
the best garment designers IL America.
One Is a circular model, % goreel, stitched
all the way down, and full flare bottom:
Tits specially good one - VIZ w and
worth more. Tho other skirt Is also ar,
exclusive ono. Is gored, with fancy stitch
! Ing on alternating panels. and trimmed
with small crochet buttons. Any other.
store would ask more than our price II
they had one like It; our price Is very very
moderate, $1,000. III. u.
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ELKo ITEMS

Mrs. J. c.. Woodf1n, who has been spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Alberta Iorner, has returned, hccom-
panied by her little grandchild,
Rupert Earl. wife and two children, OF
Illinois, who purchased the farm formerly
owned by Mr.. oliver Cartwright, moved
here recently,
Frank Clarke. en- route TO wilmington,
stonped over Tuesday night at the homa
Of his sister, Mrs. Maud NJ. Furnlan.
Ell. Furman has returned to his bnsl-
ness place In petersburg after weeks
visit to his home here,
Mrs. ", G. Baker and daughter have
returned after spending several days WIN
Mr., and Mrs. r. l.. Durrett, OF Fort Lee.
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Moro Of the seasons popular fabrics
came trooping III Saturday, and are , des :. !
tined to win "Aiilady's" favor on sight.
They are unsurpassed for beauty, TN
cdualled in quality and unmatc 'l' !. IN
prices.
!. The first thing that will catch '"hhes 1r r
ego on the Dress Goods counter IS
q display OF Ail-Nyool Henrietta, with
a fine silk finish and very soft and dell
cate in touch. 1sa full yard wide and
come in the most wanted collors. The Ie:
price, per yard. Is Soc'
Near BY is q display Of Black Alba "a
tross. a. very dressy fabric, very soft antd
finely woven Is also q yard wide, and
sells at phenomenally low price. ap' e'
tho yard. IN ts;9 X 8.
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tutcs d bargain H!,el' wo bought this
enornotls stock lat a rrlce-pinch) We
knew there would be- a stir.
The Hand Bag we call articulnr att en- eI 4
ton to Is one advertised by us at apc and
sbS others at soc, and are easily worth " ''FlI
more 5& tx . "a !, gti3 y$l 49&s M
There are fi1e styles, all pretty ones, IN
latest shapes, beautifully lined with cam
4 brio figured morals, with Dresden g &.
foot, and some with Imitation len ther.f
All contain coli, purssn. The handles are
81 different styles; colors are black and
brown; ,notntngs are gilt, nickel and
oxodised. Deep gussets. 50 they cal, open;
wide, a look into one Of our windows
wherein these styles ars displayed VIII VII
give yo,i a bstterSt idea Of the beauty, the.
value and the variety. sy3 " 55 "A a 3 4