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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27
A New Gala Lily.

The latest production Of Gala lily
is rose colored. 1t is called Richardia
rehmanni and produces in succession
a number of rosy purple flowers of
small size. The lance-shaped leaves
are very distinct among plants of the
genus. 1t has a firm, good sized
tuber, easily wintered over and prob
ably would grow we'll in the garden.
A hybrid has been produced between
resulting intermediate foliage and dar-
ker flowers.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27
Ornamental Horticulture II
Floral Notes from Alabama.

Floral Notes from Alabama.
The following extracts from a pri-
vate letter which we received from
Mrs. Moon, seem SO interesting that
we wish you to enjoy them also:
Editor Floral Department.: To-
day I went for long walk among the
hills, and on a sunny slope found
many clusters Of Trailing Arbutus,
Viola cordate, Yellow Jasmine and a
little diamond-shaped white flower
which grew in patches on the hillside
(This is no doubt Houstonia rotun-
difolia, very common spring flower
in this part of Florida. Ed) Here
and there all over the slope were
some of the prettiest patches of
Mitchella repens that have ever seen
growing, thickly studded with it's
beautiful scarlet berries The Laurels,
which I think are Kalmias from the
description Of the flowers, are begin
ming to show buds. Down near the
margin of little lake | found many
Of the fragrant leaves of the Virginia
Snakeroot (Aristo1ochia serpentarla),
which when crushed gives forth a
fragrant smell.
81 also saw many fern fronds be-
ginning to uncurl and other tender
green things peeping up through the
brown leaves. Also an evergreen
shrub with small leaves and bright
yellow berries They tell me that
over on the creek, all kinds of allur-
ing things are growing and blowing,
making beauty and fragrance for those
who care to go aheld to seek for
the treasures of our dear mother ma
ture.
"My florists catalogues price Gala
canthus at IS cents EACH My neigh
bors tell me that over on the creek
they grow in profusion, and one can
get as many as they want just by
going after them.
"Now, I would like to ask you
about the Bergamot that was spoken
of in the Agriculturist some time ago;
is it the same plant that we knew as
Bergamot in the Eastern States? Or
is it something else? 1t was spoken
of as yielding a fine perfume.
"Do you know anything of a wild
plant known locally as sCitronelle'?
1t is a Labiate, with pale yellow or
creamy spikes of flowers, large, rough
ovate leaves in alternate pairs"
eve suppose that the Bergamot
mentioned in the Agriculturist is ex-
actly the same as the old plant known
in old time gardens as Bergamot
In the article it was said to be Mentha
citrata, which is also the botanical
name of the old garden herb Berga-
mot. It is a native of Europe and
is said in the Cyclopedia of American
Horticulture to be sparing1y naturaliz-
ed in New York, New Jersey, Florida
and Ohio Ed)
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27

The grape fruit is said to have in
smaller degree the qualities of quinine,
and will actually allay Inflammation
and break up malarial disorders if
taken in time 1t acts directly on the
liver, and possesses mild purgative
properties.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27

For tender eyes make on infusion
of one handful of cornfowers in pint
Of hot water Let it stand one hour.
Strain and use either tepid or cold.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27
N. l.. Willet Seed Co.,
Augusta, Ga.

offer to Florida truckers as a
special leader; Hopkins Valen-
tine Beans $500, and Buist
Lightning Valentine Beans Sass
and First and Best peas at SIS
per bushel. Two bushel sacks
18c each extra. Get prices on
other things. State amount
wanted. Get their 1907 seed
catalogue. They want to make
contracts to buy in large amounts
Velvet Beans, and unhulled Beg
gar Weed.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27

perature went up to 10 one day IN
September and the humidity down to
rs per cent, which a few days after
wards dropped to 7 per cent, some of
the foliage was slightly Drowned. The
fruit on the last named plant began
to ripen November from bloom of a
year ago. The plant is now in flower,
the blossom being curious as we'll as
beautiful, and will SO continue until
next May. The one grown in the
dense shade of the fcus never ripens
it's fruit; nor does it bloom profusely.
The temperature has been as low as
6 below freezing during the outdoor
life of these plants, yet they have not
been injured, although without any
other protection than the tree and
buildings afforded
Bougainvillaea 1ateria now coming
into bloom, is one of Our most attrac-
tive climbers. This plant resisted all
attempts of propagators about Los
Angeles to root cuttings, until this
season one of Our progressive, per-
siStent firms went at the work in a
proper way, and the result is several
thousand fine young plants, which sell
as soon as large enough to set out,
for from $3.50 to SIS each.
B. glabra is perpetual b1oomer
here, while B. spectabilis, or splen-
dens, flowers but once-from March
to May. But well fed plant when in
flower, against a background Of ever
green trees with dark green, glaucous
foliage, is the queen of Towering
climbing plants in South California.
Dahlia imperalis is now in it's glory
There are two varieties in cultivation
"a white and light lavender colored
one. This stately plant, if given plen-
ty of fertilizer and not too much wa
ter and plenty of room for develop
ment, grows to an immense size in
this part Of the state-I8 to 20 feet
high, with trunk at the base Of II
inches and spread of top feet with
hundreds of pendants, bell-shaped
flowers open at once 1t is beautiful
sight.
A variety of Hemerocallis, the spe-
cihc name of which the writer is un-
able to learn, is now coming into
bloom and will continue to flower in
great profusion until next May The
color is that of H. fava, the petals
more pointed, and the flower odorless.
1t is one of our most desirable win
forthcoming herbaceous plants.
The low temperature which pre-
vailed here the last half of November
SO thoroughly chilled the Poinsettias
that the crop of bracts will be very
small. Last season they did no better
for the same reason, but for several
years previous climatic conditions
were such that the plants were
blaze of glory; and being easily prop
agated every one put in cuttings in
abundance, only to meet with disap-
pointment at Towering time At the
Hollenbeck Home there are 5000
Poinsettias growing, and when at
their best they are a dazzling sight.
Two years ago the bracts measured
Is inches across.
Eucalyptus robusta, now in bloom,
is one of the most beautiful evergreen
trees. The dark green foliage, of
large size on dark red branches
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27

REDUCED rates promised which when will give
sand, large $1oo $125 per F Meggetts
pleased time.
N. H BITCH s. c.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27
Cabbage Plants, Celery Plants

and all kinds of garden plants. Can now
furnish all kinds of cabbage plants, grown
lin the open air and will stand great cold.
Grown from seed of the most reliable seed
men. We use the same plants on our
thousand acre truck farm. Plants carefully
counted and properly packed. Celery ready
, last of December Lettuce, Onion and Beet
plants. same time or earlier. Cabbage ready
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
MEETING THIS WEEK
OF milk PRODUCERS
Virginia Dairymans Association
TO Hold Annual Session at
Blacksburg.
PROMINENT MEN WILL SPEAK
Program OF Special Interest. Em-
bracing the Discussion OF
Practical Topics.
Lsnoeialtc rhe rlmes. pIsnnteh.

TSpceiat to Tho Times ptSpatcttl
BLAG,KsBuRG, VA, December H.
rho IRIS, annual meeting of the VIZ
rinia state lpairymcn's Association VIII
he held at the Virginia POLYTECHNIC
Institute Thursday and Friday, DC
sonbcr 18TH and goth. The associa-
lion viii he called TO order nor me
liist session at $3.50 THURSDAY morning
and President RarrinEer VIII ueilTer
an address OF welcome to- the dele
Entes. An attractive program mas Jus,
6ccn made public aud tnciudes Talks
~ ffr,eiv subjects BY men who have
,nade the subject of dairvinS the,r
life work and who are wen KNOWN "
the public ,,n,.
President Barringcr, Dean Quick and
Professor W. ID. Saunders are WORKING
hard 10 make the first meeting .of the
association a success, the deleSa ,.,s
viii be accommodated at reaso ,i' p,e
rates at the hotel or ut private board
ing houses if they prefer. ne quar-,
iefs n,ted IN in the Agricnitural HAL
TOR the students in the short course
IN agriculture VII be useo az III lai ns
possible. Tbe two days of the con
NCntiou also conclIde this course ana
a number of farmers have written ina
thsy viii spend the entire week mere
Ia await themselves of both snort
course and Dairy Associations Every
,lepartrrlar,t of the V. p. l. will be at
tta disposal of the delegates.
The Program.
rs prorrarl of the meeting is:
-TfIURSpSY. DECEMBER 10. 1909.
ia.sa 4 M-CalIed to order; /, Wei
come address DR. 7. u. Barrinser, pres
luent Virginia POLYTECHNIC lhstltuse
prrsst1ent's address. Mr.. T. o. Satldy.
Iiurke4ftIe Va; s. Report OF committee
on constitution and bylaws. AIR. DAVIS.
chairman.
Afternoon session. e.i0-i. Economicai
Nilt5 Production Professor Il. III. Rowe,
OF Dairy Division United states Dc
partincrt of Agriculture. Washington
~ c.: discussion LED by Dr. ChaFles w.
Cannaday. Roanoke. .. DISSEMINATION:
It's OBJECTS. Hon. Westmoreand Davis.
Morven Park. Leesburg, Va. discus
sion. Mr.. Benjamin L.. Purcell. Glen
Allen, Va; ~ II. Nenable. Farmviile'
evening Session. 73o-6 a Stercop-
,icon Lecture. Professor L. II. Rowe.
Dairy Division. United States depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, ID. {.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1907
600 a. Nj Dairy Breeds (stere-
opticon), DR. Matter j. Quick. dean and
professor OF animal husbandry. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute; S. Feeds ana
Feeding, Mr.. Joseph A. Turner, lollins
Institute; o. How Virginia Polytechnic
Institute Herd Is Fed, Professor r. Z.
SPENCER Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Dairy Herd, Colonel A. NJ. Bowman,
Salcm. Va discussion, Mr.. j. B. LOOMS,
Crozet, Va
Afternoon Session. cool. Handling
Cream for Market. Professor w -.
Saunders. Dairying Division, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute: IL. Bacterioiogy
In Its Relations to the Dairy, DR.. Meade
Ferguson; IS. Importance of the Cream
cry TO the FARMER; Assistant e. ";
Polytechnic Institute: II. symptoms OF
ruberculosis, Dr j. G. Fcrneyhough,
state Veterinarian, Burkevillc. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
RESUME SPECIE PAYMENT
Wilson Banks In Better Condition Than
Eyer lScfOrC. .----

Wilson Banks In Better Condition Than
Ever Before.
fSpccalto The Times Dispntch.l
WILSON, N c.. December 1A,--'rhe Will
son banks after an ntcrnisslon. OF a few
weeks, caused by the scarcity OF money and
their inability TO secure same In sufficient
amounts. yesterday resumed their former
custom of specie payments. Tho state
ments of the four Wilson banks. Issued this
week, show all Of them to be stronger than
ever before in their history, and their GUS
toners appreciate the fact that their action
In limiting cash payments on checks was
only a matter OF conservatism. and their
course of action was approved by tho pull
lie generally,
The Wilson tobacco market will suspend pen.
sales for tho holidays. beginning tho aot'l
Sales will be resumed on January 9TH. ovcr
l., 100000 pounds have already been SOLO
en- the local warehouse floors this season
u; an average price of over l. cents.
The new building MES. A. Woodward Is
HAVING erected for tho Wilson dtspcnsary, y y
nearing completion. aud Will DO ocGuple"
on January list, The structure Ia n hand,
some two story pressed brick building, nh'l
Is located In tho tobacco district. Cor y
lenG time business men having stores on
places OF business near the present dlspen-
sary location have been Insisting on y
change OF location. and the new nome "
generally approved ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

SS50000. Cucumbers are planted in
5000 acres. and produce 100000 baskets
OF a value of some s560.000. The bean
crop grows on 1000 acres. measures
$4,000 bushels and brings in 100000.
Asparagus covers 1000 acres and sells
for 100000. Green peas yielded this
year $4,000 from 900 acres. About
100 acres were planted to sweet POI
tatoes. from which were gathered
10000 bushels, that brought $4,000.
Bects, lettuce. radishcs and other
things took 1000 acres, and the crops
sold for s300,Ooo.
The fact is, the soil is particularly
adapted to the trucking business and
the climate is SO mild that one thing
or another can be kept growing the
year around. and when 1t is not some
thing for the market 1t is provcndcr
for the stock, thus aiding to keep the
expense of production down to a minis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Novelties.

Imported German Stems, with
bottle of extract. .......... 90"
Imported German Stems, plain. zoe
Artistic China Slipper, with bot
Decorated China Tea Pots. with
bottle of fine extract. zoe and hOc
Fancy Individual Boxes OF triple
extracts, all odors. .ac. 3'c and oOc
Handsome Leather Covered
lflasks. silvcrplated tops. zoe
and .............. *huo
Triplcplated Silver Flasks. cup
gold lined; cost $500; our
price ........s...... S''..'
Individual Manicure Articles
scissors, files. cuticle, knives,
buffers, etc. to fill in with.
each zoe and soc
Solid Leather Travelling Outfit,
equipped with all of the ne
cessities and luXures OF
stay-at- home dresser, most
complete article of its kind TO
be had anywhere; worth $40;
our price ........,............ Sl.s'
Gillette Safety Razor: nothing
could be more appropriate or
useful for man. worth five
times its cost price ........ 5000
Infant Sets. a delightful little
present for the baby; contains
comb. brush. powder puff and
powder JAR per set. 'Oc and .s1c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
WILL I,1NIsm ELECTRIC PLANT.
That ut Fayetteville TO Be Put in Opcrutiu
- Ifirsf Af the Neur. :

That ut Fayetteville to he Put in Opcrution
the First Of the Year
Special to The rimes-D Dispatch.
FAYETTEVILLE, December 14.-Mr.
{; Maxwell. manager of the Cape Fear t.iec.
trio Power Company. gives assurance that
tho plant will be finished by the LIST or Jan
uury, 1908. and the power electrically trans
mitted to the mills. foundries, ety. G. q 1hi ,'
city The power Immediately availabie VIII
be about 4 900 horse, but it will be Increased
by development.
A public meeting was hold Thursday night
to consider the matter or reorsantH,ns 'i'o
Chamber of Commerce.. 49,
"A numerously signed petition has been
presented to the city authorities nrs ,'i,a ~
election on the Issue of street-pavins Dohus.
Through all the late money panic tfe
banks Of Fayetteville have been paylhs
ccsh on demand without nurmnr
M 81 nj. nensions for Cum bertrand county
amounts TO s7.7so. an increase over. i "a !.
Year Of nearly $4,000. distributed a am -
suidiers and soldiers widows TINS does
rot include the county appropriation -
$3.50 or $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

past year 1863 institutes were held In 80
counties, as compared with 13G In 81 couii-
ties during the previous year. and IS in ~
counties six years ago.
There are now institute organizations IN
9S counties There are committees IN %
counties for wohians institute work. The
report declares the whole work very sue
ccssful, and the attendance this year a
decided Increase over the Attendance IN
previous wears,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

solid. Tho people OF the town, and county
are very proud OF their two banks,
Chrstiansburg and First National, PUBLISH
ed on December 2. 1907, can compare favor
ally with any banks in Virginia. and dur
Ing tho recent financial furry they held
abundance Of cash In their vaults and wers
ever ready and able to meet all demands
upon them.
these banks are located in a prosperous
section Of Virginia. and wn feel confident
that they will continue to increase their de-
pcsits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
BANKS OF CHRlsTIANsBURG
These institutions Mako Fine Showing II
Times of Depression.
IspccIal 10 THE Times- Dlspatch,

[SpecIal to The TImes- plspatchl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NA., pecelnher H. W..
White letters ana reports have been Sent 20
The Times Dispatch from many portions %
Virginia stating the financial condllions o. y,
Tie banks, a statement Of me phlks !, y.
show Gpnrluslvely that thnE
MT only can hold their uwl, Wi any nnnb :
Id Sirainu hut me regAr'less ~ l,s n,, .',,,
tiul condition OF the Country, apsosuuss'S,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Snntsylynniu E'I.rms Sold.

lsroTsYi.vXNIA. VA Ioecember iA- mi;
-. IAN Wing near Fredericksburg, aud
K,S ,ns .;Bsrclair 70 Mr.: Beyerlsy III r.
la, rso,l, OF his Horn wyoming for Sa ~,
~ ~ niurrlaxed tho beautiful and highly pro
dnutI N farm. coax Groyc," from Mr, NJ. =
Thancellnr, is now making preparations 10
move into tho dwelling and take possess''''
~ prOneCty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

kept the county funds with ono of the
contrivanccs. His idca WAS stolen be-
fore he could procure a patent. ana
PIT never brought him a cent. He was
a prominent farmer and stock raiser,
and WAS wealthy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
pn1 nnt. ~ YirEininns.

1sDeclal w 'rHe Z les-
WASH NOTION, ID. q. December "a,
.Nfessrs. Davis g. Davis, washington
ipalent attorneys, reportth The grant, tn rs
Week. 10 sitizens Of this state, OF. INC
fol 1aMes i1i eedIil OF Tavonia. hoof-
sparer; ana BUELL. Stanley, OF ilernuon.
device for receiving and delivering
mail pouches,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Nail Brushes.

Solid back. pure bristlc zoe to $50
Atwood, with handle. zoe and i5c
The Tragic Tooth Brush with a
guarantees: best brush made
for the money ..........-.... :5c
Also a large assortment of SC. Zoe,
i'c. zoe and :'5c Tooth Brushes,
Pure Badger Hair Shaving
Brushes, warranted. SOC to $3.50
Pure Bristle Shaving Brushes.
warranted ...........l Zoe to $500
Bath Brushes with or without
handle or with straps.
Pure Bristle and Hair all the
different styles made can be
found here. ."5c to $1.JO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
To WhomltMayC Concern

Christmas and New Year present
hunters will act wise by examining
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We can save YOU fully
- PEI, CENT. ON THE DOLLAR.
Our stock is we'll equipped.
Diamond brooches, Diamond Rings,
SolitnIrcH and Clusters,
Ladies' and Gents Gold Watches,
in all sizes latest designs; also a we'll
assorted stock OF Filled Watches, both
for men and women.
Ladies' Set Rings In great varieties;
Signet and other Rings for mon; Cuff
Buttons, Scarf Pins, Bracelets. plain
and diamond mounted; In fact, Sou
can find in our stock almost any
thing yon are looking for and he tho
gamer Of bargain. We misrepre-
sent no goods and guarantee to buy
back what diamonds wo sell You at
any time at loss of
10 Per Cent. on the Purchase Price.
Give us a call
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Face Creams.
CANDY SPECIALS.

We will sell during this sale good 25c
French Mixtures at ,15c pound, or pounds
for 25c.
Good CSC Chocolates, at 15c pound, or 2
pounds for 25c
Extra Fine soc French Mixtures at 2oc
pound, or 3 pounds for soc.
Extra Fine soc Chocolates at zoe pound, or
3 pounds for soc.
BOX CANDIES FOR XMAS.
soc hali-pound box Chocolates for, box 19c.
75c pound-box Chocolates. very special at
box, 38c.
Try one OF our sustaining Hot Chocolate
Lunc1eoncttcs, at sc.
All other hot and cold drinks served here
in lirst-class style.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Stationery

Old Fabric Bordeau Linen, per
Old English Linen .............1 Zoe
a complete line of Eaton Ilurl-
l,uts Extra Fine Quality Eng
lish Linen Paper, fancy box. .:5c
Fancy Decorative Box PAPER,
good quality linen. :0c and. a1c
A very useful present.
One-pound package Pure Irish
Linen Paper and Envelopes To
Writing Tablets. ruled and un-
ruled. extra heavy linen pa
per. DC to .................. zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Invented the Time Lock,

John II. Obern,yer. inventor Of thu
time lock FOR safes, is dead at his
Inome. 80 miles west of GAINESVILLE -
IWhile treasurer OF Perry county ~
lass, oberrnyer conceived the Time loss
and equipped the vault IN which AS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Brushes.

y large Importation OF Solid
Back All-Bristle Hair Brushes.
every brush warranted; your
choice, from ......... zoe to $500
Special line of excellent quality
Hair Brushes for. zoe and soc
An entire sample line of Pure
Bristlc Solid Back Military
Brushes; a good thing cheap.
from Si."5 to 1910
Clothes Brushes. in all STYLES
and quality; prices to suit
lOc to ..........S 1.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
FARMERS INSTITUTES

Report on Those Held In North Carolina
the Past Year.
[special|to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c., December 14.-The an
farmers institute work of the State Depart
ment of Agriculture, shows that during the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

az StiSii iiiNiS ~ No.. ~ = - $50
tie the bargains VIC arc offer
ton: come and see them; up
from ......... ................o 'c
We also direct your attention to
our stock OF Watchcs--Elgin or
Waltham or STANDARDIZATION ladies or
gents:
sl7.50 Elgin or Waltllam.... $1,000
$3.50, 10 years, Standard. .... 1875
$500 Standard. plated s3.i5
Regular $500 Defiance ....... Size
Regular sloO Alarm Clocks 15c
Chains. single or double
$3.50 Plated Chain ............. Doe
$3.50 Filled Chain I5c
s3.75 Double Gold Filled CLAIM, SD
$500 Ladies' Long Gold-Filled
Cnaln ......... ......... @-.-o
Souvenir and Postal Cards OF every
description. Come and see.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

s1.50 Fine Silk Fobs .s...... sos
s2.25 Jamestown Silk Fobs.. -13c
$3.50 Safety Fobs ........... Sl.5i
Combs and Comb Sets, of the
very latest designs, large as
sortment, up from ........... :5e
Fountain Pens are also our spe-
cialty. We have them in all grades
and makes. and we offer them al
remarkably low prices
sl.oO Waterson Fountain Pen. :"c
sL50 Waterson Fountain Pen. ..37c
lax. Solid Gold Fountain Pen. 05c
1915 Waterman Self-Fillins. 500
The Pocket Midget Stelographic,S :.OC
Bracelets for Ladies and Misses,
solid gold she'll guaranteed TO
wear and give entire satisfac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
At the Fountain, Candy and Cigar Section
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.

FOR HE BUYS AND GIRLS.
We will sell three sc packages Molasscs,
Peppermint for 1oc
15c Mixed Drops go at pound, 1oc.
All our high priced Candies at cut rates.
CIGARS FOR XMAS.
e8cwill buy a box Of so good Cigars;
worth SC each.
sroo will buy box OF IS extra good
Cigars worth SI.25 box.
$1.e7 will buy box OF 50 very fine Cigars;
worth $3.50 TO $500 box.
s1.5o Genuine French Briar Pipes for, each,
soc.
75c Fine Briar Pipes for, each, a5c.
Many Smoking Novelties for men at spe-
cial prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Soaps.

II. q: G. Vera Violet ........ sac
Il. & G. ylolettc de Parme. he
Il. & G. Violet, IIeliotrope. Hosc.
Lilac. Santal. per cake. ......:,c
ALL Soap, per cake. ............t5c
Cashmere Bouquet per cake..... ::tc
Cashmere Bouquet per cake. .I1c
Boratcd Glyccrine SoapA
Borated Oatmeal Soap.
La La Fan Zamora ............ lie
Carnation Pink $1,000. . 1r
Pcau dc Espagnc. } lOI kOC
Fiolette de Lorrlc. ....
Rose dc Lormc.