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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-03
Zoe 25C. 35c And soc Ribbons At L IL!

Monday morning July 10th we
will place on sa one lot of about two
hundred short pieces of fine ribbons
at II l-2c yd. in this lot will be found
double faced satins, Liberty satins
all silk taffetas, widths up to 100 at
this price. Sale begins Monday MORN
ing July 20th, at 8 o'clock, price for
your choice of this lot at per yd.
I21-2c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-03

Ribbons underneath help you to
imagine summer shirtwaist is
real thing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-03

'Ever-Ready" the best $500 razor
made. See them at Bells, the jewel
err.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-03
25 Zoe 15C 1912 Dress Goods At &c Yd.

Nonday morning July 10Th we
Will place on sale lot of about two
thu and yards wash dress goods in
c uding battles, printed silk mulls,
and lawns, these are not remnants
bat full pieces and you can buy as
muth or as little as you like choice of
any piece in this lot here until sold at
per yd. Sc.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale With the m
dian Agent al the Union
Agency, Muskosee

he f#Wa Mtea thaf ta GA
gains iessgssi tracts = .an8 a.
af deceased sfaaus ne E4ts CseH
asi Tuaes lave beaa astsa ~ q =
ns reif te.fs ASS sealed 6Iase -
ressifsi thefsi ih# aes 81
ae' sramte euf nf aad 6
efi1ei e eaes Hs
date slsa a.d 03s a.e fo i esas8
August l
euHsHsEE NAras
No Alasmsut 1ss rafoa
bass deceased
Sci a ne. e ss ~ S.
znt 81 sai 6 ass . ~
aaa 81 fnel & Hes aaa sai sf
Hel . o.. ssd aal 81 81 e rs a9d
afHf af nfi afd nat q u II
nt sec t#4tn t1re 0aet
81 A#usai isila srsffdas
hasa ie etss8
0f na aa8s
sd - ef - ~. casa usl a.
ue $50 atA4 aesss afLef 81
81 efss
keEna AIeg IaHas8
deceased
efa 81 81
W aHdupf 81 ana ne 81
satefne & - b 3 ause
east lla acres
50 Allotment Nsftu White
deceased
~ aaa ns8 ef se8 ue
8 tpsaH e range -De ~ arsaa
~ Hsis aasf ba ACES nsau.el 81
aas cefi gd elees an sns IS
fnak payable Iu thf IoMm .ss.nnar
ltlian aEalfs Ief H pes aeut q
ameaal Ql lhe Uiaa
All Hds s'N a he Deposited altH
tie emitted States lna.au agent
lniqE sfeary Nasseef fNAan les
f.tel al enclosed in a separate
vtaAti s1talef# aNrn ahal HRF -
aF5fief fd l4H Inherited indan
iauas aai tls DATE aiau 80 81 IS
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Ai Information peaa'Hina a. AgiI
sillE sfi proofs faHlIshsi hY astH fH
em i ~ &c IS taH ln'm aasne# ana
mas = ctaplHd hf am Erfeiaeflee
haisf
uiN flffhat notice 0e Haa
lNeh sHAs Mla q aaft#isea n tfIe
Nase eEee l1oeuik lhttaAee ah8s H
ne Nlu.ts EMtfaIH HoafaH anls
iH ffn hfaaiua hHns. Nea lester. anH
H.e as8W AGis u te NhRHaahA
FxNress
FaHHrf ihfa1Nalita aml aarias
fle regulations eaeEfains fisesa sales
Nk a senl NaE AaafHaatsaN
1AN4 n KEisNf.
e luItea States Indian AGENT
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11

81 = eesk 10 as tie dsgwe and
fetfssDg eats ais bs served A nam
tsf e oaf q toen visitors are q
pseisd
Pfufcu fays ChafeY na.8 aaa
offn k.1sr 'sass icnigbt for WASH.
lnsiQn L e deliver 8te tofs e.
tbs ftfcTn sehoe From was ngior
~ iaats. e19 = ccemfaulsd 81 hs
N8fe Hili so 81 @ lanss'oeg e ssh
f'ss Expastiea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11
DADY'S FACE IN
TERRIBLE STATE
Awful Hauot Vas Eating k~ay FACE
and Ears Bosy ssss of Sores
Three Doctors Tired . hslp
lttIe Suaertf BIT She Gfe~
Morse After Spending Many
Dollars On Doctors aae Nettine
CUTlCURA CURES IN TWO
WEEKS AT COST OF 75c.

tss 4 my slaff td fafeats q AeF
psr ssNerNr tasa IS te 4t
fufs IS tks fefse ~ fif lIisss
she itHAe ai 81 gtff hef i1g e.ft a
hsN a1a ~ Assa ftHff tlHf
fustsfsgi la8 without fwssits called y
afsee is s itss 81 CLAIMED fi.af 9fs.d
D. tef hlf shr fssfluissa q Ffu
wlsse ueF te8f wAs e n.sss e sifss.
AMI Asx lssie fafw wks fsuc #sen
AwaN Msf ears assi e tsay
woaNi afnf 60 NeFtfsff alkti 80
e. - fHthsfe AiaH sna gls.s ne ash
fsf ~ haa usst ss4 a fAs eaae 4
Naf hta aaK * ainsnaeng ~ $3.50 fsd
az tfaisi ard by Etiie CITES faaf 4nd
ledr rsFs - sieaf hs ieNsstsrf tls 3
/ Nefi.a nuf r. without a aEaiA { 60
ts4f I've ftAlare. Atisasad ~ eexF y.fFe
etsIfs wath Is k i ctef - G. cfse
STR iatF Efirf sfeHtre many af6
80 aaetsas affi Hlssikfs wtstf auy
ls1eht waasftss Mfa. siaags
hiesse. Epi tthafn s.. Akrsu. Ch1a.
ArE ss. 1905
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11

ea e sure f hnR 4R e
lthss ae af ~ toen
Mss aah kssle Aaess
sFfixea IL tga eity Sec alFst iss slk
Il risA hsr trend Ms esgia lt1sg esA
Mrs i s afomassn tsturnea fnens
Nasssss iasf essnseg Aitsg seslsl
las J aesk elgh Ma 7 4 ii1eke.
utuY
Mrs 1sh1 s davenport And tAo
small cHndfeu returned lAs, nlghi
fFom 4 twe aonile gslt at
oau kY
Lea conn0f eha hAs tesn on a
stegt ylslt & - hrotler. .ln.lsw 81
soughstsi Ctr returned hone tlss
mornlng
nemsnbes 81 ehldgtn httNesa tlle
kKss q aud l3 All be required q
Lave tleketA ChAdFanA wason tieEetk
ne~ a 80 fof re ChsutAlQaa
Mf and Mfs & - Andersen, of
Kansas cify arrived 10 Ylnlsa satuf
day night % visit tie parents o Mrs
Anderson. Mf and Mu " Byrd
1lmt'skinkon. q iQFntf resident Or
FinitA bgl noW ; depatY khsflf e
L. 1aata roanty. Colorado IS here f0f
d ellctt sisls sitn oId frlst4is And fel.
atlses
6soFge Armstrong q Alton father
Uf Nm Geo NrCalipeh. j. ID the elty
TO-DAY. lie ags TIE crops 10 hls nsigt
toghooi. twelFs niles sosth II Aiseu.
are 1ns
"a Sswham leaves tts evening fof
ok Assama citg i represent his afm
Al msstlng 81 ts4e southwest MsT
eiAni association which castnes %
tat clty tamegua
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Los Aags - ealiiern.A g spend hls
Faeat.eu alth hs sister Ms H
pgucsn es.0 s tpsadirs a 1saf gal
fhkfe fag ssi hsalfh
TIE vsulfA Eisefffe LieH ies &
Poser conpzug wss naelns base
tons SIN tts gas aans sanaaf
mftt aeeegntA feF fle seetrs cur
rtnf telus turned e1
Nn i ktnfs'tsf leaves ten.Etf
for Oklahoma Cltf te attsna Negt
lns 81 ths - siemA. IndsAo HerHlie
nAfAaAfe ue&,su sssocagian Nhlea
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TIE YlntA nAklhg eonFAaY s
mAsmg esrHsfv pftmaileus taf
taxing -afs 81 ihe fiete~ g thF
ChaatAs4a4 I}sy base lni'a 81
new maealuefg aaA aatassa flgeagh
enc
Mss { A Brsd.sy fslafus4 sunday
mofnlns ftaW AZ extended visit g.
r sfisss aisi friends Is kansas eilt
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11
BRIEF l@A NEWS
M M

lsuaA 1pf
81 lenss laa3ss q sftpek i
10 lAs err
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n tig gabln
Atk S Il nqhagfa Il "a the AlrA
llzt gflA hsegning
Ml@ Lsua oNsns ftsafnet 70 Bart.
laasille ast evening
3ehn ilail is eonsidegea better th..
moqplue b hls dortcf
Z Tiompson asnt ID Joplin sou.
dAf 70 purchase Ats4m
l. + GArrisou AMI Atari nafrg
spsnt sunday ii Cse,opa
Felix Rlaenl.oag Isft Tor Big CABIN
this mefniae torag corn
Mis- yaY Shepherd returned from
visit II Neoslo this aofning
Nina Mamie Collins feturnea sun
dAf lfon ; sisis Il kAnzas cts
NJ. aud Ms. A. G. hammond ~
turned frCm CiAfen0Fe this morning
Iorn. saturday essnsns e ~ and
Mn Pitgsf0Fd u tie eAss sidsA beg
Mis- Laura .aagss same q on TIE
tAflf narnlng Ffiseo train from FoYil
1ohn Crutcheeld spent sunday ID
c.AremoFe returning iris morning
John Nas Ana family 40 lsars 70.
night Iur Al outing 10 rak county,
No.
y + Gaitmocd nAs ~ tram Pryor
Greek yesgsriay 10 speni s4niay alih
IS iaully.
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o nsftsssNile Sunday e lcek eFsf
ths ei asld.
Mayor sAn Iafss RAA auabn "a ats
tena q bis efee aatiss tesiag tn Sc.
eoaai q ilnss
tagl NFAaty tsaA tesn eananed lo
his home iaf several Sass slih a. A..
tatk of aia.AfiA
Ksy y " snodggAp twafns1 to
aag ffou reueF shsie hs conducted
services estsfdA
Mn s = WAasn fsgsrrea al
uisbt ffom q Neufhs fsl aith fsi.
Alises IN M.aoaa
esa Nieaas. q E4nBntoa. Canada
arrived ln tis cts as uisht ~ 4
visit mlih relatives
seYmeaf eHiis ss1t & aiani thh
mQfhlus g gos After IS Mining 30
tefessA ai that pnes
AIS fea ssiss lo ssI season tiesst
Ter tie GhAetA 4aaf Iu.FAfes 20.
On sale ~ re ianks
Tts Naiseu RAesti sfefs Has ln.
stalled 81 extra asss ta scesna. biate
iEs nefsssles tslnsss
iass Martin AHd = Waeen Sc
tended 5 eaEiAg se convention All
pis&sshg iiI yesterday
Nfs NH ~ Msfegss eHo nas
Iesa sisitiaK Mrs b sss aft fef
iHsf egle sssaftsY nsIf
kssa efs au4 Sd itsn ft
teWtt ths aaMns fM wssss
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q faks sIeeaaI esasf b tafssff
llm Cns IisM Ate nenass
60 eenstsb. y kefa township das
tssu arlsnIsd tls Hayafte sepsr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-11

A warn 1fa Naa
Cutlaaa Mp ans a
eng at htlNn 4
fa ftattr te
raH $500 cure HHl
fM fns ste 81
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faHsaf Aafnf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Ladies', Misses and Children's Summer Suits
Marked at Quick Clearing Prices

White Summer Suits. in pony
styles, bolero and coats, trimmed
with laces and braids, were $3.50
and $3.50; special. 1915.
White Summer Suits Of embrod-
cry. in Etons and girdle, regular
price $3.50; special. $3.50.
s White and Light Blue Suits, loose
coat back and front, plated skirt;
regularly s14.o0; special, s70s.
Misses White Dresses, with CAMP
effect, CAMP trimmed in Val. inser-
ton and tucks, with Val. collar,
jumper also trimmed with applique
trimming, elbow sleeves. skirt with
large tucks and insertion. was
$4,000; now. special. 1913.
Misses White Suits. yoke In
pointed effect, made Of Val. inser-
ton, with rows Of insertion In front.
skirt trimmed very deliberately,
elbow sleeves; was $500; now, sA.oS
special.
Misses Pink and Blue P. K. Suits,
trimmed in white, plated skirt; was
$1,000; special. $3.50.
sl.25 special In Children's and
Misses White Dresses, trimmed with
embroidery. soc.
Children's and Misses White
Dresses of lawn, waist yoke pointed
with Hemburg insertion and neck
with embroidery, edged with Val,
elbow sleeves, full skirt. deep hem;
regular price, $500; special. S1.6O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

tended to see that the careless and
indifferent grower destroys his dis
eased trees. though, Of course, this
makes 1t necessary to inspect every
orchard, for the law cannot dscrimi-
nate. and is no respecter of persons.
They have three yellows commis-.
sioners In each township In the peach
growing districts. the townships being
about six miles square. Many of the
growers with from twenty five to
thirty acres in peaches told me that
they could we'll afford to pay private
~ the entire. cost Of the inspection
work In their townships rather than
not have the inspections made and the
law enforced. IT Is, of course, impos-
sible to carry on the work In this way;
1t must he done through general tax
alton. Tho large increase of revenue
from the advance In values, caused by
the development of the industry, how
ever, will pay many times over the
small cost OF this inspection.
The writer gathered much data 70
show that where the yellowS commits
sioners are active and the law en-
forced vigorously. the loss Is often re-
duced as low as one tree IN a thousand
per year. Tn other cases whore the
work is pursued less diligently, the
losses rEn much higher, one tree N
La hundred and even five to ten trees
\ in hundred not being uncommon
Al the present time the growers esti'
mate that there would be shipped dur
Ing good crop year, from many SIN
gle points on the railroad, upWtSds o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

counties before them, and Oceana
county adjoining. which has very ac-
tive yellows inspectors, they cannot be
brought to realize the seriousness of
tho situation and induced to take ac-
tive steps to prevent the destruction
of their orchards.
vlrgininns Are learning.
1t is q pleasure to state that the
growers In Virginia are beginning TO
realize the Importance Of this disease,
and are endeavoring to take active
measures for its control.
The writer interviewed many grow
ers In the peach growing counties,
| and without exception. was told that
| peach ycIlows no longes disturb them;
| that they have learned to control it.
| They stated, however, that they did
| not depend largely upon the yellows
inspector for controlling 1t In their
! cwn orchards, but that they Inspected
| their own orchards several times each
year, and destroyed promptly every
tree that was found to be diseased
They stated that they did not wait tc
be assured that the tree had pea ell
| yellows, but destroyed every tree that
appeared to be on the decline, realia,
ing the fact that the peach Is a tender
plant and upon beginning to decline
simply forms breeding place for Tho
growth of seriously injurious insec
pests and plant diseases without Civ
Ing promise of future returns.
The Remedy.
According to tho Michigan growers
7 the yellows inspector is simply In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Muslin Underwear
At August Prices.

AT August Prices.
Children's Drawers. made OF cam
brio, with three tucks in bottom;
special. 12kc.
Misses and Ladies' Drawers, OF
cambria, with hemstitched rudles;
special, Zoe.
Misses and Ladies' Gowns. Jokes
of Val. some Of embroidery and
tucks. very wide; regularly s2.25
and $3.50; special. s1.25.
Ladies' Chemise. with embroidery
trimming and tucks; special, SOC.
Fancy Corset Covers, with two
rows OF insertion and edged with
torchon; regularly soc; special zoe.
Fancy Corset Covers Of nalnsook,
with Val. beading and ribbon. edged
with VAL; regularly csc; special,
5Oc,
Fancy Corset Covers, deliberately
trimmed in VAL. slightly soiled;
regularly 5000 and $3.50; special,
7Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

Children's and Misses White
Dresses of Persian lawn, waist
tucked with Hamburg insertion and
embroidery. made with square yoke,
shirred under yoke. sleeves Of en-
broidery. with different color rib
bons run through, with Hamburg
inserting around cuff, full skirt.
with insertion and tucks around
bottom; was $500; special. $l.DS.
Misses and Children's Colored
Dresses. two styles, one French
waist and some sailor suits rcgu-
larly $500; special soc.
Misses and Children's Dresses,
made of different colors, in madras,
with tucked pointed yoke, box -plait
down centre with large bertha
edged with Hamburg embroidery,
plated skirt; regularly $500; spe-
cial, s1.4s.
Bolero Coats. In two styles. one
pony. other short, In rounding eff
feet, trimmed with medallions and
applique trimming; was s4.75; spe-
cial. $500.
Bolero Coats. in pony effect, trim
med with applique elbow sleeves;
regularly s5.25; special. 1850.
White Coats. tight fitting. some
loose back and front: were $500;
special. 0Sc.
White Coats, loose back and front;
were $3.50; special. s1.68.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
August Towel Bargain

of capital. Mr.. Guy f. Elicit is the
chairman OF the committee on publica-
tions, and gave his personal supervision
to the task.
The book contains a brief history Of
the county, including in this general
Information concerning the natural adj
vantages, location of the chief towns,
miles of railroads, turnpike and some
historical facts as to tho place Of Mont
gomery in the history Of Virginia, by
u. r. Price, comprehensive article on
General Geology and Mineral Re-
sources" by Dr.. II. l.. Watson; 'Ag-
ricultural Phases OF Montgomery
County" by. Dean A. M. Soule; "The
Sheep Industry in Montgomery" by Or.
John Spencer; Industrial Resources
of Montgomery County," by Professor
| l.. S. Randolph; "Virglnia Polytechnic
INSTITUTE by Or. j. NJ McBryde; in
eral Springs Of Montgomery County"
by Emmett r. Price; Notwithstanding
! Industrial Insttute,' by Principal 70.
A. Long There are number OF IL
! Illustrations of the chief public build
ings, noted homes, industrial centres,
etc. The articles are brief, to the point
and fun of valuable information.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Wrappers Reduced

Ladies Percale Wrappers. in neat
designs, tucked back and front, very
full. with ruftle around bottom;
Mendels make. $1.25.
Ladies Percale and Lawn Wrap
pers, black and white. blue and
white, and pink and white, very
neat designs; the lawn ones are
trimmed In embroidered edge and
insertion, and the percale ones in
bias bands; Mendel's make, $3.50.
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers. made
very full, tucked back and front.
short sleeves, embroidered collar;
Mendel's make, $1.s0.
One lot of Ladies' Wrappers.
slightly soilcd, nicely made and very
full; $1.25 value. for Doc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Ladies' Waists

Black Lawn Waist tucked back
and front. elbow sleeves. S1.00.
White Lawn Shirtwaist, made OF
medium tucks back and front, long
sleeves, deep cuff; were $1.50; spe-
cial, Csc.
White Madras Shirtwaist, strictly
tailored with tucked front and back,
regular shirtwaist sleeve; was $3.50;
now $500.
White Persian Lawn Waist, with
tucks and Val. insertion down front,
with Same trimming In back. elbow
sleeves, with narrow cuff was $3.50;
now %2.DS.
tucks In back and front, slightly
soiled. 75c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
.OLD MONTGOMERY
ISSUES HANDBOOK
Ten Thousand Copies Distributed
for Publication Of the Throngs
at Jamestown.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

BLACKSBuRG, VA August 10.-Ten
thousand copies OF the Handbook of
Montgomery County, have been sent to
the Jamestown Exposition for distribu-
ton, and these will be replaced with
others as occasion may arsie. The
folder Is being used in connection with
the very creditable exhibit which the
county has al the exposition (and the
latter, by the way, is said to be one
Of the best there). This book was Is
sued by the Jamestown Exposition
committee. who gave their work graf
uitously, only sufficient money being
appropriated by the supervisors to pay
/ for the printing. 1t is attractively got
ten up, setting forth the mineral anc
timber resources of the county, tbs
adaptability of the soil for all kinds
Of agricultural pursuits and the op
portunities offered fN the investment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
kinnonos
At Sacrifice Prices.

Ladies' Long Kimonos. made OF
fine barred muslin, in dainty floral
designs, neatly made, trimmed in
Hamburg inserting, yoke back and
front $500
Ladies' Short Kimonos, made OF
fine white dotted Swiss, with black
dots and rings, shirred on to yoke
of Swiss inserting at &1.bO.
Ladies' White Kimonos, trimmed
in Swiss and Val. insertion and
edge. nicely made; S1.25 value, for
Csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Children $
Caps and Bo 0 !. e: t:
At Small Prices.

Childs Muslin Caps, daintily trim
med with tiny tucks, Swiss inser-
ton and hemstitching, finished with
Val. lace. at zoe.
Child's Elite Washable Caps,
daintily made of Swiss and Val. in
sertiQn, finished with edge Of Swiss.
hemstitched strings, at $1.OO.
Child's Bonnet Of muslin, neatly
made Of fine pin tucks. with high
double ruftle. edged with Val. lace,
finished with satin ribbon; special
price. soc.
Ch!ld's Embroidered Bonnets, with
high ruftie, trimmed in ribbon and
lace; special price, $1.4S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
American Tobacco.

The American tobacco crop has within the
last few years assumed greatly increased
Importance. Quality as we'll as quantity has
improved, The farmers In some parts OF
the South, where this crop has been taken
up are making money beyond their fondest
dreams IN the cultivation OF tobacco, and IT
Is said that tho unusual sight has been wit
messed there OF the agents of the large man
ufacturing companies practically on their
knees begging for a few bales Of tobacco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

Roanoke's Progress Pictured in
Several Handsome Industrial
Buildings Just Gone Up.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. AUGUST 1O.-Nn ON

Especial to The Times-D spatch.
ROANOKE, VA. August 10.--No one
ran doubt the progress of Roanoke af-.
ter looking at some of the handsome
new buildings now going up.
The largest foundry building in the
South. Just completed. was erected by
John P. Pettyjohn & Co.. for the Nor
folk and Western, at cost of over
100000. 'srhe b!ailding is of brick and
steel, 7f2 feet long, l4O feet wide, and
ranging in height from 80 to so feet.
Eight thousand square yards of con-
crete was used in the foundation and
over 100000 bricks in the building.
THE building was completed this week,
and machinery will he placed in it at
once at q cost of nearly half mil
lion more.
When this building and three other
smaller ones are in operation, the Nor
folk and Western will employ about
1900 additional workmen.
Something of II Sl<yscrnpcr.
The Strickland building is in pro-
cess of construction. IT will be SIX
stories with basement Brick terra.
Gotta and steel is used. The first floor
and basement has been leased to the
Kress Company for a long term, ant
the remaining floors viii be modcrr
Offices. This building is being erected
by DIR. r. j. Strickland, and Will cos
about 100000 1t is located on ,Jeffer
son Street. opposite the new Worlt
building, and adjoining II anothe
three-storY brick storehouse is in pro
cess of construction.
The next largest building Is beinl
erected by j.. i. b. Thomas & Co, tn
jobbers in dry goods and notions. Thi
building is of concrete, brick, terra
Gotta, and heart pine This building |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
water Power Bought.

HICKORY, N. c., August 10.--The
Southern Power Company, main Offices
In Charlotte. N. c., has purchased the
Horseford Shoals water-power. prop
erty, four miles north Of Hickory, and
will develop 5000 horsepower for trans
mission by electricity in connection
with the companys various Other
powers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Boys Wash Suits
and Pants

Mothers, you can't afford to miss
these opportunities.
Boys Wash Pants, 10c.
Boys Wash Pants. made Of Gal
latea cloth. 25c.
Boys Wash Suits. $500 kind. use,
Boys Wash Suits, b0c kind. SOC.
Boys Wash Suits, 75c kind. soc.
Boys Wash Suits, $1.25 kind, 0sc
Boys Teddy Roosevelt Suit. $l.5C
kind, S1.OO.
Boys $3.50 Worsted Suits, s1.os.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Parasol Bargains

White Parasols, with embroidery
around edge, was s3.75; special.
$3.50.
White Parasol. Irish linen, with
insertions aroundsred was sass;
special. 1928.
White Parasols, In white with
embroidered edge, was $3.50; spe-
cial, S1.0S.,
White Parasols, hemstitched
around edge, was $1.25: special, Csc.