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FOR SALE-First-class restaurant,
good location and doing good bust
ness, Address w. J.. b., care Forum.
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your regular accounts or get the
money on the hard ones. Full facili-
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WANTED TO BUY--AlI kinds Of
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Fargo. ~. d
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WANTE D-To repair your automobile
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ID.
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1907 Ford, model IN four cylinders,
just from the factory and not yet un-
Grated; this car is ready for delivery
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chine has a top and is In first-clas
shape. Price S225. 1906 Rambler
touring car, FIVE passengers, 20-H. p.
engine and in first-class order. Just
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UTRECHT. Wimbledon, N. ID.
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G. e. FARRAR-Orders left with J. H
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FOR SALE Twenty horsepower
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first-class condition, used six months,
Half price IL taken at once, account
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Western Union for demonstration.
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FOR sALE-MuLEs.
wANTEp-TENANT.

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WANTED-A tenant for the east half
of section 90, township 141s range
so, north of Mapleton; 500 acres all
ready for crop. We will furnish seed,
If necessary. Write the o. w. Kerr
Co., Minneapolis, Mimi, or c. F. An
.derson, HARDWOOD, N. d.
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five young ladies'. gave a high-class en-
tertainment at the Town Hall on Thurs
day evening. 1t was universally consid-
cred the best OF the series given this
winter under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
The annual meeting Of the board of
trustees of the Baptist orphanage was
held Tuesday at the orphanage.
There We're a large number of members
present from different parts of the State,
and the meeting was in every way one
of unusual enthusiasm.
Miss Kate Evans very charmingly en-
tertained n small crowd at a chafing-
dish party on Tuesday night at her home
In West Salem. The evening was spent
playing bridge, followed by delightful
supper on the chaflngdish.
Those present We're: Misses Matte Hen
derson. Gussie Bowles. Kate Evans, Mabel
Bowman and Mrs. III. NJ. Fox; Messrs.
H. NJ. Fox. Allen Greenland, J. X Bow
man. LOOMS Kelly and DR.. G. f. Koontz.
Mrs. A. C. SPOTS and son, Courtland,
We're tho guests OF Mrs. S. NJ. Killlan
this week.
Mr.. Lylo McClung left Saturday for
North Carolina. where he has accepted
a position.
Mr.. Q. L. stearnes left Tuesday for ar
extended trip through the South on bust
ness.
Mr.. j. c. Hooker. of Richmond, was
the guest Of Colonel a. NJ. Bowman on
Welne
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GLOUCESTER SOCIETY

GLOUCESTER C. H.. VA, January
26.-The musical cry of the dogs and tho
inspiring ''hark on of the NJ F. II.
was heard from morn It'll eve on Sat
urday last, when about sixty hounds
from Matthews, The Dragon and Robins
and gave his foxship lively chase
! through the famous "Campf1eld" farm
| and the surrounding country.
| Misses Margaret Arthur Tabb and MARI
eta Slingluff showed their skill as eques-
triennes of merit by following the most
daring riders through close underground
and over stiff fences. Miss Tabb being
first in at the death. was awarded the
handsome brush OF the first fox
| brought to earth.
Tho concert given under the auspices
of the Sally Tompkins Chapter OF the
u. d. G. on General Lees birthday, was
largely attended, and a Very pleasant
afternoon spent. Mr.. Morrison Shackel-
ford, accompanied on the plano by Mrs.
Malvern Newconle, gave several charms
ing selections on his violin. A number
of chor1lses vera rendered, and Mrs. VIII
liam Groves delighted her audience with
two beautiful solos, after which latter
noon tea" was served. Quite a nice sum
was realized by the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walkup and little
son. Linden, and Mrs. Burch. OF Rich
mond. 8. l., are with the Misses Dab
ney ut '"rhe Exchange"
Mrs. Thomas III. Martin has gone to
North Carolina for a few days.
Miss Vanderslice Is the guest OF Mrs.
William r. Jaeger at Glen Roy"
Mr. r. P. Dabney left on Tuesday for
Great Darlington. Mass.
Judge James L. Talafarro spent sew
eral days In Richmond during the past
Weeka
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CHARLOTTE SOCIAL

CHARLOTTE, N. c., January 26.--At
an elaborate luncheon given by Mrs
Thomas s. Franklin at her home on
East Avenue Wednesday afternoon. the
hostess announced the engag ement OF
Miss Addie Belle Barron, IN whose
honor tho luncheon was given. and Mr.
Dabney Marlborough, OF this city. The
wedding is set for May goth. Miss Bar
son is the daughter Of the late Rev.
DR.. A. G. Barron. who died suddenly at
Orange. Va, while on visit to his
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Graves, at that
place.
Governor Robert b. Glenn was Wis
ltor to Charlotte Tuesday. and in tho
evening was entertained at an elabor-
ate banquet, given by the officers of
tho local Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation.
Ex- Vice President and Mrs Adlai r..
Stevenson, of Bloomington. ILL.,, will
visit Charlotte shortly as the guests Of
Rev. DR. and Mrs. Martin D. Hardin.
Mrs. Hardin is their daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson arrived az Montreal this
week, and will spend while before
coming to Charlotte. A number of re-
captions are being planned in their
honor. a
Mesdamcs u. S. Pegram ana t. w.
Withers and Miss Addi0 Belle Barron
We're hostesses to Their mother at an
Informal reception Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Barron will leave shortly to visit
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MIDLOTHIAN

MIDLOTHIAN. VA, January 26.--A
brotherhood Bible Glass was organized
at Old Jerusalem Baptist Church here
last Sunday afternoon. with the follow
ing officers: Messrs j. w. lotteries
president; w. r. Jewett, Vice presl-
dent: w. III. Bass, secretary; u. w
Bailey, treasurer, and NJ. c. Horner,
teacher, Among those who Joined the
class nre tho following gentlemen:
Messrs. w. G.. Owenu. L. s. Bass, j. w.
Jewett, Jr, J. j. Jewett, G. w. Morris
settle, w. L. Lester. r. w. Rudd. Lee
Rynaldo. Lewis Butler Thomas Butler,
l.. n. Holt and Rev. j. G. Harry
Mr., Louis +. Mcintosh. OF Richmond,
General Secretary of the Virginia State
Sunday-school Association, made most
appropriate address. This class is the
second that has been organized In this
locality Mr.. r. A. Justls, OF Bethel, haN-
ing organized one last year. The class
just organized by Mr.. Mcintosh will meet
every Sunday afternoon in Old Jersualem
Church here. Mr. Horner, teacher OF
the class, is one Of the best Bible scholars
In this section.
MI, ", ~. Bailey. ST.. spent sunday
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In Fredricksburg
Special to The T1mes-Dispateh)

Special to The Tmes-Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, January &c.
Mrs. w. r. Price gave a delightful
reception at her home here one evening
this week In honor OF Mrs. L. Smith
AGREE, OF Petersburg. The decorations
were in palms. flowers, and candelabra
with pink shades. There were many
callers, and the reception was an elo-
giant affair.
Miss Josephine Maddox entertained tt,a
Tuesday Evening Card Club this week.
A number of young people participated
in tho games. The first prize was won
by Miss Page Waller. Mr.. George
Washington secured the BOBBY.
Miss Elizabeth Meetze. OF Washing-
ton. is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. j. Chowning.
Mr.. George Moncure, Of Stafford co,n,-
ty, has gone to California on an ea.
tended visit.
Misses Margaret and Judith Shepherd
have returned from a visit TO friends IN
Richmond. "a
Col. L. D. Cole, who has been sick for
several days, Is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby NIoncure. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. lIoncure'a
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Powhatan Mon
cure, have returned to their home in
California. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Shepherd have
returned from their bridal trip and are
at their home here.
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Mirabeau Hughes. tho Mecklenburg; y

Mirabeau Hughes. the Mecklenburg; Mr..
w. Il. Reeve, Morristown, n. j.; Mrs
G. J. Bergen, Haddontleld, N. J.:, Mr..
Il. I. Gill. Haddonf1eld; Mr.. w. C. Scull,
Philadelphia: Mr.. T.. f. Harvey, Nor
folk; Mr. II. r. Cooley, Chase City; Mr..
e. l.. Walker, county. Mrs. Borden and
Mrs. Royal were first in at tho death
and shared the honors Of the brush. Mrs.
Royall however, having previously won
one, gracefully waived her claim. and
tho brush was presented to Mrs. Borden
by Colonel Hughes, NJ F. III.
Miss u, Thompson. of Boston, accom-
panied by her friend Miss Macbeth, is
spending some time here. Miss Thomp-
son is u very pleasant exponent OF tho
literary culture OF her otwn, and Is Civ
ing the Boston Courier her Impressions
OF Virginia, whose principal places OF
interest she is now visiting.
Miss Annie Thomas, of Norfolk, who
has recently been the guest In Richmond
OF Mrs. Robert Tabh, is now visiting
her cousin, Mrs. w. 4. Hughes of the
Mecklenburg.
Mrs. G, B. Law, of Cincinnati. is spend-
ing some time here, visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Cooke.
Miss Bessie Robertson, of Chapel Elill,
N. c.: Is very attractive addition to
the young set here. Miss Robertson is
popularity known in Richmond. where
she was student for several years in
the Woman's College, and where she has
since visited friends. She is under the
chaperonage OF Miss Mary Carter Ander-
son, and will spend sun,e time here
Richmond is represented by Mrs, w.
t. Dabney. Mrs. G. L. Anderson Mr..
]. L. Cottrell, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Brauer
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Old Point Comfort

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, January
26.-Although there We're few large en-
tertainnents during the week, there were
numerous small affairs.
Last evening Captain and Mrs. William
p. Pence and Captain and Mrs. l. N.
Lewis. of the Post, gave military
euchre In the Administration Building. at
which the guests were from the Post
and hotels.
daughter Of Colonel Duncan. of the army,
Is visiting her brother, St Thomas Dun
can, The night after the hop at the
Chamberlin, st. Duncan gave supper
in her honor, at the Fortress Monroe
Club.
After the hop on Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Richard Coke Marshall. of the Post.
gave supper for Miss I4eize Weaver
and Miss Eugene Hazard, Of Washing
ton.
Major and Mrs. Charles J. Bailey gave
a dinner on Tuesday evening when their
guests were Captain and Mrs. Joseph
Tracy, Captain and Mrs. Herman shule,
and Lieutenant and Mrs. John Gulick.
Colonel and Mrs. George II. T.. Har-
rison gave a dinner on Tuesday evening
also.
On Wednesday evening Captain Alexan-
der Sharp. u. s. n. and Mrs. Sharp
gave n dinner at the Chamberln, where
they arc spending some time.
Mrs. Samuel Shartle, of tho Post, was
the hostess at a tea on Thursday after
noon for Mrs. p. d. Winston, of Han
over Courthouse, Va, who Is a guest
at the Charnberlin.
Recent arrivals at the Chambcrlin In
clude Mrs. Grace r. Croker. Rutherford,
N. T.: Mrs John a Croker, Paterson, N.
T.; Mr., and Mrs. Samuel u. Holt. Cats
kill, N. Y; Miss Ethel Pew. j. w. Pew
Arthur u. Pew, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. James o. Sullivan. Lowell. Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Randall. Pei
ham Manor N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs II. r.
Sanford, New Haven. Conn.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Willett New York; Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Runnells, Cincinnati:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nj. Muchnic. j..
Honigman, Miss Honigman. Miss Bran
don, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. w. b..
Denny, Plttsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Dawson. Miss Ethel Contlin, Phia-
delphla; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Merrel, San
Francisco.
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GLADSTONE
snecIal 70 rbe r1me,.pisnat

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
GLADSTONE, VA. January 26,---Mr.
70. S. Jones was called to Beaver Dam
yesterday to attend the burial of his
uncle. Mr.. FallSner fills his Office during
his absence.
Miss Winifred Meaclam. who has been
very much indisposed for the last few
days. left yesterday for her home, at
Rock Castle.
Capt. G. G. Burks has returned from
a visit to friends at Mantco.
Mr.. J. ID. Booker Is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Nressrs. McCue Fox and Gaines paid
a flying trip to Lynehburg Sunday.
Mr.. A. Mcdonnell, OF Mcdonnell \ Co..
railroad contractors. has returned from
n visit 10 friends IN Canada and other
Northern places.
Mrs. G. u. Ross, who has been quRe
sick. We arc glad to learn is much i'm
proved,
Mr., Graham. OF Richmond, is the guest
OF Mrs. 9. w. Jones, at '"The Gladstone"
Mr.. "A. r. Dennis has dust returned
from business trip TO Richmond.
Mr.. H. ]. Pierce, Of the resident en-
gineer corps at this place, has accepted
a moro lucrative position with another
corps In West Virginia, He made u,l-
nerous friends during his short stay
here, who regret Very deeply losing him
from their midst. but wish him much
success in his new VOCATION
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night with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Martin, OF

night with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Martin, OF
Manchester.
Miss Dora McCaw is the guest OF Miss
Margaret Jewett.
Mrs. NJ. C. Horner was in Richmond
Tuesday.
Mrs. laura Jewett. Misses Florence
and Alice Jewett were tho guests Of Mrs.
w. p. Field Sunday.
Mr.. Richard Jeftries spent Sunday with
his brother. Mr.. J. w. Jeffries.
Mr.. Basil Winfree spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Winfree.
Miss Emma. G. Winfree spent several
Says with friends In Richmond this
week.
Miss Kitty Eastman of the Manchester
school. is at home sick with the measles.
Mr.. David Farloine was a guest We'd
nesdny of Mr.. u. w. Bailey.
Mr.. A. r. Fetch, who was recently
married, has the best wishes Of his
many friends here.
Mr.. D. II. r. Jewett spent Monday
night with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Jewett here.
On January 26th tho Odd Fellows ex-
pect to have q large crowd at tho meet
Ing here. They have five men to inl-
tiate, and they expect a big supper
Mr.. Selwyn Hancock celebrated his
fiftieth birthday Tuesday night by giving
his friends q big supper
Mrs. w. P. Field was a guest Monday
night OF Mrs. J. G. Harry, of Bon Air.
Mr. and Mrs. IIoagle, OF Charles City.
were tho guests of relatives and friends
here recently.
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MANTE0 SOCIAL

NIANTEo. VA. January s--AIr. Wins
gate. of New York, is at buckingham
Courthouse for his health. M
Il Misses Matte omohundro, Louisa
Dean, and Alice Evans, of Lynchburg.
is visiting Mrs. h. /. omohundro thts
week,
At the unique meeting of tho Junior
Aid Society at the Courthouse on thu
10Th. the apron-hemming caused mncis
merrinent, Messrs Frank Swoopa AMI
Wiley lIellard tied for tho prize %
hemming the best apron. though MI,
Barrell was close behind them, md
Mr. Walter Gillian Won the bpopy
prize--two ''all-day suokersp in box.s
Mrs. William +. Hall WAS the guest
of Mrs, ]. b. Nowblns last week,
MIR, Herbert Noah contempiatcs go.
ing to New York shortly TO entar into
business.
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Ter daughter. Mrs. W. C. Graves, a

ner daughter, MIS- w. G. Graves, at
Orange, Va.
Judge and Mrs. B. +. Long have is
sued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Lois. and Con-
Eressman-elect Richard N. Hackett.
from the Eighth North Carolina Dis
trict. The wedding will take place
Thursday evening. January 1st at
"Oakhnrst," the handsome Long home
at Statesville. Mr.. Hackett is young
man OF fine ability, popularity and So
cial standing. and Miss Long Is one
Of the foremost bellies and beauties of
the State.
Mrs. John Wilkes and Mrs. Lockwood
Jones received from to Thursday
afternoon at tho Wilkes homestead,
on West Trade Street. a number OF
society matrons assisted the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Land. who have
been visitors at tho home Of Mr.. Paul
G. Whitlock. have gone to Greensboro,
where they VIII be the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John N. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Harrison before returning
to their home at Hamlet.
Mrs. w. G. Graves, Of Orange, Va,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. S. Peg
ram. on East Morehead Street
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Bon Air Social
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BON AIR. VA, January 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. Polk Miller have returned from
a visit to Mrs. Jacob Bates, in Balti-
more. Mr.. Miller is now on bust
ness trip through tho South, and VIII
DC absent two months.
Misses Annie Gully and Eva Talcott
Il have been recent guests OF MISS Eliza
lbeth Cooke.
NJ Mrs. Rudd returned to her home in
Powhatan, accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Haskins Hobson.
Misses Edith Hazen. Grace tlaZen
and Olive Moulton entertained the
Library Social last week.. Assisted by
Mrs. w. D. Smith, they served most
delicious salad course. coffee. hot Vir-
Einia biscuit, pickles and rosette
wafiles
One of Josephine Daskam Bacons
stories was delightfully."- read by Miss
Miriam Brindle. The guests present
were Mesdames Hang, Dodds, Miller
Cox, Smith, Burlington, McCluer With
ers, Morton. and Misses Miller With-
ers, Cooke Cook, Prindlc, Williams and
Miss Cardwell of hanover.
Tho Industrial Chapter members
have planned to give an entertainment on
Shrove Tuesday, February 18TH. They
will serve hot pancakes with syrup and
coffee. Sentimental and comic Nalen-
tines and candy will be for sale. Tile
entertainment will be at tho homie OF
Mrs. Norman Morton.
Two other entertainments VIII be
given between now and Lent--one for
the library fund, by the Kindergarten
scholars of Miss Moore. and the othef
by the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist Church. The former will be O
Mother Goose party; the tiny tots all
zen costume" and in tablcaux. The
latter will be a Valentine party at the
parsonage. The dates will be named
later.
Mr.. Arthur T.. Adamson leaves next
week for Birmingham, Ala, where Mrs
Adnmson is visiting Mrs. Sam Cowen
Mrs. r. Nice. Burlington and Mrs
Norman Morton spent Friday in Pow
$hatan with Mrs Richard Bellamy.
Mr.. G. T. Whitworth, who has been
sick for several months. was well
enough to attend in Washington this
week tho Photographers Union meeting
Mr.. Whitworth, who is chairman OF the
Southern system of the union. returns
to Washington In February by APP
pointment to meet President Finley
and tho general manager Of the road
when he hopes to do great things for
his fellow telegraphers who have
placed their trust in him and given
him big share of responsibility,
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Mark-Down Sale Of Furs

One lot of Sable Opossum Fur
Stoles, Fancy Neckpieces and Ties,
were se.ts and s7.4s. c2OQ
now ...... ........ 4O.JO
$1,000 and s7.4s Fox and
Sable opossum scarfs, %5 m
now ....... ........ sQJ.UU
$500 and $4,000 Isabella
Fox stoles, full length: Mark
Down Sale price, or m
only ..... ...... 4l5.UU
$500 and $4,000 FOX
stoles, cape effects, coz nm
now ..... ....... 4Z0.UU
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NUTS ;s;4 sox Sable 1..' ooe:'"n $500
$1,000 Isabella Fox az m
Muffs. pillow shape. now Dl .OU
A full line of Natural Squirrel,
all reduced.
s7.4S Dark Squirrel Ties;
Marls-Down Sale price, or m
only ...... ........ pO.UU
$1,000 Squirrel Ties, o. cn
full length, now 49,. ~ .JU
nsx s7. snaps sa9 n9y. NUTS $500
squirrel sh1 f Mua no s@aDs $1,000
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News From the Linen Section
162c for Strictly All,P ;; linen 16ssc
IoweIs~--fulI SIZE.

Mill Ends pieces of goods cut from piece at a
point where mperfecton is discovered The quality is
good side upon the other Of the damaged
piece hence mill end is quite the large pieca
from which 1t has We give this explanation
show that when advertise w Ends" much less than
value Of article in the larger piece do not show you
inferior but goods in short ends in
equal to the pieces from which they were cut.
Mill End Table Linen, O. IL and Syard pieces value
COO yard preinventory price, long they last, 49c
yard
% Irish Point Squares for table tops pillow slams
reduced to just half These the end OF very
large consignment received Just before the holidays.
See Kitchen Crash. &c yard.
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MECKL,ENB URG

n Especial to The Tmes- DIsnatch.)
TIIlEI9 MISUNDERSTANDING, CHASE CITY,
VA. january 26,-The fox-hunts OF the
past week were particularly fine, and
were largely patronlzed. The riders
were six hours out, Those who rode
straight to the hounds were Mrs. ~. "a,
Royal, Of Boston: Mrs w. e. Borden.
of Goldsboro; Mrs. y. j. Cooke, of tile
MecklenbTg; Colonel Nv. I. Hughes.
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Mark-Down Sale of Waists

lace trim trimmed Mss now Ss over .e 48
attractive variety styles French Flannel
W Wsis spsea snss regular s'o ssoo and ss4s l0O
linen ons s5 wss lawn CSC
msd ssS s aea t bargain SIX
at s's and Was Fancy Plaid SIX Waist. now on sale 498
now one Black ra's.. .ao sizes were 5000 $48
arrival Spring Waists white and Ecu
p Sis these are dainty trimmed val .e. and .o.ons
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SALEM SOCIAL

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
SALEM. VA, january 26,--The Har-
5tnony Company, Of Boston, composed of
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seas Rope Portieres, % 40
only few pair left; now 9L.40
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a9c value, Boys Fleeced- or
Lined Shirts and Drawers LOc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

s1.25 Full Size Dark or Light
Gray Blankets; special for no.
Monday ...... ........... JOG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

soc Ready-Made Pillow On
Tops. many rich patterns. OJC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

$50 value, silkoline- Covered
Comforts, pure white cot t1 m
ton and tufted, full size. 9l.UU