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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

NINE. NJ. A. ARMOND,
Studied with best masters in New York,
Paris. Milan.
Particular attention to voice placement in
beginners and advanced.
repertoire for opera, concert. church in
italian, French. German and English.
Entire suppression of foreign accent
Special training for grand and light opera
Acting, style. pose, technique, sight
singing, dlctlon
Song interpretation-Lieder.
Non-professionals and amateurs taught fully
seriously
Terms 81 per lesson GO lessons payable IN
advanoe)
Exceptionally talented pupils without means
taught free of charge.
NINE. NJ. A. ARMoND,
Dramatic Soprano
Residence studio 1924 S, Hope street.
Phone Home R2ls0.
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City Lots and Lands

FOR sALE-LoTs-
MINES & Parish.
SNAPSi SNAPS!
THE BARGAINS OF THE HOUR.
CHOICEST RESIDENCE LOCATIONS.
THESE LOTS ARE $1,000 TO $500
UNDER vALUE-WE CAN CONVINCE
YOU. CLOSE IN, EXCELLENT CAR
SERVICE.
WILTSHIRE PLACE
56x162
s4250
THE NEXT CHEAPEST $500.
OCCIDENTAL BOULEVARD
NEAR 9Th STREET
70xl35
$500
OCCIDENTAL BOULEVARD
NEAR 9Th STREET
WILL CONSIDER GOOD HOUSE AND
ASSUME.
150x1S5
FACING CITY PARKWAY
$1,000
HARVARD BOULEVARD
EAST FRONT, SOUTH OF WASHINGTON
75x21s
ONLY
$3.50
SEE
MINES & Parish.
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'Any accidsnts in your motor trip through
italy and France, Morgan?'
Nothing worth mentioning. My wife was
thrown out and abused little. but the ma
chine never got so much as scratch. Life,
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OLD RANCHO
lust SuRDJVIDED

A. Rowland station. Salt Lake line, 20 nila,
east, 80 minutes. 20 cents fare. frequent trains.
Tiolley will soon reach It. Land in this lovely
valley on north slope of Puente hills Is deep
es.. richest soil tributary to Los Angeles.
Holds state record for yield, quality and pFic.
Ct oranges and walnuts. Is proven best for
all berries and commercial vegetables. Wate-
unlimited from artesian wells on land, rising
from below deep rock strata. is piped over
land through steel pipe, asphalt lined thor
oughly sanitary, pure and sweet. Pressure
Will be maintained for domestic, lawn and fire
purposes. Location picturesque and beautiful.
VIII sell reasonable, to 100 acres 81 COLI
Inns BUILDING. 8l3 West Third street.
Phone A6597.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOOTHILLS.
g. 8, S, 20 acres; $3.50 per acre. SID
DALI, Copp Bldg; H. FRAZIER,
Glendora.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE. MAKERS

BUY HERE AT FACTORY PRICES. BIG
assortment. Umbrellas recovered and mada
70 order, III ", Fourth at. new Heilmap
building,
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NEW PLAN OF HoMEsTEADING-
Send or call for illustrated booklet;
worth $4,000 to every home seeker. CAL
CATION, Iii Chamber of Commerce
building. Los Angeles Cal.
WE CAN LOCATE YOU ON HOMESTEAD
OF 100 acres for SIPS; this land Is level on
main me Of railroad: plenty of water at 10
feet. MpJAvE RIVER LAND & WATER
CO.. 62s Chamber OF Commerce bldg
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FOR SALE
10 acres near Toluca, 7 acres in bearing
peaehe and apricot trees acres in young
apricot trees; peaches paid $500 per acre this
year; good 5A foot we'll with inexhaustible
water supply on this place; $4,000; will trade
for good rooming house or income property.
II you pay cash will talk business to YOU
Also 10 acres, same locality. unimproved
but has good EARN and is fenced; excellent
land for all purposes; water close TO sur
face $4,000; X cash. at least for this tract.
Remember this land is on the line OF the
Owens river aqueduet, close to Los Angeles
in a few years you cannot buy this for less
than $1,000 per acre,
LARKIN & YOUNG,
1nk s. broadway. Phones Main S144. AS122.
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= FREE EXCURSIONS

80 CENTS DOWN AND 50 CENTS A WEEK
on each 500 for lots in Compton. on Long
Beach electric line; only 10 minutes from
Sixth and Main streetsi only p-cent fare
lot E0x150 feet Example; $3.50 lots at 81 rs
per week no interest, no taxes; s400 lots at
50 per week; cement sidewalks; free water;
Il Will cost you nothing but your time 10 see
these lots, so come in before they are all
anne M. ]. DALTON REALTY CO., 2l5 u,
Fifth street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
Early onion and cabbage land io-acre
tract, close to depot and town of Coachilla;
easy terms; properly farmed first crop will
pay for land See Mr.. McGrath at STRONG
& DICKINSON. northwest corner Second and
Broadway.
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FOR sALE-0R TRADE-FIvE LOTS Cot
per Boyle and st. Louis; sewer and water;
lovely corner on car line. A. F. SMITH 100
South Broadway,
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A BARGAIfI-slse CASH. BALANCE $40 PER
month, per cent INTEREST," lot Aox1a5 facing
on this new Pasadena boulevard now being
paved: rea- OF lot also facing on street, will
sell for 5000 less than adjoining lots; cement
sidewalk: water pped to lot; 30 fare, IL
minutes TO city OWNER, C105g
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TUR SALE-
TEN ACRES, $1,000,
NEAR HOLLYWOOD.
(Big discount for immediate improvement.)
RICH SOIL-NEARLY ALL TILLABLE
THIS is IN THE FROSTLESS REGION.
It is ideal fol- tomatoes. cucumbers. pota-
toes beans and all kinds of vegetables to be
grown during the winter months when prices
are high.
and berries.
Just the place for chicken ranch.
Don't miss this opportunity to get close
in little farm at a bargain.
ONLY 5000 PER ACRE.
Commission to- agents. See HARRY T.
SMITH foreroons). with
MINES e. PARISH,
315 S. Hill street.
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Miscellaneous "swaps"

ATTEND THE BIG SHOE SALE ToMoR-
row at the MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE 5ls
s. Broadway
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FOR EXCHANGE
--~-~-->r----s-~o-o----~->~>r
Real Estate

70 BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY
20 to BEN WHITE. so4 Bryson block. Second
and Spring streets,
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FOR SALE
Suburban Property


Suburban Property
FOR SALE
GOOD LOT ON ADAMS ST.
LOT 4ox125 FEET
WITHIN BLOCK AND A HALF OF CAR
LINE; WILL SELL FOR $1,000; $500 CASH.
BALANCE $40 MONTH.
OWNER.
i242 E. SETH ST. TEL. HOME aessl
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Live stook-Horses, Mules, Cattle

FOR SALES JERSEY cows; ONE 47GAL,
COW with young calf, gentle one e-gal
COW; one 4-gal. COW; must be sold. III, E.
WILLIAMS, Hermon. CAL, near Highland
Park.
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ArroRNEYs.AT-LAw

MARRIAGE AND FRoBAFE LAWS sPE-
ciaItv. No Zee without success. e. p.
MoREY. S2i stinlson blk, cor. 50 and Spring,
Phone e71s. Open evenings
5. MARION BROOKS, ex-u, s. Atty. 1a2 s,
adw ! office evenings, notary Home Aiss2.
<. ]. ADcocK, ATTORNEY,
so7 BULLARD BLOCK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
Cartersville.

CARTERsVILLB, VA, August 49,
Miss Meland Irving, Of Cherry Hill,
near CaEtersville. has as hor guests
Miss Loli1se Guy. Of Ocean View, and
Miss Susie Inez Arnall, Of Richmond,
Va, and Miss Lizzie James OF West
View. A delightful dance was given
in honor of the young ladies on Tues
day night at tho beautiful home or
Mr.. e. G. Trlce, at Flanhagan's Mill.
Mrs. 3. w. Palmorc and MISS Mary
Palmore are spending several days at
the exposition.
Miss Mabeth 8. Russell. OF Rich
mond, Is visiting Miss Annie Mae
Rhodes, OF this place.
Mr. j, Calvin Smith, Of Fairmont, w.
Va, passed through our town on Tues
day en- route for Baltimore Mr.. Smith
has been Visiting relatives here FOR
| several. days,
Mr. snst Dickinson, Of Knoxyil,e
Tenn, has been Visiting his parents
here recently. Mr.. C. ", Dickinson
Jr. Is also at home.
Mr.. j. i; Palmore has returned "a
Hyattsville, Md. after a visit to his
old home here,
While Rev. J. AI, Rowland. Of the
Methodist Church, was preaching al
4 Thon,as's Chapel on Tuesday after
noon hs discovered a large black snake
4 In the window near him. The snake
1 began to move about ana finally fell
| to the floor just bacls OF the pulpit,
TO keep from disturbing the con,
Rregatlon Mr. Rowland took out hi,
knife and pinned him through thu
head to the floor, where he ftnlainee
TIL tho service was ended.
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Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August
2A-Llfe among the summer colony
the past week has been unusually gay,
with dances every night at the dane
ing pavilions at wonderland" and
Trys Springs. the former under the
management of Mr.. j. J. Letermar.
the local theatrical manager, and the
latter under the control of the street
car nagement.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas L. Macon
of New Orleans, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Anderson Chisholm at will
ton" Just north Of the. city.
Mr.. w. s. Wills and daughter, Miss
Lena, and granddaughter, Miss Annie
Coleman Revercomb, of covington. Va.
M. Wills, near the University.
Misses Elizabeth and katherine Van
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ELeesburg.

LEEsBuRG. VA, August s4.-Dr.
Reginald Heydon, United States Navy.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Lutz. at
Springwood.
Miss Mazle Metzger. Of Yonkers. NJ.
Y. Is visiting relatives in Leesburg.
Mrs. Walter Taylor. of Norfolk, Is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Powell
Harrison Of I4eesburg,
Rev. 6. McLaren Dryden. formerly
rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church
at Hamilton, has accepted a call to the
rectorship Of the Episcopal Church at.
MorgantoWn, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs M, F. Burke, OF Hamp-
ton, Va, are visiting relatives in Lees
burg. ~
Mrs. w. H. Martin, of I.eesburg, left
on Monday for Stanton, Va, where she
viii spend a few weeks with relatives
and friends.
The road from Leesburg to Balls
Bluff battlefield, for which the United
States government appropriated $4,000,
Is being constructed by government en-
gineers. II {, E 4.
Rs ana Mrs " Morris or e y Ngr Is
OF Mr., =. r. Burch. DR.. Morris Is rec
tor of CHRIST Church. Norfolk.
Mrs. Alfred Smith. OF Fort Niagara,
N. Y, Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Pike at Elvon, near Leesburg.
Is visiting Miss Ethel Pike, Of this
place. aSs
Mr.. and Mrs. Newfoundland Davis, OF
Morven Park. have returned from tho
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, w.
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Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, August "a
events OF this season was a Ten TT
party. given by Miss Edythe Chandler
IT. honor. Of her guest. Miss Mnrybeth
Word. Of Hogansvil1e. Ga.
Haines, Margaret webb. BESSIE Butter,
Julia Collins, Estelle Collins, Alice
Broaddus, Ellen Broaddus. Nellie Boz
rum, Florence Broaddus. Miriam Cog
hill. Helen Broaddus. and Messrs. Ed
die Cullen. Percival Allen and Willie
PEeytonl, Of nichmond; Arthur Allen,
Inns, Arthur Lyme. Jr, Jack Eley.
Leiper Robinson and Russell Robinson.
The evening was spent in playing
games and social conversation.
Miss Marybeth Word won the FIRST
prize. @ dainty stick pin. and Miss
Louise Haines won the second prize,
box of chocolate candy,
Miss Linda Barnes of Savannah, Ca,
!s visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Sal
lie Anderson.
Miss Bessie Jones left this week for
time.
visiting at pr. ". L. Broaddus's o"a' -
MIR. AND Mrs. William Z. EnEis are
spending some timc at the exposition.
Miss Efle Long has returned to her
home In Maryland after a pleasant
visit to Miss Annie White at the old
mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Martin and chill
where they will spend two weeks.
MIR. j, n Davies and daughters. OF
Alabama, are visiting his mother, Mrs.
j.. s. Davies.
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mated in the decorations, and brass
candlestioks We're given the guests as
favors. A number Of 9ut-of-toWn,
guests We're present. Mrs. Brown VIII
return to Panama where she is making
her home, In the fall.
Interest to the reception to be ten,
dered the college girls early next
Club. Blaborats preparatons are BE-
ing made for a roof garden party In
honor Of the young. women who are at
homo ms for r the he hol !, \, uororr -,
little daughter, Elizebeth, have gone to
Portsmouth. Va, and Richmond, on a
visit to relatives
Mss suats Scott wh9 has been ssno0 x's
to return home next week.
Miss Willie Young will leave Friday
for Norfolk, where she will visit Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ Murphy. have re-
turned from a visit to the jamestown
NJ. ana Mrs: R. v; Vincent have r,
Jamestown Exposition and, to friends
little daughters, Misses Ruth and Mir
lam, acconpanied them
invitations to the marriage OF hel
daughter, Miss Chloe Lecta, and Rev
Charles Mccoy Short, the wedding to
take place Wednesday evening, Au-
gust 2Sth, at the home Of the BRIDE
elects mother. IN Dilworth. Z
Mr.. Henry McAden and Mr.. j.. G.
Burwell have gone to Rockbrldge Alum
Springs, Va, where they Will join their
wives for a trip to the Jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. ". T. Cox and daughter, Miss
Mildred. haye returned from visit to
friends in Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Hoover leave
Monday, for q visit to the jamestown
Mrs. j. IS. Griffin, Mr.. Jack Griffin anG
Miss Mamie Griffin have returned from
O visit to- the jamestown Exposition
Mr., c. W. Tillett and Miss Julia Violet
Alexander will return from their tou,
| Of Europe about tho 18th of September
| Mr. w. S. Caldwell and daughter
Miss Peaf1, have returned from an en-
tended visit to the jamestown EXPO
| sitlon. .EN
M, and Mrs, T. L Craig and M
| William Watson, of Gastonla. lef
Thursday night for trip to the James
town Exposition.
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( gE q
fectlY Irresistible. To his everlasting
relief. his grandsons. the kids. Mr..
Richardson and Mr.. Rowland Early,
were on their good behavior on that
occasion.
DR.. Early appeared as little Boy
Blue" and from the way he footed his
horn. seemed pleased with the tenn
porarS transformation.
Miss Ola Day, rs tho melodious
Mother Goose" was easily recognized,
for in her hand she carried broom.
Miss Marguerite Rice's costume sug-y
gested an answer to the question,
Where are You going, my pretty
maid 81
Miss Sue Day. In modest attire, pre-
sented the most approved type Of the
"Deestrick School Girl" M
Miss Nettie Day, as Rag Tag" was
captivating In her furbelows and
flounces.
Miss Willie McGhee represented the
queen OF Hearts" which was draw
Ing card.
Misses Alice Biggs and Mary Wells,
| In their pretty frocks. We're attractive
as Two Little Girls in Blue"
Miss Blanche Garrett appeared blithe
and gay as Little Red Riding Hood
before the fox had been to dinner.
Miss Blanche slicer, as the GLOW err
Girl" was natural and bright as tho
blossoms in her basket.
Miss Hettie Ruff, in her infantile
robes and cap, was sweat and inter-
esting as "The Baby"
MIR. Lambreth, as "Leander." woro
the smile that always adorns his face
in Charles absence.
Mr.. Will Hatcher made a stunping
all around "Dude."
Miss Rosalie Cooke. as "Niobe," pre-
sented pleasing picture.
AIRS. Rusher. in her ghostly habili-
ments, seemed Phantom OF Light"
Miss Mary Price. of Richmond. as
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Fredericksburg Social.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, August.--2i.
CLERK A. u. Yates and Mrs. Yates
have returned from Clear View Cottage,
Newport News. Mr.. Yates Is somewhat
improved In health.
Mrs. H. IL. Smith, who has been visit
Ing her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. v.
NJ. Fleming, has returned to her homo
In New York.
Mrs. Mary Griinn, who has been Wis
iting her son at Bethesda, Md, has re-
turned to her home here.
Judge A. w. Wallace Is at Atlantic
City for ten days.
Miss Virginia Moncure and the Misses
Ashby. Of stafford, are at the cottage
Of Mrs. Lee at Ocean View.
Or. Theodore Hough, formerly OF
Mnssa chusetts, now one Of the profess
soors OF the University OF Virginia, Is
visiting relatives here
Miss Nettie Fitzhugh has gone to
Rawley Springs for d month.
Mrs. w. A. Smith and Miss Frances
Howard aretat Atlantic City.
Misses NJ. NJ. and M. G. Howison are
With a camping party in the Blue Ridge
Mountains, in Nelson county.
Misses Mabel Sullinger and Bertha
Penke have returned to their home in
| Washington after n Visit to Mr.. j. T..
Gouldman and family.
Miss Mamie Beale Is visiting relatives
| In Charlottesville.
Mr.. W. s. Embrey, Jr., has returned
| from Atlantic City.
Miss Fannie Smith. Of Alexandria, Is
4 Waiting Miss Mary Moncure.
| Miss Kate Messick of Irvington, Is
guest Of her sister. Mrs A. P. Rowe.
| Mr.. John Hartman, of McConnells-
burg, Pa, Is visiting friends here
Miss BESSIE y. Chisholm. who has
| been visiting Mr.. j, w. Masters and
family has returned to swansboro.
Mrs. w. D. Scott is in Baltimore
| under tho care of a specialist.
| MICS Nora Willis Is visiting friends in
| Caroline county.
Mr.. G. Frank Tlmberlake and family
have returned from visit to Atlantic
City and the Jamestown Exposition.
The Catholic Sunday SCHOOL gave
| their annual picnic Wednesday to Sui
| phur Spring. the Dannehl farm. In
4 Spotsylvaria county.
The steamer w. J. Newblll. owned by
]. II. Dayton, of Irvington, has been
running evening and moonlight excur-
| sions from here to points down the
Rnppahannock River for the past two
weeks, and Will continue until about
4 September |. The excursions have been
we'll patroniZed.
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degrift have returned from delight
full visit to Newport News, Norfolk

degrift have returned from a delight
full visit to Newport News, Norfolk
and the jamestown Exposition.
The Rev. Robb White, Jr., Of Cam
BRIDGE Mass, and Mr.. Warren White,
of Cornell University. are visiting their
mother, Mrs Robb White just beyond
the university.
been spending two weeks at Black
Rock Springs. have returned home.
While on his vacation, Mr.. Hill paid n
VISIT to the exposition.
Miss Annie Cunningham, OF Green
wood. who has been visiting In the
family Of Mr.. II. l.. HuEhson. near the
university, has returned to her home.
Miss Annie Elliott, OF Manassas; and
Miss Rosa Terrell, of mississippi, are
guests Of Mrs. e. l.. Carroll, on South
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garnett. who
have been spending a week ut the Hot
Springs, have returned to their home.
Mr.. Howard Winston, registrar OF
the university, Is spending his vaca-
ton at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Nellie Minor. of Idaho, is Wis
Ting Miss Kitty Fontaine. at Fry
Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins have
returned home from delightful
Northern trip.
Miss sallie Eubank, OF the New York
Institute Of Music. Is visiting heU
sister, Mrs. A. V. Conway.
Miss Emily Robinson. OF Elizabeth,
n j.. ana Monsieur Nilpz. Of France,
are guests at "Farmington."
Miss Sue Jones. daughter of the
late Major Horace Jones, Is at the
Jefferson Park Hotel.
Miss Mamie Balthis, Of Baltimore, is
spending several weeks with her pa
rents. MIR. and Mrs French A. BalthIs
on East Jefferson Street
Mrs Sam Pulliam, OF Richmond, with
her son and daughter, are spending
che summer with Mrs. Warner Wood
at Pennington"
| Mrs. lyapole and daughter Miss
Amy Walpole. Of Nelson, have return
cd from an extended trip abroad and
are guests at the home of Mrs. Hugh
| T. Nelson. on High Street.
The Rev. Lewis r. Watson, of Prtn-
cess Anne, Md, IS visiting his father
Mr. John D. Watson. on High Street
Miss Charlotte Blackburn, OF Alex
andria. is visiting Miss Coraelia Tay.
lor. at Lego
MIR. and Mrs. Guy robertson, Of New
Orleans. are the guests Of Miss Elizu
| Nelson.
The Rev, Joseph B. Dunn and fam.
lily, Of Suffolk are guests Of the Hon
S. v. Southall. on Park Street.
I hi
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Montvale.

MoNTvALE, BEDFORD COUNTY,
VA, August 24-Mr. Geo. Woods, Of
Boteto,,rt; Mr.. Robert Woods, of Roam
oke, and Miss Hettie Ruff, Of Blue
field, we're visitors last week at the
home OF DR.. and Mrs. s, Fl. Price.
Mr.. George Hanson went to Wythe
county to attend the Fulton Graham
nuptials, celebrated at high noon Au-
gust 2lst, at the bride's home near
Max Meadow.
Miss Sadie Clarke, OF Lexington, and
MISS Elizabeth Wilson, OF Crewe, are
the guests OF their grandparents, Capt,
and Mrs, n. G. LUCK
Dr.. ana Mrs Bernard Earley's char
acter party, at Mpntvale, on the even
Ing Of August l7th was most In
terestlhg and delightful occasion.
The characters to be unprecedented
were given out with the Invitations,
and the skill displayed by the guests
in designing their costumes was cred
Ing to the hostess. The whole pre-
sented brilliant scene as tho grace
full and artistic figures passed In re-
view before the Judges. Mrs s. H.
Price, as "Pocahontns" captured the
prize.
Dr. Epps Price, as "Buster Brown
was rscogniSed before "Tige" had re-
sponded to his whistle. Miss Archer
81 Norfolk, his accomplish IN mischief
made charming MARY Jane"
Mr. Allan Briggs appeared as ISL
and Miss Okenshain, as "Mirandy," his
loving spouse, ever ready to pick the
horseshoes out of her luclsless consort
Mr.. Walter Otey represented the, ever
going, ever returning, calm and sercnt
"Uncle Happy
\ e Mr.. Virgil Payne, In the role ant
costume % sFoxy Grandpa" WAS per,
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Scottsviille.

scoTTsv1LLE, VA. August PA
heaIe,s Hail on We Wsdns N : evening
eias in honor 81 theiT guests. Misses
Campbell, Of Ashland Those present
Msss: tnss aa W Xans
Susie Nicholas, Marjory Harris, Clara
RRts p9w oe Fl
ia and Lucie Powers Rawlings, Of
North carpli,a Alerin n9 p HtfbT5isoa
MssSrs: S: f. Gauit, Brown. Eu~ua,
Holman. Chas. Dorrier. Jas Dorrierr,
Blair White =, 81. H lar son Be e. .
Hart. The dance was chaperoned by
Mrs. Jackson Beal.
A horse owned by Mr. p: I: Fox be-
came frightened on "Wednesday after-
Ing out Misses Mary and. Katharine
Fox and Ann Plea santa, who were r !, n
painfully but not seriously injured.
| The horse continued to run until the
Nj. T, ". Heath, Of this place. has
1ess tNo va THe anl his died from
visited Esmont Wednesday evening.
Mr. Clarence Campbell, Of King VII
the se nai piia Igb school, and Mr.
SCHOOL.
The PFasf the 5se Ct 5h
g the public. The TOWN ms copn'il on
THURSDAY evening consl tn ahe cues q -
/ due tho Roanoke Bridge Company.
Bonds to the amount Of $4,000, bearing
per cent int payable a. Ier Sc SEMI III
bridge company, payable on or before
i August is, 1917.
Eplacopa Ghgrfh XIII ,ag |y Y aW N
Taisssy oysfnsE AssHstt ~ $ f.
Among the attractions Of the evening
will be vocal and instrumental music
forty children dressed in klmonos.
oda Bob asWsd qesde Of sco ana
an ri' inaustf aesa and faithful smpoye 81
tile Arm Of Pitts & Dorrier. died on
Ss1$ 9 nsEvEs T III oy. ts sa
Te ers t Rpy w ssish on thsr home
from the expesittfnn The pod ma anG wa wa
much = oh &c cd BY the chlldreh Of the
Misses Mary Hughes and Virginia
Eppes Campbdll and Dr.. James Hart
OF Ashland are visiting the family OF
Mr.. Bledsoe Beal Is spending some
time at his home here,
Miss Iose IP,hi FylanG, amwsh Who has ia,
sister, Mrs. ]. II. Fox, Is well again,
Mr. samuel Tompkins, OF Richmond
spent Saturday and Sunday at "rhe
Nj Jos. Burgess. Of Cl,fton Forge
was here for several days last week
Mr.. Laurie Pitts, of Arvonia. VISITED
Scottsville this week.
Mrs Mollie FILL of Vinton Is d
guest at the home of her brother. Mr.
MI. and Mis-, ", G. Crisp, Of Bait,
more, are at syalmont" Visiting thell
daughter, Mrs. D. f. Pitts.