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THE
Second National Bank
OF ElkTON
NO. 4l62

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The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
CROW CREEK

Mr.. Rardwell is at his claim do.
Ing some fencing.
Miss Pearl Whitten, who Is in
Iowa, has had bad attack ~ tonsi.
litis.
MIR. Richey had some tronhle IN
getting his sheep home through the
snow last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Cook, who spent the
summer in Nebraska, are visiting in
this neighboihood.
Mrs. Gibbs is visiting her family
a lew days. She expects to cave for
her home in Hygiene soon
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Woods var. .o,
coined home by a hearty chariyare nv
'ie young men of the neigbborhood
Miss Ellen Jeanson, who bas been
quite 'll' was able to be ont Sundav
MISS Doke Is also getting along ne
nicely as could be expected
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
AuLT

Mrs. Jessie Miller, who was taken
to the Greeley hospital last week, is
much better.
Born, Nov. l3, at the home of
Mrs. Palmer, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl.
Sylvester, son
Married, at Colorado Springs, Nov.
y, Olin H. King, formerly of Ault
and Miss Annie Loesh.
K. A. Mead has received the con.
tract to furnish the town with 800
feet of hose, two hose carts and five
| fire plugs.
thursday evening the ladies' of
the Christian church will present
the ''Old Maids Convention, at All.
ison's hall.
f. j. Mcintyre new house west
OF the Christian church is about
finished and he expects to move into
it this week
E. A. Robbins and mother left the
first of the week for San Francisco
| 10y wv" "ilu llelu lue DaDy of
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Tollefson.
The q. P. has offered to omen a
crossing at Third street on condition
that the town drop legal proceedings
calling for crossing at B street.
which offer has been accepted by the
town board.
William Lewis has bought an in.
terest in B. F. Earlys livery stable
on the east side. The firm name is
Early & Lewis. The stable has haan
improved by having a brick addition
built on the rear and the west side
and front has been built in of brick
and the east side is covered with iron
In imitation Of brick.
The banks here have issued cash.
iers' checks which pass as currency
and it is believed that it will not he
long TIL they do business on the old
basis again. The business men seem
to be as busy as ever, one simmer re
ports contract for twenty five cars
OF baled hay which will be sbinnod
as fast as 1t can be had. Six cars of
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
PLATTEvlLLE

Arthur Terry spent No,a,r :,
Denver. ''nuay III
Mrs Hattie Gwyn va, q, r.ono
mont last Friday. s
David sn'der spent sypd,v u,+,
MS FAMILY in Denver.
Mrs. T. j. Hushon Of Do,ve, ,+
tended the funeral Of Mrs % Ch,r,,o -.
Nollmar. ohariie
owing to sickness Of tbe to.chox =,
the intermediate roon ,t a', y. VI
'esn no school for severadays, ~
,,,c j. B. cofrey of Pattonsbnry Mo-
VINO has been visiting his bs, ~ NJ nv
ie't Tor points in New Movtna ' Ny Wy
day. "eSico Mon
Miss Addie Swartz roo
peka' Kan Monday mo,ri Wv LUZ e, So.
has ii D been visiting her apn, ,''1s y .s ese q
a. H. Mckinley. night o,o...
u She depot, has gone 10 benaa. pvsauo, .as az
n ms place here has been GTsd se. :, anu NJ
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
BEEBE DRAW

Jake Oster made a trip to the
mountains last week for lumber.
Miss May Finley of Greeley visited
at Sherman Markle's several days
last week.
Asa Chestnut and friend of Gree
ley visited at the Chestnut home
the latter part of the week.
Jas. Mckinley of Hardin visited
with old friends and neighbors in
this vicinity the last Of the week.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

Revival meetings will commence
at the school house Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 20, conducted by Rev.
Crook of Evans.
The box supper held at the school
house last Friday evening was not
very we'll attended, although the
boxes sold quite we'll, the proceeds
amounting to sil05.
Dora, the l5-yea1- 1-old daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dupper, died last Sun.
day morning OF appendicitis at the
hospital in Denver. She was taken
to Denver Saturday, but died before
the operation.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

potatoes were shipped on Monday OF
last week. eight TUESDAY, and this
average was maintained during the
week
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G W..
Shannon gave them farenell sur.
prise party at the Congregational
church after prayer meeting Wedpes-
day night OF last week Refresh
ments were served and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shannon we're presented with a nice
carving set. They left for their new
home In Morrill,. Neb Monday of
this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
0lP8oM

Mrs. Swan will move into her new
house the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Lucas left Mon
day for their home In Denver.
Mrs, Rue and Mrs Arhuckle were
recent callers in this neighborhood.
Born, Saturday, Nov. l6, to Mr.
and Mrs. Murchison, a daughter.
Mrs FideI and Mrs. Taylor were
callers at Mr.. Dennis Sunday after.
noon.
A family from South Dakota has
moved into the House property on
West Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelliher and family
OF Denver haye.moyed to Greeley and
are living with his brother on West
Fifth street.
Misses Ethel and Leila Spurgeon
entertained at dinner Sunday Miss
Cora Lewis and Messrs. August and
Albert Baab.
MIR. and Mrs. Spurgeon entertained
at dinner Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Dal
zeil, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henline and son, Floyd.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
ROWE DISTRICT

ID. G. Caward, Mrs. A. B Carpen-
ter's father, returned to Denver Sun
day.
William Lewis, who has been
carrying on J. Fl. Rowe's farm, in
company with his brother, Stephen
Lewis, has bought an interest in B..
f. Early's livery barn In Ault.
Samuel Newell and wife, who are
Keeping house for J. j. Newell, ex.
pect to move to Ault about the first
OF the year, they having bought p.
E Taylor's property In the McGlenn
addition.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
FAIRPLAY

Mrs. A C. Alkire has been onite
sick but is better now
H. Dahlgren and family visited
Fort Collins Thursday of last week.
Miss Jennie Keith of Greeley
visited in this neighborhood last
week.
Edna and Ivy Dean visited their
parnets at Beebe Draw last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. II. Weber, Mrs. John
Rienks and daughter, Laura, went to
Denver Thursday of last week.
Mrs. A. d. Bartholomew and Mrs
Peterson visited Mrs. w. G. Gilmore
in the Collins neighborhood Wednes-
day.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Collins District.

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pepwater of
Greeley visited Mr. and Mrs. Percy
A Ham last week
Farmers in this vicinity were very
glad to see the snow. They are in
hopes there will be more before 1t
quits.
Tom Henderson of Ault has been
baling hay on j. E. Gloyer's ranch
and one night last week some one
took about thirty bales of the hay.
At last accounts nothing had been
found Of the thieves.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21


The Ladies' Aid have rented the
Rirkle hall and will serve dinner
once a month, Wednesday the goth,
being their first there. All invited
to attend
Saturday Ray McClave's S team ran
away and threw him from the wagon.
injuring him severely. He was taken
to Or. Dawson's office where his in.
iuries were dressed.
On Monday Mrs. Hattie Gwyn re-
ceived word from j. P. Penrose of
Colorado Springs stating that his
daughter, Miss Laura, has scarlet
fever. The Perroses lived here until
little over year ago. They have
many friends here who will be sorry
to hear of her illness.
A number of our prominent citi.
zens attended the Odd Fellows lodge
at Evans Thursday evening. They
seem convinced that the good people
OF Evans DO not do things by halves
when 1t comes to entertaining.
real, live goat accom- anied the party
rom here and it's presumed that,
following the example of Peck's bad
BOY, some one received the royal
bumpers degree.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Dr.. K. C..

The Denver gs1
throat speclallsl'
the New Camhe'u
Friday and satulu'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Linens

Table Linens and Napkins, Towels, AIT En-
cry and Drawn Work Linens-iust the thing
away for Christmas Gifts. Dress Good,
hams, Points, Outings, all greatly reduced for hi
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
The Money Is Here!

Only keep moving and will We are going help you
dollar will buy dollars
merchandise The Slooooooo to be c1rc
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

Grand Catholic Fair In armory
Dec. to IA Wait for the dates.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Extraordinary Specials

on Leather Bags, Purses, Belts, Combs. Ned
Hosiery, Outing Flannel Gowns, Mttens Coli G
Ribbon by the yard, and big lot of remnants
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
hlghIan

Harmon Balleuged
ing his parents in W
I Viola Mudd is en|
LOngmOnt at the ho1
ham.
Clara Bodkin exp
the home Of her brot
Denver this week
Prof. DOnnelly aD
visit Of several days
In Boulder last ~eeI
Mrs. c. Y. HOlaa
Rose Of Mead were
Sunday until Tussd
The Mead recei7ll
sugar beets was
evening. The
hauling SATURDAY
Mr. Angel exp
quarter section OIL
IIighIandlake next
with the and lie IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Radiord Social News.
Especial to The T1mes-Disnatch

speclal 10 Inc Iimes-Dispatch.1
. EApFoRl'. Va. October 2s.--Mlss Melita
Wilson entertained the Afternoon Idlers
"wednesday afternoon in honor OF her guest
MISS Ethel Reid, OF Norfolk She was ms
sisted IN receiving By Miss Sophia Mount, of
Mrs, Q, B. Pryor IS critically III at her
home on Sixth Street, Her kinsman, Mrs.
Crosler. or Chr'siianhurs, is at her bedside
ny, anu Mrs William Fontaine McFar-
Mna, OF F'lorence, Ala, stopped In Radford
day and night last week en- route TO can
ADA on their wedding tour.
5Ir. Edgar V. Lambeth has been ths ru.s,
q Mrs l.. o. Builard this week, ana viii
leave Monday for Birmingham, accom-.
panied by Ara Lambeth and sons. Guy and
Mrs. Henry McHarg. Jr.. ha. re,urna,,
tIon a two months visit 10 New York. shs s
vas accompanied home by her husband
IA iaymsns meeting was held at rhe
Cavalry Baptist Church this week berInninr
"Wednesday and closing Friday The opening
s csdsss WAS vas made g BY Judge George f.
moderator, and Mr. Whitescaryer Of salem
clerk large number Of delegates were
present
3E1x-Governor and Mrx Tyler are attend :
ms; synod this week a; Charleston, w Va,
tgs Miss Julia Builard left to-day Tor a trim
% the exposition and Richmond.
weak are Mr.. and Mrs, McClnnahan Ingles
Misses Laura and Mackie Inges Messrs
paye Barton and James zoll, Jr. and MI
Miss Fannie Insles. Miss Erica lnrler MT
James n. hSicon. DIR. w. p. Nye, Mis-,
Elizabeth Eys. Mrs. Earhart and daughter.
Miss Lula Earhart. Mr.. James Martin aad
son Harry,
Mr., G Il. Beamer. Mr.. and Mrs e. C.
kton.
Miss Ruth croy. of Cambria, visited Miss
\ Nina Einsten this week.
AIRS w. H. Barclay left Saturday for
4 bedford, after spending the summer With
4 Airs William Ingles In Radford, stopping
sStStoute 10 Welt Mrs John Trout In Rouu-
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Velvet Chat.

This Is Velvet season; you know that. OF
course. and must have a Velvet Suit We have
Just opened line OF sik-fnished costume vel
veteens in black brown navy. gray. mode. green.
myrtle reseda, ivy green. plum and marine. They
are guaranteed not to fade crush; "a inches wide;
worth $1.25ta yard; special for this week, Csc.
We have the shades as the above In a
beautiful one that is little heavier and much
wider-27 inches wide-bought to sell at s1.76;
clal this week. Sl.A0.
We have, two mum bers In Zine All-silk Costume
Velvet, in black navy and brown. and a full yard
wide; 81. 90 quality special. s3.9s, $500 quality.
special, .0s. 4 85ssS8
20 n NOT III, LEAVE TIE sToRD WITHOUT SEE
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Specials in
Lace Curtains and Draperiies.

Special lot OF Bed and Dining-room Curtains.
made OF fancy fish nets. strong and durable; about
ten styles to select FROM regular price $16o; spe.
cal. S1.OO a pair.
Heavy Net Curtains. in scroll and floral designs,
aM yards long, so inches wide; regular price s225;
special. $3.50 per pair.
Madras Weave Lace Curtains. IN net Brussels
deslg ~ yards long; $500 ana $3.50 values; spe-
cial, $3.50 pair. sbS # S
Special lot of Cluny Lace Curtains mounted on
best French net with hand made lace edge regular
$500 value; special. s2Os
Irish Point Curtains. that sold up to $1,000 1s
and yards long; special $3.50 a pair.
Novelty Net ana Renaissance Curta ms in white
or "A Arabian color, and yards long, special It
500, $780, $500 and $4.OO a pair, These are worth
tuly one-th1rd more than we are asking for them.
Tapestry Portieres made OF extra quality rep,
bands and borders; $3.50 and 5000 values, $500 a
pair. 5'Ss ..lt3 lEai IA
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SocialNews
fsne,,,,,o Ri. Tlnos. plspntch. /


sr.YSCuBuRu, VA, October 2s..---ltev. pr.
carter Helm Jones. tho new pastor OF the
First Haptss Church. and his son and
daughter. who have been stopping at tho
Arlington Hotel have inovnd to No. 6oo
Court Street where they will reside pend
lnv The erection or a new parsonage by TN.
soiyreEatlon OF that church.
admiral y. y. Day. OF Glasgow. spent a
rsttton Of the week with friends In tho
tlty.
Mr. and Mira George w. Milcy. OF Wood.
stock, after spending several weeks Win
their daughter. Mrs w, y. Eutsler, In
nal afternoon to spend a few days with their
sens. Mossrs. Herbert y. Miley, Of the
t,vchburg Advance, and q. Erreu M'ley'
pnu of the assistant secretaries Of the Y.
NC a. Mr. Mlcy, who is adjutant Of
Shenandoah Camp, Z. G. ". OF Woodstock
want to tho exposition from Greensboro, re-
Turning there Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Craddoek have re-
turned from trip to the jamestown ES-
position.
spent a portion of the week visiting friends
in tile city, has returned to her home.
Mir. and Mrs George D. Witt have gone
Tor a. weeks stay at Old Point and the ea-
position.
Miss FauntIcroy. of the faculty OF the
State Female Normal at Farmvillc. IS visit
irss the Randolph Macon College, for the
purpose of acuuainllne herself win the
management and operation OF this splendid
tynchburg institution.
judge kiudlok. a former Hleinser ot VIZ
hiknnsns Supreme Court the father OF
Misses Una and hfaude Rlddick, who are
,urnnae OF the Randolph Macon Woman's
ttollege died recently at his home in that
ttate. Miss Helen Riddck. another daugh-
Ter. who was detained Mt the home by the
Illness Of her father entered that school
.his week.
Mr. Thomas w Green and daughter. Mrs.
is. +. oTrien, have returned from attend
INK the Home Coming Week In Baltimore.
where they met relatives from other Sec
.iuns whom they had not seen for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney f. Howard have sent
out cards o. invitations to the marriage
of their daughters, Miss Halle Clark
Howard TO Mr.. Thomas Edward Murrelf
anc Miss Annie Carter Howard to Mr. Klah
rake place THURSDAY evening. November 9TH,
81. . O'Clock. at the First Presbyterian
Church. in this city.
Mr. aud Mrs j. I. Jennings have re-
turned from visit to the exposition.
Miss Mary Diuguid has returned from a
visit to Richmond.
Captain w. L. stage. OF Winston-salem.
n c., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Potts.
on Harrison Street.
Miss Edna Hutter has gone to Jerome.
.,riz., where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Gibbs.
Mr.. L. l.. Ewers and family lief, yestgr-
Ia;' for Montreal, Canada. where they Will
in future make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Picker with Miss
Suliie Maury. OF Salem, are visiting the eA-
position.
REV. T. H Athey returned Wednesday
from Fabers, where he had been assisting in
Rev. Father Collins, OF Harper's Ferry.
W. Va, liz visiting relatives in, the city.
Miss Mary Gleason has returned from an
extended visit TO Greensboro. N. c.
Miss Lena Hubbard, of Gladys, Is the
guest of Professor and Mrs. Mosby G. Per-
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Black Silk Chat.

w! By old and young, grave and gay
Black Silks are wanted from day to day
What you want. 80
SWISS Messaiihe worth sl.sS' tor
r. inch Black Satin Ibert worth s1.s5, for Csc.
g d inch Rae Psau de Crepe Csc
S 20-nch BLACK Peau de Sole worth 800 for SIC
76c. .I IL 7 4. '-aH''s s t.'' -
DID You SAY BLACK TAFFTTAs? J, W-ell, you
sIusL Simply cannot get away from tho counter
withogt 5uy WIS. Lock at these PRICES
se-nch Black Taffeta. worth $1s5. for STE iIi
a4-tncl Black Taffeta, worth $3.50, for si:ss
36-tnch Black 8Tafeta, Mosbys Pride 3 81 no 80
want them all the time. - " ~ n
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Your Figure Adapt. Itself VIII Ease to The.e Corset.

RI Every figurc-ary figure-willt the GOsSARD COR
SET. 1t emphasizes individuality, being the foundation
and permitting the final touch of exclusive character to
either simple or elaborate toilet, As the most intimate
accessory Of woans apparel it meets and joins the
ers figure iii quite personal way associating itself
closely and finely that the GOSSARD and its
one The regards Of the wcarerfor her GOSSARTo COR
SET come as near true friendship exist between
animate beings and naninate objects.
For the
hips
bust correction
all these be
improved. model f73
These Coses sell Of
nomcal will at
tualy cheaper than five ordinary q each
SPECIAL NOTICEThe has Ma
dam Jones' Will
these celebrated
ment permanently She will be
OF Richmond
into tho Americas
Department, Annex, Second Floor.
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Novelty Suitings

No two alike; Striped and
Plaid Broadcloths. Cherrons, Di-
agonul, etc.;rich new tintings
that are seen only here, $3.50,
$500, sa.5O and sA.O0 yard.
Striped and Plaid fSuitings,
in an immense range Of new
ideas, $1.oo to $a.5o.
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$3.50 Waist Value. $5.98.
500 Black Silk Petticoats, SIS Value. S..
The Silk Store Of Richmond

IT'S
or the
quality
right"
selling
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Special Colored end Black Dress Goods
Black Goods

Cherron Effects. In serges and
cheViots. Sic, al.11. $l.6O to $500.
Broadcloths, 800 to $500.
shelma Cloth, s1.bo.
Panama Cloth. o0c to sl.5O.
Striped Broadcloths. entirely
new, 300 and $500.
Voiles. $40 to $500.
Altman Yolles. Sl.5O.
I'wine Cloth, &1.bO,
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Our Offering Of Room-Size Rugs.

FINE ADMINISTER RUG ex12 feet. hest make,
and finest assortment Of rich osenta patterns
mond, $780, 90 value for S:5.0O
ens WILTON dIdrc VELVET RUGS, room size ss1e feet
Oriental, floral and medallion designs in a large
value for S4:.5O ' - ~
FRENCH WILTON RUGS. sx1a feet In Oriental
and Persian designs. soft colorings the best Rug
made In the world for the money; price, $500 -
PRO BRUSsELs RUGS all WOOL ex12 feet IN
rich Oriental colorings, regular $1,000 values for
$500. ''s,Ys f.N-.N.SSS' 80
ADMINISTER RUNNERS, exac, copies Of ORR
entails, 3X12 feet; special 5000 each.
NoTE.--We beg to cali your attention to hun
dreds OF designs, in dozen different qualities in
10 $1,000 each $500 - 800"
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Two Blanket Specials.

Special &c sale Of Fine California Wool Blankets
price $1,000 special. $3.50 a pair.
Fancy German Robe Blankets for making bath
$3.50 value, for $3.50 each, NJ,
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$3.50 5O-inch Coat, $7.9S

We are especially ANXIOUS for you to inspect
chevot semi-htted hack, loose front and Gibson
3bretelc shoulders: velvet collar; d very service
sabe coat For this week this i125o d.p7 no
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Satin Broadcloth,
$2.25 and SITS Instead Of $3.50 and So

A very superior quality of
Broadcloth. in every new and
staple shade and black. Does
not lose gloss in nponging, S...:o
and S:.7H yard.
Pastel shadings and cream and
white Broadclo,hs, $3.50, $3.50
and $500.
Voiles in every conceivable
and new colorngr x1.O0 to 8l.b0.
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SIS Long Coats at $9.9S

Swell 5O-inch loose-nttng cont OF nno broad.
cloth, yoke lined With heavy guaranteed satin and
neatly trimmed With silk braid; eollnrs and cnfrs
OF black velvet trimmed wit braid Pos IN no
ityey tho best coat shown In tho 81 for 45.S0
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( 5|||E|l)l,B,Nllo;lby&Gs| A
Special for This Week
$l9.75
$2475
$3.50
Women's $35 and $50 Suitsno
Women's $40 and $3.50 Suits now
Women's $49.50 and $45 Suits now
AVS New Suits, Divided Into Three Lots

These without doubt finest lot OF Suits
had for selling under price There isn't Suit among them
that could be bought anywhere for less than 500 and from that
price the values reach up to $50.
But matter which you buy you're bound get splendid
bargain in thoroughly stylish, welaiored, upo-dae Suit
Any you may select will be from onc-ourt onc-trd
less than you can buy elsewhere. t'
The tailoring these Suits the kind you get the finest
custom garments
They're of chiffon, broadclo plain and cheveron chcvots
fancy plaid striped worsteds and broadcots
fancy imported mixed materials Colors, black
effects Some elabora ressy models others severely
tailored styles Some beautifully with fancy vests
others strapped with self material velvet collars
cuffs All coats lined with finest quality satin or taea
silk New model skirts plain tailored and plated
with one and two bands at bottom.
REMEMBER have the finest organized alteration de-
parment in the South i'll charge Of expert man designer as
filter PERFECT FIT AND SATISFACTION GJJARAN-
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Specials from Richmonds Best
Rug and Lace Curtain Department

are to
so o. and the TACT that we handle
giving the best
built This
Il
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Special Coat Sale for This Week
All Are Bargains S a
$3.50, Special, Black Coat. Sl2. So

" Made OF fine black unhnished worsted with
velvet notehed collar; strictly mannsh and man
tailored; double breasted, loose back and lined
throughout with fine satin. This ex- d II y -
ceptonal $3.50 coat this week 4. n lZ- All
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Swell New Belts, SOC.
OF Leather Belts, entirely now
ideas. all colors. values. 76c and
$l.oo; special 5oc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
$2l..5O, Special, Coat al SIS

Two exceptional mod els. one strictly mourning
braid and grosgraln silk collar and Guns. The
other model with deep velvet collar ana hand
wth pa, Both
both 5o-inch, These A = = ~ X
special $3.50 values this weak 1.U(D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Boys Warm and Comfortable
Fleece-Lined, Winter Weight
Cotton Shirts and Drawers, 25c.
SIC, Soc.
Boys Strictly Non shrinking
Merino Wool Shirts and Drawers,
white and natural. Toe, $1.OO.
Misses Strictly Non-shrinking
Merino Wool Vests and Pants,
Zoe, 800, 1928.
Ladies' Ribbed Underwear. OF
cotton. merino. wool and silk
and wool and eli silk, SOC, zoe,
$1.0O to $500.
Ladies' Equestrienne Tights,
75c, s1.00. $l.c5 to $500.
Ladies' Combination Suits of
cotton, merino. wool and silk and
wool, *1.00, $1.25, $3.50 to $500
each.