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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
especial to THE Times-Dispatch)

Especial to The Times-D ispntchO
NORFOLK. VA, April 2o.-Thc week
was not particularly gay socially, only
u few card parties breaking the quiet.
On Tuesday evening Colonel and Mrs.
George C. Cabcll entertained ut bridge.
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Shield, Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Hughes. DIR. and Mrs. Junius Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Groner,, Mr.. and
Mrs Forncy Reese, Mrs. C. B. Ryan.
Mrs. Charles Webster, Mrs. Milton Ell
lott, Miss Cooke, Of the University OF
Virginia.; Lieutenant Koontze, United
states Army; Mr.. Thompson Barron, Mr.
Colin McRae, Naval Constructor Law
renee Adams and Mr.. Shipman.
Colonel and Mrs. Cubell gave a
cuchre party on Wednesday evening
for Mrs. Charles Holland. Of Danville.
Others playing were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles n. Wood, Mrs. Nathaniel
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ham, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Sebrell. Jr..: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. Williams, Mr.. James Bar
ron and DR.. L. +. Feld.
Miss Alice Old was the hostess at an
attractive bridge party on Wednesday
morning, when her guests were Mrs
Marbury, Mrs. James Mann, Miss Belle
Truxton. Miss Wheat, of Berryville;
Miss Melissa Payne and Miss Hoggard.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
met this week with Mrs. II. r. Leonard.
Those present were Mrs. Whitcomb. Mrs.
Alexander, Mrs. Goodenow. Mrs. Samuel
Bowman. Mrs. Edward Spalding.. Mrs
NJ. c. Ferebec Mrs. Martin Greenwood.
Mrs Frederick Stoll. Mrs. George l.. Cur
rier, Mrs. Alfred Clay, Mrs. Jessie Davies.
Mrs. Charles Everhnrt. Mrs. X. NJ. Bar
rett Mrs. r. A. Saunders and Mrs. Terry
B. Gordon.
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Kllam gave beau
tiful luncheon on Wednesday In honor
of Mrs Robert N. Berry, OF the Navy
Yard. Covers were laid for Mrs. Berry.
Mrs. Kenneth Castleman. Mrs. Caldwell
Hardy, Mrs. T. Leighton Hubard, Mrs.
Floyd Hughes, Mrs. Victor Blue. Mrs. c.
Brooks Johnston, Mrs. Hugh N. Page
and Mrs. a. v. Wadhams.
The engagement iss announced of Miss
Florence Redfeld Waddy, daughter OF
the lato Colonel John r. Waddy, to Mr..
Edward Pleasant Brooke, of Washington.
The marriage will occur the last part OF
June.
Captain Hubbard gave dinner on
board the United States steamship Min
nesota on Tuesday evening, at which his
guests were Mrs. Hubbard. Admiral and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Berry and Lieutenant
| Commander and Mrs. Victor Blue.
| Misses Caroline and Mary Gwathmey
have returned from q visit to the Misses
Grammer In Philadelphia Il 49,,
! Miss Cooper has re turned TO cher home
in New York after having Il been the
guest of Nlrs.-Victor Blue.
Mrs. James r. HUBBARD and Mrs. Rob
crt Reed have returned from Washington
where they went to attend the conven.
ton of the Daughters of the American
! Revolution.
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HANOVER.

,soEFLEY. HANOVER COUNTY. VA,
April 20.-The rural free delivery route
No. ,, from Beaver Dam through this
section, was started on last Tuesday
All of the boxes have not been put up,
but Will be in short time. This route
is about twenty-five miles long, and is
great blessing to the community.
MIR. Azel Ford, OF Washington, ID. c.,
who a few months ago bought Dew
berry" the home of the late Mrs. B.
3. Clarke, has bought the Mica Mine.
farm. which was once a part OF Dew
perry." This puts the old place back
70 its original lines. containing about
900 acres.
Major l. r. Christian, OF Richmond.
has bought the old Berkeley place,
.White House."
Messrs. Maddox. billiard e. Company.
who We're burnt out at Hewletts about
month ago, have let the contract for
the rebuilding of their store 1t is to
be finished by July 1st In the mean
time. they have opened up in one Of
their warehouses. They are enterprise
ing young men. who can't be downed
Miss NJ B. Noland who has been
spending the winter in Richmond. has
returned to her ,home. "Edgewood,' for
the spring.
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HERE Ter AT HOME.
Richmond Citizens Gladly Testify
and Confidently Recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills.

1t is testimony like the following that
has placed ..Doan's Kidney Pills so far
above competitors. When people right
here at home raise their voice in praise
there is no room left for doubt. Read
the public statement OF a Richmond ctl-
zen: #.l
Mrs. NJ z. Kelly, of 1915 North Twenty
fourth Street, Richmond, Va, says: IAN
itching and !rritated spot on my arm an
noyed me for a long time, 1t spread and
grew tender and ! became uneasy about
1t. for 1t resisted all my attempts TO check
II, although . used several salyes and
ointments. ! read an advertisement about
Doan's Ointment in a newspaper and
concluded to try it. ] got box al owens
Il Minor Drug Company, and the first
application soothcd and cooled the part
affected. After a few more applica lions
the itching and inflammation grew less
and less until it finally disappeared
Doan's Ointment Is preparation upor
which the public can depend"
For sale by all dealers Price so cents
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the Mans Deans land TAX
no other. Il
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ALTON SOCIAL

ALTON. VA, April 2o.-Mrs. Chas.
RcCue, OF Ashland. and Mr.. John Nc
Cue. OF Richmond, are visiting rela-
tives at Alton.
Mr.. Sam P. Goodloe is at his homo
at the Alton House, after business
trip to Norfolk and Richmond.
Miss Russia Goodloe Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. p. Llpscomb, in Char
lottesville.
Mr.. Hunter Hayes. OF Washington.
is visiting his mother at Chestnut
Ridge.
nell University, are guests OF Colonel
and Mrs. ]. Wilcox Brown, at
"1Slsham.''
Miss Martha Wcisiger and Mrs.
Bruce Burks OF Highland Lodge, We're
guests in WaynesborQ this weak.
Mrs. Roy Goolsby, Of Charlottes-
villc is visiting her mother at AT
ton.
Mrs Dickson Of West Virginia. Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIII Nc
Cue.
Miss jamie Lipscombe, OF charlottes-
VILE, will spend several weeks with
her grandparents at Locust Dale.
It Is now believed that the apples
are not seriously injured by the recent
cold weather, but cherries. pears and
peaches have been cut back ut least
two thirds In this section.
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SPOTSYLVANIA GOSSIP

LEWISTON, VA. April 2O.--Mr.
Mason billiard, of Norfolk. has returned
home after short visit to his sister,
Mrs. j. F.. Holiday.
Mrs. w. j. Luck is at home again,
much improved, after her stay in the
Memorial Hospital In Richmond.
Mrs. S. w. Goodman Is quite sick at
her home near Gatewood.
Mr., Fielding, OF Warrenton, Va, was
at Lewiston Wednesday.
Mr. Arrowood, OF Union Theological
Seminary, held services at the Beluir
School Saturday and Sunday night,
which We're much enjoyed by the mem
beers. of the school, and also by tho
]nelshbors who attended, Mr., AFRO.
wood is an excellent preacher, and we
shall hope to have him back among us
! again.
The residence Of Mrs. Clara Rawlings
near lewiston, took fire yesterday from,
the chimney, but was promptly extln-
aulshed betore harm was done,
y pr. Arrit has moved into house al
Lewiston, where his patients can com,
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SOCIAL LIFE in RALEIGH

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
RALEIGH, N. c., April 2o.--Among the
social events Of the past week one OF
special interest was the marriage OF Miss
Jassamine May. Higgs. OF this city. and
Mr.. Henry c. Walter, of Washington, ID.
C. However,, owing to a recent bereave-
ment In the family of the groom. 1t was
n quiet home wedding In the presence OF
q few intimate friends OF the families
The Eiggs home, on North Blount Street
was prcttily decorated with palms. Niles
and other ported plants, and there was q
soft glow OF burning tapers.
The ceremony was by Rev. I. NICK.
Pittinger, rector Of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, OF which Miss Hggs Is
an active member. The bride was at
tended by her two little nieces-Lucy
Hankins Higgs and Florence Sherwood
Hggs. Misses Matte and Emily G..
Higgs, sisters of the bride. were maids Of
honor, while two brothers-Messrs. Sher-
wood and Allen Higgs-served rs ushers.
The bride was given away by her IA
tller. Mr.. James A. Hggs. She was beau
tifully attired in white brocadc satin en-
trainc, chiffon and princess lace. She
wore a necklace Of pearls, and carried a
)
and the bridal veil was caught UP with
lilies the-valley and orange blossoms.
The bride is one OF Raleigh's bright
est and most admired young women,
Mr.. Walters was at one time an in-
structor in the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College here. They will re-
side in Washington, D. C.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Sherwood
Higgs entertained at a beautifully
served luncheon in honor of the Wal
ter Higgs bridal party.
"Wednesday afternoon Mrs. II. +.
Adick entertained In honor OF her
guests. Mrs. Walter Pender. of E'letch-
er, and Mrs. j. E. Meares. OF Ashe-
villo. There were over 100 guests.
Mrs. Fender is a bride of about a
very soon for Panama, where Mr..
Pcnder has received government ap-
pointment. The Adick home was pref
tily decorated for the reception, and
Mrs. Adlck was assisted by Mrs. Chas
Root, Miss Willie Ashe, Mrs f. II. Bus
bee, Mrs. Walton, of Morganton; Mrs.
j. b. Kennedy, Mrs. Jno. Cross, Mrs.
Hcrvey. Misses Pearl Heck, Mary
Grimes Cowpcr. Mrs. 2. II. Fellows,
Mrs. w. B. Grimes and Mrs. Grimes
Cowper.
Mrs. F. L. Stevens spent the past three
days in Greensboro as the guest Of the
Friday Afternoon Club of that city. She
delivered an address while there before
tho club on "Woman's Clubs and Civic
Improvement"
Mrs. r. B. Miller and little daughter
have returned to Goldsboro. after spend
ing several days with her father. Mr.. r.
II. Battle.
Mrs William Kenan and daughter are
here from Wilmington. guests In the
home of Colonel Thomas S. Kenan.
Mrs. Wade r. Brown has returned from
| Fayetteville, where she participated in a
song recital Monday night. Mrs. Brown
| is one OF the most gifted and cultured
| alto vocalists In the whole State.
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FREDERICKSBURG SOCIAL

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April 90
Colonel Randolph Dickins. Of Philadcl-
uhfA. was here this week visiting his
,ister. Mrs. Fl. W. Wight.
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Shepherd.
Ir, have moved into their new home,
on Lewis Street.
Mr.. L. NJ. Young. Sr., of New Mexico
Is, visiting his sons here.
Mrs ]. Horace Lacy Is quite sick.
a Mrs. A. r, Rowe, Sr who has been
III. is convalcsccnt.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Wallace have gone
TO Atlantic City for a stay of ten
Aays.
Miss Nirgie Carmichael has returned
rom a visit to friends in Maryland.
Miss Mamie Henderson. who has been
staying in Roanoke. is here visiting
ner sister. Mrs. J. W. Hilleary.
Mrs. Moses Rhein. OF Washington,
was here this week visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Goldsmith.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Ford and daugh-
ter are visiting friends in Washing
ton
Miss Louise sommervillc has re-
turned from visit to friends in King
George.
Mrs. Beverley r. Mason OF Wash
lrgton. is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
William B. Goolrick.
Miss Mamie G.. Willis is visiting
friends in LynchburE.
Mr.. John 4. Lightfoot. of Madison
county. was here this week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Boulware.
Miss Mamie Minor. of King George.
was a guest this week of Judge J. E.
Mason and family.
Miss Carrie p. Moore of Bon Air
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M0NTvALE
rspecla, 10 The Times-pispateh,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
MoNTvAlE. VA. April 2o;- M s. and
Mrs. Newton Hazlewood and Sch1dren.
inf Dnnville who have been Wishing
their homefolks IN Bedford ford county
:" Mr. and Mrs, Harry Tate, OF Lynch-
burg, were the guests last week OF Miss i
Marguerite Rice.
Miss Francis Otey, OF Pulaski, are Wis
ting their Montvale friends. ,
thni , n, ,e + week Mr. and Mrs.
, Joe Wilson, faesIa Of Roanoke, and Mrs, W
H. ,f N.osp Smear -, ~. Portsmouth O.. Is n
visitor at the home OF Mr. and Mrs,
William Boyle, Al, 10
due to arrive on Friday, and will spend
several days t,the y home non Of MS father'
Rev Louis Biandf ford, Of Danvllle,
Church on Sunday me hr ais. n ms M Tn.
lowing week. I'M II ~ jsS3 .i4,l3-
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ing that other stations intervene. In
some experiments the other day ex-
cellent results We're obtained from Cop.
,paro to Fcrrara, Bologna and Florence.
School of Duelling.

Although duelling has long been
laughed out of court in this county,
our continental friends by no means
share our opinion of this method Of sets
Ting affairs Of honor.
Though the French duel Is usually
carried through without any serious IN,
qury to either combatant, 1t Is re garded
With grave consideration, and every de-
tall has to be attended to most pu1lc-
tiliously. -, Z :, ! !, IL, "a
called upon to defend themselves at the
point Of 1.-THE, pistol may have ys I hane
training for the ordeal, there mas s d pegt.
ing, ono prominent member hny Yin
been the late ex-President5 Caslm'r' Fer E'.k
Tor. ,,,o+oa hv Dr q q
yiilors, and combats frequently take
place by way Of pEae re- worn
tnsnrotoct the face and bullets made OF
wax are used, so thu o In lury may ne
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Petersburg Social.
tsnoc,o,,, ,rhc ,r,mcs.plspatcb. 1

rE.rEnsBURG. VA. April 2o.--1hc
Young Ladies Literary Club. at the
iiptnc or Miss Mary Triplett Patteson
Friday morning, elected the following
officers for next season: PRESIDENT
Miss Julia Suily; vice.pres ident,
tary and treasurer. Miss Della Bryan.
member OF the club. The club decided
t1 make English literature the subject
or reading aud study during the next
season.
INF. ~ T. 'attcson has been elected
president Of the Riverside Country Club
BY the board Of governors OF that or
Ehni2ation Great interest is being
fiken in the horse show to be held on
tile club grounds by the Riverside Hunt
May I'D and 4th.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Patter-
son venablc and Mr.. George Winter
Plummer. which took place on We'd
ncsday. the 10th. Mt st. Paurs Epis-
5copal Church. was one of the many
beautiful weddings which have taken
Mrs Plummer are Visiting the North
ern cities on their bridal trip.
Miss Kate Mason gave tea We'd
nesday afternoon In honor of Miss Mary
Findley McIlwaine. of Lexington, who
Is visiting the Misses Osborne. Miss
Mary Mintirn Osborne and Mrs. George
Bryan. OF Richmond, received with Miss
Mason
A silver tea for the Young Ladies
Society Of St Paul's Churcl, was given
Friday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. Edwin ]. Nixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hall Davis have
returned from their bridal trip.
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West Point Social.
tsspccial u Tho .r'Imcs. Dls:,ntch. /

Especial To The Times. Dis:ntci.I
WEST POINT, VA, April cO.--Nlrs. a..
II. pickanaon ,,r,,or,v ~ ,,tr,,,r,,,a In.
i, u, ~. -, !,
'o'sll y glot at Walkcrtoil, ana VIII pl'id
II comfortable cottngc as her future res-
,idcnce. Miss Innic Dickenson and hcr
sister, Miss Nellie BnEby, Will live with
her.
Tho West Point Lodge, No. 226, J. o.
10. r.. viii celebrate the eigfty-cghth
OF tlte establishment OF the
order iii America by appropriate cxer-
ciuo. ,,td =. H., t,,,. n n tlutfg
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sMITHEIELD
Especial to The ;rimes. Dlspatch.l

Especial to Therimes. Dispatch.l
SNfITHFIELD, VA, April 2O,--Miss
n delightful VISIT to friends at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Maude Scott, who has been quite
sick for the past week, Is improved.
Mr. James Johnston has been con-
fined to his home for the past week by
sickness
DIR. and Mrs Ames have returned
home after pleasant visit to DIR.
Ames's parents.
Mrs. B. p. Chapman has been quite
sick for the past week.
Miss Nancy Clements Is able to re-
sumo her duties at the High School
after having been sick for several days.
Miss Jack Underwood spent several
days In Newport News last week.
Miss Clyde White has been quite sick
for the past week.
Mrs. Matte Presson is quite sick at
her home in the country.
Miss Rawls has returned to home
in Suffolk after delightful visit to her
sister. Mrs. z. II. Williams.
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STAUNTON
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
STAUNTON. VA, April 20.-Staun-
toms new skating rink opened Thurs,
Several hundred people were unable
to gain admittance There were over
one hundred people on the floor skating
at one time. The rink was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and the
Beverly orchestra added to the occa-
sion with Its sweet music during the
evening.
The staunton oyeralls factory is
doubling It's capacity and will need at
least fifty young girls
Miss Daisy Yarbrough has returned
home from short visit in Richmond.
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CREWE SOCIAL

CREWE, VA, April 2O.-N1iss Marv
Johnson and Mrs. w. J. Parkinson re-
turned this week from Richmond.
Mrs. J. n. Hines left Wednesday for
Prince Edward county. From there she
VIII go to Roanoke to visit Mrs. Frank
Calhoun and Mrs. l.. Vernon
Mrs. 7. J. Ceilings. Mrs. Claiborne
Wilson and Mrs. G. Clay are yet on
the sick list.
Miss Laura Beville left Friday for a
visi; TO her mother at Ontario
Mrs. Mary Nesbit. worthy grand
matron of the Grand Chapter, o. L. s..
of Virginia will visit Bethlehem Chap
ter next Friday, the 26th.
Mr.. j. B. glastonbury, of Roanoke, is
the guest OF Mrs. George w. Richard
SON.
Miss Kate Armes is visiting in Dan
vile.
Mrs. I'D. shumate left Friday for i.
visit to Giles county
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lIlFI -


FACES, VA, April 20.-The closing
exercises ofsMiss jamie 20 ttaye's school
on Tuesday evening TAT the public
schoolhouse near. this place were in
teresting and Instructive, and were en-
joyed by a large audience The pro-
pliment to the popular and talented
tcachcU.
The following were among the num-
Der that distinguished themselves:
Misses Pattie, Annie. Marie and Bertha
Esther Kirby, shanRa Burton and Ida
and Mary Owen; Messrs. Richard
HUTCHINSON. Aaron Reuben and Everett
Vaughan, Roy, Kent and Terrell oliver,
Walter and Dudley Burgess, Branch
Barksdale. Jimmy Burton and Green
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Charles stebbins. Of Houston,
Va. spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives at this place.
Miss Bessie Derrick Is visiting friends
In South Boston, Va.
Miss Mary Reynolds. of Elmo, Va,
is the guest of Miss GertieE oliver this
week.
Mir. Pat Fowler, of Spencer. N. c.,
visited friends at Brooklyn Va, this
week.
Misses Camilla sacriste and Roma
South Boston.
Mr.. r. r, oliver, Jr., paid a dying
trip to Danvillc this week.
Miss Gussie Penn, after a two weeks
stay with Miss Lester at Shockoe, Va.
returned home yesterday.
Miss Bette Coleman, who has been
|, teaching private school at Brookneal
Va, is making short stay at her home
near here.
for the past two weeks, has returned
nome.
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Necessary Notions.

New stock OF White Belts, in washable and
silk materials. Tho special Belts wo are Offer
ing, in fine cord white pique, with removable
buckle and buttonholo eyelcts, Mt the small
price OF 10c, will be a surprise to YOU
Embroidered and Plain Tucked Belts. with
pearl and gilt buckles, from 26c to S1.25 each
Queen Quality Talcum Powder is made from
the highest grade imported tale. carefully puri-
fed and delightfully."- violet scented We put
this hne article sale at 100 tho
You can hardly manage to do much. sewing
without needing scissors, and how vcxing 1t is
to get hold Of n dull pair that bite your cloth.
We offer you fine quality fully warranted.
Genuine English Steel Scissors, in sizes S, S 1-2,
G, 6 1-2 inch. at your choice, 5Oc pair
Stylish New Mother OF Pearl Belt Buckles,
bought before the advance in pearl; oval, square
and round shapes; priced at 25c, soc, SOC, S1.25
each.
Combination Tourist Cases and Sponge Bags,
rubber lined Just the thing for travelling prices,
o;jc to $3.50 each.
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Social Life in Norfolk

municatc with him promptly by tcle-
phone.
Mrs. ]. P. Holiday, Miss Denie
billiard and Miss Bessie Holiday arc
better after their recent sickness.
Mr.. ]. G; Segar is sick at his home
near Lewiston.
Miss Grace Robinson is attending
school at s"Alderlrnrsh.''
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sustained by tho combatants.

SUSTAINED by the COmbAtants'
In ali other respects, however, the
conduct of the affair is carried through
as on tho field Of honor SO that when
fnr thn acholars to take part In n serl-
GUS duel they may acquit themselves
with credit to themselves and disaster
to their adyersary-aithough this later {.tte
World Magazine.
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WIRES DOUBLE WORK.
Serves for Telephone and Tele
graph Messages at Once.

graph Messages 9at-Unce. .
a,rnor Bruno, the Italian inventor,
whose name is associated with wireless
'telophones, has now perfected another
great departure in swift electric COM
m,,nicatton. Ills new Invention IS one
for sending telephone and telegraphic
messages simultaneously along the
On mo wire. by means of an arrangement
setting in motion electric waves OF
varying energy, which neither overlap
nor mlngle. The control IS so COM
splete that messages can DO exchansed
between any two points notwlthstand-
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Al ANALYSIS Of Mr. Graves

---7 z1I1 Kt!ot 80 u IT : =
John Temple Graves Is q Georgia
from an idea because 1t is born Of Il
brain storm, while an idea is the res
fined product Of deliberate and sane
Thought Sun.
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Fourqurean, Temple & Co.
Fourqurean, Temple & Co.

The a1y racng
the busy ron shoppers who daily fill the stores Broad Street
The timely offerings Of seasonabe
drawing card for
this city sells better goods deals
it's merchandise smaller Of profit Hardly
don't goods elsewhere at you
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Dress Goods Sale.

undated interest in Dress Goods has been
feature Of the spring trading. More women are
buying Worsted Dresses this spring than for
years. Well, they will have moro use for them
this summer, and then they'll be good for early
fall wear and travel
Real s1.oo quality French voles reduced to
Soc.
Real $500 quality Plaid Dress Goods reduced
to Soc.
Real s1.oo Fancy worsted and Mohairs re-
duced to zoe.
Real $3.50 Novelty Foreign Dress Goods re-
duced to $1.OO.
Real s1.75 Hairlino Striped Dress Goods re.
duccd to S1.25.
Real s1.s5 Atwood 54-inch worsteds re-
duccd to $1.5O.
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Pure Linen Heavy Huck
Towels, $500 Per Doz.

Just at the time you need replenishing Of
the Towel supply here is chance for you:
Twenty-Five dozen CHATS alD OF splendid
quality, heavy grade, of All-Pure Linen Hucka-
back Towels, in size 90 by 80 inches. with
Damask borders and hemmed ends. These
ought to sell out in few hours at the low
price we've put on them-S3.OO per dozen.
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Mrs. William Kenan and daughter are
here from Wilmington, guests In the
home of Colonel Thomas S. Kenan.
Mrs. Wade r. Brown has returned from
Fayetteville, where she participated In a
song recital Monday night. Mrs. Brown
is one OF the most gifted and cultured
alto vocal!sts In the whole State
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-01
Chile Wslesmss japanese.

In Chile. at any rate. the Japanese
Immigrant u made welcome. The
Chilean government offers consider.
able Inducements to agricultural and
fishing immigrants. Forty acres Of
rich land are given outright to each
settler; 20 more 70 each son IL yeays
Of age or more; . yoke Of oxen, = set
Of farm implements and 3l6 q month
In cash for the hrst year. This 10 r.
garded - an excellent inducement to
the japanese farmer 70 leave his lit
tie farm Of something less than an
acre and 70 70 Chile. Moreover. .
practical monopoly Of the entire flsh-
Ing industry Of . country having 5000
miles Of cosst aboundins in splendid
ash. but practically without . fishing
class. holds out An additional bait to Q
people vsrssd In sea fishing.