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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Church, in protracted meeting com

Church, in protracted meeting COM
mencinG the 18th.
Misses Bessie Chambers and Kate
Herr Leftwich, of Staunton, will stop
over on their way from Jamestown
Exposition Monday to visit relatives
in Hanover and King William
Mrs. a. J. Leftwich, "Hanover Quar-
ter" and son, Forest, and grandson,
Norwood Mckenzie, are at the James
town Exposition.
Mrs. Ella Burgess. of Richmond,
who has been visiting at Fair Gar
den" the home of l., w. Moren, has re
turned home,
Miss I3lanch Woodson, Alhemarlc
county, is visiting at the home of Mr.
G. r. Snead.
Dr. William Winston Snead, who is
practicing medicine In Il mining camr
in Russell county, Va. is at home
Since his stay here he and his brother
Frank Snead, have taken in the James
town Exposition
Misses Eleanor and Lucy Swami, O.
Richmond, are at "Airwell," the HON,
of Miss Eta hutchinson.
Mrs. Ivanhoc Wade and daughter
Miss Emily Virginia. who have beer
visiting at Farm HIM." have rctulne,
1 to their home in Richmond.
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Staunton German.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
STAuNTON, VA, August 1O,--The an
nual horse snow german was hold last
Wednesday night at Highland Park.
Mr. j. Lewis Bumgnrdner formerly OF
this place, led the german, andtshowcd
IN every move that he had lost none
of his skin, which made linn so much
IN demand as a leader while residing
in stanton Music was furnished by
the Beverley Orchestra, and Mt mid
might refreshments were served,
Those dancing We're Miss Helen BaX-
ter, with Mr.. Bierne Kinney, Miss
l.ucie Bowles, with Mr.. Archie Robert
son, Miss Mamie Grasty. with Mr.. W
| ". Undertakes Miss Elizabeth Jones
with Nh, iiskrdge Gilkeson, Miss Ma,
4 Young with Mr.. otto Schwarz; Mis-
/ Sarah Robertson, with Mr., James Rob
/ ertson; Miss Marie Bowles, with MI
/ Granville Curry; Miss Irene Bowles
i with Mr., Fred Yalz: Miss Rose HART
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vacation with his parents here, has re-

vacation with his parents here, has re-
turned to New York.
/, Misses Stella Sutton, of Richmond,
and Annie Marshall, Of Charlottesville,
were recent guests Of Miss Cecil Field.
Miss Bette Downing, of KING VIII
liam, has been the guest for several
weeks OF Miss Bessie Mum.
Mr.. A. Il. Smither is having his
oyster-house repaired and put In first
class order for the approaching season.
Mr.. A. Julian Bagby and Dr. Alvah
S. Hudson arc moving into new offices
on D Street
Master Browning Hefferron Dewey,
!, Of Goldsboro, N. c.. is the guest Of Mr..
B. w. Hefferron.
Misses Julia Jennings and Marion
Lewis are spending a month near
Orange Courthouse
Mr.. Harvey Cavan. Of Washington,
y, c., is visiting friends in town.
Miss Kitty Livingstone, Of Baltimore,
Is visiting in West Point
Mr.. Thos. II. Edwards represented the
/. West Point Christian Church IN the
annual convention in Ashland, Va
1 Misses kaufman and Adams, of Bal :
! timore, are guests of Mrs. !. Levinsoa
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Alton

ALTON. VA, August 1o.-The most
Interesting events of the past week Tor
tho guests at Alton were the Albemarle
Horse Show and the stanton Horse
Show. This most attractive and health
rul summer resort has attracted
number Of guests from the North ana
Var West, many Of them stopping over
on their journey to and from the
Jamestown Exposition.
Among these are Mrs. w. L. Crlst
and her daughter, Miss Pauline Crlst'
of Catlettsburg, Ky, q beautiful ken
lucky girl, who is receiving much at
tcntion; Mrs. ]. NJ. Lobenstein, Cedar
Rapids; Miss Mary Perry, Miss Laura
Perry, Miss Pulliam, Mrs. William j.
| Lewis, St. Louis; w. l.. Brown, New
| York Miss Matte Garth, Dallas, Texas.
Other recent arrivals are Robert
Wait, wife and children, Little Rock,
Ark. Mrs. James n. Baldwin, Miss
Elizabeth Baldwin, Mrs. John Miller,
nurse and five children; Mr.. e. w.
Moore and wife and Miss Elizabeth
Moore, Mrs. c. D. Wingfield, Miss Flea
nor Wingfeld, Mrs. Yer Yer. Mrs. Ar
| thur Chapman, Mrs. FL. Robinson and
| Miss Mamie Hunt, of Richmond: Mrs
j. Frank Sinton and daughter, of Bal
! timore; Mrs. x. p. Langhorne, Mrs. a
| Lynch Ward, Misses Ward, Lynchburg
Mrs. Peter j. Otey, Mrs. j. w. Bible
4 Richmond, Va; j. NJ. McCoach, Hunt.
4 ington; DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Smart, Char
ottesvi'le; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G
Maphis, Charlottesville; Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles Peace of Baltimore; Mr.. ant
Mrs Douglas Macgregor and family, o
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Good
loe, Of Big Stone Gap, are guests o
Mr.. T. w. Goodloe, at Locust Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Goodloe
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Goodloe, Jr, Nj
and Mrs. John Reynolds, of Newpor
: News, and Mrs r, Downer. of Cor
louisville, are at Greenfield.
Mrs. Benton GOodloe, ST., continue
? very i'll.
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T armville Social.
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4
TARNiV1LLl5, VA. August lO's--D ll,.
Archer Mettauer, of Macon, Ga. isyisit-
Ing relatives in Prince Edward county
Captain IL IL Hunt has rendered his
resignation to Governor swanson as
head OF the Farmviiie Guard since
he has had the Guard III commandlt mas
continued to grow and flourish until
1t Is at present one of the best military
organizations in the state, ana II Is
very generally regretted that CAPTAIN
Hunt has determined to withdraw.
A. gerinan club was organized here
last Monday night with more than
twenty-f five members. The Following
officers were elected: President r.. l..
F'reear; Secretary and Treasurer j. w.
Hubbard: Executive Committee.
TAYLOR Thompson, a. G. OGburn H. u.
BALDWIN, u. T.. Paulett and e. Il. Jones.
Professor august Schemmcl has ar
rived in Farmville for the purpose Of
opening a conservatory of music and
announces that 1t will be opened carly
In September
Mrs Ellen Meade Clarke. of Atlanta,
Is guest of Mrs. G. w. Crawley, on
Baptist Hill.
More than score OF Farmvile and
people from the county near town,
Went during this week TO see the sights
Of the exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a. Woodsou, of
Lynchburg. drove through the country
from the Hill City TO Farmvlle, and
are at the home of Mrs, Woodson's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Peter Winston.
Mrs. c. Nj Walker and daughter, Mrs.
+. Scott Martin, are at Buffalo Llthia
Springs.
The Jamestown Exposition authori-
ties have appointed Mrs. w. Il. Anderson
as hostess of tile Virginia Building
and she has accepted, and entered upon
the pleasant duties.
Mrs. Laura L. Anderson and grand.
daughter Miss Elizabeth Sutherland
have returned from a visit to Mrs. L. $
Fem. of ST. Joseph, Mo. Mrs. Fem re-
turned to larmville with them, and
will spend the remainder of the sum.
ner here.
Mr. Richard Thackston, of st. Louis
is visiting his sister Mrs H. h. Hous-
ton This is Mr.. Thackston's first visit
to Farmville in forty-two years.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin II. Bliss, of En-.
poria. Va. are spending the present
month in Farmvlle with relatives.
Messrs II. T. Scott and w. c. Duval
made a, flying trip to Norfolk ant
Jamestown this week.
Mrs. S. X. Robinson and daughter
sA'Aiso isiN''SitNS. VI N$.li'aSo, y NlSltlIE
Mrs. Robinson's daughter, Mrs. Simon
Laskey.
The Baptist Church will have for it.
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Fugate, of Tazewel
county. who has advised that he will
enter upon his work here on the thirt
Sunday in the present monlh.
The Appomattox Baptist Associa tiol
will convene here on the Goth instan
for a three days session.
Miss Grace Gibbs, of Manchester, i
visiting Misses Ella and Agnes Burger
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Bowling Green.

ROWLING GREEN, VA. August 1o.-Mr
John W Chandler of Groveton, TEX, is vis-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Chand-
Yer
Miss Effie Long, of Maryland, and Miss
Julia Julia White, Of cuero, Tex, are visiting
Niss Annie White at the Old Mansion
Mr.. l.. c. Allen and wife and children of
shreveport. La, and Judge B. NJ. Allen, OF
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting Mr.. r. r.
Collins at Holly Hill.
Mrs. Joseph Rove, OF Fredericksburg,
spent portion of this week at the Lawn
Hotel. the guest of Mrs. James T. Rich
slds.
Mrs. ". E. Granger and child. of Lex
lngton Va, spent a portion OF this week
With her brother MIR. T. b. Gill
Mr. William a. Moncurc and wife ant
child, of Richmond, are spending some tim
with his parents at Auburn.
Mr.. Willie Borum, of Groveton. Tex, spen
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Ennis
lie left Saturday, accompanied by his siste,
Miss Nellie Borum, who will spend som
Kline there.
Miss Inez Trewolla, of Washington is Wis
ling friends here.
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HowardsVille.

HoWARDsVILLE, VA. August 1o--The
bridge which is being built across the
James al this place Is about complete, and
viii be open to the public next week.
The scottsyile baseball team played
tho Howardsville, team here yesterday af-
ternoon. The batteries We're: For Towards
vile, John Can't and Charles Irving; foi
scrttsvllle. Charlie Harris and Franz ROB,
ertson. The score was O. to 7 IN favor o
icwaribvlle.
Messrs Charles, Dan and VIII Lewis. q
Davis, w. Va, are visiting their parents, N !
and Mrs William Lewis, in Nelson county
Mr.. Hugh Brady, Of Wheeling, w. va, y
spending his vocation at his home IN BUCK
lingham, ,.r.. I
Philadelphia, spent several days this wee,
| with their parents, Mr.. ana MIS-. - '"
| Ciilmer AT t'Ilanarth,f
| Misses Pocnhontas HUBBARD. OF Rosney, am
Mary Irving, OF Richmond . are are, the guests 2
/ Miss Eleanor Darlington. Of Rlchmond
and MIS-. II. c. HubarN Of L!nchbufS' aF
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LEXINGTON.
1Snec;a, To The Tir,es-Dienato

Speclal to Inc IlrneS-l1S patCh.
. LEXINGTON, VA, August 10.-Mss
Lois Gorrell has been elected instruc-
tor in vocal music of the Lexington
public schools. She Is highly Guilt
waited in music, and has had some
years experience as a teacher. She
is the daughter of the late B. H. Cor
rell. well-known druggist of Lex
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Stuart and their
daughter, Miss Hope Stuart, reached
their home in Lexington few days
ago. after an absence Of four months
travelling in Europe.
Acknowledgement William A. Andcr-
son is in Lexington, spending the week
with his family on the Avenue.
Rev. Harry W..'Pratt and wife, of
TO spend month visiting Mr. Pratts
mother, Mrs w. NJ. Pratt.
Mr.. NJ. w. Lady has been appointed
clerk In the Lexington post-onice Adj
ditional help was rendered necessary
on account of increased business.
DIR. Brown Ayrcs president Of Uni.
versity OF Tennessee, at Knoxville. ac
companied by Mrs. Ayres and severa
of their children, is in Lexington visit
ing Mr.. James s. Smith
Mrs. James Coe. of Yakima Wash.
we'll remembered as Miss ELLA Tan
quarry, is in Lexington visiting Mrs
A. L. koones.
Mrs r.. II. Gnlock, Misses Laur,
Crigler.. Margaret Arthur and Mar,
Champe left yesterday 10 visit tn
Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. j. II. Jennings, OF jackson coun
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Louisa.

LOUISA, VA. August 10,--Louisa has
been quite gay for the past month;
picnics, lawn parties and other amuse
ments have engaged the attention of
the young people. and the town is
fun Of visitors. Many from a distance
are visiting relatives and friends here,
so that the streets of the little town
present quite a gay appearance in
the afternoon when the bellies and
beaux come out.
Mrs. J. NJ. Daniel. Of Washington
arc visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Helen Sumner and little Miss
Anne Oakley Tucker. of Albany, Ga,
are guests Of Mrs. T. " Winston, at
| 'Bengoil."
| Mrs. Estelle Highland, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, was in town this week.
/. Mice U,by r,on,,s /, pt,,,,,, J.,
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Erederick's Hall.

FREDER1Ck'S HALL, VA. August
io.--Misscs Marion and Catherine
Spicer, daughters Of Meade T. Sriccr,
Of Richmond, are spending some
weeks with the family of Mr. Semple
Goodwin. as is also Mrs. l., S. Jones,
of Richmond.
Mr. w. Edward Spicer, Of the Nor
folk city ticket agents office G. & o.,
is in West Virginia for his health.
Miss Myrtle Atkinson Mrs L. r..
PoindeXter Miss Maude Poindexter
and Emmett Pondexter have returned
from trip to the jamestown Expo
ston.
Mr.. John II. Crank is in NottowaH
county on business.
MIR George Hobson, Of Williams
burg, Va. is the guest Of Miss Bell
Harris.
Misses Kathleen and Ruth Waddy
Of Norfolk, VA, are summering In the
home of Mrs. BEETLE Francisco
Mr.. A. Garrett Price is in Richmond
on business trip.
Miss Agnes Segar left to-day for
Jamestown Exposition
Miss Valley Sutherland. of Ardmore,
Indian Territory, is the guest of Miss
Cleora Segar.
Miss Nellie cammack, OF spotsyl-
vania. is spending some time with
Miss Ina Gladys Crank.
Mrs. johnson, Of Keswick. Is stop
ping with Mrs. j. 7. Perkins.
Mr.. u. V. Russell, of Richmond Is
visiting Mr.. G, NJ. Russell.
Mrs j. w. Williams and Miss Eda
Williams, of Richmond, are guests of
Mr.. Charles u. Trce.
Mrs. a. w. Ovcrton, of Louisville,
Ky, $ spending some time with Mrs.
n. G. Harris.
Miss Rose Morris and Mrs. Pulliam,
of Richmond are spending the heated
term in the home of Captain William
B. Pendleton
Miss Maggie waddy of Norfolk, is
summering in the home of Mrs Bette
Francisco. as is a'so Mr. w. M. Dams
ford, of Richmond.
Miss Marguerite Spicer is taking IN
the Jamestown Exposition. She is the
guest of Mr.. Percy B. Spicer
Miss Sadie Hardenbergh. who has
been treated at the Virginia Hosplta
recently. is again at home, very mncn
| improved.
Mrs. Hugh P. Powell, Of Richmond
Is the guest of Mrs. Eva Terrell
The hearts Of the agriculturlsts
are very much uplifted after the
coplous rain Of yesterday. The corr
and tobacco crops now bid fair TO Dc
| fairly productive and the yieid sooul
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son, with Mr.. ]. S. Cochran; Miss Alice

son, with Mr.. ]. S. Cochran; Miss Alice
Kelley, with Mr. ]. w. II. Pilson; Miss
Fl. Mana Davenport With Mr. Bayley
King Miss Elise Halle, with Mr.. Will
liam Frazier; Miss Sue Bell, with Mr..
Columbus Halle, IT.; Miss Louise Allen,
with Mr.. B. Q. Blackboard; Miss Mary
Allen, with Mr. Duncan Curry; Miss
Mary hutchinson. with Mr.. Harry.
Karnes; Miss Lizzie Cochran. with Mr.
Sharshan Grasty; Miss Waddell, with
Mr. j. Lewis Bumgardner: Miss Jane
Allen. with Mr. Najah Taylor; Miss
Lutte Moore, with Mr.. w. b. McFar-
land; Mrs. r. N. Blackboard, with Mr..
Arthur Blackboard; Miss French Black
ley, with Mr., Bassett Blacklcy; Miss
Amy Catlett, with Mr.. j, b. Cochran;
Miss Elizabeth Catlett. with Mr.. Pey-
ton Cochran; Miss Ethel Knowles, with
Mr.. w. II. Spratley; Miss Mary Clark,
with Mr.. j. r. Asst; Miss Mary Harmon,
with Mr.. Ernest Hoge; Miss EVELYN
Schreckhise, with Mr.. Joe Foster; Miss
Susie McComb, with Mr.. Arthur White
jMiss Nettic Mosby. with MI. Yates
| Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Halle. Mr., and
Mrs. II. p, Grasty, Mr. and Mrs ,Iulial
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M EAST MI
and Mrs. NJ w. Mercereau, Mrs. a. IA
Parker, DR.. and Mrs. GLASGOW Arm
strong. Mr.. and Mrs. James p, MrComb
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CARRIER, MI ant
| Mrs, John CARRIER.
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Lawr, Dressing Sacques

White Lawn Dressing Sacques.
fitted back, full front, with yoke OF
lace and tucked lawn; kimono front
and sleeves, $1.5O.
Another pretty one has a fitted
back, full front, short kimono
sleeves, tucks front and back; Swiss
insertion around neck, down the
front and around the sleeves, S1.5O.
Matinee Jacket and Skirt of lawn:
jacket is fitted back, full front, with
belt and a gored skirt, with full
nounce the material is white lawn,
with colored ring dots, $3.50.
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ty, Mo, is visiting his old home In
Rockbridge, and is the guest Of his
brother. Mr.. William Jennings, of near
Lexington. He Is accompanied by MS
wife and children
Mr. Frank a. Nelson, of Chatta-
'noogn Tenn. Is In Lexington visiting
Ills parents, Professor and Mrs. "a. D.
Nelson.
Mr.. Il. III. Latham of Baltimore.
president OF The Lexington light and
Power Company, is spending the week
in Lexington
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Etna Mills.

ErNA MILLs, VA. August TO-
Mics Mabel Wharton Leftwich, of the
southwestern Louisiana Industrial IN
slltute' Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. p,
a. isnbanBt at Pleasant Field.
MISS Ida Norvoll Eubanl, of Rich
,mond y o. Pleasant Field,
NiFh Fannie Lou Bacon. Of Black
stone, VA, is visiting her schoolchum
MISS Emily Cooke a Enfield,
Pr ~ ~ Duaiey Of Central Baptist
Church Norfolk, Va, viii assist the
pastor, Mr. kins al Hebron Eaptis,
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West Point.

WEST. POINT, VA, August 1O.-Miss
Lillian Roberts and mother. Mrs. G. y.
Roberts, spent ten days at the Wharton
Grove Canlpmecting III Lancaster
county, and returned this week. Quite
a number of West Point people at
tended the camp on Sunday.
A pigeon came to the home of a gem
tleman In New Kent not long since.
He caught it and put q tag around It's
neck bearing his name and address
and turned it loose. He received let.
ter since from the owner In Balti-
more, thanking him for his Kindness.
He also stated that the bird had been
turned loose In North Carolina ana
came to Virginia from there
Mr.. Tom I'ary. of Gloucester county.
spent the night in town this week
with friends, the first visit since he
served in the Confederate army IN
llS63.
Mr., John Quarles and wife, of Texas,
were recent visitors of Mrs. w T.
Broaddus. Mr.. Quarles is a native or
Virginia, raised In Caroline. TINS is
| his first visit for twenty years.
Mrs. C. v. Waugh, after an extended
visit to Georgia and Florida, has re-
/ turned to her home here, and ID now
visiting in Caroline
Miss Kate Cary left last night for
4 Richmond, where she Will join her
aunt, Mrs. Kate Gibson, and leave at
once for a month or six weeks at the
Cold Sulphur Springs.
4 Miss Sue Taylor left last night tc
visit her sister, Mrs. Roy 3eaze!y, a.
Chase City.
!, Mr. Harry Kruleyltch, prominen
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Damask BY the Yard or
Table Cloth

A Bleached Irish Damask and
Grass Bleached German Damask:
about dozen pieces; soc value, for
zoe yard.
Bleached Irish Damask and Grass
Bleached German Damask, fulli12
inches wide; good assortment Of de-
signs; q s1.25 value, for soc yard.
Fine Table Cloths-Irish, Scotch,
German and Moravian iinens-some
Of the finest qualities and handsome
designs at one-fourth off the marketl
prices. You can pick up some bar.
gains here in 2. 2A or 21A yards
wide, all lengths, designs for round
or square tables. ranging in3price
4 from $: to SIG, worth from $3.50 to
$50.
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Huck Towels, DC, 12He, 14c, 17c,
23c each.
Turkish Towels, 1:Nc. t'c. 17c,
csc, 35c each.
Damask Towels, &c, soc, SOC each.
Rubdry Towels. lie, cac, sac, 45c
each.
FancyLinens
Hundreds Of pieces in Doylies,
Earthquakes, Tray Cloths. Scarfs
and Shams, embroidered. hemstitched
and fancy drawn work. at prices
less than the importer wants to-day.
Some of tn e specials are:
Doylies, &c, &c, 10c, 15c. 1Dc.
centrepieces. 121sc, 13c, 1oc, 25c,
soc.
shams, 25c, soc, soc.
Scarfs. roc, 30c, SOC.
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Carpets, Rugs and Trunks

Our third floor holds much of In
terest for the stay at-homes or for
those who contemplate summer
trip.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs. 9S12 feet,
Oriental and floral patterns; regular
SIS values; special, $l5 each.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, room,
hall and stair patterns, all colors;
81 values, for Soc yard.
3O-inch Canvas Covered Trunks,
double strap, good brass lock and
well made, 1915
34-inch Canvas Covered Trunks,
iron bottoms and corners, with good
brass lock, $3.50.
22-inch Cow Leather Suit Ca ses,
linen lined, good brass lock, $500.
22-inch Mating Covered Suit
Cases, bound all around With leath :
en- good brass lock. linen lined and
waterproof, $500.
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Sweet Grass Baskets

Aromatic and Dainty Work
Baskets. woven by the deft hands OF
Indian basket makers. Very pretty
trimmings nice for souvenirs or
gifts, csc, zoe and up.
Art Department.
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Napkins Specials

s1.75 value. 2o-inch size, S1.3O dozen
$500 value, 2O-inch size, s1.g5 dozen
S2.75 value, 20-inch size, Sc.35 dozen
$3.50 value, 22-inch size, S1.0S dozen
All the high-grade Napkins to
match the fine table cloths at 25 to
40 per cent. less than. you Will pay
later. Every dozen you buy there
is a saving Of 81 to IS dozen.
The prices range from 1926 to $15
dozen forF$s4.25 to $40 value.
Tovels
Take our advice and buy Towels
enough during this sale to last YOU
for some time You will save %
per cent and get a better quality
now than If you wait. Some OF the
specials for this week:
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Fanc:yLinens
Dinner Sets Reduced

1o0-piece Dinner Sets, decorated
and gold lined Zone top missing);
our $40 set, now $3.50.
$12 Dinner Set Of 100 pieces. deco
rated and gold stippled; reduced to
$40.
One s22 Fine China Dinner Set OF
102 pieces Ga few pieces came
broken); will sell it for $40.
$40 Dinner Set. China, 102 pieces,
decorated and gold tracing. now
S14.SO.
s35 Dinner Set, rich decoration. in
rosebud design (the top to butter
dish missing): we offer this hand
some set for $"5.
Odd lots of Salad Bowls, all fine
China and beautifully decorated, as
sorted shapes; our regular 81 and
$1.5O Bowls: special, roc each.
Laundry Bags
Made, Of Substantial Cretons and
lintns. In pretty colors and designs.
zoe and SOC.
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His idea.

She haughtily tossed her golden head,
And "All Is now over between us!" she said;
but stop. ere you go, for wish, you see
To return everything You have given me-
He choked back sob, and he answered,
l. This Is
But fair. If you please Just begin with the
Kisses cleveland Leader.
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1915 Skirts for IS. IS

Shepherds Checks, light tan Panamas,
fancy checked worsteds and a nice nssort-
ment of taffetas In tho lot All fresh snappy
garments Values UP to 1915; now S5.S5.
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Colored Shirt,uaists

Quite n demand lately for colored shirt
waists. Monday we offer lot of fine
duality lawn shrtwaists, with long sleeves,
button in front; full. well-ntting waists in
pink and white blue and white and lavender
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Bathing Suits, 81. IS

No beach bound trunk was ever packed too
full for bathing suit to slip In. Monday we
offer one lot Brilliantne bathing suits. a
few Mummy Cloth suits in the lot; some with
square necks, others round necks, good, full
skirts. and roomy boomers, Blue or black.
Nicely braid trimmed Regular values UP to
$3.50 at $1.O5 each.
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Writing the Misses Hancock at Locust
HILL"
Mrs, Brockunier and Miss Mary Brocl,l-
nier. of Wheeling, w. Va We're the guests
last week of Mrs. A. Y. Brady in Buckins-
ham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
Flatterlng Ills Patient.

Flntterlng Ills Patient.
GLOW does that fashionable physician
manage to get on as he does?"
"Oh, he's such JollIer,"
SIS he?"
"He went to the length of telling Cholly
Softed that he was sure Cholly had some-
thing on his minl''--Baltlmore American. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
,Sll.5O Suits for $9.75

as All-Linen Natural Color Suits and about
90 suits in Brown Galatea ana Khaki Cloth.
Ringleaders with us this season. Made IN
the popular 81 and S0-nch pony coat style,
semi-ht Also about dozen linen crash
suits In the lot. Excellent and serviceable
suits for travelling purposes. All sizes.
Former prices s1o.sS to s11.5o; now 1915.