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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
WILL HEAR SUIT
. Of CAPTAIN EPPS
Police Official Seeks $4,000 Dam
ages From Richmond Passenger
I. and Power Co.

Police Captain George W. Epps Ia
the plaintiff in a $4,000 damage suit
against the Richmond Passenger and
Power Company to be heard before
Judge John n. ingram in the Law
and Equity Court Thursday morning.
Captain Epps claims damages as a
result OF injuries received following q
fall from a Broad and Main street
car. In his bill of particulars the
plaintiff states that ne partly dis
mounted from car near Smith street,
In order to allow other passengers to
get off. He says he had one foot on
the ground and was holding one or
the car ratings, and that the motor
man applied power before ne could
get back on the car. As a result, he
says, he was thrown, his face aand
says he was thrown, his face ana
body cut, and that he sustained inter-
nal injuries which incapacftated him
for his duties for several days.
Twenty-Five witnesses have been
summoned to appear In the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
MAY REORGANNE
TENNIS CABINET
Colonel LAYS Out Court and
Smiles in Anticipation of
Victims.
OLD CHAMPS NOW FAT
Woman Wants Son Made Mayor
OF Town He Doesn't Live in.
Wrong Conveyance.

OYSTER BAY. n Y. June ca
Some OF the members of the tennis
cabinet" who held the confidence of
the then President Roosevelt by rea-
son OF their nimbleness of foot and
ability to swat the light rubber ball
across the net will be somewhat dis
turbed when they hear the news from
Sycamore. Since the White House
court was abolished some OF the old
time frequenters. their chief being in
Africa. have dallied with the ''hesh
pots of Egypt" and are admittedly out
of condition.
Before leaving for New York to-
day to receive q delegation from the
Hamilton Club OF Chicago at the Out
look once. Colonel Roosevelt laid out
= tennis court on the lawn adjacent
TO the mansion on Sycamore Hin. II
Is In every respect a replica of the
one made In Washington before the
new addition to the executive Offices
was erected.
Guests of the colonel will have 10
play. Ii they are too fat that will he
their own lookout, and IL the gleam in
the Roosevelt eye meant anything as
he surveyed the work this morning he
rather hopes some OF those who will
come will be too fat.
Among those who are expected to
are former Secretary James X. Gar
field, clifford Pinchot and William
Loeb, Jr.
In Wrong Vehicle.
An elderly woman went TO Saga
more Hill late yesterday and asked to
see the colonel. She was told he was
not Mt home, and returned TO the
village very sad and blaming the vii
iage hack as the cause OF her troubles
III I'D hired a nice new automo bile
maybe he'd been at home" she said
She declared her SON was In politics
In Column bus. and she wanted the coll
onei to make him mayor OF Akron.
Q. She was registered at the hotel
q Mrs. Alteman." Of Akron.
Oyster Hill gossips declare that
there will be more wedding bells In
tbs Roosevelt family In the near fu-
ture. They base that belief on the
visit 70 Sycamore Hill yesterday OF
James r. Williams. former Newspaper
correspondent at Washington. secre-
tAry 70 Postmaster General Hitchcock,
member Of the Federal civil service
Commission and now prominent in poll
tics In New Mexico. He was met at
the train by Miss Ethel Roosevelt,
who drove him to the hill. During
his stay he paid more attention to
the daughter OF the house than TO
her father.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
NEED MORE MONEY
To OPEN UP CAMP
Eleven tuberculosis Patients Ap'
ply for Admission TO Fresh
Air Hospital.

IL anybody thinks that the people
OF Richmond do not rise to an emer-
gency and do not contribute literally
when a good cause is In want, ne
should read how the tuberculosis
Camp Society has built the fine camp
now nearing completion on the ex-
tension of Chamberisyne avenue.
One OF the officers OF the society.
when seen Wednesday morning. gave
little inside information as to how
the camp society was started. and
how 1t has managed, without a gem
eral canvass, to raise almost enough
money to build and equip q tuber-
culosis hospital.
When II was discovered last winter
that there was not a hospital in Rich
mond, where consumptives could be
treated. a number OF Richmond's lead
ing citizens determined TO build a
hospital and care for some of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

A feature OF the picnic which Union
Station will hold at Buckroe. July IL,
will be reunion of the former
members of the church.. who have NOV
en- to different parts of the city and
suburbs, and united with other church
es. Efforts are being made TO have
this picnic the very best In the history
of the school. and nothing Will be spar
ed to this end.
One of the most enjoyable moon
lights planned for this season Is the
one to be given by the ST Johns Cir
Gle OF Kings Daughters. on Thursday
night. June Esd. for the benefit of The
Sheltering Arms Free Hospital. Music
will be furnished by the Jefferson
Quartetts tnstrumentaD and dainty
refreshments Will be on sale-~eream,
home made candies. sandwiches. and
soft drinks. All friends OF the Cir
Gle an dHospital are invited to enjoy
this moonlight 10 Dutch Gap.
The younger social set of Climber
azo Park and vicinity will tender their
friends fruit supper at Forest Hill
Park, Thursday evening at O'Clock
Those invited win meet at the home
OF Miss Louise Adkins of N. Thirty
second street
%HtSa i4tiiit VEIL OF
county, Va, and Emmerson NJ. Shoe
maker. Of Newport News, were quietly
married on Saturday In this city. the
Rev. +. l.. Grace. pastor of Broadus
Memorial church. officiating. lmme-
diateiy after the ceremony, Mfr. and
Mrs. Shoemaker, left for Washington
for a stay of several days. Returning
they will be at home to their friends
at sol \. Thirty fourth street.
Mrs. ". II Crane, OF 24o4 E. Clay
street. entertained last Friday even
ing, In honor Of her daughters, Misses
Ethel and Cornelia Crane. The house
was pretty decorated In palms and
ferns, with pink cut flowers, carry
ing out the color scheme of pink and
green. Music and dainty refresh
ments closed q delightful evening.
Professor Julian l.. Cole. OF 1905 +
Franklin, has accepted a position as
organist OF Grace Street Baptist
church His friends are much pleas
world and predict even more brill
DIR. w Fl. Evans, of Concord, Va,
who Is here attending the State medi-
cal board examination, Ia accompanied
by his brother. David Evans, They
are visiting relatives on Il. Grace
street. +-
MIR. and Mrs. William Bowen. OF
n. Twenty six street, well known res
idents of Church hin, moved yester
day to Lorraine. where Mr. Bowen
will take charge of the commissary.
Mrs. l.. A. Guy of 1901 E. Broad
street returned yesterday from two
weeks trip to Weldon, n. c.. and En-
poria. She expects to leave the city
again on Saturday, for stay OF sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. James Burdette, of 1904 T.
Broad street. has left the city for a
business trip, West,
The marriage OF Miss Ella Olivia
Mullen 10 Mr.. Stockton Penick, will
be solemnized this evening at seven
o clock. In the home of the bride. 2e06
e. Broad street.
All interested In the Ghildren's
Home Society of Virginia, are in
vited to attend the, ninth annual
meeting at 2s05 E. Franklin street.
Thursday evening, June 20. and hear
the reports OF the work OF the past
year.
Christ Church was filled this morn
Ing with sympathizing friends. the oc-
eason being the funeral of Mr.. John
Schermerhorn OF zee N. Thirty second
street, The interment was I'm Oak
wood u-..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Y. NJ. !. GRADUATES
ARE ANNOUNCED
Faculty Also Gives Out Appoint
ments--Governor ann De-
livers Medal.

LEXINGTON, June 22.--The vir-
ginia Military Institute finals closed
o-day. Yesterday the sham battle
and graduation parade took place, fol-
lowed by a ball which marked the
end of the social features.
Major General Leonard Wood. chief
of staff, U. 3. A., delivered the ad-
dress TO the graduates while Governor
Mann and Sir Moses Ezekiel were
principal among the other speakers,
Virginia's executive delivering the
Jackson Hope medal
The following state cadet appoint-
rnents have been announced by the
board Of visitors: At large; ID. NJ. b.
Mann, Nottoway, and W. b. Yancey;
Sixth District. g. A, Goodyear, Char
lottesville; thirteenth district. W. q.
Campbell. Henrico; fourteenth district,
w. +. Woods, Alexander; sixteenth ais
trict, w. r. Johnson, Powhatan; Nine
teenth district, w. e. Ti6d. Nelson
county; twenty -first district. r. M.
Yanesy. Bedford city; twenty seventh
tliatrict, J, NJ. Taliaferro. Rapidan;
thirty tirst district, Ii. 81 Reardon,
Norfolk; twenty lfourth district 4. vi.
Mttoh1ih Graham; thirty fourth dis
trtcts n. t$SveA3 4 1<se teQnfy:
tetFtx-stzth Atsssist Qlltl pRps|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
FORK UNION SUMMER
SCHOOL IS UNDER WAY
Opens With Satisfactory Attend
ance-Principal Boiling in
Charge.

Especial 20 The Richmond virginian,
FORK UNION, VA. June 22.-The
summer school under the control oil
the Fork Union Military Academy has
opened Students have entered from
New York, Norfolk. Lynehburg. East
crn Shore, Chesterfield, Cumberland
smithfeld and Buena Vista, and
others are expected. H. NJ, Boiling
WHO 10 head of the department OF
English In the academy. is principal
of the summer school, and has as his
associate T. Harris Smith. recent
graduate OF Richmond College,
Headmaster K, g, Lyon has remain
ed over to straighten up matters OF
last session and see the summer school
fully established. but he win be lesv-
ing In a few days for d vacation, He
viii return 10 Fork Union about the
middle OF July to look after the STU
cents for another session.
Harry snead, who has been in
charge of the high school In Dinwid-
do county, has gone to New York,
G. NJ Mercer, O senior al wake
Forest College, who has been for sew
ersi summers stenographer for Dr,
Hatcher, has accepted the same posi-
tlor Tor this summer and has already
entered upon his work; Mr.. Mercer
liz graduate of Fork Union Military
Academy and was medalist captain OF
Company "B."
Mr.. and Mrs. Drewry, OF the ches-
teriieid fats or Richmond, are spend
Ing the summer al the Windsor"
Miss Reed, or Baltimore. IL visiting
Mrs. Julia Snead.
NrG Copinger. who has brought her
son IL the summer school, Is spend
ire scfne weeks at Fork Union hotel
before going back TO New York.
DR.. william Il. Hatcher. who dedI-
Gated the church at Blackstone last
6undAy. = back 81 his country hons.
sicsxehy HAIL. i ~ bss q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
WIDOW OF SENATOR GoRMAN
DIES IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mrs. Ar.
thur p. German. widow of United
States Senator German, died last
night at 1888 o'clock at her resi-
dence in this city. 1923 Vermont ave-
nue.. Mrs German had been critical
ly Ill for weeks, and her death had
been expected for some time.
Mrs. German was born rs years
ago In Reading. Pa. She was Miss
Hannah Donagen. and her father was
a we'll known physician Of Reading.
Before her marriage to the late Sem
ator German she married Mr.. A. ].
schwartx. Of Washington. who died,
leaving one daughter. who 10 the wife
Of Representative r. Leigh Marriott,
OF aBltimore. After her marriage to
Mr.. German her life was spent In
Washington In the winter and at the
German home near Laurel during the
summer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Bowling Green

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
BOWLING GREEN, VA, June 81.
The Rev. G. ri Cruikshank 10 In
the Johnson Willis hospital OF Rich
mond for treatment.
Mrs Magruder Cobb has returned
to her home In washington. D. c.
Misses Helen and Florence Broad
dus returned Friday from Philadel-
phia. Pa, where they have been study
ing at the Leefson- lille Conservatory
Of Music for the past two sessions
Miss Helen received the teachers Ger.
tif,cate ana full diploma from this In
stitution. Mrs Florence expects to re-
turn next session to complete the
course IN voice culture.
Miss Bessie Butler 10 attending the
School OF Methods now in session In
Charlottesville, Va.
Children's Day was appropriately
observed by the sunday-schooi vi the
Christian church OF Bowling Green.
Sunday evening. A large and apprs-
oiatiyo audience filled the church and
were highly entertained by the littls
folks.
Miss Ysabel Lands. Of Lansdowne,
Pa. 10 the guest Of Misses Florence
and Helen Hroaddus. In West End.
Messrs, clifford Haines and Harold
Wright are taking the summer bust
College Of Richmond. Va. s.,
The Aid Society Of the Methodist
church realized about SIS from the
rummage sale held court day.
Miss Rena Wriwht, principal Ut the
West Norfolk High school, Is la Bowl
ing Green and will spend the vacation
with her mother.
Mr.. Russell Robtnsof, has left for
BtAckeburg to do some special clerical
work for the Virginia Polytechnic In
atitute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
TO DISCUSS PURCHASE
Of NEW STEAM ROLLER
Machine to BE Used In fmprsv.
ing Streets of East End of
City.

The purchase of q steam roller to
~ used In improving the thorough
tafee ID the East End will engage the
oxt6nticn OF the subcommittee on
teFeea ~ meeting TO be held Wed
m1o&ny might ~ O'Clock,
On F0Iier IN already owned by the
r1ty, but kht6 II now In the West End,
Wnore II n nsw being used, Accord.
~ ~ 1GAtoF y. Taylor Stratton. clark
r. ~ e1reeks conamittse. the cost OF
3GD2jMx tie machine back and forth
fr1o4n thA EAsf and -Wsst Ends
ssa eeess1 thAs ~ 4 new ma
n = -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Csc Ribbons
for 10 Cents a Yard.

Just received new shipment, 5,4io yards
in the lot, the best ribbons ever seen in Rich
mond at the price. All the popular and
wanted kind, inches wide, all pure silk.
new, this seasons styles-white grounds, with
old rose, lavender, tan, brown, light blue.
red, navy, and black checks; these ribbons if
sold in regular way would cost you 2sc.
special at 10c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

TO attend the annual encampment OF
the Baptists Of Virginia.
MIR. John r. Lear Ii In Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Mr.. Walter Tragic and family, Of
Reading. Pa, spent Sunday with Mr..
r. T.. Tragic. Miss Alice Tragic, OF
Reading. Pa. is visiting her uncle,
Mr. r. f. Tragic.
Mr.. and Mira John Applehy, of
Beaver Dam, Va, have been visiting
Mrs Lille YArbrough. and are now
with Mrs. g. A. Yarbrough. OF Fifth
avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
FISHERIES DISPUTE
IN UNDER ARGUMENT

THE HAGUE. June 23.---Asnsrica's
side OF the fisheries dispute with Great
Britain. now before special asbitra-
ton commission. was presented 70. day
by George Turner. He argued that
under the treaty of 1918 America had
an unrestricted right 10 take hsh from
and bays Of the British dominions in
North America. He said that this
right had not been Abrogated In the
sltshtest by any subsequent agree
tnent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

home Monday night, aged rs years
Mr.. Brown was for q number of years
assistant postmaster OF Frederieks-
burg, and one of the best known ath-
letes of this district He IL survived
by his wife, who was Miss Lucy
Wheeler, sister of Mr.. f. K Wheeler,
Of this city. and one daughter. Miss
Bette Brown.
The body was brought here to-day
and interment made In the city ceme-
terry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Soldiers Funeral.

The funeral of Lionel p McIndoe
who was killed in the Philippine
Islands more than a year ago, wnl,e
serving as private OF Company E.
Eighteenth infantrv. L. s. A.. took
place here Wednesday morning. In
terment wa~ IN Riverview cemetery.
The 9eung man was killed In an en-
gagement with Moros.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

The funeral of Clarence w. Timber
lake, who died Tuesday. will take
place Wednesday afternoon from nis
residence, No. 1913 West Marshall
street. He leaves a mother, Mrs. f.
n. Timberlake; one sister, Miss Lizzie
z. Timberlake, and one brother. p. T.
Timberlake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Mrs. Caroline c. Afera.

The ody of Mrs. Caroline c. Mera.
who died Tuesday in New York cits,
has been brought to Richmond for
interment The funeral viii take
place Wednesday evening at O'Clock
from the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church. 1nterment will be In Holly
wood cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Funeral Of Nrs waxr.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Eliza beth
Wayne, daughter OF the late william
G. and Mary l.. Wayne. and mother
OF Mrs. W. J. Loader, will take place
wednesday afternoon from the resi-
dence, No. los West Clay street. In
terment VIII be in Hollywood ceme-
terry MRS. Wayne was eighty-thi s-
years old.
Funeral of Mr. Schermerhorn.
The funeral OF John P. Schermer
norm took place Wednesday morning
from Christ Episcopal church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

E. Harvey Savage, aged forty.four
years, a well known citisen Of Rich :
mond. who has been seeking health
In the West for the past SIX years,
died early Tuesday morning In Red
Oak, Iowa. The body will arrixS in
Richmond Thursday afternoon about
2:46 o'clock. Mr.. Harvey was the son
of Mr.. n. r. Savage and Mrs. Jane
q. Savage He leaves no other i'm
mediate relatives. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Rey.i Meteor Wins.

al Meteor, won the Foam stakes, ave
furlongs. hers yesterday. beating the
choice, Whist. BY half. q length. J. n.
Keene uncovered fast colt, Iron
Mask. In the opening race. In which
nineteen two yeAr-oids went to The
post The colt went to the front ID
tho start ana won easily BY eight
lengths In 4 is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
OBITUARY
Wesley Wal, Goodman,

Mr. Wesley Watt Goodman, aged
thirty-tour years, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert b. Goodman, of No. 1siz
Fast l'rosd street. died Monday. The
funeral win take place Wednesday al
ternoun from the residence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22


Grymcs-Stuart.
Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE.
VA. June ga beautiful wedding
was soiemnized at high noon to-day
at st. pauls church, King George
county, Va, when Miss Rosaiie Eu-
genia Stuart became the bride of MIR
Benjamin Curtis Grymes. The old
colonial church was artistically deco
rated with palms. roses and evergreens
and never looked more attractive. To
the strains OF LohengEin's wedding
march the bridal party entered the
church. The bride, most becomingiy
gowned in white silk and lace, with
veil end orange blossoms. came in with
her oldest brother Mr., Richard II.
Stuart, who gave her in marriage. At
bridegroom and his best man, MIR
Arthur Grymes, of New York. Rev.
b. +. Turner, rector of the church,
performed the solemn ceremony. The
ushers we're Messrs. Thomas b. Gar
nett, Arthur SnoWden, George Stuart
and Stuart Hunter. Miss Mary Gryrncs,
a niece of the bride. played the
marches. A handsome wedding break
fast was served the bridal party at
Neuar Grove Ahe nome OF the oFloe s
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Grymes left imme-
diately by Potomac steamer for an
extende bridal trip. including Atlantic
City, New York and other points. On
their return Mr. and Mrs. Grymes will
reside at the handsome home of the
bridegroom on the Potomac. where
Mr. Grymes is extensively engaged In
farming. The bride Is daughter OF
Mrs Rosalie Eugenia Stuart and the
late Mr.. S. Tuberville Stuart. of King
George, and a granddaughter Of the
late DIR, Richard II. Stuart. The bride
groom Is one of the most prosperous
farmers and business men in King
George, They were the recipients Of
many handsome gifts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Highland Park.

mr.. 8. X. Lord has movAd to Ems
low avenue. near Hiehland street.
Mr. John Manson. OF Pet4fsbufs. Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Lieut.. John r. sutton Dead.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. June a2-
John r. Sutton. harbor master for the
District OF Columbia. died Tuesday In
George Washington University hos
pital Lieutenant Sutton ia survived
by his widow and by a sigter, Mrs.
Virginia Hewett. He was SO years
old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Matthew C. Strohm Dead.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. June 22.--Mat-
thew G. Strohm for Al years boxing
master ana head OF gymnastic instruc-
ton at the Naval Academy, died here
Tuesday of heart trouble.
Naerly all the oficers in the navy
receivd Instructions from Mr.. Strohm
while they were midshipmen. or had
known him while on tours OF duty at
the NAVAL Academy. In his prime he
was q splendid gymnast and a fine
boxer. In recent years his work was
merely supervisory. About a year
ago he retired, He ID survived by his
wife and the following childreni John
G. 6trohm, employed by the sewerage
commission Of Baltimore city; will
liam r. Strohm. Mrs. George W.
Evans. Mrs. Louis Thomas ana MISC
Lizzie Strohm, OF Annapolis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
BoARDERs.

THE RICHMOND vIR0INtAN vkAa1sx
Adyev St1i MI xostS heue1 VIM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Robert Gardner.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. J
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June a3.
Mr.. Robert Gardner, q well known
farmer OF King George county, died
st his home Monday, In the l1st year
o. MS age. The deceased Is sur
vived by his wife. three children, three
brothers. Messrs. George W. Gardner.
0f this city: Nathan and John Card
ner, OF Spotsylvania. and three sis
tert. Mrs. Rosa Powell, Mrs. Josie
Payne, OF spotsylvania, ana Mrs. Hem
~ Robertson, OF New Jersey.
The funeral was held at his home
to-day at o'clock and the inter-
rnent made In the family burying
ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
All Kinds of White Goods

Summer days are here and you will want
an extra supply of clothes. both waists.
dresses and underwear now is your oppor-
tunity TO secure the materials at very moder-
ate prices.
Persian Lawn 40 inches wide, fine and sheer, will
equal the best zoe quality, this lot isc yard.
French Lawn, As inches wide, the same grade that
10 being advertised lie quality price II i2c
Dotted Swiss and Merecrised Plaid Lawn, the grade
that is being sold every where at l9c this only II Lac
yard.
Pophn suiting, fine weave the regular i7c quality,
only II i-2c yard
Belfast Linen Finish suitins the the
real round thread linen suiting Why pay l5c yard
when you can buy this suiting for lie yard
Summer Weight Madras, the 20 and 25c English
madras only iSc yard.
Fine quality Long Cloth 50 inches wide, the 81 IS
value for $i.i5; piece OF IL yards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Buy
Summer Floor Covering
Here.

Clean, cool floor coverings are here and a
plenty OF them although we have sold numbers
and numbers OF these, we have an abundance
of these in all the most desirable patterns,
suitable for cottages, dens, porches and etc,
at special prices.
We have every new pattern in the Figured Crex
Rugs in all colors also the plain and striped goods at
the following prices
1896 inches CSC 4.Sx7.6 s2ye
27x54 inches, S5c orc feet $500
36x72 inches $l.25 Sx10 feet 5000
sxi2fee ...... $3.50
Rugs suitable for either summer or winter fast
coors reversible, in blues greens brown and reds
6xe feet $500 9xi0.6. .$it.y0
76xl0.6. 49,. $500 sxI2 ~ $i2so
Best quality Fiber Rugs, sanitary and durable,
beautiful line of colors and patterns.
&OxSS DOC 3x6. $3.50
3Ox6O. s1.25 sxi2 sil. so
Bath Rugs, all sizes, 7sc to $500 each light and
dark blue pink rose, green, red and tan.
27x36 Gretchen Rugs, good line OF colors 7sc each
56x72 inches ST. 6x9 feet $3.50
Az feet. s2.75 sxi1eet $1,000
30x60 Pilgrim Cretonne Rugs blue, green pink and
gold, regular $500 quality special $500.
36x72 Poster Cretonne Rugs brown green and blue
s3.7s.
Poster Rugs, all colors-
30x60 ... $225 36x72 s275
exc Japanese Mating Rugs, all colors 81. rs each
exc China Mating Rugs, all colors made OF extra
heavy mating, white centers, check borders $500.
Axe China Mating Hall Rugs, 1.es; 4xl2, S7.4S.