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The Washington times., 1910-04-19
DALZELL IS MOVED
FROM THE HOSPITAL

Private J. d Dalzell. o. the Treas
ury Department. who has been confined
20 Sibley Hospital for some time the
result of a fall on the street. vas 50
greatly improved today that he was -
moved to the home OF his daughter,
IS Randolph street
The Washington times., 1910-04-19

JAP-A-LAC is a household necessity
and can be used in a hundred and one ways
from cellar to garnet" and is especially
adapted for finishing old or new floors and
woodwork Ask your paint dealer.
The Washington times., 1910-04-19

TABLES and CHAIRS that have be
come scufed and marred from use and
perhaps discarded can be renewed and
gi-en lasting and beautiful finish at Small
cost with JAP-A-LAC. There are Il C0I0rs
10 choose from
The Washington times., 1910-04-19
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Chester and Montana from 81 Tho-,zz
Tor Trinidad, and Saturn from Cor
into for MaEdalena bay
The Washington times., 1910-04-19
MISS COLES BRIDE
OF v. v. LENAOND
Marriage Ceremony to Be
Performed at Calvary
Church.

Miss Conway Coles viii be married 70
william ". Lemmond at O'Clock this
afternoon in the Calvary Baptist
Church. the pastor. the Rev. Samuel H
Greene, officiating.
The bride. who viii be given in mar
rage by her brother. Malcolm a coles,
viii wear a tailored suit OF violet cloth
with q hat OF the same shade and sac
will carry a cluster of lavender sweet
peas and lilies OF the valley
Mrs. Heber Thornton. who viii be her
sisters matron of honor. Will wear a
cream tailored suit. with large blaTsk
hat and carry an armful OF Richmoi ID
The maid Of honor. Miss Agnes seIty,
OF Baltimore, VIII wear a cream serge
. coat suit with a black hat and carry a
Dououct OF yellow daisies.
Henry ". Draper viii be best man
for Mr.. Lemmond, and the ushers viii
william kirkhan- and John Glad
There will be no reception after the
ceremony. and Mr.. LemmOud and MS
bride viii leave Washington imme-
diateIy for a brief wedding trip
Upon their return TO Washington they
will be al home after May 10 at 1889
Newton street.
Among the out-of- town guests who
VIII attend the wedding ceremony are
Mrs William Hurnal- OF virginia.
Mrs Richard EdmondE, MS, = .
Harding. Mrs Charles Nimmich, MIS-
Clara Garland. Miss Van de We're, and
Miss Ethel Super, Of Baltimore Mrs
Carr. Mss Carr. and Miss Bartlett. OF
Boston.
Mrs Dickinson, wife OF the Secretary
d Il war, VIII entertain a. reception and
tea this afternoon in honor Of Mrs
Scott. president general % the =. A R.
Mrs. AdIai Stevenson and the delegates
70 the p. A r Congress from Tennes-
see, Mississippi, and the Pacific coast
Mrs. johnson
Hostess at Tea
. Mrs. Ben Johnson, vile Of Rspresen-
tative Johnson, will entertain AT tea
this afternoon a. : o'clock AZ the CoCh-
ran Hotel IN compliment 10 the presi-
dent-general and the kentucky delega-
ton TO the =. A R congress MT
Eohnson's guests will include the lit-
uois and Iowa delegations
The Washington times., 1910-04-19

OLD STRAW HATS can he made
new and changed to any color by one coat
OF Jap-a-Iac- The effect is magical
The Washington times., 1910-04-19
Served on COOPER IURY.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 1e.-Wil
liam HOws, a member OF the jury that
convicted the two Coopers. Is dead OF
apopIeNv. He fingered only a few
hours after ne was stricken
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
STUDENTS TO SEE
BEN Greet ACTORS
Shakespearean Players Will Per-
Perform at V. =. I.--Other
News of Institution.

sBsTTXcKssrRdG, VIZ May go.M 1Tais
Ben Greet players whose appearance
here last season created such favorable
coming week. On the afternoon Of
May 10Th twelfth Night win be pre-
scented and In the evening Of the same
day "Midsunnmer Nights Dream
These open AIR plays win take place
on the Institute campus under the AUS
Final balIotins on officers for the
CADETS corps next season resulted in the
election of J. Il. Morris as President,
A. N. Hodgson and r. steele AS Vice
presidents. u; p. Howe secretary ana
Honor system" which now governs
student affairs here these officers, with
certain committees appointed by the
President, have charge OF all matters
relating to cadet ethics and the re-
lations OF the students to their fellows;
Plans have been formed and initial
steps taken for tSe publication OF q
monthly magazine BY the students next
session. ]. .. Beard has been elected
Editor-in-C Chief, G, II. Graybiil and w.
". Herrin. Literary Editor. r. g. Syfan,
Y-A--C-A- 4SA4tet-a1sa- Richter
Business Manager.
DR.. Lie Conte Stevens, OF washington
and Lee University, lectured to the
students and others recently on "Ifal-
ley's Comet" this being the last IN the
series of lectures arranged by Presi-
dent Barrtnger fer the present session.
The speakers have all been men we'll
known in their profession and the lee
lures have created much interest In the
college and among the members OF the
faculty.
Examinations for the past term are
to begin next week, continuing until
Friday, June 10th. the first day OF the
finals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
FIRE At BLACKSTONE
DOES SLIGHT DAMAGE
Young Hadiirs Keep feouf and COM
parativelv Little Excite
mrnt Results.

Especial to The Richmond Fifginian.)
BLACKSTONE. VA. MAY 90
Last Tuesday night at . O'clock fire
broke out in the third story OF the
blackstone Female Institute, II had
been burning Tor some minutes be-
fore it was discovered by one Of the
teachers. and an alarm turned In
The frst thing dome Was to get all
Of the young ladies' out of the build
ing ana out Oh any possible danger.
This was done in a remarkably short
time in fact. the feature of the at
fair was the ooolness Of the stuaents,
who were never greatly excited and
cbeyed their teachers without IA MUIR
muir.
BY means If the fire equipment,
aiWars kept in r-adiness In the build
ing, the blaze was kept under con-
troll until heip arrived from town
the blaze Was oXtingutshed Ill about
an hnir With slight damage to the
attic fftm the flames. Several or
the students rooms were rendered
useless, temporarily, from the water.
In order to avoid any danger, the
part OF the building In which the
hfe occurred vas vacated for the
night, ana some Of the Young ladies'
spent the night in the town at pri-
yafe homes. all of which were gener-
-ettstf offered 10 the management.
everything has quoted down at
me nsutute and the regular school
Work has been resumed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
H[lMEs WIPE OUT
IN ENTIRE BLOCK
Loss At Burkeville Estimated At
rtssa SIC, aoa Ia --
$25, 900.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.l
A RIRKEEIi.i.E-- XA-.~a;as ~sar--.xta,
proved to be the most destructive fire
Ii years occurred here about ~ o'clock
last might
The sleeping population Was aroused
by whistles bio wing In every section
Or the town, but when the people
reached the scene % the fire * was too
late TO subdne the aamea
IA entire hlack was burned TO the
Krcund. and IL was with great difficult
~ that the southern Railway freight
depot se4- kept Fssa burning ofsif- the
arrival of an engine from crewe with
ample supply OF water prevented this.
Mr. T. & Green who conducted a
grocery store and peel room, sphtains
the greatest loss. his stock OF grocer
les, household goods, etc. were con-
xunaed by the flames. MIR Green. with
his father. were awakened by the
smoke which had completely flied
their room. and escaped from the build
inc BY descending the porch roof.
Miller, ecferea also sustained
heavy loss He being owner of the
Miller Hotel, in which was located a
shoe shop and 3ewniry shop There
yeas nothing saved from the burning
building Mr. Green. having ali his prl-
rAfa pa pers, among which was the IN
xurance policy. lie also had q eonsid-
erebie gum of money under his Pillow
which he was forced 20 leavs.
THE total loss can not be sscsrtainea
at present but IL Is estimated at De-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, partly COW
cred by insurance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
For s S CONVENTION
June lst and End Selected as
Dates for Rockhridge AS,
ISOLATION Convlayc.

Especial 10 The Richmond SiTginian.)
LEXINGTON, VA, May s6,--The
Esckhrtdge County Sunday school
Association viii hold its annual con-
.entIan with Ae@ Monmouth Fresht-
terrain church Wednesday and Thurs
day, June aud 2, Among the speak
ers are pr, Charles Manly, Lesing-
ton; Rev. H. w. Mclaughlin, New
Providence. Rev. W. u. Eye. Fair
field. Rev, Il. u fIanrahan, Ceiiiers-
toxin. The Raokbridge association is
sue af the strongest associations in
the state, and the county is pretty
Thoroughly organized, with nearly ali
" The districts enjoying district or
gsniEaticns, with annual conventions
f'tR aefaie Memorial Day Wilt be
4 ssatspTs vi in Lexington Friday, June
Q, IN. j. Il. Ho~erton, OF Washing
ton aud Lite University. will deliver
the address in the Lee Memorial
chapel Following This a procession
vii ba formed ut various organize
tinns Including the Veterans and
Sons OF Veterans, when the march
10 taa cemetery viii be taken up to
decorate the graves of soldiers with
flowers. Veteran A. 4. Montgomery.
OF Lexington. has been selected as
chief marshal for the occasion. a
feature will be the marching OF the
u "a. I. cadets.
The Hon Henry st. George Tucker
and Mrs. Tucker returned to their
hnsne in Lexington this week. They
we're accompanied by the Hon.
\ Henry Palmer, member Of Con-
KFess, who wns their guest at Col
Alto" for several days, MIR. Tucker
has discarded his coiored glasses. and
his sight has greatly improved from
recent operations to the eye.
Rev. ), H. Light, -. d., of Front
Notal. formerly pastor in Lexington.
who is tn preach the baccalaureate
sermon next sunday morning at the
Sauthern Seminary at Buena Vista.
will oenanE his aid nutpIt In Trinity
Methodist church. Lexington, Sunday
night. Dr. Light has many friends
In Lexington. who will give him a
a.aaFtg greeting.
Rev. William r, Hammond, pastor
Of Trinity Methodist church, Lexing-
ton, will on next Sunday morning
preach the commencement sermon
before the Seventh District Agri-
cultural School at Middletown, Fred
srica county, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
CHURCH HILL NEWS
I'm
Church Hill Bank, o Madison 1851

is better and now thought 10 be out OF
danger.
MIR. G. T. Anderson will leave Sun
/ day for his home in Baltimore He
will be gone several weeks.
Mrs, Goidie Gessinghause WAS able
to be brought home from the Retreat
Thursday and she is now doing very
r4ttessls .-' -
Mrs. w n. Chenaui, and children
have returned home, after a pleasant
visit To her sister, Mrs. Dean, of Han
over county.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Tyler left Thurs
day To visit the formers mother In
South Boston.
I Mrs, j.. Il. Griffin has returned home
/ from a visit to relatives on Bowling
Green road,
Mr.. James Farmer is very sick at
J his home on Twentieth street with
! fever.
Mrs. Claude Rurks has returned
home in Pennsylvania, after a visit
of several weeks to her mother on
Twenty-third street.
The regular meeting of II. Y. =. II.
was held Thursday night at the Bap-
I Mrs. Burrell. being sick the meeting
was led by the vice. president.
Little Mics Gladys Ruffin Is CON
fined to her home with measles. She
has been sick several days.
Mr.. John Franklin IN visiting his
sister. Mrs. West, of this vicinity,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
At P0CAH0NTAs SCHOOL
Scores of Students Well Up In
Studies During Month
of April.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
POCAHONTAS, VA, May 20.---The
Poeahontas High school announces
the roll of honor for the month of
April. 1910, as follows;
High Sclool Department.
Senior year-~-John l.. Baber, Jr.,
w. M. Minter, Jr.
Frank Elicit, Julius Goodman, Sadie
Second year--Atfred pennen,
Blanche Elicit, Camillus Kabrick.
First year---Myron Baber. Maurus
Magriil, Bernie A. Kwass. Rea Abram-
hanson, Lille Goodman.
Grammar Department.
Third Grammar--Reuhen Green,
Wright Lawford, Maury Newton,
Euniee naneh,. Naomi Beaton, Alice
Dennen, Virginia Halter. ANNA Penn
Letha Tabor, Ellen Teel. Zannia
Nash. Gertie Smith, Emma Burger
Second grammer--John Marinack,
Mable Suffer, Gladys Sewers, Writ
French. James Young Austin King.
Jennie Perry. Nellie Galloway. Hoag-
land French.
First Erammar-Chariie Baber.
Vernon Elicit, John Newton, Juinetta
Bunch.
Primary Department.
Fourth primary-Joe Boray, James
Bunch, Richard Pemherton, Frank
Ward, Rosa Satmary, Nellie Scott,
Annie Matz, Lyle Wood, Nahan
Goodman. Richard Kelley, Lille
Magrili, Bertha Soyenyi, Dewy Mont
gomery.
|. Third primary-Rea Bear, Myrtle
Crist. Mary Blaylock, Nina Long. Ida
Luhliner. Mary Zimmerman, Annie
Drozssi tk, Elizabeth McNeer. Ruby
Rosser, Annie surface. Maggie Totrie,
Leah Salsberg. Helen Salzherg, YER
nard Arlington. Max Magrill, Way
land Newton. Ernest q. Head. Rufus
Newton, Jim Erb Kelley, Herbert
Galloway
Second primary--Ray Arlington,
Herbert Butt. Clarence Clifton. John
Drozsgyik. James Green, jerome
Goodman. Irwin Mata, Heiskill Nc
Neer. George Satmary, Harold Tabor,
Mary Baber. Virginia Boyd. Helen
Galloway. Pearl Deton, Christie Nc
Kinney. Bobhie Webb. Iona Wilson,
Helen King, Anna Ahramhamsan
Julia Vargo, Pauline Marinack,
First primary--Maurice Blaylock,
Julia Cerdia. George Bowman. Flos-
sic Keesee. Gussie Hufruns, Minarra
Mclaughlin, John Khkoy, Helen Me-
Kinney. John kokowitx, Mollte Ma
gril Beunos Tabor, Fannie Salzberg,
Joe Sabo, Sarah shaw, Floyd Wilson.
Jim Lawson, John Lawson. Eliza beth
Shaw, Annie Zimmerman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

| Mr. and Mrs, c. C. Vaughan, OF
Gunner. Va, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Aubrey Childrey. OF
3s60 East Broad street Miss Ella
Churn is also visiting Mrs. Childrey.
Miss Louise Land. who has been Il
student at the Powhatan Institute,
Belona, passed through Richmond en-
ruTIrn 10 nEr hDHa tn &xrfafk Altar
spending several days with her cousin,
Miss Mamie Watts, of 3i0s East
Marshall, Miss Land LETT for home this
morning.
East End Baptist church was aled
Yesterday afternoon with sorrowing
| friends when the funeral of John Ira
smith, the eleven year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith. took place.
The floral tributes were specially
pretty. and bespoke the sorrow for the
death of this young boy, who made
fuch brave fight for life.
Rev. J, T, Mastin, OF 211a East
Franklin. left the city Wednesday
evening for a trip west
Friday avening at STA o'clock there
viii be An Evening of Fun" at the
parish hall OF Christ church. This
entertainment, for which there will
be "a small admission foe, Ia for the
benefit of the G. C. A. baseball tam.
l.
Twenty-ffth street, has returned from
a months trip Ia Lsnehburs. much
improved in health
Mr. Oscar II, Parrish If in Wash
ington to-day attending the Worlds
sunday School Convention. Mr.. and
Airs. A. s. Roberson, formerly Of
Church i'm. but now OF Highland
Park. are also visiting friends in
Washington during the convention.
I11.r rial sa14ls IA fsa
character. or literally speaking, q
pair Of them, have bean seen on the
streets of Church It'll, One OF them
Is IA preacher and rnEY haid Eervfrs7s
on the streets. They are camping in
ii gypsy wagon in "a field near The
Boulevard and every day the clarion
voice Of the preacher may be heard
on some corner, az he danounces sin.
They seem TO sell Bibles and distribute
tracts. claiming that thes ask no man
Tor anything
Miss Lillian Watson. daughter OF
Professor and Mrs. Leslie Watson,
has returned home. after months
stay In Washington,
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles H. Wiltshire.
Of SOC North Twenty-siX street. ac-
cnmpaniea the Piano Mems ronven-
ion, on their trip 10 jamestown yes
terday,
The Mnth4re Club Of Springfield
school. ~ having It's animal outing
to-day at Forest I'M. and most of
the pupils are in attendance. They
left the hill at IL O'Clock, in specially
chartered ears and were a very merry
and happy crowd
Mr. Frank Bates made an interest
ing talk al the Benevolent Brather-
mood Bible class on the cccasion of
lis first anniversary at Denny street
Tueeday evening. Mr. Bates is the
head Of the Union Station Bible class
one OF the largest in the city.
Mrs. Julius Hcbson. who was hurt
several sfays ago In an automobile
accident. In improving at her home,
TWenty-sixth and Marshall.
The Harmon VS. held an enjoyable
meeting last stanins at the home Of
Miss Mildred Pleasant, ago North
Twenty nth street.
Mrs. Della Hardin, 0f Lower Hem
rico, visited Mrs. l.. 4. Guy, yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Parasols


This is the weather to use Parasols and our
showing is the largest and most complete in
the South. A variety of stylish colors and
combinations to match any costume. Pur-
chasing In large quantities as we do enables
us to offer them to you at a great saving.
Tomorrow we offer the following items at
special prices.
Parasols with Pongee tops, with wide Persian
borders, long stylish handles, at $1.se.
All Silk Solid Colored parasols with gilt ferules
and tips long mission and maple handles, in all the
popular colors, including hunter green regular price
s2.75; special $2.44.
All Black and White Striped and Checked parasoi.
s1me with borders and come without an exceptionally
good value at %. 3d. special SITS each.
We make . specially Of parasnls at sass. And
at this pnce showing assortment Of STYLES
in plain and combination effects that for value aud
style cannot be equaled in the city: value OF many
being 1880 to $685. our price, S2.ss each
Children's Parasos, in all colors for 25c up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

NORFOLK, VA, MAY .0.-Mrs. ", f.
hins, III Hank strsst, tails city, l.
she. ~as, II tetteF received mere to- ia :
from osorse Nsn-kY. OF Baltimore, II
ne, misleading vansky says that he
nslas that amount to this credit OF sirs.
siiarss.of mining stock bought by Mrs,
htng snd her FIRST husband So years
aEe., when she IVES living In New Ra-
ehslie, r. She sttil has the stock
certineatss, but Thought them worth
isss, her presen; husband IL manages
OF Turkish bath house here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
UNIVERSITY MEN WILL
ASSEMBLE AT LAKESIDE

The local alumni or the Univer-
sity OF Virginia viii hold reunion
and banquet at Lakeside Saturday
afternoon.
4 special car witt fBavs laurel and
Broad streets over the Richmond
and Chesapeake BAY railway at 1913
O'clock, a-~~~-a'-
Tickets can be had from Mr.. Rob-
ert Pollard and MI Stuart Chris
ttan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR COMMENCEMENT
Bowling Green Seminary Closes
May 23rd--Other Items of
Interest From Caroline.

Especial to The Richmond Virginisn.
BOWLING GREEN, VA, Max FL.
The commencement exercises Of the
Bowling Green Seminary will be held
MAY si-aG. The program In as fol-
Laws Concert, Monday morning in
seminary chapel haeeaiaureate SER
man. Sunday morning Ia tha Meth
-rd1st church, by The Rev, q. X
PfeiHar; missionary sermon. Sunday
morning. by the Rev G. X. Miilican;
oaecaiaureate address by the Rev. J..
u. jacobs and graduating exercises,
Monday morning IN the seminary
chapel, eioeution recital. Monday
-GIGniag IL tF@ seminary -efraref- fAuti
graduate. Miss Bessie Wilson Scog-
sin: literary graduate. AIiss Ruin
klakey; graduate in piano, Miss La
ytntR e., Waring.
Ground has been broken for the
erection Of AIR. Thomas q. AaieH-
tines residence on Main street
Mrs. Raymond Carieton, of Mont
Eofnery, Ala, ~ visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs A. b. Chandler
Mr.. and AIRS. n. Wilbur Broaddus
have gone TO Philadelphia 10 attend
the graduates concert of the, I.eef-
sen-fiiile Conservatory OF Music, in
which concert their daughters. Misses
Florence and Helen. viii take part,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
v. N. SEAY MADE
GRAND DICTATOR
Knights of Honor Do Honor To
Gentleman From Lynch
burg.

The twentieth annual session of the
Grand Lodge. knights of Honor Of
Virginia. elected officers Thursday ar
ternoon and adjourned, after LISTEN
ing to a splendid address by Supreme
Grand Reporter Frank p sliger. OF
ST. s.ouis.
Officers chosen We're: Past grand
dictator, A. s.. Woedgon, of Staun-
ton; grand dictator, w. NJ. Seay, OF
I.ynchburg; grand yice-dictator, Ben
tamin Reynolds, of Norfolk. grand
assis.-nt dictator. NJ. +. Cafder. OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Paramount

Tine ra'asral d Mrs Martha Rice
ioak place from the Baptist church
THURSDAY afttrncnn AZ $3.50 o'eioet.
and the burial waA IN Oakweod.
AIRS. j. >. hpiiltnan, OF cartersyille,
u. visiting her sitter. Mrs. Motley, at
her home on the avenue.
Mrs. John Neison. WHO has been
vera III at her homie with pneumonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

LEXINGTON, VA. May iy.--An sx-
piosion OF key Of powder last eysn-
ing at the home OF James Ksnnsy, col.
orAd. badly burned Kenney ana three
OF his children, ono child dying. Ken
ney thought the powder was injured
BY dampTess and told hts son 70 It9ht
sparks feii into the keE OF powder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

Especial 70 The Richmond yirginian.l
BURKEyILLE. VA. May 20.---
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Hoi'sc Fell In Ditch.

hor9e belonging to tie Tyler
Transfer Company fell into a ditch IN
MARSHALL street near Fifteenth street
Thursday night. breaking his leg.
Burton a. Company are e.cavating
from Fifteenth to Seventeenth streets
ami IL appears that dryer OF q car.
drove too near the ditch, the animal
falling head foremost into a foot
hale
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
E.terts,..*.s Il cara,s cA..en,

An Evening OF Fun" IL promiseA q
all Who attend the entertainment 10 be
given at Christ Church paYish hail.
Friday evening, May goth, tl16 o'cioeE
Christ Church Ass0ctatipn. a gccd
program has bean arranged, sad 4
large crowd II expected. a snail -
mission fee win b. chArgaA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Hosiery for Summer
is Here in All STYLES

1T pays to buy hosiery you can depend
uoon. the MILLER & RHOAD Skind. Always
something new in women's Hosiery to be found
here. Come tomorrow and buy your summer
supply.
Women's Black Mercerzed Hose looks like
silk the weight every bodywants for summer
and the kind that will wear, double woven
knit heel and toe, elastic top, every pair not
satisfactory We will replace. The greatest
value of the season, at 1ec.
Womens Black Gauze Cotton and Black Gauze
Isle Finished Hose fine imported hernsdorf dye,
double sole. wide garter hem, cannot be matched in
Richmond for less than 35c. We import direct 0r
Ingram silk Lisle Stockings, in black, tan or white
the quality, shape and finish is perfect; regular m
SOC value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OJc
If you want Silk Hosiery that looks the best and
wears the longest, buy guaranteed Silk o. RI
Stocking, at ...............'..... @A.VV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Buy Your Corset Here
and Get a Bargain.

This question OF
proper corsetting is
the most important
feature OF every we'll
dressed woman; the
best gowned women
are judges Of well
made corsets, and
those who have seen
these corsets, say they
are the best values
ever offered at the
pricewmade OF good
haiiste, well beHed for
the average or medium
figure, with double
hose supporters, a
real $500 Corset for
$1.o0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Buy Your
Saturday Candies
Here.

Fresh Chocolate Candies shipped every
week to reach us ready for our Saturday sale
Greenfields, Stacys. Chocolate Meniers' and
other strictly high grade sweets are included
in our Saturday candies. to sell at 25c a pound.
Buy such candies elsewhere and will pay 4Oc
to Soc pound.
Chocolate Sponge Tropical Bonbons
Chocolate Almonds Pure Sugar Wafer
Butterscotch Caramels Italian Creams
Cherry Fruit Raspberry Hearts
Peppermint Patties Charlotte Russo