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The Elbert County tribune., 1911-11-10
st. Louis Wool.

St Louis.-Wool. easier: medium
grades combing and clothing. 1762oc;
light fine, l6@1sc; heavy fine. 1s@
15c; tub washed. 2oQ2sc-
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-11-10
Flax.

Duluth.-Flax on track and in store
and to arrive. s271ls; November,
s217is; December. s2.17 asked; May.
s2-l7 asked
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-11-10
Grain.

Flour.
Standard Colorado, nst-s2-40.
Choice Kansas. 7DQ2-75.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-11-10
Butter.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

EGGS. case count less CON. $500
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-11-10
Hogs.

Hogs.
Good hogs --....-.--.--....e .e'ooDo'So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
VETERANS MARCH
. IN ANNUAL \! PARADE
Soldiers Of the Old South Pass
in Review at Little
Rock.
REUNION
THEIR
ENDED
To-Day Remnant OF Army ii
Gray Will Desert Camp
Shaver.

Little Rock. Ark, May ls.-while
bands played war-timc airs, the SOL
dicrs Of, the Old South to-day marched
through the streets here in their
twenty-tirst annual parade. Their com.
nander-in chief, General George ".
Gordon. of Memphis. Tenn was con
lined to his room by tho order OF phys-
LEANS AS the line OF ln,.rch pusscd
the hotel the veterans saIu,cd Dur
ing the days several persons we're pros
trated from heat ana exhaustion. but
anibulances had been distributed nIonx
the line OF march and tho sufferers
were cared for promptly. No case prov
ed fatal 49,
E camp Shaver. whore q large number
81 veterans have been iodgeh ana PRO
visioned by the city. Will be deserted
tomorrow. At breakfast TO morrow n
lunch basket with rations to last untii
he reaches home will be given to each
veteran.
Covering a. distance of ncarIv two
miles, from the starting point to where
the turn for the countcrmarch was
made, the parade required about Two
hours TO pass a given point The
largest division In line was that OF
Arkansas. with Texas. Georgia ZEN
ncssee and Alaham3 clc,e competitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
DR.. RUSSELL CECIL
MADE MODERATOR
(Contlnued I'rom k'lrst page.l d.

CONTINUED From t'lrst PaEeD
labors OF the missionaries OF the South
ern Presbyterian Church during tho
year ending March ~ last. according
70 tSe report of the executive commit
tee OF foreign missions
The total number or additions OF
professions of faith connected with
eur missions last year wns about ~
hpV. SAYS the report This year the
horcan mission alone reporta tho adj
dition OF ESQ members, and the nfri-
can Mission the addition or 96l The
total number or additions by baptism
In all our tieids is 1886. From every
Que OF our fields also comes the rcnor;
ui wider open doors and large op-
portuniucs. aud greater promise of tho
reapinS OF large harvests in the near
futurc from the sowing Of previous
years"
The cost OF carrying on tho work
curing the year was abou, ss.a o6e.
ahd similar amount is needed for tha
nominE Year. including an nppropria
ton OF 100000 asked for by tho mis-
siohs and tho amount NECESSARY 20
meet an Indebtedness OF sl.l 600 al
Relnforccmcnts 10 tho number OF
seYcnty-siN have been called for by
the missions IN Africa, Brazil. Cubn.
Japan. China Korea and Mexico. ,p-
pnrcntly the need is greatest In Korea
where an appeal for nelp Is sent in
by the mission. '.''
IN encouraging condition is reported
hy the African mission.
Danger In china.
~ spirit OF change which threatens
10 overthrow the present social order
~ { nina is r<poricd rs the mission in
thai country The Chinese mission
cautions The avoidance ar All uniua,
ann irra;ins measures In mo asscr
Non OF treaty rights ana advises all
countries dealing With china 10 do So
syninathc,icaliy and in a Christian
spirit '1'''
The mission in Japan describes Ina,
hc!d as "Por, Arthur. for the CAP
turing OF which will be required Tia
most scientific warfare ami the great
est expenditure Of men means natience
ana prayer The Importance Of mis-
special stronghold In the Far t;ast
IS such, the committee declares Thar
no effort or expense should be spared
" me work Of It's GENERALIZATION AZ
me earliest possible day Q M
Disturbed political conditions IN
'heNico have not affected mission work
In that country and in Cuba the wo,.k
Is meeting with much acknowledgements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
GENERAL MADERO
EAGER JOYOUS
Continued From frs; Page

'Sohuhueu FROM FMS; PsSe.J
10 the revolution. the Vice President
replied that the only way was for the
Federal army TO pursue tho rebels
persistently ana constantly Until they
nnally conquered them.
Regarding the situation al home. he
was OF the opinion that 1t was Ii criti-
cal moment for "a great country. mot
only is it . moment Of yravit; for the
MeNicans themselves. said Tho Wee
President. but for foreign nations
like the United States, France and
Great Britain. whose heavy financial
interests. as well as brotherly concern.
make them earnestly wish that the
future would bring about pcnce,''
Nevertheless. as one who loves HIS
countrv. Senior Corral felt that he
should utter warnin;. that compiled
tons probably were not yet over, an,i
must be met by heroic measures lie
shid that he had considerable faith
in the plans OF General Reyes for the
reorganization Of the Mexican army.
and thought Erea; Importance should
be attached to these, In connection viii,
tho controlling Of 81 vast country. in
which insurrcction was likely TO per
Sist until tho strong hand Of the gov
crnment whether tho government be
hat OF Diaz or another should defeat
the rchols
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
RANDOLP MACON
STUDENT DROWNED
Loses Life While in Swimming
in Railroad Pond Near
Ashland.

n.
Ashland. Va, May lS.--liugh| Howard
Rutterworth. eighteen years of age. the
son Of AIR ard Mrs, II, *. Butlerworth
OF Dewitt, Dinwiddc county. a stu.
dent al kandolph Macon College. was
drowned in Raiiroan or Bowlcs pond
about two miles above Ashland lata
this afternoon, while in swimming
With three friends nil Randolph Ma 7
con students IN company with vest.
lev Childs, Carl McybcrE and Webb
Miuyette young Butterworth went ia
tho pond this afternoon. lie WAS just
lea rnins TO swim. but vcntured 10 "a
out alone to stump in the middle Of
the pond. He reached 1t in safety, AMI
WAS abou, halfway hack when he call
Is put out To 20 TO his rescue. and
reached him. hu, after struggling with
tho exhausted boy for several mo-
mcnts they were forced TO let him go.
10 save their own lives.
The water where The hoy went down
Is probably thirty or forty feet IN
depth. and there have heretofore been
several drownings in This pond. wliich
is resardad as being OF very
trcacllorour nature. - H
DR.. Blackwell. president OF the col
| lcge. other members Of the faculty
and large number Of the students
went to the scene Of the drowning
when they heard of the sad occur
| renee. and spent several hours there
In the effort 10 locate the body. II
| had not been recovered nj Il late hour
I tonight. The fathcr Of The dead
! youth Nas at once notified, and he
left Dc".tt Immediately in a motor
car for Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19

society was ready by Raw. j. NJ. Robe
son. This showed that receipts this
year were less than last, and expendi-
lures greater. I
The committee on new parishes mads
a report through Rev. i. w Ware, re-
commanding the establishment VI a
new parish in Fairfax county. and that
application 10 divide st. Thomas Par
ish. in Orange county. be declined.
Rev. c. W. Cowling read the repor,
from the Bruce Fund ~
At a service held al 1870 A. Nj an
address was made by Rev. S. Rcge.
Tyler. of Richmond
Council convened 1T $50 With, devo.
tional services i'm charge OF Rev. w. Ii
Burk hart, The sermon was preached
by Rev. Robert c, Massie, OF Richmond
big missionary service was held
Tonight Medical Missions in china .
was discussed by pr. Claude Lee, and
Forward Movement and Mppprton-
mcnt" was treated by Rev William
Meade Clark, D. D., OF Richmond
\ large amount Of business is to be
transacted before the final adjourn
ment Friday afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19

Washington. May Ex-senator Craw-
ford, OF South Dakota. brought 10 an
end to-day Il two-hays' set speech in
opposition to reciprocity. Il was the
first studied philippe against tile pro
posed trade agreement with Canada,
which the SenaSor denounced as tend
ing 10 transform the country into a
nation Of urban lie by driving agrl-
cultnrists to tho cities from farms
made Improbable by the competition
of cheancr products from Canada. The
agreement, he said, marked a serious
epoch In tho history OF the country he
cause. in his opinion. II threatened its
trade policy tina, had made tho farmer
prosperous. Immediately on his con
Guiding, the Senate adjourned until
Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
RELIGION NEEDED
IN HIGH PLACES
Preacher Points TO Recent Elec
ton OF Corrupt United Fl
States Senator.
States Senator.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.

Speclal TO inc IlineS- l)lspat ten. af..
Jack sonville, Fla., May lS.---The
Southern Baptist Convention began
the day by raising, in fifteen minutes.
over $4,000 for The students fund at
the Louisville Seminary.
In the discussion OF the Sunday
school board 1t appeared that under
an order OF the convention, the board
already has published thiriy-two
hooks, of which over 10000 copies have
been sold and Of the now hymn book
10000 copies.
The board has opposed the teach
Ing found recontlyatn books ons child
life that children came into the world
members Of the Kingdom of Heaven
The motto OF this board Is more Sun
day schools larger Sunday schools,
better Sunday schools. The climax
OF the morning session came with tho
convention sermon by Chas. Sturgeon
Gardner. VIZ
lie protested against merely saying
There is no question in social or
political HE which is beyond the reach
ana power Of the Kingdom of God"
ne said. Political and commercial COR
porations can and must he brought
/! under the power of the Kingdom OF
COD Remember the immoral decisic ms
! IN highest quarters OF late. Sec the
I senate OF the United States voting in
man who had bought his place. Our
churches should not run from tho
| slnms Of our cities. They should stay
| IN these quarters and build our mis-.
sions on the boulevards. In Gods namo
let us give Christianity a fair test
~ the afternoon session. the COM
| inittee appointed In Baltimore on tho
| matter OF graded lesson helps report
! cd that thu International committee
/ had arranged for such notifications as
IN inakethe series acceptable to South
ern Baptists.
The board OF trustees OF the Louis
vile Seminary elected eighteen new
trustees this afternoon. The four from
| Virginia are: William Eilyson, Rev
! W. " Savage. Robert Frazer and Rev
~. L. Hicks: II
/ Tonight, the I.aNmen's Movement
/ was considered The report was read
by ! Harry Tyler, OF baltimore DR.. u
L Henderson. OF ,yirginla- also spoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19

.ake. rut .un in convenient form FOR
hocKe, or hand bag. II has been found
TO relieve dyspepsia, Indigestion, heart
pufii' SOUR stomach and other troubles
81 INC digestive organs. Relieves quick
~ and naturally.
II yon'rc not willing to TN 81.
GESTir on your druggists cuarnniv
WNriie I" The Digesiit Co, Jackson.
MISS they vii send YOU :, conpon
or which Your druggist will deliver
70 YOU frll size 30 cent package Of
l,'it'ESriT without charge TRY II to-
cay You can't lose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
HoILywoop cisMt;rENY coMrANr.
TO the Public

On account OF the loose and unbe-
coming manner In which many persons
visiting Hollywood Cemetery on Sum
days, forgetting or not apprcciating
tho sncredness Of the place. and the
crowding around the graves during
Sunday burials, the authorities of flol-
lywood Cemetery Company ind it
necessary TO restrict the attendance
al the cemetery on Sundays
on and after Sunday, May 81, 1911,
children under the age cf hftocn G5)
years will not he allowed In the
grounds unless attended by their pa
rents or guardians. who VIII be held
responsible for their behavior.
Visitors 10 Hollywood Cemetery are
respectfully requested not TO gatlier
around the graves Sundays, or any
other day. during the burial services.
This request Is so reasonable and
proper that II needs no explanation
from the authorities OF the cemetery.
Lot owners who desire TO visit their
lots In Hollywood Cemetery on Sun
days IN a carriage Will please make
application for permit during the
week, end not wait until Sunday to
do So
B. G. WHERRY.
i 5'S 9, President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
DEATHS

~ noon yesterday. at
the residence Of his mother. lO2.
West Grace street. El.LEY BLACK
BURN RuNYOS, son OF Dr. Emily g.
Run Son.
N.Y. on SATURDAY.
SADLER Died. al his late residence
320l Lawson sweet. Swanshoro May
$. at l;IO o'clock. MIR. r. b. SADLER
IN The eiGhty-siNth year OF his age.
Tie leaves widow and four daugh-.
ters-Mrs 4 WI Vaughan, Misses
Hattie. Ada and Eva Sndlcr.
The funeral VIII ,ake place TO.
DAY from the Weatherford Memorial
Church nj o'clock. No flowers.
FULLER Died at Retreat for Sick
THURSDAY, May is, at $50 a Nj
KoBLEY F. FULLER. in tho thirty
hrst year OF his age. He leaves D
wife. susie Madison Piiller. and three
children
Funeral from late residence. SIS
North Twenty-sfcond Street, THIS
fFrtdnyD AFTERNOON al :, o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
GOOD BUSINESS
PROPOSITION
Your Money Back if Digestit Does
Not Relieve Your Indigestion
or Dyspepsia.

All the local druggists have a
supply Of DlGEsrlT. the new. suaran-
teed remedy for stomach troubles. They
have instructions to refund your money
n you are not satisfied that I.DlGEsTII'
helps you. MA.
Buy DlGEsTIT with tho distinct I'm
outstanding that you Will come back
TO the druggis, and demand your
money back if ii does no, make good.
DIGEsTlT is a simple. harmless
remedy. containing no harmful drugs
or narcotics. Small tablets. easy to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
FIGHT OVER CARDS
S!rians tiave Pnrt,, Which Ends With Cut
ting OF Three Men

ting OF Three Men
After tho due; had clsateu and the smoke
Of battle haG roliad away three members
~ syrian party held ia.t nigh, a; 100: u
EaAi Main Street. were found TO have been
wounded isere ~ less seriously In tho con.
hiet. and Policemen Bradley. cafnpadonico,
i:ee. MeGomai uai Donovan look a hand in
the fe:tiylt;cF
John Lewis. Mix Brown and loo Mose.
were az! badly cut, aud mad 10 he treated
b. DF. thurman. %; the clty 4inbulanca corps.
Thomas. M,le Brown and Ionn simon weT.
sworn out. and they wcIc arrested. charged
~iih 'e!on!, y Warrant was afro issued
against william Moss. another inemtc. 81
the rart!
The sy.ianz had been INDUCING in a carl
game. NTH "lnt on tn. side .iiteF mid :
nigh, tho real run started aud knives en-
ieied lRto ;he gam, with disastrous results
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
NQUESTIOn
ACT OF ASSEMBLE
Times dispatch Bureau. "
100 North Sycamore Street.
Hninrshurp Va Nur

The question Of the constitutionality
of the act or Assembly OF 1914 au-
ihorizins the court on motion OF the
Eoard Of Supervisors to increase as
seSsments on lands was raised be :
fore Judge Nest, in the Circuit Court
OF Prince George yesterday. The mat
ter came up on the protest of land
owner in the county against the in :
creased assessment on his property.
Is. Boiling Wilcox, of this city, wa
counsel for the plaintiff.
Tie question was not argued at
length. silhe court at The request of
Common wealIh's Attorney granted The
latter time in which To prepare and
ME brief. The question is an in,
teresting one, and as far as known
this is the first time 1t has been raised
~ the same time il may be said In,
courts In this section have passed upon
great many eases OF alleged under
valuations fixed by the land assessors
in the different counties which cases
were brought up by the Boards O..
Supervisors
Sudden Death of Old Citizen
A. S. Reinach. q widely known and
honored citizen. and for many. years
prominent merchant and manu-
facturer. died suddenly this afternoon
Al his home, corner OF Adams and Mar
shall Streets. of bronchial hemorrhage
Mr.. Reinach was in his SEVENTEEN year.
and was patire OF Germany. lie came
10 Petersburg when hoy Of hfgeen
Years. and had resided here ever since.
He was Confederate soldier, and
member of a. r. Hill Camp. and ii
/; Mason He served several terms in
the Common Council after the war. and
was man OF progress and devoted 10
the welfare of his adopted city.
Mr. Reinach's health had been deli
cate for some time. lie is survived by
his wife, two sons and two daughters
Samuel y. aud Aubrey Reinach. and
Miss Florence Reinach, OF this city.
and Mrs. Cora Shamberg. of San
francisco. Also by one brother.
lsadore Reinach. of this city.
Died Isl norfolk.
leslie Collier. well known and
popular citizen for several years con
nectcd with the New shirley Hotel,
died this afternoon in St. vincent's
Hospital in Norfolk. where he had
been under treatment Ills death re-
suited from hemorrhaGe Of the stoma eli.
! ilc~was about thirty years old aud Is
survived by his wife and one child
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
liottcnt slncc Issn.

Pittshllrg. Pa, Mav lS.--This was The
hottest May IS mere since 1850, ana
couplcd With the excessive humidity. il
Was swelterinc midsummer wen thoi..
E,ehiH-soven degrees Is tile announce
iinPht OF tho Weather. Bureau. but on
ne street unofficial thermometers reg
..lcreu over ~. and in some places ?5
seven deaths one saicide, were Iii
roctly attributed 10 heat prost, a,ions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
COPELAND NAMED
ON FOURTH BALLOT
CONTINUED From FIrst Fprc I,

lCohllnned From First Fagc.)
of the committee on Rible and Fraycr-
Book distribution society: Rev. Rober,
r. Masaie. that Of increase Of The min
'SlrN; Rer .lamcs w. Morris. tha, OF
special funds of the diocese REV. Il. Is.
Goodwin. on widows and orphans
funds. This showed that the society
had pai dmoro than 1t had received.
which applies TO the contributions and
receipts from the general fund Of the
church. -
Report on the statcmcn. OF tina
treasurer of the diocesan missionary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
blues In l,ntinlinn Drill.

Companies y, Il aud c. OF the Richmond
iilues took part in the fun dress battalion
parade at the armory last night The band
played rs fun part In The proceedings
The new Company D's dress uniforms have
not been fchlved, and II could no, take pari
In the parade.
Dancing followed the drill many Of the
wives. sisters and swccthearts OF The soldiers
being present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19

The committee recommends that all
inc reinforcement asked for he sent.
but not until the present debt on
our work is paid on. and there are
funds in our treasury to taks care OF
them and give tnem tools to work
with whea they no"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
BEAT.LAST YEAR
I. BY TWO DEGREES
Continued From l7lrs, Page,
NJ to loo. There was one heat pros,
tration,
t'our Dcuths IN ChIcnco.

Chicago, May lS.--F'our deaths re
suited here to-day from Tic excessive
neat, rho mercury touched 40 degrees.
ms afternoon. u record which until
this week. has not been reached so
carly for 36 years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
ADVERTISING TItAT ruLLs.

GLE ADVERTISING THAT PULLS.
We have men In our office who cam make
advertising copy fairly brlstlo. with selling
points. other men who actuafTy mink In
plctures." ESperiS1ce hns caught Them how
so produce ADVERTISING that viii "sot tho
busincss. Our organization is al your
Vice Advice free. ffn
FREEMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY. INC.
z. Mutual building.
Richmond. ~ tl..i. :. Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19

James Eiiiott. a small white bpy wss gun
ove: Is negro driysr at Filth ana I.eish
| Streets iasI nt5ht, but was Eot seriously
, nur'. isr nexip stcrpd his euSsy imnirhi-
a.ely and rendered every assistance IN hii
power. .L--i Lll--.- "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
Henry W. Ames.
roo cate for classification.

LOST. THURSDAY, EVENING, BLACK.
{ wach fob with gold medal and fra
icrnitY pin attached. Liberal reward
+ ifreturned to DIR. WILLIAM II. PAR
kER, 2a15 east Broad Street.
YOUNG MEN, WITH INTELLIGENCE
sand business ability Apply $3.50, IS.
NJ sham. MurnhY's Hotel Room Goa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
OBITUARY
llOhIcy Scobroni, nm,

H0hlcy ScnbroOk Fuller ts
vo anopiey se;br I,2 Fuller, thirty-o one
az the Retreat for the Sick. Uc va :
me son on Of Mrs. c. r Fuller, a0l6 Jeffer.
Mr., FULLER is survived By his Mite.
who was Miss Susie Madison: three
dren--Roblcy. .Ir., Martha and Dor
e eo, m tnree sisters-AIrs. T. Il. richard
A;shby. Newport News, and Miss 3iabrl
FULLER of this city, three bro thers.oJ
lanes FULLER, Pittsburg: ! Linwood
Ter. ST. Louis.
For the last several years he had
9old an imnortant position with the
9'rnith-Courtncy Company. 1
Elley blackburn Runyon
ElieN blackburn Runyon died at noon
o Wehhni s n;ota May Z ~ at the residence
1o22 West Grace street lntcrment vii iii
he in Lexington. Ky, tomorrow. -
atrs. Hester Ann Penton.
,y [iTinG;cial to The Times; Dispatch.l
w wilmington. y. c.. May 1S.-AIrs
Hester Ann Tenton. wife Of u. H.. Pen
! ton prominent business man OF this
city. died late last night of pncu
monio. after n brief illness. She was
q daughter Of j. IT, Allen, of Norfolk,
and sister OF Mrs. l.. IT. Davis, OF
Portsmouth. j. Allen. of Richmond.
and Mrs. f. Fl. Fechtig. formerly OF
Richmond. but now of Wilmihg ton.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
MrH. Elizabeth VI. Gioodc.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
stanton, Va, May tS.-Nirs. Eliza
beth NJ. Goodc, cighty-two years old.
widow Of Dr., william Fl. Goodc, native
OF Goochland. died to-day, leaving two
daughters.
Henry W. Ames.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
| Cane Charles Va. May iS.-Henry
". Amos. one OF Northampt most
prominent citizens. died at his home,
at Reeds Wharf early Tuesday Inter
| ment was made In Belle Haven Gene
| tory yesterday afternoon. He is sur
rived by Shts wife, three daughters
! Mrs. George =. Coulbourn. Mrs. s. II.
I! DuntoD, Mrs. s, +. Tudor-and one
son. George e. Ames. all of whom re-
| side in upper Northampton county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
Mothers
Friend

ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug-
gestions Of a helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
"BerrX,s for clothes,

Our game is 10 make i, ]
clothes that will stand r /
wear by real boys.
The Test comes with the first
game OF marbles.
Doubled re & ste d, SINGLE
breasted and Norfolk suits in
the New York styles; and for
the little fellows, sailor, Rus
sian and wash suits.
$3.50 to Si4.
Wash suits, 9sc to SIS.
Ron1per suits, soc.
4 Cauzey underwear, and thin
5
The lightest sort OF felt hats,
75c.
The Berry Oxfords for boys
are the cheapest S h o e S YOU
can buy because they are The
best.
III So 70 $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
10 vi y>QI
Mothers

NO young woman, III the JOY OF
coming motherhood, should neglect
TO prepare her system for the phys
ical ordeal she is to undergo. The
health Of both she and her coming
child depends largely upon the care
she bestows upon herself during the
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares the cSpectant mothers sys-
TEN for the coming event, and its use
makes her comfortable during all the
term. 1t works with and for nature,
and by gradually expanding all It's
sues, muscles and tendons, involved.
and keeping the breasts in good CON
dition, brings the woman TO the crisis
in Splendid physical condition. The
baby too is more apt to be perfect and
strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself for NATURES supreme
function. No better advice could be
given a young expectant mother than
that she use Mothers Friend it is a
medicine that has proven its value in