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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
SPEC.
BROOKLYN.

DAsOSAA~~~&N'
Schools closed Feb. 10.
Harvey Allen is very ill.
Mrs. Wallace Smith, who has been ill, is
gaining.
County grange will meet with Brooklin
grange Feb. q.
A. E. Farnsworth was in Augusta last
week on business.
Harry Cousins and Harry Bridges went
to Ellsworth Saturday.
Alonxo Carter, OF Naskeag, is around
with his gasoline engine saving wood.
The high school gave a supper at I. o. O.
F. hall Saturday evening. 1t was well at
tended.
Miss Alice Mills, teacher at Haven
school, left for her home in Brooksville
Saturday.
DR.. Gould, of Rockland, was in town
over Sunday, to attend Edgar Wells, who
is very ill.
Miss Alice Herrick is home from Blue
hill, where she has been teaching, accom-
panied by friend.
Miss Sadie Billings, who has been teach
ing at the Corner school, left for her home
in Biuehiil Sunday.
Sedgwick basket ball team played
Brooklin high school in the rink Saturday
evening Score q to q in favor Of Sedg-
wick.
The library has recently received do
nations of money from George Reed, OF
Reedville, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dix
Allen, of Ailston, Mass.
Feb. II. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
WEST sURRY.

Fred K. Saunders visited his parents,
Hollis Saunders and wife, Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Saunders will leave here in a
few days for North Surry to work for
Mrs. John Jellison.
An icicle six feet long and three inches
in diameter has been set up for flag staff
at the home of K. s. Leach.
Mrs. F. A. Moore has packed her house
hold goods to move to Ellsworth Falls.
She has sold her homestead to Albert
Willins.
Feb. 13, l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
PARTRIDGE COVE.

PARTRIDGE COVE.
Mrs. Ethel Eaton has returned home.
John Preble and family have moved to
Hancock.
Clifford Tinker, Of Northeast Harbor, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Edgar Springer.
Edgar Springer, with wife and children,
visited Norton Tinker and family at
Sound over Sunday.
Feb a. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
MT. DESERT FERRY.

s. J. Johnston is putting in his supply OF
ice.
Lewis Jordan recently received car
load OF wood from Nicolin.
Walter Moon, who has been suffering
with blood poisoning In his hand, is gain
ing
Everett Fowler closed q successful term
OF school here Friday. He returns to his
home in Orrington to-day.
Feb H. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
HANCOCK POINT.

c. A. Penney has gone to Bangor to visit
his son and other relatives.
Mrs. w. II. Phillips has gone to Sullivan
to visit her sister, Mrs. Farnsworth.
8. j. Johnston is better, and has been
out. His friends hope to see him driving
the mail again soon.
The Point school, Miss Sadie Mullan
teacher, closed Thursday. The pupils
were invited by the teacher to Q little
gathering at her boarding place at Mrs.
W. II. Phillips. Games were played and
ice-cream, cake and corn balls were
served. The pupils presented Miss
Mullan with some gifts, showing the love
they had for her.
Feb. Ii. e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15

TkOUbLE.
II had an acute attack Of Bright's disease
with Inflammation Of the kidneys and blad-
der, and dizziness" says Mrs. Cora Thorp,
jackson, Mich. "A bottle OF Foley's Kidney
Remedy overcame the attack, reduced the in
dammatioD, took away the pain and made the
bladder action normal. I wish everyone
could know Of this wonderful remedy" q. A.
PARCHER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15

The Barber-Shall l go over your face
twice? The Patron-les, il there's any
left.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
SPRAY.

Mrs. Mont Gilley, who has been very ill
Of grip, is out again.
John Walls, after Q month in Boston
and Medford, Mass, is home.
Ezra Lurvey and wife, OF Cranberry
Isles, have spent week with Mr.. Lurvey's
sisters here.
Seth Lurvey, who has been in the Bar
Harbor hospital three weeks, is home,
much improved.
Wilbert Lurvey, Of Mount Desert Rock
light, who spent two weeks with his wife
in Medford, Mass, has returned to the
Rock.
Feb. 13. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
Pa,lper Notice.

AvINS contracted with the City Of Ellis.
- worth to support and care for those who
may need assistance during the neTt Ave
year ana are legal residents llswprth.
ioroia an persons trusting them on nv &C.
oSat;nn % mere 10 plenty OF rsom and accom-.
NJ. J. DRuMMRv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15

BOOST! Ellsworth Food Fair,
Feb. 2O-25.
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OBITUARY.

That aye giveth His beloved sleep" is a
comforting thought to those who see a
brave spirit freed from pain and suffering
and entered into heavenly rest. Marie,
daughter of Capt. Emmons Sawyer,
and wife, passed quietly away on the
night of January q, after years of pa
1ient struggling against tuberculosis,
while every effort was being made by low
ing friends and skillful physicians to
save or proiong life.
Two years at the Hebron sanitarium
and seeming arrest OF the disease gave
hope of cure, but though the brave girl
followed every sanitary instruction and
gave the fresh-air methods faithful test
after her return home, the gradual de-
cline was noted with sorrow by all ex-
cept the invalid herself, who was ever
hopeful of recovery.
This gentle girl was possessed of many
excellent qualities of mind, a bright and
beautiful character, and from childhood
she was ever ready to lend hand in home,
social and church work. She was gem
eral fsvorite with young and old, and the
many loving attentions of friends during
her long illness were gratefully appreci-
ated.
The funeral was held at the home on
Jan. 25, within month Of her twenty
hfth birthday. Rev. Clarence Emery, OF
Charleston, a former pastor of the Manset
church, officiated. Rev. Mr.. Trites, OF
Manset, offered prayer. Floral tributes
were many and beautiful from friends at
Bar Harbor, Ellsworth and Bangor, be-
sides home friends. The interment was at
Mt. Height.
Feb. Is, SPRAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
visit to her niece, Mrs. James Baker,
of Taylorsville
Miss Sallie Jones will spend a few
Gays in Richmond next week.
Chase City Social News
Especial TO The Times-pispatch.

lSpecidi 10 Inc IlmeS-DiSpatch.1
Chase City. Va. July 22--Wallace
w. Ingram. of Danville. visited friends
here this week
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Gregory spent
some time at Buffalo Springs this
! week
Miss Wallace, of Lunenburg county,
is the guest of her relative. Mrs. Cora
Wallace, on Academy Street
Roy 7 Beazley spent a few days In
Green Bay and Victoria this week.
Dr. Picker. of the State Medical
Department. lectured at Town Hall last
Tuesday. Subject: "Hookworm"
Little Miss Gordan Saunders. who
has been visiting her aunt in Rich
mond, has returned home.
Eev f. T Higgason. OF Wyllisburg,
hlled the pulpit last Sunday at the
Baptlst Church for the pastor, Rev. H.
7. Williams. who was upon attendance
10 the Sunday school encampment at
! Virginia Beach
Miss Gnea Bigger is taking a vaca
ZION at Ocean View
Mrs Clarence Jeffress and children.
OF Greenville. $. c. are at the home
Of their father and mother. Captain
! Thomas u. Jeffries. on Main street
Charles w. Walden and family, who
! have been living here for many years
past left few days ago for Amelia
courthouse where they Will make
Rev. and Mrs. II. r Williams and
Norman II Williams who attended the
Sunday school cncampment ut Virginia
| Beach last week. have returned home
Mrs Laura Bigger is spending some
time at the seashore.
Miss Lizzie Hendricks. of Palmer
Springs. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George X. Gilmore this week
Miss Mary D. Burwel is spending
the remainder of the summer in the
mountains OF Virginia
James n. Bryson spent few days
in Boydton last week
Mr.. and Mrs Kennith G. Hayes who
! have been residing at oxford. ~ c.,
| recently returned to this place
Mrs. p c. Turrentino and son, Cam
eron, of Petersburg. who have been
+, visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Leo Allen. have returned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
ASSEMBLY WILL
/. Open THIS WEEK
First Conferences Will Be on
Laynen's Missionary
Movement.
tspecisl to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

Montreat. y. e. July 22-The opening OF
}he summer assembly OF tho Presbyterians
Of tho South for This season has been more
ereouraslng lay far than was anticipa ted.
even by those who had tho most sansuine
expectations. Every In the Hotel
Montreal was taken before the assembly be-
gun for the nrst time In tho history of the
Mountain Retreat Association early in tho
season The large number o. visitors rcSrc-
cent all parts OF the South.
The FIRST Of the conferences OF the as
sembiy Will be held this week, and will be
the conference of the Laymen's Missionary
Movement Rev Charles II. Pratt. one of
Movement. aud {. a. Rowland. secretary OF
tho movement in tho Southern Presbyterian
Church, Will direct this conference. and IL is
expected that the attendance OF laymen VIII
be larger than Mt any other meeting they
have held At Montreal This conference Will
continue for three days. and the program
OF each day will begin with Biblc study
conducted by Rev. Il. 6. Pearson. n D.. OF
Tennessee. and the mission study class Will
be another feature OF the daily program.
Conference of Leaders.
1t is well known among the laymen that
the purpose OF the conference is that the
leaders may get together, and In n delib-
crate manner consider tho "assemblys
plan The study of this plan viii include
Its reception on the part of the church. its
effect upon the whole Of the benevolent
work OF tho church. its advantages and it's
difficulties This plan relates to the man
ner OF collecting the funds for tho benevc-
itHVts OF me Cnurch especially. Inc report
OF special committee which hiss been APP
pointed TO secure data regarding tho hand
linc Of this subject IN the city church. the
mission church and tho country church Will
be heard with special interest.
Among the prominent speakers Eacured
for this conference are the following: Rev.
Esbert " smith. n n. Of Louisville; Rev.
= H. Ogden II. u. Of Atlanta; Rev r. o.
Flynn II D. OF Atlanta: Rev. Henry II
Sweets, u u, OF Louisville aud several
members OF the different executive commit
n ha
All OF the speakers a Montreal this sea.
ton Will not be Preshyterians. but other de.
nominations will be represented also. and
the practice Of Christian fellowship will lie
Emphasized. The sermons on sunday morn
Ing and evening VIII be preached BY Bishop
warren 4. Chandler. OF the Methods; Epis.
topai Church. South. and one Of the best
Known ministers OF that denomination
The six lectures OF DR.. Edgar j. Banks
who was for six years field director Baby
Ionlnn expeditions OF the University of Chi
esEo. are anticipated with special interest
These Will he lectures on archaeological
subjects, and the experience and proml-
neAce OF tho speaker warrant that they Will
ee interesting and Instructive
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Beaver Dam Social News
Especial to The Times -pIspatch

Especial TO The Times DIspatch.l
Beaver Dam, Va, July 22.-John
Reed and family have returned from a
visit TO Ocean View
Mrs. f. II. Terrell and two little
daughters. or Richmond. are the guests
OF her mother, Mrs. A c. Elicit
Charlie and James Hatch. of Hunt
ington. W Va, recently visited their
grandfather. DR.. James Hatch
Miss Velvet and Miss Turner have
returned TO Richmond, after spending
their vacation with Mrs. Joe Philips
Hancock Clough and wife, of Ken
lucky. recently visited his mother
here
Mrs John Mercer has returned to
Richmond. after visit to Mrs. John
Applebee-
Mrs. Smith. of Caroline. recently
visited Miss Flossie Sutton.
MIS- w. d. Terrell and two little
boys. of Richmond. will spend the
month Of August with her mother, Mrs
Joe Philips
w. l. Putney is visiting his home I'm
Buckingham county.
Mrs. Tommie Thompson and two lit
tie boys. of Frederick eurg. will be
the guests OF Mrs. l. l., Thompson dur
Ing next month
f. Terrell and little son. of Rich
week
T o Moss, Jr.. Is spending a few
days Mt Lindsay.
RAYMOND Moss has returned to Gov
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
AT THE SWEET CHALYBEATE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Sweet Chalybeate, Va. July 22-As
usual, bridge holds sway at this re-
sort. a large party was given in the
card room Friday morning. The prize,
silver deposit cologne bottle, was
won by Miss Margaret Price, of Mar
lington. w. Va. The second went to
Mrs. George Elton, of savannah Ga.
Saturday evening Mrs. E. a. Grant, of
Cleveland. entertained informally at
bridge, and the younger people drove
over to attend the dance at Old Sweet
Springs.
Monday was gala day for Sweet
Chalyoeate. Three large parties were
given. In the morning Andrew Price
OF darlington. w. Va. entertained at
bridge, Mrs. Grant carrying off the
first prize. large silver picture frame
and Miss Julia Culpeper, of Clearwater,
Fla, the second a pair of Chinese slim
pers.
In the afternoon Master James Dan
lei. son of Mrs. ]. II. V. Daniel of
Richmond. was charming small host
at bowling party. the occasion being
his eleventh birthday. The first prizes
boxes of candy. were won by Frances
Eakle and Bernie Coldeway; the booby.
also candy. was awarded to little Miss
Hester Lanning, after which games
were prayed and refreshments served.
In the evening a card party was
given by Mrs. E. a. Grant, of Cleve-
land. Ohio. Mrs. c. c. Street. of Hous-
ron. Texas. having made the highes.
score. was awarded first prize. q silver
ponoon dish. The second prize. an Irish
iace 1abot, went to Mrs. s. Cooke. of
Ala bama.
Numerous one and two tables of
bridge are given informally on the
motel Porches every day: also bowling
parties.
me pool and tennis courts are well
patronized. There are several expert
riders among the women.
During the season more than 2oo
guests have registered. and II seems
mat this is to be the most prosperous
joyed. en-
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ington.
Miss Kate Billings and nephew, of
Eichmond. recently visited Miss Ada
Clough.
Frank Johnson. of V P. 1. Is spend
ing his vacation with his parents here
Mrs. l.. B. Hall. of Highland Park
richmond. recently visited relatives
here.
Mrs King. of Richmond was the
guest of Mrs. James Hatch this week
Miss Alma Wall. OF Hanover Court
house. visited her brother here a few
days ago
Miss Broadus. of Peakes. recently
visited Miss ode Moss.
Mrs. Charlie Powell is the guest OF
Mrs r. l., Stratton. OF Staunton
Miss Alice McGhec has returned to
Richmond, after visiting Misses Vir-
gtnia and Blanche Thompson.
Miss Matte Houchins and Miss May
Philpots. of Richmond. recently Wis.,
tied Mrs. j II. Houchns
Mrs y. c. Elicit has returned from
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| have ever seen who looks like q healthy
human being. She is not OF tho wax doll or
professional type OF beauty. But she is n
handsome woman, or what in Scotland
WOULD be called bonnie woman.
II hear on every hand that she is a
Hhrd-ieatured' woman; the statement is d
ioeI. Queen Mary's features are those OF
a woman OF capacity who In her time has
bad frequent occasion to assert herself and
mas done so hrElly and to some purpose
To see her with her children, as / have
and to note her hearty laugh and the per-
rect confidence existing between mother and
sons, is all the proof needed OF her woria n :
Illness Remembering the tragedy OF her
slrlhood. 1t Is not to be wondered at tina
she shows something approaching contempt
Tor the sew-gaws OF society aud
Blu, l am wandering. II all the counsel
crs fail King George the Queen vii not fail
him. and II will be we'll for him II he gives
warning ear 10 her counsels"
The men who looked bes, and who were
dlsnihed and at ease everywhere and ali
the time oere the ancient peers. Their
robes made one think OF the Roman toga.
form OF dress 10 which men will one day
return"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
AT CROCKETT SPRINGS
Especial TO The ,r,,,a- ma,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
We'll Sioe NJ Springs. Va. July 22-rhis
donkev na pteasupe was opened win a
IN nonor Of little Curran Thrustnn a
testnd oi quests took part and con-
feII for the attractive prizes. wh!cn
Cwensooro. Ky: Miss Mildred Gia,,y.s
oi Roanoke. and Ben. LeComnts of
hlchmond. and George Jannay. or Snan-
Two ENJOYABLE events this week wsro
bhun pTf,agge party and a game OF fivo
The same of bridge was PLAYED
SSompte. Miss Bertha Leeds. DR. ShanINs
MMr. Ialant. Mrs Nolte. Miss DicIlson
Mss Brooke. Miss Martin and others'
Me- I ni iEa Tor women was won by
MISS RUBY Shaner. and the mems nrise
by Mr.. LeCompte 'i''o
among those who enjoyed the an,no
I p i've hundred We're Major aud Mrs,
Mrs. LeCompte. of Richmond ' nI,sn
Toite. OF Seduin. Tex: Miss Ethni
n9mas' Miss Shaner. of Lyncnbure
bmp the ~. Messrs Price. of Christians..
uCs, Inc prizes We're won by Nrc
L1,eCompte and Major Blake S;cnr,:o
i,odd, of Norfolk. Va: Miss Nolte 20
MISS Leeds drew for the consol;.tio1
NJ" Miss w Pm,h was was won by Miss Noits
SS hutn Thomas is the guest OF
me Misses Thomas at Beechwood Cot
Two automobile parties from uoa
noke spending the week end here. IN
I }uSa u Aiexander Nelson. f. Brooke.
Among the agreeable pcopIs who
nave arrived within the past few DAYS
nre Mrs " Lee Brand and Miss Ma.
ran strand of Salem. Gerald Brand
spent Saturday and Sunday with Ms
mother and sister so
r. Daily. of Chattanooga. Tenn.
spent several DAYS here.
MIS-. buchanan. of Suencer ub,> er,,.
some weeks here. left Wednesday,. 20
ieturn TO her home. where she eX-
pects TO entertain house guests Her
niece. MISS Margaret Spencer so en-
feared herself TO all who knew hnr
mat the vour set gave her FIRE
Well supper after the dance on lues
dav night '
major Flerce. Of Christiansburg
with his family and friends have hne =,
camping within this Enclosure for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
AT R0CKBRIDGE BATHS
IspeeIal q The Times- piapatoh ]

Especial 10 The Times Dispatoh.J
: Kockbridge Baths. Va. July % =
everything conseires to make the
DAYS pass most pleasantly at the Baths
The homelike restfulness which sur
rounds the place makes II an ideal
resort for those who would get away
from the mad rush Of society chill
dren find especial delight in the large
shaded grounds. and the days go by
all too quickly for them There is
swimming, riding, motoring and fish.
Ing. SO there is never a dull rnomant
for those who love out of door sports
Beautiful strings of bass and trcut
nave been brought in which were
sreatlv enjoyed by the guests
Mr. and Mrs j d l.. Dickinson came
over from Buena Vista in their cnr.
and after spendine a week. were ioin
90 by Mr.. aud Mrs. Bromley and Miss
BROMLEY The party returned to Rtien5
Vista SUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Howe, OF Lexington. Va
p, Eoekiand. Me-Miss Grace Arents.
,Fabyan: y ,H.-Mr. and Mrs w. I.
Chaplin, Norfolk.
Swamscott. Mass-Mrs. Mile. wosb-
burn. Mrs. G F. Winch. Richmond,
Magnolia. Mass-Mrs George W.
watts and family Durham. y. c.
Swamscott, Mass.-Mrs w. Lee
iran s1,Enn9: hohnoke F. c. jenkins. Win
The Summit. MI. washington, n. II.
ID, Howard. Lynchburg, MISS
Marie N Wells, Richmond.
roland, Me--Nr. and aIrs. T Al
Emerson. Wilmington. y q; Charles
p. Echols, West Point. y c.
watch Hin, Il. I.Mrs. Murray Boo
cock KeSwick. Va
Long Meadow. r. I-Mr and Mrs.
t. Wilson Mullen. Rosemary. n. G
Nhrra Sansett Pier. X. AIRS Walter
Blair, Miss Blair. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

amused old and young. Miss Amman.
OF baltimore, carried OF the lady's
prize. pretty souvenir of Elkton: p.
Latham, OF Alexandria, won the gem
tleman's and Miss Chancellor. OF
Washington. d. c.. got the booby's.
Miss Mary Taylor, of Alexandria,
arrived on Saturday. This is Miss
Taylor's eighth summer at Tho Elk
TIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

time honored confidence trick few weeks
ago VI. Lagnel made the acquaintance OF
a young man who called himself sognier
lie was anxious 10 act as agen, FOR 81 Lag
mel, ana declared that he would be able TO
Introduce wealthy clients
few days ago sognier introduced TO N
Lasnei wealthy friend" OF HE. whom
ne called NJ. chevaiier. Q. Clermont Fer
rand. who desired to buy a pearl necklace
Yesterday the two men called a. " Lag
neis Office in the Rue du Temple and VI
CheVal!er oelected necklace valued at y2s
Nv When about TO pay he discovered that
he had left his purse at hts hotel In or
der TO be sure that the necklace would not
be exchanged for another while ne was
absent in search OF the money, Chevul!er
asked II II could be placed in a sealed en- :
veiope. THIS was done, and Chevalier and
his friend disappeared
AS they tailed to return. the jeweier made
INQUIRIES. but could find no trace OF them.
ne then opened the sealed envelope and
found II contained imitation pearls worth
out Few francs. The thieves had oIeverly
substituted a second package fof tho one
containing the necklace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Concord Social News
Special TO The Tines-Dispatch

ESPECIAL 20 The Times-Dispatch.
Concord, Va. July 2a,-Sterling
Stratton and wife, of the epileptic
colony, were here Monday visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Ruby Price. Of Pittsburg. Pa,
arrived here Thursday to spend the
summer with her sister. Mrs. C. b.
Cress
Henry Anderson, of Lynchburg. spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Thes. II steele. of Brookneal Wis
tied his homo people this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
AT ELKT0M
tspccial me Tlmee.r,isnotc,

Especial To The Times )i spatch.l
Elkton. Va. July 22--Tho weather
is simply perfect: cool autumnal days.
followed by nights in which one
revels In tho delights of blankets.
Driving. riding. tennis. croouet makes
the day fly, and dancing and cards
carry far into the night
An Informal entertainments. called
"A ITO the Old Curiosity Shop"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
PRAISE FOR QUEEN MARY.
ono Ho!nl Person who Looks Like Health,
Human Being

IVoledsld 's+lulL oVL o. eiQno Irl9ads1
london July e-In the midst Of his todI
Gus abuse Of the King and the royal fam
lily, Kerr Hardie allows himself to ADM,
nnrl'cit fnith in the Queen.
confess he says, "to weakness FOR
tha' good lady She is the only royal person
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Fresh Country Butter, lib. Csc
3 plugs Reynolds SUMO Cured
Peach and other brands
Chewing Tobacco for. 25c
We are selling old Rye and
Corn Whiskey, quart. .... soc
Best Comb Honey, per pkg. i5c
10c bottle Root Beer, makes
gallons, only Sc
Concord or Square Brand
MiIh, Can .......... &c
Fat Spring Chickens, ID. .21c
Jello Ice Cream Powders, 3 for 25c
DelatoIr Ginger Ale, good as
imported, 10c bottle; per
dozen -.:............. .T.10
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. .18c
Good 4-StrinG Broom e. 49,. zoe
Is bars Forest City Laundry
soap. ......... .............. Csc
Bottled Beer, dozen .55c
Quart bottles California CIaret
Bib. jar Home-Made Pre-
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, large
bottles. .s5c
2 pkgs. SC Lump Starch Tor 25c
Branded Peaches, 2 bottles. 25c
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 3 for. 10c
Peanut Butter, jar &c
Quart jars Mustard loo
Beaufort Ginger Ale, dozen. 81. 90
Freezing Salt for ice cream,
peck 10c
Half barrel New N. C. Roe Her
ring, $500; or, per dozen. zoe
lbs. Best Lump Starch. 25c
Good summer drink-Waik-
er's Finest Grape Juice,
1-pint bottles, 23c; f-quart
bottles. ....... ...... 45c
Finest Bartlett Pears, in large
glass jars, two jars. =. Csc