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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10
RAILROADS.
| Southern Railway
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
", B.--Feilowing schedule figures published },
information and not guaranteed:
$40 A. M,--Daily--Local for Chssiotss. D1f-
ham and Raleigh,
lo;&5 A. M.-DaIy-Lin aitsd-Fnr al pcinfs
South. Drawing Room Buffet. Saseplns Car
70 AsheviiIe, ~ e.
500 P, MIX. Sunday. Local Tor Durham snA
intermediate stations
600 P. Me-. sunday-Keysvlls LocA
HAS P. M.~-Daiiy-~Limited for oil poiass
south. Pullman ready $50 P. M.
YORK RIVER LINE
+ 4.so r. " FIX Sun--To we.. Pc eonnsrtsnf
for Baltimore Mon. We'd and Fri.
500 A. Mex. Sun. and BIB P, M.-Moa-
Wed and Fn.-Locai to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: ESQ A. NJ. sos r. NJ. daily.
$40 A. M--Ex. Sun. Ia.55 r. M.--Ex SIN,
200 r. NJ.
From West Point $50 A. NJ, daily, l1:35 A. ~
Wed. and FIJI; ABS r. NJ. Ex. Sun
s. E. BURGESS. ID. P. A.
$40 East Main Street, Phone Madison 453
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SUMNER BOARDERS

Asheviil<, 4. C., 2,3oO feet above
sea level, climate delightfully."- cool
and tnvtgorating; So miles paved
streets; nne roads for motoring and
driving; golf. tennis and other amuse-
ments: illustrated booklet and hotel
list. Board Of Trade.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

re. halfsoye .aen's shoes, sec. ladies',
every pair sowed: best leather. no
nails. no pegs. Royal rubber heels.
25c.; Tread-Air rubber heels, 40c..
leather heels rebuilt like new. ssc.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE PAC-
TORY. 71S East Main. Phone Monroe
1867,
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HAULING.

Household goods hauted. stored, packed
and sst4ppea. Cali W. Fred Richard
son STORAGE l. TRANSFER DE-
pARTaiEST Main ard Belviderc
streets. Phone Madison Sf3 day
Monroe s4s night.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~. Observation-Disclosures Home, Ready
September 10. six rooms and cellar;
one square from car line; granolithsc
walk all the way, electric lights. etc.
See or phone WALTER. skf,l4AAF
Stop az. Westhampton. or 426 East
Broad,
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SOCIETY IN ASHLAND

Especial To The Richmond Virginian.l
ASHLAND. VA. July a.--The Ash
land Sunday School Association held
a session at Gwathmey Baptist
church to-day.
The pulpit OF Duncan Memorial was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10
Silent Statesmen Show Cases, Counter
Show Gases, Wall Cases, Wall Mir
rors, Glass Partitions, Counters, Counter
Stools, Umbrella Cases, Fixtures, Etc,
AT Auction.

We Will sail for D. Buchanan
for
WEDNESDAY H., A..
one
once Partition
b. delivered Mon
VIRGINIA Aucioneera.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Mr. r.. G.. Heaxley Wishes tn nm
noune~ that he has removed his shHe
remaining and suit cleaning establish
uens from goo Il Main street to No.
2 south Second streeH whore ne -
better equipped than ever BEFORE 20
s<rve hrs patrons. Phone Mcnro~
1874
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HOSE AND LAWN MOWERS.

See The Evans Hardware Company
before buying YOUR garden hose and
lawn mower: also screen doors and
windows. We will treat you ahso~
lutely right or refund the money.
800 w Broad street.
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STOVES.

See The Evans Hardware Company
before buying your range or cook
ing stove. We are agents for the
Jewel stoves. absolutely the best
stove made: at reasonable prices.
TOO w Broad street.
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FARMS CLOSE TO RICHMOND.
II Acres with Ruildinxn, Close to Ash
land. $500.

EANMA llsOSE M Mn tAN&VNO liz
II Acres with RuiIdinxn, Close to Ash
land, $1,000.
100 Acres Close In Electric aAd stesD
railroads, college town. schools,
churches; stream. orchard. cleared
land and timber. $500. Cash Terms.
Several Five-Acre BIocks. Fronting Ina
proved highway; In best neighbor-
hood. 9-10 of mile to Ashland. 1915:
SIS cash, balance t25 every three
months.
Two Fine Dairy and Home Locations,
highly Improved SOIL extensive i'm
provements. Particulars on appliea-
tions.
80 Acres With DailAingsJ Close 10 High
school. $4,000.
417-AeFe timber farm, rs aeres eultl-
waited; one OF the prettiest locations
In Hanover. 1850.
0eamttfal Hame with ~ Acres Attaeh-
~ improved farm land, Ano location
sto2ks crops ~ ~ with the place.
44,e 80 Oppxeei4nt a AeA1ANA. and
AK ~ COX 90, nc.
ISss N ~ n 5ss gi al
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Wants Wants
Want Ad. Rates.

One per word when paid in advances. No paid al
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract much less. Phon Madison 1883. and
Manager Of Classified Department. will call.
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Suburban Home

Handsome Nine Room Dwelling. con-
veniently arranged; furnace; all mod
ern conveniences. beautiful lawn,
with much shrubbery. Ia acres Of
ground. situated on Fourqurean's
Lane, between BARTON Heights and
Highland Park. One mile from city.
between two car lines. Five minutes
walk to either We are Offering this
property much below It's value.
RUFFIN Il SLOAN.
sos ". Main st.
Phone Madison 4s9l.
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Tuesday, July ! 1,l9ll,
at 1890 A. NJ.

We VIII Tor ioowi.s hann M
a
Bed Leather
FL
ROOM Bras-Eye Washstand Drssns
House inspection Monday to o'clock
of
Co.
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We send for POUR mattresses In the
morning. make them over like
new. return came day; let us send
for yours. JACOB UMLAUF. phone
Madison $685..
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$500 -H'--s s-.-s--iH=p-
Office Of
Office of
Superintendent OF City Water Works.
Room 1903. city Hail.
tetthIhoHo, va, July J., 1871.
sealed Proposals VIII Re Received MT

Richmond, Va. July !. Iatt
Sealed Proposals VIII he Received Mt
this office until four 40 p. NJ Fri
day. July H. 1911, for furnishing ard
erecting two centrifugal pumps, pip
ing and water meters. as per plans
and specifications on file In the ahoy~
Office. 4 certified check. upon SONS
National Bank. for five hundred
fs6000oe dollars must accompany
each bid, and bid must be made on
form furnished by this Office. The
Committee on Water reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals.
Envelopes con tanning bids must be
sealed, addressed to the COMMITTEES
on Water, contain the name and ad-
dress of the bidder and in the lower
left hand corner must be written
Proposal for centrifugal pumps"
For plans. specifications aud fur.
Their inform alton address
Fl f. DAVIS Superintendent
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RATS AND MICE.

I ean show you that can free
your horn of the waste. expense and
annoyance OF rats and mice. No
money in advance. Can show let
ters from prominent physicians. a
leading banker and doxens OF others.
Phone or write me. OTTO ORkIN,
Madison se46-J. sol Mutual Build
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Twelve-rom brick houses suitable Tor
boarders: also q mics store: chance
TO do rood mercantile business and
have = profitable boarding house.
r.. w. vENABI4E,
sss - q pikAvtllA KvA
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


bargains by schIueter Il Co. roem sti
Foster Building opposite Capitol
Square. Phone Madison ears.
West End. Three Recon- Cottage; ia.
and water. Price $1,000,
West End. Six-Room Detached Frame.
Rents for size Price si.aoe
West Fad Fourth Cottage. Rents
fer ssss price s7eb.
West End. Two six-Room Frame build
ing; rent Tor s2ss. price. $500.
broad street. Cerner Brick kte~e and
siy-roon fiat above: get busy IL you
want this at s2f.soo.
Vest End. Tive Three-Room Francs;
rent si1o per year. price. 81 ,eoe .
terms $500 cash. balance on long
time,
Tweaty- Reem Detached nriek. with
all city conventences, fine place for
roominx or boarding. price ss,eeei
terms, easy.
semi detached brick. modern lot z5x
le5. price $4,000.
100 Hiock East Main. Brick store sna
three-roE fiat above: bath and com.
bination lights. price 81 zoe.
1890 Block East Main. Two Brick
stores living room above. snap
at $4,000.
Nexs End. Two Six-Roem Houses. en-
Randolph Street. price Si.aSo each.
south Richmond. Four-Raom. Frame
cottage. corner lot. Soxlea feet. with
stable in rear; price, si,Soe.
West Fad F1ve-Roem Detached Frame.
with city water. lot .6xi2b price,
West End. six-Rocm. Detached Frame
lot gosIoe feet price se,sse
/ East End. Two TNre<-RoSm Frame
cottages rents si4& PER year; price,
sl,-po.
frame, detached, IN Al condition; lot
esxfa3. price sf.s8a, terms s1en cash.
balance on time.
frame, bath and gas; tease 70 a good
tenant at *lse per year price sl,soe
North Havrssan street. Tweive-Reem.
semi detached brick. two bath
rooms, will make a lovely home at
$500.
North Firth street. Fourseen-Reom.
semi detached brick modern price
$500.
West End. Eyame store, Fear hviax
rooms above. and four-room cottage,
lot soxlso; price $4,000.
Three-Ecena, Detached Fronae Cottage;
rents $si year, price 1878. on easy
f. terms. Ssff y~'sas@s r. .s*t - 500 10
1910 HECK West nraad, Drtek store.
with sis-room fat above, lot sex1so;
price Sill .eoe.
Bulldinw Lots. Fifty Feet an the West
side of the Boulevard: within dfts
yards of the lake: price $40 per foot
20 Feet ON Floyd Avenue Corner of
West street, price sss foot; lst
feet on Cary. corner West. price sse
a foot; TAT feet on Main street, cor
| nor West, price $2s q foot. rs feet
on Grove Avenue. between West and
, on 400 block West Broad at $1,000
1 a foot; 1856 feet on Main street. cor
ner Shepard as wh3le $50 n foot
a. feet on West Stfcet. Between
Hanover and Stuart. price $50 foot.
Building Lots, % Feet On Ashland
street. near Randolph. Sl2.50 q foot;
es feet. 100 block west Moore ST.,
/ s14,oo a foot; 1855 feet. 100 block
] Brook Road, SIT foot. rs feet on
Ehaifin street. near Cleveland street,
| sS5 foot; l20 feet on Magnolia Ave-
4 nue.. corner Of Oak Street, Highland
I Park, price IS a foot.
/ For Quick Results List Your Property
] for sale or rent with SCHLUETER IL
CO. room 3I1 Foster Building. op-
posite Capitol Square. Madison 6316.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10
LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court of Henrica county
in vacation. the LIST day OF July
Tuckahoe 4 James River Railroad Co.
VS..
william NJ. Barnum. Trustee, and other
unknown parties"
Condemnation Proceedings. Order.
Ii appearing to the Judge OF this
court that the Tuckahoe & James River
Railroad Company has filed Its petit
ton in condemnation proceedings IN
the clerks office OF this court, In which
petition II Is alleged that w. NJ. Bar
mum. trustees, IL . non resident Of this
state. and 1t In further alleged that
certain parties having an interest 10
unknown TO the petitioner. it is there
fore
Adjudged. ordered and decreed that
the said ". NJ Barnnm, trustee, and
any and all persons In any wise In
terested in the property sought to be
acquired by the said ruckahoe a
James River Railroad Company, as
set out and described in the petition
once Of this court within fiftecn tia)
days after due publication of this or
der and do what may be necessary Tor
the protection of their interests In and
| about the property as described IN
said petition.
And it further appearing to the cour.
| that there Is no daily paper published
| in ths county of Henrico where the
property sought to be acquired Is To-
| Gated. the court doth designate This
Richmond virg!nian, paper publish
cd in the city of Richmond. az the
! paper In which the notice OF these pro-
cecdirgs, and the advertisement there
OF. ~ required by law, shall DO In
| serted.
Judge
The foregoing order waa received In
the once OF the clcrk OF the Circuit
Court OF the County OF Henrico on this
1st day OF July. 1sll. and entered A. q
vacation order.
Testss SAMUEL r. WADDILI>
Clerk
Munford Huntoa. Williams and An
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FOR SALE

Top HuHgy. A4Ss Runnbout. 44Si Sur
rex. tTs one phaelon. rubber tires
one second hand trap. $50, also nlre
stock of huggses and rnnahouts at
reduced prices. THoS. II. DUKE Il
CO. s04 Brook avenue
For sale. Second Hand Knax Anso-
mobile four seat, perfect condition.
Wil sell at bargain far cash, J,
r. ELpPT0N All North ggth st
For sale. seeoud Hand .a-foot speed
launch with or without engine Good
as rev. VIII sell cheap for cash
IF t,LOpToS. s1f ". seth -.
For sale, Nice Lot Of Large squab
breeding pigeons Owner wishes 10
leave town. VIII ssn cheap for
eash. J. r. CLoPToN, AL \. 3eth
street.
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REAL ESTATE.

NortAsids Piace Lots.a-Neautiful Lot.
on Virginia and Northside Avenues.
grandolithic sidewalks, shade trees,
electric lights. phone. etc. new
houses being built, only twelve min
utes to Broad Street. Prices, S125
\ lot and up Small cash payment.
Ii, Only few ieft. To sec property take
Highland Park car and get Oft First
Avenue and Front Street. Highland
Park. only two blocks west or car.
Salesman on ground. W. Il. PUR-
CELL. JR.. CO. loo North Eighth st.
e90O VIII Purchase Nice Lot. % feet
front. Small cash payment. w. f..
PURCELL. JR. CO. 100 n. Eighth
p street.
p515 Will Furchase 1--WE Nice Lots, 80
feet front. granolithic silwaiks
and other improvements: southside
Avenue W. L. PURCELL. JR., CO.,
& 100 N. Eighth Street.
pa60 WllI Purchase Two Mise Lots, 80
fest front. 0randolithic sidewalks;
Park car line Small cash payment.
w. r. PURCELL JR. CO.. 100 North
Eighth street
Last Year Property For Sals Or Rent
with w. Il. PuRCEL4I4 JR.. Co. 100
II North Eighth street.
60 WA FursnaSs nice Lot, Fiftl
Nh avenue. Choetnut HUI s30xl tQ: easy:
+ terNa2 =. HunCNIl4 JR.. CO..
9;a le&ftA lqanth assset.
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PERSONAL

LADIES' TAILOR
lhas. Fisher Wishes TO mnnouare to his
patrons and ihe general public tflat
on aud after August ista. he VIII De
located at 500 H. Grace street. Dur
inE the remaining period al "a
North Third street Great reduc-
tons are being made on ladies tail
cred suits.
Owe or Mere Boys, Living In the Ne~f-
ern part of the city, wanted to de
liver the Morning Nirginfans Apply
at the yirxfutan ossce, Governor and
fsp~S streets. CITY.
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arm

1ss acres ~ nice Hanover dirt
fenced and cross fenced. with large
orchard good mouse ana Barns. Ia
miles OF Eiierson Station, including
crops, tools and stock. and implements.
furniture and possession at once. only
$4,000: $4,000 cash balance easy terms.
cAssELMAN& CO.
Headquarters for Farms
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1910 Diock West Droad, Brtek store
with sis-room fiat above. lot s6xlsei
price Sill .e0e.
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Poem, Detached Frome Cottage
rents $si a year. price 1913 on easy
6i l.ss
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Bullding Lots. Fifty Feet an the West
side OF the Boulevard within dfty
yards of the lake. price $40 per foot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10

| 50 Acres With DailAingsg Close 70 High
| school. $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10

417-Aere timber farn, ~ aeres eulti-
vateA; one OF the prettiest locations
In Hanover. $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10

est End. Fyame store, Fosr Avinx
rooms above and four-roon cottage.
lot 4oxlso; price $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10

20 Feet ON Floyd Avenue Corner of
West Street, price sss foot: lst
feet on Cary. corner West. price sse
a foot; 1a7 feet on Main street, cor
nor West, price $as q foot, IS feet
on Grove Avenue. between West and
Tiiden St. price SD foot: 81 feet
on 400 block West Broad at $1,000
foot; 1856 feet on Main street. cor
ner Shepard, as whdle $50 a foot
a. feet on West Stfcet. Between
Hanover and Stuart. price $50 a foot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10

narEa aims by Schlueter II Co. room "a
Foster Building opposite Capitol
Square. Phone Madison ears.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10

North Fifth street, Fourteen Room.
semi-detaehed brick modern price
s5boo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-10

For Quick Results List Your Property
for sale or rent with SCHLuETER a.
co, room 3l1 Foster Building. op-
posite Capitol Square. Madison 6S16.
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Munford. HuRtoa. Williams and An
oeru0ns y. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-26
The New Bord@red Cottoms.

sd of these handsome fabrics, many Of
11 which only recently arrived will disclose of the
A unique and beautiful designs and colorings in
troduced There is great variety OF voies, marquisettes
and batistes foreign domestic nspec
elegant materials will settle the question what
evening shall be made of produce
that appearance successful costumng these
DAYS.
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TARGET OF CRITICS
Official Acts of Mayor Joyce of
Mount Rainier Under Fire.
ALLEGATIONS AND DENIALS
Mayors Reelection Opposed and
Reasons Voiced at Public
Meeting.
pecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, April Is, 1911.
Mayor Robert E. Joyce of this place,
who is a candidate for reelection to that
Office, experienced the sensation last night
Of being the target for criticism by sew
eral who are opposed to seeing his ambi-
ton gratified. In response to notices
strewn about the town calling upon the
citizens and taxpayers Of the municipal
ity to meet in Potts Hall, nearly 200 res
idents and voters congregated In that
auditorium aud for nearly two hours lis
tened and apparently enjoyed a war of
words between the mayor and those who,
it is charged. are attempting to belittle
his administration. Aside from several
denials Of allegations made there was
nothing of a sensational nature in tue
proceedings. although upon several occa-
sions the discussion assumed rather heat
ed proportions.
Object Of Meeting.
The object Of the meeting, primarily,
tee appointed to audit the books Of the
town treasurer, Maurice e. Stallings.
The committee found the accounts cor
in the manner of keeping the books, hav-
ing found that there were no orders for
the expenditure Of money. The receipts
from May /, 1910. to April ii, 1911. were
shown to be $1,29e.12, while the expendi-
lures amounted to $1,031.O7, leaving a
balance Of $267 in the treasury.
The report being accepted, Charles NJ.
Mattingly, at one time corporation coun-
sci. took the floor and criticised certain
features of Mayor Joyce's administration.
and after proceeding at some length the
mayor wanted to know why Mr.. Mating
ly had reserved his critic.sm until within
q few days Of the election. The mayor
contended that Mr.. Mattingly was aware
of the alleged shortcomings of MS ud-
ministration during his incumbei,cy OF
the office of corporation counsel, and
intimated that he understood the object
of the criticism at this time.
Mayor Contradicts Mattingly.
The argument grew warm, when Mr..
Mattingly declared that the mayor had
stated to him that the bid of L. l.. Gray
to do certain street work in Mount Raini-
er was SO low that II was absurd to Sc
cure any other propositions. Mayor Joyce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-26
Claims He Was Ignored.

The councilman admitted that he had
made the statement and further acknowl-
edged. in reply to query by the mayor.
that he had proposed to submit an esti-
mate Of the cost of the WORK. but claim
ed that he had not been given an oppor-
tunity to comply with the promise The
councilman claimed that he had been re-
peatedly ignored by the mayor and other
members of the council.
Corporation Counsel Heron declared
that Street Commissioner James had been
derelict in the erection of certain cleo
trio lights on Bunker Hill road. and re-
ferred to that official as chief petty Of
ficer." He regretted. he said. that James
statement. He claimed that the erection
of these lights had been unnecessarily
held back for three months, and read a
letter from an official Of the contracting
company to substantiate his statement
When Mr.. James returned to the hall he
lost no time in declaring that the state
ments OF Councilman Proctor and Attor-
ney Heron were untrue. and he produced
letter from an official of the electric
statement that the lights were erected in
the regular course of business.
0berlin Expresses Regrets.
Stewart Oberin, who was defeated for
the Office of mayor by the incumbent last
spring, regretted that so much criticism
had been laid at the door of his success
full competitor for the honor, and thought
there was too much squabbling going on
when there was work to be done toward
town progress. He raised the question
of securing bids for the printing of the
towns financial statement. when matters
of this sort are left entirely to the judg-
ment Of the mayor and common council
The council appointed Clyde Fowler.
Charles Piggott and James d. Hughes
judges and Perry Boswell and Ralpt,
Smith clerks to conduct the election to be
held here Monday next between the hour.
of am. and Z pm.
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zoe to $I.75 the yard.
Domestic Fabrics.

The assortment Is unusually Complete
embracing everything that Is new and at
tractive. The makers have given especial
attention to their suitability for present.
day dress Lawns, Batistes. Crepes, etc,
up to the Reps, Poplins and Himalaya
Cloths for suits.
I2Hc to 38c the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-26
Special Display and Sale of
MEMS INTER- WOVEN HOSE.

o1 OW there who fancy wearing darned hose
Y y Very few No hose be mended to look right
lNV feel comfortable. Don't mended hose don't
have to- interviewer Hose require darning. They
made unusually strong where the yet they
heavy hose but thin and good looking fact they the
only thin hose that stand and practically
And interviewer Hose have the style and fit superior
style in Yet you pay them you pay
ordinary hose, which lack Interviewer quality and style
Shown in black and the popular plain coo-and color
guaranteed absolutely fast unique and display
of these Hose may be in mems street window
Price, 25c pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-26

John Good. thirty-dve years old, fore-
man In tho Angle quarries. near Hagers-
town, was probably fatally injured by
being buried under a mass of stone and
earth that cayod in upon him while UNI
dermining an 01bankment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-26
As one grows
old the bowels

2roVV less active. Some
then take harsh cathartics,
and their bowels harden. Then
they multiply the dose. Some
take candy Cascarets. They net
Il natural ways, and one tablet .
0ay % sufficient.
vsstDssass bss. 70 esnis-si dsut.sesrsa
yeepje Dsw ooo ulI1lea bsxes Dsaahly. -
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BIack-and-WhIt Fabrics.
The Black-and-W White Fabrics this sea-
son are as you already know, the most
favored combinations fashion has selected
The new weaves in Wolfe, Marquisette,
Chiffon Lsse. Satin Striped Grenadines
and st. Gall Swisses are especially at
tractiye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-26

An acquaintance extending over many
years matured Monday at the Monticello
Hotel. Norfolk, Va, in the marriage OF
Sheriff G. !. Turner Of Southampton
county and Mrs. NJ. A. Gray OF Frank
lin. Sheriff Turner Is seventy years old.