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The Dickinson press., 1911-08-05
D. INDUSTRIAL SHOW
OPENS IN BISMARCK SEPT rs

People do not generally realize the
importance or grasp the magnitude of
North Dakota's first Industrial Exposition
which is scheduled to occur at Bismarck
September 26 tn to October IL tn.
Heretofore the Depar ment of Agricul-
ture. under direction of Commissioner
Gilhreath, has each year carefully Sc
lected an extensive exhibit of the
states industries and resources this ex-
hibit has been displayed at land and
industrial shows and state fairs in al
parts of the country.
While the results of these yearly ex-
hibits abroad have been highly salts
factory. Mr.. Gilbreath conceived the
idea Of holding an industrial show in
North Dakota, in an endeavor to have
an absolute complete display and ex-
hibit of all resources-industrial anC
o'herwise-of the state so that the out.
side world may have an opportunity t.
see and know why North Dakota has de.
veloped into one of the greatest agricul.
tural states in the Union.
In order that the reader may CLEAN
some idea of the size and scope of tti.
exposition attention is directed to the
fact that more than $50, 900 will be re
co9nized and every resource of the stat,
will be portrayed. In addition to tn
extensive exhibits there will be demon
STATIONS of the very latest machinery
there will be interesting and instruct
i've lectures and several days of farm
institute work !; there will be a larg
range of entertainment for the visitor
at the exposition building. and in ad
The Dickinson press., 1911-08-05

city for some time with her sister Mrs.
John Berringer.
Engineer Sweeney has purchased,
through the Orchard Agency, the C. r.
Pendergast house on End. Avenue west
occupied by Trainmaster J.. H. johnson.
MIR. Sweeney has been living or a home
stead east of the city, for several years.
Rev. FIR. John Dignam was called to
Oakdale by auto on account of the death
of the nine months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Redmond Murphy who died
from spinal meningitis. The remains
were laid at rest in the Oakdale ceme-
terry.
The Dickinson press., 1911-08-05

dition to this the city of Bismarck.
through its commercial club, is prepar-
ing to entertain extensively during the
entire twenty days of the exposition.
great white way of electrical illumina-
tion will be installed: there will be
civic and industrial parades, free street
acts and carnival features. ball games
and automobile races and minor sports.
The railroads of The state, realizing
the benefits to be derived from an ex-
position such as planned for North Da-
kota, have offered to transport free of
charge, all exhibits and premiums. and
will do much toward giving publicity to-
ward the event and making the exposit-
ion a thorough success. Leading manu-
facturers. wholesalers and jobbers of the
Northwest have been liberal indeed in
premium donations lin addition to the
vast array of manufactured articles and
machinery which will be given away to
the successful exhibitors. hundreds of
dollars in cash premiums will be a.
warded.
1t is up to the people Of North Dakota
as a whole to cooperate in making this
the biggest show along industrial lines
ever attempted in the Northwest. 1t is
the first big show of the kind ever held
in the state and its success is assured.
Every Country should have a complete
display of it's resources and industries ;
business men and commercial bodies
are urged to take an interest in the COM
ing exposition. and see that their local
district is represented with a good ex-
hibit . This exhibit will do much to
improve land values and to advance the
industrial and agricultural conditions in
North Dakota. and to stimulate state
pride. Every good citizen should make
it a point to boost for the exposition.
September 26 tn to October 16 ill.,.
The Dickinson press., 1911-08-05
LOCAL NEWS

When you want Zenith coal call 154.
7-8-tf
c. B. Hanson sells farm lands on easy
terms. 2-II-tf
Second hand oil and gasoline stoves al
ThOmps0n's. 6-17-tf
Phone ~ when in need of ice:
Carroll Bros. 4-22-tf
See the new Fall and Winter Suitings
and Overcoatings at the Pantorium.
8-5-p
For special cement work see VIM. !.
Noggle. Walks for the yard, basement
and special we'll curbing. 7-15-tf
Clean, efficient work-that's why our
business grows. The Mitchell Barber
Shop, Thomas Nottingham, Prop. 2-25-tf
Money to loan on farm property.
Three, five and ten year terms. See
Dickinson Land & Loan Co., or Louis
Petricka. 1873 tt
FOR SALE-Model F Buick in good
running order at the very low price of
5000 90. Call or write Dickinson Motor
Car Co. 7-22-6t
Sheep to let. For particulars address
Box ST., Dickinson. 1922
Why not let NoEgle Bros. furnish you
indestructible we'll curling and perfect
filter 8-5-tf
Otto Slender of Belfield spent a few
days in the city the first of the week.
Mrs. P. F. Birmingham and sister,
Miss Anna Clowski. of Beach arrived in
the city Tuesday and will visit a week
at the home of Ed. Partridge.
Albert Stewart of Bassano, Alberta.
Canada, who is spending a week al
home, states that crop conditions in
their ~neiehborhood are of the best.
Mrs. William Engelter of Hebron and
Mrs. B. H. Neumayer and son, George
of Mitchell, South Dakota. visited Mrs.
Frank Lish the first of the week.
NeIs M. Nelson of Zenith was a plea.
SAINT caller at this office the last of the
week. Mr.. Nelson has farmed at Zen
it'll for five years and this year has 80
acres of fair fax and good potatoes.
large enough to use the middle of July.
Mrs. Charley Falk left Sunday for thu
Twin Cities, where she will visit he
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. A. F. Magnuson,
and other relatives. Mr.. Falk will fol-
low in about two weeks and will return
with his wife about the end of thu
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

Ella and Nancy Jordan. Carrie and
Elizabeth johnson. of Rescue, Va );
lnogen and Pattic Jordan, OF Norfolk,
and Margaret Denty. of Washington,
y. c.; Carroll Bounds, Of New York !;
Lewis Whalen, of Philadelphia; Reaves
Haynes, of Richmond: Gus Mildly, Joe
Baker. Ernest Barnes Sykes. Walter
Stott Cliff Dickson, Edwin Jones, NJ
e. and L. NJ. Jordan and John Parker
Aiumnne Luncheon. T
Miss Mary Johnston will address the
Woman's College Alumnae Association
on May 81, at their annual luncheon.
given in the Jefferson Hotel. Her sub
joct viii be Just Women" A num-
Dor of alumnae of the Womans College
from all parts of the State will come
to Richmond for the luncheon, which Is
always bis event here every spring
Decora tons will be in the college col.
ors. and the alumnac who attend have
the privilege of bringing their daugh-
ters to this luncheon. number OF
toasts will be made and responded to-
and several new and pleasing features
will be introduced this year.
Entertnins Bridge Club.
Mrs. Boyce D Booker entertained
the Wednesday Bridge Club al her
country place, "Falrbrook." last week
After luncheon was served the guests
played bridge at tables set out on the
lawn. and prizes were awarded to Miss
Louise Ramsdell and Mrs. John Mowry.
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several weeks with their nuptials and
functions incident to the big church
weddings that have 50 interested the
smart set With the month of brides
not quite TWO weeks or, and the num-
her OF big church affairs that are
schedtsed 20: take place then. society
has'.'reiha1ned conspicuousiy at home
and was much In evidence al informal
functions last week.
Dividing the honore with the bride
and her maids and ever interesting
trousseau. is the college graduate, who
also is attended with lovely flowers.
beautiful frocks and adniriRg rcla-
uves In some OF the big Northern coll
lcges 2. mere man. SO 1t has been said.
has put the spider In the dumping OF
these young girls by putting a ban on
trains and anything but the simples,
white frocks al commandments, which,
of course. is "A long sad tale to the girl
with whole trunkful Of the pretty
things. 9li
ATeirs or Inst Week.
Mrs. ]. y, Vaughan was hostess at ii
bridge luncheon at the Country Club
Of Virginia on l,Siday. Luncheon was
served at small tables decorated II
pink and white peonies
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin C. Laird enter
tanned at dinner on Thursday evening
at their bungalowIin Chesterfield Bas-
Hc's o. Seilo" roses, ceuSht with yell
low ribbon. and lighted candles decorat-
ed the tables, which we're s.t In tn
dining room MIR and Airs. Laird't
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. arthur
scrtvenor, Mr.. and Mrs Young. Mr.
ana Mrs Malcolm Bruce. Mr.. ana Mrs
Reed Mr.; and Mrs Wherry, Mr.. and
Mrs William Habliston, Misses Amy
Werth and Elizabeth Selden, Coleman
WORKMAN and John pinder. IF
Chiidren's Party.
Mn and Mrs John Landstreet enter.
tanned at Il perfectly charming lttl.
folks party OH Thursday afternoon in
honor OF their small daughter. Quincy
Aandstreet. ct their estate "Ilildee
Farm" near Richmond About seveaty-
I'VE Of the fashionable little poop,, OF
X Richmond were Invited and were mel
at the car with great wagons plied
high with straw. In which they wef.
conveyed 10 the lawn Of the Land
street place. There was q Lemonade
and candy booth with regular pink
lemonade and sure enough sypsy
who told the children all sorts Of loye.
y things about next Christmas ard
distributed souvenirs in the shape OF
beads and bracelets and brooches ,
hockey pokey wagon distributed lie,
cream and games amused the childrsr
Until late in the afternoon.
Leaves for Washington.
Miss Anne Lindsay Lomaa, who hs,
fsen the guest of relatives here .o
the past several weeks left saturda,
1or her home in Washington MS
LoInaz has been much entertaines
visitor here, and was guest OF homo
at numerous functions given recent,
either at the Country Club Or priva 4
houses. Judge and Mrs L. l.. Levi
whose guest Miss LomaS was for tn
past ten lays entertained At a sinai
i Idinper on Friday. eyaHing IN her hon 0
Ihna.1oEssSeyersI : ralyf. ptt1cers nov i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

The reason for such drop Is simple to elmcrcly the
backward season Of manufacturer who closed
at price rather than hold them longer Materials Of marqu
settle and voe with colored embroidery round high
kimono sleeves skirt trimmed match semi Empire effect
colors, blue roro, lavender rose and old blue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21
Roanoke Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Roanoke. Va May 2o-The Monday
day afternoon by Mrs George Van
Lear Those engaged in playing we're
Mcsdames Edward Green. ]. D. Hohbie.
ST., 4. ~. Wilson, D. w. Flickwtr, John
son. j. c. Davenport, George Van Lear.
S. p. FERGUSON, Misses Critz and Mar
tina Trout. Next Monday the club
will be entertained by Mrs. John
Trout.
Mrs. Beverly Mercer Hartman, who
has been spending the past two months
IN Richmond. has returned to her home
here. ai8
Mr., and Mrs. Raper. Of Max
The -veranda of Rockbridge Inn. with
its beautiful view of the city and SUR
rounding country and mountains. is
Ties. Among those dining there last
week We're Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Newton,
Mr. and Mrs Ed Tlnsley, Miss Rose
frinslcy and Miss Rathvon. of Virginia
College. Judge n. H. Hairston, r. Fl.
wins and IL. III. Smith. of Richmond.
Mrs. IL. M.lDarnall, accompanied By
Miss Sally Gravely. Is spending a
few days at Hot Springs.
guest or Miss Allstine last week.
Mrs .lohn Wallace has returned to
her home at Liberty. after delightful
visit TO her sister, Mrs. j. D. Hobbie..
Mrs. John Antrim has returned home
after Il pleasant visit In Richmond.
Miss Gertrude Painter. of Marion is
THE guest OF Miss Allstine.
Miss Winnifrcd Campbell, after a,
delightful visit here. has returned to-
her home IN Pulaski.
Mrs. Clifton r. HUFF left Wednesday,
for PocGhontas, to visit after which,
she will go to Yellow Sulphur Springs
to spend the summer.
Mrs. ". a. Gaily. OF Canton, c., whc
has been Tie guest OF her daughter
Mrs. +. l.. Patterson has returned
home.
Mrs. Il. I1ooge and her small daugh-
tber have returned home aI,er a pleas,
ant trip TO Ohio "a, - l II
Miss Margaret Mehagon.4 OF Rich!
mond returned home with Mrs Robert
|. Buckner and Miss Dorothy Buckner,
and will be their guests for some time
Mrs. w. e. Wonack is IN Keysvllle
to attend the Hodge-Prddy marriage
DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Draper. of Logan,
WA, and MIR. and Mrs. ]. A..
Vaughan. of Narrows, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Vaughan, last week
q After an extended trip abroad. Mr.
and Mrs.-A, B. Hammond have re turned
home '5S 81 Fl. }s si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

Marshall Streets. dur' ing the session
OF the CHI Ids Welfare Conference at
the Mechan cs Institute on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
The tables will be decorated with vase
of roses. t
Features of Mrs. Thurston's Commence
ment.
Among the spectacular features Of
the Richmond School OF Expression
commencement TO be held on Monday
evening. May. %, at tho auditorium of
the Jefferson Hotel. will be tam
BOURNE drill in gypsy costume by the
members Of the half-practlcal class.
and will be led by Misses Lucille Reame
and Florence Kidd The members OF
the children's class, dressed to repre-
sent violets. will present an illus
trated song. and the Arion Quartet.
Miss Gladys Martensteln's Miss Agnes
Cowardin. Mckenzie Quarles and
James Whittet. Will render several
musical selections. Admission is by
invitation only.
Lakewood AssociatioE.
There will bean important meeting
OF tho oakwood Association at 3l2
North Twenty ninth Street on Med :
nesdayi May "a, at half-past 4 o'clock.
All members o, this organization arc
urged to attend the meeting Wednes-
day. III
NJ ass-MeetIng Friday. !.
At the. mass meeting to be held un-
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IT HE Country Club was gay last
night with pcople entertaining
- after the races and with those
who have taken part iii the tennis and
golf tournaments held at the club
house. The house was given over en-
urcly TO the strangers. and was a
verita ble bower of beautiful roses AMI
honeysucklo flowers Nearly all of the
dinner parties We're entertained at
tables set on the terrace and slender
vases OF bright flowers and soft shad-
ed lights formed most effective decora-
tons Tea In the AFTERNOON was large
.ly attended. and fashionable contin-
gent crowded the club rooms for the
Informal hop that followed
All in brilliant blaze-bright sun
shine and IL tinr sport. with big crowd
in which handsomely gowncd women
We'd with the men In enthusiasm over
chcn event--the spring meeting Of the
Virginia Horse Show Racing Associa-
inen, Richmond women and great
many well known and distinguished
visitors attended the races and the
dressing. entirely iii keeping with the
weather. was Very brilliant and, u great
many handsome gowns were worn In
the boxes and grandsiand. Tine officers
Of the United States Army were yell
represented. and ultogether il was one
Of the gayesi events OF the spring sea
son
Society has been quite busy lately
oyer the announcement OF many I'm
pcrtant engagements and approaching
weddings tha; have recently been
made Indeed, brides these days seem
TO have cast aside ali superstitution
concerning the month OF May and have
filled the social calendar for the past
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

venport. P. II. Mayo, C. II. Cannon. Ed
ward Willis. Scott Parrish. Charles
Boiling. Caskie Cabell Llewellyn Nc
Weigh. Lindsey, p. L. johnson, Fred
Peasants. Stewart Bryan. Taylor Ell
Tyson. Philip Powers. c. n. Montague.
Calvin Stewart. James r. Gordon. Hugh
Campbell, Henry Cabell. w. NJ. Hablis-
ton. Henry T. Meloney. Thomas Cary
johnson, Andrew Pizzini, Fred w.
Scott. h. Randolph Williams, William
Messie. Ashton Starke. w. H. Triss,
William Royali S. w. Travers, Thomas
Scott. c. G. Walker. l. L. Lewis, Egg
bert Leigh, Jr.. Thomas Carter, Pree-
ton Cooke. Isaac Davenport. Archer
Anderson. Henry Baskerville and
Others i t5
Visitlns I'm Richmond. i
Mrs, William H. Wight. of KiniocA
Farm. CockeysvilIe, Md. Is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Warner Moore, at
her home on West Franklin Street. fol
the next several weeks. Mrs. Wight
viii later so TO Petersburg. where she
Will VISIT her brother. Daniel Dunlop
at his home In that place.
! Concerning Mrs. Hammond.
y recent Washington exchange con.
tains the following of Interest TO so.
ctetY in Richmond
Many American women who have
tiflss Will be prominent in the social
affairs attending the coronation In
England Mrs. John Hays Hammond
who has no title, but who Is the wife
J OF the special ambassador OF the United
! states 20 the coronation. will have .
( conspicuous position. She has had fouf
] wonderful gowns made for the corona.
! ton, including one for the coronation
proper. one for.the gala opera and one
| Tor the royal garden party AT Bucking-
! nam Palace. Mrs. Hammond has found.
she says. that She can buy things more
| satisfactorily in this country than In
EUROPE. My tiaras, necklaces and
\ bracelets she says have been made
IN The United States.'''
ST the Womnn's Climb.
MISS Katherine. Hart. one OF Rich
m9nds brilliant young singers, Will
give her first recital before the Wo-
mans Club tomorrow afternoon at 6
| o'clock Miss Hart possesses beau
titul and flexible soprano voice, with
an exceptionally good range. She Is a
pnp!! OF Howard Duane Bryant. Miss
MErue Redford Will preside al the
plano
brilliant assemblage gathered at
the Woman's Club on Thursday evening
OF las; week. on the occasion Of the
last card tournament OF the season
Bridge was played, nineteen tables
.Sn'ne PeFt IN the contest, which re-
suited in the victory Of DR.. Glider
sleeve and ". L. Allen a handsome
collation. was served after the game.
Attractive House Party.
j. most delightful house party which
; hes been In progress for ten days al
, Ocean View. was brought 10 close
! last woelt. The chaperons were Mr.
and Mrs, Q. s. King. Of Rescue Va.
Mrs. f. NJ Denty. OF Washington. D
>. and Mrs. r. B. Parker. OF Norfolk
kThe 1egfy included Misses Elizabeth
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Decorations for The luncheon were
marguerites, and pink roses.
CclehrHtt AnuIrarsnry

y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Bradley, OF
9iS West Main Street. entertained
quite a number of their friends on
Monday evening of last week, in honor
Of their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley were assisted in
receiving the guests by Mrs. T. L.
Twining and Miss Bruce Ferneyhough.
Miss Nettle Willis presided at the punch
bowl. which was decorated with a gar
land of pretty flowers. Decora lions
throughout we're In bowls OF roses and
peonies.
Meet This Week.
The Helping Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock with Mrs Thomas
A. Riddick. Stop 80 on the Westhamp-
ton line. a full attendance Is urged.
ST. Johns Circle OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet tomorrow afternoon at
half past o'clock with Mrs. S. P. Co
wardin, Thirty sixth and Q Streets.
Every member is urged to be present.
as very important business will come
up at this time. Those attending the
meeting may reach Mrs. Cowardin's
home by way OF the lakewood car.
Attractive Luncheon.
very pleasing affair OF this week
will be the luncheon served at the
Eiks' Home. corner OF Eleventh and
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town. T1ey also were hosts at cards
for their house guest last Monday
evening, when three tables were enter
tanned. MIR. and Mars. Eppa Ifuuton. r..
gave one of the bandsomest dinners
of the season ut the Country Clxb for
Miss LoinnN, and other loss formal az
fairs were given by members OF tho
younger set in her honor.
Patronesscs for Ploys. ~
Tho list Of patronesses for the two
plays 10 be given by Ben Greet players
on The Richmond College campus on
Saturday, May 81. includes some OF the
most prominent women in Richmond.
Airs. J. Caskie Cabell Is, chairman of
the affair. and is assisted by Miss Fran
ces Scott, Mrs George Cole Scott. Airs
Clarence Nlllhiser. Mrs. William n.
White. Mrs J. Allison Hodges Mrs.
Charles l.. Borden, Mrs Ormond Young.
Mrs. Hunsdon Cary. Miss Caroline Arm
istead. Mrs. Edmund Strudwlck. Mrs.
Milton Mnrcuse. Mrs. Hugh Skipwith,
Mrs. Sam Cohen and Mrs Robert Q.
Cabell.
Those asked as patrons for the oc-
casion are: Mesdanles John SHELTON
Williams. John Coke. .Jr.. William Todd.
Dallam Barksdale. William Northrop.
Armstead Wexford, Aston Cabell, .Ior.
dan Leake. Charles Robins, NJ. Z. Pat
tcrson, John S. lIarwood George
Bryan, O. Z. Whitlock, Joht, Munce.
Raymond Garcin. George Warner. Ivan
Maltby, Frank Duke L. a. Hoen. Ed
L. Williams George Ben Johnston, 2.
l.. Bemiss e. &. Addison, r. q. Rem.
nolds, Horace Halves. Beverly MunforS.
Stewart Mcclure, A. X. Holiday,
Charles Meredith. Wyndham Meredith.
e. c. Mayo. Barton Wise. Charles ha-
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der the auspices of the Equal Suffrage
League of Virginia In the auditorium
Of Murphy's Hotel Annex at half-past
OH the evening OF Friday, May &c,
II is expected that scvera. prominent
speakers attending the Chld's Welfare
Conference will be present to speak to
members OF the league and their
friends asked to attend the meeting.
Among those scheduled to give three
minute talks on this occasion are
Misses Adele Clark Lou Belle Jones.
>Nora Houston. Anna Furness, Lucy
Coleman. Agnes Randolph. Elizabeth
Cooke. Julie Eenning and .lary John
ston, Mrs. Todd Dnbney. Mrs. John
Muncc. Mrs Harvey Clarke, Mrs.
George Smithdeal, Mrs. William Stroth-
or. Mrs Smith. Mrs. Harrington Miss
carruthers, Mrs Rostrup and others.
Mrs. Charles Y. Meredith Will preside
nj the meeting.
In and Ont OF Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyons ,gill oc-
cnpy their new bungalow at Gnter
Park on Monday
Mrs. James D. Crump and Miss Loro
Crump. who have been spending some
time in New YORK. have returned to
Richmond
Gently operated on at St Lukes Hos
pital, is now much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Maltby are sail
Ing from New York on June is to
spend most of the summer With rel
atives in England.
Mrs. Rosalie Herndon and her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Herndon, arc at At
lantic City for several weeks
Richard Cunningham has accepted q
position In Covington, and has left the
city for that place, and Will be joined
the latter part OF the summer by his
sisters
Miss Sally Rutherford Carter has re-
turned to Fredericksburg, after Welt
ing Miss Grace Vest in this city
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Machen, whose
wedding took place in Washington
last week. arc travelling in the North
Mr.. and Mrs. James sharp have re-
turned to Richmond after spending
some time in the North on their well
ding trip. "A
Miss Myrtle Montague Owen, of this
city. has been a recent guest of friends
in Danviile for few days.
mfr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hunt have re-
turned to their home in Bristol after
a visit to Mrs: Frank kinsey in Rich
lnond. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. John .. NIurrell and
DR.. Thomas Murrell sailed yesterday
for London on the steamship Haver-
! ford.
| MT. and Mrs. John e. seaton of 250s
Grove Avenue, are spending two weeks
in Atlantic cit:-. XXI
General Thomas T. Munford, OF
Lynchburg, is the guest of his sisters,
| the Misses Munford, at 307 West
Franklin Street
Miss Eiolse Johnston, accompanied
by her brother. Walter y ohnston, left
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last week to Join Miss Elizabeth Jonn-
ston. returning from Birmingham. Ala.
and will spend some weeka at Blow
Ing Rock, y. c.
Mir, and Mrs l. H. Carroll and chill.
drcn arrived in the city yesterday in
their automobile from Lynchhnrg.
Miss Hannah Blum. who has been
Ill at ST. Lukes Hospital In this city
improved
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42c A' 4 Yin.
Satin and 4 affeta
Ribbon, 21c Yd.

II you have occasion for the use OF
Lustrous Ribbons-and who has not,
VIII be vitality interested III this or.
ierlng: The topsy. furry condition OF
the ribbon market is the cause Of these
unusual values. Most all are the very
same Ribbons we have been selling at
IS an season. An opportunc time
Tor mothers to supply their children
with bows. sashes, as well as other
uses, at savings Of more than one.half.