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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
WAYN E.

Mrs Alice Fales of the Elizabeth Allen
school. Miss stevens Of the " Hard, and
Miss Gladys Marsden of the High school
attended the state convention at Au-
gusta during the entire session,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gerrish of Gre
ton, Mass, We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tozier for the weekend.
Hon. and Mrs ]. Ii. Millett of Maiden
spent part of last week with Mr. ant
Mrs, c. Il. Wing Mr. Millett came tc
attend to the extensive repairs bein.
made on his summer cottage.
Mr. aud Mrs. Brigham of Jamaiea
Plain returned to their home SATURDAY
after spending a week at Mr.. j. NJ
Colts. The bungalow being built for Nj
Brigham by Mr. Field of Lewiston will
soon be completed.
There was no service at the NJ. E.
church Sunday. as Rev. w. c. Baker Is
taking his vacation at his new and coll
lyenient camp Oh Lake Pocasset
Mr.. aud Mrs. Irving Oakes of Fayett1
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. y. +
johnson at Seven Pines,
Mrs. George Lincoln has returned from
a two weeks stay with Mrs James Rid
ley at North Wayne.
The Wayne Baptist church will be well
at the Quarterly meeting OF
the Bowdoinham association to be held
at Fayette Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week.
Mrs. Ina Cram aud daughter Beryl OF
New Sharon were the guests of Mrs
Kate Manter Thursday and Friday OF
last week
Miss Matte Swift and Miss Pearl Nor
ris, teachers in Smithfeld. who were In
attendance at the Teachers convention
in Augusta. spent the weekend with
their parents in Wayne.
The regular meeting of the w. c. ]. L
will be with the president. Mrs Clara
Ridley. Wednesday afternoon.
Friday Club will be entertained OF
Friday next by Mrs. Alice Chenery
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Norris ana
Luther Norris returned Monday from :
hunting trip in tine big woods. -Four deei
were the result of this trip.
Mr. and Mrs. W. y Richardson haVt
closed Lakeview for tine season anu re
turned To their home in Lewiston
Mrs. Jessie WateFhouse of Newton
Mass, was the guest last week of hei
sister, Mrs. Alice Chenery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
LlrcHElELp.

GoRNER-Miss Sweetser of Var
mouth is guest at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. j. : Richards.
Miss Annie Richards. Who teaches
at Athens Academy attended The
State Teachers convention and passed
thursday and Friday nights with her,
parents here.
News Of the Illness of Rev r.. A.
Harlow OF South Windham a former
pastor here, was received Saturday =
Miss Daisy kendriek. a teacher at
South .RaFssissat home for few day $.
~ here Vas 40 school at the academy
Thursday and Friday as the teachers
attended the convention as did nearly
M the town teachers Il
SNlvcsteif stewart is passing q few
weeks in Lewiston With his daughter,
Mrs. Edith Bubier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
SAGADAHOC.
BOWDoIN.

CARTS Gray passed Saturday night
and sunday with Miss Alice Curtis.
Miss Ida Avery returned home, Sat
urday. from Portland, where she had
been working.
Mrs. Fred Roberts and Mrs. h. T.
Cornish were recently at Lisbon Falls
Herbert Prout is gaining slowly
from his late illness.
Arthur Avery is working for Lena
Anderson.
Mrs Adelaide Avery, who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Jennie
Small, at Lisbon Falls returned home
Saturday. uefr
Mrs. Belle Allen, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends here, has
returned To home in lewiston
Arthur Card is improving aud will
soon be able to leave the HOSPITAL,
O. r Townsend of West BowdoiI
was in this vicinity, Saturday,
Norman Curtis MAS in this section
Ut the town, Saturday evening. OF
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
Love and Beauty Conquered.

Queen Esther risked her station and
even her life in going into the king s
presence without summons: but at
tired in her royal apparel she riskel
everything for her race She charmed
the king. who extended to her his roy
al scepter. which she touched. He per-
|ceived that she had request to make,
and urged her to speak. Wisely she
refra. med and aske1 the king and Ha-
man, his prime minister, her enemy.
to partake of a special dinner with
her in the court garden. After the
visit the king again urged her to say
what wish of his, attractive queen he
could crafty. This was queen Esth-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
BON.
AUGUSTA, ME.

Mir. aud Mrs Jones ot Clinton visited
| their daughter. Mrs. Win William, a
| few days last week
Amos Harding of Nantucket is visit
ing his sister, Mrs, Maria Keag
.tuhdey Drake and Clarencc Hussey
were al heme from Hebron over sun
day
Mrs. Lasman, who mas been visiting
Mrs. Cerdelia Athott. has returned TO
her home in Boston
Mrs. Cummings of Augusta is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Eugene Mc-
Laughlin
The students of the High sc!fooi will
have Halloween social Tuesday eve
ming. Oct. 81. at the Grange hail.
DR.. j, r, Wellington of Washington.
., G., is in town. called by the illness
of his brothers wife, Mrs. f. L. WE'LL
ington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
CLINTON.

The Grange fair held, oct. Is. has
been reported one of the most success
full in its history.
Henry Carr is moving his family
from Troy into his new hume On Up
per Main street.
81 IS. q. L. Brown of Bangor has beer
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Henry Kidder.
Miss Ida Searles of Chelsea passed
last " eek, with Mrs. w. |. Cain.
DIR. A. y. Shaw Was in Portland, last
Tuesday. Ia attend the funeral of Hon
w. W Brown. DR.. Shaw is one of the
trustees -; tile Brown Memorial IL
brary. which WAS the gift of Mr..
Brown. He also had given large gifts
beth 90 the Brown Memorial Metho-
dist church and In the schools. The
schools closed Tuesday afternoon and
appropriate memorial services we're
hsld. Rev. Charles Beebee of the NJ.
H. church made remarks.
TIC October meeting of the Wesleyan
tl,ib vas held with Mrs Nina Loder.
Program: Singing. Jesus Lover OF My
Soul: Lords PRAYER, members; read
ing. Tho slaves Dream Mrs, Nellie
~. cain. vocal solo. Miss Matte
Greeley: reading. Mrs. Rosa Church
and Mrs Irnia stewart: piano solo.
Miss Helen Beebee. This club recently
orsnpiged chose tor its club flower the
-ijly. and tor club colors yellow and
Write. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. :. F. Felher. with quota.
tions fra,a "Longfellow,.
Tho committee from the Ladies' AID
of TN, NJ f.. church is hard and fast
at work pre parins for the party to be
held .m the vestfy, Dec. :.
Little Miss Hope Loder was III Ban
cor last week.
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Chapter House OF
! Alpha Kappa Kappa.

y Brunswick. Me, Oct. I'll tSpcciaD. -
sesxfhett chapter of Alpha Kappa Kappa
a il aternity is this Year enjoying, d fra
ternit- house ut Brunswick For many
z ssyears j chapter house has been needed
IS aud q, vera, times plans have been set
:. forth for securing one. The CHIEF draw
back has seemed 10 be that, as the
$tNo upper delegations in the fraternity
Ssst3ch year receive their instruction III
Portland, there were not enough men
III either Portland or Brunswick to
: .s1naintain house owing To the
A..grawth of the school and tile larger
delegations which are now taken into
: 81 - taaptuI K las at last become pos
- zsihle 10 have ii fraternity house.
y Tile house was secured during the
slaSI stIrnrler saHI sufficient funds Tor
- f,s furnishing and equipment were Sc
eHred by subscription among the itt-
tive members. the Portland alumni
nho lave been much interested in the
project and II few Of the other alumni
il, various parts of the country. The
chapter house is situated at No.
r,awker street near the Whittier Ath-
letic Field aud about five minutes
walk from the Medical School building.
In the house there is a large hvih2
room and meeting place Tor all IA din
ing room where all the members OF
the fraternity may cat together. good
facilities for the culinary department.
and rooms Tor eight men. Fhe house
is thoroughly modern IN every par
ti"ular with steam heat. hardwood
Goofs and bathroom. 1t is planned
10 make the Chapter House a home
fer every member of the fraternity.
neither active or graduate. The mi
tiation ceremonies of the chapter VIII
also he held this year at the house IN
stead of at Portland, hotel as IN
previous Years. The date set for the
fraternity this year is November "a
The Alpha Kappa Kappa fraternity.
hich is with the exception OF PIN en-
the Only national Greek letter laedlc2i
fraternity In this or amy other couH-
try. was founded September 20 1883.
at Dartmouth College. For many years
previous to the founding of the sect
ETY. it had been the custom of the
young men of the Dartmouth school
10 bind themselves together in groups
for tie prrpose OF mutual improve
nlent in the Way of auiszes and dis
,ussion anu after il became the set
tied policy for medical students to
take up q residence I'M their respective
institutions. it occurred to a certain
group IT partpouth that il might be
for their advantage as well as Cor the
good of the school 10 form a permanent
organization and found Il fraternity
along The same lines as those which
had long existed in the academic de-
partmeuts Throughout the country y
charter was granted to the new insti-
tuition by the state of New Hampshire
and thus the Alpha chapter became
the first chartered Greek letter society
= p
in medical schools.
Theta Chapter was established at the
Medical School of Maine, tho medi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
"LlFE 70 ME HAS TAKEN Of
NEW BRIGHTNESS"
Happy Tribute of Appreciation From
One Who Took Neal Treatment
v At Neal Institute.

I "You certainly have made. new man
of him I never saw a more wonderful
change in an adult. lie Is no more like
the man we brought to you than pump
kin Is like a watermelon. Believe me- |
shall take the greatest pleasure III send
ing To your Institute every derelict l can
influence
IT ia letters like this which are the
sunbeams of appreciation that brighten
every mail received at the Portland Neal
Institute The man to whom reference is
made In the message cited was victim
of the drink habit who was pretty far
gone lie was. one of the happy Neal In
stiiute graduates of the Glass Of 1911, :
and singularly enough. the letter seut
hy the friend who made II possible for
him 10 be saved from drink was followed
by a tribute from the man himself II
was "a splendid letter. written in a vein
Of sincere thankfulness.
1T is now over three months since |
have taken drink - he wrote. land !
can honestly say that have no more
think of the boys out III the hall listen
ting 10 ragtinc aud other music and Won
der how they are progressing. Had we
Il little book printed giving all expert
ences | am sure II would be- funny Is
we'll as pathetic. Life has taken on !
never and brighter aspect for me. and !
-sla doing well in my voeation TrusthS
tliat all can see il as !, and make use OF
!. the lease of life and prosperity mat
=, "a irsS{ Neal can and does furnish thcin, DC
<tiexe use. always gratefully yours
= a. .Sithough the rule of no publicity Is one
a Portland Neal institute, IS Pleasant
Riverton Park Cars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
made new MAN
OF DRINK VICTIM

that marks the conduct of Neal Institutes
all over the country this man redeemed
Is SO happy that he added: "Y.9u can use
my name any time you please and wher-
ever YOU please IL il Will help save some
poor fellow who is as firmly i'll the grip
of drink as / waste take the Neal
Treatment and become master of self
instead of q slave of appetite"
The case is not exceptional There
have been scores just like it at the Neal
Institute in Portland.
The Neal Treatment requires but three
days stay at the Institute and at the
end of this brief period ono can return to
home and office fully restored, with all
the old appetite for liquor destroyed
nerves In good trim. appetite excellent,
eyes bright and brain active.
The Neal Treatment is ethieal-a harm
less vegetable remedy taken Internally,
with positively no hypodermie injections.
Those who have investigated the results
of the Treatment are most enthusiastic
in eDdorsing the work which has restofco
happiness to 80 many homes, saved Dusi-
ness men from threatened ruin, and en-
bled excessive drinkers to get BACK INTO
the confidence of employers @no began
TO look upon them as sure passengers on
the Down and Out Special, 4Yzs4a
If yourself relative ssr friend needs
help and they do need help ID they are
poisoned by drinks or drugs. call their
attention to the work being done by the
Neal Treatment and urge them 10 call.
write or phone for fun particulars Abb
soiute privacy is maintained. Afrane =
ments can he made tor home treatment
for those that cannot come to the lnsti-
tute. There Is no home treatment for
drug addiction.
The Neal Institute is located in all the
principal cities of the United states. Aus
tralia and Canada.
Wire us and our private automobile will
meet you at the station in Portland any
hour of the day or night.
Az. Woodlands Station. Tel. 42t6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

Mrs. Al. G. Calden is still a very sick
woman, but seems tc be slowly Inn
proving.
Rev, Charles Cracker of New Hamp-
shire, who has been visiting friends,
was guest. THURSDAY. of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Allen.
Miss Lennie Franeie, aged 81. passed
away Thursday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Adelbert Foster. Funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon
from her late home. Rev Levine of
Jay OBLIGATED. The bearers were f.
r. Young, Charles North. Fred wilkins
ana Arthur Russell. Interment was in
Lakeview cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

maiden name.
Emma Elizabetb Prescott of Buffalo,
n. Y. De sertion
uelen NJ. Bird OF Magalloway Plan
tation from Henry +. Bird Of parts I'M
known. Cruelty and habits OF. yintoxi-
cation. Name of libelant changed I.
Helen NJ. Wilson.
Almore n. Everett or Norway from
Harriet 5. Everett of Haverhill, Moss
Adultery.
Sidney c. Philbrick OF Andover from
Minnie l.. Philbrick of Prince Edward
Island. Desertion. Custody of child t
libelant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

cal department of Bowdoin College, on
June |. 1897. Since the foundation OF
the fraternity. chapters lave been es-
tablished in nearly all parts OF the
United States and also in Canada. Hn-
ill at the present time the chapter roll
az Alpha Kappa Kappa shows 81 .c-
tive chapters. a number OF these
chapters now have q fraternity house
and the members of Theta feel very
fortunate that they are now abln TO
follow the example of their sister CHAP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
LINCOLN.
WHITEHEAD.

u,r,.rti ,.,..t. .iha,,, p,in,or ,y.,
=, NJ 80, : = o.
:, - .,,s.,.-,a,' O.,
caarso p;,,a, and s,n ~ ,.ar,,in.r
Neo'se i,'pieS anu son pi o,afu,'e,
-, III a. '"e e',i' ="
W. - ". -. ,,a,,,,o. ,.a.....a.,
~ ,ear..,'a iii -. .. 49, vs.,
C.,.d;,or
Nj and Mrs ,,.oree S,,aroy aud
ell. - i,airscI1 a,r,,,oa S,,rI..,,
| r,orn;no r., n.,vs ,t,,o dos, VIII, Mr.
Sbo,ev.. rather and sister W p
uca.h and f.stella
n Mepnnal.l and so, and ua,,i-
CON S.ra,bor n.ant =, sheanscot last
week re- gat1nr ovsters
IIar.,ta pood If p;,tc,.n rocentlv vic
it'd al Eai,yicw farm
CoopFR,s uIIIS-DanicI e;Iildcn
i, l., v,isoas.ot ,ar,.ipo+ &c iur,5nan
urs pcIte Rolfe who has heen visit
to- NJ rel ,,lidaen h.s ratnrnod
20 Narth ,nson where she has en-.
rSIo,.,,saa,
ri ,s;,ia,,. s.hn., o,.sad o.,oh., -
80, ,,,oaiss. ,,a,atinn
Nj ,.uara.l >-,,,.c,, ,.o,,. - a.i,
- ~, ,ss, -rh,,rs1.,, =. iii,
90 .,,at ,.,ann
- =, 49, an 10 I'll, r,,....,,.,,
a l., . -.
-. ,'''e'
'iah ,rrreocon
so1fru Tho ma sfor Preached . ,erv
1910. - ;n,,,,,ot;,-a .,s.r,,,s,,
49, c,,,,fa,. ,,,arni,a af,or ,,,bi,s, ,la
I,,,d f,f f.1lo,ysbin u,as oiyon IN two
aa,,a;aa,os
D., ma NJ. per,ev Miller ,yho
ha,,o baan hoiaing oy,nos,ie,ic ,,aet.
&C haro vent 10 .urusto last Mon.
aa,
Mrs II c1ark and con Wade re.
,,rnoa nor,a loci ,rnos.iay from pos.
ION
NJ, and Mrs w Moore and
daughter Madeline of Rochester. n
n who have been boarding AT I'll. \.
Clark.s tho mast few DAYS returned
homo saturday
Roseoe Russell of Taunton. Mass.
snent last week with relatives AMI
friends in this mace
Mrs Belle Rolfe of North Ansou Wis
tied her son and mother In this place
last week
Miss Reyena Hilton returned To Fal-
mouth. Mass, last Friday, where sir
is empleved as book keeper in a de-
partment store.
Fred j. Erskine is building a mouse
Al North Whitefjeld for L. NJ. Hilton
Wal nOR0Ro
NoRTH-Mrs. Herbert Leavett o.
~ aldoboro was a guest RECENTLY of Miss
cassie ], Walter.
Mrs. Sadie Davis of Jefferson passed
saturday and sunday with her father.
John B,lrnbeimcr.
Mrs. Edith Fales of Attleboro. Mass. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Alvin Eugley.
I Miss Glenys Oliver passed Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer shu
man
church nere sunday and was saess Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
PALERMO.

g:AST-Nf antomihiie party cpnsisting
! Naltcr i. Haggett of Portland and FAB
lnest Weeks of jefferson. were entertained
! 1T MIR. and Mrs. Woodbury. Tibbetts
! sriday and saturday.
Mrs Grace B. Tihhetts and her mother
! Mrs Ameiia Bradstreet. went to Angus
| - S,st,lrdav orlsshusiness.es
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
FRANKLIN
WILTON.

S. L. Littleheld who has been quite
i'll the past month seems to be slowly
improving
Miss Cassie Holmes of Portland was
the guest over Sunday of her sister.
Mrs Benjamin SeribDer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

See your newsdealer
today and order the Bos-
ton Daily and Sunday
Globe delivered at your
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

1915
- Riverton Park Cars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
S1.OO Overalls for rs cents

splcndidlv made Of fine blue denim, extra fulfc
one OF the best 81 90 Oycralls made ..-..,-,..,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
Clearing Sale of
Notions.

Dinner Napkins, one dozei, in piNccs
about 20 inches square, white demask
Clearing Sale, 60e per dozen
Glass Napkins. colored borders and
fringed, very attractive. Clearing sale
36c per dozen.
Nickel Alarm Clocks. regular size
and same goods sold usually by mast
stores at Sl00 Clearing Sale, SOC.
Children's Black Wool I.cggins
Clearing Sale, per par, ISc.
Ladies IL l-2c Swiss Handkerchicfs.
Clearing Price Sc
Ladies' loc Handkerchiefs. Clear
ing Sale Sc.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, good quality,
hemstitched, embroidered corners and
cross barred, each Sc.
Pearl Buttons. sizes IL TO -. good
quality Clearing Sale, per card Sc.
l0c Pearl Buttons, sizes % to 30
Clearing Sale, per card, DC.
Mems Colored Bordered Sc Hand
kerchiefs, also plain white hemstitched,
Clearing Price Be.
UIadies' ie-eent Stockinette Dress
Shields. Clearing Price, pair Sc.
Ladies' SOC Hose Supporters, each
pair in box, Clearing Price, pair 39o.
Mems sc Knitted Mufflers, assorted
colors with snap. Clearing Sale, each
l5c
Children's &c Wool Hoods. Clear
ing Sale, each l0c. I
Children,s soc Mereerized Yarn
Toques, white, blue, red and other
colors. Extra long and fine. Clear
ing Sale, each 25e, .es !il. a,.-.. *. :.
: Ladies and Misses. Corset esiisSti-s,
sizes Is to %, each ltlc.
EXTRA SPECIAL.--One vi OF
Ladies Black Hose, with jheavy
Ribbed Top. Clearing Sale, 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
Clearing Sale Dry Goods

Just a few straws to show how the bargain winds
blowing in this department.
If you have attended one of previous sales you
know what expeCt-if not-ths is your opportunity
take advantage of the greatest Bargain event of the
year.
Unbeached Cotton, SO inches wide, per yard, SC.
15c SUITINGS 5cOne lot of 1900 yards OF Heavy Printed
Sutngs looks like what usually retas Is Soc
TABLE OIL CLOTH.-To make this sale interesting
will place the best table Oil Cloth, ancles 81
per yard AEs<C
CAMBRIA FLOUNCINGS.-Hems edges, tucks and
lace insertngs II inches wide. Clearing Sale, FER
&c
BEAUTIFUL CAMBRIA FLOUNCINGS.-Ma of lace and
Hamburg of good quality widths 8 inches Clearing
sale, yard AVS
FLOUNCINGS.-Fne quality OF sheer cambria, fine ucks
three rows inserting and finished with Val edging Other
patterns Torchon Lace and Inserting Clearing Sale
yard AOI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
Clearing Sale of
Hosiery

Blacks and Fancies, loc kinds, at
per pais, SC.
EXTRA SPECIAI..--Ladies' Black
Hose, with white feet An unheard
Of bargain Clearing Sale, Sc.
RIBBED HOSE. Il 200 pairs Of
ChiIdren's' Black Ribbed Hose--E.S-
ira long and Extra heavy weight.
double knees, spllced heel and toe,
sizes ) to 10; never sold before Al less
than i5c. Clearing Sale, Zoe.
EXTRA SPECIAL.-Men's Black
or Tan Half Hose. medium weight,
nice fine grade, regular values up TO
II lie. Clearing Sale, per pair Sc.
BLACK HALF HOSE Mems
Black Half Hose. with white feet, good
fine grade Clearing Sale, per pair
l0c.
u GUAR saNTEED HAZE HksSf..--A
We will place on sale MEMS Hall Hose,
in black or tans, six pairs guaranteed
TO wear six months. six pairs for 75c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
A Dollar Saved is Worth 7Wo Earned.

effort accomplish plans, namely: We shall mark each
article price that will you that we'll afford to
Best Clothing and Furnishings what your
walk in life
particular significant feature of this the fact
that deals exclusively with the highest quality and character
of Mems, Womans and Boys Wearing Apparel and the
dependabty may be placed every promise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
Earned ComeBu
Must Be Turned Into Cash Without Regard to Cost
Real Opportunities Come But Once. T

value the characteristic reliability of this eliminating from
its newspaper element OF misrepresentation
We unable explain paper half what this opportunity
people of South Richmond and surrounding country
but you will give call will be than convinced that
while the prices quoted below below the lowest they high
comparison hundreds of other values OF which for lack OF
space unable mention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09

reductions prevail throughout this entire store
Enormous Sacrificing Observation-Disclosures Markdowns in
every section.
At the end each always endeavor stock
that be able obtain brand upto-date
merchandise and keep pace with the times This season finds
us unusually overstoked therefore, make unusual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
Every Suit at
Great Reduction

4 fixed determination to effect speedy clear
ance is alone responsible for such sweeping sacrl-
ficing, and the wonderful bargain chances in
clothing of highest quality merits the attention
of any fashionable dresser economically in
clined Suits of excellent black undressed wor-
steds, neat and fancy chcviots and cassimeres.
MEMS SUITS-Values up to $500 ChOE
Clearing sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Vf.JO
cs afN's s.i SUITS -N'o's* up 'o~sla0o S745
cs MEMS ssi sulTs-vaoe. up to $780, $685.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-09
Silk Petticoats.

Black Taffetta Silk Petticoats. with wide
embroidered founce and dust ruffes. corn
Clearing price Observation-Disclosures. epZ.CV
500 Black Silk Petticoats, good, heavy quality.
limited quantity of several different styles,
punched at this price to close. also
few cofored ones in the lot Clearing GO no
price Observation-Disclosures. sDZ.JO
Very Fine 90 and $3.50 Pettcoats, black
and colors.- Clearing Sale each $3.75 and $4.50.
EXTRA SPECIAL.--Good Heavy Outing
Flannel Petticoats, made with deep ruifle. IN
Clearing Sale, each ..........-......s. i &C
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Ladies Suits.

Coat Suits OF Plain and Striped Wool Mixed
sale :................ .......... sD&t.OO