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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-25

hap she yearnS
for TANKS Of artillery in full boom. for
the thunder's ponderous, shaking rever-
bations, for that drum spoken of in
King Lear as having the power to cry
sleep to death,
But, no matter what mother thinks,
Willie, stepped in lethargy and lassi-
tude. sleeps on.
Once more she calls. Willie turns in
his sleep and mutters "Yes'm, I'm a-git-
tin up!" and drops off again to rosy
dreams.
About this time mother gives up.
goes down and tells father. There
must be some electrical connection be
tween Willie and the bottom Of the
stairs when pressed by fathers foot.
At any rate. Willie beats pa to it by at
least one trousers leg. In two min
utes he is washed and dressed and
down to breakfast
Sometimes. when mothers patience
has been tried to the limit, Willie
hears her call for the seventeenth time
and. knowing it Is the last chance to
escape a whipping. replies to her de
mand to know whether he Is up or not
by getting out of bed on the fly. appris-
ing her as he whirls in mid air that
he Is.
1t ever has been a serious problem in
all households to get Willie to bed on
time, but this pales into insigniticance
when compared to getting him up in
the morning. II be weighs a ton at
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-25
THE MERE MANS
VIEWPOINT
AWAKENING A BOY
By BYRON WILLIAMS

l ERE ever Wi
be two gf & Il t
problems in TIN,
world. One l.,
why a boy can
not get up when
he Is called. and
the other is why
ma allus makes
a Teller climb
when be is the
sleepiest." Willie
says:
1 doan't see why a
Feller's ma
Gist makes him
XII | m e at F.,
o'clock;
She Dug hit tw o
know 1t hurts
his helth
two AXE him
up with SIGH a
shock!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-25
COMFORTABLE.

w Hit CUES vi
to remark that. try his best, he cannot
get his ears to hear what mother Is
saying as she calls up the stairs for
the thirteenth time and tells him
breakfast is waiting. He says some
how her voice seems far away, sort
Of coOing-like and low. Then he drifts
of to sleep again and dreams Of bah
bling brooks. honeysuckles. lilies. big
strings Of fish. and next he sees
mud turtles nose come up and fix
him with its beady eye. In another
minute the turtle has made a plunge
for Wlllie's toe as it bangles in the
water. Willie yells and awakes. to
discover that 1t isn't mud turtle at
all. but mother calling him the four.
teenth time. Now she tells him the
breakfast is cold and if he doesn't get
up right away she will send father
after him.
Willie stirs restlessly. makes
sleepy promise and falls back into the
tenacious arms Of Morpheus When
mother calls again he doesn't hear her
A victim Of poppy. mandragora and all
the drowsy sirups Of the world could
sleep no more soundly. and mother. re.
membering that "Sleep is brother of
Death" becomes alarmed lest some
thing be wrong. Rushing upstairs, she
finds Willie lying on his back, his
mouth wide open. as deep in sleep as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Bowling Green Social News
Isnecial to rhe Times. pisnatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Bowling Green, Va. September a.
Miss Marian Ryland. of Richmond.
spent this week with the family of DR.
" L Broaddus
Mrs. Joel Haines and Mrs T c..
Valentine spent this week in Baltl
more and Washington.
Miss Lucy Moncure. Of Blackstone,
is visiting her grandparents, Judge
and Mrs. z. c. Moncure
Miss Bessie Butler left this week
for Toano. where she will teach In the
High School the coming session.
Mrs George Bowles and children,
who spent month here, have re-
turned to Richmond.
Miss Caroline G. Broaddus Is visiting
in Richmond.
Mrs Wynne. OF Richmond. and Mr..
and Mrs 4. B Chandler. ar, of Fred.
ericksburg. spent a part of this wook
with MI. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler
Miss Helen Broaddus spent a part
of this week with friends In Rtch-
mond.
Miss Bertha Ennis left this week
for Washington. where she will re.
Mrs. G. L Reed and children have
returned from Hampton. and were &C.
companied home by Miss Myrtle Eu.
bank, OF Richmond. who spent several
days at the Lawn Hotel.
Aiss Virginia Lacy has returned ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Gordonsville Social News

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
eordonsville. Va. September Mrs r. Y.
Heckham. Of Washington visited relatives
IN and near Gordonsvili= this week.
Brondus Trsvett has returned to his home
at Glen Allen after spending some days
with Burton Cook
DR.. \. P Derby OF New York. visited his
family at the home OF 3. II. Partiow this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenheim has returned to
her home In Buefeld. W. Va, after spend
ing several weeks with her grandmother
Mrs. Sidney Wood.
Fenton. Jacobs. OF Richmond. visited his
mother here this week.
is visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. Partlow. In tho city
John and Will Qusries OF Louisa county
visited their mother. Mrs N. T. Kemper
here this week
Mrs R L. wilkinson and children have
returned from a visit TO relatives In Nelson
courtY.
Mrs. R L. Marshall. of Charlottesville.
and Mrs W T. Wingneld. of Lynchburg.
we're guests on Tuesday Of the formers
Daughter. Mrs J. L. T. sneed
III. ana MIs. GeqE&s Goodwip, Of panyJlle.
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sic Cooke returned on Friday from

sic Cooke returned on Friday from
Montreal.
Keith Jones was Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
Fergusons guest Sunday.
Miss Nell Christian Miss Eliza Chris
tan, Miss Annie Kerans and Miss Nell
He Mcclure attended the dance in
Petersburg Tuesday night.
Miss Lillian Cooke has returned
from Thomas. w Va.
Mrs. and Miss Finch left this week
for their home in Richmond
Mrs. r. n. W. Smith. Alfred and
William Smith. left on Thursday for
their home in Atlanta. Miss Mamie
Smith left for Chapel Hill. n. c., this
week.
Mrs. George r Talcott. OF Richmond
has been the guest this week of Mrs.
Polk Miller Mrs. Talcott is moving
into her new home al Southampton
d Mason Hill. Dill Surber. MIR. Craig,
Richard Darlington and Florence Lee
moline were guests on Sunday OF Mrs
Norwood Bentley.
Miss Juliet Talcott is visiting Miss
Eva Talcott.
Mann Page and Miss Macon. OF WI
llamsbure. we're with Mrs. Wherry this
week. and attended the weekly hop
Miss Edith scoftin Is the guest or
Mrs George Gregory
Stuart Stringfelow returned this
week to Atlanta, Ga. after visit to
his family. at Southampton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
South Boston Social News
Especial to The Times Dispatch

south Boston. Va. September Miss
nie Cardwen Of Washington. D. .. are the
attractive guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4.
Thomas upper main. and have already
proved theE?felves pleasant conversational
lists
Miss Grace Steele. who has been visit,n e
her sister. Mrs w T. Lea. at this place.
returned to her home near panvile to-day.
r. H. Riddieberger. OF Norfolk. who has
been guest at the home OF DR.. 1. Keith
Briggs. returned home to-day.
Edgar T. Beazley OF Chase CITY. Mr. and
and Mrs R Hunter Beazley, visited his
parents on Peach Avenue few days this
week.
Mrs. T e Armstrong who ha. been Wis
ting friends IN keysville. has returned
home.
Mrs r z Jordan and daughter. Mis-.
Writ have returned from pleasant visit
20 Mrs. W. j. Darlington Bristol Tenn.
Miss Lula Harrell, who has been soJourn-
Ing at Rockhridse Baths for the past sew
eral weeks. returned homo few DAYS aso.
but who now resides in the West. was q
accompanied by his wife and two children.
w D. Wildman. OF Chase City, was Wis
itor in South Boston during the week
Mrs. B. Pitcher returned to her home
IN Richmond few DAYS ago. after a
months visit 10 relatives at this place and
Houston.
T. B Johnson and family, OF South Bos-
ton. are et Ocean View this week
Mrs.. Robert $. Fitzgerald. OF Richmond,
ts guest at ''Hiii Brook Farm the su-
Surban home of Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Hill.
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Boydton Social News.

Especial to The Tinlns- Dispatch
Boydton, Va. September Mrs w.
O. Baskerville and daughter. Miss Mat
tie Baskerville. OF Richmond are
spending some time at the home Of
c. T Baskerville
Miss Lucy Homes left Wednesday
morning for Raleigh. where she will
visit her aunt. Mrs John Cole. and
from there vii &C to Wake Forest
to visit her sister. Mrs. c. l.. Jack
son
On Friday night the Young men ot
Boydton gave beautiful german In
honor OF Miss LILLIAN Moore. OF Lynch
burg. The german figures we're led
by Frank Bedinger and Miss Grace
Nelson. OF Norfolk
Mrs Charles Pearson. OF New York
City. who has been the house guest
of Mrs NJ y Bryson. left yesterday
for Chase City. where she will visit
her sister Mrs. Willie Jeffreys
Mrs Celeste Moore and children. Of
Washington. y. c. who have been
spending tho summer here with Mrs
prumwright, has returned to their
home
Charles Laird, of Greensboro. N. c.,
spent the weekend here with his
mother.
The Misses Jones. Of Raleigh. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
people at Atlantic city for several

people at Atlantic City for several
weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Nitbers and little
daughter. Miss Mary Anderson Lee. of
Spartanburg, s. C.. who have been the
guests of Mrs. John D Spencer, have
returned home.
Miss Bessie Carter has returned
home from the Yellow sulphur Springs.
Mrs. James Scales Irwin and Miss
Blinche Patton are home again after a
most delightful stay at the Yellow
Sulphur Springs Mrs George Penn
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. w r.
Toon1ey Will return from, the Yellow
later.
Mrs. James G. Penn. sr.. who has
been travelling in Russia and Poland.
Is now in Norway
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Raeur have re-
turned to Danville after an extended
visit to relatives in Wilkesharre and
New York
Mrs. Hunt wimbish has returned
home after spending the summer with
her sisters, the Misses Conrad. at
Mrs. s. Rutherford Dula, Mre j J.
Long and daughter. Bliss Luceia Nc
Claim. who have been spending the
summer abroad. sail next week for
home,
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Danville Social News
Especial TO The Times-Dispatc

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Danvllle, Va. September 2.-NItss
Janet Green Is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. X NJ. Victor, in Charlotte, n. c.,
Monday, MISS Green was the guest OF
honor at a most delightful event
given at the Mecklenburg Country
Club, near Charlotte. by Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Several other parties have
been given for Miss Green during her
stay in Charlotte.
Miss Ma RE Rison, Of Chatham. who
has been the guest of relatives in
Richmond. is now The the guest of
Mrs. p. r. Jones
Miss Louise Ryan. OF Richmond, who
has been the guest of Miss Marguerite
Williams. at "Waysde," has returned
home. Miss Wiillams's sister. Mrs.
Roberts, of. Birmingham, mas gone to
Lynchburg. accompanied by Miss Ro-
berts OF Lynchburg, who wac also a
guest at the williams home
Misses Moses. of the county, are the
guests OF the Misses Duncan, on West
Main Street
Mrs. Henry Crew Patton is the
guest of relatives in Richmond. Ind
for several weeks.
Mrs. j. B. Fields. OF New York. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Charles E.
Hughes, has returned home.
Miss Celia .. Brian and Miss Jen.
NE .T1hYfar. are anoag the panytlle
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his old home in indianapolis, Ind. yes
terday lie Will remain for several
weeks. and will return here. bringing
Mrs. Root, who has been in Indian
apolis for some time, with him.
Mrs James Thomas. of Schenectady,
Y, is visiting her mother. Mrs
Margaret Evans. Mrs. Thomas's chill
dren are with her.
LeSuer have returned from n visit
to, the seashore
Mrs. Gertrude Williams is visiting
Mrs John McLave In Hastings on the
Hudson. New York
Rev. Plurnmer Jones left on Satur-
heen preaching several days this week
the Rockfsh PRESBYTERIAN Church.
assisting Rev. Dupry Holiday, the
pastor OF the church
from Buckingham Courthouse. where
she has been visiting her grandfather.
Rev. ] 7 Spencer.
j A. Jeter and family have gone to
Richmond. after spending some months
here.
The women of Grace Episcopal
Church. Bremo. gave lawn party
Al Mrs Anna Hoimans home On Tues
day evening. There was LA &c crowd
present.
MIR. and Mrs E r Roberts and Miss
Rosa Williams motored over to Mrs.
Rober.s's former home in Farmville
last week.
Lonls O. Pierce of this place, vas re-
Gently elected . school trustee In
Marshall District Bucklnsh coun-
ty
Mrs Martha Cornell, who has been
visiting Mrs. r L stone, has returned
to her home In Richmond
Mrs Estes Cooke. of Hollins. Is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. r. r.
Williams
A T. Pitts visited Richmond this
week.
DR. s r Goves. of Howardsville.
is visiting his brother. DR.. Perkins
Glover
Mrs n o Thomas and children
have returned to their home in Nor
folk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Chase City Social News
Special to The rimes-Dispatcb

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch
Chase City. Va, September 2.---Aiisses
Lizzie and spottswood Roberts have
returned from Richmond
Miss Lizzie Iyttle is the guest OF
Mrs + s. Emory this week
Mesdames Edwards, Of Richmond.
and Garden. of West Point are ths
guests of Mrs. James Haray.
Mrs j. Spooner Eppes of Peters
burg. and Miss Baker. of SUFFOLK. are
the guests OF Mrs. Charles NJ Boswell.
Wallace W Ingram, OF Danvnle.
visited friends hero last week.
Miss Bethel. Of News Ferry IS visit.
Ing Mrs Kenneth Hayes
from house party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs n ". Owen. Dennfstor
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reazley have
returned from visit n AIR and Mrs
Mrs Robertson. OF south Carolina.
Is the guest Of her sister this week.
Mrs f s Emory.
Mrs Robert l. Jerreys ana daugh-
In North Carolina
Mrs susie Morton is spending some
time with her dsushter Mrs T Owen
Fasley and Mrs. T E Fey. IN South
Miss Annie Ncrven. OF sm,thvnle.
and Mrs Robert Turnhuil. Of Law
renceville, who have been visiting Miss
Is9heie Norvell have retrTned home.
Miss Edith, are waiting relatives IN
Glover, va
Mrs Charles Pearson and aaugh.sr.
Miss Mernett. - New York, are visit.
ing Mrs. Pearson's brother Captain
J. W. Watkins Goodc. on Main street..
Mrs. sidney BRYAN Tetress with
children who visited her parents Or.
and Mrs ~ Beckett of Scottsbnrg.
last week has returned home
Miss Powell, Of Lawrencevilie. IL
visitir g her sister. Mrs Henry Lap
scomb, on Academy Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Providence Forge Social News
Ispecial to The Times.nisnatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Providence Forge, Va. September a.
Miss Sallie Christian is spending somu
time with Miss Ethel Suddeth, in War
renton She attended the horse show
while there.
Miss Ethel Purdum, OF this place, 81
visiting friends at Appomattox.
Mrs. W. W. Eanes and chtldr an. OF
Newport News, are spending some time
with Mrs. Eanes's parents. Mr.. nno Nrs
j. Fl. Christian. at their home here.
Mrs. Eddie Turner and little son.
Christian, are spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Christian.
Miss Eugenia Haxall will leave in a
few days for Williamsburg, whore she
will attend school this winter
The annual entertainment for the
benent OF the Forge Chapel took place
here Thursday night and was auits a
success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Sensational Price Reductions on Rugs & Druggets

all ssSo designs. :pse Rsse size os'a S1798
$4,000 Wilton Druggets, size oxl2, COO m
handsome designs; special .......... OCUsUU
$4,000 Wilton Druggets, all solid C0n M
colors, size oxi2; special. ............ DCUsUU
$500 French Wilton Druggets. ORR Gao M
entail designs. size 9x12; special. ..... DfUeUU
$3.50 Administer Druggets, size 6x9, C1CE0
good designs for hall; special. ...... O1LsOU
s'4s Administer Rugs. size .e*'e ,ps. SEAS
eaeS $500 Velvet Rugs size a!ss4 special. Sl.29
sl.5o Velvet Rugs, size 27xs4 special, 90,
each. .......... .................... JOG
$3.50 Wilton Rugs, size 36x63 all new CE M
designs special Observation-Disclosures. tDOsUU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Amherst Social News
Especial to The rimes-p..pa,eh.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Amherst Va, September Miss Estelle
Beard is the guest OF relatives in Hanover
county
Major ". U. Brodie. OF Blacksburg. and
J. VI. Brodi". OF Lynn. Mass. this week
visited at Mrs. :. Il. Talia ferro's
Mrs. James a. Hoofnagle and daughters.
week have left Tor their home in Ashland
MISS Perkins Shelton has returned from
a visit TO her mother Mrs. a. l.. Shelton.
AT Lnyinkston.
Miss Jane Cunningham on wedmesdec.
came homt from Hampton where she has
been visiting relatives
Albsn Watson last week spent several
DAYS Buffalo Springs
Mrs Mile Murreli, OF Richmond ard
MISS Matte Long are the guests Of Mrs
Ihoma! Whitehead
The Amherst Choral Clue. which has been
somewhat scattered this summer will meet
next week 10 make plans for the work dur
tng tho tall and winter months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Appomattox Social News
ESPECIAL to The Times-

lSpectal to The Times Dispatch
Appomattox. Va, September e.
Misses Poca Wray and Mary Love
Cobbs, of Martinsville. Va. and Miss
Mamie Kline. of Charlottesville. Va.
came yesterday.
Mrs A Gallaher and son. of SUI
perior. Wis. arrived Yesterday Mrs
Gallaher comes to enter her hoy in
the Agricultural High SCHOOL
Miss Mary Irby and Miss Venona
Sears returned yesterday from Atlanta
Ga, where they have been visiting
Mrs. Walter McGill
Miss Edyth Atwood leaves to-mor-
row for Mississippi. where she goes
to take part in wedding ceremony.
Miss Mary Sweeney. of Lynchburg.
spent Sunday with her brother. W ".
Sweeney.
Mrs S L. Ferguson has been visit
Ing friends in Petersburg
l. Abbitt came up from New
port News to accompany his wife and
children home They have been on a
visit to Colonel and Mrs Albeit. of
Vera.
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have been visiting Miss Mabel Goode.
have returned to their home
Miss Ethel Williams. of this Mac.
ana Miss Turpin. OF Echo HILL this
county took trip to Richmond on
Tuesday.
Mrs. I. II. Royd has returned from
south Hin, where she has been on
visit to her daughter. Mrs Louisa
Bryson.
John Bates. OF Richmond spent the
week end hero visiting friends
Miss Lillian Moore, who has been
visiting Misses Lucy Homes and Ma.
rtetta Haskins for the past month. mas
returned 10 her home in Iynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

spent several Gays this week w1tiIe re Iatives
In and near Gordonsv!ii-
Miss Lottie Cowherd. OF clifton Forge
was the suest Of relatives near town sew
eral days this week
The Gordonsvils German Club gave an
other delightful dance in Memorial Hail
Tuesday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Bon Air Social News
/ Special 10 Tn, Times dispatch

Especial TO TIL, Tines- Dispatch
Bon Air, Va. September mir. and
Mrs Robert Christian. Jr. and family
are with Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Christian
for n month.
Mrs Carl Boschen returned this
week from visit to Lynchburg.
Miss Elizabeth Cccke left on Mon.
day for the Ragged Mountains in the
Interest OF the child welfare cam
patgn
MISS Augusta Bar1eld and Hiss Res.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
1t Will Pay You to Buy Blankets Now

ss So Special Sc fll.woo Double Bed Size Blank S4.98
wool MGR N2 sds sas sfayy soft S79
bed S siss s AMGo Plaid Blankets double S298
cts sG s%'G t n15e fpt p5d Blank S498
$500 Comortables, full doube-bed
iss 5Pss, T III; issa covered viii Eo $3.50
$500 Comfortables, double bed size covered with
s elo eash WIN solid border to match spe S2.25
$3.50 Eiderdown Comforts doublebed size
covered with quality OF French A no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Portieres. Couch Covers, Table Covers

slso Portiercs, yards long, solid red CT TO
and red mixtures special per pair .... D1 II y
500 Portieres, 5 yards long extra CF cA
value, solid red and green special per pair ID .OS
$500 Porteres, yards long hand. CO 90
some designs, all colors special, per pair DCeJO
500 Couch Covers, yards long so inches IL.
wide special, each Observation-Disclosures. 5Oc
inches vide tG1S special G's+S yard, long 50 S1.l9
81 co Couch Covers handsome designs CO cn
an extra special. each ............ sDL.CU
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Arvonia Social News

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
Arvonia. Va. September Mrs r.
Lindsay Stone visited her old home in
Scottsville last week
!. Ralph C. Root, OF Psplan. left for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
GOOD-BY PRICES ON
Me2a IL
Because the room must be surrendered
to rapidly arriving fall goods.

sale af s7ss 2s' Ra'SFsssn Underwear 17c
sail, ss s4ise Soc Ba'1Fssan Underwear 29c
ve M:n sale 'P price Check Muslin Under 39c
Mems S1.OO Soft Pongee Shirts, EA
with or without collars: sale price OJC
Mems S1.50 Soft Striped Pongee 70
Shirts; sale price acknowledgements. lCC
Mems l5c Soft Collars, with ties to match;
sizes of collars, 1215, Is, 1871, 1515, 10
and l615; sale price, each. ....... &c
Mems 25c Fancy Wash Four-in- 1E
Hand Ties sale price Monday. 1CC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

rs dozen Ladies White Plaid Hem
stitched Handkerchefs; sc value On
sale price, &c each; or, per dozen. QUO
100 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched
Muslin Handkerchiefs; sale price, 10
per dozen ......... L DC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Greatest Lace Curtain and Couch Cover Sale Of the Season

$3.50 Lace Curtains, ) yards long, some
thing entirely new; ask to see these; special 90.
per pair .............. Observation-Disclosures. JOG
long al esD designs. Ss! peas yards $3.50
designs yards fu oI special yi!Y ss9 $500
signs % ts Point psss pc. 'psG'y de- S298
Ask to see our line OF Ready-to- Hang
Curtains exclusive designs; per pair from CT m
9l.Zo 10 VceOO
and aR5e Ns spe esiI pei yards long eeu
One lot OF pair OF a kind in Lace Curtains at
less than TO close out.
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her home in Richmond after spending
some time with Miss Lucy Jordan.
Oscar Gresham. Of Richmond. IL
visiting DIR. L. E. Butler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Children's Tomboy Com
bination Dresses, with hats
and bloomers to match; the
Sf.50 and 81 % ones for
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Joe

Childrens White Dresses,
low neck. that sold for Sl.o0'
and sl.2s, for
Csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Ipswich Hosiery for wo-
men. a hnc Isle finished
hose, with double sole, high
spllced heel and garter top,
lie value. for
121c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Passing of the Dive Saloon

John Kirk in Leslie's.
 Welded as they now are in a powerful national organization, the brewing cor porations are able to agree on a united, although not as yet perfect, plan of ac- tion At first, their resolution to wipe out dive saloons was received with skep- ticism But events have proved that it was meant in earnestness, and it has now reached a point where, in many places, when a dive saloonkeeper is told to quit, he realizes that he had better do so at once, rather than face what will be for him an expensive and losing con- test In Ohio alone about three hun dred vicious saloons have thus already been suppressed. The owners and in mates of these places treated the first news of this campaign as a joke. They began to view 1t more seriously when word came that no more beer would be sold to disorderly saloons. This was a Surprising situation; throughout all
 former years if one brewer would not
 sell, a brewer in a distant city, not be-
 ing too familiar with local conditions
 could easily be induced to ship beer
 But here were all the brewers acting in unison. In Cincinnati there are 20 breweries, with an investment of s20 . GOO 900, and in Ohio a total of 100 brew cries, representing an investment of s100 000,000. The whole of this immense in- terest stands together in fighting the dive saloon.