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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice of sl,erIfrs sale.

In the District Court County OF Ber-
nanillo, State OF New Mexico.
Horace Il. Wheeler, as trustee for
Robert c. Price. plaintiff.
va.
Albuquerque Pressed Brick and Tile
Company. n corporation, and other
defendants.
No. sea-.
Notice Is hereby given that the UNI
dersgned sheriff ~ Bcrnalilio coun-
~, by virtue OF an execution issued
out Of the distric. court OF BlrnalIllo
county, In the above entitled cause.
IN the End day OF September, A. ID.
1912. was commanded that OF the
goods, and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of Albuquerque Pressed Brick
and Tile Company. he caused to be
made the sum of eight thousand dol
lars SS,000.00) damages. and one
dollar and eighty cents costs OF suit
which by the Judgment OF said dis
trlct court on the 9th day OF April.
A. d. 1911, the plaintiff recovered
against said defendants together with
interest thereon from the 10th day Of
May, A, ID. 1912. at the rate OF 10
per cent per annum. and also the
costs that may accrue. ana by virtue
of said execution has levied upon alt
Of the undivided right. title and In
teTest OF the said defendant above
named In the property hereinafter de-
scrlbed. and will on the gath dRr OF
December. A. u. 1919. on the prem
ises of the defendant above named
ttO wit the brick p'0nD In the pre-
CinCt No. /, San Jose. county OF Ber-
nHlillo and state OF New Mexico, at
the hour Of ten O'Clock a, M, of said
day. sell to the highest and best bid
der for cash. at public auction, for
the purpose OF satisfying said eKecu-
tIon and cost, which on said date will
amount to eight thousand five hun
dred aud four and 46-l00 dollars and
cost OF sale. the said property so lev
led upon of the said Albuquerque
Pressed Brick and Tile Company, n
corporation, and which Ia described as
OllOws:
One complete brick plant with all
machinery, tools and implements that
go with II, office fixtures and type
writer, four wagons and two extra
wagon beds, three scraperB. three
brick kilns and the land and prem
Uses upon which the said brick plant
stands. which land and premises 10
described as follows, 10 wit:
a certain piece and parcel of land
and real estate situate, lying and be-
ing In Precinct No. 6 OF Las BarelaS
now Precinct |, San Jose, In the coun-
~ of Bernalillo and state of New
Mexico, measuring eighty (gOl vRras
from north to south and bounded on
the north by land OF Bartolo Sedillo,
on the south by lands OF Justo Cutler
req. on the east By Broadway and on
the west by the right-of-way OF the
Atchlson. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way Company.
JESUS ROMERO.
Sheriff OF Bernaiiilo County. New
Mexico.
GEORGE &. KLOCK.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication November /, 1912.
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Personal Property Loans.
HONEY TO loan.

MONEY 20 LOAN .
ON furniture. pianos. orsan1 horses,
wagons ana other cnattefus also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts: a.
low az $1,000 ana az high a. JlB0.OO.
Loans are quickly made ana atrictly
private. Timo--ono NORTH to One
year given. Goods to remain in your
possession. Our rales are reasonable
Call and zee us before borrowing.
Steamship tickets 10 AND from all
parIs of the word.
PRIVATE uFFICEB--open evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co,
Rooms aud Z. 0rnnG Bnlltling.
SOSh West Central AVeBae,
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IL yOup huObaBd tqFenaf An irrita-
bio fault fIhaIa6 disposition IL often
due 10 . dlsordsred stomach. A
always RooG natuFed. a great many
Ihav6 han peFmaaonllH ouFed %
al0anaoll trouble by taking Cham
beFialn4 Tablets, F0p sale by all
4uF6elsts.--AdV. Nghate
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SANTA FE COPPER.

Quotation furnished by Logan e.
Bryan. 2 Board.Of Trade. chicago.)
Boston, Mass Nov. 22.--Santa Fe
copper closed today at S5-803 ga.
There were no sal HerecOrded
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New York cotton.

New York. Nov. 22.--CottOn spot
clised siendy, Mlddling uplands,
$3.50; mlddllng gulf. SASS; gales
400 bales.
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Nc&y York Cotton.

New York, Nov. 22. -- Cotton flu
lures closed firm.
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DISPLAY YOUR
GOODS

Tho man who hid his
llGlIt under n busllcl was
evidently not In the cIec-
trIcal business nor selling
auto lRrips. You Can'r
expect 70 ell your wares
IL you hang n curtain In
front Of them and keep
them n dead sccret. II
you have something tO
dispose OF don't keep the
fact M dark as u stack OT
black CATS down cellar nc
midnight.
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NlonaY Marked.


New York, Nov. S2s--C0pper lirnt1
standard spot and November slf,ie
bid Iyecl, tf7.iB Qe15.lSj JaM,, tt7.lg
Uit.tga ElSotrplytic and Lake et1.ea
0t7.s1: castings, et7.aB0i7.h7. Il
Ain quiet spot 70 JAM tte.bo y
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Union Pacific lowered them 5-sc and
1-Sc respectively and discouraged
attempts TO bid up prices elsewhere.
Trading In stocks virtually ceased
In the late afternoon. Long intervals
between transactions testified to the
unwllllnRness OF the professionals TO
enter on commitments pending the
clearing up OF the fundamental factors
bearing on the market
The market closed heavy. Efforts
TO force the shorts 10 cover In the
final hour did not meet with much
success and the traders promptly
turned about and sold the list rather
freely. steel touched its lowest and
there also waB some active selling of
recently strOng industrials.
Closing prices:
Amalgamated. S5M.
Sugar, l2OA.
Atchison, 10TH.
Great Northern. 1881
New York Central llAR.
Northern Pacific. Nav.
Reading, l72k.
Southern Pacific, 1llM.
Union Pacific, l72%.
Steel. 75A.
Steel prd., li2.
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lLOHT--An Iron gate from SOC South
! broadway on Halloween tflgAAt.
Anyone nndlng same notify 70. ~.
Dunbar, yft Gold avenue, and re-
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VhICngO LINP SIOCk,
Cattle -- Receipts $500 market
steady to strong; beevcs, S5.265 a.
1885; Texas steers. S4.3OQ $50;
western steers. s5.4O@9.lO; stOckcrs
and feeders, S4.26@15O; cows and
heifers, S2.7O@7 1856; calves, $4,000
1925.
Hogs - Receipts $4,000; marke,
dull &c lower: light. 1896 u 7.S5 X /:
mixed, $1,000 1871; heavy. s7.35 ~
100; rough, S7.35@7.56; pigs. $3.50
~ 7I0 bulk Of sales. $1,000 $50.
Sheep --' Receipts 1900; market
slow, weak, native. $40 p $50;
western. SS,70@4.6O; yParllngs. t4,75
G6.90; lambs, native, $500 7.t5;
western, t5.G54740.
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Chicago. Nov 22.--wheat prices
dropped today as II result of north
western receipts more than double
those Of year ago, Opening quota
tions varied from Nc OF to shade
advance. May started at gOM %
9O%c, l-lGc lower to like amount
up, and fell to ssE GS87hc. The close
was steady at SO for May, y a u c
under last night.
May corn, which started at n shade
decline to q similar advance, sagEed
To Tk @47%c. The close was easy,
shade net lower for May at enc.
May oats opened with In Il sixteenth
or a cent either side az last night 4
ngures at 32h On 32hc, but receded to
32c.
Lower prices for hogs led TO n back
set In provisions. First sales were
Z 90 lOc down, with January 1880 FOR
pork, 3lO.i5 for lard and 5000 for
ribs. Closing prices:
Wheat-Dec., SAGE; May, 30 l-sc;
July, 87hc.
corn.Dec., 475-sc; May. 47Mc;
July, IS 3-Sc.
Oats - Dec. 80 7-S@3lc; May,
~ 1-S@32 lac; July, 80 Use.
Mess pork, per bbl,--Jan., 1920:
May, tiS.I7M.
Lard, per 100 lbs.--Dec.. SiI.O2M;
Jan, SOTO: May, 10.i7h.
short ribs. per 100 lba.-NOv.,
5000; jan, &i02b@lO.27M May,
ss,sTh.
". Louis Wool.
st. Louis, Mo. Nov 22.-Wool
ums, n " 2Lci fine mediums, $50 zoe;
fine, lspl7c.
Kansas city Livestock.
Kansas City, Nov. 22.--CattIe--Re-
| ceipts $500, including 400 southerns;
market steady; native steers, $3.50 "
1883; southern steers, S4.2bd 7.2b;
Routhern cows ana heifeTs, S2.15m
see; native cows and helfers, g59e U
| s.50;, stockerH and feeders, 1915 ~
100; bulls, $500 D 600: calves. $3.50
U9.50; western steers. s5.50@ 300;
western COWS, ta.75 ~ $50.
HOgH-RecelptA 1000; market 81
loweri bulk Of sales, $500 7.sO;
heavy, s7.7OW7.sb; packers and
butchers, s7.BB07SO: lIght, S7.SOB
7.sL; pigs, $3.50 100. -.
steady; mpttopa S3.75U 500; lambs
s5.60D7.50: rAnge wethers and year.
lngs S4.C0Q6.O0; range ewes, Ss.OO n
t.b0.
T. Money Market.
| New York. Nov. 22.--Money on cat
hrm, 5000 per cent? ruling rate
ta-t per cent; closing bid. 6 2-4 Of
fered at per cent Tlnpe loans easy
sixty days, 8 per cent? ninety days
S-l per cent; six mOnths, 1-t pei
cent. ~''
II cIOse--Prime mercantile paper, 4
per cent.
| Sterling exchange arm with actua
business In bankerf bills at 9l.se.ei
for sixty day bills and at 34.s5 for de
I mIAnd. ~,
| cDmmsraiaI bills, Sa.sOM.
IL bar silver, 6Sc.
n Mexican dollars, IS Sac,
! government bonds eaHy. p.
flhllfoad bonds irTe9uiaFs
ffW TSbor AGAenlm ~
i nyaev WAUas AswF -.-IfsnAnnR ARNut
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In.sO

1880.
Lead quiet. s4,i5p4.55.
Spclter steudy. $1,000 76O,
Anthony quiet; COOksOns. 5000.
Iron Tuiet and unchanged.
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BARGAINS.
NICK,s chill PARLORS

Hot Tamaiea. Chill Con
Carne and Short Orders.
sqD NVeNG o. lsvAL
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Cotton at Galveston.

st. Louis. Mo-. Nov. 90. &c., Lea
lower, S435; spelter firm, S7.36.
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ChIcnRn Rnnrd nr T1nlI,

Galveston, Nov 22. 49, Cotton high
er, IL 6-16c.
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wool to add to the wearing qualities,
and particularly the luster Of wooden
cloth mohuir In being now generally
used with success.
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FOR RENT...NtoreroOrn,

HWAb XSA41N A~e-WbU1UAWUIIA9
FOL siBNTv--vatt of q WE'LL aoneeod
btoFsFoom on West Central aVenne,
suitable for a firSt-clanH barber ahQp,
See A. FlSlschsF, III 6. eth ~ 7 "A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

1t Gets What You
Want When You
Want It
Tho llttIo Want Al
docs. II vaunteth not Il.
self, IL not pufIesI ap, hut
merely sticks 10 buslneAa
and boOsts your buSinesn.
The best and clleapcats,
way 20 Ect cOnvertct %
tho value OF advertising IL
"a spend your little quar-
ter Of y dollar for q little
classified one. les 80,
easy
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ROOMS FOR RKNT

FOR RENT --. Beautifully furnished
rooms; modeT? large sleeping
porchea. Excellent table board II de-
sired. Apply 422 North Sixth.
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PERSONALS.

SN-NJN~SyNSsrsesSN~sN-N e~N~~~Ss~cSNSaseA
NEAL INSTITUTES removed 70 aIe
W. slower. Phone 32l.
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TYPEWRITERS

Nsr1NsNSNrS"sNSN1e'NSrrN' NTsNrN1s~@ss'srs'ae
ALL KINDS, botn new ana second
hand. bought. sold, FentsS and re-
ps'vSd. Albuquerque Typewriter III.
change. Phone 1ls. 32i West Gold.
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WANTnD-Carpsts 10 elaan. W. A..
0Off. sos W. General, Phsns ssa
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s.. louis Wool.

st. Louis. Mo, Nov. 22-woo
steady: territory and western medi
uIns, "a a. 25ci fine mediums, 1870 zoe
fine, l3Ri7c. '.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

from ON a week's visit to New York CITY.
Tile following young men and wo-
men of Wavcrly were in Richmond
this week TO hear Madame Tctrazzini
Mr.. and Mrs Jack T.. Baird. DR. {. u.
Iownes. Miss Mary Chamberlain. Miss
Grace -. West, Miss Sall!c Bette Fleet
wood. Mrs. Lucy A. Chappcll and Miss
Lucille Chappell.
Holt Fleetwood has returned from
three weeks stay in Philadelphia
Judge i. f. Yves, aud son. Baird FL.
visited srs. West at the Protestant
Hospital in Norfolk last sunday.
Mrs: W. o. Rogers, OF surry. and
Mrs. y. r.. Rurrow. OF Prince George.
were tho guests of their sister. Mrs
q. Il. Livcsay, on West Main Street,
this week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hancock and Mrs. l. T..
Skipp spent the day in Norfolk yes
Mrs 4. b. Hart and Mrs. r. c. Gil
lett visited friends in Petersburg this
week.
Leroy Hodges. of Petersburg, was
the guest Of his friends in Wavcrly
the early mart OF this week.
L. o. Vaughan and Rev. H.. Il. Roun-
tree attended the session of the Grand
lodge In Richmond this week
Mr.. and Mrs ~. V. West have re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

was was her, here this week on visit to his
George Lee irwin. VINO spent tn..i
George, Lee irwin. Who spends most
OF his time in mississippi was h.sye
this week visiting his family.
Mrs. itlssen cobh Tucker ms Just
returned from a visit to relatives and
friends IN New York ana Boston.
Il. +. Hall is spending sevc-il days
on visit to Greensboro and tiha"ietis..
Mrs, c. X. Denny, OF GrecnaDorc. ~.
C.. Is on a visit this week TO her sis-e
ter. Mrs. Fleming Terry on woot.pn
Street.
Miss Lucy Ellington, Of panvilie.
Va, is visiting her cousin Misses Las
sic and Mabel coppridge. or lrvtH
Street.
Mrs. John Lowe. OF Greensboro. N. e ),
ana Miss Lottic North. OF High Point,
y. G., are on q visit to the sattsr.s
currents. M
Miss Cornaia Hannah and William
Hannah have beer guests Of Mrs. Katie
Eaislcy for several days,
Mr.. and AIRS. o. r. Monitt, OF High
Point. n. G., are on a visit lie afsS-s
j. n. Hester. Sss
Mrs Avis Harnes has sone soslil.sit
FONT 10 spend month With relatives
ind friends.
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STATE NORMAL
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
"a rim uillG w Enhl.uar,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Farmvillc, Va. February 1.-THE
class Of 1918 rendered n Valentine
rec ption to the class OF 1912 on the
evening Of ST Valentines Day. Re
cention hall, parlors and dining room
We're made attractive with Cupids and
hearts without number. while the gen
cral color scheme combined tho cnlors
of the Junior aud senior classes. gold
and brown. and red and green. Tho
guests numbered over 800, comprising
tbs two classes. the faculty and the
home department..
An attractive program was carried
out. the guests were FIRST assembled
in the auditorium for n series of
tableauN. and then separated Into par
ties. being directed by their Cupid
programs to the various rooms. where
each one was required to write IN
ten minutes Il proposal in rhyme. \
prize was offered In each room for the
best verse, hut all were read. amid
much laughter and applause. Follow
ing this contest all of the parties as
sembled in tho reception hall, where
Sneh junior was gisen stS TN tiny hearts
and every time senior was accepted
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she received one of the hearts. The
young woman who could boast of the
greatest number OF "acceptances" was
awarded the prize.
In tho dining-room fortunes OF
every Kind were provided. The centre
piece OF each table was large heart
from the centre OF which scarlet rib
bons led to each seat. and the guests
drew out Il smaller heart. which gave
them tiny souvenirs OF the occasion.
Candy hearts bore dttins mottos and
caused much mcrrment. The menus
were printed on hearts. and the re-
freshmcnts were most attractive, as
were also the toasts. which We're Of
Tered to the classes and TO the honor
AIRY member Of the senior class.
The evening closed with dancing in
the reception hall. where punch was
served between the dances.
President Jarman was In Richmond
several days last week upon BUSINESS
for the school and the State Board of
Education.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
Muslin Underwear at Sale Prices

handsomely trimmed with Iaces
and cmbroideries, some with
medallions let in, open and
closed styles; large, small and
medium; cannot be duplicated
for less than Si.2S and Sl.5O;
choice Of the lot for CSC.
Several styles OF Corset Cow
ers; some are trimmed with
laces and embroidery; some with
combination lace and cmbroid-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

Zones, returned to her home IN Norf,lx
cNIn'y WcdLtsdfy
MICS Harriet IIunkins, who has heen spend
ms some time In Washington, o. c., is
q. - IIankins.
Robert and James Murray OF The P!ans.
we're the guests this week OF Mr. and Mr..
-. T. Christian.
Miss 1acic condlt, who has been spending
thc winter az tho home OF Misses Cora and
Es'eilc smith. has returned to he. home In
New York. -
10 the guest OF Mrs. c. II. Davis
Dr. !; ~. Henderson was Richmond Wis
Miss Virginia crump. OF Richmond is via,
ting her sister. Mrs. john r. Nance. IN
Charles City.
Mira L. w. Lane Jr, has retlirsad from
a visit to relatives In Norfolk. by
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turned from the North, where they
spc their honeymoon.
y. Z. Livesmy. OF Waverly, was in
Sheriff Joe -. Prince. of Wray, and
A.. l. Edwards, OF Booker. spent tic
day j.; Waverly this week
J. II. lIamlctt has returned to his
home in Wavcrly. after "A visit to
fricnCs in Gray. VA.
Mr.. and Mrs i. 4. Burt of Home
vile. were in Wavcrly yesterday
Miss Mary Chamberlain returned
home this week from Wesleyan Unit
vcrsit%. o.. where she has been at
tending school for the past two years.
G. L. Smith, OF Wavcrly spent thu.
day l. Wakefield this Week. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

Specials in Imported Crepe.
the seasons popular novelty for
waists and dresses: see them;
prices range Csc and SIC.
Others, single width, at only
l9c.
Again, we have Imported
White Rose English Sui,ing,
strongest and most durable
fabric made, indcstructiblc linen
finish; not impaired in laundcr-
ing; 56-inch; per yard, zoe.
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White Goods ---Remarkable Values

Thalhiner Special Longcloth,
soft finish, for underwear max.
ings, being 3o.inch. II yards to
piece; price, piece, sl.00.
Princess Nainsook, OF good
quality, for fine sewing, 36-inch
in width, II yards to piece, for
S1.29.
:, 3o-inch Plain FIaxon. looks
I2Kc.
l9c value Mcrccrized Lin.
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gcrie, soft and silky, beautiful
Tor underwear and underslips in
place OF silk. being 3o-inch in
width; until sold out. l2Kc.
Luna Lawn; looks, lasts, laun.
dcrs like linen. This fabric is
well adapted for embroidcring,
the yarns being especially dur
able Tor their weight, while the
crisp and lustrous finish rcscm-
bles the more costly lincn-l5c,
19c and 25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

High Neck, Long Sleeve
Gowns, made Of muslin and
longcloth. neatly trimmed with
embroidery and some laces: in
stead Of sl.O0 and SIPS for SIC.
y lot Of $500 SIipover Gowns,
neatly and deliberately trimmed,
several styles to select from, for
$3.50.
y large assortment Of Ladies
Muslin and Nainsook Drawers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

cry, with ribbon run through;
choice Of these several styles,
sizes 81 to "A, for 25c.
81 dozen Muslin and Long
cloth Drawers, lace and chi
broidery trimmed, small, me-
dunn and umbrella styles, open
or closed; worth Csc and 7sc;
choice Of the lot for soc.
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SWISS EDGINGS AND in
SERTIONS at Bargain Prices

ing, a to 9 inches wide. large
variety Of patterns to select from;
regular l5c and l9c values for
&c, 10c and nc.
Elegant Cambria Edging,
from II to Is inches wide; all
exquisite new patterns and
worth SOC, 35c and 4oc per yard;
sale price, TIC, 19c and 25c.
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WILLIAMSBURG
tspecial to rue Times.Dispn,e

tS7Cclai to lAc ilmes- Dispatch.
Wil;IlmsburS Va. February IE-MTs.
James Turner Christian and Miss Emily
Christian entertained at bridge "Wednesday
were Mesdamc. W. y, Montgomery, w. a.
n. Goodwin. Rochester. y. "; Charlotte
Hubbard Blanche Moneurc. Norvcil l., Hen.
ley. Leonard Lmcon. OF Rochester. and
Misses pinklc Mnrecock. Ida Faulkner IuIa
Armtsttad and Agnes Moreeock Little Y lss
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REIDsvILLE 4

ReldsvilIc, y. c.. FEBRUARY IT.M-Afrsy
G. j. Mathews. OF Greensboro, y, G.,
Is here on welt this week to her
daughter. Mrs.NJ. Waltcr.I .ovclace.
Reuben McCoilum. OF Winston. ~. c..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

si.5O Flouncings. 81 inches wide,
a beautiful quality material; sale
price, Csc.
Embroidery Skirt Flouncing, IS
inches wide, worth 75c yard; sale
price. sc.
45-inch Flouncins, beautiful in
quality, Sl.5o value; sale price, csc.
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SPRING DRESSES

Cream Serge Dresses, with en-
broidcry scroll trimming, GO en-
best grade sergcs, at -. OO.OU
Navy Serge Dresses, with stripe
silk collar and side rover, p1ntnO
at. ID Il OsOU
Chaneeablc Taffeta Dresses. in all
shades' smart peplum ef- G1S M
fccts with stirring, at. u y aUU
Crepe Meteor Dresses for street and
house, with shadow laccs
and effectively cmbroid- coz M
cred. at ........... OLC Jul
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zoe Fine Swiss and Cambria
Insertions, in dainty new styles;
sale price, 15c and 121ic.
Hundreds Of Yards OF Swiss
and Cambria Insertions, worth
SOC and 35c yard; sale price, l7c
and 19c.
Fine Swiss and Cambria Edg-
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CEii!,!rcn's Fur Caps, tiaintily
trimmed with ribbons and some
with flowers; sold up TO Sf.Gl;
choice, SI.0G.
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Childrcn's Viii c Crcpella
Cloth Goats, hand embroidered
revcrs, collar and cuffs, and
2 years; instead OF $500, for
$3.50.
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WAvERLY

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Wnvcrly, Va, February HI ohm D.
Gray, II. a. Gray, George a. Harrison
and p. I. Brittle have returned home
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ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES

soc Allovcr Embroiclcries. %
inches wide, in new and dainty
patterns; sale price, 39c.
7sc Allover Embroidcrics. in
beautiful large openwork pat
terms, also small dainty pat
terms; sale price, soc.
Si.oo Allovcr Embroidcrics,
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$500 Baby Irish Caps for the
infant, silk lined, in pink. white
and light blue. for S2.9S.
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Or. Dcnton's Sleeping Car
ments, I and , years, soc.
3, !, 5 and @ wears, 75c,
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Infants Crochet Sacques,
worth 81 90, for SOC.
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Infants Hand Made Slips for
9Sc-
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Infants Bath Robes and HI
monos, made Of doublc-faccd
outing, neatly trimmed, for soc.
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Childrcn's SIS, so Plush Goats
to be sold for $500.