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GAPS CHP $ IN ||I ASH BARREL
 CAUSE OF ACCIDENT
Mrs. Thomas, of Mason Hill. Seriously Injured When
 Explosion Occurs

Mrs. Snow Thomas, of Mason Hill was seriously injured yesterday morn ing in an explosion that ocurred at her home. She was removed to the c. & A. hospital. where the physicians are making an effort to save her eye sight
 The accident ocurred at sabout 10 o'clock. It is said that Mrs Thomas. sometime previously, had thrown away some percussion caps. The caps were thrown in a barrel com monly used for putting ashes in. At the time of the accident Mrs Thomas stepped out of the house with a coal scuttle full of hot ashes She threw the ashes in the barrel The hot ashes fell directly on the caps and they exploded the moment the ashes were thrown in the barrel.
 So quick was the explosion that Mrs. Thomas was still leaning over the barrel and received the full force of the explosion in her face. The right eye was penetrated and her face was badly cut and burnt. She also received a bad laceration in the right hip. Assistance was immedi- ately secured and the wounded wom- an was taken to the C. & A. hospital. She is in a serious condition. IL is believed that the left eye can be saw ed but the right eye, which was pen etrated, will probably be lost.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-29
MACHINERY ARRIVES
 FOR SONORA MINE
 NORTH Of CANANEA
Wifley Tables and Callow Tanks Go to Moctezuma- Arizpe Mining Company Concentrator
!ARIZONA-SONORA
 WILL INSTALL MILL

CANANEA. Sonora. Mexico, Dec. 27.-The Moctezuma-Arizpe Mining company fMexican Metals Col this week freighted to its property eigh- teen miles northeast Of Cananea, four new wIlfley tables and four Callow tanks, which are Co be installed at once in their concentrator, This will double the tabe capacity of the mill, bringing it up from 50 to 100 tons daily. The crusher has a capacity of 140 tons daily. which allows for further increasing the table capacity as may be needed in the future. The company is at present shipping regtl- larly to the shelter and eventually will be one of the heaviest in this portion of the state. Considerable ore has been encountered both in the Alacran and Palo Seco- mines Of the company and sufficient fzS been blocked out 10 warrtn the operation of the mill for some time to come.
 The Cerro de Plata mine. located a short distance west of Cumeral, station on the S. P. railroad, south Of Nogales, is being successfully worked by Holt Bros. of Magdalena. Sonora. The cleanup on the mill for the past month or so of steady op- erating, resulted in a shipment of over a ton of silver bullion to the Selby Smelling works at San Fran, cisco, Cal During the past feE months the Holt brothers have been steadily operating the property and have brought it up to the producing stage The mill contains five stamps with sufficient room for fifteen more, as needed. Thirty men are employ ed at present.
 The Arizona-Scnora Mines company is preparing to install a 50-stamp mill on it's Juan Cabral property, located short distance east of Magdalena. The property Is an excellent one and attracted considerable attention last year on account of the rich gold ore encountered close to the sarface.
 The Seattle Copper Mining cont pany is the latest organization for the operation Of a Sonora property. The company was organized by David w. Davies in Seattle and is incor- porated under the laws of the state Of Arizona. The property is located on the Turkey Track ranch, at point about eight miles southeast of Naco. The company expects to be gin work at once and ship to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas.
 La Flora Mining company, operat- ing the Nopalera mine, near the San Miguel river and about four miles west of Opodepe, in the Ures dis trict. is planning to soon erect a concentration on its property. Install lation of the mill is to be very soon. according to K. w. Schneider. man. ager of the property, who has goue to Louisville. Ky. the home office of the company, to arrange for the immediate commencement of its in- stallation.
 La Cobriza Mining company is at
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-29

strangely gifted man reads your life " a science as unerring as tho law of grayitation. He tells you your tai ents and shortcomings. teils you what you came for. tells you when and whom you are gcing to marry. in fact. everything.
 Ii you are sick. he will, without asking questions, and annoying eX- aminations, tell you the nature ana the cause of your disease and show you the way to perfect health and happiness.
 Johnson Addition, Lowell. cars pass the door
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Et HLs cas. -.

When father was sick about six years ago he read an advertisement of Chamberlain Tablets in the pa CTS that iit his ease exactly" writes Miss Aargaret Campbell Of FL Smith, Ark. He purchased a box of them and he has EOt k tg sick since. My sister he'd stomach trouble and was also benefited by them For sale by al ldea,ers.--AdFertisemeDL 299
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-29

present operating it's property To- cated seventeen miles west of Noria, a large force of miners being em- ployed The company has recently resumed work after a period Of idle ness lasting since spring.
 JOSEPH |. COIN.
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FoIls a FouI Plot.

When shameful alot exists be- tween liver and bowels to cause dis, isess by refusing to act, take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. and end guch abuse of your system. They gently compel right action of stomach. liver and bowels. and restore yoar health and all good feelings 95c at all drug gists. s.--Aav avertlssment zel
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improvso Safety Rszer

The principle os the doubIS bladed plane has been applied 10 safety rs- TOTS. so that the operator slaves with two blades at the same time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-29
FooTaAIt ouT or sFEsoN

PJNILAND, 0rc-I Dec l8--Nen- daIl Phillips football eleven Of Chi- cago, was de.eaied today by the su- perior and heavier cam Of the Wasn- ington high school oi this city. hy the score Of g to O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
WYTHEVILLE

Wytheville, Va, January 20
Crosses OF honor wer. presented TO
number pt Confederate veterans Fri
day morning by Wythc Gray Chapter
United Daughters OF the Coniederacy
The presentaI address being dclv
cd by Mrs; stephen Putncy
Mrs. J. Normcnt Powell was the
hostess of ; o'clock tea On Friday
afternoon In honor of her house guest,
Mrs. Lysamdcr Hayes, OF Nashvillc,
Tenn
MISS sallic Goodwin loft Friday TO
spend some tine with her brother.
Rev r. = Goodwin, OF ST John )
Church Richmond.
Mrs. May Walton Kent j. VISITING
ir!ends IN Roanoke for q Few wceks,
after which she Will return 10 reside
IL Wythcriilc
Williamson McGavocl. lef, OF Thurs
DAY 70. Southern Florida, where h.
viii spend some time.
Mrs. LysnndCr Hayes q; Nashville
Is the Enest OF NJ. and Mrs. James
II. McGavpck at Fort Chiswcli
Miss Eleanor Terry has left for Hail
iaX county, where She Will teach in tho
High School FOR the rcnia nlry OF The
season.
Mr.. ana Mr- Ferdinand Powell are
The wcck-end guests Of their parents
Mr ana Mrs. ]. j. :. Powell
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CHRISTIANSBURG
ISpcciojto rho T,mcs.nisnntcb

Especial to The Times II spa tch.l
ChriStianSburC. Va. January 2o.--The
Hamilton -. Wnde CHAPTER OF United
daughters of the Confectionery. gave q
silver tea on Friday afternoon from
to o'clock. ana from Ia 10 O'Clock
IN the evening at the home of Mrs
William Flanr. gan The guests were
received by Mrs. William Flannigan
Mrs. Charles Sumptcr. Mrs Rice C.harl-
ton. Misses Leila Montague and Ross
charlton Those who assisted in scrv.
ing were Mrs. James Childrcss. Missc,
Jennie Childress. Elizabeth Stuart
EoSa Charlton aud Margaret Junkin.
Mr. and Mrs tiarry Schacffcr and 1t.
tic MISS Katherine Schacifer have re-
turned from :. NiS; 10 Mrs Addir
Schacftcr, OF Atlantic City. y. J
Miss sue Montague. has returned
from an eNtcndtd visit to Richmond.
bringing With hcr Mss Bessie Moor
ing. OF Richmond. Miss Mooring will
so to New York for the winter, after
a week stay in Chr:stianSburg.
j. i. Shrlhurnc, of Oklahoma is
visiting J. William Shelburnc, of Chris
,iansburg. Mr. Shclburnc will spend
several weeks visiting relatives il
virginia and Tennessee, before return
ing 10 his home N the West
NJ. and Mrs. i. Otis Meade have re.
turned from II stay in Roanoke
Miss Carter, OF New York is the
guest OF Mrs. Eva sue Rosseau
Ars. NJ. JunlSin and children hav., re.
turned II their home in Roanoke, after
spending some time with Mrs Mary
Crush
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MALVERN HILL
Especial TO The rimes-pispa,ch.I

Special TO The Timcs-D ispat ten.
Malvern Ill., Va. January 2o-The
regular monthly meeting OF the Lend
a Hand Circle of King Il Daughters Of
Grace Church. Granville. was held on
Thursday at the home Of Mrs Il. C.
Wuodcock. The following members
we're present ana enjoyed q dcIicious
luncheon with their hostess after the
business meeting: Mcsdamcs L. q.
Woodcock, J. y. Clark. NJ. L. Bell H.
;; saunders, S. a. Clark, j. NJ Sell
Missrs Mary Carrier, Ellie WoodcocM
and Cora Greeley.
Mrs. y. {. Blinuford of "Shirlcy..'
VIII spend Tho remainder OF january
at Hot springs
Mrs. r. c. Harrison. of Bay View,
entertained the Card Club on Wed
ncsdny night. Five tables enjoyed pro
EresSivc 800 from . until II T.. NJ. The
mouse MAS beautifully decorated in
molly and pine. Among those playing
were Misses Emily Harrison. Carrie
kirkland Ruffin, Helen Spccr, Mary
kuiiin, &. Han Carter. r. W. Clark,
Alian Johnson. Edward Harrison. Mrs,
d. NJ. Bell, MIR. ana Mrs. H. s. Sauni-
"rs, Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugh r. Harrison,
j. NJ. Sell, Milan johnson and c. IIill
carter attended The farmers institute
Ill kichm"nd tn. week.
Tom Dutro, of Santa Barbara, CAL
wh" has been the guest oil his sister.
MIS-. Ilugh T. HARRISON, for scycruj
months, fhs gone TO Richmond TO spend
the "!nt,i months.
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G0RD0NSVIlLE
Special % rhc Timcs-Dlspatch.l

Especial 10 The Times III pat cl.
Gordonsvilic, Va January .0.-Mrs
Harry Wood. of Monterey, and L. y,
Hopper, ot charlottesville were .:ucsIs
this week 81 the home nf T.. ". Bowen
Mrs. a. u. Martin was a recent gucx,
OF her daughter, Airs. G. l.. Morris, at
Somerset
Miss Elizabeth Stebbins ha. been
spending tue week with MISS Frances
Peers. va
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Crawford wcr.
hlChhond visitors on Tuesday
MSS Mary Michic, OF ttlcnmond way
guest TINS week OF her sister. Mrs
X. q. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, |. Jones. Of Chnr-
lottcSNnlc. We're visitors on Tuesday
o. tnc lattcrs parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
\" IT, Jordan
John q. voolfolk and family, of Emo
spent Wcur' Sday ana Thursday a, ibn
nom. "i MIS- Mo1lic Snccd
MS ". I Belt"n and children have
returned from v.si, 20 tic form"r.,,
: :Hi,ier' Mrs. T. ). Lewis. IN Jatkson-
Mas Pearl Davenport spent severn,
GAYS ms week ".th relatives at som
Mss Maggie Williams. of rhe,m,
was M guest several days this week
of Mrs j. T. I.eakC
Mrs ". NJ. Downrr was an Orange
visitor this week
Rev and Mrs a. i. Harlow. NJ
D!HhEe, were GUrdci.avillc visitors this
~ i'h
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BURKEVILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispa;ch.I
Eurkev.llc. Va. Tanuaryco.-T r.
Shelton. L. y. Sandy and H. L. Bos-
well spent the past week in Richmond
Mrs {. L. Robertson and daughter
MISS May. are in Richmond for
few days.
Miss Helen Lcath left on wednesday,
Canada.
Mrs. J. r. Agncw was hostess for lie
BOOK club on Thursday at her love-
y nome. inverness. Quite an into
esting contest was enojycd. Mrs. Geo
scott winning FIRST pr..e; Mrs r i.
shelton. second prize. and Mrs. w. a.
Han, third prize. After the ron;cs. :
delicious course luncheon was served
10 about twenty guests
Misses June Farrar aud Mamie
Hughes visited friends in Farmvilic
Inc past week.
day.
Tho Wuman's Missionary society Of
the PRESBYTERIAN church mo, with Mrs
George scott on Monday afternoon
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MONTVALE
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

tSpccialto The Timcs-Dispatchl
MontHalc Va. January 2O.--Mrs. T.
l. parrot. of Mnrtinsrillc. State sec
rotary of the Womun's Christian Tenn
perance Union. on route for Richmond
made q stoporcr Visit at Montvalr and
according TO previous announcement
addressed the Montvalc High school In
the afternoon, and but for temporary
hihess. would have had public meet.
ing at the Methodist Church on The
evening OF the same day, January 10.
Mrs Lacy BiEgs. who has been Oh
visit TO her mother. Mrs. Lakes ncni
Pcnick. returned on Monday evening
r. 5. Copenhaver. of Roanoke. was
week end visitor ut the home of Dr.
ind Mrs. Il. IL. Early.
Miss Mamie Patterson, who is
teacher at the MontvalC High School,
was called to Rural Retreat on account
of the death of her niece, ut that
place. on Tuesday. January le.
Rcr. Mr.. James held his regular SER
vice at the Methodist Church on the
second Sunday, and the service was
well attended.
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ARVONIA
Special 20 The Timos-i,i,

lSpecial 20 The Times Disputch.1
Arronia, Va January 2o.--William
\. LeSueur OF Orc Bank. or East Ar
ronia. has returned after !, visit of a
week TO friends in Newport News and
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Jones' OF Alta
vista, after spending week or more
at the home of Mr. Joncs's mother.
Mrs Louisn Jones, OF New Store. Buck
inEham county. have returned to their
home.
Mrs. G. Graham Thomas. of Arvonia.
son az Lower Brandon. on the James
River.
Mr.. Barker. a member Of the senior
class OF Union Theological Seminary.
here last sunday night. and in thr
morning in the ScottsvIlle Prcsbvio-
rihn Church, Mr.. Parker Will continue
TO preach twice a month here during
the winter and spring
y. L. Pitts will leave next week
t"F AN extended trip through North
Carolina While away he will visit; all
'H| PRINCIPAL cities and larger towns.
Miss Florence Petit, who is spend
M ihc winter here attending the Ar
Nonia High school. spent several days
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Rniph Chandler Root.
OF fcnlan, spent saturday and Sunday
with friends at Arvonia.
T. w. HUBBARD. OF Buckingham
week.
AIbcr, j. Terrell. of .Bcar Garden u,
New Canton, LETT last week for Rich.
mond. where he will remain through
out the session OF the Legislature. Nj
ltfrrll represents the counties Of
hurkinSham and Cumberland. lie was
elected 20 office without opposition.
Rev. Plumner /. Jones VIII preach
in the Cartcrsvillc Prcsbyt erinn Church
Tomorrow morning.
j. O. sheffield and T.. Robcson. rr
iHchinond, spent several days in Ar
Non!a this week
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and children came recently from New
York to visit the formers parents, DR..
and Mrs. j. W. Duffcy
Mrs. Hattie Ritter has returned from
visit TO her daughter. Mrs. Adolph
Jacket. al Elizabeth, y. j.. and to
friends IN New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cooper and
their daughter. Miss Grace Cooper. left
early spring !n Cuba and Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. liillborn and
their daughters, Misses Florence AMI
Ivy llillborn. of Norfolk. have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James .. Ritter
in this city.
Mss Bessie Elwell. who has been
visiting friends in Winchester for sew
cral months. has returned to Washing
Miss Edith Brown who left several
days ago TO visit Mrs. Guy Mason in
Washington will also spend some time
with friends in Baltimore and Anna p
oils.
Mrs. Il. W. Jenkins has returned to
stanton after spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. JOSEPH Sumption.
in Winchester.
Miss lillian Rove, of Wayncsboro.
Pa. who has been visiting at the
home Of Colonel and Mrs Robert L..
Gray. left several days ago to visit
friends in Frederick. Md.
Mrs. Jack Smith has returned to
New York. after visiting NJ the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
ii. Dinenderfcr.
Miss Ellen T.. Powell came recently
10 visit MIR. and Mrs. Walter #. Gore
AT their home In Winchester.
Miss Julia Jenkins has returned from
n visit to the MisSe. Marshall. at their
home n summit Point. w. Va.
Miss Helen May has returned to
Washington. after visiting the Misses
I.%nch at their home in this city
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Alsdorf. Of
Waikiki. y Y. arc visiting at the
home OF their son-in-law ana dauEh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs J. William Sibcrt
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couple, of days last week of friends
in Richmond.
ONANcOCK
I SpccIal to The Tlmes-Dispatch !

Especial 70 The TImes-D
Onancock, Va, Janunry 20.-Two So
cial functions were given this week in
honor of Mss Isabelle Young, oi
Dennis, y. Ca card party by Mrs
George Lee Fosque Thursday evening
and dance Friday evening by her
hostess, Miss e. Virginia Hopkins, nj
her home. "Bucklawn." She returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Nelson and her daughter.
Mics Virginia. left for Baltimore Mon
day.
Wilbur F. Shield is the CUES, OF his
brother, F. Roy Shield.
Henry F. Parks. OF Marion, S, C., is
with his family.
Mr.. and mrs John r. Few and two
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recently in Richmond with Miss

Lathrop.
Miss Mary Starro. who has been
visiting Mrs. Robert Christian. has lett
for ChurlottcsviIlc and Washington.
Carl Boschen has returned from a
trip to New York.
Miss Carrie Moore spent several days
last week in Washington. the Snesi
D. Mrs. Thomas Marshall.
Miss Nell and Elizabeth Christian
have returned from Crozet.
Robert Christian, Sr. returned last
week from Il trip to Danvillo.
Miss Virginia Lee Miller spent sew
cral days In the past week with Mrs
Withers Miller, In Richmond.
lighttui afternoon ton 10 the members
OF the Book Lovers Club on Friday
last. RcndinG and Il table talk. to-
gcthnr with refreshments. made Q most
charming entertainment for all attend
ing. Those present were Mrs. X, i.
Bridgeforth. Mrs, Alan Ferguson, Mrs
Douglas Wherry. Mrs Percy CHM
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day last in LynchhurE, has returned.
NJ. T. Booker. who spent the week
end in Houston. returned Sunday af-
tcrnoon to Richmond.
Mrs. u. W. Watkins and Miss Eath-
crime Watkins. who have been spend
ing several months in Richmond, have
returned
MISS Helen Barksdnle and Mrs
Vaughan are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Watkins. Jr.. OF South Boston
Miss kitty Lancaster is expected to
arrive in Houston next week Miss
La -. ancaster Will be the guest of Miss
Florence Easlcy.
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BERRYVILLE

Especial 20 The dispatcher
:. bfrEyrli!e Va, January 3o.-AIisscs
.,al.i.!" lialn and Maudc Watson. Of
Jefferson county, ". Va, arc visiting
Miss Ndaii LOW ''''6
Major ana Mrs Harry c,,rpcntcr
nave returned from Il visit to Norfolk
and other points. 1o'N
Mrs' T. j. ha;c. and son. Dwight. Of
kabictown. ". Va, visited Nil and
Mrs. T. NJ. Thompson. Ut Alpine, re-
Misses Flcdu Kinney and Lillian Mes
h.t VISITED friends in BoycG last week
MI. ana Mrs, y. IS. Snyder are visit
ING relatives in Augusta county. Va
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WINCHESTER
Especial to The Times-p,sno,cr

L"F.'IdI I" Ihv Ilmts-Dispatch.l
inch"Strr. Va. January 20-Siiss
fiorcnc" Wccms has gone 10 RtIti,nor.
after spending some time II Wincllcs-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs James Il. Russen LET,
ms Week 70 "tsii at the home OF their
Gardner W i'ro"n. In New York.
Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd left this
"c"k for Richmond 10 jim her nus
Gnnd Spcak"r Byrd Of tho House Of
t'sEa'eE. AMI VIII pass the balance
"i tho winter ia that city.
VIZ anO Mrs lnMm lfmlnl,ir.i nnnn,.
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BON AIR
LSnecialto The ri,nea.n

Especial TO The Times. ispatch
Bon Air Va, January .O.-Mrs
NICHOLSON and Mrs. c. NJ. Rucker arc
me guests Of Rev. McDanicI Fucker
at the Methodist parsonage
Miss Lucy Mason and Miss v,iniSr.G
-:rnshaw We're the guests thi, week
OF the Misses Moore
MISE Annie keran spent several day.
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HOUSTON

Houston, Va, January u-Jan1cs ;:
l-"si"E left HOUSTON an Tuesday for
ttip - N"nbrtdgc ana Richmond
Church mot on Wednesday aftcrnooi.
~ tn residence Of Mrs J. II Han
Miss Mary 4 thornton. Of Court.
view, mas returned uf;er "a visit of
several months O." Washington, Balti-
more and i:icEmpud
Mrs . /: Frost. "hn spent Ture-
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children. are guests of Mrs. Rcw's
parents, Rev. and Mr.. w. Wood, OF
Marion Station, Md
Mrs. Alice NJ Wise and children. OF
Emporia, are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas +. Marshall
FRANK Grigcr left Monday for Macon
Gin where he viii attend "a school Of
Pharmacy.
Sliss Susie Amcs has accepted tho
position OF principal Of the Pocomokc
High School.
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Mrs. Carl BoSchcn, Mrs r. Nice. Bull
ington, Mrs. Robert Christian Mrs. T..
G. Mcclure, Mrs. w. NJ W.thcrs, Mrs
Mary Dodd. Mrs. NJ. r. Rudd. Mrs. Polk
Miller, and Misses Muude and Virg mia
Lee Miller, Julin Powers, Frances
Withcrs, Elizabeth Cooke and others.
box party Will he given next
week by the younger set here. TO which
general invitation have been extended
TO the public.
+. T. IIazcn was the guest for a
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$3.50 Linen Sheets, $4.87. pr

Hemstitched Linen Sheets.
90H96 inches; made of good.
round thread linen, free from
dressing. Special. sI.S7 L..
pair.
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zoe Sheets, Soc each

.Blcachcd Sheets, S1x90
inches. for double beds.
Made Of tine. soft cotton,
free from dressing. and
Numbered ready for use.
We only have eight dozen.
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All new styles in this famous fine
zephyr Dress Bingham. 30 inches
wide; piaids, checks and stripes in
every wanted color. Special value,
15c yard
The Washington herald., 1912-06-30

pIgnons) as accessories to divers dainty
dishes. The IncIosed recipes show two
ways Of using them that may offer variety
TO my fellow house mothers:
BEEFSTEAK AND MUSHROOMS
Cut a tenderloin steak an inch thick. d.
vIding /; into as many parts as you !Ike-a
portion for each person. Lay them in a
hot. well buttered dripping pan. the steaks
not touching each other. add a cuptul OF
boiling water and cook IN the oven thirty
minutes. bast!ng often.
Ten minutes before you serve It remove
the pan from the oven, season with salt
and pepper. and lay thin slice OF onion
and thick slice Of tomato upon each
steak. Pour a little melted butter over all
and return to the oven. Heat q can Of
French mushrooms in their own liquor;
drain this of and when the tomatoes are
we'll done transfer the steaks. etc, care
fully to a heated platter, stick three OF the
hot mushrooms in each slice OF tomato.
pour over all the drippings ler, in the pan.
garnIsh with parsley. and take al once to
table.
This is an attractive dish and savory.
Now a word Of fresh mushrooms, nov
comparatively cheap in the markets and
in some parts OF the country to be had 70
the picking in pastures and sunny. UncultI-
waited fields.