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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
In and Out of IroMn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mead Loving have re-
turned from their wedding trip North,
ana are now az tho Jeaerson nOtel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

John Martin. y. r. Hoiderby. Jr.. Mrs.
John +. Pollard. l.. a. Powell.
Lawn Fete Postponed.
Tho lawn toto given Dy the Marshall
Street Christian Church was postpon-
cd from last Tuesday. and WIN take
place this evening. The hours are
FROM I TO II o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

The Woman's Club has seen closed
FOR the summer In order that extern
sivc repairs may be made The last
OF the series OF Informal teas thar
have been given since the closing or
The club season was held yesterday ar
ternoon The club viii be rcoponed in
S,rteynl,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02


ily viii leave In few days to speno
Ten days at Cape Henry
Mrs. BENJAMIN IL %asn. who Ia
tuests OF Mrs ". If. Talbot Il, her
Lee at RaVens"oit tn
ton and children. Of this city are Wis
lung Nj. and Mrs. j. W. Todd near
stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
In XirEInIn.

MI Moille Elliot seaweli is a guest
~ Nj ana Mrs 81 George BRYAN. at
ihelr home on West T4ankMn street
Tor this week y srca, deal OF enter
tanning Will bee doae ia ncr honor.
Repr, sentative c. G dickinson. Of
M.ssour. IS entertaining Als sister.
Miss Anna Dickinson. In WASHINGTON
Mss Dickinson has been visiting her
ttother-in-law and sister i.ev ana
Mrs j IL Lacy T. D.. at WMchcstc,.
VIZ Miss Dickinson viii 80 from
Washington 10 Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
Queen Victoria First Woman Of
Sovereign Rank to Go Up
in Machine.
nY Ia MAnnuIsE DE roNrENo,.

Dl la NAlt0lIsE DE fONIENON.
~ VEEN NicroRlA Of Sweden.
( although such an invalid that
she mas never been aole TO spead
winter on her husbands do
miniors, and mas been absent from the
court OF stockholm for years together.
in consequence OF some nervous all-
ment enjoy the distinction Of being
tie nrs. woman OF sovereign rank 10
venture on an aerial trip TWO weeks
ago she spent an entlre DAY cruising
above and around Baden Baden in the
airsh.p "Schwa ben" When passing
over the royal chateau. tho Queen
threw down bouquet OF roses. To
which note was attached addressed
TO her mother. tho Dowager Grand
Duchess Louise 81 Baden only daugh-
ter OF old Emperor William. his con-
siart attendant during the last years
OF nus lle. and his companion IN the
carriage inter den Linden. when No
Cling shot and badly wounded hlm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Mrs. BENJAMIN IL %asn. who h
spending the summer ia Culpepcr. ma
guests Of Mrs. ". II. Talbot, at he
Lee at "Ravensworth.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Tho resulnr meeting 81 the board
OF manas= rs OF the Virginia Home for
lncurables VIII Ice held tomorrow
morning at II o'clock al the home. 1t
IS Very important meeting and all
NON oeFs OF the board are urged to be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
'i'rnNcling In the Wc.t.

George IS. stevens ana his SON.
Georse W stevens. Jr.. lett last Wed :
nesday morning Tor a business trip In
the West Sir. stevens ana his son
entertained delightful pariy on ,hcir
iNiVate car u the Gre,nurler White
sulphur Springs In ire party were
"-4ss teien stevens. Mis- Mary Moul-
ton. Miss Elizabeth Hol,nl,is-. Of MS
Guy ana Garyin Thomas. OF Paris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

IL, alis Church, gave "A brief recital.
ana played the wedding march from
'Lohcnsrin at the entrance OF inc
bridal party During the ceremony he
PLAYED on. Promise Me Hearts and
Flowers and other music appropriate
to the occasion. ana Mendelssohn's
march as the procession was leaving
the church. Mr. Balinger and the
bridegroom are brother organists. ar.
balinser being tho organ'zt al Falls
Church and Mr. Mori presidins a, the
regular services at 81. G.orge.s.
The bride was attended bv MSS
Mary iinsncs AS maid OF nonur. ana
By Miss stewart Wise and Mrs. Carro!l
PIerc,. OF Alexandria,
"Mr aIorl had Kari Stirling Kerr.
Of Fort Mycr Heights. Va. as best
man The ushers were Dr ". G.
We burn, Of BalIstou, ana william
frless. OF Clarendon. Va
the briue wos given ia marriage
By her cousin Carroll Fierce. Of Alex
andia. she wor. d gown OF vnit.
satin. and tule lou held win a
wreath Of orange blossoms she car
ried "A shower bouquet OF I4les Of tn.
VALLEY.
"'Ihe maid Of honor wore pink meg
saline. ~i;h large white nat Trimmed
~ s"eeipeas. and "a carried big
bouquet Of swec,peas
AFTER ,he ceremony Mr ana Mrs
Nor lett on trip East. and upon
men return ihey wiil ba "a, home at
IN" AN on columbia Road. tn $ CITY"
I RI xf.l iuIr In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Miss Grace Vest. who mas been visit
Ing in WJynesboro. is now visiting in
luehmYnd FOR few Gays before re-
turning to Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Mrs. = 7. Robertson ana Mrs Peg
tpn Cochran have returned TO theii
homes. after visit tJ Mrs Hunter
u CURE in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Mrs Charles Todd and Mrs G. sea
ton and children. Of this city. are Wis
itins NJ. and Mrs. J. W. Todd nea
stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Lynn Enslow. Of Highland Park.
who has been the gues: Of his sister,
Mis-. ". O. kabie. ia stanton. is now
ia Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

sivs sasah 4. FA4-ip- uu4 Mss Grace
4el-s IMAM. of Lettr.. De-. 4.r s.s.l..lA
MIS- -. Huwaii 4.e4G, 4tO--4ls st.Uv..
BARON Helgnts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Mrs r 1. Gordon and little son arc
guests OF Mrs ". NJ Talbot At her
hom. tn Vaynesboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Misses Alice and Lou Leigh Nav,
returned TO the city. alter visit t,
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Leigh. Jr.. al
"picdmont.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Marbury Taylor. Of this city is Wis.
iting his aunts and uncle. Misses Mar
bury and Francis +. MarDusy. in Alex
Aadria.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
BEEF IS UP AGAIN
, AND WILL GOF|VE
j, CENTS HIGHER YET
Pork Also Boosted q Cent in
=
= the City's Wholesale
Markets.

Prime beef again has advanced half n
cent q pound. wholesale-ths second rise
OF the kind In two days-and the retail
ers In the Old Washington and other big
city markets got a tip to the effect that
the choicest cuts Of beef may go up nve
cents more q pound before the new year
ling steers begin to como to the New
York market This will be some time
IN August.
Tho arrival of live beeves yesterday
totAlled 1851 head. as against $50 head on
Tuesday. Twenty-Five carloads were put
on sale at the stock yards In Manhattan
ana Jersey City. and the best Of the
steers sold at the car side for Is cents to
Is cents lower per hundred pounds than
on the day before. There were no choice
bseves In the lot. The official market
report quoted the bulls as quiet and
steady" which meant their price and
not their disposition. Other receipts yes
tsrday were 2.2+3 calves. 1889 sheep and
lambs. and i,O67 hogs.
Pork was quoted yesterday at an ad.
vance OF cent a pound over the price
OF the previous week.
william ii Horridge. editor OF the
American Meat Trade. declares the
retail meat dealers in Greater New yoix
are actually losing 81 to $l2 on every
steer they cut up and sell In the.. shops.
Hero are his figures. based on q go
POUND carcass. at "a cents q pound.
wholesale:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
A Charming Afternoon 'Fr0ck Costume"
That Can Be Made of Summer Material
DESCRIPTION.

This charming costume could be
made Of most any of the popular sum
mer materials. White wolfe would be
pretty trimmed with black and white
stripe wolfe to match. which forms n
vest portion on the waist, and skirt
having . very swagser effect. crossing
clear over to the left side. held with
large round buttons. Three OF the
same sort are placed on the right side
Of the front panel of the skirt, while
band of the stripe material finishes
the bottom. The neck and sleeves are
finished with plaitings OF fne white
lace held with black velvet ribbon,
which forms q small bow in the front
OF the neck and on the back OF tho
sleeve. A narrow black patent leather
belt held with straps of the white
wolfe defines the slightly raised walls,
line.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
PIcKP0CKET ON BRIDGE.
Two Men, Arrested on Chance,
Closely Followed by Victim.

When Policeman Clair OF the Clinton
street station. on duty ut the Manhat-
tan end OF the Williamsburg Bridge.
saw two men he recognized running
down the bridge toward him early to-
day, he took chance and arrested
them.
Behind the men came William Hug of
No 81 Central avenue. Brooklyn. who
said he went to sleep midway OF the
bridge and was awakened by tho two
men stealing 1856 from his pocket, The
prisoners gave their names as Harry
Greenburg, twenty-thTee, OF No. lb3 Riv-
!ng,on street. and Harry Miller. twenty
SIX, Of No. 800 Madison street. They
were arralgned IN Essex Market Court
on charges OF grand larceny. The police
say Grcenberg has been arrested fifteen
times as a suspicious person In con-
nection with pocket picking complaints
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
Supply Your Wants Tomorrow,
We Close All Day Saturday.
GREAT FRIDAY VALUES IN
BOYS, SUITS AND FURNISHINGS
Come Tomorrow.
,T,rtll he worth while.

Boys Wash Suits-Russinn and
Sailor Percales, Duck. Linons,
Chambrays--white. plain colors,
stripes and fancies-2h to yrs m
reg. IS and tl.25.........,...'...' 'OO
Rows and Girls Play Suits-Indian.
Cowboy. Baseball. Rough Rider M
to II yrs.-special ......,''''''''''' 'Uo
Boys washable Coat suits Duck.
Linen. Crash and Drill-Whlte, Tan.
Ulue and Khakl-Yoke. Norfolk ana
Double Breast-7 to IS yrs mo
Suits OF Rcpp. Linen. Duck.
Chambrays and Percalcs-whlts
and farcies-- Russian, Sailor. bench
and MILDLY styles-some with extra an
trousers-3 20 IL yrs. reg. " S''''i
Iaunderod Madras Blouscs medium
ught and dark-also ponReo or
fancy Madras some white IN
q To 10 yrs-yaluo 10 to .S.....'. .Ou
unlaundcred BIouses--Cheyiot.
p.rrnle and Madras fancy stripes ana
figures also white-4 to 10 yrs M
regularly 40 ...........'''''' ''''''''' 49,"
Chlldrcn's Rompers Checked ana
Striped Ginghams. Linon7 ahd pain
blue Chambrays-2 to yrs IN
value Go ,......-.'''''' .''''' ''''''''''
ooys' bathing suits--Wool and 49,
Worstcd value $lG9 ,..'.'''''''''''i'~"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11

be obtained, but Vtth the descrSp'
tton furnished II 10 simple 1sosfeT
to soork out patterns.
4 neio and distinctive feature o.
tAts department 10 the illustration
Of the different pieces Of tho pattern
accessory for the making OF the ooT'
Wsnt. II shops hoo costly the at
trocsivs design can be executed and
cleo serves as a guide IN cutting ONES
osox pattern " such 10 needed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
Sail Around Staten Island RI
cvv Dav FL ee nj SUNDAY and Moodsv. DUO

Luruiouly appointed, aide wheel. steam yacht
"CLLRMpNr' ha'cs l2cth 1t. and North River,
Sunday and Monday. 7O.Inilc sail fqr 6ec.
3-liOur Every Might Sail, zoe.
Down the Bay. every nhhi. Including sunday,
Battery sis y. NJ . hours on water Tor 5Oc
Wcst Poinr Excursion, 7Sc.
=, Hwwano 'mun ,,,mn, ,nht"M,N. n,.t T.; .Mn ~,
North River 10 - A. VI. every Sunday for sail 20
IVES; Point and return Round TIM TIC
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11

All QssseeO oee-
corning deste~o
and motertols o.
dyesses should b
addressed to the
Fashion = dttor
Of The Event'I
World. No pot
tome for dessons
In this column coo
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11

around the hips 10 could be gath
cred. Buy some plain white ba-
tists ana make . kimono waist,
with Q box plat Of the dotted
material down the front; also turn
back oufs Of IL on the sleeves, ana
Q nat collar to hnish the round
neck. Marrow lace sdGing could
finish those trimmings to give
dainty touch. a small pocket would
look cute on the left side. a rather
Wide patent leather belt held On
the sides With straps would een-
plsts the dress.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11

m outaway style In the bsok, the
point hold with . blue satin RIB
bon bow. Trim the bottom OF the
plain white skirt with rows Of
Ciuny insertion.
Dear Fashion Editor
have two and half yards OF
some very pretty blue dotted batiste
which I think would make a pretty
dress for my daughter. ago fourteen
years. II you could suggest some way
of combining something else with It.
The background OF the goods Is white
with blue dot. MRS. H.
Use the dotted material for the
skirt, with . panel front ana hack
having plaits undsYlaid, while
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11


WOMEN's DRESSES. SUITS.
COATS, SKIRTS. ETC..
many special purchases.
Come Tomorrow.
twill be worth while.
womens Tub pressss-iinsn, iincnA
ohambray, Bingham and batiste---
variety Of models special. ..........1.O6
Wash Dresscs-linen. lincnc.
cordelines. tissues, chambrays and
iawns-best styles and colors not all
sizes In each fabric, but oil In tho lot
were $3gs and 4ys. .....".........4.SO
women's Wash skirts-cordelines,
linen and repps-white and natural
some button down front-wers Si0s. /. AO
Linen Coat Suits-natursl tint-strictly
tailorcd-cutaway or straight coats.
were JOYS .................s-...... .Ss4 ~
Tailored Wool and SILK sults--whipcords
and sergcr. also chAngeable taffctss.
best coiors. ..................Sp Special 0.OS
Tan Linene Dust Coats-fuli length
straight back--conv ertibls collar
special ...'''.''.'.'''.'''''.''. Illus
women's Bathing suits-mohAir and
surf cloth-navy and black
braid trim. Special Lbs
Mohalr Bathing suits-navy and black
bra!ds and contrast trim. ...........2.OS
Extra Size Bathing su,ts-46 to 52
navy and black mohairs-
Special. 3.OS and ADS
BATHING CAPs-rsduced-
rubber cioth-were .l5............... o
Rubber lined Serge and sstsen-
were ~ ........................ Ill
Pure rubber. also dotted and striped
| Sateens and Serges-were -. ...... s18
| sateens and serges In dots, stripes and
| plain coiors-Normandy. 'kerchief and
Rob Roy stylea--were ~. .......... s26
Pure rubber Caps in pretty colors-
plated ruffle. also silk and sstin Caps :
Finer Bathing Caps to 1.1S-wsrs f.ea
bathing Sandals and SHOES
black, white and oolors.. I'D to ] ~
Women House Drsases-chambray,
lawn and percale-various pretty styles,
| Including Dutch neck and contrasting
ssilor coliar-all sises............... .OS
Empire House 0owns-floral lawn-sItra
fuii-contrastins pipings-all sisss.. 81
Extra sise House Dresses striped
percale and plain color chamhray-
siEes a to So. ........"".1.1Dto ! III
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashion Editor:
have three yards of some beautiful
all-over eyelet embroidery which
want to use in a dress for myself. An
thirty years of age ana like my clothes
rather plain. but with good lines.
MRS H. 7.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11

'.rhis." say Mr.. Hornidge. rs q loss
Of III to III. because the shop expenses.
rent. wages. phone. deliveries. &C. aver
axe 81 to SIS per carcass sold.'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
GREAT FRIDAY VALUES IN
CURTAINS. CURTAININCS.
TABLE COVERS. BED SETS. ETC.
Come Tomorrow.
Twill liz worth while.


Rurlcd Muslin Curtains top valance.
with rod, complete. ready 10 hang -
val N21 '.'..''.. t'''''''t't.'''' 80
Fine French C,hic Nct Ped Sets
Marie Antoluotte or RcnR,ssnn~e-
centre motif pud corner design
white or krnbl'H tint-val 1880 5.SS
French Not CurtalninT n Nuisance
iaser' and edgc-d'cp ru'fe-y val % 10
sun Fast Draperiea .uadras designs
grocny. hlgoa rods md brown
were 90 q. VI ......., .............., ,3S
sa'ln "i~laN r-cton"e % ira'--
rorol deslgrs 30 light or dark
grounds val 10 .,.,-t,.''t.t..''' Iva
Decorated Burlans also plain colors-
best qul'ltv-s'egial ......,.,.,,,... III
Iii' DSoraior'' rrlces.
| Reversible hrmur- Damask Tah,s
! Covers yGs. fquare-frnged-
val 81 80 Observation-Disclosures IDS
Cu-taIn OrFandles-d ccp rutile- wide
| cOlo-el lracrte--pInh Niue and
! yellow val l2'. and Is cts....,.....
Ifrotd Linen Couch Covcrr-
| cold stripes 'riDgeh-yol. N.ss .,.., .OS
|, Colo-ed S,rnod Cur,Rlns white or
tinted ground val. CO cts.-par. ~
Value 81 p palr.............,,,,,,, 80
Value ~ % palr..,,,.,...,,,'.,.,,l I'D
II Remember!
We Do Not Open Saturday.
Supply Your Wants Tomorrow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
GREAT FRIDAY VALUES IN
LINENS. TOWELS. TOWELLINCS.
WHITE GOODS
Come Tomorrow.
Twill be worth while.

20
Turkey Red Table Cioths-3 yards long
frlnsed-black or white border
were .oS ..'.............'.'''.'' s4S
% inch Linen Napkins-large assort-
msnt Of patterns-usually Nss. III. 90
10 inoh Asbestos Table Covers with
removable washable cover
were GD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II. s. Huck Towels-e0xti-red or blue
broche borderS-were .2t,.......... I'D
Huck Towcls-hcm'd-vai. ,l6...... .12h
Blrdsoye Diapering Is inch--soft and
absorbent-io yard piece-wers "a. .4O
Linen Toweiling also glass checks
usually IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
LINEN Finish White Percnies-36 inch
fine for suits and dresscs-val. III. OH
n inch white vollos-val. 20 .......... 10
white india Llnons-i0 inch were 10 IL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11

Mako . kimono waist OF the ALL
over with q deep cheInisstts in
the front Of plain white material
with Cluny insertion Ut the neck.
Also finish the sleeves with . cu6
Of plain white edged with Cluny
insertion. Mako tunic OF the
sll-ovsr for the skirt, which drops
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-11
GREAT FRIDAY VALUES m
woMEN's AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
Como To-MoPsow.
Twill be worth while.

VIVID n W E>NN
Como To-Merpov.
Twill be worth while. !,
Nainsook and Muslin Night pressss-
value ~ .......................... -
Nainsook Night Drcsses-round, Y
or hiSh-fnncy lace. smb'y and
ribbon--vaiue ~ ......."...."...s- coo
Nainsooh, Crepe and Tub silk
Night Drosses-newest mods)e-
20 styles-value el.29 .,.............. 30
Cambria Petticosts-emb'y ruffls or
laco trim'd-value .9S................ 10
Cambria and Nainsook Pe,ticoats-
variety Of styles-value t.2s........ .06
observation-disclosures or dainty
cffects-value t2,6s and s2.ss. .......1. 30
Princess siips-whits and coiors--
lawn and main sook-lacs and
ribbon-worth si.29 .................. .09
Princess Slips ainsook. Lawn OF
Tub Silk-daintily trim'd-
value &2D ........................" 1.O4
Princess slips-Nainsook and
Messnline-handsomely trim'd with
prettiest lacss-valus S5.Ss.
| Nainsook Corset Covsrs-rsund neck
value 10 and .aS. ..............."... III
Nainsook Corset Covsrs-<ancy isess
or lace and emily combined-vai. - as
Cambria Drawsrs-hsm and tucks-
value - ...................s..... slO
Cambria or Nainsook Drawers
| circular or straight-lace or smo'y-
value - ........s".............S. 900
Nainsook Drawsrs-hand smb'y and
| Ciuny lace trim: also dosen other
styies-usuaily u.S................ -
Nslnsook Cemblnats ens-reund nssk-
cover and skirt with daipty lsess-
| worth ~ ...s'.'.......''.''''.'' 100
Na,nsook Combination with lace. emily
and msdaillons-valus el.29.......... .0<
Women's Combinations and
elaborate trim OF fine lace and
smb'y-valus t1.W ..........c.".1sO@
Ch,ldrsn's Cambria Night Drawefs-
10 II yrs.--vaius .0............... Do
Chiidrsn's Cambria Night Dressss-
elip ovsr-ribbon and Torchou lace
or smby-l 70 ~ yra-vslus 3D.. -
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GREAT FRIDAY VALUES IN
NOTIONS, TOILET ARTICLES,
STAMPED LINENS. ETC.


NOTIONS, TOILET ARTlcLES,
STAMPED LINENS. ETC.
Conc Te-AeSsew. AZ
Twill bs worth wAils.
Pad Hose support@s-v0s .n........ 10
SIX Hair Nsts-siastio and tied ends
dosen-usually 10 ........."""". Ill.
White Bundle Tape. large siss-.
ass'td INTELLECTUALLY .3t......s..s 40
Msresrissd Tie Lsose-vhits and
tAn-wers and 7 cts- psir......S for 10
Bathing Caps-biack, brown and
red with white polka dot-rossetss
At sids-drawstrins-valu .v,...... ~
white Rubber Bath spr~ys-wsrs - .0U
popular doors cakss-vAl. Ii V - ~
80 Ct size Dagsstts Cold cran. -
Stamped White Tea Cloths
u and ~ tnch-H. g.. rows
drawnwork-vslus u.1S .............. %
Red Ticket Lot Stamped Linea
Csntrspisces and Dcarfs-
Were Were
% ana o.. ~ In and 10. ~
Opaque Window shadss-(7a esSsrs
heinming)-best unts-vsius .3.... 10
window scresns-2& inches high
extend % to V-reg. .3.............. IN
Sleeve Irons--detachsbls handiss-
value 80 ".........,.............. IA
Summer Wash Fiannels-
light and dark color comhtnations--
Rsaa.ns. Of Cotton aud Do...i r.auss
reduced to Clearance press.
....,.,-- -. =. -. .,~.-~
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BLANKET CLEklANCES.
Slightly solled odds and snds--
at Friday Clearance Prices.
GREAT FRIDAY VALUES IN
VARIOUS SUMNER NEEDFULS
Come Tomorrow.
Twill lie worth while.

Mfr's' cleanup OF Bags-leather,
tapestry, suede and linen black and
coors six cord handles--yariety
" styles aud shppes-Valus N.0o.. 80
Leather Carriage Bags---ieather lined
fitted with purse-instcad OF sito. .OO
Meas Linen H'd'kts-h to | inch
hem extra slze-were Is cts........ slO
Women's Initial Hdkfs Shamrock
lawn--corded borders-special " doz. 10
siik Elastic Bclts-black and colors-
extra heavy buckles-yai "a and - IL
Renaissance centrepiuces-4o inch
drawn work and hand emb'd
effects-were SOS .,,......,.,.......l.0S
Rogers A. A. and Al Forks and
Spoons-also other reliable makes
regularly 90 each .,................ III
Womens Chamoisette Gloves.-
? clasp-wh,te and channels color
wer" - '.....'''''''''''''''''''' sAS
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-04

incorporates of the corporation
known a. Denhsm 4 Company who
acknowledged that they signed and
executed the above and foregoing ar
ticles of Incorporation as THAR ..,
and Decd on this the 18th day of De-
cember, 1911.
A. F. L. Watkins,
Notary Public.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-04
State of MississiDni

State of Mississippi,
County of Forrest.
City of Hattiesburg.
Ihis day personally appeared he.
lore me, the undersigned authority
H. w. Denham, one of the incorpora,
tors OF the corporation known as Den.
nan d Company who acknowledged
'nat they signed and executed the
ABOVE and foregoing articles of in.
corporation as their act and deed on
tnis the 22nd day of December 1911
90 r, J. s. Love,
-ur Notary Public.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-04
CORPORATION

NNN WIN WV
company.
title of said com.
Company.
the incorporators
Cstoft1ce, New Au-
Postoffice, Manned,
Postoffice, Hatties-
e is at Hattiesburg,
capital stock is Ten
5.
lue of shares is One
each.
l of existence (not to
rs) is fifty years.
se for which 1t is Gre
a general mercantile
y and sell goods, wares
Sc of. every kind and |
| it may own and con-
stores as may be con-
'rying on said business |
he State of Mississippi. |
It's and powers that may
by this corporation are
ed by the provisions of
Mississippi Code, 1906. /
J. A. Kennedy
J. B. Kennedy,
n. w. Denham, /
1ncorporators.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-06

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