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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Unsurpassed Silk Values
TWELVE GREAT VALUES FOR MONDAYS SELLING

24-inch Brocade Satin Charmeuse, in most
complete line Of evening shades, 75c the yard.
21-inch Bordered and Floral Crepe de Chine,
in light grounds; about IS designs to select
from. SC yard.
36-inch Duchess Satin Brocade. rich lustrous
finish. pure silk, in light blue. deep blue, gray.
corn; Copenhagen. pink, violet and black; very
special while they last, $1.ee the yard.
42-inch Kilarneen Silk and Wool Poplin, does
not crush, suitable for waists and dresses for
street and afternoon wear; Copenhagen. brown.
navy. light TAM gray, violet. wistaria, Alice blue
and black, Size the yard.
36-inch Changeable Satins, in the following
combinations: Gold and green, taupe and Ameri-
can beauty, green and tan. cerise and gold, and
various other combinations; only 81. 50 the yard
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Especial to The Times. D1spatoh
Onancock, va.No ysmbsr ie.-Arl

Especial to The imeo.Daop4toh.l
Onancock. Va-.No yember 1e.-3rc
l. w. Tackle Quimby - v1SioAo
relatives In Atlanta
Mrs. J. H East 10 in Richmond.
MfA Max Broughton. Of PtttsbuSg1. u
visiting her mother. Mrs. Hezzie F1ts-
gerald.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Roberts. OF Baltimore.
were the week lend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Ray Shield
Mise Emma Brathen. principal OF the
Aappsville School, spent saturday eno
Sunday with her parents. MI. ana MS
Clayton Evans. Of Philadelphia. was
n town Monday.
Myer Click 10 homo from New York
Mrs.. John W. Curtis and two chill
Aren. william and -MArgAret: ME- Ed
ward Hopkins. Miss Eva Hopkins. MA
Z. B. Parker spent this week In Balt-
Rev. J. G. Cornick vas In Norfolk for
several days this week
Mro. Augustus Parker. OF Poconnoks.
. the guest Of her sister. ME- Alicia
john W. Duncan spent sunday in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry Parker and uttls daugh-
Tar are visiting relatives II Dsugherty
Gilmore X. Warren. who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis In New
York, 10 rapidly improving.
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Hand Embroidered Gowns, Corset Covers
and Drawers that are worth usually $i.2S and
81 so viii be sold for &c garment.
Hand Embroidered Combinstiou Suits, Cor
st Cover and Drawers, sold usually for $i-2s
and 81 50; these Tor sc garment.
Ladies Leoua Continuation Suits, three gar
mems IN one-CoGset Cover, Skirt and Drawers
only one garment to put on, but the appear
ance and service Of three. Sold exclusively o
Th,Ib;u,er Bros. All sizes. Made Of longcioth
and nainsook. neatly and dsintily trimmed
worth 81 so, for S5c.
The $500 and $500 ones for N.ss. Extra
sizes included.
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Mems 81 90 Flannelette Night Robes, 7S~
Mems ST. so Outing Pajamas. with 0S
silk frogs; sale price. .......-... OAsbO
$500 ones for $l.5e.
Mems Fine Natural Wool Under H1 I'M
wear, $50 value, for. OAsUV
Also the famous Glastonbury sold e M
here, in the medium weight, for. - sVV
And the best Australian lambs S0
wool. which, does not scratch. for. ~ gu
Another great value in Hall Wool
GRAY Underwear. usually sells for 100; *.
Good Warm Fleece Lined Underwear, sani-
tary make, shirts double breasted de- S0e
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Sale Of Linoleum

afternoon de,izhffuily ensertasred at
card. at the Nunds homo. on Ann
street. her guest OF honor being Mrs.
wallace Scales. Of salisbury. who -
the sue.t Ct Miss Naresres Brt1gsss-
Miss Ee..ic Gore left fhes weo&
20 viii. in Marion. 3 G.. ssd 90 ~ =
member Of the bridA, ra-:y NJ TIE
.esains ~ MIS- Kate Mcusesm~ry. q
usrtsn. and rrsak Erosdpsx. e. Js<k-
senviiie. ris-
Nfss Caroline Hcfmes. seUGoess. -
Nr ana Mrs q t>~e ucssee- s4kW-
,ssns1 Q. cards Wsdnesdsy s<eu1o9
Ma Hclmes 10 one q ne oooe9uo
16eSssaesa
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pleasure TO the annual Thanksgiving
nav tournament In connection viva
,be tournament win be given . lunch
con by the women cf the CLUB.
Tho eess fan meeting % the pon-
,eps~~' Rr4de. Club Was held fhis
week. and Mise Kate N~rssrcr WAS
the charming hostess. tho dehshtfa'
social affair s~irE held y. The WORTH
TO, home. on south Third street.
Mis-. MARGARET s4ssou "Wednesday
NIGHT entertained q PARTY OF friends
=, = dinner o, the home 81 Der parents.
,srssio and Nh. n ". GIBSON. a.
..-oliss Hesgnts. ~ hc-cr % rsr
e,terS. Mrs Wolves rs~scr - prsa-
deirhis
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Wilmington. IS. G.. November is--0n
Thursday asternocu EDWARD y smiley
sne N'ss Chsricsse F5sasaues. TIE ~.
srscsivs asughser % ur. saS Mrs. T..
now ,atsSg rsere IN -: JsUes- E.css-
~opsi csuvrA. ~sseh Use oes.sisvnr
NQ.ss6 - ~ -. & UssA D. D.
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Thousands of Pairs Lace Curtains
At Extraordinary Lou Prices
PRODUCTS OF THE WORLDS BEST MILLS

Regular so value; price, per pair .....e $50
Regular $500 value: price, per pair. 49,. $40
Regular $500 value; price, per pair. $50
Regular 81 90 value; price, per pair -. $50
Extraordinary offering In Irish Point
Lace Curtains, beautiful patterns mounted
ON hieh Grade bobinet.
Regular $3.50 value; price, per pair -. $l.7e
Regular $500 value; price, per pair. $2.5o
Regular $500 value; price, per pair. $3.s6
Regular $3.50 value; price. per pair. $50
Regular $3.50 value; price, per pair. $50
Regular 500 value; price, per pair. H.Se
Regular $1,000 value; price. per pair -. $50
Regular $500 value; price, per pair. $50
Regular $500 value; price, per pair. $le.ee
Regular $3.50 value; price, per pair. .$17.5e
Regular 5000 value; price per pair. . $13se
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Another Great MONDAYS Sale Of
Mems Wear

f.. Good Warm Fleece Lined Gloves Csc
Good Heavy Lined Gauntlet Driving S0~
Warm Heavy Wool Mixed Hose. in I IL
gray. black and blue, for. ....-..-- IN
3sc Silk Isle Hose, in black, navy, gray and
tan: most wonderful hosiery value ever OSn
offered for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO&
$50 Coat Sweaters. IN gray and E1 10
Another shipment Just received OF those ex-
traordinary Pereale Shirts that we're SQr
A regular 7Sc value. All neat patterns and
fast coiors, and guaranteed cut full. or money
refunded without question.
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Matches Drugget Values

S24 Administer Rugs,
9xl2 size; sale price. :.
SIS Administer Rugs.
oxl2 size; sale price.
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Some Special Muslin Underwear Values for
Mondav's Selling at the 1halhMer Store

Ladies High, v Neck. also some Shpover
Styie Gowns, worth usually 69c and 7sc; choice
of this lot for sc.
"a. seyeral styIes TO select from: worth Sc and
soc; choice, lsc.
Several styles Of Skirts. al! neatly and daintily
,,;rnmed. some extra size worth 81 IS and 81 50:
these for sc.
Ladies Hemstitched Ruffle Muslin Drawers
Tor l2ISc.
Extra sizes. same grade, for lsc.
A social value in High and V-Neck Gowns:
some extra sizes among the lot; worth 81 and
81 50: married to sell Tor sc.
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PRODUCTS OF THE

Beautiful Novelty Lace Curtains, pfeety
Renaissance and braided effects.
Regular s. 50 value; price. per pair, $l.es.
Regular 90 value; price. per pair, SIS.
Regular g so value; price. per pair, $7.es.
Regular $500 value; price. per pair. $7.Ss.
Regular 81. so value; price. per pair. $S.ee.
100 pairs Of Beautiful Colonial Lace Curtains.
3 yards long, with deep valance; white. Arabian
and green; regular 81 50 value; special. &c pair.
Immensely large variety of White Not
tineham and Gable Net Lace Curtains.
Regular 81 so value; price, per pair $l.ee
Regular & 90 value; price, per pair. .$l.5e
Regular s.. so value; price, per pair. wv
Regular $500 value; price. per pair. S2.se
Regular s. 50 value; price. per pair. S3.ee
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We Wish to Call Attention

To Quick Stamping Department All work delivered
within IS hours Satisfaction guaranteed. We design
dresses and all articles to order.
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Free Instructions

Given all kinds Artistic Needle Work. also Knitting and
Crochetns. You invited to join classes
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Dressy Silk Waists

Dressy Chiffon Waists, in all s
tucked. with light silk vest and lact
yoke and collar. at >. 80.
Very Dressy White Crepe de
Chine. also Brocade Waists. at 4
$3.50 and ..,...s. Z
Novelty Chiffon Waists. all new
STYLES. at Ste.98 and. ..-
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Basement Sale---Percales, Flannelettes and
Bleached Cotton

1000 wards Of Pretty Cosored Gala 10Ir
tea to close NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~~
,,-inch Crepe FIanneletfes, &c IL
One case Bes, Yard Wide Bieached Xl~
Cotton on sale Tomorrow at -..-...... wv
One case Of ioc Lcogcicsh. sale NJ
price ..........-.....--.
y.rees, line Of Underwear Outing IN 10y~
.b. cisv- now on sale at SIC. 1oc and 1 IN
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Six Great Suit Values s senn ns'' Week.

Misses Corduroy Norfolk
brown. navy and tsupe. strict.
II tailor finish, at ......
Mems Wear Serge Suits, in nav
black. plain tailored coats, with
new skirts, at -......-.,....
Two-Tcne Diagonal Suits, in all
new colorings, fancy belt backs;
special .-......-... 49,.
Ladies and Misses Corduroy
shades, plain cutsway coats, hand
somely lined; special .........-.
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Tailored Silk Shrtwaists, in navy. brown.
tsupe and black. finished with turn I 0X
over collars: special ......... OCs/C
White Crepe de Chine, also White Broeade
Waists, shirt effect with plating Is I'M
down front or lace iaboi: special. Vow
A new shipment Of Chiffon Waists.
in all shades. dozen different styles, GS mi
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$soOWilton Rugs. 2oxS4 inches. $3.4S
$3.50 Wilton Rugs, sox63 inches. $5.ee
$4,000 Wilton Rugs. 9xi2 feet. $32.5e
SO. so Administer Rug. 6xo feet -. $12.5e
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Scrpentine Crcpes. in ali the new and Il.
rich designs: sale price Tomorrow. lV3C
Yard Wide Fine French Flannels. fine &.
for kirnonos and dresses; 7Oc values 1CC
Thousands Of yards Of Best Outings 141
ever shown in Richmond at lec and 1kN
Ginghsms in Richmond again realized See
the great values offered at loc, l7,lc L.
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A large assortment o! SUITS IN
shades, novelty blouse effect IA
back and cutaway models, all
copies Of higher grade suits; on
sale at .........-... ......-...-
Handsome Velvet Suits, in new
received copies Of imported STYLES.
at $3.50 and ............
Velvet Suits, fur trimmed. also
Three Piece Velvet Suits; prices.
5000 to ...........
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Sxea,ers in navy Oxford. cardinal and white Tor the boy
r ,ri TO (. wears plain worth 81. So for Sc
vt sweaters in cardinal ladies sizes, 81 to ~. for
SS0
V;<srS' Rcd Norfolk Sweaters fcr SIS.
do. Fancy Weave !AWoo Zephyr Sweaters, IN sew
eli -,xycs 10 select from: 5000 valne for A.N
Cb.rens sweaters. Leggins and CAPS 20 match, IN red
- nj xb,e--Swca,crs $l.So Dcgens, S1.oe: CAPS. Soc.
inS.n,s Fancy sweaters for $l.ss and SIS: have
Irf,n.. Hold. s.d Gaps. fancy KNIT for Sc and $Ies
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j, Special Sale of Dresses E Eo.

One lot Of Serge Dresses, in a
shades, values up to $3.50: specia
Eponge Dresses, in all shades,
$3.50 values, for ...-..........
Fancy Eponge Dresses. in all
new shades, 5000 values, at.
One lot OF Charmeuse Dresses,
in all shade, $3.50 and 5000
dresses. special ........-......
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ID STYLES in ChLdren Coats s;... xss To- ,,.

navy. full length with belts, at S10 m
$3.50 and .-........'-.....-
Corduroy Goats. in brown, navy and black,
Norfolk and plain cuts. with belt in S1S mi
back, at 5000 to. VAOsVO
Children Zibeline Goats. in navy and brown.
plain and velvet trimmed models, S1S M
7 to IA years. at $1,000 and. 80. OAOeOV
Handsome Broadcloth Coats, box plated
effect. with satin sashes. nicely S1S IN
line1, AT - -
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$500 SIS. Q
=. brown and
$3.50
$4,000
'uit., all new
S27.5O
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Chiidren's Coats, in navy, brown 1
hagen. fastcn to neck and flannel
lined throughout. sizes 9 to IA years,
Heavy Chcviot Goats. IN navy and
brown, belt across back, lined
throughout, al ..................
Chiidren's Norfolk Goats. in all
good shades, with patent leather belt,
Childrcn's Bouclc Coats. III |
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
RELIGIOUS.

"A new departure in Sunday school
methods in Paris which is expected to
result in a large increase in the
membership of the Mems Bible Glass
of the Christian church of tbs c..y.
was launched yesterday morri~r. Ulcr
Dr.. Thos. B, Mccartney, D-aa c.
Pennsylvania University, bccol hi.
work as teacher of the class. Tr.
Mccartney will come to Paris cvc-v
Sunday morning from Lexington. His
ability and scholarship assures most
interesting presentation of the course
of study.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23

and Mrs. Sidney G. Clay, Miss Rutl
Myall, Liberty Mo. Mr.. Emmett
O'Neal, Louisville. Miss Alice Roger
Clay, Mr.. Holt Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs
Woodf0rd Daniel. Miss SalIie DAME
and Mr.. VIM. H. Whaley, Jr.
Miss Lillian Dejarnett has returned
from a visit to Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Nc Cane, of Little Rock. Ark.
Is the guest of her nephew, Hon. E. M
Dickson.
Hon. E. M. Dickson left YESTERDAY
morning for business trip to Indian
apolis, Ind.
Mrs. George w. Wilder enter.
tanned last night for her neice, Miss
Helen Long, OF Frank fort. :
Mr. H. M. Campbell, left Saturday
night for Atlantic City and other
points in the East.
Mrs. w. S. Judy, and son, have
returned from an extended visit to
relatives in Kansas.
Col. Geo. w Cain, and DAUGHTERS,
of Lexington, were guests of Mir. and
Mrs. J. d. Butler. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Helen Morrison.
DIR. w. C. Ussery and Messrs.
Swift Champ and Louis Taylor motored
to Cincinnati Sunday where they were
the guests of Mrs. Ussery and Miss
Martha Waller. sE
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Withers Davis an little ddaughter,
Anne Jouett, motored to Georgetown
Sunday and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Scott, of
Smithsville, Mo-. accompanied byEMrs.
Cassie Gaines are making an extensive
tour Of the Blue Grass and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Thomp-
son.
MISS Margaret and Helen Morris
on and Master John Morrison, of
w. Va, arrived Friday
to spend the summer with their
grand parents, Mr.. and MIS-. j. d.
Butler.
Among those who attenden court
at Winchester yesterday were Messrs.
A. s. Thompson, j. Simms Wilson,
of Paris, Thomas L. Marshall, of
Millersburg and Steve Trabue, of
Shawhan.
Mr.. Lem Offutt, of Scott county.
formerly of Bourbon, was visitor in
Paris Friday. Mr.. Offutt, who is S3
years old, is enjoying the best Of
health and in spite of his advanced
age is exceedingly active. This was
his first visit to Paris in several years
out he recognized many of his old ac-
luaintances.
Miss Locille Price will leave this
for Cincinnati where in COM
oany with Miss Jeanette Herman
she will go to Terre Haute, Ind, to
DIN Mr.. and Mrs. Herr and together
will make a two weeks trip through
Michigan and Wisconsin. going
n Mr.. Herz's automobile. The party
will spend two weeks in Ottawa,
Canada, when they will return home
With the exception of Miss Price who
will go to Chicago to spend several
months with Mrs. William Lilianfield.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23

REPORTS from. Miss Mary Lou Rice
eaugnter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice
Formerly of this city. who was acci
Gentaiiy shot at her home in Blanca,
Col.. are to the effect that she is rapid.
~ recovering from the effects of her
injuries. at hospital in Pueblo and
unless complications arise her COM
plete recovery is assured. The acci-
dent occurred when Miss Rice and her
younger sister Miss Mineva. were load
ing rifle, the weapon being accident
ally discharged the bullet entering her
right side. 1t was first thought the
young lady was seriously injured, but
the bullet was removed and she was
considered out of danger when her
mother. who was visiting in Paris, ar
rived home.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23

Jim Bayless, colored, was in police
court Friday on charge Of the breach
of the peace and was assessed a fine
Of $50 and costs by Judge January.
Bayless has in the past several months
been in court on similar charges and
as it is the desire Of the authorities to
rid the. ..commmdnity of all objection
able characters, a heavy fine was plac-
ed onsthe.negro. whose offending dis
position has cost him several dollars in
the city court.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Will Enforce Speed Ordinance.

The law regulating the speed of
automobiles in the city of Paris will in
the future be more .igidly enforced,
and fast-driving autoists will suffer as
result of the order of Mayor j. I.
Hinton, who directs the arrest and
prosecution of violators of the city
ordnance. The driving of cars at a
rate in excess of eight miles an hour
is prohibited by city ordinance, but
recently complaints have been numer-
Gus as concerning fast driving within
the city limits.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Notice to Applicants to Hamilton
Fund.

All applicants for the Hamilton
Fund will meet the Commissioners at
the court house at a. m. Saturday.
July q. Applicants will please bring
with them their last years school re-
ports, and those who have taken the
examination for county diplomas, will
bring their grades.
MRS. R. B. HUTCHCRAFT,
MRS. w. d. MCINTYRE,
MRS. JOHN CONNELL.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Three Take Examination

An examination for county school
certificates was held az the court house
by Prof. E. NJ. Costello and County
Superintendent Miss Mabel Robbins.
The following took the examination
Misses Jennie Howard, Bertha Smart,
Bourbon county, and MISS Evans, of
Mt. Sterling.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
RefrigeratGrs; Lawn and Porch
Furniture.

See my immense stock Of refriger-
ators every size and of best makes.
My assortment Of lawn porch furni-
tUre is unequaled.
A splendid line Of rugs, carpets and
wall paper to select from.
Call and lock them o er. Prices
most reasonable.
J. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Small Wreck.

A car on Northbourd freight No 90
jumped the track about one-half mile
south of Elkin, Saturday night, caus-
ing delay of traffic for about six
hours. until the wreckage could be
cleared. No one was hurt.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Fast Driving OF Autos Prohibited

In another column, under new adver-
tisements, appears notice. Caution
for Automobiles" in which Mayor ].
L. Hinton calls attention to complaints
made concerning fast driving within
the city limits. He directs notice to
the city ordinance prohibiting driving
faster than eight miles per hour, etc.
and warns that violators will be prose-
cuted. Read the ad. wsE,, - -
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Immense Line OF Wall Paper

Call at my store and pick from the
large new stock of wall paper Just
what you need and have it put on your
walls. Experienced decorators are
ready to do your work.
j. 7. HINTON
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
At Almost Hall.

$3.50 linen coats at 1898 at
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Buys Residence Here.

Mrs. Kate Kinder, Of Paris, pur-
chased from Allen B. Kinder, of Ham
ilton county, Ind, and the neirs of the
late Hezekiah Kinder, their interest in
a residence located in East Paris. The
price paid was private.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Ribbons Reduced.

Fifty bolts of ribbon, fancy and
plain. 80 cents to so cents qualities,
reduced TO q cents per yard.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
To Close Out Line.

Fifty pairs OF soiled lace curtains to
be closed out very cheap.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
RefrigeratorS.

New iceberg Refrigerators S6.75 ur
to S25. 90.
16-tf A. F. WHEELER e co.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Good Values.

Ladies' gingham house dresses, as
sorted colors. Sl.50 values, at 9S cents
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Newest Style.

Washrag hats. the newest style, at
THE SIMON DEPT, STORE
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Peaches For Preserving.

If you want peaches for preserving
cali 207. We have the price.
G. 2. COOK s. CO.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
EmbrOiderieS.

Embroideries. 10c.. u 1-2 c. and l5c.
qualities, at l-2c. per yard.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Lingerie Dresses.

Lingerie dresses. So. $40 and sl2
values. ~ s; os
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
At Cost.

lummer goods at cost at
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Lingerie Dresses.

Lingerie dresses, So, $40 aud S12
values, at S4.9S
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Lingerie Dresses.

Lingerie Dresses. $8. $40 and S12
values, at S4.98.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE,
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
[HE BOURBON NEWS.
Mattings Rugs.

Another lot of 9 feet by IL feet
Reversible Mating Rugs. S3.45.
feet by 6 feet, 45 cents.
Also II feet inches by 9 feet.
stenciled on one side. Mating Rugs.
81. So.
On sale now.
12jly-tf. J. T. HINTON
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Agent Sells Land,

Ju'ga Denis Dundon, as agent for
Edw.I RI johnson, colored, sold to Mr..
Lee CoA, u Elizabeth, two tracts of
land near Paris, containing in all
aboYt eight acres, lying on the George
own pike, for So. 500.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
At Cost.

and childrens OXfords at
FIELDS SHOE STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-23
Heavy Fine Placed On Negro.

]. T. HINTON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15
BAND TO GIVE CONCERT
AND DANCE TONIGHT

The Hawaiian band will give bene-
1T concert and dance tonight in X.
of p. Hail, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
A new composition dedicated to Prince
Kuhio will be played for the first time
In public, The program tonight is as
follows:
Chorus. Hawaii Edena Mani" Sam
uel Kamakaia, Hawaiian band.
Song. THE Bill OF Fare" Ensign
Quartet.
Mandolin solo waltz. Country Fid-
der" Lowell Kupau. accompanied by
George Maluna.
Lucia De Lammermoor" (Doni-
zettD, by request. Hawaiian band.
Violin solo. Polka Pitzzlcato," O.
Domingo. Gregorio Domingo, accompa =
MED by Eladio NaniaZca.
Duet. shes Gone, Let Her Co.
Messrs. l.. Kupau and @. Maluna.
Hawaiian air, He Lei no Kalaniana =
OLE" Samuel Kamakala, Hawaiian
band.
"Kuu Ipo Lei Manu-" Especially, White
and Purple quintet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-15

jects Of our mission. Touching the
Hawaiians, any lecture or series Of
pictures which ! may give as means
of persuadng mainlanders to visit us,
would naturally show the picturesque
and attractive phases Of native life,
not be designed to create prejudice
and alarm. Should / find in the South
misgvings about the color or attitude
OF our native people ! should consider
ii my duty to allay them; and in this
connection ! shall hope to get native
musicians to help create an interest
in the lectures and to prove their own
civilization and culture.
Permit me to call your attention
to the fact, in accepting your prop
osition for years service, that my
views of local politics have never COLI
ored my services to Hawaii on the
mainland where ] have had access to
press and platform for many years.
In lectures there about Hawaii | have
never mentioned local feuds or divi-
sions, nor drawn the color line. You
may be sure that should not do so
in promotion work. which can not be
well done If should give anybody an
excuse for staying away from here.
Thanking you for the appointment
as lecturer and publicity agent, and
hoping to Justify II by services Of
value TO all the people Of this Terri
tory, I remain, very truly yours.
"OSignedJ WALTER @. SMITH"