davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
day afternoon 1t her studio on Cox
orado Street

day afternoon ct her studio on Coa'
orado Street
n program was given In which sew.
.ral Of the advanced pupils renaefoo
selections which were much en1oye@
the program was concluded with tne
servtns OF dainty ices. cake ana min1A
Tho hostess was assisted BY Aesoa"es
J. r. Bowman and J. d. Shank
Mrs. Ida Martin Has returned 90
baltimore 70 spend the winses. eeseF
spendins the past SIX months IN 81
lem.
ll,su Chestsrman. Of Richmond. WIG
IA \ pupil at Hollins College. vs. toe
weekend guest Of Mss Este Hasmon
ON the Boulevard
The woman's Missionary Society OF
the Baptist Church gave . very en-
ioyable reception Thufsday a3tsrnoon
Of tnis week q The houss OF the pas
tor Rev. Chss. +. Hsrndou. d. D. on
Bread Street, which was laf0eay q.
tended. Dainty sandW1choe. tee and
coGIss were served. and . pleasant dime
spent BY an
This ooc2sey = pesDasanG . BOZ %
be seus 20 the DuchaaDon NILSSON
scAcol ana many useful an4 veeeSy
art1caee have boen eontrI0uto4 " the
wemsn q the Baptist Chussh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
HIGHLAND sPRIHas

1Qpeoaal % TIE T10se-DoDpefeh1
M9hland Springs. VI. Nevsoosr ~
me Ladies' Ala Society ef the Aesh.
oaset Church met WEDNESDAY night -
the church and msds arSeneemnses %
reheasus the ehildren Of the SunoeS
school for the Chr1stDee enesftaanoene.
Oeores 1UIk, of chicago. ~. =
vtsotipg his Gsss0, M . J. Te1Sor&
via whom he w1Sl sUsaA The esDaao
W1utug.
Eruest Caaaon g WeAmon3 Was
reoeut visitor oe frsoa10 b. the vs9oo0@
MA C. 3. DsWUea - rseasns1 oeoo
Soush RsahDonA, wAseo - - oess
via hsr AsuGotss. Ma !. y 2nun.
H I Glow. 81 ouaateo, euA -.
aycIA q lOchagaA. were v1saeosO -
n. Z DassJsst during the week poss as
sDslsROre." - Fern AvUouo
Nrs. z. n 9outha1l q ouinsea. 80
eonpanas1 - Mrs.. SsesSa CsumA q
RScAmoua. were guess - ~! al ma
n Z DgssJsss ss "DutossS~ auying -
pese wssk.
~. ", orsshao has sseusaea frSO .
srip . Norsh Cos5uaA
Mr.. ThoWso 1geoeehss4 % tNe..
husgh. pa. lsss during - pest 49,
ses her bOUe after . dsI1gatfue v1es
e SEVERAL WeeoD Wsth ,her ssssoe'
ma Je1sU xussnswu - ouax -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
SUFFOLK

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-j
Suffolk Va, November ia meet
ing Of the Randolph Society OF st.
Paui's r. E. Church Was held at the
home Of Mrs Frank 4. Holiday Wed
nesday afternoon.
A West End Baptist ladies' Aid So
cicty was organized Monday noon at
ih, home Of Mrs !. l. Woodley. the
names OF twenty-fcur women being
enrolled.
An en;oyablc entertainment was
sivee at the home Of Miss Regina Viii
hanson on Tuesday afternoon. when
she was hostess to the Driver Book
club. The parior and hall were RANKED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
APPonATTox

rapeeaaa % n TWee-D4Spoeah1
AppomaSae9, ", eGovemoee 1G-Rsv.
4 b BlankansAlp. fog tAros ysasO pas-
Sor Of TIE Neehodist Church - Til.
since, Is1x yesterday - aeeeoA Tie an
uual coofsrencs IN Iynchburg- OtAsre
sessndang WoeU -. and Ma 6 I. Der
euson. -. aDa NM e LsgUy 001Gh.
C. W. 9a1eA, 10osse Hey and J. O.
0Bx3R.
NJ. soa Ma Wall0ee, of A41aoess
CRY, and Ar.r C1ApD4 u CaDoeeoees
n. :, are vssse1ng 81 re hone e 11fs
q q BAboockA
ll10 Naanss 4 Wuooa - 1D0DsoA
visited Aw NcUsAsv Asss 0se1roaE
Arthur y5oaoOaa Nh 1a0e W0o6 -
Ab1a0osa, wAsrs - VA rss11o - -
cut1PA
NoR J. ". Bv1n0 OUoe OSvUs0 -
VIA 1erUl J. Z H1Uose <hso 49,. -
her Way - ~ ssw hsos 49, 0ssr-
- lsna Rss,Es. fsruss9y . $500
q ne Appo0seeox EHgA 0c4ooA I'D
~ yer . eeochse n he Jola ~
anxQ D0A Ouhoss - H1GnOeo4 - ex-
psceea o - Village Gouo fSr . eoert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

with chrysanthemums OF various col
ors.
Mrs. George W. Nurney has returned
from a visit to Mrs. T. A. Smyth. IN
Richmond.
Kenneth Hawkins returned to New
York with his brother. Herman Haw-
kins, to remain permanently.
Miss Katherine Brothers returned
Saturday from Old Point and left to-
day to visit Mrs. Behr. at Fortress
Monroe.
Mrs A. T. Lee and Mrs. Jack VIII
1iams of Franklin, are guests OF Colo.
mel E. Z. Holland on Bank Street.
Miss I.ulie Barham has concluded a
visit to Miss Virginia Jordan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Especial 20 The Times DisDafchJ
,Arvonja, Va, November l(-Nr. and
Mrs. A r. Richardson Upent several
days this week Win (f3endS and fele-
tfves In Columbia.
Mss Ruth NAble, of MAbletou, Ga.
Is the guest q hsr ssstef. 1esa A L
Pitts.
DR.. ana Mr.. Perkins Oloyss and 1ls.
and llfs. Ralph Chaadlos Root spent
several days la4e week q the home
OF Nr. aaa Mrs.. Prise Glover, near
Manteo. Ne1osB. Glover and Rect en-
Joycd several good huntS wa1Ie t6oret
waller CAam0oyS IVES . vlo3toe II
Rlchmoul thle Weoe.
NrU. John Han1o1pA. vho .ha1 1eeo
speudiue so0o t1Ds - hsr 81 home
in PaAucaA Ky- rseuasd - her ooms
N. aad Ma C. ". Andersen spent
several layU WITH 3r5ends aaA rels-
,tveS n Y0g8 CaSon tAiD week
Nrs. KafSe Oemott, Of HunttpGten. ".
Va, - shs gusse q her sistsr. SeF& A
Dr.. CSsssss SGecsilssk. 6 Hswards-
VILE. wpO t6o OUo0e q Al0est Terrell
at his home scr New Castor tAss
week.
chargS q ~ opooos nSos NJ Zoe
On Non1sy - th1o W0sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
HEATHSvTlLE

Especial to The Times. Dispatch
Heathsville, Va. November 16.-Mrs.
f. C.. CralIe. of Nundy Point who has
has returned home.
NJ. ". Rowe has returned from Bal
umore.
Miss Eva Kent. OF wi0Omlco Church.
is visiting relatives near HeathoviI1e.
H s. Walker was a recent guest OF
his son. Walter Walker. at his homo
near Heathsvil1e.
L L Snead. Of Tappahannock. was for
some days in Heathsvillo recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17


1919 = gAs xsnao.DinuAtch.l
H. $50, W. Mesounber ls.-Th'
rhlay. e 1GI1elsippi. ar'
+ fa - xaouG1eas aaA I'm ~. W
+ - q -zAss yasas nesr warren
5 oegsAasr-csnssaa AaA Mr.. Rasnsa,
X Rofts, o. WasAaugton. are spendinf
6nne time IN Waxfenton with friends
- xelat1ves. Il 10 understood thai
6fDotra1 and MrA Potte have purchased
60 n. and ylrA Scsfs Asbit. al
NlongHon." the handsome estate OF Mr
gnooAek near Warrsaton. ard wall short
" Ake pessession Of II. Mr. and Mrs
1tnohdt will make their home In WASH
aaeton. Mr.. Nesbit 10 connected with
tho United States Coast Survey.
MS Mamie spilman. OF The Deli
n6ne warrertcn. left warronton on
Tuesday Of the past week TOR New
york. Miss Spiiman sailed later In tho
week for the south OF France. where
shs Win spend some time with her SIS
ter. Miss Lou Spilman.
Colonel John 6. Mosby. Of Washing
ton. who spent several days the pass
week In warrenton. has returned to his
home.
Mrs. James X. Maddux and little
daughter. who have been since the
carly summer in Holland. nave sailed
for Lection HILL" their home here. ana
VIII reach warrenton shortly for tho
winter months.
william II. Gaines. OF Rosslyn, spent
sunday 1t his home here.
Miss Alice Smith, who has been the
suAet Of Colonel and Mrs. 0renviNe
Gaines, left on Monday last for her
home IN New Orleans, where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. w. H. Assheton. Of "Rock sprinS
Farm" near Warrenton. entertained
on Thursday afternoon at tea At the
country Club in honor of Miss Blunt, OF
Baltimore.
Robert e. Lee. OF Eavsnsworth. was
q recent Visitor to warrenton.
Mrs. Albert Fletcher. Jf.. was hostess
on Friday afternoon. November s. at
. tea after the drag Of ths Warrenton
Hunt Club. The guest OF honor was
Miss Mamie A. Nelson. Of Clarke Coun-
u.
At the annual meeting OF the War
rsnton Library Association. held at
tho library on Saturday. November ..
tho following officers were elected for
the coming year: Miss Mary W. Ken
needy, president: Captain Dennis H. Ma
ham vice. president; Mr.. c. E. Tiffany,
treasurer. and Miss Sally r. T. Mar
shall. secretary. Misses Clara Spilman
and Mouis Carter were reelected
librarian and assistant
Mrs. Arthur Merwm Ross. Of New
York. Is spending some time at Cas-
siifss'' with Dr.. and Mrs. 6. D. Ken
nedy. Dandridge Spottswood. OF Peters
burg. 10 also the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
Kennedy.
Mrs. J. r. Sewers and Miss Catharine
sewers, who have closed their home
near Warrenton for the winter, vii:
leave shortly for Cambridge. Md. where
they will be the guests Of Mrs. Lind
sey Marshall and Mrs. Edgar Harring-
ten. Miss Florence Sheppard, Of Berry
vile. who has been q guest OF MIS-.
Sewers. has returned home. William
Sewers viii spend the winter at the
warren Green Hotel
Mrs ". II. pfllingham and son. Con-
way. arc guests for the winter Of MT.
n n Green
Mrs. Delaney Evans has returned
home after Waiting friends In Wash
tnxton. Miss Cora Franklin. who has
hsen Visiting in Washington and Paeon-
Ian Springs. has also returned to War
rcnton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

0rottessL q visiting Mr.. J. W. Mol
ton.
Mrs. A. s Med onald has returned
70 WoodlaWn. after spending . WeeIe
with her mother. Mrs. Bette St Clair.
Dr. q W. Hooker has returned from
. hunting trip In Patrick. whore 10 us.
tied his old hom<.
The Baptist congregation Of Rocky
Mount has oa1led to it, pastorate Re-.
7. R Norris Of R3aceS sTte. ". Va
who viii preach here Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Especial 20 Tbe r!aes- psslsses
Salem, Va, 00vU0ooe le-SoS o0.Ss
era Cross CAnuoee. .. y. e. - 1919 s-
On russlsv sSSG1Dooa ~ 11sA = n
Thomss0on &C ~ 49, - Naaeo oeSese
The prssS6epe 1esa Ala Gnxe . Sepsss
a eSe stase coUvuuooo. hs)0 b Hofs
rssenbsrg ~ OeoA 49,
AZ the csnssuseea g ~ oeaesW 80
s,ca the heseesu, oosoDoe1 ~ hss swe
daughters. Nas5on 80 Lss@ serves
salad cougpa
Mr.. :. a esscses sgasstaeeeS 80
0aooe e1nGD yUGE01o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Oh, How | Itched!

IN. Sor / vsshes swsy TIE &sele OsusS
- 1esves sbe s1Ein - c1ess sod heokhy
q ut q . ek5A
A oeb9 druwisas haye D. D. D. RE
suiueiou-eD % tiem = you csn't co9s
6 o-6ue dat scuept soOe BE- prUte
akyeisuse-
- - oDue - 81 seose - ars
- cWo1i q Whne p. b. D. ~ q tW
- - - c0W 20 . ID 80 eeelA os
IA. eun11nooes n 20 . - - - !
- ssuy ~ jscA At ONCE f1Bup
- ~ Csrsa6r s.-.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

fGpeolAl Is rAs rsnes -p3svA t6h.l


IsIsolsl Y Ths r,nss, D2syas:b.l u.
spc1sty seleoy q tn. Hot eprtnSs 1as,
Au9nAnteA 1aIranx. M yae4 ~ ~
arrival e : numbsr 81 ySM knewn
s he ss I'm e. cd osdsa 49, osrs
A Ma 3. 0vinf ston Bs1eEnaa n.
an1 Unfte6 statss senator r. p pur-
Ten ok 0Aio. who found already hare
Z number Of polidcians q nAtsonai
The fAet that Miss HsIsn TAFT. the
pSesident.s daughter. had been dAncing
the turkey trot at the Homestead Hotel
pAiA ana Washington. whore the trot.
- being made an issue with theecom.
snencement Of the winter season. caused
. STIR that got back to Hot springs.
Any number OF people wanted to know
been adverse comment ana Il Hot
SPRINGS countenanccd ''trottinG." There
was some surprise upon tnformation
that society people here all dance the
other dance. and that Miss Taft has
been dancing IL of and on ever since
last winter. She danced Il very pref
tily In the ball room here the other
1 1sna With IT, n AND
Fay ingalls,. OF Cincinnati.
Miss Taft was the guest OF Miss
Gladys Ingalls,. Of Washington. at In
glecote. tne Hot Springs homo OF Ar
and Mrs. Melville h. Inxalis. She also
entertained for several Gays Laeutenans
Andrews and Miss Frances Iippitt, 81
Washington, friend Of Miss TAFT.
Iney paayeo .ens 1919. sct crcs
on the uoinestea9 c~S ssSs
wSns Aot an $1,000, Eaastfarn
Farm. and returning By q mountain
trail 1t 10 now believed that Prest-
oen. ss an ~ .,nnir Wait "a the
up a. tnouSnt W rh.s, a., az.
no. Sp1.nss LIE rortrigh, BEFORE
20 ncsiIaa their
ses SSor, ~iss, I ners af,erWard.
snor. sasat mere -
Senator Burton came mere IRON
washington early In tne week. attes
dining with tho PRESIDENT. ne - not
e cd By % IN, the N WP..on shaxe1up but ali
the same. Is here TO recuperase. ne
generally comes at this time IN the
fall to take the baths ana play gon. re
found here some leaders OF the otneE
camp. among them CHARLES ~ Murpny.
Of Tammany Hau. ana prospects OF Las
arrival OF z Tow otn H,,n wen-SnG Ma
C's ~ 20 .te Nasinn.i nen.
SOmps. cnA ;s.a "a Ine SA rasarxat,nns
1.a ~. nnr,.,tasd .ar sha Tort
800 - tha reel hmf had 70 delay
Sss cem,n. n vas beiiaved hut for a
hs .,s.., S,.tirru,shaH nsmocrsr
Aus S,..rs.,. - n.s.ant
VIZ . xn1Sa AZ .ne b1S wv
Ao :,
An eiopine orios ana groom: .ns
It's way into print last week. came
to me Hot Springs. and. with tncK. ran
into Indian summer weafher thar must
have made the honey ~, IN, the Anonsy-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

visiting In Orange County. where sney
vfu spend some time win Nrs. Mat
thcwB's parents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

should Immediately inform the local
chamber Of Commerce in order that
the wholesaler may he warned. IL
the retailer expects the Wholesaler to
deal fairly with him and TO act with
him in building city, why should not
the retailer also patronize the local
wholesaler? Turn about is ALWAYS
fair play.
Then how about the manufacturer?
Ihis applies To all alike. Sumter has
several manufacturers that are max
ins splendid goods. as good as the
market affords. Are the local retail
"rs handling these goods and irving
to push their sale locally? Again
turn about Is fair play. no better
huggies are made anywhere than i'm
sumter hy the Rowland Buggy com
pHny. Are the sumter dealers handl-
ing these huggics? Ask them next
time YOU are looking for Buggicg.
hen YOU buy buggy demand a bug
Ey made i'm sumter aud when YOU are
iu other towns drop in az the local
dealers and ask thcm if they arc sell
ius Sumter huesics. That is tho Kind
of boosting that pays and that viii
mako sumter grow and bring moro
people to sumter and more money
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
SIANpAkD OIL NOT DISSOLVED.
Hc"'r"i "oNcrnmcnt Levy Mayer
says, Has No Authority to Break
Up Trust.

Chicago, Sept 1.-THE Standard
Oil company has not been dissolved
lhe federal government can not dis
solve the corporation because a dis
solution must come from the state
which gave it its charter. This was
the assertion today of Levy Mayer.
counsel for the Standard Oil company
and the Corn Products Refining com
pany.
The statement was in arguments in
tho suit of George +. Harding before
federal Judge Geiger. Attorney May
er explained that, while the proper
Ties of the Standard have been dis
solved in accordance with the decree
OF the United States supreme court
technically there has not been and
could not be a dissolution of the cor
poration itself.
Arguments were on motion to
have the Standard oil company and
the Corn Products Refining companv
appear I" answer to charges i'm 4
suit of several years standing for the
appointment of Il receiver for the
'"rh Products Refining company
ana its two allied companies.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

into your pocket and tina, will create
a greater, better market in Sum-
ter for farm produce. The same is
true of other local industries. Sumter
manufactures brooms. shoes, sash,
doors and blinds building supplies.
brick. saw mill machinery, etc. The
local market is worth a great deal to
these industries. Sumter has modern
up-to-date bakeries: are you buying
sumter made bread So on down the
list
BY patronizing local merchants. To-
cal goods, local wholesale and man
ufacturing houses and all local bust
ness concerns, it is certain that Sumter
would take on boom that would be
surprising. 1t would mean an in
creased local expenditure of 800, 900
at least. 1t would bring at a conser-
vattve estimate one hundred new
families to Sumter and best of all if
would build up the business of friends
and neighbors and thereby build up
your town. This applies to you. Mr..
Merchant, as well as to your neigh
Dor. The merchants in a certain city
employed a detective to secure the
names Of those who were buying else
where and the list secured contained
their own names. This would doubt
less be the same in Sumter. Let us
begin our own house cleaning and
start campaign in Sumter for home
trade and home loyalty. If we can
not get it in Sumter, then let all work
to bring it to Sumter, so that We can
get it here. The way to build a city
is to build up local trade, first by Sc
curing the home trade and second, by
bringing to Sumter the outside trade
that should be ours natually and will
be ours If we make the effort to get
it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
Middleton.

Monday az Salem. Va. Miss Matte
'. Cramp of that place ana MIR. w.
4. Middleton az this city were united
la marriage. After the Wedding the
bride and groom lcft for their home.
No. Il Haskell street. this city.
MIR. Middleton recently came To-
sumter from Goldshoro. y g.. 60
serve as cashier of the southern FIX
press Company. Although hc has
been here only p short time ho has
a number of friends who will lee glad
to welcome his bride 10 this city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

SIlShtest clue to his identity excent
the clothes that he wore were bought
at Coker 6: Companys at Hartsvi,,o
II : supposed he fell from train "a
ana dlet instantly. He is six feet
'aIi' sandy hair sharp features and
weighs about $50 pounds. Has on
dark gray suit tie will be buried
mere at II O'Clock Thursday unless
he - identified.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

Two new houses will be erected on
warren street in the near future. One
LOT Mr. r. d. Witherspoon on the site
OF the Marion Noise residence and
one next to it for Mr.. p. NJ. Parrott
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
French Cardinal n;aS

Lyons, France, Sept. l1.-CardinaI
refer Hercules Coullie. archbishop Of
Lyons died here today. Cardinal CouI-
lie was born at Paris in 1929 and WAS
created cardinal in 1897 by Pope
Leo XIII.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
WHITE MAN FOUND DEAD
Body Discovered Near CartersviIIo
Attmept at Identification Proves
Complete Failure.

AiiiillohSEllle, sept. 11.-There was
"hite man found dead by the rail
ioau track this morning one-half
miIe from Cartersville. The men of
Oar.ersviile have put forth every ef
fort to identify him. He had Moth
ing about his person to give tho
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14
Magistrate 18th District.

Total :. :. lego 779 9GS 1888
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

me way to hold mans interest is
TO take mortgage on his property
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-14

Official Primary Election Returns.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
Extra
Extra 4
Well Made Skirts
S. to SIS

You may find skirts that sell
ffor less money than the Friend
Made" skirts we sell but you'll
find, when it comes to service,
that it will pay you to buy your
skirts at this store.
Friend Skirts are tailored bet
ter than any other line we know
of and they are all made from
high grade fabrics. They have
the style and fit that you want
and seldom find. Tan, Black,
Grey, Navy, etc., in serge, whip
cord and wolfe.
We have z good whipcord
skirt that we are selling at 81. so.
Misses skirts at $500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
Linen Suits
s4.75 to $500

Will be very popular
this season and we are
showing them at va
rious paices from 81. rs
to SIS. 90.
The Norfolk Linen
Suit has the call at
present.
Our stock contains q
few very classy Nor
folks.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
Silk! =. !.
Jersey
TopsaIlls|l|ss,'
Petticoats &
$6.5OE

All extra good value
in petticoats is our Silk
Jersey Top Petticoat at
S.. so. It's a good,
substantial petticoat,
well-made and is sure
q handsome garment.
Colors are Tan, Navy
and Green. s::@s.s's......sa.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
Hair
Ribbon
Sale

We are selling a fve-inch
pure silk tafeta ribbon in a
good heavy weight at 15c a
yard. 1885,.
Comes in all the popular
colors, such as Pink, Blue,
Red, Crimson, Black, White,
Cream and Sky.
It's the best ribbon you
ever saw for 15c a yard.
If you don't live in Minot,
write for samples.
s8ts..a, q, 80
3. s2st.sss 81. Il
.sz55se 4fs9sks;
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
House Dresses
By the Hundred
Good Ones SIPS

The reasonable prices we place on our
house dresses has already established a
large trade in this item for US. As result
of our good business on this line we have
just rec ived new lot Of several hundred
house dresses made up in the latest styles
Some are Bingham, some are Linens, Others
are Pique and still others are made Of the
new Tissues that are so popular. It will
surprise you to see whit dandy tub dress
you can buy at McCoy's for $1.25. You
couldn't buy the material for much less, let
alone make the garment or hire it made.
This store is featuring we'll made dresses
at low prices.
If you need one or two or more, be sure
to see our big stock of tub dresses. We
have them in Pink, Navy, Tan, Brown,
Blue, Black and White and other combine
tons. High neck and long sleeves or low
neck and short sleeves. All sizes from
Ia to as. .-t.:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06

F. W. Youngman left for st. Paul
Sunday to close big real estate deal.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant g. Youmans
returned from Minneapolis and WI
mona, Mimi, whore they vtsited
friends and relatives.
r. e. Barro: 10 impros ing rery
rapidly at the Minnesota lakes and
his physicians ssy thar within A short
VINE he will he enjoying better health
T. an he has snr years.
FOR SALE Quarter section Of -
hne land ~ Hes on the south pral.
RE. Price $1,000. $50 acres broken.
Is acres fine hay land and Is acres
pasture. Two good wells, stable.
3Sx32, fair house ana good granary
f6x74. Easy terms. Inquire AZ the
Independent ONCE. es It
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
Extra Quality
Black Messaline
PettiC0atS
81 50

This store offers the best
class of everything in women's
and misses garments, and
proof of this assertion is to be
found in the black messaline
petticoats we are how offering
at 81. so each. The silk is ex-
ira fine quality and extra
heavy, giving it fine wear-re-
sisting qualities They are
finely finished and are made to
fit. The flounce is fancy and
very pretty.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
HATS
Now Half Price

Any hat in
O u r S tore
(exceptGage
Br os J at
One-half the
r e g u ] a r
price. You
c q n afford
q new hat
n O W. that's
sure. because
GU b a t S
were priced
low to start.
and w en-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06

you can buy them at ha]f-price they
sure make great bargains.
AS stated above, we have few
Gage Sailors and Summer Hats that
are excepted from this offer.