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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
PULASKI

-ge,esa>a TO The rimss-Dispatch.l
PuIsski We. October 6-Atss nary
JeAnufoo. ne novelist, and Mrs. Ben
jamin D vslenetne. Of Richmond pres
81 Vir0iuiA afr5ved in the city We'd
nes6sy evening and were quests for
ssyerSl days OF Mrs. & E. Purvis
TburSday night they delivered lectures
in tHe courthouse In behalf Of the suf-
fva9s movement to q large audience
TYsS yoAuston and Mrs. Valentine will
visit points through Southwest Str,
Rinie addressing audiences at various
M Round Dozen Club held its f,rst
2esting q the year Q" Vienna wnc;s,ns
g ho0eea- The club win make q
otu6y Of Tennyson during the year.
The new Baptist Church AZ Fries vas
leAses4od ls0t sunday. The sermon
Woo Assivsred by Rev. c. q Peyton'
s;Ss.s g ~ ~ Ton; ssss y s' Sse.e " IN.
ReWDr0 Mem0vtsl Methodist Church:
NS3Ss9s Ofeuis; Rev G ". Thompson.
1esosr q tho church at Draper: Rev.
J. q ". Neei. % oelsx. are attending
a A010g0Oa chs week
. l1SR Z - 0shSon am son. Louis.
ofSW = wit With her brother. Dr.
~. q Ou0eg. Left this week for OcaIA.
FIe-. % spend the winter.
MrS. = a. Hartley returned th. nrss
q the Week 60 her home at Peters
N0yI. AFTER Q visit with her dauGhter,
llSS- = O. Y1txhueh-
Ma q q. Ssetnev and son left This
VSSE fOV RtcA1onH. where she WIN
CaDesin ysmes Bumgardner has re-
tVvpSA D. Staunsoa. after . visit With
~. G .. KsnklsL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
BERRYvILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Berryv1lle. Va, October 5.-Surge0n
A. II. D. Mccormick. L. s. N. and
1amily. who spent the summer At
.-Clermont." their summer home. have
returned to Annapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry, Of washingtcn.
D. c., were In town this week.
Mrs Marshall Mccormick, who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Hor-
ace smitAy in Washington. d. c.. has
returned to her home in town.
Mrs. Osborne. OF Hagerstown. Nd.
10 . guest 1t Miss Fannie Crows
Bsyard Stevens. Of New FORK. has
Joined his family 1t Mrs. VIM y. Nc
Donalds.
Joshua Campbell. NJ New York. 10
visiting friends In town
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost. OF Noun
tain View" were In town one day this
week.
Miss Gene Davy. VINO spent the gum
to Philadelphia, Pa
Mr.. George Marrow has returned
to her home In Baltimore. Nd. AFTER
spending the summer at "Edsewcod-
Mrs. G. H. williams and family have
returned to their home In Washington.
n. c. sitter spending the summer As
their new home near town
Arthur Naahsw. Of Front EcySl
spent court week In town
Mrs. Frank someE. Of S.~ York
" with her daughter. Mrs Msrk Ga.
eess. at -SprfngAeid-"
Misc Nay O0barn has returned from
Q visit ca friends In Washington. d. e
Ars. Harry Carpenter entcrtasneS
st auction bridge IN honor OF heS
guest. Mise Gsno. cs phiisdslphfs. p.
last weed at The Hixhisnda Aooss
sweuty-Ave guests were present. IL
out -ee Town guests eefns Ms z =
yg~0CI. q retersbore, va. spa ur9
oeerse Marrow. &C Baltimore. Nd. H.
0rss pssse va. Won by Mss g,Szabsea
NSveW. she seecud ny NJ 0eas. 60
the sAird ~ Mss Aante 0ecsA
ma George Marrow esSe . 49,
saSls auesion Srs1ge soTty q 49,
Vns1.- on th~ eve 81 ~ esDoDeu
Tor her hone - ossssnsr~ ~
Oss&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Rocky Mount. We. October k--Coo.
sr~ssmao O. ". saunders returned
W.6nesday fro.u Pstfsyivsnta County.
where no Aev.vered hts lecture On Psu.
anna q. Chatham. Monday evening. sno
NJ Eyna- Tuesday evenine.
TIE womsn's Auxutsry % Trinssy
Cburrn ~ss eusevssinef McnAay sf-
seypocn by Mrs.. y. W. Sown1ev& P1sno
FOR the Chrtssmss hexosr were die-
cusee6 ana M &C. =. Dt1Dora. Hrs.
q. n Price sDA Mn. En- peteSs were
slpcsed delegates 90 the Stste auStstary.
which meets - pesersnure IN NcveW-
Ma n D. psussG ~ssa nsse Ssssa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
WINCHESTER

Especial 20 TIE Tines D;spatch-1
Winchester, Va, October The
msrviage q lGiee cara MuIIikin
weems. daughter % lGr and Mrs En-
gene weemo, Of this CITY. TO Dr.
samuel Logan Owens. Of wsshsngscn-
d. G, whOse engagement was so
sumWer. 10 % BE- sclemnized IN the
Church Of the sacred Heart on Wed
nesday. October -. ana the ceremony
Will BE- peSfovMed by Rev John e.
whitney. q. D., president % the Cssh.
ol3c University % Georeetown- II. z.
TIE wed6sue pvcwsses 20 BE the mcss
tmportaHt eveue Of she autumn season
IN Winchester. ana ~ Vim b the cut.
minsttoo % o prefty scmonce. whsee
he'd fts tncepti0n 0OyDe years 81" w
Louisiana Of which Sssse Mics Weews
sud Dr. Owens sve nssSvea A1shcueh
rOoi1euso % Wtucoo0o0, -. On1 ~
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vvAveRlY

rsrecssl 20 TIVE Times-phpsteh.J
wsvsvtv. Vs.. Octcber s.--Hr. ond
Mrs. .. ~ HsWccck sreus yesterday IN
Rtchmcod.
ara MIS- Crsce ". West have retgra-
- from q few laySf' visit % N0s3o4
6ys. vwvse Pnrbem. - RSeeroSurx,
= - gUevs q ~. 81 Ia G =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

rapecssl % TIE ry0ss-pfspasch.
9cr6onsvfl,e, Va. October t>-Mtsa
Matte Hun. ~ ~oah1oDe." hes . her
guests shse 0eek MSuoee kstse RooSue
AVA Annie Thomas. ~ washingsoR
Mvs. james r. Wood an6 1ougheey.
- Doris, of ChasloeseSvtJle, 0sos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Drapery Accessories

When you hang rehang draPeries remember our
IJpholstery Department IS equipped to help you.
Extensive showing Of Curtain Edgngs. Ball Fringe other
Ernoes Metal GALLON Braid Gold Fringe and Gold Banner
Tasses and Gumps Also complete assortment all kinds Cur
tain Rods and all necessary hxgs from Curtain Rod to the
more elaborate Curtain Poles at $6.oo each.
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To Out-of-7o,un Patrons

and visitors to the city during Fair week extend to all
Cordial invitation to make Thalhmer Store their headquar
ter, while here you feel and make yourself thor
oehlv at home Richmond Representative Store selling
Womens Apparel Dry Goods. Art Goods Drsperies and Floor
Coverings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

A variety Of styles in two-tone diagonal mate
rails, Bedford cords in all shades and mems wear
serges; these come in plain and dressy styies,
and collar; special. ....-........:.. O6CeOV
Very Smart Suits, in cutaway effects with fancy
vests. made of Bedford cords, diagonal worsted
and eponge, in all stylish shades. at 2S
Exclusive models in eponge and veivets, wool
embroideries, fancy vest. all copies Of eh0 nh
imported models, at $500 and..... OOVeVV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Dress SpeciaLs-For Mondays Selling

Fancy Chiffon Party Dresses. in all
shades, made over silk; special, $l24s 1S
Powered Chiffon Dresses, in even
ing shades. made over silk, all late &1S onh
models, at $2o.oo and. ........... OAOsVO
Fancy Brocade Meteor and Silk Dtesses, AZ
evening colors. draped skirts with XIX
fancy bodice of lace and net; special. OOOsVV
Very Smart Evening Gowns Of ACCORDION meteof
drapery of chiffon and lace. with SAS
crystal bodice; special ............ S1osVo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Norfolk and Plain Tailored Suits, in serges and
heavy diagonal materials, navy, black and brown;
perfect fitting suits and yarn dyed e1S M
Smart Suits in fancy mixtures, all new colorings,
diagonal whipcords, in plain and $17 S0
trimmed models, all new ideas, at % Nv
Mems Wear Serge Suits. in all shades plain and
cutaway models also fancy cut backs S1O M
best Innings; special. -....-. VAVsOO
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Our Newest Department

)ur Newest Department
Is and Hangings of all desired kinds
We are offering special inducements Cetonne Room
Let our expert and submit sketch Of your hall
You'll be surprised to little will beautiy your
inmates eheerfully given without charge)
Sale of Curtains, Rugs
and Upholsteries
Of the homo IL foremost in the unds Of Richmonds
housekespefs.
Lace Curtains and Portieres
$50 Lace Curtains. ssss.
Handsome Dentele Arabian Lace Curtains be sss
saee Lace Curtains, $25e.
Pretty White Gable Ne. Curtain; ,sp.ods duct, Of Rena'
sanee designing. yards long. splendid value
S7.se Portieess SAse.
Light Weight Meeeroed Armure Portieres, euimp edge.
red and pretty green. yards long.
$Aoe Poetsres, szls.
:ss e s sed ssss yards
Rugs Of Known Durability
S2Aoo Axninster Rugs $175e.
ie Grade Administer Rugs, deep silky pile full size Okla
feet; Oriental and floral designs
$3.50 Axminster Rings, $7sse.
Peerless Administer Rugs superior quality, extra heavy
nile: fun size Conventional Oriental and floral
patti patterns M. 49, - -
S375o Axminster Rugs $Aoe.
Most Beautiful and Durable Administer Rugs extremely
heavy; look like Oriental Rugs select soft coorngs full SIZE
9x12 feet.
$3.50 Seamless Wilton Rugs, $3o.ee.
Choice Heavy Seamless Wilton Rugs very closely woven,
beautiful shads they resemble Persian full size
9x12 feet.
Sale Of Draperies
sc and Sc Cretonne, nc.
1soo wards Of Beautiful and Dainty Creonnes. in all
wanted ades and elegant patterns This collection
represents h grade hobby and the most nifty looking Gre
tonne displayed
l5c SilkOline, SIC
Pretty Silky Looking Silkone; grand selection Of pat
75c Curtain Scrim, lsc.
New Stendled Curtain Scrm, reversible and durable.
Sc Curtain Madras, 2Sc.
R; Cream Curtain Madras So inches wide. handsomely
designed. with green and yellow patterns
sc Curtain Madras, &c.
Curtain Madras IS inches wide, shown in red cream
and white; peettly decorated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

45.inch Johnny Coats Of smart plaid back
materials. in all colors, soWe braid SIT nh
Smart Coats in the two-tone diagonal mixtures.
all shades OF black and white, brown and tans
braid bound with patch pockets. Elk I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Serge Dresses. in navy, brown and black. with
fancy braid trimming, velvet collars and ~ Tx
Very Dressy Serge Dresses, fancy vest with
new collars. some braid trimmed $10 AX
S1o.0o and ......-............ AAS1O
Silk Charmeuse Dresses. in all
shades, fancy jabot effects and new 1
Wool Eponge Dresses. in all new 81 lo
shades. in latest models, at 5000 and VAOsVV
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Blankets and Comforts

JUST ~ tug lvt~W " 4tuS
at Tremendous Savings
Sl.ss BLANKETS $loo.
Full ia size Wool Nap Blankets. in white and gray with
oolored borders.
$3.50 BLANKETS. $l.'s
choice Of heavy Wool Nap Blankets white gray and
tan coiored borders trimmed with Pinch silk binding size
6onch BY 76-inch.
$500 BLANKETS, $685.
Heavy White Wool Filled Blankets. pretty light blue and
pink borders Inch silk binding size Pinch by soneh
BABY BLANKETS. shown in white and colored from
Soc up.
Choice AWoo Blankets white gray and scarlet trimmed
with pinch silk binding colored borders. perfectly beautiful
Blankets.
$3.50 BLANKETS, $3.50
California Wool Blankets superhne quality; size 72inch
BY 8Oinch Just toast trimmed with four-incn
silk binding, pretty pink and blue borders.
GOOD COTTON FILLED BLANKETS, from $1.oe to
1898.
FINEST QUALITY DOWN COMFORTS. from $500
$1e.oe.
r. Ill.,. IIl..
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Everything in Women's Wearing Appare
Demanded by Exactng Fashion Can Be Seen at 1haAme's
Ladies' Coats-Smart Fall Styles
Smart Fall Styles

Novelty Coats in the two-tone diagonal NIX
lures. silk lined throughout with col S17 SO
ored satins: special. ............. "a sO~
Fancy Goats OF imported materials. bcucle e.
fects in navy. brown and black and white. rev
revers and collar fancy throw effect, &0S iii
at $3.50 and .................. V6OsVV
ancy plaids. misses and ladies' sizes, S10 mi
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Draperies and Hangings of all desire
We beg to that prepared make ord

offering special Cretonne Room
and submit sketch Of hall
You'll surprised know how little will cost beauy
home IAN eheerfuly given without chage)
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Sale of Curtains, Rugs
and Upholsteries

This sale comes at . time when intefio
Of the home Il foremost In the minds OF
housekeepers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15
Bird Store a Magnet.

The bird store window is an unfail-
ing attraction to many people. Per.
haps It attracts men more than wom-
EN-, but 1t is q magnet that draws all
children.
Let the small boys discover a bird
store and they halt and inger long,
wondering over or admir1ng the
strange or beautiful feathered crea-
lures within. and children walking
with their mothers, If they should spy
this window, are sure to tug her
toward it to give them a chance to
look in.
The bird store window interests all
children, as it appears to interest also
many grown men who may be drawn
to it by a natural fondness for birds
and animals, or be attracted by the
novel OF striking character Of the ex-
hibit on view.
Here, for instance, in this window
Z Is a white peacock, a remarkable bird
seen with its plumage in whatever
form. AS with characteristic deliber-
alton it walks about with Its long tail
feathers folded and trailing people
stop to look at it, and then let 1t raise
and spread its great white fan and
many more halt and gather in crowd
around the window.-New York Sun.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15
WeII-rraIned cockatoo.

when seals were taught to do
tricks balancing and to whirl fam.
ing torches, and ordinary barnyard
cocks crowed duet at the command
Of trainer, we thought the highest
point in that commercially valuable
line of education had been reached"
says a writer in a Berlin paper. "But
new first place has been created
for a grass-green cockatoo. This edu.
Gated member Of the parrot family
rides tiny bicycle at command and
seems to enjoy the sport. He does
many tricks for which professional
riders receive applause. The same col
lection of animal wonders contains a
monster lion, which is shown in a
cage provided with a grand plano. A
woman trainer enters, seats herself at
the instrument and strikes chord,
at which the lion leaps upon the piano
and glares at the pianist. Then she
plays. and the lion roars In time with
the music. What nextr
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15

winter yard; but never yet saw a
bull moose do anything for anybody
but himself. He is the incarnation OF
self-interest. A COW, or even a calf
moose, if she sees danger approach
ing, will warn the others before she
takes the first step for her own
safety; but bull moose will sneak
away silently at the first sniff of peril,
leaving all others to look out for
themselves. And that, by the way,
is the real reason why female ami
NAL is Invariably found at the head
of a band of moose or deer of any
kind. If they are approaching
danger, you will invariably find the
COWS ahead, the calves close behind,
while far in the rear comes the bull,
taking care not to expose his precious
hide, and running from a safe dis
lance at the first warning of danger.
This characteristic of the noble totem,
however, need not be emphasized
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15
CHARACTER OF
THE BULL MOOSE.
*#="*. "~"4~~~.. = :,

When Colonel Roosevelt exclaimed
in Chicago that he felt like a bull
moose, he probably had little idea that
he was adding a new animal to the
political menagerie and giving the
cartoonists and photographers the
chance of their lives. But If he didn't.
he has found it out since. And along
with it, we have all discovered how
little we knew about this denizen of
the wildwood, whose feelings are
seemingly so similar to those of a
great statesman about to so on the
rampage. The editor of the New
York Independent, unable to restrain
his curiosity about he bull moose's
traits, appealed to the Rev. William
j. Long who was denounced by the
colonel some time back as nature
faker," and Mr.. Long has responded
feelingly. He writes what we fear is
rather satirical article, prefaced
with letter to the editor, in which
he disclaims any expert knowledge of
the subject, saying that he has met
only three or four hundred moose in
their native haunts. He congratulates
himself, however, on having found in
secondhand shop an old volume
written by "T. Roosevelt, who, you
remember, once had considerable local
reputation as a naturalist, especially
among federal office-holders whose
positions were not secured by civil
service regulations" And he goes
| on:
find upon examination that the
esteemed author actually killed two
bull moose that were not looking and
chased three more that would not wait
to be shot. He was also intimate
with Hank Griffin, who once saw a
moose somewhere out west. He
speaks, therefore, with authority.
That Mr.. Long has poor opinion
of the bull moose is made very, very
plain in the following paragraphs
from his article:
The bull moose lives on the public
domain and is a very wasteful feeder.
AS T. Roosevelt well says, mo beast
is more destructive to the young
growth of a forest" When his
great paunch is full to bursting of the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15
BARE LEGS BARRED
AT ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City, N. j., Aug. 15.-Fem
mime calves unprotected by stock
ings are no longer to be fads along the
beach.
Stockingless maids went under the
ban by order of DIR. John T. Beckwith
chief of the beach patrol, acting un
der direct orders from William Bart
lett, director of the Department Of
Public Safety.
Shapely damsels, not content with
abbreviated bathing garb, started the
bare-leg stunt some weeks ago.
Since then there has been a gen
erai move by athletic girls to follow
suit.
director Bartlett was shocked when
he sighted several fine specimens
drifting about the strand.
The ukase followed.
Now the girls are protesting thai
mere man should be treated likewise
but Commissioner Bartlett refuses tc
countenance their remonstrance.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15

delicacies he has gathered from the
common supply, he wanders toward
his day-bed, stripping the bark from
tender young trees, especially of the
rarer and more beautiful kind, like
the mountain ash and the striped
maple. His method is to strike his
strong front feet into the bark and
tear off great strip by lifting his
head. He chews a bit of this, only
to throw it aside and strip another
tree farther on. In trailing a bull
moose one can often follow his course
far ahead by the unsightly gashes or
''peelings," which he leaves behind
him. Another destructive method Of
feeding is by riding down young trees
whose tops are above its reach. He
straddles the trunk, bending it down
by his great weight, holding it under
his belly while he eats all the buds
and tender twigs. A tree thus moose
ridden rarely RECEIVERS. 1t remains
bent or broken, like a discarded boss;
it cannot breathe without it's leaves;
it dies and the winter SHOWS cover it
from sight.
Another noticeable characteristic of
the bull moose is his inordinate and
Interchangeable seliishness. Whether
roaming the woods in solitude, or
tearing up the earth, or coming head
long to the call, he is thinking, first,
last, and all the time, of the safety
of his own skin and the fulness OF
his own stomach. l can take off my
hat to COW moose. having frequently
seen her sacrifice herself to save her
offspring or to protect the herd in the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which Is 6etter-Try an Experiment
Or Profit BY Hattlesburg Cit
liens Experience.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represent
ed.
The statement of a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you have a bad back,
A lame, weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this case:
Mrs. j. B. Howe, 10S E. Fourth ST.,
Hattiesburg, Miss: 81 agree in ev-
erything member of my family said
regarding Doan's Kidney Pills, when
he publicly recommended them in 1908.
We obtained this remedy at Hays &
Fields Drug Store and we still use it
occasionally, always receiving the
best results. You may continue the
publication of our former endorse
ment"
For sale by all dealers. Price SC
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DoAN'S-and
take no other.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15

unless, perchance, the new party goes
over bodily to the suffragettes.
Further indications of the bulls es-
sential selfishness are found in his
frequent abuses and browbeating of all
other moose that are smaller than
himself. He can not tolerate a rival,
but flies into jealous rage at the
first suggestion tht there is any other
bull moose in the universe. His voice
at such times is a squaking grunt,
ridiculously small for so great an ami
NAL, which sounds like a ungwuh. ung-
wuh! Herein we have a suggestion
OF those ferocious warriors described
in Parkman's Conspiracy OF Pom
tiac," who always began a speech by
shouting "Ongwehonwe!" which, in
the tongue of that tribe, means. 81 am
the only man; all others are squaws
or liars"
At all times the bull moose is easily
fascinated by too bright a light. Oe-
casionally, when l am studying the
animals at night, with jack in the
bow of my canoe, l run across his
lordship filling himself with lush lily
roots. Most animals will stare at the
jack for a time, and then turn away
into the woods. Enough limelight is
as good as feast for sensible crea
+ ufe. Now and then, however, l meet
4 bull moose that stares too long al
the 1I6ht, much as politician might
look itotmuch upon glory, and he ends
Nv 1oundering headlong toward the
thInG that dazzles him. At such times
Id q <&1k erous. In his blind infat
uat AL sees nothing but the brigh
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-15

object of his desire, and he clumsily
knocks down everything in his path
as he jumps toward it, Once | was
upset in this way by a fool moose
fioundered madly when the jack was
extinguished, hitting out aimlessly
with hoofs and antlers. The only sure
cure for such bull is darkness, obliv-
ion. When you meet him, close your