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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
BLACKSBURG

Especial TO The Times Dispatch. /
y, h ll,. Va. April IS. The.
b aI,, Inn and homes in the town
Young women, here for the Easter
ga!etlcs at the institute. the dances
KIN 9hiars s,a and Fridny evenings. tho
hcn day events Friday afternoon, the
pau game to-day and the informal hop
io-nisht. Misses Sarah Bell, OF Pu-
i EM.; Harriet Eoff, OF Christians
guests OF Miss Susie Robinson; Miss
Mary aud Elizabeth Huirston. OF Rua +
h9ke; Rcbekah Patterson; Of Phil,
vile, are with Miss Louise Black; Miss
Hope Baker. of Norfolk, is at the home
OF Colonel and Mrs. r; y. MARI, and
several Richmond Sirls are among
those staying al The Inn.
Mrs. r. y. Mari entertained We'd
nesday evening al her home on Faculty
Row in honor OF her niece. Mics Horn
Baker Of Norfolk: tho guests ,nclnt-
son, Jean Mari; Cadets Howard. Tay-4
lor Howe, Garrison Bates and Mckee,.
AZ the monthly meeting OF the Al "
Nmerlcan Revolution in the home OF
afternoon Rsv. {; oil Otis !" Meade q ns mada
and sandwiches were served. The out
ot-towu guests present We're Mrs.
Meade and Mrs. William r. TallaDt,I OF
JhristianSburS,
Tt,
he: home AT Wythevillc after spend ~
ing the winter here with Mrs. Frank
Wyatt, f''
Mrs. g ". Walker is at the homa
OF professor aud Mrs. James NJ. Johns
son on her way ia Nelson county.a
where she viii spend the summer.
Miss susie Robinson sneitt part.
Of TIC week IN Roanoke. gong down
LOT me germans given by the Mar~
borough and Southwest Clubs
Miss Marsaret Mayo returned to
StaNhton to-day, and Miss Dorothy
Mayo 10 Holllns, after spending Isas-7.
ter, week at thor home here Y.
MIS-. Robert T. Elicit and children
nave been spending tho week With
relatives in Christiansbnry
Mrs. Charles w. Gardner was In
Shawsrille "Wednesday for the golden
wedding celebration OF Rev. a nd AIra.4
Washington Gardner. n lss
Miss JAMIE Fuiks and Dnval Shults.a
or Lynchburg, spent the Easttr hn,tl d
days here with Mrs J. II, shultz ss
Mrs. j. y. Tptwiler and Miss Areyia&
Tutwtler snspi the latter part OF tbys
week w4th ff.ends in Roanoke. 35s
Miss !tcliiU Walker. ot Roanoke
Grammar school. spent the hoIidaysF
mere with her sister. MIS-, JaileS NJ 81
Johnson lE' ,ls its r ~ liz
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than when they arc under the regular
rules during a series of games.
Mrs. i. X. Mason, Mrs ]. Ed. Stage,
Mrs. 5. W. Nenahle and Miss Lille Dull /,
have gone to Washington D. G.. where
they Will attend a meeting ot the NO
mans MISSIONARY Council which is IN
session there.
MISS Trina Tapp, who spent Easter in
Einston. has returned. To her studies in
Trinity College.
Miss Margaret Rose, who is the guest
OF Miss Fannie Blacklnan. was the
guest of honor Monday evening. when
Miss Lille Hornbuckie entertain,d a
number of her young friends Mt ncr
home on Jones Street. Games and con-
tests were the features of tho =yening,
amid beautiful spring decora tons.
Mrs. Joe Graham was hostess to tho
Tourist Club Thursday afternoon. The
decorations had all the freshness and
sweetness of springtime. The club is
studying Egypt. and program pertain.
ing to that country was interes tinsly
considered
Mrs J. NJ NJ. Gregory. al her inter-
ostins home on Queen Street. enter
tanned nj bridge Friday afternoon and
nuiie a number Of her friends ENJOYED
her hospitality.
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John Pearce Campbell. III Baltimore.
MISS Mary Bruce Baker has Dten
,Hit'lhE MISS sarah Walter at Purcell
Hliin. Va, during the past week
Miss Nannic Smith left several DAYS
40 TO Visit relatives III Frederick. Md.
MISS sarah O'Conncll is visiting
lmenda IN Baltimore and Washing
Mrs Wll.am Aiken is visiting rela-
t!yG.s in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs Oscar PnllIam and child have
In Woodstock
Miss Frances pcyton Page has re-
turned from visit TO friends in Bal
Miss Rose Lees Hardy and Miss
Margaret HARDY, who have been visit
ing relatives in this city. have return-
ed TO Washington
Mr. and Mrs. William Leafe, of Ma
nassas, y. Y. have been visiting the
form er's brother and sister-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lenfe. in this city.
Mrs. Eugene Gremkau is visiting her
mother at Shenandoah, Pa.
Misses Funlce and Ruth E'udgcr. Of
Toronto. Canada, who arc attend ing
school in Baltimore, spent tho Easter
holidays as tho guest OF their college
mate, Miss Gertrude Bart
Misses Ida and MINIS Baker syhu
nave been passing the winter iii the
bermuda Islands and at ParkerSburg.
w Va, have returned TO this city, ao-
ParkershurG.
Rev, Michael Ahern has returned to
Old Toint Comfort, after visiting his
brother-in Jaw and stGsSr. Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice NJ. Lynch.
Mrs Ehler o. Wcttyen and her
daughter. Miss Alice Wcttyen, OF New
Jersey. who have been passing the
winter in 81. Petersburg, Fla, wcru
tho guests during he past week OF
Mrs Martin Wisecaivor.
Mrs. II *. russell and Mrs r..
Gray Williams have returned from n
visit To the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
LerinG ~ Cover. in Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Walter has returned
from Baltimore. where she spent a
week with relatives
Mrs H. NJ. Nowscr and daughter,
Miss Martha Ilowser, and Mrs. w r.
Talbot aud daughters, Miss Marian
Talbot, Of Akron, O, and Mrs. Ernest
$. bly,, ni gainesville, O.. are visiting
at the home OF D. T. Wood and his
daughters. Misses Molllc and Clara
Wood. near town,
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I ular games ware played. Fl. c. Lucas.
| Frank White. H. IT. Lucas and doe
White rendered several voca' selec-
tons. with Miss Hattie Cagl: at the
Piano Instrumental music was rem
dered BY Misses Margare, RIOS, aud
Ada Godfrey.
Miss Bessie Carter, who has been the
guest of Mrs. E Is. Lyon. has returned
10 her home in Danvile
Mrs c, T. Rich of New York CITY.
and her two children, lit,ls Miss E.iiz-
abeth and Master Gordon. arc Durham
visitors. Mrs. Rich will spend several
weeks with her sister, Miss Bertha
Boushton, who Is domestic science
, teacher In the Durham schools.
W. E. King was host at very de-
lightful fish fry and supper at the
| pumping station Friday evening from
: to 0 o'clock. Those enjoyine Mr., Mr.
Kings bountiful hospitality were j.
| a. Push, ". T. Blackwell Harvey Boil
ton and G. NJ Hight; Misses Cora Car
roll. Noma Carroll, Iva King, Alice
King. Pella Carroll, Carrie Burcii, Sal
lie Terrell, Bertha seymorc and Mrs.
/ Mabel Patterson.
Mrs. Walter Lee Dick. OF Charleston.
= Z. Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Green. on billiard street.
Mrs. Dick will be in Durham several
weeks.
Miss Charlotte Cunningham. Of this
city attended the Easter german al
Raleigh Tuesday evaning.
y delightful five hand cucnrc party
was given Monday evening by Miss
ltelen Gribhlc at her home on HOLLOWAY
street. The home was beautifully d So
| grated with cut flowers and Easter
blossoms, After the games q two-co,irsc
! luncheon was served Tho guests w,rc
Miss Caroline Werner, Miss (;ribblc's
house guest and Murray Jones; Miss
Mary Louise Manning and Tom O'Brien,
i Miss Kathleen Turrentine and Jane
!. Manning, Miss Mary Sasser and John
Z; Scott. Miss Lila Wright and VIII Carr,
/. MISS Charlotte Cunningham and Grin
Lloyd. Miss Annie Louise Vaughan and
/ sydney Minor. Miss Lila Carr vaughan
ana Sam Sparger, Miss Willie Cox ana
! Don Sasser, Mrs. Eva Carlton and
! Rastus Smith Miss Lucy Stokes and
[ llr Robinson, Miss placidc Kramer and
Tom Wright. Miss Matte Lehman and
Sneed Sasscr Miss Bertha Bought IN
and Lawrence Tomlinson. Miss Bessie
| Erwin and Tom Worth, Mrs. Francis
! Route. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Minor Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. L. N.wsom. Mir and MIS-.
/ w. j. O'Bricn. Mr. and Mrs. f.. p. I'm
lstead
Miss Nellie Fuller has gone to FAY
ettcville 10 visi, her sister Mrs. Ajax.
Husk.
Mr.. and Mrs f. f. Powe, OF West
Durham. returned home Tuesday after
pleasant Easter spent with Mrs.
powe's sister, Mrs. Lawrence Holt. at
! Burlington.
! Miss Hannah Pope, of this city, who
Is now the house guest of Miss Inea
| Day, in Winston Salem. is the recip-
lent of many social honors In the Tw In
/ Cities. II.
Captain. ". W. Card director of tho
Trinity College gymnasium entertained
/ the Trinity ball team "Wednesday eve
ming at his home on Minerva Street.
1.-THE boys we're invited TO this feast be-
tween the games. when the coach ia
a.uowins them u few more, Liberties
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turned to her home at Hampden Sid

turned to her home at Hampden- Sid
ney
Miss Minnie Waite, who is teaching
school near Petersburg, spent Easter
with her parents in Wavcrly.
). Meyer. is visiting in New Jersey
and New York this week.
Hon Thos. u. Howcrton. spent
Wednesday aud Thursday Of this
week in Richmond.
Prof. stuart LuclSe. and Miss Niua
Smith. OF tho faculty OF the Wavcrly
High school, spent the Easter holt
day with friends and relatives in
Richmond.
y. e. Hartz, after spending some
days near Washington, D. c.. has re-
turned to his home, in Waverly
F.. j. Oeffler. who spent the winter
mean Waverly, has returned to his
home. in Logan, Ohio
Claiborne Arnold, who has been at
tending school at Horner Military
School. oxford, y. c.. is now visiting
in the homo of his sister, Mrs.
Harvey Fleetwood, on East Main
Street.
Mrs, H. l.. Mallery. Of suffolk, is
visiting in the home of her son,
pike.
Mrs. y. f. West spent Tuesday OF
this week In Windsor, Va.
Mrs. Emma C. tirifhths. who for
the past two months has been visit
ing her old home in Ohio, has return
ed to her home near Waverly.
Mrs, George F.. Burt and her sister,
Miss Francis 3roaddus. have returned
home after q weeks visit TO their
IA Their, DR. Broaddls, in Bowling
Mrs. Walter p. Williams. OF Zunl,
visited in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Sharp, near Waverly. this week.
Miss Ruth Thomasson, member of
the Waverly High School Faculty,
spent Easter in Richmond. with her
parents.
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CULPEPER
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po IhuipepsF. Ma,i April lS.,AIrs, Willie
ton have returned TO Culpeper. after
,cn-day stay At Atlantic Uity.
Mr.. and Mrs irvine Parr, who spent
parents, MIR and Mrs. w j. Parr, in
charlottesville, returned home this
days with friends in W VRsnelns anS
VIII exchange pulpits Sunday with the
Rev. Mr. Kinks, OF that place.
R, Mr; and N Mis. ,d II dpseomo, q
William Fletcher. OF Alexandria. were
guests for the Faster holidays OF Mrs.
Fannie Yowcil, of Corner View near
Ar. and Mrs. Earnes, Porter and
and Mrs. Charles Waite.
Fesiner Neal has returned to his
TO relatives In Culpeper.
Mrs. Theodore Kyle and Mrs. Edgar
Nottingham. sr. OF Brandy were
Mrs. Carey Stout spent the Easter
holidays at her forpier homo, near
Sperryvillc, Rappahannock
Herndon RiXey leaves tomorrow for
stay Of several weeks with rcla tives
in Washington. He viii he accom- :
panied by his small daughter, Celeste
Miss Cora Johnson, who spent the
Weekend with her mother and sister
at The bungalow. IN lower culpcpcr,
has returned to Washington
Mrs. Garlic Waite was hostess Mt
m Easter egg bunting party given on
the lawns around her home. on East
s Street MonaaT in nGnor Of her small
guests included Caroline Strother.
Lewis Nelson. Hugh Tucker Chclf.
Laura Duncan, lanes Franklin Dun-
can. Annie I'aync and Blish Macoy.
Mrs. Randolph Norris, of M.ichells.
was the guest of friends III Culpcpcr
for several days last week.
An event of tho Week was the Eas-
ter dance given in the Armory Hall
Monda. night. Among the out OF town
guests were Misses Mamie Whaicy, Of
the. Bristol school. Washington: Laura
3 Orange; Messrs. James Ficwcilcn and
VIII Graves, of I'arboursvillc; Jack
Jeffries, Roy Hammond. Mcc;rary and
:IeH, of &C University Of Virginia. Tho
y chapcrons were Mesdames Alfred Pull
liam, cll-Smith. ]. James Roberts
and Louis nohmc. supper was served
at IL O'CLOCK, after which dancing was
kept up until late hour
Mrs. Lewis Nelson. Ir. is home ar
ter short visit To her mother. Mrs.
Shack clford in the +. 4. valley OF
Miss Alice Carter spent Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Car
ter, near Warrenton. returning to Gull
peper Monday
Mrs. Clara German. OF Rixeyyille,. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
FAINT on Jnmeson's Hill.
Miss Janueline Ware left yesterday
for Il ten-day visit TO Miss Resale
Rutherford In Roland Park Baltimore,
Jinsey Lewis, who spent Easter
with friends In I4oudoun county, return
ed to Crlpepsr the first OF the week. TO
leaVe several days lator for Denver,
Col. where he viii make his future
home
Professor Glenn Gorrcll, Of wash
Sp1 h inc HaN-
with his hrother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buoton, on Jane
sons Hill.
Miss Carrie Bruce Morton, of Orange,
was the guest this week OF her cousin,
IS Miss sColumb!a Na1lc. who has been
nnendins several days with Miss Mary
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DURHAM

tspccial.to The Times Dispatch
Durham. y. g.. April I'm delight
fun tour of Earopo is arranged for
this spring and SUNNI ~, tt,r party
being Miss Eleanor W. Thomas, of ST.
Ma!w's school, Raleigh, Miss Amy Win
ston. OF RaieiGh: Misses Julia aud Mil
drcd Borden. of Goldsborp Miss Mary
Louise Manning, OF Durham: Miss
Margarc, L. Erwin. of West Durham.
and Miss Arthur. of South Carolina.
They Will sail in June and will be in
Europe three months.
Thursday evening. from 5 to II
o'clock. al Trinity Church parsonage.
Professor W. II. Jones was hnst TO
twenty members OF his sunday school
class Interesting and amusing games
were played. after which delightful
refreshments were served.
" Miss Fannie Isackman entertained
Thursday evening from S to II o'clock
at her home on Jones Street. In honor
of her cousin and house guest. Miss
Margaret Rose. OF Princeton. n. G. Tho
decorations =! %: J, were spring lowers. Pop
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Our popular Imported White Rose Eng.
hSh Suting, strongest and most durable
fabric made, indcstructibe linen finish. not
impaired in laundering, i6-inch zoe per yard
-ongcloth Specials, fine grades Of Regal
brands; for pieces OF u yards each, ST 90,
Si.lo, sl.45, sl.69 and $500 piece.
Fine Princess Nainsook, in pieces Of II
Sli5, sl.45, sI.65, sI.s5, S2.I5, s275.
While it lasts, NIcrccrizcd Lingerie fine
quat'ty and 50 inches wide, only 12i3c.
27-inch Colorcd Piquc in light blnc, pink.
linen color Alice and Copenhagen, Tor suits,
skirts and trimmings, only 25c.
5s-nch French Wolfe, in light blue, pink,
lavender, Copenhagen and navy. only 25c.
shades, ~ inches wide, at 25c yard.
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WINCHESTER

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n, m'"e chest. r. "a. April 1.-THE an
"Wednesday evening in Rouss Ran, and
MAS largely attended by members Of
/, ashionabie society and many out %. !.
Town quests Several dinner parties
Two of the most elaborate affairs be
ine al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander barrie an! at the home OF Alr.
AMI Mrs Melvin Green
he Winchester German club rayo
q dance in iouss Hall on Tuesday
Mrs. j. T. Baker and Miss Elizabeth
whiting Conrad LETT the carly part
o. INC week to visit friends in Balti-
Miss Ruth Keller, who has hoen Wis
Tins relatives here, has returned Ia
Westminster, Md.
Gamer are visiting. friends in wash.
tnRton.
Mrs. Z; Virginia Smith and daush.
Ter. OF Washington. have been visit
ing me formers mother. Airs. o. l..
Miss Bcssio Brooks and Misses Mande
and Mary Brown have returned from
q, visit TO friends in Martinsburg. V.
Mrs Fred Johnson has returned
from a visit 10 friends in Hagerstown.
AIRS. Fannie Chapman has been vis-
ting her dauEhtetf, Mrs. Martin Me-
Daniel III Martinsburg. w. va.
Miss Nirgie Swanson left the early
part of the week to visit friends In
IIarri3onbnrg.
Mrs. Charles ". Beall AMI two chill
dren have returned to Rockville. Md.
aftcr visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs.
George ~ Herbert.
Mrs, j. Tyler Smith las returned
TO Baitimore after visiting Mrs. Will
Hun Il. Smith.
Mrs. J. f.. Spul'ricr has returned
from Atlantic city. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Heller. who
have been visiting friends In this city,
have returned 10 Baltimore.
Miss Nellie liaines. Of Cumberland.
Md has been visiting relatives in
town during III" past week.
AlFs, M4rI CAlrppstl y HjeztttnE a49
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White Goods for Spring and Summer
Many Exceptional Values Offered for
lo-Monow Selling
| o-Morrow S Selling

his is the time, the place. to find in white
the fabric OF the seasons fashion-Pioues.
We have en- from tiny cords To all size wclts
Of the Bedford cord effects; the best Of both
foreign and domestic makes; prices range,
I9c, 25c, 29c and SOC.
Nlercerized Poplin, beauty in finish and
quality; p inches wide, l9c and 25c-
Other Poplins Of extra values, having good
weight; special. I2i.c and l5c.
3S-nch French Wolfe, Of Two weights. one
being very fine and sheer, . regular SOC yaluc:
while the other, like a narqiscttc. is equal
in vaiGc, and both arc selling at 25c yard.
For Tailored Shirtwaisls NC arc selling a
French Percalc, just the weight and finish,
SO inches wide; only l2I4c.
Cannon Cloth, linen finish, 81 inches wide,
Tor skirts, middics, boys wear fancy work,
l0c.
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Sale Of Women's and Children's
Muslin Underwear

81 dozen Gowns, made Of lonecloth and
cambria, neck, tucked yoke, with inserting
of embroidery. SIpovers, trimmed with
embroidery edge, ribbon run through. An
other with three rows of lace inserting and
lace edge, ribbon run through; choice OF
these three styles, SOC.
Several styles Of Children's and Misses
Gowns ? to IA years; some high neck ones
at 25c; others high, and spovcri styles at
SOC up TO 9Sc.
81 dozen Ladies' Drawers, open or closed !;
small, medium and circular; lace and en-
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NJ e n S Hosiery

59e silk Isle Imported Hosiery made full
fashioned, double sole and spliccd heel; here for
25c.
Mems SOC Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, with
strong Isle heel and toes; sale price, 39c.
Phoenix Guaranteed Silk Hose, in best col
ors; four pairs warranted 10 wear three months
or new ones furnished free; per pair, soc.
Not-a-Seme Sox sold here, in every wanted
color beautiful silk finished article for 25c
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souTH BOSTON
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iSifNiHt ~ ilt llIiltS- i'lspdLCli-
South BOSTON, Va. April I3.--Thc
most enjoyable social event OF the
week was n dance on Monday eva
ming in tho Masonic banquet room,
given by the young men of this place.
Those dancing were: Miss aTaudc X
Richardson. with r. l.. Ncsbitt. Miss
Sallic Lovclare. with J. y. Evans: Miss
Mice Blccchcr. with Robert rrayn-
ham: Miss Ruth penick. with e. ~
Whaling; Miss Eva Vaughan, with c..
Howard Tucker; Miss Eva I1ovolace,
with RI. y. Easloy: Miss Julia Blanks,
OF Bynchburg. with j. W. Lee. Jr,:
Miss Lee Fowlkcs, with Tom Howard
Miss Kathryn Monroe, or Brookneal
with C. 3. Lovelacc: W. Irving owen.
r 7 Walters. Iim Farley, Iohn Love
lace, Thornton E.nslcy. Richard Barks
dale, Chas. Roothe and Bruce. Pandle-
ton, Chapcrons: Mr.. and Mrs. P,
Howerton Kasey and Mrs. C., t. Love
lace
Miss Nancy Darlington, OF Lexins-
ton. was the guest of friends hero
this week.
Mrs. Lors Ferguson and Robert f.
Lee OF Durham visited Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Ice on Easter sunday.
Mrs. George Garrett, Of Danville. Wis,
tied her. mother. Mrs. Mary Collins.
this week, sd
Mrs j L. t.ipscomh, ir left Tues
DAY for a pleasure "Trip to Baltimore
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broidery trimmed, size 81 to %; choice Of
the lot, SOC.
Childrcn's and Misses Princess Slips, 4
to Ii years; several styles trimmed with
laccs and embroidery, SOC to $3.50.
Ladies Fine French Nainsook Corset
Covers, trimmed daintiy with lace or en-
bIoidcrry, Sd to "A, worth 69c and 75c; choice
Of II dozen, soc.
More than $50 dozen Drawers for children,
TO u years in plain tucked and hcmstitchcd
embroidery and lace trimmed; some arc
knickerbockcr and diaper styles Tic price
starts at lOc and up 10 SOC.
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Men S Shirts

Mems New Spring Ncsligce Shirts, in white
and iancy patterns, as good as the usual l5o
ones, for s1.00.
Mems si,oo Ponscc Shirts, in neat and col
orcd effects, for 79c
- Mems sl.oo Neat Plated Bosom Shirts for
MEMS sl.oo Sol. Ponsce Shirts, With at.
tachcd collars, for SIC.
Boys Beautiful Ncggces for soc.
Sec them
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Natural Ponecc. also coIors and black, %
inches wide; very special. 29c yard.
56-inch Pongec Serge, natural color, only
limited quantity, 81 90 value, soc yard.
Imported Crepe Tussah, very heavy
weight, rich finish; this cloth should be seen
to be appreciated; natural color only: Just
the material for the better coats and coat
suits, Sc inches wide. $3.50 yard.
stock of 2linch Foulards, which VIC are offer
ing at soc the yard.
Tub Silks, 10 inches wide 29c and soc.
j6-inch Tub Silks, extra heavy weight, in
stripes and plain white. soc yard
56:ineh Black Jap Silks soc, soc, 75c.
$500 the yard.
27inch Waterproof Habitat pure dye,
will not crack, 75c and S5c the yard.
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and phiradslphia. she was accom-.

and philadelphia. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Pemberion Penn. OF
: Miss Lee Fowlkes, Of Hollins spent
t.aster ~ home, and was accompanied
nnN TWO iricnda. Miss Julia Blanks, OF
roe. OF i3ioosncai. t5tS
MISS Frances Waddy, OF Norfoik,
IS visiting Tier sister, MIS-. l. Keith
Briggs ~ ~
". r. Yanccy. Of I.ynchburg, AMI,
FRANK Is. ianccy, OF Eichmond spctlc
Easter sunday and Monday with honls-s
Alr. and Mrs. +. NJ. siicott. Of Rich- \
.,, were Weekend guests in South
Miss Writ Jordan anu Miss Eliza
Nj, Nm nehiGk nave returned from a.
Pheasant trip to Richmond.
MSS Mamie Hines, OF Chatham was
The guest OF Miss Mae Anderson thjsi
week aalE = 'aN''i''>'f
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Sale Of Towels

2Oy40 Hemmed Linen Huck, all white and
extra heavy, so value; our price s.. 90 dozen
2ox42 hemsttched, same weight. as above
$500 value; our price. $40.
Our Linen Bath Towels will be closed out
at 20 per cent. reduction, which brings them
down as follows: The soc to doc; the 75c to 6Oc;
the Sl.oO to 80c the Sl.25 10 $780,
Another invoice of those popular Lace
Trimmed and Embroidered Doylies and Centre
and Tray Pieces; sizes in round, 6-inch, o-inch,
l2-inch and is-inch, and in oblong or dish Sizes
Sxlo, lOx12 and i2x1S
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Monday Sale Of Toilet Necessities

Camphor Moth Balls. 4 pounds for l0c;
Or single pound. &c.
:, Use pound package Of Oriental Crystal
Flake Camphor; sale price, lac.
25c ;5a,pound sack Of Bathing Salt; sale
5So l6-ounee bottle Of Hydrogen Peroxide;
! l9c pound Sitter Top Can Of Violet Talcum
Powder; sale price, iOc.
price, SC.
25c grade, larger size, l0c.
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III fresh and beautiful weaves are to be
36-inch Black tIabutai, si,25 value, s1.0o.
36-inch and 27-inch Black Tussah Pongee,
smooth finish, Use and $1.0O yard.
Black Taffcta, Sc inches wide, 75c. soc,
S1.0O, S1.25, si.50 and. Si.75 the yard
36-inch Foulard Silks, brown. navy and
black and white stripes and figures, 81 90
yard.
Ao-inch Bordcrcd Foulards, brown. navy,
Copenhagen and black, $3.50 yard
23-inch Showerproof FouIards, white
ground with black dots, dark grounds with
neat white stripes and figures; regular Sc
quality; special, per yard, SOC.
4o-inch Crepe Meteor, in IL beautiful
street and evening shades, $500 the yard.
23-inch Crepe de Chine, heavy quality.
about ten good shades to select from regular
Si.oo qHality 69c yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
White Pine I ar and
Cedar Bags

Wiii preserve your clothes better than cedar
cnest' they're moth, dust germ and mice
proof, and the cost is very small
f0r the suit Or lady's jacket, 24x57 inch size,
Tar Bag, soc; Cedar, csc.
a. oys soat size, 'oxsonch Pine Tar Bags,
~ Also, now on sale large 4ox4s-inch sheets Of
Mothprooi Paper, for lining boxes and other
uses; per sheet, SCI OF roll Of 2 sheets for soc.