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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-02

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3: Mondays Punahou, College
:: Hills. Manoa, Makiki.
:: Tuesdays 1890 Waikiki. kapiolani
{: Park. kaimuki, Palolo. First
:: Tuesday, Fort Ruger.
:: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Puunui, :
:: Pacific Heights. First and third :
:: Wednesdays, above Nuuanu !
81 bridge: second and flourish We'd :
:: nesdays, below bridge; fourth :
:: Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first :
:: and third Wednesdays, Alewa :
. Heights. !.
= ThurSdays-The Plains. .
:: Fridays - Hotels and town. :
:: Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter; :
:: first Friday. .
:: SaturdayS-Kalihi. Third and 3
:: fourth Saturdays, Kamehameha 8
y Schools.
:: Society Editor - Telephone :
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David Kahanamoku, Mr.. George kra
weamahi, Mr.. Fred Lucas, Mr.. "1'her
Eyans, Mr.. Francis Evans. MIR. KanIau
Exams. Mrs. Edward Boyd, Mr.. Hilo
Boyd, Mr.. A. BOYD, Mr.. e. K. Boyd. Mr
hill Young, Mr.. Oswald Stevens, M
Arthur Gilman, Mr.. Vincent Genoves
Mr.. Charles Chillingworlh, Mr.. I3lt X
kehele, Mr.. Bob Kaawa, Mr.. Carl DOd
son, and many ohtres.
Reception At Art League.
The reception and art exhibition at
the Kilohana Art League this evening
for Mr.. Duncan Smith will no doubt
oe largely attended by the Society folk
of Honolulu. 1t is said that Mr.. Smiths
work is excellent and the Honolulu
public is fortunate in that it will have
an opportunity to view as well as to
rErchase some of his paintings,
e & q *
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. McEldown.
ey were returning passengers in the
Wilhelmina yesterday morning. Mrs
McEldowney was one of the most at
tractive of the June brides, and she
and her husband have just returned
from their wedding trip. They have
been visiting Mr.. McEldowney's rela
tives in southern California.
& &
Mrs. w. L. Emory returned to Ho'
nolulu last week with her son, Clos
son, who has been in school in the
east Mrs. Emory will receive hel
friends on the first and third Wednes,
days ill., s..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-02

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-02
HAWAII DRAWING CROWDS.

The cool. semi'open air Hawaii Tho
alter is still drawing the crowds with
its first-run pictures. Last night a
very large attendance was at both
performances.
Tonight and tomorrow night new
pictures will be shown, among them
being His Partners Share, oh, You
jim" The Buffers Daughter" and
Maid or Man"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-02

| Mrs. }. J.. Howard Of San Francisco
: and Mrs. T. Il. McNab Of Los Angeles
are visiting iE Honolulu with their
mother, Mrs. Alexander Young. Or.
McNab will arrive here within the
next fortnight and will remain until
, November.
Miss klumpkc Gees.
+ Miss Anna Klumpke Icf, for San
Francisco yesterday pveing in the Iur-
{ line. Miss kIumpke will spend some
time in San Francisco visiting her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Stcere and fam
ify returned to- Honolulu yesterday
I They have been spending the summer
in the east
Mr.. and Mrs F.. NJ. Watson and Miss
Virginia Watson arrived in the Will
helmina yesterday
Miss May KluegcI arrived in the
Mauna Kea yesterday morning. Miss
kluegel has been with her mother in
Htlo and will now spend some time in
Honolulu
Miss EmmaIine Magoon has invita-
tons out for masquerade on Satur
day evening. The affair will be large
as there have been about one hun
dred invitations issued. The Magoon
home is admirably suited for dancing
and the occasion will no doubt be an
enjoyable as we'll as a memorable
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Scott of Hilo,
who have been visiting on the main
land for some time, returned in the
Wilhelmina yesterday and are stop
ping at the Young Hotel for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Baldwin of
Kauai returned from the Coast yes.
terday and are stopping at the
Young.
Mrs. c. B. Cooper and her children
returned to Honolulu yesterday in
the Wilhelmina.
& q Z
, Mrs. William Montrose Graham,
who has been in. California for the
past three months, returned to Ho-
nolulu yesterday.
= =
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald T. Guard,
Jr, arrived in the Wilhelmina yes
terday enroute to Hilo Mr.. and Mrs.
Guard have been touring Europe for
the past six months and are now re-
turning to their home in the Crescent
City. .. s.- -.
>. assr-- - go. g. s~'. -.~+
Miss Dorothy Guild, who spent the
summer in California, returned to
Honolulu yesterday. Miss Guild
brought with her a guest, Miss Caul-
ter Of Sausalito. Miss Caulter is
brilliant musician and it is hoped that
the music lovers of Honolulu will
have an opportunity of hearing her.
& = 2
Dr. Herbert, Mr.. Charles Herbert
and Mr.. Blakely McStocker returned
to Honolulu yesterday in the Will
helmina after having motored from
Victoria to San Francisco.
The Princess Kawananakoa is enter
tanning at an elaborate luau this even
ing for Secretary Knox and his party.
The Kunalu dance which was to
have taken place this evening has
been postponed unti1 Friday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-02

MADAM" began the man. respect
fully. Il am very hungry Could you
give mo bite OF something's Il will
call the dog" the woman replied. Il
am hungry enough to eat the dog" the
man said but Id rather have some
thing else" And, wOmanlike. she
went inside and banged the door.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-02

Reserved Seats for center OF grand
stand and wings can be booked at E.
O. Hall & Sons Sporting Department
(entrance King streeD up to ! p. m. ;
after p. M, at NJ. a. GunSt * Co.
King and Fort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
HIGHLAND SPRINGS


Especial to The rimss-Dispasch.l
Highland springs. Va. November
The Highland Springs High school,
Tennis Club met last week with Miss
Myrtle Hechler, with full attend
ance. and the evening was deifshuuiiy
spent Among these present wet'
Misses Jean Munro. Pearl Apscomo
wilton Crump. villa Collins. Urcei'
BeadieS. Bessie Ashley. Ruth Dean.
Myrtle Hechler. Carl Smith pYoie!
Collins. Frederick DIETRICH s'dneS
Hunter and Willie Mann.
r. w. Jones and G. H. Taylor wete
ordained deacons in the New Br'dse
Baptist Church last sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Tanstail Of Htzhi@n1
Park. was a visitor during the PAS
week At ~EcIicvic~.~ the home cf Mrs.
W. r. Turner,
DIT. 8 A. Roope. after having spen,
severnI months In travelling through
the Eastern states. has returned "
"l.yunhurst." hts home on Daisy ave.
nue.. a part Of hts time vas srcn'
with near relatives tn snh AEo'n'
Boston. Mass
Th~ halloween party given Thun-
dsy night in tho Town Hall vas z
most ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. Veird and
rrosesouc nssrcs nifsed zround smfo
hcwcrs of autumn rstions ana
drspcrses until after the supper n"as'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

S.. In wsverIy. after spending some
time in New York CITY.
D. and Mrs. H. Z. RountTse left
Tuesday morning for sunsours'
.,,~ns .he Eastern virgins C5sSss-
tian Conference
q ". waite. Jr. and wife. OF New
rerscy. are visiting IN the nome %
Va Waite. on Coppcrhaunk Ayenoe-
Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood ana o@s
fer AZ. visiting friends ana relatives
in Norfolk this week
NJ. J. r. Upchurch. Of Carey. ~ C
10 IN. guest Of her daughter. Ars =
a. sinclair. On Main street
Mrs. Morris. Of Newport News Is
s,eod,ps some time In the home OF .
~ scrasiey, on Main street
Mrs. C. r smith. Mrs. v. c. Johnson
Mis-. Myrtle Harrtsos and Miss ~. X
smith win leave on Tuesday Tor MIS-
smiths home In TAibotton. Ga, waers
they will remain for some time
A Lee Rawlings. Of norfolk, spent
, mart Of the week To Waveriy-
Mise Evelyn May. who has been
.,eod,ug some time In Richmond. mas
returned to her home In waveriy-
EoSt. W. Arnold spent "Wednesday
Of this week In 1AwrencevHsc-
J. Gordon Bohemian. OF Peserseure'
~ax In wavcrly this week.
Mrs J. o. Fytchsste hes resufned 70
nor home IN wavsr!y. after speue'ns
some tine In .FAsmv1l'e.
Mr.. and Mr. L Y. snip and esngh-
Ter. Louise. are visiting frien~s ana
relatives ~ DWAam, IS c.
Mrs. w. ~ Fore spent to-day 70
r~t~rs6urw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Hand Embroidered Gowns, Corset Sove,s
,,,d Drawers that are worth usually Si.<o
and 81 so win be sold for SC garment.
60 c.,,.r and Drawers, sold usually tor
q rs and 81 so; these for SC garment.
LADIES' Leona Combination Suits. tnree
garments in one-Corset Cover. Sk'n 1 Sns.
Dravers-only one garment to put on out
the appearance and service o. tn's sn s;zss "
exclusively by ThaIhimer bros. AZ n
Made Of longeio.h and ns =, co Z" 1sc.
daintily trimmed. worth s'.9 '"
The g 90 and $500 ones Tor si.''. EA''A
sizes included.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
WINCHESTER
,S,ecia, to The mes-Dtspateh-l

JS,ecia, to The Times-Dtspatea.l
winchester Va. November Z--msss
Bessie Arthur. daughter OF Mt. au
Mrs. r. F. Arthur. has returneo v'
Hsrrisonburg where she has ceen We
ring her uncle and aunt. Rev. =
wilson n. D.. and wife. at the res
byterian manse.
Mis-. Mamie Cooper has gone on
visi, 10 her brother. Eugene Cooper
in Baltimore
Mr.. Henry schneider. Jr- has re-
turned TO Chicago Junction U. aA.s'
ar extended visit to her parcnts. NJ
and Mrs Jack Steele.
Miss H. l. Gray, who has been paes-
Ing several weeks with friends, nero
ma returned tn Baltimore Tor inc
winter season -
Miss May Jones lem TINS weeA ~
MI and Mrs. J. y Spurrser snd fness
daughter. Miss Amy Spurroer. nase
n~en visiting relatives this week y"
Mrs. Harrison Robertson. 81 Char.
iostesviIle. who has been vseteing -
ana Nrs. =. v. Weelns. LETT tue eaSsy
p,ars OF the wesk fee Atssnuo Sss,
"A Ms. AdcII Rutherford ferrsr. VIC
80 .lso been the guest Of ~. 49,
M. weems. hiss rcturned 70 Wsss'
10. Ross Read Lockwood. Who h.s
n.ra ossSjpg the summer aad eesty
S.u with friends here, has resns"eo
70 Annapolis. Nd, for the wsm
Mrs. Dabpcy C. Herrnoa wnS -
! brrn SPENDING seversi months ~ tns
Sc,r. a. Mr.. ana Mrs.. a. ~ Berry. re.
swrwe6 ,Sjs week 20 Washington. ame
SO scr0npaui~d by her ssQeer. @sss
Vrarv Suot 0uchauo0
IN. a ,. Hssalng -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

fs,scsa, 20 The Tsmes-Dispatch;l
G0ndoo0viDle, Va, November S-S~s
Annie Carver visited relatives IN Coss
Ioetesvslle this week
Nra b. ,. Dunn and MIS-. W. s. Ro-
ssrp bAVo rsturned from visit - rci-
afaves ana fv5euds In CSarsottesv'ss
- easseySvtils-
NJ ReSa Seseae. after seendinS sew
- woeko with her sister. MrS. J. u
0onl1n. b the city. has returned 70 hes
h~Ds n Saxon, Pa
MA BAHiua y on Q visit 70 hes
HGugASes. Mrs.. o. ". Matthias. - see
-, psssy Harper left . fe~ days
80 % teach school IN Luray.
- Hssoine Lee Downiu, sster {
80 a esa days 70 FRIENDS ~ 0ch-
-. - returned % her home IN the
- n. Z. Faber ana daughter. Ms
- eftsr q pseooant visit % eeversl
-. e Mn. Alfred r Collins. b
SS~~vl- haze returned 60 their home
rs,.e c3srxe. q cHssn Fergs. No.
a~sree0v shss weeA ~ The home Of L J.
49,. r. the Gig.
~ uaA~l Martin. s3tes speWeIme
1~eS, wseks vsvA hes peremes. ~
- IN. a. n Martin. IN TIVE cysy, -
0ewSs0 eO'her WA % tie Jcssssss'
VSu1o USsVasal, n kSch@ewA
- c. T. Morris. - oy0ssUeS -
~w1uoo6 ~ hes ssSesr. No. IVY
ue0Sa. q sA5e peace. No. becM 49,
- oU1Usn, 80 sosU wsse wsss "se~~
- Sxq1esveo % T1shOoU4
- Z - unn - - Wseses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
from . visit, Of several weeks to friends

from q visit Of several weeks to friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. John c Van Foseen, who has
been visiting her niece. Mrs Rscnard
Beardsworth. at Indian Rock. has re-
turned.
Mrs I. v. Massie and MIS- Robert
smith have returned from . visit 10
friends at Casfleman's Ferry
Mrs IIorfug A. Cover. who has been
visiting relatives in town. has return
ed to Baltimore. and was accompAnied
home by her stster-in-law, Mrs. III. n
Russell
Mrs George Butler and two children.
of Brunswick. Nd. came this week To
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eew!tn-
Charles T. White. of Cstonsvillc, Nd.
spsnt the weekend here with Mrs
White and their young son. who are
staying with her mother. Mrs. ". ".
G. Willis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
FARMvILlE

Especial 10 The Tiy,~s-Dispafch-1
F.rmvtIu~. Va November s.--H. ..
Cross arrived this week from wisconsin
to make his home here
y>e Hubbard and bride have returnee
from shcsr wedding tour.
Mr.. Walker Scot has returned from
her summcr-fau ouune.
Nrs. z. scot Martin ana aaughter.
Ma. c. - walker. and Miss Eeeenss
walker sre at the Jefferson Hcsea
Rachm0na.
Mn. r y. Linton and 6aughses ~
Beu Vernon. Pa, wS1s - gsesss In the
kome % q. - Robeson asssr Ncvsm-
bev !.
Nsss Clara sosu. % Charlotte, hiss
beea vsstssag 10 the hevwe 81 ,. A. Arm
isteo1.
Losses Ashawssuesa lest - TUESDAY
fes Ms native lssA % Cre>ce.
G~sse wagses ~ 0ssvge paimcv. 81
RscNuoDl, WuuO 0upsss N De aome -
- . = osooso - 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Corduroy Coats, to s years, in navy and
brown, worth usually $3.50; Thalhimers
price. $3.B.
Cloth Goats, with combination collar and
cuffs. to years. for $2.48.
Man-Tailored Refers, in golf red, with
black velvet collar, also navy, to years,
for $l.S6.
Velvet, Felt and CamePs Hair Hats for
the boy or girl for SC.
Children's Colored Dresses, made Of per-
Gales, cannon cloth and galateas; large as.
sortment of styles to select from. trimmed
with combination coIors; some MILDLY
Dresses among the lot. to 6-year sizes, Tor
sc, sc, Sis and $l-5e.
Corduroy and Velvet Hats for the boy and
girl. in navy, brown, white. black and car
dinal. with satin ribbon bands; worth $i-ZS
and 81. 50; choice, sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
Picked from the Infants and
ChiLdren's Department Third Floor

Children's and Misses Hand Crocheted
Aviation Caps, in all the wanted solid and
combination colors, for Sc and Sc.
A large assortment Of Dresses for the in
FAINT and child up to 6 years.
Infants Slips from Sc to $5.9S: some
handmade and hand-embroidered.
Baby Dresses, 6 months to 2 years. for
25c to S4.s8. Some Of these are handmade
and hand embroidered
French and other styles of Dresses, fancy
trimmed. for the little ones to years, Tor
Sc to T.4S.
A large assortment to select from in the
various prices.
Silk Caps for the little ones; a large assort-
mcnt to select from; the prices range from
l5c to s.. -, according to trimming and ma
tcrials. Some are hand embroidered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Ladies' Light Weight Vests and Pants,
the no-button kind, sold usually for 25c; as
long as this lot lasts for 19c.
BOYS Camers Hair Shirts and Drawers,
to IA years, for 25c.
Ladies' Setsnug Full Blcached Vests and
Pants, extra sizes included; these are made
from the finest grade Of cotton and fleece
lined, for Sec.
Maline No-Button Vests and Pants, fleece
lined. medium weight, for 25c.
Extra sizes, same grade, for nc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
Some Special Muslin Underwear Values for
MONDAYS Selling at the Ihalhimer Store

Ladies' High, v Neck, also some Slipover.
S,yIe Gowns, worth usually 6oc and Use:
choice of this lot for sc.
Ladies' Longcloth Corset Covers. sizes 81
to A.: several styles to select from; worth
Sc and soc; choice, Sc.
Several styles Of Skirts, all neatly and
daintily trimmed. some extra size; worth
LIS and 81 so; these for &c.
Ladies Hemstitched Ruffle Muslin Draw
ers for 11hc.
Extra sizes, same grade, for lsc.
A special value in High and v Neck Gowns:
some extra sizes among the lot; worth Sis
and 81 so; marked to sell Tor &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
HYlAS

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
Hylas. Va, November 3.-Htoses
AlScs and Emma Nefhcrsand have re-
turned to Richmond. after q week
spent ~ J. - wtitShirc'o
Misses Myrtle and vsrgse Wiltshire
were the guests Of MS. and Mr.. ,. r..
Hooper In Richmond last week.
Nrs. charlie Holland and children
Of Washington. ID. C.. ere visiting 81
ROAogS DNsaG0
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Holman spen;
sunday q Qutns Snesds.
Mr.. and MR.. Jno. n. Hooper spent
SATURDAY nseas and Sunday In Hyssa
Mo- Aleuts 1rby. visited 3otss Jaaie
|Cocse Sseuroay oN6 0unaay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

to spend some time with her daughter.
Ms c. B. Leckey. In Baltimore
Miss Myrtle Woody. of Richmond, has
been spending the week with her
mother, Ms W. }. Woody. in the city.
Ia NJ Turner. Of Orange was on q
business Trip 60 CordonsvSfle On We'd
ncsday.
DR.. and Mrs r. 3. stone left on sat
urday last 10 make their future home
az Mastoax-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
Now Is the Time to Buy Knit Underwear

Heavier and better Maine No Button
Vests and Pants. extra sizes included. Tor
Soc. Sold exclusively by Thalhimer Bros.
ChildrenIs Medium Weight Fleece Lined
Vests and Pants, 2 to Is years; choice OF
either size, 25c.
BOYS Mentor Fleece Lined Shirts and
Drawers, 4 to II years. for Sc to SEC.
Wnght's Shirts and Drawers for boys s to-
is years for Soc.
Ladies' Fleece Lined Union Suits for SC.
25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
A Wealth of Style in These Handsome Suits

Fancy Cut Suits, in all new shades: blouse
effects. Handsomely braided IN $JS
new designs, 5000 values; VAcsVO
Novelty Suits, in fancy imported MATERIALS
cutaway effects and dressy 826
Handsome Velvet Suits, in all e47 81
shades. plain tailored styles, at ~ ~
Novelty Suits, in velvet, broadcioIh am ~
epongc. all new models just re- XIII m
ceived, at $4,000 and. vOVsOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
ARv0NIA
es-DiRpatCh.l

ESPECIAL to The rimes-Dispafch-l
Arvonia- Va November -
MAY C. Woody. who IS teaching N -
Arvonia High school this winter. -
several days visiting friend: ana -
tiyes in Richmond last week.
Arthur Lawrence PITTS. who ~ ~
on an extended trip through the 49,
ern States. returned TO hts home -
Mr. ana Mrs Charles Garrett. % c.
fcrnia, spent several days hcrS
week a. the guests Of Dr. an
Charles W Anderson =. =
Miss Bessie Zee Fsttcson. OF
arrived here Monday TO take -
Of nor school a. New Canton
r. c. Moon Of GyschhurG
rucxt al the home Of Mr. -
a I. Pitts on Saturday ana
the Arvonis Royal Arch e
Sc,d its monthly meeting on
William q. Holman. Of 1oso
sp~ ending some time az HI -
M RsIoA Root retup0g1 =
home here on Saturday afeoP q
several DAYS with f.$eeoD
mond 49,
Mis-. Eena wiiitl.ss. VT .
srcuSsax the summer 49,
home Rryu Avon. rofvyuN
rnond thss week. whee -
Va" g.n,ss DuvaL Of ~ 3
visiting his s.essss.
"S David Scryei syess 90
home ~ Fvek UoeU1
Ms N y. JoueAI -
several days here
guest ~ her ssssees
MseBnA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
iss.,e. f sa . +: Of Sweater Dept ia,s

Ladies Knitted Vests, suitable to wear
under light weight coats, for sc.
A Very Fine Imported Wool Spencer,
garment that is knitted of fine soft all wool.
with sleeves; just reaches the waist line:
made especially to wear under light weight
coats and raincoats. white or black: price.
$2.4S.
Children's Drawer Leggins, regular 75c
garment, in red only. for Soc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
Ne,p Velpets and Corduroys

inc great values:
oa-;nch Brocade Silk Velvet, vistar!a,
,,xv goblin. gray, black, brown, SIS the
yard.
pinch Millinery Plush, black and taupc,
S2.oo and $1.5o the yard.
2s-;pch Imported Corduroy, navy, brown,
Havana, goblin. Marine blue. Copenhagen
taupe. white, black. wine, Sis the yard
50 shades Of ls-inch Paon Silk Millinery
and Trimming Veivets. light and dark eoaors'
onIy Sl.oo the yard.
,a-mch Black Silk Back Velvet, SIS and
$3.eo the yard
,s.;nch Black Dress Velvet, SIS yard
u-;pch Black Lyons Silk Velvet. rich, sus-
.,o,,s Hack silk back, $50 the yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Bows Sweaters, in Oxford, some have
combination color bands, worth $lO0, for
SEC.
Ladies Sweaters, in white, Oxford, navy
and cardinal; Sc so garment for $1.9S.
Some Extra Long Coat Sweaters that sold
for $500 will be $2.4S.
Chiidren's Sweater Suits, cap, sweater and
lesxins to match; the 81. 50 ones for 7Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Mems 500 Wool Underwear, soft and
warm. as good as the usual 81 50 grade; sale
price. $1.0O.
Mems All-Wool Red Flannel Underwear,
sale price, $l.00.
Mems White Wool Underwear, will not
shrink; sale price, $l.0o.
Mems Gray Underwear, half wool. as good
as you will find elsewhere for 81 90. here 75c.
Mems Ribbed Underwear, strong and elias
tic; sale price. Soc.
Mems Warm Fleece Lined Underwear, per
garment, Soc.
Spring Needle Ribbed Underwear, three
fourths wool; sale price, $1.oo.
Mems 500 Silk Trimmed Flannclette
Pajamas, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
\ all shades,
$1,000 i l,Jjl
in all shades.
$500
:! 5000 20. %
iS and 81
$500

Excellent Serge and Diagonal Suits, in
Guiding Norfolk. fancy trimmed back and
plain tailored cuts, in all lead
inS shades sse regular $3.50 $500
Fancy Mixture Suits and plain diagonal,
in all ;5ad so tailor tailored dn and fancy $3.50
Mems Wear Serge Suits, in navy and
black. guaranteed Innings, ron I'M
strictly tailor finish, at OAVsVV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
American Lady Corsets
Lead IN Design, Quality and FIT

The models for this seasons wear are specially
s,,a,t. large variety shown at Thalhimer
Corset Department. Any figure can be htted IN
an American Lady Corset here at $l.ee, $l.9s'
s2.oo. S3.Oe and $5.oe. They comprise the low,
medium and high bust. with short, medium, long
and extra long skirt. Made tor slender men'u"
ar stout figures Some have no bones over the
hin. thus giving the willowy lines that are de-
manded in some of the latest gowns. Visit our
Corset Department and let the oorsetierc help to
select the model suitable to your individual style
Always an expert corsetiere in attendance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Misses Red Norfolk Goats, in flannel
and serge. lined throughout: spe- &S QX
Misses Red Norfolk Coats. strictly tailor
finish. in best grade flannel, e. S0
Misses Red, Navy and Check
Norfolk Coats, in heavy Polo S10
A full line OF Chiidren's Goats. to -
years. in all new materials and 81
latest STYLES: prices. $500 to. 0AOsVV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

All neat patterns, $3.50 ones, $I25.
Mems 7sc full cut fine Coat Style Percale
Shirts, Sc.
Mems Fine $500 Bath Robes, all new fall
styles just in; sale price. $3.9S.
Mems soc Silk Plated Hose, wonderful
value. in navy, tan, gray and black, sale
price, 25c.
Mems Best Lisle Suspenders. calfskin
ends, extra length. If you want them; per
pair. 25c.
Mems Cloves Of every description from
25c per pair to $l5.oo. Automobile Gloves.
Dress Cloves, Walking Gloves. Driving
Gloves, Working Gloves, Fireman and Rail
road Cloves are Just few of the many styles
that we supply you with at money-saving
prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
Fashions Newest Conceptions in
Coats, Suits, Street and Euening Dresses
Winter Fashions in Wonen's Coats
In All the Fauored Fabncs

Ladies Cbinchilla Goats. i
plain and with contrasting col
lars and cuffs; special values at
Plaid Back Johnny Goats. 7"
including whites, in fine Polo
cloth, colored back and braid
bound, at .... 49,.
Black Broadcloth. with fan
lars Of velvet, lined throughout,
at $500 and ....
Black "Persiana" Goats, in
inch lengths. best satin Innings,
frog fastenings, at ..-.-.