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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
WARRENTON
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- t6pecIai 70 Iho Iimes- DiBpatch1
Charles r. Deure. formerly of Warronton
who have been recently making their home
in Summervillo. S. c.. will return to War
ren,on In the near future to make their
home.
Mrs J. c. Walraven returned to her homo
In Wnrrenton on Wednesday after visiting
friends In Delapano.
Washington. arc spending their vacations
In Warrenton with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. &. NJ. Pattio. and Mr. und Mrs. E. W.
Brown
Rex. Mohun is at the home of his parent.
on Culpepcr Street for several months
C. e. JeRries. j. r. Grayson and X. A. No
lntyre are among those who recently visited
Washington from Warrenton on business.
are spending some time at the home OF their
grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Turner.
on Main Street.
Mrs. +. A. Il. Portman. who loft warren
sailed for England. where sho Will spend
some time. entertained Informally few
friends on tho afternoon of the sth at her
home. "Rosedalc."
Morsen Keith. OF Richmond. 10 In Warren
ton visit TO friends.
Miss Bessie Hicks entertained at tea at
the Country Club on Thursday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. Robert Nelson, OF Washing
NJ. Green.
DR.. Howard Fletcher and children. of Fair
fax. were recently In Warrenton as the
Colonel and Mrs. J. H. Dorst entertained at
their home near Warrenton Wednesday
and Thursday evenings In honor of their
son. Lieutenant Archibald Dorst. and Miss
Mrs. william Armstrong and son. Robert.
OF Norfolk. are in Warrenton at the homo of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mcintyre.
Mr. Armstrong spent the past weekend with
Mrs. Armstrong. but returned to Norfolk
the first tho week
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BLACKSBURG


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BlackhourE. Va. July 12.-Mrs Frank
Christian MisB Annie Christian and F. W.
Christian. OF Richmond. have arrived at
Mountain View" the summer home OF Col
onei W II. Palmer. near town. Other mem
bers Of the family to join them later.
Mrs. Garland Peed and children, OF Nor
folk. have returned TO the Inn from a short
stay Blue Ridge. and will leave the
end OF week to spend tho summer at
Old Sweet SPRING.
j. Horace Lus,er has been In Richmond
this week FOR tho meeting OF the Hardware
Association Of the CarolinaH.
Mrs II Is Bailey and three children OF
Norfolk. at the Hotel BlacksburE for
the summer
DR.. and Mrs Bennett Bean and children.
OF Tulane University and Miss Moseey.
OF Philadelphia. at the homo of Mrs
y. NJ Robinson for the summer and early
fall months
Mise, Mary Apperson. OF Marion; Dietrich
and Charlotte Dietrich. OF Washington, are
guests OF Mrs. Alexander Black
Mira Robert T Elicit and MrH. James
K Henderson left yesterday 10 spend q
month at Blue Healing Springs in Craig
County.
Porfessor and Mrs. ]. E williams. OF the
institute left to-day TO spend two months
In Lexington.
Mrr c F McKenna and Kenneth Thomas
o: Pittsburgh. at the home OF Mrs.
". q. Conner for tho summer
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CULPEPER


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stroibbePp. na,' July l:-Mrs, James A.
Weich rabbit party on Tuesday evening at
r hinioeh> In eompiimen, to her two house.
,iiidet' OF baltimore. Among those invited
10 meet T., thsin were Misses Helen Macoy,
anu: frankie Taunt. Mamie Whaley Fannt.
Louise RiNey. Frances YowelI ErIena F'iovd
Ashoy johnson. Lucian Bickers McChesoev
Je f,,' Chiffon Vowel. Cornelius Bruce
liams. Adrian Nalle and Turner W!ltshire
ana Arthur White. the latter two OF Balti-
Mrs. Allen Potts who attended the bors.
show here last Friday and saturday where
many OF her horses were blue ribbon win
iers remained in Cuipeper for several days
after The show, the guest of Mrs Willie
Hin, on East Street
Mrs Hamp Fray and two daughters Misses
Sally and Katherine Fray left Tor their
nome In Madison on Monday after visit
Mrs. r Imd Mrs Jackson Hf Fray In culpeper
New York. and Miss Hasse Willis OF Rapi-
dan. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Vii
nam Petty on East Street.
Miss Mary kennerdy. who has been visit
ing her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wine.
ship Vandyke from New York 10 Sac Poaio
Brazil, where she will make her home with
missionary of the Methodist Church who
Is returning to his work there after spend
IN" 6r sG and M Mqs Mil IN H Xs,n ana
the guests OF the formers sister. Mrs Dick
Kelly In Culpeeper this week. following "a
visit to Mrs. Humes old home in Essex
County They left here for visit to the
Luray Caverns and from there Will return
10 their home in Beckley. w Va.
Mrs. Cireaner Neal is entertaining n house
party OF young people at her summer home
Of her Miss Lu nra"G Nelson in
Those In the party include Misses Rodger-
son; Kelly and Jones, of Richmond; Hays
OF Washington and Madison; Pendleton of
Louisa: Merrack, OF Roanoke J. c. Law
son. Donnon Gray and Villain Vaughan
az OF South Boston: Jack Jerries. OF Nor
folk: Kcnsey Hammond, Jr.. and Charles
Neal Goldsborough. OF Culpeper On Wed
nesday night most attractive dance was
to which about nifty other persons were in
vited. many attending from Cupeper This
was the first OF series OF entertainments
which have been planned by Miss Neal and
her friends for the next two weeks
Mrs. William Bickers and small daughter
Jaecqueine Amber. returned from Wash
ington this week where they have been
Hume, on Jamesons HILL with whom they
Will spend the remainder Of the summer:
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lewia Wise Jennings
ton. and guests of Mr.. and Mrs Wise
Jennings on Jamesons HILL
Mrs. Folyd King. OF Washington. who has
been visiting Mrs. oliver Durant at her
home in the county. spent the week end with
Mrs. Carter Page. On Wednesday Mrs Page
| accompanied by her son. Carter. Jr. left for
n visit to Judge and Mrs. Spence Hobson
in Cumberland. and will also visit other rela-
tives In tho county, expecting to be gone
| several weeks.
Miss Ida O'Ksefe has returned To Char
and Fannie Nalle. at Elkwood farm, with
whom she attended the Culpeper horse
show.
! Misa Julia Settle. of Rappahannock. and
James Settle, OF Alexa ndria County, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bragg, ON
Jamegons Hill,
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GORDONSVILLE
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GoTdonsv!l!e, Va, July l2-Postmaster r.
N Mcclure and family and Mrs. ". Y.
swan and children were recent guests OF
MIR and Mrs. J. H Hume have returned
from visit TO the iatter's sister. at APT
dan.
Miss Eorah Grubbs. OF Hanover has been
spending the week with Mrs. D. S. Fitz-
hugh. IN this city.
George II Scott. OF Richmond. visited his
parents. Or. and Mra John w. Scott here
this week.
Allan Goodwt has returned from a visit
TO friends In I.ynchburg
Miss Mabel Martin. OF the Johnston
Wills Hospital corps. Richmond, Is the guest
this week OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Miss Ada Carver. of Charlottesville. wa,
the suets on Wednesday OF her sister. Mrs
W p Martin of New Castle. visited his
parents. Sir and MI. w H. Martin. in
south Gordonsville Wednesday, en- route
home from visit 10 Richmond
Mrs John l.. Jones and little son visited
friends in Charlottesville Thursday
MIS- II : S!nithers. OF Wilmington " c.
Is on Il visit 10 friends IN the city
MISS Mae Kirby has been spending tho
week with friends 1T Red Hin
Miss Pearl Davenport and Carroll Davan
por, lett on Tuesday to visit relatives in
Miss Mary Fitzhush has returned from a
WISH 10 relatives al Barboursville
Mrs Charlie Blunt and children have re
turned 10 their home In Richmond after
spehuing some days with her parents can.
tain and Mrs L. NJ Niche
Miss Ortie Coiner OF Wnynrsho-o q,
VISIT 10 her sister Mrs. a. B. Wade. in the
city. AZ 'i-e
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WEST POINT
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n.
West Point. Va. july i2-There has been
continuous festivities all OF this week com
sne,n e about eo ten days sE9 wh.n spes,s
homes These. added 10 the home CON
tinscnt. made gay times and much enjoy
ment
Anderson Bland. OF shackieford's. gave a
hay ride to the young peonle. crossing The
tho King and Queen country on the
on monday evening Mrs A Julian Baeby
entertained the young people IN her fathers
h hnn IN hon ;S 81 her sues, Mis- Doris
This entertainment was in the form OF
musical
Otto owens CAV. morning hop in tho
Wonderland Theatre OF Tuesday morning
In honor OF Miss pori, Hoppe
the town gave dance in tn. Wonderiand
Theatre to the visitors In town
Palmer party. gave nshins bou, at Bell
Rock during the week.
Added to these social functions there w.re
numberiess automobile and launch rides
drives walks. tennis games and porch
left the gay party to return TO their homes
In Norfolk this morning Miss CIeland OF
MIs NT e ana ehatsn Mrs rAos
J. Bagby. and Miss Olive Gault Joined in
a q, days ou'ing at The brick hSuse In New
Tuesday. whore. the grassy lawn the
banks OF the noble York River they spent
the guest OF his listers the past week. ana
here In the FORM OF delightful trips in his
yacht Adelaide. lie lief, for his home In
aunt. Mrs " IL Heniy, OF Anne Arundel.
Md. who has also been member Of the
Trice house party. Charles Trice and wife
were also guests
Captain c. ". wes,bury and wife. Of
A.. or the southern Railway. and ". G
Odds. OF the land and industrial department
OF the southern Railway have been recent
visitors In
DR. Deshazo. of Centre Cross, Essex. is
Dc shazo WAS taken TO the Retreat in Rich
mond several weeks FOR treatment. and
is now eonysiescine. His wife is with him
Mrs Roy + Beazley and children. of Chase
City, are visiting In the home OF her
parents Mr and and Mr. rs ~ T 1yl
as residents OF tho town
Rev " S I.eake to become the pastor OF
the Baptist Church. Years ago Mr.. Leake
pastor here, and then went to Grace
Church. Norfolk; then Fulton Baptist
Petersburg: then was evangelist under tho
auspices OF the State Mission Board in
at the urgent call OF tho State Mission Board
returned to tho service. For the past two
Richmond College. He has not made known
his decision yet. with reference to the
Miss Katherine p Howerton has returned
from visit TO her sister. Mrs. r. II Bow
Mrs Morgan Treat and children have re-
turned to West Point from Richmond.
DIR. and Mrs. Galloway. OF Darlington. 8.
c.. have recently been the guests of Miss
NJ. q. Trice. and she accompanied them az
far AS Richmond on their return home yes
terday
Howser Kerr. who has been visit to
his father at King and Queen Courthouse.
has returned to his home in Ell Paso.
Tex.
Misses Marie Parkinson and Lehman. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson.
have returned to Richmond.
w. c. Davis. Jr.. is visiting his uncle.
DIR. Gibson Davis In Roanoke.
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ARvONIA
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Nicholas of Clifton FORGE. is spending some
tine here us the guest Of friends.
70 spending some time here with her sister.
Mrs A. r. Richardson:
Misses Florence and Carrie Petit. Of
s,eernes. Fiuvanna County. tho guests
OF their aunt. Mr., n Lindsay stone They
Mr. and Mrs. c. Graham Thomas spent
Saturday Sn.c and md srnday OF last week a, III.
Union. Fiuvanna County.
A L. Pitts. Jr.. OF Scottsville and Frank
hero last week. the guests of the Arvonia
Mrs. T. Brown Weller. of the Inn. spent
several days in Richmond this week. re-
turning hero Friday.
for Howardsviii.. where he spent several
days with friends and relatives. returning
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward F.. Roberts returned
hero on Saturday after spending some days
In Farmville visiting friends and relatives.
e c. johnson. of Richmond. was visitor
hero this week also e V. Per
kins. Of tho Same city.
Fork Union Presbyterian Church last Sun
day. filling HIS regular appointment In that
G. Fulton Davidson. OF Nuckols. and
Clarence Q. Davidson his brother. was hero
on Saturday OF last week looking after school
business. G. O. Davidson IL president OF
the Buckingham Fair Association. and is
also school trustee
deputy United States revenue officer. spent
Tuesday night here looking after revenue
matters. He reported much illegal SELLING
and manufacturing OF liquor in various
portions OF the State.
A. G. Daniel. Of LynchburE. was visitor
here last weak.
Miss Lila Waller Duvai lie attending tn.
summer school at tho State Female Normal
School, Farmvillc. Other teachers of tho
county attending the normals at Fred
ericksburg. Harrironburg. Charlottesville nd
CovinEton
Row. ". r. McElroy is expected TO begin
Z series OF meetings In the Cartersv!lle
Presbyterian Church the third Sunday
in this month. extending II through ten
days
Mrs. r. Lind.ay Stone left this week to
spend some time at the homo OF her IA Their
Jonathan Pittr. ut Scottsville.
Mrs Ethelyn Lesrand Morris. OF Boston
who hes been spendinG some time in Buck
inEham County visiting her mother. Mira
Louisa T JoneK. at Sow Store. left for
Boston this week
Mrs. Ralph Chandler Hoot. or renlan near
Arvonia. left this week for Richmond
where she VIII remain month or more
visiting friends.
mond. are Visiting friends hero this woek
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BRISTOL
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Briston, Va. July 12-Miss Bessie White
aker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. White
aker. was married on Wednesday at the
family home Anderson street. to Charles
w. Turner. OF Roanoke. the Rev. II. c. Bond
OF the Central Christian Church. officiating.
The attendants were Miss Lucille Wade. Miss
Susie Whitaker. Miss Bridget Phipps Mrs.
Maude Henley. NJ F. Glover and Harry
Hartman. The bride and groom went TO tho
grooms home in Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Kcndrick have as their
guests Mrs. Elvin Kendrlck. OF Richmond;
Mrs. George E. Boren OF Washington Miss
Florence Thomas. OF Blueheld; 81. 4. De-
Vault OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs w. ].
Kendrick. OF Meadowvicw.
Frank Elliott OF Cleveland. Ohio. prom
inently identified with an iron and steel
wire concern. liz here on visit to Bristol
latives and friends.
Joseph Ayers. of Oklahoma and New Mex
leo was here this week on a visit TO rela-
tives. From here ne went TO New York on
business.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Medley and family
are spending the months OF July and August
In their summer cottage at Big Creek Park
Master James ReMine. OF Johnson City.
and Master Clarence ReMine. OF Bristol
Joined n party OF Bristol campers at Big
Creek Park this week.
Miss Bessie Clark. OF Abingdon. is the
guest OF Miss Edna Cooper. on Moore Street
Mrs. J, b. Hicks waa the hostess OF the
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Bristoi chapter OF the Daughters OF the
Coniederacy on the occasion OF Its weekly
meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Kate Masengille. OF Blountville, Is
visiting Dr. and Mrs. s. E. Masengil on
Holston Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. MCGEE are spending
two weeks at Big Creek Park
Mr. and Mrs Paul Dulaney. of Washington.
spent this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben l..
Dulaney. on West Windsor Avenue.
Miss Mae Callahan left Bristol Wednes-
day Tor Denver. Col. where she expects TO
health.
Mrs. Mcintyre. OF Kentucky. is here on a
visit to her son. DIR. j. T. Mcintyre
Rev. and Mrs. r. x. Sutherland are
spending two months ut Radford.
MI and Mrs George Robertson and chill
dren arc enjoying an outing at Big Creek
Park
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CONCORD
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Concord, Va. July l2-Mr. and Mrs Nor
Wharton. OF Needles Cal arrived here
sunday TO visit relatives. Mr.. Wharton is q
former resident here.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard 4. Tyler and daush-
ter. Miss Viola. OF Stanton. over In
their ears Wednesday 10 spcsas several weeka
with Mr.. and Mrs J. II. St-slc.
Mrs. Mary Lizzie Perkins and little daugh-
ter. OF Alabama. are guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
W. L. Ould.
Mr., and Mrs. J. A. staples and children,
OF Roanoke. arc here to spend ten dGy5 with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher Ouid. OF Norton. who
have been guests of DR.. and Mrs. w. i.
Ould. returned to their homo Tuesday
Misses Helen Hildrup and Annie Strattou.,
OF Lynchburs. are visiting Miss Carrie
Staples
rapidly improving.
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HARRiSOMBURG
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Harrisonburg. Va, July i2.-Dr. and Mrs
Edwin Beery. OF New York City guests
OF her mother. Mrs A. NJ. Newman
Mrs. w. 5. Martin and Miss Nan Bradley.
OF Washington. are guests In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bradley.
Misses Emily and Catherine White. OF
Phiiadelphia. are guests OF Mrs. w. w.
Payne.
Miss Ruby Myers. OF Reliance. is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. I. y. Beery.
Miss Virginia Switzer. OF stanton. recent
ly visited her father. Charles Switzcr.
Mrs. y. w. DeCraft. OF Amelia Courthouse.
is Waiting Rev. and Mrs. Il. w. Richardson.
at Keezelitown.
Mr. and Mrs. William wyman. OF Wash
ington. arc visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Ney.
Mrs. c. f. Dare was a recent guest OF Rev.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Carter. at the Methodist
parsonage.
A. q. Waterman. OF New York City,
guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed: c:
Martz. Mr.. Waterman presented the land
to tho town OF Harrisonburg upon which
the present Waterman Public school was
erected.
Fathar Donahue. OF Portsmouth. 10 q
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FREEZING
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Freezing. Va, July Flames C. McFall.
or Osborns Gap. was at Freezing during
tho week
Edgar Beverly, OF Darwin. is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Maude Hanover. OF Oshorns Gan. Ia
with relatives In town
Jonah Beverly. OF Georges Fork. spent
n part OF the week at Freezing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hanover arc visiting
relatives In Clintwood.
y. j. Hanover made trip to George
Fork during the week.
Connolly Il. Fleming. OF Clintwood, IL
visitor at y. L. Vanovers.
Robert j. Reed liz at Clintwood
Reuben ID. McFall IL visiting his son.
william McFail. OF Osborns Ciap
Miss Cora Triyitt, who haJ boon visiting
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BOWLING GREEN
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Bowling Green. Va. July l2.--Miss Susia
Butler is spending some time with relatives
In Sussex County.
DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Webb and children hnvo
returned from visit to relatives in Orange
County.
I.eiper NJ. Robinson. OF Norfolk. spent 4
part OF this week here with friends.
Miss Eleanor Mccarthy has returned to her
home In Richmond after spending some timo
with Misses Frances and Louise Glasseil.
hT. and Mrs. Charles b. Collins, JT., who
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their wedding trip.
Mrs. r. -. gill. Mrs. Joel Haincs Mrs. T.
ID. Coghill. Mrs. II. T.. Butler. Mrs Kate
Richerson and Misses Blanche COghil and
Annie Lee Richerson are attending the Bap-
list Encampment at Virginia Beach.
Clifford Haines and Wilbur Gray, who havo
been on an extended trip in tho North and
West. have returned homo.
William Il. Broaddus. who came here from
Richmond. where he had been sick for sew
ernl weeks. is now much improved.
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Thalhimer's Great July Clearance Sale

Means lovcred prices on thousands of dollars
worth Of smart apparel for womcn, such as
Waists, Cool Summer Dresses, Linen Suits,
Cotton Epongc Suits, Silk Suits, Cloth Suits,
Balkan MILDLY Blouscs in fact, euery ready
to-wear garment in the house must go and wisc
WiN be the woman uho does her shopping this
week at the Thalhimer Store.
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guest at Massanetta Springs.
Miss Mary Carlin, OF Alexandria. is a guest
at Massanetta Springs.
Miss Corinne Jones has returned from 4
visit to Mrs. l.. w. Coyner At Waynesb
Frank Calvert and bride, Miss Mamie WAL
lace, have gone to Roanoke make their
home
Mrs j. IL. stone has returned 10 Ports
mouth. after visit TO her brother. w. A.
HruIthwaite
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cz Haan,@ Sale : of All Dresses

Summer l. a " n s
and Wolfe Dresses,
all shades, at $1.0S
and
$500 Dresses, In
wolfe, linen and
eponge, now
$3.50 and $8.4S
S t r 1 p 9 d Vol / e
Dresses, also flow
cred patterns, at.
$40 Colored Voiles
and Tissue Dresses,
all new shades, at.
$500 Dresses,
including Ratina
Coat Dress. lin
gerie and colored {
yoileS, now e
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relatives in East Kentucky. is again with
home folks.
Walter Haynes. OF Richmond is visiting
friends ut Freezing this week.
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SIS and $3.50

SIS and $3.50
Voiles and Lin
gerie. all late mod
els. now
$500 Evening
and Street Dresses,
In crepe de chimes
a n d charmeuse,
now :.
$500 Dresses.
in silks and voile,
only q few left, at
$4,000 Dresses,
in Guiding meteors,
brocades and fan
cy voiles. now
$4,000 l. a c e
Dresses and robe
effects, now
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July Clearance Sale of
Muslin Underwear

Gowns that sold for s1.0O and S1.25. large
assortment to select from; made of French main
sock, lingerie and longcloth trimmed with Val.
and Cluny laces and embroderies ribbon run bead
ings; some have all lace yoke and sleeves; dainty,
attractive and serviceable; choice of the lot SOC
Another lot OF Gowns worth 50 90 and cannot
be duplicated for less, will be 81 .OS.
A lot of Real French Underwear, such as Che
mise Corset Covers, Drawers, Combina lions, Gowns
and Skirts, hand-embroidered all hand
made will be sold for one-third OFF OF the original
marked price.
lot Of Drawers made of cambria and longcloth.
lace and embroidery trimmed, medium and circu-
lar, open and closed; sizes 90 20; instead OF
soc and SIC your choice of the lot for sOc.
lot Of Gowns that sold heretofore for CSC,
slfpoyer styles, lace and embroidery trimmed;
choice DOC.
Children's and Misses Princess Slips to IS
years, lace and embroidery trimmed instead of
100 and $3.50. will be 75c and 0Sc.
lot of Narrow Underskirts lace and embroid-
cry trimmed, worth $500 for Sf.lS
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Clearance Sale of
Won1er,'s and ChiLdren's
Knit Underwear

A lot of soc Union Suits, Swiss ribbed ones
among the lot; some the Nukut Three-Piece Suits,
perfect fitting; all sizes including sizes;
and lace knee; choice, SOC.
lot of Swiss Ribbed Pure Lisle Thread Gauze
Vests, worth 81 nc; only 10 dozen to be sold for
2Ic each.
"A lot Of oc Gauze Vests, sizes and only; will
go on sale Monday for 4 1ac each.
Boys Union Suits sizes "a, 26 and 2S only sold
for Csc; closing lot price, IL 1ec.
Infants Mercerized Lisle Vests, high neck, long
sleeve instead of 25c for 2Hc.
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c dzazaa@ sais of Waists

Excellent values in
close out; broken siz
S1.9S and SPAS
Waists, In white and
colored voiles, yoke
effects, with jabots,
in broken sizes, now
SEAS Wolfe Waists.
tucked front and
back, with fat col
lars; special :.
Allover Tuck Q d
Wolfe Waists, hem
stitched yoke, with
new collar, at.
Jap Silk Shirts.
with new French
yoke, smart turnover
collar, at
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SIS Silk Suits.
in colored faille
and matelaSse, all
copies OF foreign
models, now
$50 Silk Suits,
in black and col
ors. now .......
$35 SILK Suits.
all colors, now