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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
DURHAM


Special to The Tines Dispatcb
Durham. y. C.. April 5-Dr y Rossns,.,n
has returned from Washington. d - ,"hern
lie attended the Fifth District meeting of
ne d nal Rrith; COMPOSED of the District
OF Columbia Maryland. Virginia. North
aud South Carolina VIZ
.e rhs ~ aoI pnra, ~, German Club gave It's
moor Hotel Tuesday evening. 1t was ~.
most brilliant affair of tho kind Durham
and Grin Lloyd led the 6gures ''S
Miss Hattie Beasley has returned from
Mis-, Mabel Carlton, of Goldsboro. who
has heon visiting friends in west Durham
T. r. Gurley. of Baltimore was . M,
ham visitor Tuesday.
Miss Martha West has returned from
Miss Elizabeth Fuller returned to sr..,
f Sriar College Tuesday. after visit TO
Mrs d. Pottmen. of Shelby. who bay
been Visiting her daughter. Miss Ray pott
tory of Music. returned home Tuesday
Miss Mary Etheridge. OF Winston. en-
route to Roanoke Rapids, spent tho day
Mrs, j. q. Carroll. OF Baltimore. ia in
me city on e visit TO her sister. Mrs l.. 4.
Mrs L. 7. Bobbi,t has gone to Danvi,,o
'o MISS Vii, n Of General isr days among friends
ing In this city, has returned to her home
Mas Mas. and = Miss Martha jackson. OF Chat,
,Ma a.. Tenn. are the guests of Miss
-hdIS f1ooheT, IN TINS city.
Miss Lola Wigs has returned to bcr
home In Salisbury, after a visit to Miss
Maude Goodrich. In this city '
Mrs. l.. l. Davis left Tuesday for
short short Visit to Henderson. She will visit
friends in Richmond before returning home
Miss Mary DrendelI. of Greensboro snnn;
THURSDAY in this city with friends. She
left In the afternoon for Roanoke Rapids
where she will visit friends and relnt i,es'
H. b, kilfair. of Norfolk. arrived in The
GUY Thursday afternoon and will remain
here number of days with friends
Miss Elizabeth Murdoch. OF La Grange
who has been visiting friends i'm this ci1v
returned to her home Thtrsday InorninS,
Mrs. r. T. Hall has gone to Winston
where she will spend a number OF davs
with friends and relatives ~
Miss Mabel Tyree. of Greensboro
turned 10 her home yesterday afternoon
after a pleasant stay in this city with
friends ~ VIII
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KING GEORGE
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topccidi TO me IllneS- DfSpatch.1
King George. Va. April 81. W. Kirk
patrick OF Pittsburgh. Pa. with friend.
mas been spending some time at Stony
Point. MIR. Nirkpatricks summer homo OH
tho Potomac. t57
Mrs. Frederick Addison. OF Toronto Can.
who has been spending SOME time at Hot
springs. has been recent guest of her
cousin Mrs Thomas L: Hunter.
MT. and Mrs. Oscar y. Styron. OF Wash
tnston, ui;h their daughter Misses Sadie
md Bessie, and son. Oscar. have returned
to the city after spending ten days at Way
side their summer home here.
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. Il. Stin. OF Oak Grove,
let few days ago to visit friends in Kan
Mrs. James Barron. of Essex County. who
has been guest OF her sister. Mrs Mary
Watson. at Colonial Beach. returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs william II. Barksdal.. who
land have returned to Washington
Mr. and Mrs. G. 3. Spin,an. Of Colonial
Beach; are guests of Mrs. spiman's sister.
Mrs. T. W. Boggs. At at. Ida"
George ID. Ashton and William wennsr
who were called here by the death OF Mrs
Martha Martha A. Ashton, have returned to Wash
Mrs, b D. Hasan has returned after
spending a week in Fredericksburg with
relatives. -
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ter at Leesvine, from Friday TN Mon.

Carter. at Leesvilie. from Friday till Mon
dag.
Mrs S. F. PoindeStcr ami Mrs. Dan l..
Taylor OF Lynchburg. are guests Of Mrs.
f. l.. Slaughter. on Broad Street
Miss Leigh Arthur, who has been visit
ing In Lynchburg for the past six weeks.
returned home Tuesday.
al'ss Margaret Douglas was week end
visitor at l.cesvilc last week.
Miss Gladys Goodwin. of Lynchhurg Is
the guest of Miss Ruth Slaughter
James Green, of Roanoke, spent Saturday
and Sunday here. the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs- William II. Sprouse.
Il. Q. slaughter Of Roanoke, visited his
parents here over Sunday.
- l.. Ferguson of Appomattox County,
visited Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Reasley here
Thursday afternoon
MISS Ruth Slaughter entertained num-
per or her young friends Tuesday even
ing; the occasion being the celebration
OF her sixteenth birthday. Al the close Of
the evening. which pleasantly spent
with games, delicious refreshments. OF
cream. cake. fruit and bonbons were
served. Miss Slaughter was the recipient
OF many beautiful gifts
w. II. Hammett is visiting his mother
at Springwood, and will VISIT relatives in
Roanoke before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bryan. OF Princeton
w. ". spent last week here with the
formers sister. Mrs. w. NJ. Hnmmett
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CHRISTIANSBURG

.christiansburg, Va. April 5-5irs j. KiI..
Montague was hostess to tho woman's a
noon, 80
Rev. T. Otis Meade left on Tuesday Tor.
Is TO take charge of Christ Church, Miss
Mary Meade and Lynn Meade will not 70
to Roanoke until after the High Schoofs
Mrs. T. Otis Meade Is tho guest or MI.
and Mrs George y, Jennings. OF RichE
mond. az va -
william j. Flags is at home from wash
ington and Ice University for briqf hoii =
day. ssg.S IS ~ fS,'sssse:
Mrs. William Flannagan and Hfra Ghar:sS
Sumpter spent Tuesday In Roanoke,
Rev. Charles Stanton has returned fftsna
stanton. where no Attended ths eonSsr.a
ence Of the Methodis. Eptscopai churrh.ss s
r. Triyg Mosby has returned from Nsw;
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CONCORD

Special to The Times Dispatch
,,onroFo, va, Ap.1l 5.-Marshali J1c, iof,
Monday for Visit OF two Weeks ~ ' Sis
father In West Virginia "' 10 ms
visit to her daughter hr;s "i'GT weeks
n ,e,v Tor her home in Lynchburg Wednes.
w. w. Carson returned rr,,,,
trip to Now York City. from
The Jenersonian Literary Society hold
us regu,hr meeting at tho auditorium. E,ri
uny night. The program was enjoved nv
Az Mahe Prg Thnn. Chorus Old Black joe
son and Buelah Woodson: dac,a,, ,.i,,I-
,Rognus Before the Carthegeninn senate:
Sarrom Ouid; recitation. THE Day 7.
Done annie Stratton; debate, Resolved.
That woman is more essential to farm lifo
than Is man; affirmative. Roy Hudson and
Carroll Ouid Tho negative won
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WARRENToN
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fanny returned 10 warrenton on Tuesday
time in saltimore. Mr.. Tinany spent 'o the
weekend in Baltimore and accompanied
Miss Lucy Turner. of The Plains, and
Miss Rebecca Dulancy. OF Beverly Es-
sex County, are the guests Of Mrs Mccall
Miss Lille Pollock. who has b.en the
left warrenton for her home at Virginia
Beach
recent visitor 10 Lection Hiil." w @ns
ton.
the summer months. Mr.. and Mrs. Pooi
have recently returned from winter spent
Miss Dorst daughter of Colonel and Mrs
J. H. Dorst' who ls studen, at school
holidays with her parents. near Warren
Mr.. and Mrs F. E Bowman. Mrs Frank
C. Brooke. sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Iluribert are
among those who visited Washington the
Miss Mary e. Davidson. of Philadelphia
who iS !; S.. spending the spring in wsrren,on
Hotel, also visited Warrington the past
week.
Richard \. Brooke OF Washington.
with his sister. Mrs. Jennie u. Payne;
and Mrs. ii A. George. near warrenton M
Miss Johnson. Of Indiana. who. with Miss
spsnt he Easter holidays with Mss WOOD sod
Miiss Wood and her, guest returned to
Washington the middle OF the week
Mrs Walter II. Cook OF Baltimore 4.
visiting at the hor;e or her father. r ~
Mrs E. D wer,hcirner and Mis-. Ruth
Wertheimer eft Wa-r.nto on Thursday
Tor Toronto. Canaoa. where they GO to
make their future homo. Niles Wertheiiner
and Mr.. Beverly Wcrtheimer left later in
tho week for the samc place
Hugh A. Splman has returned TO War
renton after spending time with
friends In Charlottesville
Aasters William G. Hayes. .Ir.. and John
Marshall Hayes returned Monday to
Warrenton after spending Some time with
Nr and Mrs. + /. Mauie. In Philadelphia
Miss Jennie McConchie. Ia at her home
In WarrcntoH after absence Of several
months spent with relatives at The Plains.
Mrs j O'Conncll entertained on Tues
day afternoon at small tea in honor OF
her guests, Miss Mary Oconnell and Mia.
Jaunt. OF Washington.
Miss Virginia Primrose. OF Baltimore Will
reach Narrcnton shortly 20 bc the guest
OF her cousin Miss Rosa Neal Tongue
Captain and Mrs. b s. Richards. OF
Washington reached WarreLton on Mon
day last where they viii spend rome time
With thei, dauxh,er Mrs l.. E. Kaiser. at
Mr. and Mrs II! Thomas after spend
ton for the summer months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
FARMVILLE
TspeciaI lilo The rim.,.p,,natc,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Farmvile. Va. April 5.-Mrs Robert
Phenix and infant daughter. OF Roanoke
are Visiting in the home Of Mrs. c. T.
Chappell.
Rev ". G. Parker. pastor Of the Metho.
dist Church. has returned from visit to
Richmond
Miss Leila Jackson has returned from
a visit to Greenvilie, N. c,
Mrs w. c. Burnett has been in Norfolk
this week. where she went TO attend the
marriage of friend
Dr. Richard n. Bidgood. OF petersburS
h-s been recent visitor to his daughter
Mrs. G. &. Fleming
Rev II. NJ. Fugate. formerly pastor OF
the Farmvlie Baptist Church, but now OF
Norfolk, spent several days In Farmvils
during tho week.
Rev. Maxwell Robeson. who has been on
Wait hcre, returned Thursday to Clark
County. He has but recently returned from
an interesting tour abroad.
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DREWRYS BLUFF
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Special to The Times Dispatch
Drewry,s Bluff. April b:--Mrs. Emory Cal
aunt, Mrs. r. D. Chaikiey. She will visit
relatives in New York before returning
home.
Theodore a. Page. who. with his wife
is spending some time at the Forest Inn
Suinmerville. $. c., spont few days at
his country seat. Argyle" near this place.
en- route to New York. He will return to
summertime. where he and his wife will
remain until atc spring.
Frank Irving and Guy Irving. OF Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ a. Palmore
Mrs. C. a. Sanford. of Jarrett has been
the. guest of Mrs. NJ. a. Pamore for sew
era! days
y. NJ. Walker. county treasurer was in
Richmond to-day business
Miss Ruth lies, OF Pleasant Hill. ~ c.
VIII arrive to-day to be the guest Of Mrs.
NJ a. Palmore for a few days.
Hayward T.. Taylor, OF Richmond was
a visitor hore yesterday.
Mrs p. II. Trsylor. Of Richmond has
peen Visiting relatives here.
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ARv0NlA
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Arvonia. Va, April 5.-Mlss Frances Flenl-
ing Briggs. who has been spending some
days here at Bellevue" the home OF Miss
wnifrcd Alineda PITTS. returned this week
10 her home IN Scottsviilc.
David Noryel whose home IS in Fork
Union but who has been spending the win
here in business. returned 20 his home
this week, and VIII leave in few days for
Richmond. where he VIII permanently en-
gage In business
Miss Elizabeth Cloud OF Hamlet, y. c..
who has been visiting friends and relatives
here during Easter week. returned to Sweet
Briar College on Friday OF this week to
sumo her studies.
Edward b. Roberts. OF Arvonia. was visi
tor in Farmville last week, going via Rich
mond and returning across country via Ros-
Miss Macie Williams last week spent Sow
eral days In Richmond returning here on
Tuesday.
Herbert S. Newman. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham Thomas in
their home hero for some days. returned this
County.
Miss Hattie Poland. who has been visiting
home in Scottsville.
Miss Ethel Hughes. who is a student this
spent Easter and Easter week here visitins
Hughes. - -
Miss Winifred Almeda Pitts visited Rich
mohd on Thursday OF this week, remaining
several days.
Miss Ethel Agee whose homo is in Cum
berland County. was visitor here last week.
being tho guest OF her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bcrsch.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson, OF Columbia.
Va, is spending some time here at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T, Richardson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Frischkorr. OF Rich
mond. with their young daughter. MonicR,
are visited MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Chandler
Root in their hoIne at Penan. They will
remain In this section for several days lon
ger.
w. C.. Moody. of Richmond was visitor
here this week.
spending a week or more here at the Ar.
vonia Inn. - s5 81
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SOUTH BOSTON
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South Boston, Va. April 5.-The doors OF
the hospitoble home of Mr.. and Mrs w
II Shepherd were thrown open TO over
hundred guests Friday afternoon from
to o'clock I'm honor OF their son, Ber-
nard Shepherd. and his bride. The hall.
parlcr and dining rooms were all elaho-
ratcly decorated in pretty spring flowers
the paror being darkened ana soft shaded
electric lights illuminated tho room. The
color scheme was in pink and white and
was carried out admirably in the cool re-
freshments; The guest of honor before
WaynesborO
ON Tuesday r. Hunter Beaziey reached
and in honor OF the occasion on that even
ing invited number of his friends to
partake of an elaborate birthday supper
lie was the recipient OF number OF hand
some presents. and the event proved one
From $3.50 to o'clock on Thursday after
noon Mrs; Charles \. PenIck was the
party. In the hall. which had been pro-
fusely bedccked in ferns. potted flowers and
se Sy there ware
huge vases OF lilies and carnations The
color scheme for the occasion pink
and white being carried in the re-
freshmen,s. The dainty scorecarls we're
artIstically painted In spring flowers. Mrs.
bouquet OF Alma Ward pink carnations AS
the prize. SHE having made the highest
score. Tne guests were rcfreShed with an
ice course. Those present: Mrs. j. o. Wat
kins. Mrs: l. Keith Briggs. Mrs. w. l.
Mrs c. w. Walters Mrs. Il. NJ. Penn, Mrs.
J. D. Fry. Miss Mamie Fry Miss Mary
Slate. Mrs. r. j. McGranighhm. Mrs. T. c.
watkins. Jr.. Mrs. A. n. Vaughan. Mrs
j. u. Tucker. Mrs. John Easlcy, Mrs. g. j.
Hunt Mrs. Owen Easley. Mrs. II. S. BELT.
Mrs C. F.. Faulkner. Mrs. c. V. Brookes
all of this place: Mrs. James Eaaey. Mrs.
Charles Stebbins. Miss Elizabeth Bouidip
and Miss Annie Hankins, OF Houston.
The following young women spent tho
Weekend Mt tho home OF d. w. Owen. at
Denniston: Miss Writ Jordan, Miss Lucy
Wright. Miss Lee Fowlkes. Miss Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
Summer
Underwear
For Women and Children

Sale of Spring and Summer Knit
Underwear for ladies, misses, boys
and children.
Ladies' Lisle Union Suits. lace or
cuff knee, regular and extra size, for
S1.OO.
Ladies' Lisle Union Suits, several
makes, lace and cuff knee, extra sizes
included, for soc.
Another lot OF Ladies' Union Suits,
extra sizes included, worth SIC, for
25c.
Several styles of Union Suits for
the boys-poros knit, balbriggan and
semi-knit-6 to 14-year sizes; price,
SOC.
Two styles of Boys Union Suits,
to Il years. for 25c.
Boys Checked Muslin Shirts and
Drawers for zoe.
Boys Balbriggan and Poros Knit
Shirts and Drawers. "a to 81, for 25c.
Ladies' Gauze Vests, the maline
stay-up shoulder strap, for ice.
Several styles of Ladies' Gauze
Vests. extra sizes included, for
IL 1-2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
Sale of Prairie Grass and Crex Rugs

Now is the time to buy, as you
the use OF this, the finest OF sanitary
and summer months
Prairie Grass and Crex Rugs.
Best quality; choice of all coors.
$3.50 Prairie Grass Rugs, $3.50.
Size 9x12 feet; solid colors.
$500 Prairie Grass Rugs, 5000.
Size 8x10 feet; solid coors.
$500 Prairie Grass Rugs, $500.
Size 6x9 feet; solid coors.
$3.50 and $500 Prairie Grass Rugs. $3.50.
Size it. in. by it, in; solid color
and figured borders.
ST 30 and $500 Prairie Grass Rugs, ST. 90.
Size SO in. by 70 in; solid colors and
figured borders.
500 Prairie Grass Rugs. 75c.
Size 81 in. by 81 in; solid colors.
coo CreN and Prairie Grass Runners, 15c
Yard.
81 inches wide. bound pretty, two-toned
green border.
$500 Prairie Grass Runners, $500.
Size SO in. wide and IL feet long; fancy
two-toned figured border.
S3, Prairie Grass Runners, $3.50.
Size 80 inches wide and 10 feet long;
fancy two-toned figured border.
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BURLINGTON
TO The T,,n.s.p,,n,,cb

topcciai TO Ine l1lneB- DlspatCh.l
Burlington. n. c.. April Wv. F. Auslcy.
manager OF the Postal Telegraph Company
OF this city. and Miss Ollie Shreve. of Reds
VILE. were married Wednesday at her home,
the ceremony being performed by Row w.
h. Wilson, OF Greensboro They will reside
here.
One Of the most enjoyable receptions given
recently was that OF the zitcsian and Core
neiian Literary Societies in the auditorium
of the Burlington High School on Friday
evening from $3.50 until 1880 O'Clock. The
auditorium had been made into u beauti-
full reception hall. being decorated in tho
society and class colors. Numerous contests
were enjoyed during the evening. and de-
iightful refreshments were served the 100
guests.
Miss Sailie Patterson entertained about
twenty-five of her friends at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Patterson
Tuesday evening. Various games were play
cd. among these being Finch and Rook.
Delightful refreshments were served. Those
enjoying Miss Patterson's hospitality were
Misses Lois Workman, Eunice McAdams
Nina Ingle. Julia Gates, Una Elder Cath
ieen Elder. Lizzie Garvin. Mamie Malone
Add!e Ray. Olivia Smith and Bertha Gates
NJ essrs. John McAdams, James White George
Fowler. Willie Evans and Freyher Williams
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not only save money, Eat you have
cor coverings, through the long spring
soc Crex and Prairie Grass Runners, soc
Yard.
81 inches wide; bound fancy border.
$500 jacquard Weave Mating Rugs, $3.4s
Size 9x12 feet, in all wanted colors; only
fifty in lot.
$1,000 Wool and Fibre Rugs, $3.50.
Size 9x12 feet, plain centre, allover pat
terms and pretty medallions
$2.75 Shirtwaist Boxes. S1.8S.
Large Utility and Shirtwaist Boxes, COW
cred with high grade mating and
trimmed with bamboo strips.
Soc Window Shades, csc.
Heavy Opaque Shades size 3x6 feet,
white and green, mounted on frst-class
spring rollers, with fixtures all COM
plete ready to hang, csc each
75c Window Shades, soc.
Green and White Heavy Opoque Shades,
size 3x9 feet, mounted on superior spring
rollers. with fixtures complete ready to
hang, soc each.
75c Oil Opaque Shades, 4Sc.
Oil Opaque Shades. 3x7 feet, mounted
on Hartshorns rollers, fixtures complete,
including crochet shade pull, 48c EACH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
Use Pompeian
Massage Cream
Dress Goods
The Seasons Newest Offerings
Here S Four Great Monday Values at SOC Per Yard

Al-wool French and storm serge, in all
the wanted shades.
Handsome novelty suitings. 3S inches
wide, exact copies of the higher price suit
ings.
Bedford Cord suiting, so inches wide,
comes in brown and white, tan and white,
and gray and white stripes; very new and
stylish, S1.OO yard.
75c Suitngs, AZ inches wide, in tan,
gray and black and white stripes; weight
suitable for dresses and skirts; special
price, soc yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
ALTAVISTA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Altavista. Va, April b.-M. T. Ridge spent
Saturday and Sunday at his home nj
Thomasvilc. n. C.
!. r. Carr of Cumnock. n. c.. spent
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Edna Matthews Waited Miss Helen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

Atwood batiste, in beautiful range of
colors.
Shepherd checks, SO inches wide, in all
desirable size checks.
Imported French Ratine, in the new
crepe weave; hard, frm-twisted goods that
will not pull; shown in beautiful line OF
the new spring colors and big value soc
yard.
s1.O0 Au-Wool Voles. AZ inches wide,
in tan, gray, light and dark navy; on sale
Monday, 50c yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

Now is the time buy not only Eat have
andS sun months
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Wear
Silk Hose

Pure Thread Sill, Hose. in all the
best colors, made with excellent Isle
sole and high spliccd heel; per pair
SOC.
Good Wearing Silk Hose, in tan.
black and white, made with spiced
heels and double soles; per pair, Boo,
or 5 pairs for 81 90.
Extra Fine Thread Silk Hose. in
best colors, made with durable Isle
soles and high spliced heel; per pair
78c.
kayser's Silk Hose. a wonderful
wearing hose, with Isle soles and
high spliced heels; these come in
black only; per pair, S1.OO.
McCallum's Finest Quality Silk
Hose at s1.75. $500 and $225 now
offered at $3.50.
For men we offer the famous
Phoenix Guaranteed Silk Hose,
pairs for $500; warranted to wear
three months or new ones furnished
FREE.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-30

Ladies' Wear of all
kinds, some for you II
you hurry.
Ladies' fine Carriers
In Xmas boxes.
Ladies' Muffs?
Well / should worry,
why should you?
Ladies' House Shoes.
Just a few, you must
get here early.
Ladies' Street Shoes.
Just a few, Fair warn
ing, hurry up.
Ladies' fancy Hat
pins. Come quick,
they won't last long.
Ladies' latest style
Coats, big values, come
look at them.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-30
DOLLS HEIGHT 20 INCHES.

Perfectly formed body, flesh tinted and
lacquered full joint limbs, fine quality,
movable bisk head, extra large glas peep
ing eyes with eye-lashes, visible teeth,
painted features, good quality, extra long
hair parted on the side and tied with satin
ribbon bow-knot, real shoes and stockings,
white dress trimmed with lace and colored
braid.
Come and see them, they are the great
est values that you ever saw. Write
letter to SANTA CLAUS, in care of the
WIZARD, and tell SANTA what you want.
The WIZARD has anything you want,
all kinds of Toys at the lowest prices that
you ever met, come and see his line before
buying. 1t don't cost you anything to
look the stock over. It's here for you, so
come early and avoid the rush. Something
for every one, grown people, too, come
and see.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-30
BOYS THREE-PIECE KHAKI INDIAN
SUITS

Cheap? Well, l suppose so, come and
see them, and look at the price. All kinds
OF Toys for the boys. Fireworks galore,
cheap, Just you ask the prices of them, be-
Iore you buy elsewhere. Just come here,
l VIII sell you Xmas goods cheaper than
you ever bought them before. All ask
you to do is to come and look them over
the prices will cause you to BUY them.
You will have to hurry if you get anv Of
these Toys, as they won't be here long.
they are so cheap that the people will eat
them up.
Don't forget, boys, write letter to
SANTA CLAUS and tell him what Won
want. Send the letter in care of the
WIZARD. He will get it as he will be at
the WIZARDS store. "'
Come and see him for yourself.
GREAT SIGHT. "A
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EASY
MONEY

All kinds of Mems Work and Dress Gloves
Overalls. Underwear of all kinds Odd VestS
and Trousers and Odd Coats.
Dry Groods all kinds and in fact anvthino Won
could want we have it. The time is now right
Tor you to buy your winter goods Also your
Xmas presents, as this is the time and place to
BUY your goods at such low prices that Won will
not miss the money. The Wizard can fix Won I'm
TINS Xmas cheaper than you ever bought goods
before. See him. he has some stock for YOU to
select from. So don't delay this important matter
come and see for yourself. Anything from
baoy Rattler to an elephant any kind of Toys
that you like, Flying Machines, too. Hopinp
Animals of all kinds, Mules, Bears, Cats. Dogs
Horses, Cows and then some. Talking Dolls
Mamma and Papa II inches high Other Dolls
~ inches high, and all kinds of small Dolls also
Doll Heads
You will not see nicer display of HOLIDAY
Goods than you will see in this store. And the
prices will certainly be cheap. Just come and
LOOK me line over and see the prices on the Red
llckets and you can not help buying from the
WIZARD. ''o