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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
ARV0NlA

Arv"nia Va April l2.-Miss Alice Nicholas
WHO has been spending several mcrths
Win Miss Macie Williams. lief; this week
to visit friends in Richmond before re-
Miss Elizabeth Richardso who has heen
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A r
Richardson. returned to her home in Co
lumbin this week.
y. l.. Pitts. Jr.. of ScottsvilIe Was :.
visitor here this week.
Rev Plummer F. Jones spent several
days this week at the home of / NJ.
Goiiiday; at Buffalo Station.
Ing her daughter. Mrs. f. IL CHANDLER, in
Richmond. returned to her home here last
week.
,, pr Perkins glover spent several days
John W. Pierce spent several days in
Lynchburg this week.
Frank Irving lie Sueur was a visitor in
Richmond this week
state Board of Education, spent Thursday
night OF this week with Mr and Mrs
RUNNER F. Jones at The Arvona Inn
among those who attended the meeting
OF inc Teachers Association TT Bucking-
nam Courthouse on Friday. were Professor
ORGAN f. Morgan and Mrs Morgan Miss
Ethel Edith Eley. Miss Nay c. Woody Miss
Clarice Bersch and Piummer F. Tones
Bledsoe Beal, OF Scottsvile. was n visitor
here this week.
Edward Hudgins. OF Richmond is visiting
AT the home of hts father, Robert HudrIns
near New Canton
Miss Bessie Patteson, who has been
teaching at New Canton this winter re-
turned to her home near Manteo this reeI,
Judge Sheppard. OF Palmyra was a visitor
here this week.
Mir and Mrs. Paul Petit. Of Palmyra.
at their home here this week
Walter Chambers spent Sunday with bic
mother' Mrs Dora Chambers near Shores
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BALlSVILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Bal,sviile We. April lz-Ralph WhitlocS
and a party of friends motored To Rich
n,ond on Wednesday.
Miss saIly Wilson spent several days
In Farmyille last week
". ID. Hobson Is the guest OF his daush'
ter. Mrs. J. NJ. Blanton.
Or. r. c. Carnai spent Thursday In Rich
MIR and Mrs Milton McLaurine have re-
turned home after visit OF month OF
more in Washington and Richmond. 49,
w. l.. Kennon a guest at MT. Laure!
this week.
Joe and Hoy Wilson. of Amelia spent
the Weekend with friends hero.
MIR and Mrs. George Boirseau visited IN.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W C. Sethcrland
Nrs John II. Jones and children spent
sunday with DR.. and Nvs. John r. Bag
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WAvERLEY
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WOOD nnS Miss louise Fsetwood have rie r..
turned to their homes I'm Wnverly after
spending severnl days with friends and rela-
Jesse +. West. of sediey spent Sunday In
the home of mis- father. Judge j. F.. West
OF Copperhaunk Avenue.
Miss Lizzie Boisseau. of Petersburg Is Wis
ting I'm the home OF Mrs. Lucy a. Chappeil
on Main Street.
Miss Mamie Holland. who has been visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Gray. on Copper
haunk Avenue. returned to her In Suffolk to-
Mrs. V. c. johnson and Mrs. w. f Norris
spent Wednesday OF this week in Norfolk
w. ID. Purdy of purdy, was in waverly
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Wilcox spent to-day In
PETERSBURG. 49, "
IT, The Young Ladies Sewing Circle will meet
Gray on West Main Street.
Dr. J. II. Adams passed through WAY
d dn "aay r en- route o, the home Of his
Mrs j. r.. Whitehorn. OF Franklin Visited
her parental home in waveriy on Sunday Of
Mrs T. W. Ralps left waverly few days
her home in the future.
p. l.. Gray visited Richmond on Tuc.d,y
Mrs r. &; Gillett. OF Corning. X " and
Mrs. G. Gilett OF Cornell New YORK ara
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Giilet,. on West
r. d. Norris. OF Sussex Courthouse. wa,
In Waverly this week
returned TO her home after spending soms
time In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. e
Li ty, on Main Street.
friends in Waverly on Sunday last. return.
ing home Monday morning
Mrs X. ~ Wells has returned to her home
friends In Petersburg 1919 ''ne "i'h
The graduating class OF the waver,y Hirb
Of g. S. Parsons last night where ns =, nome
lection OF class pins was made &C
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WYTHEVILLE

wytbs spGG.a I! To- The Times pispa,chl
confederacy. held a very in,erestinr Oh mn. me
ths on wednesday, afternoon at the resi-
ruiney. Mrs. W b. Keeicy. Mr., Srphe 81
Sreen and Mrs. j. L. Poterfeld wera an.
Of the C ae,esases to the United Daughters
MI rnF's I nseuTg on lith 18th and isth.
the mrI Five cam nnnd Kelley was me hostess of
noon Among the invited guests Who sn
S Wys me hospitality OF the hostess were
Mrs Henry Hardiss. of Ketcbum '"I I1a IN
~ mfs :, Aice Gravely and Miss Jennie Brown
Misses Eleanor Terry, NAV 81 po as~ York York
Sa Kate Green. Leila Dew. Belise
r = PES and d. Leila Brown Mesdames A.
iroserh Repaas J. a. Repaas. Frank Chaf n H.
KY sexton and Charles Hicks
poria TO attend a meeting Of The '' 1T I'm ,
Daughters Misi el OF the confederncy '"''s''
nf E oi SGrks Garden. aud Milton Lawson.
az 3D. rhYauier' are tho guests of MIR. and
pr Mrs; T.; : Preston and Master Stuart
nFsston have returned to their bnms
VII, fi,f@rissant' after spending the winter
Boston, "ia'eiy' near
n Miss ss,o LAME Gibboney who has been visit
d; X. Gibboney. "'"esS Oh heF brother
Mrs. MIS-: Alice Gravely. of Martinsvi,le. has
Putney at ''lngleside' 80 H'ePheh
r,, a,"G o., The early summer visitors to ar
I've IN Wytheville, are William Ruiist and
hnnir OF CHARLESTON. S. c.. and Mrs Mar
oe I and Mrs Spilman. of New orleans
nospeh harrison. of Danvilie the recent
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Hatcher re-
turned home this week.
MIS- Virginia Kent and Miss N.rv p
ton TO ,r Sent returned Monday from a visit
Mrs. j. Lucien Gleaves ,eft ,ht
an an , extended visit TO relatives in winston n.
MIS-, ~ Il. Early. of Princeton. w. Va
IS spending several weeks with her n,,, a.
Mr. and Mrs. y. f. stone "e' parents
Mrs. FL j. Heuser has re,,r,o,
after spending the winter wiz ta nome
q H'ss PRISCILLA Dodson. in Greensboro, *
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WILLIAMSBURG
TspeclaIto The Tirnes.pi,natc,

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
son Booth. for the past two years am iD-
terne In Goyerneur- Bellevue Polytechnic and
Maternity Mate Hospital. New York city. has
with his parents DR. and Mrs L. G. Booth.
at the wythe House. pr. Booth is grad
versity College OF Medicine. Richmond. and
Is one OF the most popular young men OF
Mrs. Z. Runin Jones entertained a few
evenings ago In her home at the Episcopal
Hanscome daughter OF DIR. f. d. Hanscome
OF Smith College.
Hume OF kapidan. who have been visit
ing the formers son. j.. H. Hume. have
Miss Annie Gait left Thursday for New
9 aGrk city to spend couple of weeks
Or: G. ". brown and Dr. susan Price.
OF We medical staff OF the Eastern State
Mrs Geore wilson has sh'' TO ssr
nome In Norfolk accompanied by her
Miss Louie e' wilson W. Of a Nsrfo Dix hs. been
me guest OF Mrs NJ. c. Hansford. on Palace
Mrs. f. r. Lamb and daughter. Miss
Lucy Lamb. spent several days here this
week with the formers parents. Captain
drr T. n. Amb oier' who ha. been spend.
ing ing, me winter in the North. is here on a
s ass 10 her sister. Mrs Marsaret Hans
a.. L. Henley Jones; of Albemarle. spent tn.
and Mrs. w. J.. Jones.
The Rev. W, NJ. Hunter. president OF the
M,iiitiamsburg Female Institute. has return
ed from n business trip to Philadelphia
DR. Lyon q. Tyler president OF William
and Mary. vas in Washington. ID. g.. the
| FIRST Of the week.
After spending several days here with
hiH family. l. l.. Bundy left tho first OF
the. week for Richmond, where he has
accepted n position.
r. NJ Lee left Wednesday for Newport
Hews. having accepted position with the
| that ci.y "
J.. B. Manviie OF Newport News was
a Willie mhburg visitor the FIRST OF the week
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NORMAL AT FARMvILLE
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Specia! 20 Tho Times Dispatch1
rhrmElnc' Va. April l2.-QuIte a I,rr.
uueieGaunn from tho school attended ITO
,ounH Women's Christian Associ.tion fon
sention IN Richmond Tho foiIowInr r,m
3 p,iit LOOK part In tho pageant on SATURDAY
iituoy Sate"ood. Claiborne Pe-row t-o.innn
Henper. Josephine White. Maria Rris,nw
nuIuah Daniel, Frances Guthrie aIr.,
ro"ison. Mary Cary Taylor Evelyn P,lrccli
ranf!e Meade Brooke. Alice Dadnun. Ma
guerlte Wilson. Florence Ros,nn Grace
hancock Willie Smith. 10 Burnet. Marina
arson Sine Cox. Ruth BIanton. NIL
Heath. Jessie DuEgor. Kathleen Erow1in ,r'
HarF heie Frantz. Elizabeth KclIam insf.
IVY. carey Jcier. Emily Davis and Emiiy
th MISE AHeiia Dodge. general secretary of
u ,bn ana Miss n w. couIlins head Of
~ ,uepattnent OF drawing and Miss NJ
,he C o., hsad OF the home. also attended
r. Dahncy, OF tho Chamber Of com
HcrCe Mt Richmond, visited III. schonl ~,
SSnla lie made general tour Of no
nutninrs and grounds and cxpressod Mn,
s ~ az icing very favorsby Impressed win
president Jarman and Theo d Easo,
,au OF Inc department OF biology he
oe.h appointed by Governor Mann as lei.
Eates 10 the Fourth International Conrr.s,
on School Hygiene. to he held at Buffalo
Mrs r L. Pcerman. Of nanvilc. J..
N.e'.ihE her sister. Miss Carrie Sutbcrli,,'
oI 'he department OF English 80
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OLD POINT COMFORT
Especial 70 The rimes. Dispatch.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Old Point Va, April The past week
and Eayest OF the season With the ar
rival OF the ships OF the North Atlantic
mothers. sisters sweethearts and wives TO
welcome the sailors and make merry their
vent OF the battieships there was a round
OF Dinners and luncheons. while much
ehs.mn5 Internal H. e int was done
Lieutenant Halsey Powell gave delight
fpi dinner party Friday evening i,ii -; aboard
her guests. Misses Irene and Adele DAILY
OF Baltimore. and Miss Elizabeth Stewart
Lieutenant Blakesley entertained at lunch
Saturday tho Wyoming.
One of the smartest events OF the week
social calendar, the dance Saturday
evening at the Coast Artillery School, given
by the officers OF the fort. complimentary
coded by quite number OF dinner par
ties among those entertaining nt;. were we're Mrs
and Adele Daily Miss Stewart Lieutenant
Noycs. Lieutenant Blakesiey. Lieutenant
Powell and Ensign Booth Mckinney, Cap
tain and Mrs. Carter gave the first of
series OF dinners they have arranged
of n party OF six: Mr.. Iiinkaid entertained
party OF twelve and Fergus Reid. of
Norfolk, also entertained the same even
John Barrett. of Washington; st. George
Tucker, OF Norfolk. and Barton Myers. OF
for dinner Saturday evening
Vincent Aston. who has been cruising
In his yacht Mona around Hampton Roads
the past two weeks. was visitor at the
Chamberln early in the week.
The amateur plays. 1.-The Deacon
sympathetic Souls" and Thirst we're
produced with splendid success before a
brilliant audience Friday evening In the
ballroom of the Chamberlin, by Fort Mon
roe talent for the benefit OF the Army
Relief Society. The of ''Sympathetic
Souls included Mrs. Hotz. Mrs. Wildrick
Captain Morse and Lieutenant Hanna. Mrs
Bradley. Mrs. Marshall, Mr.. Adams. Cap
tain Barnes and Lieutenant Wiidrick COM
posed the cast of The Deacon" while
Thirst was produced by Captains Jewell
Rhoades and Totten. Lieutenants. Fitz-
gerald Horowitz Strong. Osborne. Arm
strong. Wingate. Quinton. Evans. Borden
md Spiller.
Baroness de Graffenreid and daughter
Miss Hamilton, left this week for tho
North after a stay here of several weeks
They expect 20 sail shortly for France
Dr. Edward O'Conner and the Misses
O Conner also left this week for the North
after L months sojourn at the Chamber
lin.
Delegates to the annual social session OF
the Baltimore and Southern Paper Asso-
citation who came down from Richmond
Saturday evening to spend Sunday visiting
the fort LEFT Sunday evening by stea mer
for Baltimore. They we're entertained at
the Norfolk Country Club at lunch Sun
day.
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AMHERST


ISpecial to rho Times Dispatch
Amherst Va, April I2-Norborn p Cat
ling, OF New York. spent the week end
With Mrs Calling and little son. AT Captain
John NJ. Payne's
o.. V. Hanger spent several days last
week with his family here.
The Amherst Loyal Temperance Legion
held meeting here Tuesday afternoon
at the Methodist Church. a large num-
Der OF the members of the union. which
Is composed Of the children Of the village
attended An interesting program was rem
Rev !; Hunter Early this week spent
several days in charlottesville.
Mrs- Williams OF charlottesville and Mrs
j: W West. OF Lynchburg. representatives
OF the home mission board OF the Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church, were recent visitors
In Amherst.
Mrs Il. r. Harrison md daughter Annie.
accompanied by Mrs. HarrIsons mother
Mrs Annie Pendleton. have returned from
Lynch burg. and are living at Mrs
Bessie Wares
Mrs s ". g. Wills, NJ I.ynchburs. re-
Gently visited her sister. Mrs Ed Sandldg.
and other relatives at Amherst
Mrs g L. Scott is visiting relatives at
keSwick. - 80
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SOUTH BOSTON

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rn,,u 'h ho9ton Va April Mrs Con
his place. is visiting friends and y.,a al
M, Mrs. Joseph s,ebbins and hcr daurbt.r.
mond. 4'i"s III itlch-
va DR. H. s Belt. who has been in New.
hone inc past Few weeks. has returned
n j. Watkins. c, inty SUPERINTENDENT, :,
Schoois' attended tho district ed,,csttonai
conference In Dauviile this week. iona
:, q g. Lane. the rector of In.
Shurch. left for Matthews Coun-
relatives n 10 WISH
+. M" -. Ha,ne Harriss, OF Grcenviile. S. c..
" tne guest OF Mrs. Eliza Lawson
MTs, >. w. Williams. wife OF Attorpev
1emefsi Williams OF Richmend was m .
Wiiiiains is one Of tho moving sniri,s ' -, /,
IN" ShHoh monument fund 81
MISS Annie Armstend and yys, u,
watson of Danvle. visited frj.n5s LII
the ''ichds mere
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$500 Administer Rugs, S2.4S.
Smith & Sanford Administer
Rugs, deep and close pile, beauti-
full soft finish, size 81 inches wide
and "a inches and 60 inches long;
shown in Oriental, floral and con-
ventional patterns; price, $2.48.
$3.50 Velvet Rugs, $1.18.
Fine Velvet Rugs, firmly woven,
size 27Xo4 inches, closely mapped,
Oriental and floral patterns.
Large assortment to. select from.
$4,000 Brussels Rugs, $500.
Seamless Ten-Wire Tapestry
Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 feet,
extra wide hens at ends; Oriental
and floral patterns. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
$3.50 Crex Rugs, $3.50.
Genuine Crex Rugs, size 9x12
feet. guaranteed quality. shown in
all colors. Every Rug the product
OF good workmanship.
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LAWRENCEVILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lawrenceville. Vo April 12.-Miss Mareie
Lee Browder OF Edgerton; ia the guest Of
Miss Robbie Seymour. OF Brodnax. IL vts,t.
ing her sister. Mrs W. C. jackson
Miss Marguerite Bayley left this week for
South.
Mrs. Charles Turnbuil has returned from
in Alabama.
Miss Marie Heartweli is the guest or
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. O. e. Short has returned from a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Irby TurnbuIi
OF Boydton
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Many Attractive Values Offered ir,
the New Spring Silks

S6-inch Stripe Messaline, navy
and white, navy and green, brown
and white, Copenhagen and white:
special, Soc yard.
S6-inch Changeable Bengaline
Cords, four combinations to select
from. suitable for coats, suits and
trimmings; only $3.50 yard.
40-inch Silk and Wool Poplins,
navy, brown, green, garnet, tan,
violet, light blue, black; special
value, S1.OO yard.
1S-inch Stripe Messaline, dark
grounds. neat stripes; about so
pieces to select from; only soc
yard.
Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine
and Charmeuse, all 40 inches
wide; the prices range from Sf.5O
to $500 the yard. We have
most complete line of evening
shades and most all wanted street
shades.
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mon of the Baptist Church Tuesday even
Ing. delightful Informal evening was
spent. after which refreshments were served.
Several OF the local teachers are prepar-
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T. Turnbuii of the gtato Normal School.
Farmville. are spending several days. at
their respective homes.
Mrs Arthur SnelIings and little son are
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stone.
Tho Baptist Young Peoples Union gave
z pleasant social to tho young women and
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In Richmond next week. $50
Mrs. lrby Turnbul OF Boydton, Is II.
guest Of Mrs. I. r.. Spatix u SO
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fu-iHCH DIX MdTQulSStte, In ola
rose, violet. brown, navy, Ameri-
can beauty, Copenhagen, black
and many other shades; Eno
s1.oo value QUO
1S-inch Wash Silks, neat
stripes; special value. Soc yard.
36-inch All-Silk Washable Hab-
utai. 75c and soc the yard.
36-inch White Washable Satin,
S1.25 value, St.OO yard.
36-inch Natural Pongee, 59c,
S5c and 800 the yard.
24-inch Silk Poplins, about %
of the seasons most wanted colors
to select from, also black and
white, only ACC yard.
Cheney's Showerproof Foulards
We couldn't offer silks of better
quality at any price. If you want
a Showerproof Foulard you will
find 1t In the Cheney line. we
advise that you come in and look
them over while our stock is at
its best. S5c the yard.
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Children's and Misses Nainsook

A Princess Slip, made of French
nainsook, trimmed with laces or
embroidery; IA. 16 and 18-year
sizes fer $3.50.
Children's and Misses Princess
Slips, to ! 8 years, made Of main
sock with hemstitched ruff1e on
bottom, finished around neck and
armholes with embroidery edge;
choice for any size, soc.
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Silk Hose for Mer,

Mems Thread Silk Hose, with high spced heel and
double Isle solos, 39c value, 25c.
Mems Guaranteed Phoenix Silk Hose pairs war
ranted to wear months or new ones furnished free
$500 per box of pairs.
Mems Silk Plated Hose, the best wearing and most
wonderful value ever offered at 25c.
Medan Silk Hose-They look like the usual ST 90
KIND and wear just as well; per pair, SOC.
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1reat Monday Sale of Li1oZeun1,
Floor Oil Cloth and Rugs

seasoned, hardwood and tile eff
fects, in light and dark colors;
price, 75c square yard.
75c Linoieum, 4sc Square Yard.
Heavy Cork Linoleum, thor
oughly seasoned, kind that gives
satisfaction; light and dark colors,
tile and mosaic patterns.
50c Floor OncIoth, SIC Square
Yard.
Extra Heavy Floor Oilcloth,
filled back, triple coated enamel
designing, large and small pat
terms; also dark and light colors.
$500 Administer Rings, $8.9s.
Heavy Administer Rugs, woven
from selected wool yarn, size
36x72 inches, the product OF the
best rug mills in this country;
shown in Oriental and floral de-
signs; big value; price, $3.OS.
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Childrens Drawers made of good grade of mus
lin hemstitched hem and cluster tucks, 2 to g years
for 12 f-2c.
Childrens Crepe Drawers, finished with torchon
lace, 2 to IA years for DC.
children S French Nainsook Drawers, trimmed with
me embroidery, to II years. worth soc, for 3Oc.
Childrens White Dresses several styles to select
from, to years, for SOC.
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Another lot, trimmed around
neck and armholes and bottom of
skirt with German Val. laces;
made OF French nainsook. to Is
years; choice of any size, OSc.
Children's and Misses Gowns.
lace trimmed, we'll made and of
good material, to Ia years, for
SOC.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
Mems Winter Underwear

At 39c-Men's Sanitary F1eecy-lined Shirts and Drawers, value soc. At 42c-Men's Medium and Heavy Weight Ribbed Shirts and Draw CTS, ecru color. value soc. At 69c-Men's Wooltex F1eecy-Iined Shirts and DraWers-fWright, s" make. At 5oc-Men's Natural Wool and Camefs Hair Shirts and Draw erg. value 75 At 89c-Mens Natural and CameTs Hair Shirts and Drawers, value $1.00. At $1.19--Men's White and Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, value s1.50. At S1.f5-Men's Fine Quality Egyptian Ribbed Union Suits, value s1.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
coTToNs-FLANNELs. ETC.

 Yard-wide Brown SheetingstSale prices Sc. 6Ac, 7Ac and sac. Yard-wide Bleached Sheetings-Sale prices 7Ac and 9%c. At 3s4c-4oinch Brown Sheeting. value He. At 1134e-40-inch Blea ched Sheeting, value 15c. At 22e-9-4 Brown Sheeting. standard grade, value 29c. At 25e-9-4 Bleached Sheeting, stand ard and grade. value 32e. Pillow Casing. 42-inches wide, at ieaac, value Heat 117z c, value 15c- at 14c.' value -1Sc. Ticking at Sc, value 121s Cat 12Hc, value 17c-at 17c. value 22c.
 Dc One case of Domet Flannel
 price sc yard. At 734c-Domet Flannel, value 1oc. Al 9Lac-Domet Flannel, value 121ac. TOWELLiNG AT SALE PRICES Linen Crashes for Towe1ling at Sc, value 7c-at 71sc. value 10c-at 11hc, value 15c-at 14c. value 18c.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
Domestic Department
VASE CLOTHS, ETC.

TOWELS, WASH CLOTHS, ETC. Huck and Turkish Towels-Sale prices 4c. Sc, 11c and f4c- At 2c-1oo dozen Wash Cloths Sale
 price 2c each. At 55c-Antiseptic Diaper at 55c a
 piece of 10 yards. value 75c.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
WEIGHT UNDERWEAR

19c ! Misses F1eecy-Hned Ribbed value Vests and Pants. in regular 25c sizes.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04

At 3Izc-Men's White and Colored Border Handkerchiefs, at 3Ac each, for 10, value 5c At 7e-Mens Japonette Handkerchiefs with silk initials at 7c each, 4 for 25c, value 1Oc. At 10c-Men's Pure Linen White Hem stitched Handkerchiefs, value 1215e
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
BLANKETS, All Kinds Reduced

Cotton Blankets at 59c. value 69c- at s5c. value s1.00-at 95c, value $1.15
 Woolnap Blankets at S1.4S, valu S175-at $I6S. value $2.00-at S2.19 value s2.75.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04

At 2Isc-Children' White and Colored Border Handkerchiefs at 21zc each, for se. At 3Lae-Women's White and CoIored Border Handkerchiefs at 31ac each, for Ice. At 11c-Women's Fine Swiss Elnbrofd cred .Handkerchiefs-our entire line of 121ac and 19c Handker- chiefs.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04

Mems Plush lined Kersey Coats, with Astra chan col lar, value $12.00-Sale price.
 Mems Heavy Weight Dog skin Fur Coats, regular prices s25.00 and $3o.00- Sale price .........
 Mems Heavy Weight Nat ural Raccoon Fur Coats, reg ular price $25.oo-Sale price.
 Mems Fur lined Coats, good quality Kersey shell, with Muskrat Fur Lining and Persian Lamb Collar, regular price s60.0o-Sale pTlCc
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04

At 11c-Knit underwaists for boys and
 girls, all sizes
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04

PILLOW EETs
 Pillow Cases at 1oc. value 127sc-at 12Nc, value 16c-at 1oc. value 20c.
 Sheets, full size at 49c. value 60c- at 5Sc. value 69c-at CSC. value S5c- at 78c. value s1.G0..
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
WOOL BLANKETS, at Big Savings

Wool Blankets at s3.e9. value s4.ot and $4.50-at $4.19. value $5.00-a s4.69. value s5.50 and .$6.O0-at $5.4S value $7.50-at $6.9S, value $S.50-ai s7.98, value $10.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
Hosiery and Underwear
 For Women, Misses and Children

At 11c-Children's Ribbed Cotton Hos
 fery for boys and girls. At ffc-ChiIdren's FIsecy- lined Ribbed
 Hosiery, all sizes. At 14c- Misses, Fast Black Ribbed
 Lisie Hosiery, value 19c. At f6c-Boys' Heavy Cotton Hosiery,
 sizes to 10. value 19c. At 21c-Chi1dren's Black Ribbed Wool
 en Hosiery. all sizes. 7c Women's Fast Black Hosiery
 linen spliced, full seamless,
 second quality of 121ac Hos
 ieFy. At 11c-Women's Black Hosiery. heavy weight with ribbed top-Women's Split Feet Hosiery. At 17c-women's Black "Burson'' Hos iery, I7c a pair, 9 for soc. 25c HOSIERY AT f5e 500 pairs of women's Full fashioned Fast Black Hosiery-Sale price 15c a pair, value 25c. At 21c-Women's Black Ribbed Top F1eecy lined Hosiery value 25c. At 2ec-wom omen's Extra Heavy F1eecy- lined Hosiery, value 371sc.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
Mems Working Trousers

At 79e-reduced from s1.oo At $1.29-reduced from s1.5o At $2.1e-reduced from s2so