davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
ARVONIA

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
Arvonia Va. April 2s.-Miss Mary A. Pitts
MISS Bessie Alexander. visited friends and
relatives here last week.
Or. and Mrs. C. w. Keel have returned TO
their home here after having spent several
days in Richmond.
Miss Cassie Du Val. who has been teach
Ing school at Curdsville this winter re-
turned to her home here this week.
MT. and Mrs. Ralph Chandler Root spent
several days In Richmond last week as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Frischkorn
Miss Minnie Pierce has returned after hav-
Ing spent some time with friends near New
port News.
+, John A. Twyman. of wingina, was a visitor
here last week.
Mrs. Plummer r. Jones and Miss Miriam
Pitts spent Tuesday OF this week in Rich
mond.
and relatives here last week
MIS- William 7. Evans left this week to
spend some time With her sister. Mrs ID. O.
Thomas in Norfolk.
Rev. and Mrs. r.. ". BagwelI spent Tues
day OF this week in Richmond
Mrs r. j.. stone spent several days this
week with her skaters Misses Mary and Jo-
sephine Pitts, in scottsville.
William A. i.esuer spent several days in
Richmond last week.
MISS Margaret Piorce. who has been teach
Ing school at Welthia, returned last week
and ie staying with her aunt Mrs l.. s. Nor
gan.
Henry Thomas OF Fork Union. was tho
guest of his brother c. G. Thomas here this
week.
Miss Annie Mae snoddy. who is nurse
at the Virginia Hospital, arrived here this
week to be with o. H. Jeffrey Sr who has
been quite sick at his home here.
S. e. Crooke. OF Washington, d. c. spent
several days here this week.
Prof r. W. Boatwright. OF Richmond Col
lese, visited his old home near here last
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
WEST POINT
Especial to Tho Timee.Disp,tch I

Especial to Tho Times -Dtspatch.1
West Point. Va, April 2s.-The City Club
at recent meeting elected the following
Oswald L. Cole: first vice president. II. C.
Eastwood: secretary. a. F. Harsrave; treas
MIR &r. n 9eorrs " Richardson entertained
on Friday from ;. to o'clock a few friends
in her home in honor of her guests. Mrs
a. p. Richardson, of Rich mond. and Mrs
J. Powell Garland. of Holly Park. Now
Mrs. Morgan Treat and daughter. Miss
Louise 1.ofrerty. Of Richmond. are guests
In tho home OF A. G. Ware.
Miss Silver Ware and Misp Bianch Could
Clyde Goudman.
Miss Mao Owens returned on Monday from
visit to Mrs A. Julian Basby. OF Rich
Friends of Mr. and Mrs Philip II. Hoa
man gave hem a surprise party in their
elegant now homo this week in Euclid
A series of revival services will begin
pastor. Rev. s. Otto Wright will be as
Place Methodist Church. Richmond
Mrs Charles Abramson ana children. OF
Was6rook: Baltimore viii be the guests
Archie Pitcher. OF Richmond. Visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mira Richard Piicher'
this week.
Mrs. william Neale. of L..tor Manor.
Mrs II. L. Cooks. of Baltimore. is tn.
guest OF her son; Lano Cooke
guest of Mrs. a q. Ware
Captain and Mrs. J. w. Marshall have
returned from Baltimore. where Mrs. Mar
relatives.
d. c. McCienny and family. of Stanton.
are among tho new corners. DR.. McCienny
Is sraduate from tho University College
OF Medicine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
WAVERLY
Tspecinl 10 Tb, Tim,,D,,r,,,

Especial to The Times, D..patchl
forth. Of kenbrids.. spent the wee weekend 'ds q,
the guest OF Miss Willie Martin.
Miss Ray Wemple OF Portsmouth. Is visit
Ing Miss Snllie Bette Fleetwood.
Miss Elsie West who has been spending
some time at LooniE New York. Is visiting
Mics Leila Bolsseau. of Petersburg. spent
The hrst OF the week in thu home of Sir. and
Harry Mayor and Domingo Marsovia of
petersburg, were the guests OF Z. W. Chap
pel on sunday last.
Visiting Lawrencevile this week.
L. Johnson. of Baltimore. Is Visiting
In the home OF his father. L. w. johnson.
near Navcrly.
Dr. and Mrr. c. D. Townes attended III.
night OF this week,
T., Mis- is Evelyn May ha. returned to her HON.
friends and relative. In Richnond
PTof. John Eppes Martin. OF kenbridse.
siss Neiie Gray is spending some tilns
Win friends In Norfolk
F. g. Sinclair. OF Wakefield, spent We'd
Mrs. William Rice. of Farmviie. is visit
ms In the home OF ". o. Hamlet on Main
Mr, Warren Stephenson. OF Atlanta is WIS.,
iting her brother Rev. W. ". Edwards on
Miss Grace Feulcon, OF Petersburg and
Mrs; w Spencer. OF Petnrsburs spent part
81 this week In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Mira r. S Dardcn and Mrs c. w Parker
are visiting In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
J.. Gray this week.
Mr. and Mrs j. F.. Bradshaw, Of Burke
vile, are spending the month in waveriy.
Miss Hortense Wren, OF Sussex Courthouse
Is the gueat OF Ars Bette NJ. Chappei on
Copperhaunk Avenue.
Robert T. West left wnveriy on Monday
morning for Newport News. where he will
visit his brother. G.. d. West, for some time.
". r. i-oehr left the hrst OF the week for
Norfolk, where he will spend the summer.
Judge j. r. West left Monday afternoon
for Lawrenceyille whore he will hold tho
regular April term of Brunswick Circuit
Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
HARRISoNBURG
Especial to The Ttm...Dispa,eh.

Especial to The Times -Dispateh.l
Harrisburg. Va. April 2e-Mrs f. r.
Hoilomon has returned from month |.
visit to Washington.
Miss Besa Penny baoker. of Broadway left
Thursday for visit to Dallas. Tex
visit OF four weeks in stanton
Miss Mary Thorn. kindergarten teacher
In tho public schools. has returned from
visit 10 Staunton.
bliss Evelyn Lisgett. who spent the winter
with her brother. Lieutenant winfield Liz.
gett, In Cuba. returned this week TO her
home In Harrisonburg.
O. M Payne, Of Danvile recently visited
his cousin, Miss Blanche Payne a student
at the State Normal school
Mrs. Walter N sprinkei is visiting her
daughter Miss Rosalio sprinkei. in Balti-
more
Rev. Charles A. Hail. of white ston.. wa,
recent guest In the homo Of J. q. Staples
Professor John Staige Davis. OF tn. Uni-
versity OF Virginia, WAS q recent guest OF
Dr. John ". Wayland
Miss Virginia Jones. who was a teacher
here the past session. has returned TO her
home In Roanoke.
Mrn. George " Conrad Is Waiting her
aunt Mrs Dcnhain. at Greenvtl.e. Augusta
County.
Mise Ella smithson. who spent two weak,
IN the homo of Judge and Mrs T "
Haas. has returned 10 her home in Nor
folk
Miss Mary Gr.ttan. who spent IN. winter
In New Orleans and other Southern points
mas returned TO her home in Harrisonburg
on her return she made a brief visit to
relatives in Richmond
r L. Bryne and bride. who was Miss
Narina * Ballard OF Fairfax. have arrived
here 10 make their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
LAWRENCEvlLLE
[speciul to rho rimes-plspa,oh. !

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
Reese. of .Cnpron. is visiting relatives in
"A. II. Meredith left this week to attend
man at Richmond College.
Miss Flora Allen has returned to her
cousin. Mrs. d. s. Hicks, Jr.
DR.. c. l.. Palmer was taken to Rich
mond this week to be operated for APP
Mrs. jessie GiidewelL OF Freeman's. has
returned to her home after visit TO
Miss Nettie Seymour of Brodna1. 4. the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. w: G. jackson.
returned home after visit to her sister
Mrs. w. G. Jones
Mr. Mr.; and Mrs Gee; Of Richmond. are tho
Windsor Avenue.
Mr.. Edward Norwood of skipwith. Is
and Mrs. p. H. Hall.
Miss Alice Hall has returned from visit
Mrs. Horace Heartweli and Mrs. j. J..
POND have returned from short trip TO
Hoydton. where they we're the guests of
Mrs. II. e. Richardson. of Richmond vioe-
president OF the Home Missionary Soeieties
bert Mayo. OF Petersburg, secretary of tho
Petersburg Conference. were in Lawrence
Vile Wednesday for the purpose OF a+sist-
Ing In the organization of n home missile nary
s9,..y in connection with tho Foreign
sh" say s9e'e,y s OF the Ms,hodst Church
from ali the ehnrches ' Of ia%ren @ana
heard the addresses Of the visitors after
$. II. Short was elected president. and Mrs.
Burdette Lewis, SIR. w r sIedge. Mrs.
j. W sim and Mrs. W. B. Valentine. Vice
While in Lawrencovilie Mr.. Richardson
Ml. tho his CUES, Of Mrs . S Il Short and
Sledge.
colonel and Mr.. Robert w. Arnold. of
Lawrenceviile. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
WYTHEVILLE
Special to The Times Dlspa tch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Wythevlle, Va. April 26.--Mrs. VIII Trim.
ltlo entertained the Five Hundred Club on
Friday afternoon at her handsome now
residence on Main street.
John NJ. Miller, OF Richmond, has rented
the residence OF Charles Heuser on Tnze-
we'll street for the summer. and his family
VIII move early in tho season.
Kent SpiiIer, or Roanoke. spent fcw
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL.
Spillcr, early in the week.
Mrs. Thomas Ford has returned 10 her
home In Bueield, after visit to her
father. Mayor George s Sexton.
George. Kent. of coeburn. is visiting
friends In town.
Mrs. Leighton ttuske and little son. who
have been visiting Miss jamie Gibboney, re-
turned Monday TO their home In Fayette-
Vile. NJ c.
MIR and Mrs. Foster Huddlc. or Blue
field. are the guests OF Mrs Jennie Terry.
Rev Francis II. CraiRhIll left Tuesday
10 attend the convocatIon OF Southwest
Virginia in Salem.
Miss Flora Stuart of stonewail Instl.
tute. WAS the weekend guest OF her STA
ter, Mrs. n. i. Preston.
a series OF services held this week
at the Ba ptist Church. the pastor. Row. Mr.
l.unsford. being assisted by Rev n. D..
Garland. Held secretary of tho State mis-
sion board Of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
WINCHESTER
-s,.,,.i,o nv. r,n,. nj,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Winch ester. Va, April o6.--Quite a larEs
the East for ST. Louis. Mo, where they will
attend the marriage on April so OF Miss Al
Frederick Sheetz. OF Winchester. The we'd
ding Is to be soiemnized at the home of tho
Sheetz and his bride VIII go on an extended
wedding trip. visiting his mother. Mrs. Kate
will make their future home in ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.orinG y. Cover. who have
been visiting relatives and friends in town.
have returned TO Baltimore.
Miss Douglas Fuller left Wednesday for
Baltimore. where she Will spend some time
the guest of Miss Floyd Bowman st her
home on North Calvert Street.
Mrs: j.. r: swearinsen. of Fairmont. W.
Va, ~ visiting her brotherin-ia and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Robinson.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Foster Gray have returned
from visit to friends in Richmond and
Mr. and Mrs. william w. Rouss OF Jefer-
son County, w. Va. have been motoring
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall. OF Wash
ington. have been visiting at the home Of
Judge and Mrs Adam c. Carson, OF Manila
p. r.. who are here on lengthy visit to
relatives. arc spending week or two with
friends in New York.
Miss Louise Baker has gone on a visit to
friends in Baltimore and Washington.
reIatiyes and friends here. have returned sd't to
MIR. and Mrs. Roland C. Ringgold of sh.p-
herdstown. ". Va. who have been motoring
in the Virginia Valley. spent somc time this
week with relatives and friends in town.
Miss Minnie Homiler has returned
TO Washington after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter T. Gore AT their home here.
Mrs. C. w. Ramsburs and her daughter
Mrs. Roland c. Ryan have been visiting
friends in Baltimore and Washington this
week.
Surgeon Franklin Rogers. OF tho United
States Navy (retred). and Mrs Rogers re-
turned this week to Washington after an en-
tended stay here.
Mr. and Mrs j. b. George. Of Greensboro.
Pa, were the guests of friends here this
week.
Mrs. Henrietta Kremer and her daughter.
Miss Molle V. Kremer, are visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Joseph Hodgson aud his bride. formerly
Miss Irene Haldeman. whose marriage tooit
place recently have returned from their
wedding trip to the Eastern cities.
Mrs. George NJ. Whitney, Of HARRISBURG
ia. who has been the guest Of Mrs Kate l..
Sheetz, has gone to Baltimore and Wash
ington to visit friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
SOUTH BOSTON
Especial to The Times Dispa tch ]

Especial to The Times Dispa tchl
South Boston, Va April .6.Allson Gray,
of Durham. y. c.. spent several days with
hts parents this week
Miss Fannie Bell and Miss Marcy Bell.
OF Chase city visited Miss Myrtle Mebane
Monday and Tuesday
Tucker c. Watkins was the guest OF his
son. IT, G. Watkins. Jr. this week
Miss Eva Vaughan. who has been Walt
ing friends In Wilson and Raleigh y. c.,
has returned home
Miss Lucy Wright, who for the pust week
has visited friends in Lynchburs. returned
home Wednesday,
Miss Mamie and Rose ingram left to-day
for Richmond
Mss Ruth and Eliza beth Lacy, OF SCOTS
burg. was the guest OF their brother James
Lacy. on Wednesday,.
Miss Maud Mebane, who for the past three
weeks has visited friends in Chase City.
has returned home.
John G.. Harrison entertained on Saturday
and Sunday at his country home, "Mavo''
In honor Of Miss Sullie LoVelace and Miss
Marie Easley, both OF this place. Among
those present were Misses Gladys Lea OF
Danvllo; Elizabeth Gates. OF Richmond :
Elizabeth CardoZa, of Richmond: Florence
Easley. Marie Easley. Lave Morton. Eva
LovcIace. SRllic Lovelsce. Howard Fucker
John Evans, George Richardson, Tom How
ard. 10 Lee Sandy Easley. Thornton Easloy.,
Mr.. and Mrs ellis Penn. all of this plaza
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
AMHERST
Special to The Times.Dispa,ch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Amherst. Va, April &C. l.. Scott. Jr
OF Harrlsonburg. and Sam D. Scott OF
waynesboro. spent the weekend with theiy
parents here.
Miss Dillon. of Georgia. spent several
days In Amherst this week She Ia n
descendant of the Hisginbotham family. Of
this county, and was here for tho purpose
of securing some genealogical data.
Rev and Mrs. II. V. Shenton, or Pleasant
View. were recent visitors at Rev. L.
Hunter Earleys
Miss Lucy Martin. OF Louisville, spent sew
eral days this week at Mrs. Bessie Il;
Wares.
Mira. Annie Pendleton has gone to Lynch
burg TO visit her BON. James II. Gillian
Victor Won Gemmingen spent the week
end at C.. T.. SCOTS
!. Marion Loving, OF Campbell County
In Amherst several days this week
Miss Sarah Robertson. one OF the teach.
ers In the public school here. sails on the
18th of June for three months stay In
Europe.
H. /. Page. OF. Norfolk. is in Amherst
this week.
Miss Massie Shelton has closed her school
and Is now at her home here.
Thomas Whitehead spent several days
this week in Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
MALVERN HILL
Especial to Tho Times.pispateh. !


Malvern Hill. Va, April .s.-Mrs J. NJ
Gill, of Malvern Hill. spent Monday Of this
week In Richmond.
Miss Sue Carter has returned to her home
mond. -
Charles s. and Thomas w. Clark. Of Rich $.
mond, spent the week end With their
parents, at 'Hardcns ,s7s
John Harrison OF Richmond, Is the gusst
OF his sister Mrs. A. ii. Drcwry. at Edge
wood - -
j l., Hubbard. OF Wood Park one OF ms
supervisors of Charles City County. has "a
mOnd. 1850
Mrs William F. Cooke and little daush-
ter are tho guests of Mrs Herbert A.
Saunders at Upper Shirley z 8
H. VI, Gill supervisor of the Nnrrfsnn
District OF Charles city County. has F'rnssl
mond 1920
MrsE a. Saunders. Ir,. and daus hter,t
Miss Mary Ball Saunders. Who have besi,is
, n,. quests Of p; a. ssundss;ss third. 81
home In Richmond this week issII''7s
Mrs William L. Wood has been the eua4ft
OF friends In Richmond for several dayNsS
William, William E. Cooke OF Bon Air. has 80
Mrs. H s. Saunders at Upper sf,irtcy.s; !. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
HOUSTON
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Houston. Va, April rs. EN- Governor
". w. Ittchin and C. A. whithcld. of
North Carolina. were visitor. to Houston
on Saturday last.
~: r. Coles of Montgomery. w Va.
Is the guest OF relatives hero this week
Miss Florence Bouldin, for several weeks
mas been the guest of relatives and tricnda
IN Washington, ID. c.. and BurnNeii. W
Va.
Rev Samuel u. Dumviie conducted a
series of religions. meetings this week at
Brookneal, for the Rev. J. W. Marsh.
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. NJ. 'Thayer spent las,
Saturday and Sunday visiting in Danvile
John Martin the guest OF relatives
at Cordeie, Ga. this week.
Mrs n. e. Henderson returned from
1.ynchhurg on Monday. where she had bsen
with hcr husband AT the i.ynchburg Hos
pi,al.. Mr' Henderson Is rapidly recover
ing from surgical operation and Is ea-
pected at home in two weeks.
Miss Mary Elain has been Waiting In
LynchburG during the past week.
j. r. Lovslace. having completed q sue
ccssful session aS principal OF the Winn's
Creek school. returned to his home at
Kenneth, on Sunday last.
Rev. George f. Booker, OF PetersburS
visited his brothers DR.. T.. E. and ~ B.
NookNr here last Wednesday.
p D. NJ. Watkins visited in Richmond
rJlA week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
FREEZING
Isp.cisI to The TI,n.,.D,,,at.,

Especial 10 The Tirnes- Dixpatchl
Freezing Va. April es.-Wiley B. Trivi,t
IL BACK from Coeburn. where he spent some
days during the week
jackson hartley. of Jenkins Ky. is visit
Inc mis- SON James a. BARLEY. Of Georges
Fork
MIR. and Mrs. Muncey Ison of Jewel
ny. are visiting the iatters parents, Mr..
and Ars. y. p. Hanover. OF town
John +. Trivitt has returned 20 Freelinr
after visit OF several days to relatives
In Kentucky.
Henry Short, of osborn's Gap. visited
friends at Freezing during the week
MT. and Nrs. Wesley Y. Vnnoyer OF near
Clintwood. are visiting their SON. Noah l.
Hanover. OF near freezing
Mrs. Willie m McFalI is visiting her daurh-
ter. Mrs William Hylton. OF Wise
Master Fitz 6. Beverly in visiting ar
John A. ratess near Clintwood.
ralph Nanovsr Is visiting his father
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
G0RD0NSVlLLE
Especial 10 Tn. rim.,.p.sp.tcb.l

sP sVTaI 20 ne IIue' 'Dispatch.
Estes. who has been the guest OF her ,oo
Hugh Goodwin. in New York for the past
SIN wechs. returned home on Thursday
MRS. Elicit De JArnette. OF Orange spent
several days this week at "Neston'' WHARF
sho was the guest of Mrs James c. Graves
August Wemoersie OF Orange. spent DAY
or two at the home OF his sister Mrs w
Wt!oer Osborne. this week.
Mrs Bessie Lee Morris returned home
this week after a months visit 10 Char
.oitesv1le where che was tho guest OF
Mrs. Charles T. Russell. OF Charlotte,
vile. is spending some time with her
mother. Mrs. b. s. Brent.
MISS Homasseil Graves returned homo on
luesoay from Orange. where che taught
large and successful school during til q
winter and early spring
Mits Moore. of New York. IL visiting a.
Lower Springfeds'' this week, the ruest
OF MI. and Mira Wilbur Osborne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
BOWLING GREEN
Especial 10 Tho r,m...p,,ns,ch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
Bowling Green, Va, April 26.-Mrs WILL
,h NJ Cobb. Of Falls Church. Is spend.
Mrs William G. Coghil
Or, e H. Rowe. OF Buena Vista, spent a
Holly H!il.
Albert Gresham. OF King and Queen Coun-
y. n spending somo time with DIR. E. E.
Mrs. Eddie g. Coghil has returned from
vist TO her parents in Stafford Coun-
~.
webb Rains. OF Richmond visited his
parentA Major and Mrs. w. w Rains this
week
~, p: , l. Raymond is visiting relatives, in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
MILLER SCHOOL.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Miller School. Va, April 26.-On Saturday
evening the Vawter Literary Society debated
me Following question: Resolved, That the
theatre iB productive of greater harm than
good. The speakers on the affirmative were
Harry Glass and L. H. Drawn: on tho ne ga :
tive, X. j. Price and William II. Hunt The
following Judges rendered the decision, two
to one, In favor Of the ALTERNATIVES: DR.. r. G..
Beaie Hpmer Elliott and Steonwail j.
Brown.
DIR. II. p. Fulton filled the pulpit Sunday
morning by giving a summary OF the Edu-
cational Conference. which convened in
Richmond He said that the net result of
the conference WAS "fnspiration."
MISS Laura II Jordan returned homo from
Chrtstiansburs this week.
Miss Huntington is a suast Of DR.. r. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
If You Are Thinking of White Goods Read This

27-inch Crepe Plque, striped,
also very new and stylish, for zoe.
27-inch Ratines, heavy weave,
25c.
40-inch Voile-Just received an
extra special for the trade; regu-
lar 2ac value; while they last, iOc.
S5-inch Ramie Linon. beauty
for skirt and suit making, only
25c.
36-inch Shifting, for making
mems shirts, waists, ETC., extra
heavy quality, IL 1-2c.
27-inch Crepe for underwear
making; wash 1t, that's all; no
ironing; price only ~ 1-2c yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

27-inch Embroidered Crepe,
dotted and figured effects; for
style, that would appeal to you;
price, 28c.
40-inch Shadow Striped Wolfe,
one OF the seasons novelties for
dresses and waists; while they
last only t0c.
27-inch Crepe Pique; looks
heavy, yet is very light in weight;
while being quite novelty in
Pique, It's very beautiful: this
number should be seen--50c.
SOC value in Fine Sheer Plain
Crepe; for dainty dress of sim
plicity 1t has no rival; 27 inches
wide, only 25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

Imported White Rose English
Suiting, strongest and most dura-
BILE fabric made, indestructible
linen finish, not impaired in laun-
derfng, S6-inch; special price, 1Sc.
36-inch Heavy Bedford Cord
Effect Pique. soft finish; regular
Soc value. 25c.
19c value Mercerized Lingerie.
soft and silky, 36-inch width,
IL 1-2c.
36-inch Crepe de Chine Voiles,
the novelty Of the season for dam
ty dresses; special price 2Sc yard.
Mercerlzed Stripe Crepe. sale
price. i5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
CARTERsvlLLE
ts,ec,alto The Times. pIspatcb !

Special 70 The Times D1spatch
Cartersville. Va, April 26.-Mrs Kent
Dickinson and little daughter, of SCOTS
vile. are spending time with Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Dickinson, of this place.
Dr. y. r. Snead and wife returned Sat !
urday from Fluvanna, where they visited
DIR. Snead's mother for few days.
Miss Augusta V. England. of Washing
ton. ID. c., who has been Visiting relatives
here for several weeks. left Tuesday for
Clinton to visit her sister there.
Rev. w. a.: S. Conrad and wife, with
their niece Miss wingfeld Hardy. have re-
turned from visit to friends in Dinwiddie
County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
Ladies' Hand Embroidered
NeckzUear-- inexpensive

Dainty Imported Hand EN-
broidered Collars, in ten Of the
newest styles; worth 75c.
These we offer at SOC.
Beautiful Hand Embroidered
Collar and Cuff Sets, $3.50
value for $500.
Beautiful Net Collars, with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

jabot, in cream. white and
black; an exceptional offering
at soc.
25c Net Jabots, lace collar
and stocks; sale price, 15c.
Real Irish Crochet Neckwear,
drummers' samples, offered at
wonderfully low prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
A Sale of Children's
Play Dresses
Specially Priced for Mondays Selling

IiS AAAoNy I'LL CA y hShb-
ly and tastefully trimmed with
contrasting colors-a great labor
saving to mothers. The prices are
soc, CSC and S1.5O.
Children's Play Rompers,
in solid colors, checks,
stripes and white ones, to 81
years; several styles; ss
choice OF the entire lot, 5Oc.
Children's White Dresses, sew
eral styles, to 6 years. for soc.
Baby Dresses, 6 months to 2
years, in white, for 25c.
Other Baby Dresses, even to
handmade and hand-em broidered
ones, at all prices from SOC to
$4.9S.
Children's Dresses, a large as
sortment to select from. to
years, for zoe to $7.4S.
Children's Hats, in ratine, duck,
Milan, hemp and some lingerie
ones, at several prices from soc
to $4.8S.