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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
GORDONSVILLE
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lSpcriu' In ne IltncS- DISPATCH
Cordonsviiic, VA. March S.Mrs. W. F.
Jacobs and little daughter. Elizabeth. after
spending the past several months with rcla-
,lves and friends in Boston. Mass. have
returned To iIai,. home i'm ,;or,iousvilie
Mrs ~ :. fitzhush and little son aud Miss
Jcunie EItahugh have been spending the
week with relatives aud friends in Wash
Gston.
\. W. Ross visited his sister. Airs. Thorn
assnu in Clifton Forge this week
George Il. scott. Of Richmond. visited his
parents. DR.. aud Mrs. Johu W. Scott. in the
cits this week.
Miss Minnie nowuin has been spending the
Week with relatives in Washington.
y. - Becl5iian, Of Greensboro y. c.. Wis
tied relatives here OK Wednesday. en- route
i. II. Han visited his daughter. Mrs. e. H.
i.-cicy. ia Baltimore ,iis week
OSBORN Watson nf i,ichmond :: visi-
tor this week at the home OF y. y. Linney
Mrs. T. .. Giiium nnd daughter Miss
Mabel ,iiM,n. OF Madison Mills have been
spcuIinE the week witt, her daughter, Mrs
James l.. Faber In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. u. Harlow, of BrminE-
ham, NG lave been spending The week
with The formers father. i, w. Harlow
Miss katie Hut has been spending the
weck VITA relatives in Washington
Miss Nellie Goodwin. Of AleNundra. is the
guest tEis week. of her aunt. Mrs. ". l..
Richards. in the city.
isolen clarke. Of clifton Forge, Wis
itur on Wednesday AMI Thursday AT the
home OF Lewis j. Faber. in the city.
Mrs. Noble Sneed has returned from a
visit 70 her daughter. Mrs. John q. Wool
lame. Hun. who has been attending school
AT Notes.-The. has returned 20 his home near
town.
guest OF his sister Mrs. W. l.. Richards. in
tho city on TUESDAY.
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ROCKY MOUNT

Especial to The Times DiSpatrhl
Rocky Mount. y. e.. March Tiy social
even, or tho week was the elaborate banquet
i;iycu by the local chapter, Royal Arcanum,
hcld Tuesday evening in Machin!sts Hall.
about leo members wcre prcs"ut. AMI NUM-
bon Of appropriate talks were made. Gistnd
II gent 4. \. johnson OF Raleigh. had prom
i>cd TO bc present, bat was uuavcidably de-
tanned.
Bethel Heroes Chapter Daughters ~ th"
h"n'o of Mrs !. G. iiiasWeli ON N"rih
church Street. Assisting Mrs. BrHSwcil ass
hostess were Mrs i;dgnr ". Smith, Mrs
Jacob Baltic uni Mrs l.. G. Burton.
rhc women cf the First Baptist Church
$40 manning q recital for the near future.
which will iuCiudr number OF prominent
lrr.,l musicians aud readers. ana the event
s tciuE anticipated With interest. The an
bounced program carries the names OF Miss
Nicholson. Mrs. ~. j.. Annette. Miss Virginia
l>lscr Miss earn" Barrett. Mr.. .ANcrt.
George l.. PARKER, AMI Miss Amanda Pitts,
trc latter of Iichmoud.
Mrs Grace West lcft Monday afternoon
;"i' her home in Wayrrly. Va. after a visit
=; the hoiuc OF Mrs L. 4. CHpeiie.
Mr. and Mrs l.. -. Crews and airs w -.
e thistle were tn Washington Tuesday FOR
ibr Inauguration ceremonies
Erank Hampton rctNrncd "Wednesday from
N.iliinrinu. where he acted a one OF tho
assistants SO tho chief marshal OF tho inau-
sGr,tion parade.
Mrs. w. II. Ncwcl returned Tuesday even
Ing from u visit to relatives ~ Norfolk. Va
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BURKEVILLE

tspeeia! to The Times Dispatchl
Burkovinc. Va, March S.--Airs. T. l.
shelton was hostess for the Book clubs
on Thursday. Mcsdamcs Agncr. Bingicr.
Jeath Eow!kcs and scott were guests Of
the eiuo Salad course was served at >
l.. NJ.
Miss Catherine BinEler has been homo Tor
week from her school at Amelia Court
house, owing 10 the recent wreck or the
southern Road. In which she was slightly
uiurel.
Mcsdames George MosLcan, Margic Bos
well. George scott ana Miss Helen I.catIl
vent 10 Richmond on Monday TO hear
II r sheiicn lc.t OF Wednesday for 4,
three months trip through Texas
Mrs George r. MacLcal, OF Wilkes
barre. Pa. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mar
gnrct NJ. ieGth.
Miss Laura Asncw is spending the week
~ Amelia Courthouse.
Mrs IL Boswell has returned from
.icnmond
Mrs J. r.. Agncw cntertsined nj bean.
titGl luncheon on 'rucsda" IN honor of hei
cousin. Mrs. George H. MaeIean
Miss Ella AGnew has returned from ;,
mohthS "Trip through the Western Stat-s
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WINCHESTER
1 sne.,i4I 10 Thc Mines Disputth. !

lSpSglat 10 INC Il liil'S- LbANuAtusi
Winchester, Va. March >.--Alr. nni Airs
Robert Leo Campbell have announced the
marriage OF theiy daughter Miss Julia Gate
wood Campbell 10 Henry Fctacr. OF Chicago
III which took place al the home Of the
brides parents al Capon Road On March =
Upor returning from cuba, liorlda and
other Southern points Mr aud Airs. Fetzer
viii live ia WINCHESTER. ~.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Il Kern have returned
from Panama and Florida
Mr. and Mrs; A. H. isorty have returned
passed the greater portion Of me winter
with their Son-in-iav and daughter Mt
ana Mrs. Edward l.. Remnant
Mrs. L. & Sheet has been Visiting friends
this week in Baltimore
Sharpsburg. Md. after visiting Miss M">ine
Mrs, Fred $. Anderson ana her young
daughter have returned from visit TO
friends in NurtinsbuVs W Va
Mrs. Jesse helmen and her da%sh,cr came
this week from syracuse. n y, ana are
visiting the formers mother Mrs l.. A.
Henry
,isi; 10 her sister Mrs Guy T. Buckcy. Al
Noun, Pleasant, Ma ano was accompanied
homo by the latter. wi,c, is visiting her par
Miss Marguerite Hoover. who has been
spending several months at lnray has re-
Mr.. ana Mrs Thomas Il. Glass. who have
hcen spending the past year at he home OF
, nes ' f%Wn havs 0t reSnrnSa ' 10 oMlanon
Miss Ora Turner has returned TO baiti 3,
more after visiting Mrs. l.. g. Janney and
Mrs. L. u. Sheet here.
Miss Ada FraVcl. OF Woodstock has heen
visiting a, the home of the Misses Bcehm:
Nj. and Mrs. Percy Semple. of louisville.
IN. have been visiting TIE latter mother,
Airs. Gibson. widow az United states Senator
charles II. Gibson, at her apartments here.
Misses Moude Shickic and Bertha Eoelm'
haNo returned from Baltimore aud Phiadel-
phia.
Miss Lucy L. Jones has gone visit;
"a her brother aud Sistcr-jB-laN. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Jones :tt Winchester Ky.
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Tuesday.
Mrs, IL W. Stratton was called TO Lynch
burg on account OF her sisters illness.
Miss Aubrey Martin, who has been visit
ing in Rurham. y. G. returned home
L.. O. Franklin spent the week end with
his homo peoplo
Edward Clark. OF Wilson. Is visiting his
parents. MIR and Mrs T.. H. Clark. OF this
place
Professor j G. Fisher and f.. G. Cross re-
attending the inauguration.
turned Wednesday from Washington. after
Ars. W. l. Guild. Mrs. c. II. William and
week
New gasoiene lights are being installed
In the beautiful new nigh school building.
Miss Lizzie Staples. Clayton Crews w.
l. hkers Isenwood Kuntih and j. ". Mar
tin we're visitors in town on sunday
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LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR,
NO DANDRUFFF Is Gent "DANDER|NE'
coming out? dry brittle thin your scalp chcs and is
of dandruf--Use "Danderine"

Within ten minutes after an appii-
cation of Danderine you cannot find n
single trace of Dandrufr or loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch. but what Will please you most
will be after few weeks use, when
You will actually see new hair, fine
and downy at first--yes-but really
new hair-growinE all over the scalp
A little Danderine Will Immediately
double tho beauty OF your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with DAN
derino and carefully draw ii through
your hair. taking one small strand at
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GORDONSVILLE
rspeci.l 10 The Times Dispatch

fspecial TO The Times DispHtchl
Gcrdonsvilie VA March S.--W wilbur
Osborne spent several days 'hts week in
Mrs. iiencry II. Gibbs OF Hull street
south Richmond. is spending some time
Thomas Sampson and y. 4. Linney wero
among those who attended the Inaugural
August wambersie and LILA Bradbury, OF
Orange. were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs w Wilbur Osborne.
T. H. Ellington, OF Richmond. spent the
weekend at his summer home. Windsor"
Mrs ida Camper OF Orange. was - re-
cent guest OF her hrother.in-law aud sis
ter. Nr. and Mrs. George Tyler CoWherd.
Mrs Annie Wright. who 10 spending this
winter at "SprinKfelds," was chaglottcs-
willie visitor on. Friday, .-.:.--.
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time. The effect is amazing--your
hair will be light, fluffy. and waNy, and
have an appearance OF abundance; an
Incompatible lustre, softness and luXu-
rance. the beauty and simmer OF
true hair health.
Got a 25 cents bottle OF Knowlton's
Dandcrine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove TO yourself
tonight--now-that your hair Is az
pretty and soft as any-that 1T has
boon neglected or injured by careless
treatment--thats all--you surely can
havo beautiful hair and lots OF 1t IF
you will just try little Danderine.---
Advertisement,
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MILLER SCHOOL

Spscisl 10 Thc Times Dlspatvh.l
Miller school Va. March S.--Dr. Pitts o.
Richmond, preached here sunday riorniaE
On Saturday evening ;hc Vawtcr Liter
airy Society Installed tic now officers
President elect ~ NJ. Mont2 made brief
address The exercises were concluded
WIN selection by the auartettc.
j. -. ltIHnan paid the School visit
this week He was q guest OF Professor L.
&. Price.
Mrs. j. = Smith returned home this
week after q dcghtful vi.i; to friends in
Philadelphia.
Or e.. A. Taylor Miss Ruth Moran aud
Grnys"n Moran attended the inauguration
Lewis Poats of Ba,csville. attended the
im.tMl Nh don
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FREEZING

lSr-,lIl 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Frccliiig Va. March S-Eincry Hughes.
OF George Fork, is al Frccliny
William McFHl, Of Osborn's Gap. il
visiting his father. Reuben u. McFan or
this place.
Wesley y. Hanover. OF Near Cilntwocd, is
visiting friends In town.
George Johnson has returned from lem
hins Ky, where he has been for some
time
Mrs. Ray Vcntors. who has been visit, =
ing her sister. Mrs. Ralph Nauovcr here,
has returned TO her home AT clintw ood
Al"NHndcr K;llcn. Of Osborn's Gap. is
visiting friends IN town.
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HOUSTON

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Houston. Va. March S.-GrunviiIe Crad.
do"k visited Washington OH Tuesday 10
Witness the inauguration OF rrcsidcn. Will
W. Il. scot, visited his home at houston
THIS wccls
Miss Annie NanlSins "A, rcturncd from :,
Nisit 20 Mira. Thomas Hankins. Of Glover
VI ~ Booker attended the inauguration
Ia Washington on Tuesday.
\. 4. Johnson, ~ Hurth Carolina, visited
l"ust,h relatives en- Saturday and sun
day last.
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CONCORD

special 10 The Times Dispatch
Concord. Va. March S.---Tho patrons NJ
the Concord High School organized n civic
league last Friday night with an enroll
ment Of thirty-siX members
Tho Jenersonian Literary Society expects
70 hold n public debate With Redoak
School March .s
Mrs ". G. AIers wss in I,ynchbuYr
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Big Aluminium
Table

Exte nslon top
table is covered
with pure alumni
num---not poison
Gus zinc or nickel.
You have knife
and linen drawers
pan racks, bread
and meat board--
rolling pin rack,
h an dy utensil
h 90 k s---a clock
face want list. The
c a bin ct comes
apart to clean
closes tight when
not In use.
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who has ben visiting friends In Chapel
IIili. has returned home. She spent Tues
day night In this city. the guest of MisF
Christine Mcintosh.
Miss Alice Griffith has returned from
visit 10 Greensboro
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made a short visit to friends in this city
this week
Broadie Harris went 20 Henderson Thurs
day where he will for several days visit
his grandmother, Mrs. H. L. SInoot.
Miss Isabella Williams, al Fayetteville
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TALK OF THE TOWN


See the little Kewpie folk in Miss
Rowel's window.
b. w. Hooker & Co. are showing TWEEN
ty-eight patterns (2S) of Bullets upon
their floors, at all prices and in all fin
isbes.
There viii be a meeting of the knights
of Columbus at the council rooms in
the Scampini building this evening at
1880 o'clock
The ladies of Companion court, |. o. r.,
No. 1913, will hold a dance after the
block. Per order committee.
Don't forget the social dance in Gil
bert's hall. Graniteville. Thursday even
ing, Nov. 20. Riley's orchestra of three
pieces viii furnish music and first class
time is assured all who attend. Dancing
from o'clock until IL, and arrangements
will be made to dance later If desired.
The dance order will consist of dances TO
suit all. Admission, gents SOC, ladies',
free.
The personnel Of the mock trial to
be held this evening at the Epworth
league parlors Of the Methodist church
contains many prominent local people.
The trial win commence at 8 o'clock.
The trial will be case over an um-
brella, Glysson vs.. Lyons. Judge H. w.
Scott of the city court will preside.
Eminent local attorneys will have charge
of the case. Many local hits will be
made. Shake off dull care and with a
hearty laugh pass a pleasant evening at
the NJ f. church. Admission is free.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
N brand warns al Kniqht's.

| Lion brand yarns at Knights.
The reliable Munsing union suits from
the MeWhorter Co.
For Rent-0ffiee in Rowland building
| Rowland Bros. g. Cave.
! Special reduced price on lot of chill
dren's coats at Abbott's.
The lecture by Wallace Batchelder
at Goddard seminary tonight will. be-
| gin at o'clock
Ostermoor mattresses in the old-fash-
Toned A. G. A. ticking, blue herring bone
stripe, at IIooker's.
All kinds Of baby wear at Miss w. Il.
RowelPs. Everything for the baby from
bonnet to socks. New and dainty de-
signs.
Building and repairing attended to
promptly by day or contract, II. +.
johnson, 80 Richardson street. Tele-
phone 77-2.
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. /,
L. O. I. NJ, Wednesday evening at I
o'clock sharp. The record keeper win
be at the hall early to receive dues.
The newest bowling alleys in the state
and considered the best have been opened
by Merlo Bros at 300 North Main street.
Drop in and see us.
The sir knights of st. Aldemar com
mandeTy, No. II, will hold their third
of the series OF entertainments and
darces Thursday evening, Nov. 20. Get
your tickets of the entertainment COM
mittee.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel were as follows: W. L. G.
Pearce, Lynn. Mass; j. J. Walsh, Man
chester, n. H.; A. r. klotten, Albany,
N. Y; L. G.. Adams, Chester Depot;
T. I. Ray, Boston; A. l.. Duke, Man
chester, n. H.; W. W. Perkins, Bethel;
Bert Barlow, East Montpelier.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Methodist church will hold a sale on
Wednesday, Dec. 10, in charge of the
November and December circles. Con-
tributions for this sale from any or all
people of the church will be very gladly
received. There viii be good program
in the evening, which will be announced
later.
Within a short time, c. y. KENYON &
Co, dealers in erockery, glassware, etc,
will move their entire stock of goods
into the floor space at 1875 North Main
street. For many years past the com
pany has occupied quarters in the Cur
rier building at lS5-lS7 North Main
street, but recently they decided to
transfer all their goods into the store
at 1876 and conduct business ON the same
scale as before This forenoon corps
of carpenters commenced the work of
constructing partition between the
two stores.
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GRANITEvILLE.

Moving pictures Friday night, Nov. 81,
Gilbert's hall.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. w. II. Hayford OF johnson is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Max Rea
side OF Central street, for a few days.
The Woman's club meeting, held last
evening in Rowland hall, was well at
tended. The program was under the
direction of Mrs. Bisbee and a pleasant
hour was passed listening TO excellent
selections on a grafanola.
Alex. MeIver, NJ. NJ. McIver and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Fales Of Graniteville
passed through the city last night ON
their way TO East Fairfield to attend
the funeral of Irving Byeraft, former
Graniteville man, who was killed in an
accident at Milford, n. H., last week.
The funeral was held to-day and they
viii return to their homes tomorrow.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

New coat values at ApDott's.
New Lion yarn books at knights.
Big reduction sale on trimmed hats.
Mrs. Nelson Church, over Times office.
All the new patterns in Cluett \ Hath
away shirts from the McWhorter Co.
To Rent--Furnished front room; all
modern conveniences. l04 Summer
street. Mrs. w. G. Mackie.
Public dance in X. of G. hall under
the auspices of the l.. A., a. 0. H., on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. Admis-
sion. Zoe.
Cobble hin people will give a dance at
the opera house hall, East Barre, NOV.
81. Harris orchestra will furnish mu-
sic. Bill, soc.
Have you seen those oval framed PIC
tures, old master subjects, that Hooker
is selling at 81? Better secure one or
more for Christmas.
Boy scouts, troop ,, attention! The
regular basketball practice will be held
tonight at the Church street gym, IN
stead of tomorrow night.
Cream fish supper Wednesday night
at the Methodist church, from $50 TIL
7. Admission, rs cents. Followed by
a mock trial, "The Great Umbrella
Case" Free to all.
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EAST BARRE.

Moving pictures Thursday night, Nov.
20, at opera house. Entire new show
from Tuesday. Admission, l0c.
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Warm COmforters

This is the weather that makes us
think of warm Bedding, and we have
one of the largest and best lines in
this department we have ever car
ried In the better grades OF Conn
forts we have always ordered as GUS
>tomers desired, but this season we
can give you anything you may want.
See this line if in need of good
Comfort value.
We start this line at 500 This
is for White Cotton Batting Fill
and the cover is good quality sa-
teen, finished in good colors.
At S1.9S we have very large,
full Cotton Wadding Filled Comfort
that is quilted and the cover is a
good quality figured sateen.
AT $3.50 is an extra heavy Sateen
Top Comfort that = filed with a
very soft white mereerized wadding;
is an extra value.
At SOS is special Comfort
value; has good silk figured top
and sateen back; is filed with
soft, white wadding.
At S3.y5 is Comfort that we
have sold quantities of and is value
that everyone appreciates; is filed
with very light soft, white wad-
ding, and has heavy fine soft An
ished satten top. is one of our best
values.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dewey Of MORA, n. Y,
arrived in the city this week to visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. s.
Andrews, of Maple Grove. Mrs. Dewey
will remain in the city during the win,
ter.
Practice was instituted last evening
in the Goddard gymnasium for the for
nation of girls basketball team. Last
winter Goddard was represented by an
especially strong team, defeating all
teams in this section Of the state.
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Observation-Disclosures

For this one sale a liberal dis
count ON every piece of Damask and
every Napkin in our store. The fol-
lowing as advertised:
One lot of All Pure Linen Half
Bleached Table Damask, this sale at
45e per yard.
One lot of 70-inch All Pure Linen
Bleaehed Damask in new patterns.
This was our special at SIC; this sale
at 75c per yard,
Our 70-inch Sl.l9 Bleached Dam
ask, this one sale at 3Sc per yard.
Our Sl.35 special Irish Damask
this sale at $1.19 per yard. Nap
kins to match at. sale prices.
All Table Cloths with borders in
this sale at special sale prices. These
have Napkins to match, and make
a very desirable Table Damask. In
fact, if the trade could fully realize
Just the exact value of these Cloths
there would be more of them used.
All Napkins, Doilies and Tray
Cloths, also Towels and small Cloths,
llso all cut work carried in this de-
partment now in this sale at re-
duction in price.
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ChiIdren's Warm Coats

We have a few odd Coats that we
carried over from last season in chill
dren's sizes. Coats that are Just as
warm, and almost as good style as
this seasons models. Many of them
you could not tell from this seasons
Coats if we were to show them with
the other line.
These Coats we are making prices
on to clean up at once. If you want
good warm Coat at small price
you should look at these values; at
only one-half price.
At S2.75 we have three Coats
that are made of fine aIl-wool
goras; was $3.50 Coat.
At So So is medium sized Coat
in a good style and quality; was
1913.
AT 1925 are three Coats in me-
dunn sizes. Were Coats that sold
at $3.50.
At 1925 are two very good Coat
values, the style is good, and are
worth the regular price, $3.50.
At 1915 is one Coat in 12-year
size; is an extra good Coat value.
At $500 we have six Coats in a.,
good style, and nearly all sizes; were
$1,000. Now only $500.
There are a few other values in
qualities at $3.50 and 5000.
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TAXIDERMY

Thirty.five years experience mas
taught me the best possible method for
mounting game heads. Send for our II
page catalogue 1t will show new styles
for mounting deer heads.
C. S. PHILLIPS. Taxidermist, Glover, VT.
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PLAINFIELD.

A vegetable dinner and hash supper
will be served in the Methodist church
vestry Thursday, Nov. 20.
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In the better grades OF Wool Filled
Comforts we can show you the best
values we Were ever able to put out.
These are better grade than we
have usually carried in stock.
At S4.-5 we can give you good
Wool Filled Comforter that is a good
size and very light weight. Is COW
cred with a fine quality OF silkoline.
AT $500 are some Comfort values
that have the wool filling, which
makes an extra light, warm Comfort
er; is covered with a good quality
silkoline in medium sized pattern.
AT s6.75 is fine Lambs Wool
Filled Comfort that is one Of the
best values we have shown; has a
fine figured silk top and plain col
ored silk bottom. See this value.
At s7O0 we can give you fine
light weight Lambs Wool Filled Com
fort; is an extra size and is covered
with heavy, sateeen top and bottom,
in soft light eolors. is a value you
would appreciate il YOU saw the
Comfort.
At $1,000 is an extra fine Silk
Top and Bottom Comfort, same is
filed with fine quality light down;
is Comfort that is very light, and
an extra good value.
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Be Thankful the Rest of
the Winter
A. P. ABBOTT & co.


will thankful
the
nobby models
this models
Furs addition wardrobe line of Fu will
than this section The the select from
And
the