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w. III. SCOTT.

sCDiTS OLD MARKET DRUG STORE.
Sudson Cunningham. Manager. is tho
mecca Tor all who admire a square
when you get anything from Scotts
US right Best Olive Oil. rs cents
quart; ScottS Liver Pills, 10 cents;
SCOTS Sanitary Fluid is the ideal
hsinfectant, % cents; Scott's Anti
septic soap for eczema and old sores
~ cents; the greatest Skin Soap made !;
scouts Digestive Elixir is the remedy
Tor nervous Indigestion; gives im,nc-
diatc relief. 30 cents; SCOTS Corn
raster VIII make a cripple dance for
JOY, 10 cents; Cunningham' Elixer
or Life restores lost manhood. so
cents; Cunningham Royal Remedy
ana Injection FOR men, never fails so
cents the bottle: Dried Peach, Pear
Ruii Head ana Red Bun Tobacco. 5
cents the plug. Smoking Tobacco.
70 cents the pound: each truss fitted
by an expert Follow the crowd and
you viii get there. Mail orders a
NneplJl't
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400 BLOCK EAST CLAY STREET
nlrlce $1,000. VIII trade for jackson
Ward property.
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COME IN AND LET us SHOW THESE
bargains.
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20 SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE, LOWER
fiat. rooms, gas range. $225 year.
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60 ACRES, THREE AND ONE-uAr.r
miles from city. on Midlothian PKG.
80 acres cleared, nice house. eight
rooms; shady yard, large barn and
other outbuiidings, all covered with
STATE; one pair mules. five cows, ali
farming implements. several hogs and
growing crops. go with the farm.
Price, $1,000
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JUST RECEIVED 4 FULL LINE OF
high grade business buggies, rubber
or steel tires. also "a fun line OF
Ehaetons. surveys. runabouts. Agents
for Columbus hugg!es. Wagons
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BARTON AVENUE NORWOOD
brick. ninc rooms. lot 54xI35 feet,
hardwood floors. gas and electric
lights. Price $3.50. terms TO suit
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~ BLOCK NORTH TWENTY-THIRD
street six rooms lot II I-2xi95 ! .
leet Price sl,700 Remarkably easy
payments
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oNE HIGH GRADE RUBBER-T1 TIRED
business buggy
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25-ACRE POULTRY AND TRUCK
farm. with nice little cottage nome.
ono and one-half miles from islko.
ten miles from Richmond on main
terms. cAssELMAN & co. '''''
I2-ACRE CHEsTERFIELD TRICK
farm with fvc-roorn house and ont
buildings In good order: plenty OF
cord we0d, nice orchard viii
balance monthly, CASsELMAS 6.
CO.
44-AGRE FARM. WITH HOUSE AND
outbulldings on good road. nine miles
from richmond; plenty OF cord wood
and some good truck land. sl.l50
SPLENDID STOCK FARM OF NEAR
~ 200 acres with capital home, good
barn ard silo Cordwood and timber
enough on the place to half pay Tor
It. Fine productive soil ten miles
from Richmond. and reasonable dis
lance from & o. depot. bar
gain for 1920: on easy terms
CASSEI.MAN & CO, THE FARMERS
Friend. Headquarters for Farms. Only
one address. l0lS East Main Street.
Richmond
L. f.. SCHMIDT & co.
STUART AVENUE. DETACHED. NINE
},
rooms, hot water heat. $500.
GROVE AVENUE. TEN ROOMS. HOT
water heat; $4,000.
GRACE STREET, DETACHED. NINE
rooms, two baths; $3.50.
TAYLOR STREET, EIGHT ROOMS,
bath. $4,000.
CLAY STREET, NINE ROOMS; $500.
HI /; STREET. TWO HOUSES;
TWENTY THIRD STREET. EIGHT
room corner; $4,000.
CLAIBORNE STREET, THREE
rooms; $t75; rented SS4.
GINTER PARK.
CHAM8ERLAYNE AVENUE, NINE
rooms, hot water heat: $3.50: small
payment; balance monthly.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
NORTH AVENUE. CORNER, EIGHT
rooms, fifty-foot lot; only $4,000.
WE HAVE a GREAT MANY BAR
gains in this beautiful suburb.
Z. +. SCHMIDT & CO, 500 East Frank
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100 BLOCK NORTH MEADOW STREET.
I.attobe neat eight rooms. lot 24XlO0
feet. Price $500: terms attractive
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FOR SALE. APPROXIMATELY 100000
feet standing pine timber and 1900
cords wood. two miles from Rich
r2Cnd, on :. 4. l. Hallway. Address
q. \. -, 323 Arcade Building, Nor
folk Va
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WANTED, TO RENT STABLE. TO AC.
commodasc not less than seventeen
head OF horses. Address STABLE
care Paragon Pharmacy. SOL Wesf
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kENSINGTON AVENUE. NINE ROOM.
detached, brick. hot water heat; a
modern home in fine shape: $3.50.
IlAMERMANN & CO. rs North
Seventh Street
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

EIGHT ROOMS. HALL AND BATH. LA
trobe heat. lot T0xl40 feet. storm
sheated. entire property in perfect
order: very attractive and desirable
and only offered because owner leav-
ing city. Price $4,000
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2o21 STUART AVENUE. Q ROOMS.
bath. latrobe, $3.50 year
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Nfal estate Tor steui,

HOUSES FOR RENT
S'so-20ll i-2 West Grace Street eight
ss550-I@Io Park Avenue. twelve rooms.
Sf2o-352l Hanover Avenue, seven
s42o-sSls West Main Stree. oight
ssGo-'2oo North Shepard Street, seven
SS .,io-,i Avenue, westhampton.
sSo0-Slll West Main Street, seven
S S27S-sSos Park Avenue, seven rooms
s24o-lll North Addison Street, six
s2le-I.ibby Avenue, Northampton,
2O-Twenty- ninth and p Stre.ts civ
rooms.
sloS-5$s Mosby Street. hvc rooms
81 2o-Stop No. %. Seven Pines line
SS4-Stop No. "a. Seven Pines line, four
rooms.
s7Ss-339; Wood Street five rooms.
S'S-il Wood Street, five rooms
FLATS.
SSs9-2eI9 Park Avenue, eight rooms
S66o-29le-A Park Avenue. eight
s5oo-2oa4-A West Grace Street eight
ssso-7lo West Grace Street, four
sSoo-292o West Main Street, seven
rooms.
s25o-2S1o and IL West Main Street,
five rooms.
s27o-$1o3 West Main Street, five
s24o-36os East Broad Street, five
S2l6-sl9 North Thirty second Street,
four rooms.
S2Oo-32l North Thirty second Street,
four rooms
S1S6-1305 lakewood Avenue. five
rooms.
s162-1307 lakewood Avenue. dve
rooms
s144-32Oo West Broad Street, five
rooms.
Se6-1soS West Broad Street. four
rooms.
SULLIVAN e COMPANY,
No. North Tenth Street
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TWO STEEL-TIRED TOP BUGGFEs,
good order.
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TWO GROCERY WAGONS. GOOD RE-
pair.
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STAIN YOUR FLOOR.

WE SELL KLoNDIKE AND STAG
floor stain at 30 cents per quart
Phone Madison l0i. NAUGHAN'S.
OSTRICH FEATHERS.
OSTRICH FEATHERS-TAKE YOUR
old feathers to THURSTON'S: they
VIII make them new again. THURS
VOWS. No. 2i7 North First Street.
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ReaI Gstatf For SaIe

INVESTMENTs.CW HAVE 4 Mn.
beg of small Investments from $500
TO $500. See us about these: they
are Q. i. GARRETT & COMPANY.
liz last Main street. Phone Mon
SOUTHW EST CORNER OF STTTART
ana Robinson Street. 150x1T9 feet
t.asy terms. Monroe 2o44-L
WILL. TRADE FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON
ietersburS car line. cor automobile
Auoress Is l69, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. y GROVE AVENUE HOME
OF nine rooms. built by owner Price
1900: Address 219. care Times,
Disptech.
LII SELL MY HOME ON HANOVER
avenue, seven rooms, at n sacrifice
as am leaving town: viii sell on
easy Terms TO suit purchaser l79
care Times Dispatrb %
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HIGHLAND PARK.

THIRD AVENUE. BRICK. NEW. LOT
1i9Nl4o feet. iatrobe heat, slate roof.
Price S3.75o. 1t win pay you TO in.
vestigate this big bargain.
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for Sale

WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
hugSieS, runabouts, Surveys, and
phactons shown on any floor In city,
80 Tor selection do not fail to see
what we have.
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WEST END.

2loo BLOCK HANOVER AVENUE.
eight rooms, brick. hot water heat.
iot % l-2xl25 feet, toilet in cellar
Price $1,000. This will make beau
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second AVENUE. EIGHT ROOMS,
i've closets wide hall lot 4Oxl0o feot
Price $4,000. No better bargain ever
offered.
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GINTER PARK.

CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE. EIGHT
rooms. hot water heat, lot SOx20e feet
Price $500. Sec this Monday
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100 BLOCK NORTH SYCAMORE
street. SIX rooms. hot water heat For
quick sale, s4.25o
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a MEYERs SONS. 1871 East Cary
Street
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44ACRE FARM. WITH HOUSE AND
outbulldlngs on good road. nine miles
from Richmond; plenty of cord wood
anu some good truck land. sll50.
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ONE SECONDHAND DUMP WAGON;
viii sell cheap
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ONE BREAKING CART. USED FEW
times, VIII sell at reduced price. Sew.
cral second hand runabouts. buggie.
and Surveys from So up 10 S45.
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I TWENTY FIVE ACRES LOCATED IN
1hes,teriield County, on Petersburg
car line. slx-room house. good barn
ana necessary outbuildines Price
y .VO. WHITE 6: COMPANY
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EAST END
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A FEW MORE OF THE "sUsoIJE-
hanna dump wagons, and will make
special prices on some; also dump
carts, push carts and road carts
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FOR SALE, a $500 KNABE ROSE
wood square plano. Owing 10 the
fact OF moving, find we will be
cramped for space. Will sell for $50
cash. Call Monday 1924 Park Ave-
nue..
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FARMS.

THIRTY ACRES ON PETERSBURG
car line twelve miles from Rich
mond, orchard OF about 100 trees;
sooa ten,room house, nice basement
paCk ana front porch. good shade
ssao!e barn. chicken houses. Price
$500; terms to suit
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FOR SALE. ONE HEAVY TOP WAGON.
suitable for ice business. >sv, three
light grocer wagons. one light
way vehicles for business and pleas
ure Complete line Of York open and
top delivery wagons. Single and
double trucks. Repairing and paint
ing Z. c. BRISTOW. . North Eigh-
teenth Street
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l2-ACRE CHESTERFIELD TRICK
farm with fivc-room house and out
buildings In good order: plenty of
cord wood, nice orchard VIII
sell tor $l,ooo, and take $500 down.
balance monthly. CASSEI,SfAN &.
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HAVE AN FIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN
Woodland Heights, under construc-
uon. that Will sell cheap. Need
funds. Address + "A, care Tines
Dispatch.
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OUR SPECIAL COLUMBIA coal
cart: VIII make special inducemen
10 get 1t on market
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LLOYD AVENUE LOTS NEAR VINE
street, Lax or size to suit; best Of
terms. Monroe 2944-L.
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KeaI Gstatr rur Rfnt
FOR RENT.

800 WEST FRANKLIN STREET. IA
rooms; baths. cellar. $1,000. or will
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2527 STUART AVENUE. . ROOMS.
bath. modern, $500 year
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FIvE-ROOM HOUSE NEAR SEVEN
teenth Street, rented for IS per
month Will sell ut n bargain. A
1876. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, So ACRES OF LAND. NEW
six-room house, lighted by acetylene
gas; detached kitchen. with pump:
new stables. woodhouse. poultry
house. lithia spring. young orchard
bearing; large vineyard. five varie-
ties; exccllently located, between
Crewe and Burkeville, on county
road. A real bargain at $4,000 APP
ply or write to MRS. r. G. HINES
owner. Crewe. Va. Route /, Box As
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FOR SALE. NEW. HOMEMADE WAC
on; painting. repairing and rubber
tire work. RICHARDSON BROS
Gl5 Brook Avenue.
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Real Gstate for Sale
SOME FARM BARGAINS.

25.ACRE POULTRY AND TRUCK
aarm win nice little cottage home.
ono and one-half miles from Elko.
ten miles from Richmond on main
road, near school $1,000. on easy
terms. CASSELMAN 4. co
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old HICKORY" AND WEBER
iarln wagons sold here.
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WANTED TO SELL CHEAP, ACETE-
lyme engine in good working order.
Address E 713, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE, 300 BLOCK GROVE AVE-
nue.. beautiful new brick house
nine rooms, three baths, tile porch
and all conveniences, at a sacrifice
j., d. CARNEAL & son. North
Eleventh Street.
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2sos PARK AVENUE. I ROOMS. BATH.
range, s270 year =
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1907 GROVE AVENUE. 6 ROOMS. a
baths. modern. S420 year.
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POI 4 ACRES. TWENTY MILES FROM
city, loo acres cleared 100000 feet
saw timber; siN-room bungalow; cost
SLooo TO build in good condition:
necessary outbuildings; Two acres in
irult trees; five miles from station.
\ bargain al $4,000
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1903 GROVE AVENUE. ROOMS.
baths modern, 1920 year .
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Richmond. II you have nice nearby
country. place on car line or near
railroad station, at n price represent-
ing us real worth. the chances arc wa
can quickly convert il INTO cash for
you. See or write EDWARD L. ROSE
COMPANY, Real Estate and Loans, No
Ii North E,lnventh Streni
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Grove Avenue. Brand new Six
room. hot water heated brick houses,
with every modern convenience w.
Avenue. Phone Madison 1919.
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BRISTOW- wORSHAM co. IL NORTH
Fifteenth Street
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Visit Our (,
Refreshment Parlors Sat-
urday. All the popular
drinks served. Popular
prices. Second Floor.
LITTLE WANDERER SHOES.

Great care should be exercised ir
the selection of shoes for children
The shoes should be perfect in fit, al
lowing plenty of room for gradual
growth OF the feet. There should be
no cramping or undue pressure on any
part OF the foot, and only by observ-
ance OF these facts can later foot
troubles be avoided.
S. L. Pierce Shoes are correct in
every detail. They encourage normal
growth of children's feet by giving the
support and the room for development
which are absolutely necessary
These shoes are made for wear and
will hold their shape under the most
severe test Growing childrn approve
of thir sturdy appearance. Parents
approve of the reasonable prices.
Just unpacked another large ship
ment of
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On account of the large crowds at
tending the Great Thrce-Day Nine
Cent Sale which was being held in
the main isle on main floor isles
were so crowded with shoppers that it
was nearly impossible for customers
to get through to other departments.
We have decided to move all of the
&c merchandise to the northeast sec
ton of Mezzaine Floor
LEARN REAL ECONOMY BY At
TENDING THIS Sc SALE!
Look out for the pennies and the
dollars will take care of themselves"
goes the old German saying. That the
thrifty shoppers of this section rec
ognize the soundness of this advice is
shown by their record-breaking at
tendance and purchasing at this stir
ring &c Sale. For in this unusual
money-saving event their pennies at
tain enormous buying power, and it
is quite the usual thing to secure
two and three times as much mer-
chandise for &c as that trifing sum
ordinarily buys.
Each value offered land there are
more than we can count is a graphic
lesson in true economy thit is of
absorbing interesting to every shop
per who must make every penny
count. And if shopper is wise and
purchases an entire seasons needs
(as many have been DOING she will
be delighted to find that her savings
amount to many big, bright round dol
lars.
See how this sale expands the pur-
chasing power of nine little pennies.
Make tomorrow your day.
Remember this sale ends at 10
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Mark Anderson is confined to his
room at the Phi Delta Theta house
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS.

ranama Hats for men; mems boys chidrens
a's Oh every sort and description display
very nifty shapes this different Don't
walt until they picked Call
iecuoh we VIII deliver 1t to time
beautifully Imported Pongee priced tomorrow
special at SLIPS
lhese dresses positively having unpacked
teln this morning They trimmed
contrasting colors of brown TAM blue Copenhagen They
are extraordinary will agree with
us when have looked over We also have these
peauuu dresses made in the Russian
fecvely trimmed in the buttons to
match These special will not long
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MEMS SPRING CLOTHING.


Some very stunning styles, altogeth-
er different than anything shown be-
fore. Norfolks of every description,
box back, semi-form fitting etc. Lead
ing colors are tans, greys, browns,
and blues
Vogue Clothes for the young gen
tlemen, made up strictly for young
men. They carry all the snap that
can be put into tailoring. Every suit
guaranteed as to material shape re-
tanning and durability.
Prices range from $500 to $4,000
Stein Bloch Clothes for the more
conservative dresser, in all the new
materials so popular for this spring.
This make is so well known that the
name is all that need be mentioned.
None better, few so good Come in
regular, stouts, and Sims. No matter
how hard you are to fit we can fit
you. Prices range from $1,000 to
$4,000
One lot of suits, values to $4,000 on
sale tomorrow at $14.9S
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A. OVERLY returned yesterday t,
Pomeroy, where he is in business
Fifty Hats go on sale Saturday q
the Fashion Shop. Values to $3/a
$195. See them. II
Gust Dahl has sold his eighty acre
farm near Moscow mountain to Hiram
Lyons, for $55 per acre.
George J. Burr, the travelling agent
of the O.-W R. & N. is in the city on
a tour of inspection.
Fifty Hats go on salsfsaturday at
the Fashion Shop. yyfues to IS, at
$1.95. See them. II
P. Folger, the fire insurance ad-
juster of Spokane, is in Moscow, look
ing after business interests.
Duplicating money receipt books,
home manufactured, 25c each, at
Glenn's News Stand. 49tf
Fifty Hats go on sale Saturday at
the Fashion Shop. ValuesFto SIS, at
$1.95. See them. II
Mrs. j. D. French left this morn
ing for Poe station, to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Lumpkins, for a
few days.
o. R. Strong and his son Ralph, of
Cora precinct, father and brother of
City Clerk j. R. Strong, arrived in the
city yesterday for a visit.
Mrs. C. L. Gritman and Mrs. Jay
Woodwork, left yesterday for Walla
Walla, where they will visit friends
before going to Waitsburg, where
they will remain for several days.
j. R. Maughn, senior in dairying
at the university, is preparing to leave
at the end of the school year for CAL
gary, Alta, where he has accepted a
O.,
as manager of the milk department, at
good salary.
DR.. and Mrs. William Hatfield were
at home last evening to a number of |
friends, who spent the evening at |
cards, after which refreshments were |
served. Those present were Mr. and |
Mrs. R. Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. H. |
Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. John Marriott,
and Mr.. Hillyard of Spokane.
George E. Wycoff, who is superin-
tending the Moscow paving, has moved
his family into Mrs. S. H. Knepper's
home on Sixth and Washington
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George E. Wycoff, who is superin-
tending the Moscow paving, has moved
his family into Mrs. S. H. Knepper's
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vetch. Write to Mark Means Co
Lewiston, Idaho, for prices. l9tf

MODERN BUNGALOW FOR SALE
Three bedrooms and bath, built-in
buffet; bookcases; linen closets;
hardwood floors; full basement:
wood life; dumbwaiter. Strictly
up-to-date. Terms to suit purchas-
er. Inquire at the Star-Mirror Of
nee. Tiff
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WAISTS.

We still have large as
sortment of patterns in those
beautiful Lengine and Geisha
tailored waists. All sizes and
regular values to $3.50 for
only csc. If you have not
purchased, come in Saturday
and wei will be pleased to
show them to you-for they
are wonderful bargains.
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MEMS STYLISH CAPS.

Just received a special shipment of
nifty Spring Caps, all of the latest
styles and materials, newest colors.
heavy visor band, finished with heavy
tam top, leather sweat bands, tape
seams. Priced from 75c to $500
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testerdav improving the thoroughfare

yesterday improving the thoroughfare
between here and Uniontown by filling
lin chuck holes, leveling the rough
places, etc. Other members who were
assigned roads leading into the city,
also report progress.
An up-to-date far4er will plant
alfalfa, red clover, agsike clover, tim
othy, dwarf Els. ta9, orchard grass
sugar cane, canAfdfn field peas or
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| streets, where he will live during the
summer His two boys have been
placed in the public schools. Mr.
! Wycoff is the only one of the paving
men to bring his family with him to
Moscow. Mrs. Knepper has moved to
her farm northeast Of town.
Bargain nltig<e at the orpneum
Saturday. sit feels; two-hour show.
Children, five cents. II
Probation Officer Roy Johnson left
today for brief visit at Genesee.
A marriage license was issued from
the county auditors office today to
Thomas Smiser and Della Stephen
son, both of Elk River.
Theo e. Martinson, county assessor,
ills in Genesee today on business in con-
nection with the appraisement of city
property there.
ChiAdren's matinee at the Orpheum
Saturday. A two-hour show for a
nickel Y
Chris Hagan, Jay Woodwork and
M. e. Lewis, members of the financial
committee of the Latah County Fair
association, went to Potlatch today in
the interests of that organization.
Saturday, April 26, VIII be watch
day at Wallacc's Jewelry Store.
Watches sold at Auctioa! Do not
miss this rare Opportunity to buy a
good watch for littlf honey. Every
watch sold carries nj / guarantee, the
same as when bought at private sale.
76tf !
G. B. Green, chairman of the good |
roads committee of the chamber of |
with two helpers, spent
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-04-25
RED HOT RUGgsPECIAL.

Good news in housekeeping These the
able offer the buying public before We
bought avanageouS price will them to
way Make appoint to visit the Sd Floor during
this great sale.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs all neat designs and
extfa tghf thus giving hard finish
Saturday 1896
Nine by twelve, beanB all continuous piece,
all wool pile and 1913 Oriental and floral pat
At your choice Bafdrday 1925
by Bruse4s Rugs all 1913 spring patterns,
designs Not stamped pattern but
dyed md 1pecal price, Saturday $685.
9x12J all the patterns for spring At
S19IS5
specials Carpets