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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-05-29
Ice Cream Supper.

There will be an ice cream supper
at the Town Hall Friday night for the
benefit of the parsonage, to raise FUNDS
to cover the kitchen. Misses Juliette
Hopkins and Nina Randle are at the
head Of the affair, and that ensures its
being a success.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-05-29

Poor appetite is a sure sign of i'm.
paired digestion. A few doses OF
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's will strengthen your digestion and
improve your appetite. Thousands
have been benefited by taking these
Tablets. Sold by all dealers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-05-29
Mrs. Yves Mosier.

Mrs. Yves Mosier, an aged lady of
Victoria, died Thursday. She was the
mother of s. R Mosier of this place.
The interment was made at Sardlss
Friday in the presence of number OF
friends and relatives.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-05-29
THE ALASKAs,
REFRIGERATOR

will save its cost in two seasons
bv its reduction in ice tills and
spoilage of food. 1t protects
health; it embodies everything
that experience has proven to
be best in refrigeration. II IS
made in the largest refrige-a-
tor factory in the world--over
100000 have been made and
sold to date. All sizes for the
home, grocer and butcher.
Send for complete booklet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
OLD rApERs FOUND IN norr,.r
Interesting Relic Recovered D.rir, t,.,
OF AnCent FlnYl SchnaI RuIidiiua -, NC

"a yi In
OF Ancient Floyd School BmIIdIpp
Floyd. Va. May l0.--While n q; NSors ~
tne Hrin OF Moore Bros. contractors fur
Ihe new hiSn school building was tearing
down me OLD building, near the ground I'm
lhe southWcSt corner 81 large black bottle
wa round This bottle would hold about n
luhrt. ana was one OF the old time bottles
III TINS bottle was part OF II wclI-pr.ssrved
New YORK newspaper, one side OF which
was printed the Declaration OF Indcpendenc,
anu the FAC sinhilc OF all the slgRers thereto
Another paper was also in this bottle near-
ing tie names OF tho trustees and all ,,or.
tributors toward the erection OF tho bri,k
academy. which was the first building erect.
ca IN the county for school PURPOSES This
paper hears date OF April 1871 which vns
the date OF laying OF tho cornerstone win
Masonic rites. "
Tho preamble. which Is very much faded
was signed by Thomas McCabc followed by
55iaryey Deskins: David Kitterman. Tazwcll
iieaden, samuel Dobyns. Major Howard
Annasseh Tico. Asa !. Howard Samuel A
EVahs. j. n. Zentmeycr. Alvin Graham,
ir,ieInlhg '" Lester. James B. Hcaden. Ir,
reward and Jackson Godbey On the back
o. ON, inns paper Is the following: The under
tnkets OF this building are Henry Dillon t.
w; Lester j. Gill, who do the work them
selves All OF tho above named mon we're
very prominent In their time. Samuel A.
E sns was the father of the late Rohley D.
i,Vahs descendants of nearly all OF tho
.,,1a men reside In the county. and older
citizens speak In the highest terms OF each
one whose name appears In the aboye list
rms was the beginning or tho educational
l.ioNeuldht IN this county, and these old
iNtners need Just such building that ia
soIhg !" ne erected 10 perpetuate their mem
tablet and placed over the door ut tho front
entrance. '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
SPRING TONIC AND MEDICINES

500 cred ScnlD sarsapariIIa. the ideal
spring medicine; cleanaes the system
of all impurities and mnkcs good,
rich blood .50c
sf.oO Celery Nervine Compound, n nerve
tonic md active Alternative; purifes
the blood, rencvs strength and vital
Hy, regulates the liver, kidneys md
boWeiS .................. .5Gc
SI.0C TasteIcss Cod liver OIL, combin-
ed 'with Wild cherry, extract mnlt and
hypophosphitex; excellent and
agreeable tonic. nutritsye md stiDu-
innt .......-........ .52c
sl.0O Compound Syrup HypophosphItcs,
tonic. Alternative and rcstorutive; for
the treatment of nervous and general
debility Jtc
s1.00 Marsh Root Compound, for all
diseases resulting from Inactive con-
ditionS of the kidney md liver. 59c
5oc Hecf, Iron md WineJ stimuIant,
nutrftive tonic and restorntiSe; IN
efficient md mild spring tonic. Z. . :loc
SOC Laxative Fig Syrup. with syrup
SIENNA compoundI valuable ns rem
cd. In weak and inactive conditions
of the liver, stomach and bowels, zoe
sI.0O Milan, the great blood tonic and
bouy builder 69c
sI.75 IS. S. ST." the old reliable vege-
table blood remedy ...... SI.35
S1.00 Is. II. H., blood tonic and fnvfE-
orhtor -.....-' Sic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

Introduced. And he would be very
much disappointed II he did not re-
ceive the seemingly marvellous reports
In Richmond. And the longer 1 re-
main in the city the more startling the
reports will be. I invite every person
who may be afflicted with rheumatism.
catarrh in any form. kidney, liver,
stomach, bladder trouble. Indigestion,
constipation, in weak. run down
condition, to call ut the Tragles drug
store, and have talk. You are not
Obliged to buy one thing, and il YOU
nave weak. run down, puny child, 1t
may have worms. and Quaker Extract
VIII expel any kind from man, woman
or child, and thousands of children
nave worms. Parents should take warn
ing before 1t is toe late Gray says
worms can be expelled without dieting.
sickness or any Ill effect. Gray can
be seen from 0 a. NJ. to p NJ. Call
to-day. 1t costs nothing to talk.
ADVERTISEMENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
'TEHE Old MADE YOUNG
what 10y and Happiness This Message Brine to the Hearts
of the Older People

Evansville. September Is (SpcciaD
AIR. w. II. Whithouse resides at SIS
Harriet Street. and is an old veteran
20 years of age. lie suffered for years
with rheumatism, kidney. liver and
bladder troubles, sometimes could
scarcely walk with pains in tho limbs
and feet. His back was very lame at
times or he had what is called lum-
bago. pains between the shoulders and
down the back. His kidney caused
him much annoyance, especially at
night Would have to get up several
times to void urine. His vitality had
nearly disappeared. He was weak and
nervous. all run down, and during
these many years of suffering he Ind
tried almost every treatment on the
market without, in many Instances,
ever getting the slightest benefit Was
almost disheartened, for he felt there
was no cure for his case: But after
reading and hearing about the many
thousands of people being cured from
the use of. the wonderful Quaker Herb
Extract and Oil OF Balm, that the
health teacher Is introducing now at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
BIGGEST SUNDAY school IN WORLD.
Native OF Rockingham County Makes
Grcnt Record I'm GeurSia.

Harr!sonburg. Va May lO.--Rov. l..
O. Rricker, ID. D.. native of Ottobine,
Rockingham County is the pastor OF
the First Christian Church in Atlanta.
Ga, which has the distinction of hav-
ing the biggest Sunday school In the
world.
Mondays Atlanta Constitution has
an article of several columns In length
telling an interesting story OF the sun
day school movement in that city.
Three months ago tho Second Bap-
fist Sunday school and the First Chris
tan Sunday school opened q contest
for new scholars, which has; aroused
the attention OF Sunday school workers
the world over. In that time Or.
Erickers church added 776 now. schol-
ars to the Sunday school, making Il
total OF 4.l29, which is pronounced by
experts to be the biggest sunday
school in the world" Glasgow, Scot
land, with $500 scholars. has held the
worlds record for n long time.
Last Sunday tho 1000 scholars OF the
two Sunday schools held historic
mass-meetinS on the grounds of the
state capitol In Atlanta. Newspaper
photographers and moving picture men
were on the scene and took snapshots
of the vast gathering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
EXTRA SPECIALS

800 Tragle's Seamless Fountain Sy-
ringe, rapid flow tubing. fully equip
ped, direct from factory ........ .59c
soc Peerless Household Rubber Gloves
good quality and very useful for
spring cleaning .............. 28c
40c ono pound box of fine Assorted
Chocolates. az good as the best (only
two boxes to a customer) ...2Ic
25e bottle Gowan's Pneumonia Rem
cay '-............. lie
soc Bottle Gowan's Pneumonia Rem
Guy 3Oc
S100 bottle Gowan's Pneumonia Rem
soc one pint Pure Lofoten Cod Liver
oil; Just received .. Gle
500, $3.50 and $500 Imported Razors
including Wostenholm. Wade G.
Butcher. Commander, I. X. t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

Soc iager's SarsapnriIia for the spring
ic'cr ......-....t .30c
s1.00 Coopcr's New Discovery, for that
tired feeling zoe
s1.00 Bennett's New Life ..8c
S1.00 Perutone, for cntnrrh, stomach
troubles md dyspepsia .60c
sf.00 Wnterbury's Cod Liver OH, plain
or with creOsotc. ............. zoe
$500 Mnnoln Tonic zoe
si.O0 Wine OF Cardui, the great wo-
mans tonic md body builder. soc
S1.5o Feilo,vE' Syrup Hypophos-
phitcn, Bib
$500 Eckmnn's Alternative, the grcnt
remedy for tuberculosis. Sf.58
StOO Wnmpole's Syrup Hypophosphitcs,
with lime, soda. potash, nnKnesin.
iron, strychninc,c tc., fine tonic. 200
slO0 Woods sarsnpnrilIa ...... SIZE
81 Succus Alterans, for the blood, S1.40
Sl.OO Hnncocl<'s Liquid Sulphur, n rem
edy for eczema, skin and blood dis
Sl.O0 Lyons Periodical Drops. 8Sc
800 ID. ID. ID. Remedy for eczema, 2Ic
si.oo CnidweIrs Syrup Pepsin, 4Ic
SOC Family Physician, 17c and 31c
21c simmons Regulator ....... I0c
"i'"" 'hi TSt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

the Tragles drug store, he decided to
give them n trial, although very skep-
teal for he had been fooled out OF
so much money. He had right to be
skeptical. But after talk with the
health teacher, decided to try the small
treatment, bottles OF Extract $3.50
and ono OIL SOC. And after using them
about six weeks called back to tell
of the benefits received. saying when
l called and got that Quaker Extract
six weeks ago. l was 70 years Old yes
every day of 1t, but to-day 1 feel like
J did when I was fifty. and l. want 8
more bottles. for If / receive the same
benefit from them that 1 did from the
last bottles. Twill be back to 80 years
of age. Oh. what Godsend to tho
old man or woman: If they will only
give Quaker Extract trial. they will
bless the day. for 1t is the greatest
medicine In the world. $3.50
The health teacher, although al
ways pleased to hear those good, re-
ports. says this is only repetition of
the great work that's heing done every
place tile Quaker Herb remedies are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

H.OG. 75c and soc Sample Pocket
Knives. all makes and styles: choice
zoe, 30c and ............... 40c
$500 Ideal Whirling Spray Syringes
something you pay $500 and $500
lot Sill.
csc Box Eaton, Pike & Cranes linen
Writing Paper .................I.
Fac one pound Pure Linen writing
Paper Il Ice
I0c Linen Writing Tablets 7c
soc Custar's Emulsion OF Cod Liver
vi ana GiYcerine ............ zoe
loc Red Cross GAUGE Bandages. q
SOC one pound Absorbent Cotton. gle
l0c can Insect Powder 0c
25c tube Gunnelrs Catarrh Cream, for
catarrh. cold in head. etc. I6c
zoe bottle Root Beer Extract, one bot
tie makes gallons .1c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

ouEhly accurate 30
soc one pint bottle Tragle's Double
Distilled Witch Hazel lac
Csc Polishing Outfits, containing brush,
dauber and box polish DC
DC Toilet Soap, big assortment. 30
loc Back and Side Hard Rubber
combs Observation-Disclosures. 80
.ac Whisk Brooms ......-....,....1 TIC
Sl25 Flash Lights, complete 49,. Csc
soc Scissors. 3, and inch. 23c
SouVeni' Plates, assorted subjects. sold
for Sl.0o and S1.25. doc and .8Oc
souvenir Cards. one dozen. ....... De
soc Jar Tragle's Creme Lilis" Skin
Food Stc
25c Arnica Cream. for chaps. I7c
25c bottle Japanese Cologne. in ounce
bottles lie
25c w. II. Browns Ideal Cucumber
and Witch Hazel Cream nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
Household Necessities

&c r., one pound Moth 3 IL
Use one pound Pure Gum SQc
Caniphor ........,.. CoN
loc ono pound Flake .
Napthaline .......... L -
75c one roll Tar Paper. IL sheets.
sizes 40xiS inches. DC per
sheet. or roll of IL 400
sheets fON
40c one pound Pure Persian In
sect Powder. so per 900
cent strength ... GcS
&C Siebcrts Poison Fly Paper;
very effective, per pack do
age OF eight sheets. 49,. ~
soc "Tanglefoot' Fly Paper. the
Kind that sticks; 3 double
sheets for DC, or. per 9Ac
box of % double sheets. cfC
25c Dead Sure. for bed bugs and
verm.n OF all descrip- IT.
tons: full pint bottle. ~
26c Peterman's Roach Food.
sure thing for reaches and
ants; two sizes, DC loo
and ....... 1CC
Sulphur Candles-l5o kind ~
for Sc, 1oc kind for. .. ~
200 .Hooper's Fatal Food. To-
for the red water hugs. LIZ
16c Ell Vampire Insect Pow
der and bellows COM o.
piete ............. w
2bo Stearn's Electric Rat and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

monument committee, said that he was
advised before the public meeting at
Odd Fellows's Hall opened that at the
meeting OF the Daughters of the Con-
federacy earlier In the day II deYel-
oped that what appears to be a large
majority OF the women interested favor
tho construction here OF q memorial
hall instead of monument.
This was reported at the meeting
Thursday night, and therefore further
action toward raising money for q
monument was not taken, pending the
celebration of Memorial Day and the
calling OF n meeting at Il later day to
discuss the memorial hall project
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
nApr1srs OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Appropriate Services Held by Members
OF ConGregntIon In LEXINGTON.

Lexington. Va, May 10.-The Bap-
fist congregation or Lexington held APP
propriate services last Sunday morning
In honor of the seventy-second ami
versary of the founding OF their
church, which was established In 1871.
The present building occupies tho site
on which the original church OF that
denomination was erected In 1871. Not
n member OF the first congregation
which worshipped there lis now living.
DIR. Charles Manly preached sermon
on free-will Offering based on tho text
from T. Chronicles. 2s:14: But what
am ], and what is my people, that wo
should be able to offer so willingly
after that sort? For all things come
of thee. and OF thine own have we
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

Wray. 4. b.; Miss Mae Walton. A, b.: Miss
Annie Hobson, Miss Alice Hubbard. Miss
Estelle Thornton. Miss Mary Darlington. Tho
faculty In the high school will be the strong
est the school has ever had. there being four
full college graduates. including the princi-
pal. all cf whom nre not only teachers Of
ability, but also or wide experiences 1t IS
the hrst time tho school has ever had so
large n number OF college graduates IN the
faculty. Prof. Lindsay Crawley's appoint
Inent IL especially pleasing to the people. and
tho school, the pride of the county. will con
ttnuo TO grow. The retirement OF Superin-
tendent Hannah, or account of his falling
health Is much regretted. His conduct OF
the Office has been OF tie hirhest character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
suMrnvette Maroon to London

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
London, May 10.--A great sutfragette
march to London s being organized by
the National Union OF Suffrage Socie-
enteen sections from different parts of
England Will participate in the demon
stration, which will conclude with a
meeting In Hyde Park on July 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
PUBLIC LOSES IDEALS
Miss Ada Rehun Says Theatre Hns been
tommercinliacd.
Special to The Times DISPATCH.

New York, May 1o--Miss Ada Rehan.
at one time the most prominent actress
on tho American stage, declared regret
fully hefore sailing for England.
that the public has lost its ideals, and
that the frank commerclalism OF the
managers has tended to lower the tons
of the theatre.
The stage has degenerated sadly in
The tn, last few years said Miss Rehan
no eye for art. but only for tho boS
office receipts. They force inferior pro
cheaper and the net receipts will be-
greater.
Nor does the public give to it's IA
vorites the love II once did, The public
now goes TO tho theatre only to be
amused, and they view the stage folk
only with curiosity"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
president; Mrs. l.. II. Stephenson nr.t

president; Mrs. l.. II. Stephenson, first
vice president: Mrs. c. P Jones second
vice president; Miss Mollie Mauzy, sec
rotary, Mrs. s.. G, Eagle, treasurer;
Mrs %. ~ McNulty, registrar; Miss
josephine Stephenson. historian: Miss
Martha Eagle. custodian
Inc tuI wing members we're en-
rollcu% -nrs'. j. r. Bradshaw Nra
Charles Bradshaw. Mrs iosi $50 49,
Bradshaw, Mrs. S. g. Eagle. Miss IEsP Mare
ina Eagle. Mrs. Annie Ervine. Mrs
Kennel Mrs: G. l.. Jones' Miss Nnbic
Jones. Mrs j. c. Matheny. Miss BIannh
Ma Mrs; f. a. McNuity, Miss Mol
ne Mauzy, MISS Iona Pope, Mrs. l.. II
stephenson, Mrs. Boyd Stephcnson
Miss Josephine Stephenson. Mrs. S. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
TO RAISE oNFEnnnATE SHAFT.
Monument at Furmyille TO be Placed
ON More Communicating pcheAiul.

on More Commanding Pedestal.
Farmvllle. Va, May l0.-On a grace
full hilltop overlooking the town on the
Cumberland side of the Appomattox
500 Confederates sleep In their graves.
Five acres were decided to Farmvillo
many years ago, and 81 monument has
long marked the spot. but the Daueh-
ters or the CSnfederacy have now
place the monument on a more COM
manding pedestal so that il may DO
seen from the town, erect new cnclo-
sure cut away the underbruSh, seed
the entire surface In grass and make
beautiful this city of the dead. II can
be made very attractive n resting
place for the living a we'll as a place
worthy the dead resting there. IT has
been suggested that the next annual
reunion of the veterans be- held there,
the dinner spread In the OPEN and c'ti-
zens generally be invited to gather
with wen-flled baskets and make the
day memorable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
NEW CHAPTER, u. ID. @
Organized Mt Mcdowell by Women of
UluhInu1 County.
rcnocinitn TI,a Tin,ne' Iriso

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Monterey, Va May 10--The women
Of Highland organized chapter OF tho
Daughters OF the Confederacy at Nc
Dowell on Thursday. that being tho
hftieth anniversary of tho famous bat
tic. an appropriate time. The an
nouncement had been previously made.
and Mrs. II. L. Opte. OF stanton. pres.
ident- OF the j. f. 3. Stuart Chapter,
was present. called the meeting to or
Following are the officers OF the new
chapter. which Is to be known as the
silent Chapter. Mrs. J. D. Bradshaw,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

Si25 Popular" Hot Water Bottle. two
sl75 Royal Hot water Bottle. two two
So "Veribcsti hot water Bottle. , SSo
quart. red rubber .......... SLID
s1.s5 Majestic" Hot Water Bottle, two
quart. guaranteed Si.OO
Si.I9 two quart "premo" Fountain Sy-
ringe. rapid flow. three pipes. .S1.29
81 Elegant Fountain Syringe. rapid
flow, thrce pipes .SI.30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
RETIREs AFTER TmIRTYsrx YEARS.
superintendent OF Nppomnttor School. Ten
ders KcSignutiOu.

Appomnttox. Va. May l0-Tho County
school Board met Monday for tho last meet
ing this session. Superintendent j. Kirk
HahnaiS who has been n school officer in the
county for thirty-six years, rendered his
resignation. to take effect June l. The board
passed suitable resolutions expressing to Mr.
Hannah It's regrets to loss him as a school
officer, and also expressed appreciation OF
his efficient and able service to the schools
OF the county. In recognition of high esteem
Tor him, both rs superintendent and as a
high-toned map, the board presented him
with une cane. Resides routine work the
board selected teachers for tho Appomattnx
Agricultural School for next session upon tho
nomination or tho principal. Those chosen
arc: Miss Jennie Goodwin, A. b.; Miss Il. J..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

sI.0O Nutrient Wine of heed Pcptone,
liquid food .............. $50
soc Wyth's EfYervesccnt Sodium Phon-
phntc 31o
soc Scissors g. 4 and 5-inch ~ 23c
75c Boschec German Cough Cyrup 51o
zoe Halls Catnrrh Cure. 1900. 400
Si.00 Swnnson's Drops. ..-...... ITO
S1.O0 Sulpho Lythin 7Sc
SOC Phenol SodiIue ............ SIC
Sl.00 browns Iron Bitters ....... .13c
Sl.O0 Russclls Emulsion .73o
soc Sharpe .S DOhmc Emulsion $40
Sl.OO McGflps Orange Blossom. csc
zoe TrHElo Laxative Cold and Grippe
Cure ................. DO
Trnglc's 40 Little Liver Pills, .8Ixo
25c Sedlitz Powder 90 nets I'm n
Dox) 161e
csc Maicnn Pills lie
soc Lnnactic Pills 600 In bottIeD ate
25c Carriers *. & Ii. Fea. .... Use
Sl.oo Gypsy GIFT ..-.............. .7Sc
S1.o0 Wyethc's Beef. Wine and
iron Go
Zoe MnIcnn SnIve GNc
SI.OO Mrs. Joe Pcnrson's blood Rcm-
euE ...,......... G5c
SOC Purcell IS Ladd's Hypophos-
phites .....-............. soc
soc Warmers 5-grnin Lithia Tab
soc Eiy's Cream Hahn for cntarrh, 41c
25c GuunclPs Cntnrrh Cream. .17c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
WORTHY SONS OF NOBLE FATHER.
Bedford City Young Men Do Things
ThQt MnfSe Family Proud

bcdforu city Young Men Do Things
That Make Family Proud.
Bedford City, May 10.-Arthur w.
James. son of Rev. G. r. James, of Bed
ford Circuit. won tho medal In the
state oratorioal contest held at Hamp-
den Sidney. Mr.. James represented
William and Mary College. Another
son OF Rev. c. X. James some years
ago won one OF tho Rhodes scholar
ships and spent four years at school
In England. Rosser. younger son. Is
now attending Il. NJ. A. and i'm addi-
ton to his mental talents, is becoming
famous as q baseball pitcher. having
won every gamo he has pitched this
season.
These are worthy sons OF a noble
father, for Mr.. James Is one of the
most consearnted workers that ever
labored for the Masters cause In Bed
ford. His earneStneSS and consistent
Christian character have won tho re-
snect and admiration of every one who
has learned TO know him since he ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
MEMORIAL HALL FAVORED.
Norfolk Chapters Prefer This Instcnd
OF C0nfctlernte Monument.

Norfolk. Va, May f0.-A PROPOSAL
made by members Of the local chapters
OF tho Daughters of the Confectionery
mt a meeting Thursday caused change
of the plans of Pickett Buchanan Camp.
Confederate Veterans. and others work
ment to the women OF the Confederanv
and at the meeting of those interested
in the monument plan no definite stems
were taken toward soliciting additional
subscri ptions TO the monument fund
H. G. HOggard chairman of IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

81 wythe's Sage and Sulphur.
Doe and. ............. 69c
soc Partisan Sage Hair Tonic. SOC
81 Parker's Hair Balsam Sic
81 Woodbury's Hair Tonic. .60c
CSC Arabian Egg Shampoo .21c
81 Fairs Gray Hair Restorer. zoe
soc Walnutta Hair Stain. q. 800
81 Damschinsky's Liquid Hair
Dye, 41c and. zoe
$3.50 Imperial Hair Regenera-
tor ................ 81 90
csc Palmer's Hair Success
Dressing ................. .21c
Csc Nelson's Hair Dressing. Gle
soc Ford's Hair Pomade. -. 3Dc
Doc Mansdeld's Cappilaris. -i3c
81 Mrs. Potter's Walnut Tint
iialr stain .GDc
50c Swedish Hair Powders. ale
- Modcne. FOR removing su-
perfiuous hair .,.. roc
81 Delatone, for removing SUI
perHuous hair zoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11
RUBBER GOODS

81 "Veribest' Combination Hot Water
Bottle and Fountain Syringe. red
rubber, four pipes. guaranteed s2.40
s2.50 Royal Red Rubber Combination
Hot Water Bottle and Syringe, three
81 Family Hot Water Bottle. -. $3.50
$3.50 Victoria" Hot Water Bottle.
Para Rubber ...S 81. 40
$3.50 Sterling Hot Water Bottle. two
quart ............ ............. .S0c