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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
DURHAM.

Special - The Times Dispatch
Durham y. g. February The Tour
i,ts club met With Mr.. l. X Powe. in Vest
Durham. Thursday afternoon. and enjoyed
one Of their delight fuI siudics OF India After
DISCUSSING he latest news OF India the guests
- Mr.. Powe we're treated TO two-course
iunc--eon
ar. !. Harp irwin en- er'ained 'hs Up
Date Ciuo Thursday afternoon; a, ner
oreScnted q -priug-h.e appearance decorated
v.ith the earliest ~priu- flowers An interest
ing literary program Was presented the mem
No. nv MIR. Juia -ss>cr and Mr. T. .
Tbc JIal,.von Literary Club Vas entertained
nv Mr. Holman Hawis THURSDAY afternoon
~ most delightful manner. This club :
sud.inp Mexico. ard Mr.. Marion King read
a re-, interesting paper on shat country
Misc NaInir Co'fav. OF High Point ans:
Nrari, Mos Of I.Iffisfcu. are the guests OF
.i,c NIis..-~ NfcCra~Len. 81 Morris street
/ W Rem and wife. Of Norfolk. are the
quests 81 Captai1 and lir~- J x kenn- on
IL Re-. por.at ma gone to Richmond.
d. b..-. ~he " 80 .i-if relatives Tor several day
NJ. r e. Poole. Of Philadelphia D. the
.-r,c>s o. Nii-. NiacEir Hacan. IA East Durham
Er " 4 Irwin va hostess Tuesday
c,.,nin~ A. hr~ home. iiiiicre>t. in West
Durham a ssauftfui iarsaeon "a boior 81
Mr.. john - HARDY Of Boston wa" j. VIC
.u...t Of Mr.. ) g Niirnfe
NJ. G~o-g~ " Watts entertained IN a
-. ..~,,.trrr rraunsr FRIDAY s@frruoOn. IN
bono ~ NJ. Charle~ Billing. of Nrv forN
ard Mr.. John -. Hardy ~ Bo-tpr- Tine
r,lor .~hrrrr va. piuk. thc homo being ar'l~-
tscaiix adorned with sweet pea. -rf'n '"'''H
ami ferns Thee charming .i-iicr~ haN~ be-"
fr. --siuierif- uf many ~.loial bHnor~ ir ini-
,,f. Nfr 3 T. Nio-chr..d ~ u'r home.
HAYWOOD sufsrtain,d Eu.-i~y ~ thf'f
honor. r..s-.
.sf.~uo.,-, tI q bridge pat D.. ~ honor "I NJ.
r,,- OF N.u YORK " ~ b. The gus-i OF s-r~-
= q fsrsv f,.. and Aii-~s- Mar Z humps
and ffo~r... ". sff - Raleigh = no are IN .
.-.....f- 81 -f.. ~ D. ~srriar. M ~rfhi-h
si.a entertained ~ ar au-tinn bridge pfr's
.iundse afternoon -.
There vas o. gath ring ~ ~ ,isn-nf" p
ff,.. homo 90 t.- and Nc. =. y Fiiie- ~"
~o~.h Manure Street saturday evening, ~
h,.nor of the surifrr-fr. 81 "a nirtH ~ va
s,r..f ~r,,frhnlau Robbie Egrn- \ Nfo''H
,,r..r-ars va. ~ar-i.i ouf duriuE ne evening
~sn.i..iny 81 Songs ard relation.
Str. John ~r-ln' iin cut~rtairen n'n'
... al b..- f-..rt.. Monday af.fiutrE 10 hunrf
sra E.,.ian rH-urrtif sl.- llc-i'iot- -fif"- @''
fsa. afrr SERVED .
Mis-. willie smith Wa nu.fe-r Co Diifr :
,,..,..f..r 80 Lfr fr n.- Monday affrrfsrn am
aaf-lau irldr, va. thr pre-. aiiinr Tan' -a'i'
AMI oi hc- d-iiriif fai rcfre-hfrcni. " ~,
Air and Nr. aaron Morris snH hitlt ~ ~ ~. y.
Ger Torif uf 1ara-rus illr. Pa. arc I" ~
..ft she quests 1r rrr.. Morris mo nff. -.
Nfsff.ffnfr The came 20 attend NV ''''
i,l.rs- Lehman marriage -.
efr. o " wnU~ 90 Eichm1nd D. 20.
etfe.i - be- Son. g. G.. White. 90 N"rr"'~"
s. L..ssis of Kichuiond. mo ha. been
a.. r.f..' 90 fi. H-nfh~r " y. Haidrtn ann
r.,uift oa Wei Chapel Hir Sf-rci. ma ~
srrrfI home
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i-by. of Vernon Hin Is the guest OF friends
here
Miss Elizabeth CraddOck is at home from
the Greensboro Normal College
y & Henderson and ID. ID. Leslie visited
Ivnchburg lat week az which time the latter
was initiated into the ElkS fraternity
Robert A Russell. OF RuStbUrz. was the
guest Of Judge W r Barksdaie Monday last
Mrs II NJ Vaughan. Of Centralis. IS visit
ing her father Judge W. r Barksdale-
Mrs &. J. Hughes. OF Richmond II visiting
relatives here
Mis- Lea Faulkner chsrmingly entertained
her friends at auction bridge on trifsy OF last
week.
T II. Lester. Of suiherlins. visited relatives
here sunday
Miss Garland Dorsey entertained Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Florine Irby. guest
Of Miss Lea Faulkner.
The ROYAL Ambassadors were entertained
at a peanut party Friday night. given by Miss
Helen BarkSdsIe. After the games. Miss
Martha Craddock assisted with the refresh
menfs Those present were. Miss Gertrude
Larry With Cecil smiley. Miss Mamie crews
with Writ Shapsrd. Miss EmDSic ShspSrd with
Macon smiley Miss Carrie Dickens with
Ueber Shapard Miss Cello wilbur with Carl
Draper Miss Mamie Draper with Herbert
Wilburn Miss Annie Pittmsn with Robert.
Crews Miss Thelms smiley with Jack Smiley.
Mis- Virginia Loveiace with Dick Craddock
and Roy Wiiburn.
The Earnest Workers Society was reorganiI
Cd "Wednesday evening. with the foilowIng Of
acer~ elected for the year, MrS John y
T,rire n-e~ident and treasurer Mrs. ID. D.
Leslie. xice-preSident. and Miss Evelyn Nc
Ghec- secretary
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Mrs. J. f. Wilcox and Mrs " \ Gray.
who have recently spent several weeks IN the
hospital in Richmond. both returned TO Their
homes in WaverIy his week
T. r Brittle and II J. Drewry returned 10
their homes IN Waveriv to-day. fter spend ~
the greater portion Of the vrek in Baitl moro
Professor George Z. Arnold Of the Di~pa-
ranta High school spent the weekend last
week with friends IN Navcriy.
r. d. Norris OF sussex Court house. spent
two DAYS in NavcEiy thiS week. where be " -
warmly greeted b. his friends.
Mis- adeline \orficet has RET urned 20 her
home in suffolk after spending several day
in the horne Of MIR and Mrs. u. Spratic, D.
on West Main STREET
Mrs Jester 4. Gray. OF Milton Del Is
visiting her sister. Mr. J.. -. Vaughan on
Wet Main Street
Mr. 7. Schapiro has returned TO her Rome
in WaverIy. after spending ten day with
friends in Baltimore
Henry Morris. o.! Fredericksburg was the
s,,te-f 81 his friend. in MaN-fiv on sunday
The Young sdie>s se~irg Circle OF verify
were the GU -~ts 80 Mr.. { r. Smith. a. her
nome on Coppernaunk Avenue. to-day.
Hon ~ STANLEY BUR-. OF tisremcnt- was
in waVcriy to-day
Mr. ) r west spent the day in Pe'ers-
burg NQ~ferdaT
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ONANCOcK

I<pc.-isi 20 The Time Dispatch
pnan-ock Va. frprusry ~ ~ n'ir,'
" Cullen went 10 her home in Se@i setoH 7
D.l "Wednesday. She wa accompanied o. NJ
roothe~ .frS - 50. Gusts and her ~f~icr- MT
X J. Shirid who Nil be- her guests Tor ~e'
ersI week..
S-r~ff~ ar. back from q i~if &C. tbeir ricih"r
Nfr Thoma- ~ scott. - Esstsiiir-
Mr. Joseph = Mill ~ss hos. e~- Tor fnf
card ciun Nedn,-.ds. sft~rr"sn-
Mis- Nirginia Hoptiu- b. visiting " PISS
Ethel Bixelo~ of Esifiuio-e. i.,forr r.. iHr
h. v ~ spend oral dag 81 Anray'it- 'i'f,
>hc uiii affrrl hep a. irc Naval Nrsfcn', y
NJ IN. mid winter dance 90 81 John r q 90.
uanIfn ard Charlie Wake haff
returned rrofa o. fr.r 90 Elitirprf.
John " s-f.-Ii- fir week -fun E''ri 81
Mr. and Ni-- %s.h 81 Port -rruutl
NTis. Fanny Wf.in~ irn for "ia f"'n'
d. D. y L~.fhcrhurv celebrated hi.
eiytf.-~i-AfI hirf adaF " eiue-fiay Hr -rfn
tho dar oulrfif 10 hpme receiving me 'rntf Ai'-
Iafisrs au.l i,,-r ei-lis- ~ hi many frifn'i-
s.rr enf~.a ti- tcnirg VS. -n'ni hi
~t,aa o. ihr f1-feru shore 'haptff. y -
q " aInf.Ia. 1r| iur Do" "a TITO
sriucips. -ruu-eHeut. iii-. p"r''nf "'''
non fhf rritr
Herbrri lewis. ~ rhi,sde.ph''. o. TOO
el.r.f - ~. cnu-iu. tna-if. i.rri~ So.
~ ~arlrsi- 81 Nrr Nork. fi~firi W
md Air. Nfiiis rii4f
" o. Hubbard nf Richmond. Vas ~ tow
this 9rok .
ms her sister NJ. ffhr sifer-. ~ haiil
moe arrite,i Hunc Tuf-nlt. hrtnEint hI'
Wfrf-rs affh be- TI-f were F1fh W.T.
D., -. dfafl nf Mr.. 'rgl-Iu s ierAff
NJ and Str. Frnr-f Hueair1r arr h"'n'
from fiisIr Wedding ffir -.
ThafIrns Tone4 ~ f'lfrifsu. So Hfth w
and Nfrs " Hr.tf~u Nfdnr-daf-
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jor and Mrs. Buchanan are sim lovers
Their home is always open 10 their
friends. particularly the boys and girls
whom they know and whom they en-
courage along the pathway that rem
deTed them so happy. The major IN
his library is genial, scholarly phnoso-
pher: his wife in her drawing room or
garden chaperone and hostess IN
whom members of both sexes take
great pleasure.
The motif of the story relates TO
events happening years before the
story opens. The father of Andrew
the Glad" was Andrew Sewer. The
son is his fathers namesake. aud Is IN
love with Mary Caroline Brown. but
feels himself separated from her by
tragedy which caused MS father
death when the son was little lad.
The breaking down of prejudice
engendered and kept alive by remem-
brance takes some time. but time
doesn't enter into the count of sweet
hearts.
4 phase of Tennessee politics enters
into the makeup of the novel. me en-
vironment and character of which be
longs To this State.
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THE Dragons Daughter"

BY clyde Q. Westover- The Neale
Publishing Company. OF New YORK
- cents net.
Chinese stories are always Interesting
Americans know 20 little about these
strange people that information from
one who has made study OF the many
phases OF their life IL douDly welcome
The Dragons Daughter l. love
story. a sweet. tender story hat grips
The heart OF the reader The heroine
her lover. LUX Chan. is q tCngman- LUX
Chan and his sweetheart father belong
20 opposing tong- .ha' are - war. and
the lover - selected by LOT 20 kili ncr
father. They have many un~ and downs.
me lovers and on account Of her trouble
the lovers. and on account OF ner
troubles Sen Cnce attempts suicide. but
j. saved
When the lover goes 90 carry "tt his
blood vow and Kill the ajner. NJ he-l-
tates "a moment a. NJ = taking ann ~it b
his revolver. Just a. that moment the
father - killed b- another man who
susps.t him Of treacheTy. and Lux Oman
l. saved from becoming murderer.
The scene of tne story j. laid ~ Cali
rornia and Mr.. Wcsfovcr lays bare all
he many horrible things in Chimes
life. both above and below ground. IN
daylight and IN darkness. but NJ doc
IT. with ihe pen az an artist 80 that d
informs and not offcnds
The reader will find hrre q touchus
story that appeals 90 he heart and tina
gives much information on Chinese life
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MT ON TIL E REVIEWERS TABLEK
9Q8axsl<El =SEle ssz&ssMFS
60 W.

rich man who. Mr. Buckrose saws
-draul- ms port in a handsome paneied
diuinc-roor The story opens when
Henry Brown. prosperous shipowner
had gone 10 his rest and the survivors
living where he lived and being IN per
ION The widow of the grandson OF his
attn son. her daughter, Margaret. and
a n.nsioned relative. Llewellyp Brown,
who lived on peptonized milk, was very
much afraid of germs. and was as
didacfic and as eXacting' as possible
lie WAS given "A room in the home OF
his sister-in-law because OF the ad-
vantage he conferred as paying
guest. When the pressing necessity or
his presence was removed. he was al
lowed 10 stay on because OF his humble
enfreaties. which were straightway for
gotten.
The author Of The Browns con-
ceives il 20 be frsi and foremost, the
life Of Margaret Brown. To the feaurr
il seems equally the life Of Nlaf2afe,
mother The mother is a woman VINO
all her married existence. while Mar
garet was growing from babyhoou 10
womanhood. suffered from being con
nned 10 the dun routine OF "a Wor Noudy
world. with no opportunity 10 sratiiy
her lOngings 70 see sOmethi 81 nc
outside. and TO indulge her taste ioi
small pleasures ana tA - q N~i'>~ -
which WON en- delight.
Her opportunity came when MarsaIe'
inherited a small fortune rom an
ancient cousin Miss Rebecca Brown.
4 quarrel BET tween Miss Brown ana h"t
young relativ. az the last momeht en-
Gangered Margaret chances OF near
ship Margaret became 50 angry 'na'
she took matters in her own hands anu
before Miss Rebecca Brown eyes. de.
stroved a viii in which Miss Brown mao
substituted the name of Margaret
distant cousin. Gerald Brown Tor tna'
of the Girl The death of the spInster'
without time 20 make now VIII lett
Margaret claim valid and Margaret
because she could not bear 10 deprive
her mother OF lOnged-for chances 10
be gay independent takes MISS re
becca s little hoard.
OF course her &ct:0n brings about
its complications and results MAJ IL
inevitable And the relation OF these
com plications and their hnsl ADJUST
nent makes the book l. concerns
itself With middle-class English people
and their habits and WAYS. u Is no,
wildly exciting. bat il has a very rea'
merit fits own as its reader cannot
fail 10 realize
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with Carson and Fremont"

By Edwin L. Sabin. >. Il. Lippincott
Company. Of Philadelphia. Pa 81. > not
The mother of Kit Carson. or TO be
more exact. Christopher Carson. OF
Kcntuckv was Rebecca Robinson. OF
Virginia Iohn Charles Fremont :
mother was Anne Beverley Pryor. also
Of Virginia
The book opens with a chronological
table in which principal events III the
life OF Carson. "trapper. guide and
Indian fighter" and OF General Ere
mont leader Of three great expcdi-
tions. are placed by contrast in parallel
columns.
These two Joined forces 70 break
the hostile spirit OF he Western wilder
ness ne country that = now 4 centre
of civilizat ion.
The narrative mas Illustrations and
portraits by Charles II. Stephens. The
author says in his preface The Oliver
Virgins i'm This narrative - real have
talked with him. He was the little boy
under the wagon. and he was the Taos
tad who won the Kit Carson rif'e he
was upon the Fremont and Carson
First Expedition. ana ne was upon
the Second Expedition. b. way Of Salt
Lake 70 For- Han. However. there ne
. turned back with the other Carson
men. In taking MIN through. Is IN nav
ing him ascend the highest peak. voyage
the salt Lake in the rubber boat. and
he prominent in various such adventures
have added to his biography. as told 70
me.
The book viii prove a source Of de
light 20 American boys.
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BY George *. stiles. Harper 4
Brothers. of New York and London.
$3.50
Egypt and the Blue Nile remain en-
chanted regions Of mystery which have
only lately been Familiarity treated in
books. Both Lower and PIPER Nile
are associated in the mind with the
houseboat. so the appearance in The
Dragoman" of the Narghila tied up
at AssOrti might have seemed an un-
important affair had it not been
bumped amidships on hot June af-
tcrnoon by another Nile boat. on which
the owner of the Narghiia. an Eng
lishman. John Harrison Randall. living
in Egypt. saw a young American girl,
beautiful beyond belief. and wondered
why she should be there
He followed her boat. and was able
at "A very critical moment To rescue
the girl. Her father. who was travel
ing with her. died in the country Of the
Blue Nile.
The book is fun of NIOhammcdan
tradition and Of Wild and impro able
adventure. II is too fun of savagcry
and the primitive African lust OF Kill
ing 10 commend Itself 70 the reader who
prefers adventure founded on fact.
The story ends with a ball at the
Khedives palace and the clearing up of
all Misunderstanding between John
Harrison Randall and his rescued
American sweet heart
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FIR DANDRUfF, FALLING HAIR Or
JTGHY SCALP-25 Gent "DAAOER|AE'
c ,,r hair Danderne destroys dandru and stops aine
W hair at once Grows hair, we prove it,

hair roofs finish. loosen and dc. then the
hair ialis ou' last
II vo,ir ha'r hls been neglected and IS
tn,, f,dcc dr., stage, ~ to, OILY. don't
hesitate. b,a gct a ,s-ccnt hottie Of
E.ovIf~n's Dandcrinc At anv Orig store
or .oil.f counter. apply = little ~ directed
,nd ,cn r,,nufcs alter Won vii .sy this
"a. the t..f Investment vou ever made.
We .;ncerrlv hclievc. regardless Of
e,cr,tb;ny ei4c advertised. thai u yog
do.;r, III i.f~srous. beautiful hair md
lo,s Of ~ no dandruf no itching scalp
md no more falling hsir-you must Use
K,ovi,opis Daudcrirc. " cvcnfually-
vhv not now A 7s-ccut bottle vii truly
amaze YOU Advertisement.
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Improvement Society. which was held Tues
dav ni-ht in the Methodist Church annex.
IN interesting question was discussed the
sub e-. being Resolved. That the contract
f.t.~ system IN the Iirgini. Deniten'iary
......id ,- aboiiShed These Tseetings are
f,it Of interest and are largely attended
NF~s Charles Turner j. visiting Dr.. Muses. :
family aad other relatives in baltimore
-;'hr children Of the Highland Springs school
we're kept busy during the past week with their
examinations and most 81 tho n are now ready
TO s-art On Their new WorA- having been pro
NOTED
The Rev DR.. ,. O Kirk of Dumbsrton.
Will preach 20 the Bap:isis 90 Highland Springs
SUNDAY morning
NI-s Bartlett. who has been quite sick. il
5-.srl~gvfug
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bERRfvlLLE

special to the Tined. patch
RerryNiIic IA February Mr. D. ~ VI
,-I.geff tas returned TO Springfield after a
,t.ff 10 relative IN New YORK. md tsostnn
Ms Mamie White ard ? r. whiting were
cuc-ts Of Mr. and Nlrs fr"9Fr hNr"eh at
-1ft .irr the first % the uecA
g. T. Carlton and n. ID EDi'~ - baltimore
were. IN town this wei
Nj Oldham. Who has been spending some
e. NJ aIrneida fsf fIi~ week frs Phi
adelp hia ard New YORK
sfr.. Thomas NcCo-f1cl ard Mis- Rose r
NfcC.rruics. 81 Frank ford and MI tHru>
Ntrs-s~r,ick have gone 10 Alexandria 10
-rs.-rs. the rest cf tho winter
-.re Charlie Garrett. of Baltimore was IN
town She cariy part &c the week
VI Milton 81 ilager-foUn. Nd. motnreu u"
tow, ono dar fhi~ week
g. " BroSn. Of Roanoke. wss IN town the
fr~f 80 ff- seek -.
,s- ami AR. - T.. PaIm5s are in Eai'i-
rsnrr th.s ur-k.
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THE Cavalier in America"

By Lyon q. Tyler. president OF Nj
liam and Mary College
With q portrait an picture OF ar
Humphrey Gilbert who. With Sir
Walter Raleigh was. in Dr. Tyler s
opinion. "a twin sponsor OF American
civilization charming brochure.
The Cavalier in America has been
sent out by is author - New car
Greeting
In summing up MS conclusions Dr-
Tyler writes. There can be no ooNpl
shat while IN ranclerinE. in industrial
results and IN the promotion Of schoois
and education re has been. largely
owing 70 circumstances. outdlstanced oE
MS Puritan feilov-la borers. his WORK
IN the four grea- fields OF cololniza-
tion. statesmanshlp. Jurisprudence ana
wa has been supreme
In the extension Of territorial pow
o. there neve- have been any - =
Derio-s IN breadth % view. 20 Sir
Humphrey Gilbert Si~ Walter Raleigh
and their Successors Who ruled IN the
London com pany or in the colony and
two centuries later. figured as Presl-
dents Of this great repubhc-N ash -
iugtOn. jefferson. Madison. Monroe
Harrison. Tyler and Taylor In me
ar Of nation building. who can De
named as superiors 20 Thomas JEFF
ferson. James Madison and James
Monroe In me domain Of law mere
are there superiors 20 JOnn NarSnali-
Bushrod Washington. philip ?. Bar
bour. St George Tucker ana Spencer
Roane7 And n war what names
breathe more Of majesty than those OF
Washington. Scott. Taylor and k"o-
ert T. Lee And nov. IN 1913. under
Woodrow Wilson. may he Cavalier
sDi-!- which solved tho problems
growing OUT Of the American Revoiu-
tion. successfully guide 20 the soiu-
non of the hard less important prob
Lon. -. 49,. - Il.
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n Won care ior heavy hair. that g'is'ens
With beauty and i. radiant With lnc. h''
IN in-ompsrabl- -oftac-s and IS fully
and la.irou. ,ou must nc D1ndcfinc'
t.r,u.r no.hine ci-c sccomPli-hcs 20
murh ior thc BAR.
u.s., onc spp'ioa,iyn II knovl'on 3
D,rJ-riuc uil double fhc beauty 81 sour
t.;r f.,..,,i... d immediately di.-oivc- ever
-..rf;rf. al fardru0. you cannot havc
80 re,,,. hcsifh, hair 4 you have dan
d-,,n Tn,. .r.frrciivc eCurf robes The
a. a ;.s lr.trc. IT. strength and - vcry
life. and Il roi overcome y produccs =
fc,crishn~ss and itching OF the sca'p' the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
MILLER SCHOOL

~peeiai 10 The Tiriss- ID sratchJ
Miller school Va. Fefrusrs D.. Rev Mr.
Lee. 81 Chariot fsr~siiie prca BOD here sun
gav lie also addrr. >ru tho \ " 9 \
- the evening
"a, scion ccok 81 the University OF
virginia spent Sundaf ~ home
Fr~.ue = Brown. ~ she University OF
xs-,f-fia rsie she srifsci i~.f his week
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

SPECIAL % Tho Times i'isp3 .'H
.--.,-.r's atudv club % Highland crrtnEe.
~iu r,~et IN "Wednesday afernoon- ~ '"'
t..serrens - tnitv Chaprl .
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WAvERlY

SPECIAL 60 Tho Timrs-Di.-af - -.
49,. 4. Fcfrsa~v o. Mr. Eorrri
" R-nris Ter wavcrfy tr-day Tor -
10 her r.rrnfai home IN NoD.ir Ma. 'oio.f
Arnold her husband accompanied ner a. -
a. or censb0ro. g.
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By Maria Thomas Davies. Illus
trated or r ~ Cro~br. The Bobo--
Merrill Companr. OF Indiana polls.
Ind s. 80 me-
some years ago Miss Davies. q
Tennessee woman. wrote "a story called
Miss Selma Lue The heroin" OF
h.r oOoE vas resident 81 Harpe'
VALLEY Tenn. a spicstcr wi-h a warm
heart and open arms. 90 which all the
children around her crept a. TO an I'M
failing refugr
since her first book. the pen OF Miss
D..-i,-s has made the jewellers ii
Harpcth VALLEY and inc valley 90 a.-i'
known 90 thousands of readers tf-
drew the Glad has The HarDef "f-
vironueut and association and belong
60 he type Of people that originated
,yf-h SELMA i.ue Two OF ~ rha-
actcr- m Andrew the Glad 80
mos attractive. indeed ar.
-o.sug save iu hear fh-
.-car- has pora"red their uair
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Chiffon Taffeta, Sl.5O I'D
There's a wide choice here
of plain and twO-tOned Silk,
in black, white and large
assortment OF cOlOrs; IS inch
es wide, soft and rich.
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eros De Londre, Sl.25 yd
A beautiful, twO-tOned
fabric. in brown, navy, black,
taupe and other rich shades,
with printings in neat JAG
GUARD designs, d inches wide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

The most OF these are Se
gantlv tailored SUITS, IN q
Zibeline and Epongc, IN hr
Afcw are trimmed with oman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

We secured a couple of
cases of these \oiles at a
special price.
p inches wide. in stripes.
checks and small fig
ures. in every wanted color.
on white and colored grounds,
side border effect.