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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
DURHAM


lSp,'l"l TO In Times Dispatch
Durham. Y g.. June Al /. Morehead
was stormed Wednesday evening. and it was
very delightful surprise To- him hts
occasion from $50 10 l. o'clock. by dancing
\ charming luncheon was served.
Mr aud Mrs Eugene. Hood. OF Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs. ] 4 Hood Burch Ave
visiting his brother. Mayor Brogden. has
returned home
Miss Rebecca Michi. has gone to winston
Salem. where she viii be the guest OF MISC
Anna Belle Gray.
Two cuban. Manuel conzola ouove,o. and
his brother. John cueveto. have been in the
city the past week. tho guests o' - l.. Co
forth. At the y NJ e. \ They are natives
tn. Spanish language.
.o MrI to v,.i, ria trena. mas gone to i'"nd"r
Little Misses Margaret Louise AMI Annie
Carr are visiting their grandparents Mr..
and Mrs J. ". Cannon. in Concord
Misses Mary Louise and Rachael Donn.ll.
OF Greensboro. who arc visiting their aunt.
very pleasantly surprised Friday evening.
when twelve % her friends assembled TO
celebrate her twelfth birthday. supper was
served At O'Clock. and 1T a deliehtful
occasion all round
Mrs. Alberta Robbins wynne and Miss
Daisy shelby Robbins have gone to- New
York. where they viii spend tn. summer
Misses Rosa and Carrie Bronghton. of IA
tho guests Of MIR. and Mrs W a Mabry.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph p. Cameron. who
S@ '9 for Tsf in
Miss Lillian Honeycu,, has gone to Eagle
Rock, where she Will visit Mrs. G. NJ Mar
Miss Annie Yves, has gone on visi, to
Mr ard Mrs. II Primrose have re-
Miss BeuIah chappel in his his city. retn Si1l.I
TO her home in Raleigh Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
BURLINGTON
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.J

Burlington. y. G., June 2l-Mr and Mrs
K. j. Hall Misses ollie and Ruth Hall.
Alonzo and Arnold Hall, George Isley. Vitus
Holt and Misses Mary and Beulah Foster
left Saturday for News Ferry where next
Tuesday Alonzo Hall will marry Miss Macic
Farmer. OF that place
Invitations for the marriage az
Miss June Ray kernotle. of Graham. to John
Jay Henderson. of Mcbane 10 take place
next Wednesday, in the Christian Church at
Graham.
MIR. Bob" comedy. will he presented
here next Tuesday night by local talent un-
der tho auspices Of the Civic League
Donald h. lsley. who spent last winter in
Florida AZ civil engineer spent this week
here visiting his mother. and left Wednes-
day for New York. whence he Will sail for
Panama, where he has government posi-
ton.
Mrs ": F. Merchant. of Manassas. Va
visited Miss Hazel Albright this week
The Girls Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian Church entertained the BOYS
League at n delightful picnic Tuesday even
ing. A large crowd enjoyed the occasion
Edwin Laslcy. who makes headquarters in
Macon. Ga. is here TO spend the summer
with his family.
Mrs. Eugene Holt, after spending two
weeks visiting her parents in Richmond re-
turned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Neese have return
ed from their automobile honeymoon tYip
to Greensboro. Fayetteville Selma and In
termediate points. Mrs. Niece was Miss
Elon Heritage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
COLUMBIA

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.l
Columbia. Va, June ci.-Mrs Roberts and
son: or Chicago. are guests OF Mrs. 7. Il.
Willard
Misses Frances Leigh and Marion Nelson
left Tuesday for Harrisonburr. where they
go to attend the State Normal School at
that place.
Mrs. c. II. Randolph, Of New York is the
guest of her parents MIR. and Mrs. : NJ
Harvey.
Mrs. Joseph S. Payne returned this week
from Memorial Hospital much improved in
health
Mrs. Virgil Mostly is spending some time
al the home OF Mrs. Nirgiia Moshy.
Miss Frances Hodsson left Thursday for
Narina on the james. where she will lie the
man.
Miss Susie Shepherd. who has been spend
Ing the winter in Susan. VA. has returned
here for the summer months, having com
p!eted her term as principal OF the high
school at Susan.
Miss Annie Shepherd was a recent visitor
In the home of Mrs. 4. Walton
Eddie Nelson returned this week from
I3lacksburG. having heen a student at V. r.
]. the past session.
Eugie Hughes visitor ia town this
week.
Miss Edwinia cowherd who has been
spending month with her aunt. Mrs. A. Il.
Payne. left Wednesday FOR Richmond. Miss
friends. and from thence will go to Char
lottesvillc. where she will he student at
the Normal School during the summer
months.
Mrs. j. NJ Cowherd is spending several
days In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
AMHERST
tsp,cial 70 rhe r!mes-p!spateh. ]


Amherst. Va. June ?i.-Mrs. John 4. Jack
sor. Of Tazewcli WAS this week guest Of
her sister. Miss MARY e. Ellis.
Misses Emma ana Estelle Beard. who at
tended the HARMONIOUS Normal during tho
pas, session. arc now visiting rhHir hrothefs.
Mr. Mary l. Dtllard Of Lynchhurs. WAS
this week guest OF her brother Attorney
Miss BESSIE Whit-heat has returned from
u delightful visit 10 relatives IN Richmond.
Norfolk and Charlottesville
cadets Peyton Il Evans and Clarence Cox.
az tn" Y. +. l. At their respective homes
here 10 spend their vacation
ON Wednesday afternoon Miss Carrie Sesy
deiighuuily eniertnined the members of her
sunday Eooi class Interesting games wet"
played and delicious re;rcshmeuts we're
served Those present were Misses Annie
Harrison. Grace Ware. Myrtle Coleman and
lneZ HiEEinbotham
I:ynchburT. spent tho w"ek-eiI! a, Il. ".
coN's.
Miss Bessie watson has returned from
Hampton. where she tauEh, school during
the past session.
Rev and Mrs J. VI Coleman have 70
turned from visit To Richmond. Their son.
James Coleman. " recent graduate OF Rich
mond College. is also at his home here FOR
the summer.
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CULPEPER

culpeper. Va. June 2l-Miss Kathleen
SON. OF Richmond. and Miss Annie Spencer
who have been visiting Mrs Greaner Neal
ut Mulberry Green" will return to their
Miss olga Hull, of Washington. who has
been visiting pr. and Mra Laurence s.
this week and will spend some time with
relatives herr where she expects 10 be
lantic City.
Egan. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Egan and Miss
.Anie Mosby motorcd over from Charlottes-
viiie Sunhny sna were guest. for tho day
CLAYTON ra't0 ,1, Of il..yn,hours is visiting
and viii be the guest Of other relatives also
while In Cuipeper This If MI PHtions first
trip. to cuipsper since leaving il about
Mr.. and Mr.. william Hawkins of Nor
man. announcc the marriage OF their daugh-
Combs '' ir " of wo5 ,naes'n 20 AeSan onF
place IN Washington on June 10.
Mrs. Nelly Bispham. OF Baltimore. accom-
panied By her daughter. Miss Mildred
Bispham. and her niece Miss Mildred nm
arrived in Culpeper IA, first OF the week
home on East stree, Among other recent
arrivals IN cuipcper are Mrs John Norris
the winter IN Baltimore, and who It
their home on Main Street for the remain
virginius Brown OF Novum student
OF the l.. At Biackshnrs. returned
this week for the summer vacation ana WAS
the suest Of relatives In Culpcper before go
ing TO his Madison homo
Miss Blanche %c"ton Leavell left this
week for visit 10 Miss Elizabeth Stetson
on Q stre.t in Washington. Miss Louise
Lesvell. who has been spendlng several weeks
In Washington. IL no" tho guest of other
friends Chevy Chase
Mrs Eugene johnson aud Mrs Robert
Booton. who arc visiting friends In Bruins
wick Nd, made most deligntful trip
through the country driving 3irE Bootor'-
stopped an rout. were Warrcnton. Middle
town. Lovrtsviile and Purcenviile and they
hre enthusiastic over the delights Of a
driving trip
Or carter Cole. OF New york and Rev.
Thompson colo. of OEon;2 Pa, who have
been visiting their sister. Miss Fauni" cole.
and other relatives in Cnircper during the
week returned home yesterday
Master Edwin Gaines, JT.. entertained =
number OF his .nali friends on Friday
afternoon in honor OF his eleventh birth
day Those present were Henry Strothcr,
Robert Whitestoue John Merry !."Sis
Samuel Lewis. James Strother. Jr and Mary
Jim Strothcr. % "Kinloctl" and Lillian
Stoneseif~r. Games OF various Kinds on the
lawn and a spirited contest. made the even
Ing mos, enjoyable one. Ice cream and
other refreshnent. vcr. served
Miss Sadie Armstrong. who has been In
Richmond the par, winter returned to cul-
peper this week en- route to her home "
Kappahannock. and has visiting her Misc
Emma Greer. OF Roanoke
Judge and Mrs George 6. Shacklctort
have announced the marriage -; the!r
daughter. Nancy Holiday, to Rev. Cart Nor
gan Bloch. OF Woodberry Forest The mar.
mage eill be event OF early fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
POCAHONTAS

IsNI'VNIdI I
Focahontas. Va. June IN Irvine Jen-
kins. OF Folwer. Tex, Is in the city the
guest OF his parents. MIR and Mrs W. T.
jenkins
DR.. John +. Halter. who has been spend :
ing some time in Richmond. has returned
home
Frazier Eakn who has been located at
Glen Alum w. Va. Tor some time, has ac-
cepted a position with the Pocuhontas Con
soltdatcd Galleries Company.
MIR and Mrs ". Il. Sheets have for their
guest this week Miss Bessie Smith. OF Union
W. Va.
Butler Hemmett. Of Boissevain. was here
this week. the guest OF Mrs. Sproles. on
East Water street
Miss Fannie catctt. OF Blueheld, ". Va
Is the guest of MIR and Mrs. ". T. Jen-
kins
Mrs William Douthat. OF Crumper. w
Va. was here this week the guest Of
friends
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Il. Crawford had for
their guest this week Frank Crawford. OF
Rolf, w Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
OLD POINT
Especial to The T!mcsDispa,ch


Old Point Comfort, Va June .! during
their weeks visit here ,he officers OF the
Brazilian dreadnousht, M!nas GaTcas. were
the guests OF honor at "a number OF din.
ners and unncos given bv thc A,rorIrs ;,
army and navy officers. Colonel Ira Haynes
rom;nandant of Fortress Monroe. and Mrs
Haynes gave Il reception and dance Satur-
day morning at their home Mrs Paul y
Tuppcr. OF 81 Louis also entertained in
formally on sunday FOR the visitors While
the South Americans frankly expressed
their d!aapproval OF the turkcy-tro,ting and
for tho hrst time here, they were enthusiasts
Tie and loud in their appreciation o! the
famous Virginia mint luleps
In honor OF the recently appointed com
mandins officer. Colonel Ira Haynes. and
Mrs Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs George +. Adams
nesday evening. Covers we're laid for forty
two guests in the atrium. which was con
rerted into "A japanese garden with trcIlise,
entwined with pink and purple wis,eria
blossoms trailing smilax and the soft glow
Tho presence of the yacht corsair at Old
Point on tEiday ana SATURDAY; with Mrs:
MIR and Mrs Herbert satterlee aboard. al.
tractcd much attention from visitors at this
resort
Interesting features OF the twentieth an.
nual convention OF the Virginia Bankers
Association. which was in session at the
addresses delivered by Senator Robert l.
owen. OF Washington; Judge Charles r
Cattell. OF Philadelphia. and Cornelius A
Pugslcy. OF New York The bankers ana
their frienCs lctt FRIDAY evening "A be
eiaiiy chartered steamer for a. moonlight trim
mp the Chesapeake Bay to WASHINGTON e,
spend Saturday, returning to the Chanherlin
Sunday for breakfast.
Mrs. Albert W. Goodrich OF Chicago gave
beautifully appointed dinner Saturday her
guests being Captain and Mrs Carter. Cap
tain and Mrs. NICK inney. Mrs. William a.
Vincent and Miss Vincent OF Chicago: Miss
Elizabeth Goodrich. Lieutenanis Tialcombe.
Rogers and Armstrong and Captain Roy C.
Smith. United States Navy. OF the Arkan-
Moonlight sails have becme the popular
diversion OF June jolly party arranged
for a sail the Osprey Tuesday included
Mr. and Mrs George + Adams. Mrs. Paul
Y. Topper and her guests Misses Ethel
Moses and Emma Ccstcr. OF st. Louis; Miss
Minta Jones. OF Nashington; Mrs Merritt.
William c. Edgar and Miss Edgar of Min
neapois. and Lieutenants Mix, Keen. Cool
rick. Ottcrson and Rogers.
Mrs. y :. Burleson and the Misses Burle-
son returned to Washington this week after
IA two weeks sojourn here.
Arrivals from Richmond: MIR and Mrs.
Thomas Il McAdams Frsd " Darlington.
Miss Elizabeth Beveridge. MIR. and Mrs.
Richmond Moore. Miss Ida y Moore. Misses
Mar yand Anna Traylor. Miss Gaines. Lewis
q Larus and Michael g. Traylor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
EMPORIA
Especial to The Times. Dispatch !

Emporia. Va, June 1.-THE Emporii Book
Club was delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Mrs i. Sidney Peters. Friday
evening The rooms were tastefuly decor
atcd with ferns and flowers. An informal
discussion of Virginia authors by the mem.
hers present preceded the rendition OF the
following program: Piano solo. oh! Thou
Sublime, Sweet Evening Star U.iszt), Miss
Sallie Bailey; vocal duet. "Wanderer's Night
Song" tRubenstein). Miss Mary Turner and
MR.. ". w. Robertson: reading. ole
'Stracted" tThomas Nelson Page) Mrs. w.
T. Tiier; vocal solo. Mrs. George Roszei;
recitation. The Raven" with music Mrs
". w. Robertson; vocal solo. Mrs George
Roszcl; reading, In Virginia" Mrs. T. u
Goodwin. The dramatic recitation. The
Raven. by Mrs. w. w, Robertson with
Mrs. Peters at the piano. made an impress
sion on all who heaird it. The musical con
ception OF Arthur BerGh the composer.
was sympathetcally interpreted by Mrs
Peters. At the conclusion OF the procran
daintily prepared refreshments were served
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FREEZING


Especial to The Times Ditpatch.1
Frceiing. Va. Juno 2l-Miss Samantha
Rcmines OF Clintw God. was at Freezing dur
ing the week. en- route to Dorton. KY
Claude r. Beverly has returned from Sal
en-. where he has been for several weeks.
Mrs. Daisy Vanover Is visiting her mother
Mrs Lucy Fleming. OF Flemingtown.
Mrs. Salie Taylor. OF Isom. is visiting rel
ativcs at Freezing.
Misses Minnie and Grace McFall OF Os-
borns Gap. In town.
William McFall. of Osborns Gap is VISITING
his father Reuben d. McFall. or this place
Mrs Noah l.. Hanover. OF fsom, is visiting
Mrs. Lea Trivitt OF Freezing.
Mrs Nancy p. Kilgorc Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. James d. I.ipps. OF Osborns
Gap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Wonderful Values from, the
White Goods Section

Pique. Bedford cord effect, two
size welts; being So inches wide;
the seasons fabric for the best
wear In or out OF the tub; regu-
lar 29c value only. :. :. .2Oc
Special lot Of PiQue. several size
welts for separate skirts: just the
weight wanted, 81 inches wide.
only lie
A Novelty Crepe Pique, fine inn
ported fabric. light In weight. yet
looks heavy; 81 inches wide.
only 60c
Fine Voiles. both sheer and
heavy weight. ideal for summer
dresses of beauty. plain and stripe;
40 inches wide; special loo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

Embroidered Crepe, very stylish
for both waists and dresses a
popular fabric this season, 81
inches wide o5c
Ratine Stripe Crepe. stylish and
effective for one-piece dresses,
36-inch soc
Crepe Voiles, fine, sheer weave,
the popular kind. Zoe up to. .75c
White Ratine. imported, So
inches wide, per yard. $500
Special in Plisse Crepes. plain
and mercerized, for waists and
underwear, for cool summer wear,
~ inches wide, only .121bc
Pajama Cloth. for pajama max
ing, 36 inches wide, only. .1Oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

the most dependable your money
rly % per cent on every purchase.
One lot OF Mems 70 " Sox, in
purple, dark red and dark green;
sale price. pairs for. E. :. .25c
Check Muslin Underwear, looks
almost as good as the soc kind,
LOT zoe
Wonderful Shirt values at. SOC
Some of these sold for S100.
None worth less than Use.
One lot of so dozen Fancy Four
in-Hand Ties. all handsome new
patterns; sale price ). .25c
Mems $125 and $3.50 Pajamas.
in white and fancy stripe madras,
trimmed with silk frogs; sale
price 0Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
BOWLING GREEN
TSpecial TO The Times. Dispatch

INpeVIHI 10 The TIhIcs- DIspHt'H'J
Bowling Green, Va. June ?l.Mrs Powell.
OF Louisa. spent a week with her brother.
Rev. Preston a. Cave
Mrs. Leslie Reed has returned to her home
IN Richmond after spending some time With
Mrs. w. w. Green.
Miss l.nv! Jordan has returned from Wis
II to relatives In Ashland.
Miss Annie Rroaddus Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Catharine Lee Bert in Wavcrly
Mrs. l.. T.. Butler after spending several
weeks with her sister in SUSSEX County. has
returned home
Mrs. *. 4. Anderson left this week for
Washington. where she will spend some time
With her son.
Judge f. {. Monoure. who has been quite
sick, is still confined to his room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

can buy. and there's saving of N
Mems soc Condos Mesh Under
wear, the cool, long-wearing kind;
sale price, Soc, or three garments
Black and Tan Leather Belts
for men all sizes; SOC values
LOT zoe
One lot of Mems soc and 75c
Underwear, various kinds and
broken sizes; sale price will be 25c
Mems soc Balbriggan Under
wear, sale price SOC
75c Bar Underwear, drawers
knee length -. SOC
Wash Ties, good 25c value;
sale price .12 1ac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

$500 Fibre Steamer Trunks, $500.
Three-ply veneer body, brown fibre glued
on, fibre binding and centre bands, linen lined.
large tray. polished brass locks and clamps,
protected by extra heavy brass bumpers: full
size, SO inches.
Other sizes in proportion.
NOTE OUR PRICES
Strong Canvas Steamer Trunks, durable
well finished. in various sizes
Regular $500 value; our price 500
Regular $500 value: our price $500
Regular $1,000 value; our price $3.50
Regular $3.50 value: our price $1,000
Heavy Canvas-Covered Dress Trunks
Regular $3.50 value; our price $500
Regular $500 value: our price $3.50
Regular $11 90 value; our price $50
Regular $3.50 value; our price 5000
Regular Sl5O0 value; our price. S11.5O
Regular $l650 value; our price $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

Ladies' Knit Union Suits. the "Nuku" suit
that fits perfectly. lace QUO
Another lot of Knit Union knee. -
included; QUO
extra sizes neuaa for SUITS lace or cum $1OO
shell extra suits cum $500
A lot Union cuff knee, extra sizes
for
Boys Union Suits size IA max
oi cON
for o."'' 70. BOYS Union so'S to = years Csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Special Sale of
Sum n1er Goats

Ratna Top Coats, in smart short models all shades
$748 and sS.4S values, Observation-Disclosures.
$1,000 Ratina Goats, in all shades of fancy brocades
no"
$3.50 Black Etamine Coats, silk lined,
LIZ"
$4,000 Eponge Coats, in navy, checks and colors
Waffle Cloth Coats, in white and green 4O-inch models
with wide belts, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$500 Goats, white and coral eponge fancy
models,
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Linen and
Ratine Suits
AHractiuely riced

Smart Linen Suits, in purple, old blue Copenhagen
2a% a.as' fancy belt backs and '74s $500
sizes eyis5 @ss zH e S748
's and Ssts sS white and $1,000
e5'y sa ss%P for models in fancy !anas $3.50
% s1 nd esns in at.
sSSs ana Has sns a. ne" shades $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

Three-Ply Veneer Slatless Dress Trunks
these high grade Trunks. the product of most
skilled workmanship, made to stand the
knocks and bumps Of rough handling; some
covered with extra heavy duck and some with
brown fibre.
$22.50 value; our price. $500
$4,000 value; our price. $500
Three Big Suit Case Values
$500 Leather Suit Cases. 500
Brown Leather Suit Cases, size o4-inch
linen lined shirt fold, short straps. protected
corners
5000 Cowhde Suit Cases, $500.
Cowhide Suit Cases. strong as an OK size
o4-inch. beautifully lined, heavy corners and
long straps.
$500 Sole Leather Suit Gases, 500
Sole Leather Suit Cases, linen lined shirt
fold, size "a inches wide and long straps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Monday Art Dept Specials

Nv 1'''SF f1FED +.
FREE CLASSES taught Knitting Crochetng
Artistic Needework
erals admits to these classes Private
if desired ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY for
fill her linen chest with the STAMPING
DONE FREE! This linen bought
i'll our store will be stamped in any patterns
Fine Linen Sheeting, 9o-inch. $500.
Pillow Casing. 75c,
Towels hemstchcd o 80 each
Damask Table Sets. beautiful quality,
Danlask. by yard, per-
The above will he stamped in designs
You should not miss this opportunity.
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Summer Dresses
at Wonderfully Lou Prices

Striped Voes, in all shades trimmed with cream
dainty collars s3 p9%Sad0oF vos' $500
Ratina Dresses in Copenhagen. lavender
and and s ea At 'sD'"" effect embroidered collar S598
Sheer Lawns and Voiles in all colors, plated pep
ana net Trimmings W.T." SIX s'rd,es at s'4s SS.48
use sass Ra's a. ptss.s mourning $1,000
5000 eS'E and saD six presses new styles at $3.50
Ratina Dresses just received in purple. Copenhagen
e FoIS raa and 0uS S0a ese with 0as'e vest $3.50
h"s 1fsssss mmns $3.50
All Lace Robes and Dinner Gowns at big reductions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Mid Summer Trunk Offerings
Only the Most Dependable
and Substantial Trunks Sold Here

This showing OF Trunks
trunks notified fibre
trimmed and
looking coos
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The Thalhimer Store is Truly lnoiting These Days

ps a sr dc tt % pfne %11 Little
rue ~
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atine and Pique
Wash Skirts

%'se v Mss Ss's @ with S19
@ s's s" and several diff S198
ass %' ssd tucked S348
laps s'@ new to SIDE 1898
Novelty 3atine Skirts with
s sas pearl buttons. '''Ds and tailored models at $500 S74S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

Extensive Assortment Of TraveLng Bags
Including many popular shapes Tourist Bags,
Oxford Bags, Club Bags, and many other
models made Of various kinds of high-grade
leather, grand showing genuine seal, wal
rus, whale. zebu seal, pigskin and cowhide
Note our prices
Regular SEQ. 90 value: our price $3.50
Regular $3.50 value; our price. $3.50
Regular $500 value; our price. $1,000
Regular $14.00 value; our price. .S11.OO
Regular $11.00 value; our price. $500
Regular $1,000 value; our price. $3.50
Regular 50. 90 value; our price 500
$500 and 500 Oxford Bags, $500.
Cowhide and Black Zebu Oxford Bags,
leather lining, Is to 1S-inch size, polished
brass locks and hasps protected corners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Men S FURNISHINGS

Bought the Thahmer Store the
buy and there's every