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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
SALEM

Especial ia The Times DispatciiI
Sa'en, va: February l5.-Mrs. j. p. saul
ncsday afternoon. Three tables ,Yc-e a.,
play After tho esrnc wa. concluded ma
frcsimcnts "
The Daughters ~ the confedcracy held
t '.l regular monthly meeting Tuesday All :
crhp3n ~ The home az Mrs. j. T.. Garrett;
on INC Boulevard. The chapter viii ,ro.t
IN the future in the chnptcr-roonl In ,ho
r"u,th1 t., ~hish viii be furnished and
VIII ice given t.sch member wiil contrib
we cnp saucer and plate which y,il b..
putcn"scn ny "a committee appointed to
select the design. Al ,h~ conclusion az
tne business session. the hostess served re-
Treatments
n,nF wi;h Miss Clau!inc Ferguson. on High
Srtn' gate AN Interesting program was
The rhcf social event of The past wco1
- ~ Chapman in honor OF their silver
M'uu'ns nnniycrsnry, Several hundred in
distant paints The pretty home yss &c.
Isl" 1870, WIN roses pink carnations aud
.s'st,u ~ receiving by Mrs. j. :. Pcrsin-
ger Mrs W. u. Cross. Mrs NJ g. Mc,'I,,,Ir
Mt q y cannadey. Mrs. " -. craw,
,"05' MI. bonrlas Mrs. :. ~. Tcrrln Mrs.
" i.rt~ Hraui Mrs w r Younrcr Wrs
W.. - Norris j :. ic-sinscr ana W. r..
ii 81 NhncE Logan Is the guest OF friends
in Richmond this week
Mrs. !. ". Lsnghornc spcn, the no..
week with friends in Washington u. e.
Mrs. Malcolm Williams and SON Mai.
I'm dr" OF savannah, Ca arc visiting
Gordon Victor Youce ana nix ci,.y,,,.o
=. u Appers"n. of Washington ana lie.
hiYersitE' spen' tho wcck-eud as guests
~ " I"i"er parents, Mr.. ami Mrs. Ivan
Mrs ~ ". y. Hanson who has been
ne gnesi several weeks OF her parents
~ sht Mrs J.. v y. Painter. loft TUESDAY
~ .NeN i"rk where Size joined Ecv MIR
nAiSeh Win whom sh" win san i'm a
70" Gays Tor Europe To spend some ,ima
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WELDON

Especial to The Times Dspstchl
Wedou y. e.. February H. Mrs !. n
lone> of Blackstone, IS visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs. William Wheeler. OF ciyo
ga ar" The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
very pretty homo Wedding this week
VAS tho marriage az ~. y. Iiardeson and
Mia% JesSi" Brown Phillips. the home
OF ;hc brides sister Mrs. Frank Colo. Rev
}. A. iiarnaday performed the ceremony
Mrs. r. {. Harrison was hostess TUESDAY
10 tho Book club With Italian art as tho
subject the program was ono ~ tho mos.
hy Mrs. j. II. Everett. Mrs, W. NJ. Cohen
md Mrs. iInrreli. Miss Annie Musgrovc
rendered beautiful piano selection
Mrs. II. H. Allen entertained tho lunius
Daniel Chapter Daughters OF the Confc,l-
eracS, Wednesday, afternoon. Miss Laura
Powers gave - reading. When Butler
Burned the Generals Home" ami Mrs
Ice johnson read description OF the bat
Tie OF Five Forks.
Mrs. Il. :. Travis and Miss Annie Pierce
dcliGhted all present 10y singing Annie
Laurie
Major and Nlrs r. \ Daniel gave a de
ightful rcccpbnn Monday evening a, their
new home on Weldon Heights. in honor Of
their guest, Miss Burke. of Washington
city Mrs, Daniel was formerly Miss Vera
Sncad. OF Fork Union Va
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GLADSTONE
Special 10 Tho rimes-Dispa,cl

Especial TO Tho Times DispatchI
Gladstone. Va, February i5.-Mrs. H. O
Wallace II visiting relatives ia Rockbrdee
III. IT, Fisher has returned from short
stay in Charleston. W. Va.
Miss Annie II. Burton. OF Natural Bridge
is the guest at the home OF Mrs j. o.
Wallace.
X. II. Smith was I'm Richmond this week
Miss Mamie Watts. of I.ynchburg. lis visit
ing friends in the village,
w. Il. lobe has returned from a trip to
Charlestown. W. Va.
Mrs c.. w. Satteriield is at home again
after - short visit to friends al Shores.
W. II. Wheeler OF I.ovingston, was here
this week
c. y. Mundy and family. Of Cornwall on
the lindson. New York arrived few days
ago and have taken residence at Buffalo
Ridge Springs. near here. where they will
spend tho rema indcr OF the winter.
w T. MeSginson. of Roanoke. liz making
prolonged visit to friends and relatives
here
". l.. Davenport has returned from u
"trip to Iyrchburs.
g. D. Akcrs left this week for New York
CITY on business
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CULPEPER

Especial to 'rhe Times Dispatched
U,nipeper Va February i,,-Mrs Chiffon
was the guest this week OF hcr cousin, Mrs.
Writ chelf ON East street, following u.
visit to her son, Archie. a student or EabIe's
Military School In stanton.
The Woman's Auxiliary of saint Stcphen's
Wa entertained Monday Afternoon by Mrs
1 2 rho eyinS a, at her home on Ialnssor',
been held with. the result that Mrs Lowing
w ,', elected president. Mrs Silas Cooper
tary. and Mrs. Fred Porter trc,surcrT Al
rnG s%mninsion of the meeting delightful
and Dorothy Loving.
Little Miss Virginia Johnson. tho laurli-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. &. Joi,nson WAX
hostess 10 n number OF her friends nj n
party in honor of her fourth birth,iuy ,,n.
saturday.
Mrs. iisrndon rixcy ana small son. wiz
liam ,iierndon, were guests this week or
Mrs Wiley stcarns and Mrs. C. j. RixeyE
s.. in Washington Miss celeste Rixcy il.
visiting visiting Mr. and Mrs. chtrlcs Williams at
Miss Elizabeth Matthews is home after
.. visit to her cousins. Misses Virginia and
GLADYS Jackson. nj Keswick. In Albcmarlc
week Of Mr., and Mrs. Claude Roystcn, or,
Main street. ON her return from a yisits
to her sister, Mrs. Jesse Porter. in Louisa
The Wednesday Bridge club mct ms
week With Mrs. clyde Lewis at her home
otis Marshall. Mrs samucison. ana Mss
Cheif. Miss Lulu Suthcrii. Miss Taunt. MISC
Alice Carter and Miss Byrd Law I,unchon,
was served aftc- the games 100
, tev. Thomas ilooner and Archie Goodloe
Nitrcn Puil'"m aud w. Aylor were among
sion OF the Grand Lodge in Richmond this
MISS Agnes Blackwell, Of Warrcnton who
mas been visiting hcr uncle aud aunt, MIR
ana Mrs Byrd LcaNcll, ON East Street left
INC nrst Of the week for I;ichnond. Mrs
i'eavcil, accompanied by Miss Jauo PulIiam.s
Is spending several days in Washington. :,
MISS Louise Fray hostess to the
bitiiken Club and few additional guests &
ihursday afternoon at her home on East
street. NJ the conclusion nf tho games !,
salad course WAS served and the priyes
awarded. The guests prize, a dainty Z
rrcnch houpuet. was won by Miss Mamie
W alte; inc members. awarded to Miss
FRANKIE Taunt, was :. deck OF cards
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POCAHONTAS


Especial to The Times Dispatch
Pocdhontas, Va, February lb.--Dr. H..
Alexander lialer. OF ths city. Who grad
yates at the Columbia University in New
York CITY this spriug. has jus; been ap.
pointed an inferno az tho Brigham Hos
rltnl in Boston, Mnss Or. Halter Us the
son Of Dr.. John J.. Hal,rr. OF this city.
III. w. Hicks. was in iadford this week
Louis Magriil YVES the guest OF General
mud Mrs Samuel l.. Ma,z in Blucncld, W.
Va. Thursday.
Charles iiear and daughter left Thurs
40 Tor Baltimore. Md. where Nr. Bear
soes for his health.
Mr, and Mrs Thomas II. Demon have
i"r mel guest Mrs. ". J.. Johnston Of
Arlington ~. va
Charles T.. Moore. of Jnnkimjonet. ". Va.
wat here this week. lilo guest OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w Bailey have Tor
thclr guest Mrs. Henry J. Shunlcbarger.
OF Graham.
where %" * visiting MIS- tnother
~. George ", Zimmerman WAS in FAILS
Sh.pnnrd.
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HOT SPRINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatehl
lioi SrrinSs Va. February 1.-THE week
year playing over tho Hot Springs golf
links. which arc in excellent winter condi-
ton.
Miss Gladys ingalls, came OH from Wash
inSton TO meet Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.. ingalls,.
Ir.. OF New York, ut the Homcsteau. and
spent several days here Thcy we're ioinc,
for short time by II. w. Won sulow, see.
sciary Of the German embassy at Washing
ton on his way Ia Camden, s. {.
|, is expected that Barton Lodge tic
villa of Mrs Sell, Barton French, which
has been closed an winter. will lee opened
shortly and occupied during the spring by
AIRS: French. who has spent the last year
in Munich. while her children have been
attending European schools, She viii bring
have advised a mountain climate.
We'll known New Workers. who will spend
the greater part Of Lent hero constaut-
~ on tho increase. DIR. Francis a. Deiafcl,i.
who has been III for nearly !, month with
tho grip. has arrived. accompanied by q,
nurse. General T.. G.. McAlpin liz also here
for the baths. and reservations have been
made for MIR. and Mrs. Robert Cassatt who
VIII arrive carly next week with a party
III friends
r. Bayard Cutting. OF New York who
was among tho weeks arrivals. viii spend
The rest OF the month at the springs and
Andrew u. Talbot Homes OF New York
~ here for fortnight lie has joined
Mrs T.. o. 5 Ames and her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Marian Turner. cf 81. Louis at
their table in the Homestead dinlnS-r room,
Valentine sale ana tea at the nnnse
for the benefit OF the First Presbyterian
church was we'll attended by visitors at
the Homestead aud among those buying
valentines were the Misses Marie johnson.
.. '. kohlcr and Catherine oakie. OF New
York: Mrs. III. s. Footc and Mrs PhilIip
Smith. OF Short Hills. Mrs. Thomas Wat
son, OF New York; Mrs. Phillip Peace OF
Philadelphia Granville \. Beaic and I'd
ward Stcrcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Gordon Patterson. of
Patterson. OF Boston took some friends
To fascfern Farm for luncheon the middle
or the week, and among others driving
over for luncheon were Miss Gladys ingalls,
ahd Mr.. Won Bulow. ana Charles iiohIer
ana Miss .. V. Kohcr.
Mr. and Mrs. -. y. j. Mayor of New
York, who ride every day. are planning to
take the sixty horseback trip to NAT
nral Bridge and return three days
iaunt
i,r and Mrs. archibald Thompson. of
Philadelphia. after visit at Hot Springs
have gone on To ormond Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Eppa Irunton, Ir., with
their SON Eppa Hunton. ~ arrived
from Richmond in private car day or
two ago and will he here through the
month.
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HOUSTON

Especial TO Tho Times. Dispatch
Houston. Va, February l5.--Mrs JOHN A.
lIcrndon and daughter. of knston X c.
arc visiting y. Talicy iSalou
Nj. and Mrs. Joh'. - Price are ine quests
OF relatives at Cumberland Courthouse.
Thomas + Bobbi,t. of Texas. was visitor
here this week.
c. Il Cook. or Richmond visited al the
home OF J. :. Price this week
Mr.. and Mrs i. =. Draper of Councils
vie Pa. were the guests of their parents
last week.
W. W Hankins and s. K Crews attended
the meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons
at Richmond
@. 4. Wood. of LynchburS. was the recent
guest OF Miss Draper AT the HalifaX Inn.
Granville Craddock and VI. r. Booker
visited Richmond this week.
MT. and Mrs. John W. Ferguson OF
l.ynchburg visited Mrs b. VI. Estes las;
sunday
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BEDFORD CITY

Special TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
:. Benford City. Va. February I,-rou,
ahc"F VINO is a student at the University
OF virginia. spent fcw days last week
WIN MS mother here.
Miss Evelyn Sitwcii hns returned from
ncr prolonged stay abroad ana liz now at
inc nome OF her mother. on Lee street
There was enjoyable dance at Bel
inoht inst night given by the boys of Ran
"o'pi- Macon Academy. to the young
men of Bedford City.
The forty-Two Club was entertained on
Wednesday, afternoon at the home OF Nrs
oapchnrt. on Bedford Avenue, and on
iIhursday By Miss Bessie Gliis.
i,urord Burks. who is Attending Wash
lSton ana lce University. spent Sunday
WIN his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Burks
MRS: ;. NJ. Humphreys gave most
l"!ablo vocal and Cello recital In The par
tors at belmont Friday night which was
much appreciated.
pr anu Mrs Davis gave delightful
forty-two party AT their home on Bed
iOfu Avenue. last Thursday evcninK
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FREDERICKSBURG
ccial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Timcs-D iSpatch.I
Fredericksburg, Va, February i5.-On
Monday evening Miss Vivian Conway. Of
Fredericksburg. delivered most Interesting
ana instructive lecture Constantinopie.
Miss conway. In "a vivid and graphic man
ner related Incidents Of and described
scenes and conditions In tho city which has
been the seat Of so many conflicts between
the East and West.
Professor w. II. Heck, OF tho University OF
Virginia. under tho auspices Of the univcr-
sit' extension work. delivered n series Of
lectures this week Ia the professional stu
dents OF tho Normal School and to the stu
dents and patrons OF the training and pub
lie school These lectures are on the i'm
pr"Nement OF the hygienic conditions OF the
schools
PRESIDENT Russell attended tho annual
celebration AT Winchester in honor of Chns
broadway touss, Mt which he responded TO
the toast, The Philanthropy or the Every
Day Man"
Tho Glee club under tho direction NJ Miss
Eraser and tho piano students OF Miss
Wills VIII give an entertainment in the au-
ditorium OF Russell Hall saturday evening
the 18th
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PULASKI

Special 4" The Times Dspatchl
fuiarii. N,. FcbfUR'y l5.-rhc BOARD OF
rradc OF Gaax ,cniIcrcd Thursday night
u banquet To tho Pulaski Chanhcr Of Con-.
iucrrr. \ nuiuhcr Of l,c ,nr,nbcrs az M,
chamber and representatives, OF tho ltusI.
mess firms 81 this city attended the ban
quot, which wsts nf the ,noat elaborate
-urisl functions held In ScuthWcs. Virginia.
H. .. rrunilc. Of phnVillc. district .icr.
NY Grand cSslte'i ruler, 49, y. .. i:lk-. paid
iu,"hSi i."nse, 80 ioe'' IAN official visit on
address. Pulaski lodF. Is the Youngest in
tho STATE. but ranks fourth ~ number OF
memeorfhip. having oniy been "rIaui zed
about slA years. Tho lodge hiss buIt an
attractive home. which is valued at about
Tho Round Dozen club was entertained
Wo9nc,day afternoon With Mrs. W. H.
Ir"lipSer az TIA" hosicss y Pheasant aft
from TonnY son before the departure OF
her guests. Mrs TroiirEcr served a dainty
course OF refreshments.
Airs Robert 6. Graham was at home
ThurSday afternoon {" the Thursday club
.'t The residence OF her father i. 4 wv
s"r There was large attendance of the
members. and AN enjoyable afternoon was
snent DAINTY refreshments were scrvea
during The afternoon.
The l:nbroidcry Cinh was dciishtfully
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
y. Igndis. Those members prcscn, Were.
y. Iiancock \. b Hunt, r. C. Eobinson,
- e TAYLOR, W ~. chann oucenie HUI,
i.spshornc. William Smith ana NJ T.. Ian
'is and Misses Viola and Margaret Ho.
sang and Mlss stone
T. +. Wysor, NJ T. Muirc ana : NJ
lyon were in Richmond this week at
tcndImE the state Grand Lodge OF Masons
Rev. IL c. Combs. OF Richmond spent
Wednesday night in Tho city, en- route In
,,alaN. having stopped at Roanoke and
BlacksburS on his way.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar I.aughon. Of this
place. accompanied hy Misses Ellen and
sarah Bell Of Dublin. have gone to New
York and Philadelphia To spend several
weeks
Sire Magic Darst spent several DAYS this
week as the guests OF relatives M chris
tiansburc.
MIR. aud Mrs Gaylord II. Miles ana two
children who have been visiting relatives
at Bristol are spending several days as
tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Y Re-
sang, on their return TO their nom. n,
GrcenshOrO. y. Q. -.
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BERRYVILLE

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatchl
Rerryvilie Va. February l5--Lt. Martin.
OF the marine corps. and Mrs. Martin are
at "AImeida."
Miss Margaret Moore is visiting friends in
Rockville. Md.
c. NJ. Brown OF Roanoke, was in town
tho first of the week
OF the week
Miss Louise Hall. of Charlestown, w Va.
is visiting Mas Mamie Thomas.
Miss Mary Bentley, of Baltimore, Nd. is
guest at the home OF Mrs. A. Moore. Jr.
Chss. Moore il home from,the V NJ, l. for
several daya.
Mrs. s. L. Palmbaum ia visiting friends In
Charlestown. w, Va.
Berkeley Springs w. Va.
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PAGES

Especial to Tie Times Dispatch
Faces, Va, February l5--Dr. s. 7. \.
Kent. q c. CLANCY. w II. Burgess and j.
u. Barltsdaie attended the Grand Lodge Of
Masons. which held It's regular annual
Mrs. James a. Vaughan is visiting her
son, w. II. Vaughan near Burkeville.
Miss Annie Williamson, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs l.. w. Bishop. for
several weeks returned to her home at
Buchanan. in Botetourt County.
w. l.. Ingram. of Reidsville. n. c.. spent
Miss Roma Vaughan Visited friends and
relatives in Richmond last week.
w. B. Owen visited Lynchburg thiD week.
Miss Alice Burgess is visiting her sisters
IN South Richmond.
Mrs. H, 8. Derrick returned from Houston
to-day. She has been the guest OF Colonel
and Mrs. Derrick,
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P0WHATAN

Especial to Tho Times Disnatch1
Powhntan. Va. February I5-Mr. ami Nr.
j. J." Lipscomb entertained very charming
Is on the evening of February IL in honor
Of their guests, Misses Emily WaddeII of
Richmond. and Ellen and Annie Waiker
"f Walkerton. Dancing was engared g.,
freshments were served. Those nreran+
were Miss Emily WaddelI Miss WalEar
Misses Matte Tilman, Ada Clements Miss
Lillian Flanagan, Occie and Annie Goode
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Fortress, Mr.. ana NJ
j. W. Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Nichols
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
II. w. Goode. Otis Davis John Phiiips
J Lewis. and Samuel Flanagan Eddie Poui-
sen, Thomas Miller Ernest Nichols
Johnnie Clements. James .Loylnsston. 800
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NORWOOD

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispa,chl
Norwood, Va. February I5.-Mrs. Eldrid r .
Robertson. Of Menteo. is spending some
time with Mrs. Jones Turner here
Mrs. George Scruggs. after three weeks
stay with friends in Richmond, returned
home here on Saturday evening.
Mrs. u. L. Nelson made short stay I'm
Richmond last week.
Mrs. Richard Cabell is now with friends
in Petersburg. From there she will visit
her daughter. Mrs. Mayo Cabell. OF Big
Stone Gap.
Marvin Roberts and cabell Woody left
for Wcstham on Sunday.
Andrew and Floyd Hammersiey left on
Saturday for West Virginia.
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Dean, OF Lynch
burg. have been the guests of Mrs. Jones
Turner.
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men's for Women Than Any Other Richmond Store
The New Spring Suits Are Here

Nobby styles in Fancy Grays and Tan
Suits, also serges, cutaway effects, with
fancy collars and Norfolk coats,
at neutrality-suspicious.. $500 and $3.50
Attractive Suits in fine poplins, navy.
tan and Copenhagens, tucked backs with
belt, Bulgarian cuffs and collars, at 500 90
Very Smart Suits in brocades, failies
exact copies OF imported models, at.
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CONCORD

Especial to The Times Disna,eb1
concord. Va. February lS-f.arso1t Frank,
IN left for Koanok. Tucsdav where be
has accepted position
Drs W T.. Hudson entertained tho la.
uleh Aid Society OF Fisher Memorial t,bur"b
on Monday afternoon between the hour,
arc here visiting Or. II ". Evans
Mr.. u. II. Croy. returned SATURDAY from,
pleasant trip TO friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Craus. NJ Now yo-r
are here visiting friends ="
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Strictly Tailored Suits OF army and
navy serges. also fine gray worsted, in
late style coat and skirt, button trimmed,
best Innings. at . $500
The New Russian Blouse suits, In shep-
herd check. old blue and navy serges
fancy lingerie collars and belt effect.
at ............ $1,000 and $500
ooplins and all new materials; these are
................ $1,000 and $4,000
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White Goods Sale

4O-inch VoleJust received extra special for the
trade regular 29c value. While they last only Zoe
35-inch Rame iinon beauty for skirt and suit
making, only Observation-Disclosures.
Also 2Snch number TO sell at. .......... fDc
36-inch Fine Percale for waist suittng childrens
only Observation-Disclosures. .f21sc
S6-inch Shifting, for making shirts, etc.,
extra heavy quality 21ac
Imported White Rose English Sung strongest and
most durable fabric made indestructibe linen finish,
not impaired in laundering 36-inch special price 18c
36-inch Heavy Bedford Cord Effect PQue. soft finish,
regular soc value 25c
DC value Merccrized Lingerie. soft silky.
Luna I.awnThis fabric is we'll adapted enlbrod-
ering the yarns being especially durable for their
weight while the crisp and lustrous closely
bles the moro costly linen; Sc inches
wide ............. nc 2s, and 2,c
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New Evening Gowns, in gold, Nell rose,
coral and turquoise. brocade and plain
charmeuse, with shadow lace waists and
draped skirts, crushed girdles;
special $3.50
Elegant Dinner Gowns. in all new
shades, handsomely draped, copies OF i'm
ported models; special. ........ $4,000
Copenhagen. Bulgarian trimmings.
...s............... $1,000 and $3.50
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Smart New Dresses at Popular Prices

Misses Evening Dresses. i'll all shades
OF crepe tie chine. with chiffon drapcry.
Street and Dinner Gowns, in meteor
and crepes, in the new terra Gotta, Copen-
hagens. wistaria and Nell rose; draped
skirts with fancy trimmed waists.
at. ....... S25.OO and $4,000
New Serge Dresses, in navy, tans an,
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Last Sale of
Children's Coats

Only Is Winter Coats for the little ones 2 to 6
years. TO be sold. The usual prices were $780,
$500, S6.3S and SS.9S these will be closed out
for Sits $2.4S. e:s.4s S4.9S
csc Felt Hats in red and navy, for. 2Ec
Fancy Hats and Bonnets sold up to s3.0S;
choice Observation-Disclosures. ......... 88c}
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The Spring Models IL, the
x. & C.. Corsets
Haze Arrived

The stock is complete in sizes models for every
figure from the very slender the stout These Cor
sets are made from the best fabrics boned with
materials that will rust The as perfect
as care can make them. Every pair is guaranteed
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The Prices Are
81, $3.50, So and So

Visit Corset Departmen our corsetcre fit
you in r. G. Corset that is your figure
and thus the wiowy uncorseed effect that
fashion demands.
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Sale of
Goods
Entire Line of Royal Society
Go o DIS for I9I3--the mo
beautiful line that has euer
been placed on display.

Stamped Dresses for children,
to 5Oc
Stamped Dresses for children,
to Z. .............. 75c
Stamped Afghans on fine quality
pique ........ OSc
Stamped Piuue Coats Si3 30
Stamped Centres, 22-nch 22c
Stamped Utica Pillow cases. with floss
and initial SOC
Stamped Linen Guest Towels soc
Stamped Linen Guest Towels. . Zoe
Stamped Linen Plain Eiuck Towels 4Dc
Stamped Linen Figured Huck Tow
els ............. csc
Beautiful Nansook Stamped Underwear.
per suit $50
Hand Embroidered Shirtwaists. beauti-
fully embroidered, with material for work
ing ................. ........... S1.DS
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Miss Baum, of Ne.D York,
Free Demonstrated of
Grayona Floss

Will begin her lessons at the Thalhimer Store
Monday the 17th and those visiting up to d at
Art Department will have the opportunity of being
taught mary beautiful models.
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Sale of Mems Wear
Sale of Men s Underwear

Mems soc Sanitary Fleece-Line Shirts Drawers
sale price Observation-Disclosures.
Mems s1.oO Gray, White and Red Wool Underwear
sale price .............. ........ zoe
Mems $50 and s125 Rib Underwear sale
Pii'S - .15
Mems Sl.2' and $50 Fajamas, in hannelette; sale
price
Mems 500 All Pure Wool Underwent, price
Mems )oube-Breasted 81 90 Gray Vests,
Sale of Neckwear
Mems All Pure Silk Imperial Ties soc values 25c
Knitted Fourth Hands. in color combiua-
tons, SOC values ................ .,1c
soc Batwng Ties, in plain coors; sale price. .5c