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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
Wireless Station.

Mr.. W. ]. Grandln is having a
yet of wireless instruments in.
stalled in his Office here with a
view to testing them out and il
he can get satisfactory results
will erect q station on the noun.
tain near Cooks Gap where his
railroad camp will be located for
several months. In this way he
hopes to be in connection and di.
rect communication with th e
work on that section of the Wa.
tauga & Yakln River Railroad
while it is being constr ucted
through the mountains. He lie q
wireless operator himself and
his youngest son is also an oppr
ator.-Lenoir News.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
Tho Hunbls ofisos sf Great xsa.

-
Jeremy Taylor, the greatest
preacher the Anglican Church
ever produced and the anthor OF
"Holy Lying and Dying" was
the son Of a barber.
Francis Ashbury, the Apostle
oi American Methodism was the
son OF q gardener and served
the apprenticeship Of a saddler.
Kitto, the great Bible scholar
was the son Of q brick layer.
Zwingli, the Swiss reformer
came from an Alpine Shepherds
home.
Luther was the son Of a poor
miner, and sang from day to day
fnr his daily bread,
CIaudius Buchanan. whose Star
in the East" led Judson to Bur-
ma. was a poor boy picked up by
John Newton and recommended
to a rich man as worthy Of an
education.
Socrates, the A.thenian philoso
pher, wac the child OF artisan du'
ring his youth.
Jacob Bohme, the German
philosopher, was born OF poor
parents and was apprenticed to
/ a shoemaker at an early age.
DR.. r. J. Gatlin, the inventor
Of the famous Ga tim gun, which
6res two hundred shots per min
ute, was born a poor boy on q
North Carolina farm and for seY
eral years labored for his own
bread.
Shakespeare sprang from hum
BILE origin. HIS father was
butcher, and Shakespeare him.
self In early life was o wool comb
er.
/
Richard Arkwright, the inveu
tor of the spinning jenny and
foun Ter OF lotion manufacturing
came from the barber shop.
Marlowe, the predecessor o
Shakespeare, was the son OF
Canterbury shoemaker.
Daniel DeFoe, the English nov
elist and outhor of q butcher
Dr.. Watson B, Duncan, in s. s
Visitor.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
NO,,.s2

ignorantiy destroyed acrop that
has been most helpiul to many
families. Forest fres have ais6S
helped to sinjure. this beautiful
growth WI covers the noun
tain sidesswith a beautiful carpet
Of green and bronze, during the
iall and winter.
The case Of Bob Snipes, 9 hare.
ed with the murder John Brit.
tain in September, 1901 ,was call
ed before Burke Superior ooort
at 10 O'Clock last Saturday NOR.
ming. The charge was Rad to
him BY Solicitor Johnson and
the court accepted q manslsuxh-
ter The whole trial did not con.
sumo over Is minures. Snipes
was sentenced to four months in
theState penitentiary, and 10 10
hours from the beginning oi the
trial he had been landed in Raj
elgh and commenced serving the
time.-News- Herald.
From almost every part ofthe
country come reports Of the hav-
oc wrought BY the terrific storms
Of last week. The Middle Westes.
pecially has suffered iearfully,
Many thousand are homeless
and millions of dollars worth of
property'have been destroyed. O.
maha, the chief city ofNebraska.
was almost demoliehed, which,
alone, lost $l2,OOO.0OO worth of
property. Ohio and Indiana have
also suffered much. At Dayton,
Ohio, the situation is fearful. Ma.
ny deaths as a result OF the fear.
tul tornado are reported from
various sections. Federal and
Red Cross aid tor the food sui.
ferers has been solicited.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03

Conductor S, L. Miller, Norfolk
Nebr., on Bonesteel Division of c.
& N. w. Ry. Co., reccomends Fo.
ley Kidney Pills and says. II have
used Foley Kidney Pills with very
satisfactory results and endorse their
use for any one afflicted with kidney
trouble. They are all right. For
sale by all dealers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03

F. E. Walling, a farmer living
near Yukon, Mo-, strongly recco.
mends Foley's Honey and Tar Gem.
pound and says:. l have been ad.
vised by my family doctor to take
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
for my children when there was
a cough medicine needed. 1t al.
ways gives the best of satisfaction
and reccomend it to Others" tol
sale by all dealers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03

There may be no numerous wo.
men. but when q short fat wo-
men wears a certain dress just be
couse a tall, thin woman looks
we'll in IL, it is very, very funny.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03

For sore ness of tn: muscles,
whether induced by violent exercise
or injury, there is nothing better
than Chamberlains Liniment. This
liniment also reliever rheumatic
pains For sale by all dealers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
WATCHES ACCURATE
~ REPAIRED

WA1CaES ACCUhAlE T.
LY REPAIRED.
There are more watches entire
ly ruined by incompetent work
men than in any other way.
Come to the Boone Repair Shop
tor fine Watch Repairing. Every
job is carefully done and timed
before leaving my shop. Bring us
YOUR work and it shall have our
best attention.
j. W. BYAN, PROP
..a2-12.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
JAMES, 8 {. CLINE,
.ATroRNEY.AT.LAw-

-ATToRNEY.AT.LAw-
Sugar Grove, 80. North Caro-,
- Will practice regularly IN
the courts Of Watauga and ad'
joining counties. Special atten-
tion given to the collection o.
claims,
s.27.'13 / yr
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
Our senior senator.

negro uote. the proniDition' OF
the sale and manufacture Of in
toxlcating liquors 10 the rural
districts, the ultimate prohlbi.
tion OF the liquor traffic through
out the state and laws that con-
serve the forests and water pow
ere and open the inland water
ways OF North Carolina.
Senator Simmons is fifty nine
years old, healthy. energetic and
strong mentally and physically.
He was born on q farm IN Jones
county, North Carolina, where he
spends hia summers. What prop.
erty be has is in the nature OF
farm lands, most Of which he in
herited from his father, who was
killed a few years ago by ne
gro.
For fifteen years North Carroll
mans have observed the 'fine
italian hand" OF Senator Sim.
none. No man in public life in
Washington has q finer hand
than the chairman OF the finance
committee.
Small OF Stature, with refined
features aud jet black hair, aeck.
ed with grey, Mr.. Simmons is a
striking looking person. He has
been mistaken for q Jew or "a
Latin. A close study OF bis tea'
lures reveals the tact that be is q
bundle OF courage, brains q n d
heart. He is not afraid OF the
devil or high water. his friends
say, and bis superb physical cour
age served him we'll in the stor'
my days ol 1898 and 1900 in
North Carolina. Notfurther back
than Ave years ago he met q foe
man to man and whipped him &C.
verely.
1t is said in North Caroline
that no man who ever attacked
Senator Simmons integrity evel
, escaped without a reckoning
!, Once his dander isdp he is q YER
liable game cock.
Recognizing his proneness te
fight Ut the dfop oil the hatsom'
Asheville admirers sent Mr.. Sim
none q game cock, which hal
been adopted as the emblem o
, the Simmons cohorts.
The habit of industry has fix
ed itself upon MIR Simmons. He
knows nothing but work. Hi
speeches in congress are CAREFUL,
prepared. He has written som'
OF them over q dozen times.
His confidential stenographel
who has been with him ior year,
says that Mr.. Simmons ma!
, start oul to do q piece of w"rl
at noon and never quit toeat o1
rest until four or five O'Clock th'
next day.
Work has been his liie-hil
past,me is reading. writing, OF
tlisteulng to some friend talk
He does not know the difference
between g baseball and q gol
ball. H. might mistake a tpnni
: raquet for a guitar. II be zoe
to q social function it is becaus'
thls wife or one oi bis daughter
compels him to go. Now ait
then, when tired be goes to see {
show. His exercise consists of ;
short walk at night or on his VII
, t. or FROM the capitol.
Secret bars or doors never hid
Senator Simmons, Anybod,
can see him. If q crank desire,
to attack him be could do n
without effort but be might no
escape unhurt. Newspaper me-
find Mr. Simmons frank an,
, ready but the one who break
faith with him is not forgotten
Senator Simmons is 10 thor
I ough accord with the Bnltimor
platform. He is iu favor OF red,
cling the tariff to b revenue basis
His efforts will be 10 that direct
ion,
Il Mr.. Simmons is not a wealth,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS.

ItI
We are indebted to Dr. E. C.I
Register for Q neat illustrated
booklet entitled The Charlotte
Sanitorium aud Departments.
The flrst Presbyterian church
Of Durham and Of Wilmington |
are each supporting an entire
mission station in foreign fields.
James Hamilton Lewis { Demo.
crat) Of Springfield, illinois, was
on the 20 ult, elected to the UNI.
ted States Sente for the long
term.
The Lenoir News rays that Mr.,
Van Horn aud wife Of N. Y. have
been ct opping in Lenoir for sew.
ernl days. 1t further says: that
they may make some invest
ments in the south.
An exchange says that North
Carolina sent out OF the State
last year more than $22, ,o00,.
900 for hay corn and feed. that
might have been produced at
home, without clearing an ad.
dltional acre OF land.
DR.. R. A, Vaughn. OF Vaughn,
N. G. expects to take DR.. Fried.
mans cure for consumption. He
has consulted the noted German
physician, whose alleged cure Of
this disease, is the talk of the
world.
The Charlotte Observer has
this, that Boiling Hall OF Hay.
wood one Of the leading orchar-
dists of the state, has sold his
property to J. l.. Welsh OF Bir.
mingham Ala. The orchard is
very yaluables and brought $685..
600,
Mr. Richard p. Harris, eldest
son Of Editor Harris OF The Char
lotte Observer, hasgone to Wash
ington to take work in the Office
of Senator Overman. Mr.. Har.
ris has worked on both the Oh.
server and Chronicle OF Charlotte
and 10 we'll fitted for his duties
in a new field.
A Washington dispatch says
that Judge W. B. Council ol
Hickory has been talked of at
q possible candidate to oppose
Representative E, Y. Weeb in
thenlnth Congressional district
but Judge Councill does not
think be will oppose Webb un
der present circumstances.
Mr.. II. A. Banks who gave uE
his paper the Hickory Democrat
to be secretary to secretary o
the Navy, Daniels, has sold biz
paper to. Mr.. Z. V. Morton G
travelling man, and Mr.. R. G
Mace will conduct the paper fol
the present. until Mr.. Morton
can be released from bis presen'
work.
At the morning session o
Burke Superior court last Fri
. day Judge Lyon admitted DR.. E
A. Tennessee to bull in the sun
ol $4,000 on the plea that H;n
nessee wanted out OF prison 81
biz wounds could be treated al
some hospital. He is now at DR.
Longs in Statesvllle. When doc
tors pronounce min out of dan
ger he il to be returned to jai
and the b0ndsuen relieved Oi re-
sponsibility. -News-H Herald.
The Missionary Societies al
Barium Springs orphanage, cele'
brated Liyingstyne day, by ap-
propriate exercises at Little Joe'
Church. One feature of the pro.
gramme, was killing the pigs"
Each Society had q bankin which
to deposit all the money foI
their societies through the year.
Each Society then appointed q
member to break the pigs. Tbe
whole amounted to $146. THIS
| waa fine for ornhan children
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03

The tongues OF men are full oi
deceit.-Shakespeare.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-04-03
VETERINARY SURGERY

Ihavs been putting much study
on this subject; have received my
diploma, and am now we'll equipped
for the practice Of Veterinary Sur.
cory In all itS branches, and am the
only ono in the county. all on or
address me at Villas, N. R. F. D. l.
g. a. HAYES,
Veterinary Surgeon.
o-l1'AA. .t-tags ,lt. b.. *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
.'uE TIMES FOUNDED 1854
:!iE DISPATCH FOUNDED 1850
HOT SPRINGS
lsr,cin. to Tho Times. Dispa,ch.l

Hot Springs. va. peccuib-r 20.-3orc tiar
F." solid we"i; g: steady sunshine. without
c'""d III the Ky IN tina, time. and cnc moon
l'Sht nights has made Il neg December rec
ora. II f. the sort Of weather In which
People sit summing themselves 10y tho hou,
:car iaflGay not knowing how tho time
passes. a;.d huyint; 81 grand rest. Nnxt week
Il will be cutie lively wi,h the Christmas
arrivals. among whom w.i he many young
people.
irinc. and Princess Kara -Ceorgovi,ch. who
Aar" been resting here Tor fortnight, have
lately taken up swimming IN the sulphur
pool. 1'hc prime. is an expcr, swimlmer. who
;.is" does ianoy di"ng. In plain s"Hnming
- uscs the crawl stroke
Many people having children here TAX
Tag tic opportunity 70 have them learn
swimming MIR and Mrs. W 3. S!mons. OF
Scw York had ;heir two chlluren here re-
ccntly. VINO learned TO bc fairly good swim
iners. Miss Jcinnctte Chappcil daughter OF
Mr.. and Mr. Howard ChappeiI: OF New
tho inn,,th. and The Two little siris 81 Nj.
ana M-s. Henry Albert. the Misses Norm"
fancy diving aud swimming that the profcs-
tho siN-yrnt-oId daughter @: 81. Il Connolly.
president Of tho thorough 90 queens. New
York City. Is. however. onn uf tho bcs, Of
them all. only Il week ago she went down
20 the pool ard sthttrG .nrning Inning
,ons ia. rnn e,i,, il tn. ,uoi v.ry Wei.
. and m. uorfcrt rnurIc,irn II, herself This
li,tl. rI,i j. q r.n"-ni i;,,nrit. around tho
hotel where iii. h..s been ~, 20 uii sorts .:
mischief 90 FAR Recently III. logged her
seIt on, IN ono Of her mothers long sk!rt.
and unrad.d down me lobby OF tho iiome.
rteud lio;cl. much to every ories amusement.
She also assist IN" saies"oinen in the shops
along Peacock Alley. and insists upon
punching ,he tickets at the ba,h house
Ny. ana Mrs. jess. l. Eddy. OF Morrls:o"n
arrived u tho Homestead early Ia the We x
20 take the treatment. ana have alFo been
spending ihcir time driving daily las;
sunday they dru.c % rGasfern. where they
.gnghei Frinf" nnl pri"es-s e.,
~, tt.. - - - 49,. -. ~ Nj
49,. sa''I -, 80 ~" 49, -.
IN " * -, ~ -, 49,. ~.
-, !taiii'''' anu 1"pt"'i "i'' ~ ~.
an nt' WI" ~ - :. -,
-. 49,, ~ "a" nm III d. Cbr,.t
Wv hp'"Ss'I'H - '''""'' -'''" "''"' a.
.,
a"!t' 'a'' !1''.e 90" 90 w ~
~ ~ "'ds 30" 1871 '; 80 ~" o,.@-
['." 20" ol tNI t-"'i.s 81 c"! '''"' i,,"t'1
I',,''t, - ,,.,'...! ~, III, ,,,.- ,,rn-
n's''' 90 I'M n"ii,ss,rut i'i. 49, ~,
III ~, - i - $500 - w., 49, 49,
~ ~ - - ~ '''..'. -" ~,
-. 49, 'e"'"- ~ ~ ="
- o.y P,"'tt DaC" ~ "" -. '"''t W,
~, .'''t - "a. 80 u
TI,,, !" ~, IT. ,,y -. a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Ladies Fine
Silk Hosiery
More Popular Than Ever.
Only the Best Makes Sold at the Thai
himer Hosiery Counter

Ladies' Silk Hose. in bIack and white.
with high spliced heels, double soles
Isle top; every pair guaranteed, for zoe
Ladies Boot Silk Hose, in black and
white and all the newest colors: high
spliced heels, double soles, for, pair. SOC
Ladies Silk Hose, in black. tan, white
with high heels. double soles, garter
top; pairs for 81 90; per pair. Soc
Ladies' SILK Hose. in black, tan, white
lavender, pink and other colors, with
high spliced heels. double soles; extra
heavy, for 81 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Blanket Spec'Z

III White Woolnap Blankets
of the best quality, with Pinch
ribbon binding and border to
match; for Mondays sale. .S2.OS
ia White Woolnap Blankets.
very soft and warm, handsome
pink and blue border; for Mon
days sale .SI.OS
III White Woolnap Blankets,
with very pretty borders and a
fine value for $500; for Mondays
Sdle 81 I'D
See our stock OF Handsome
Down Comforts before buying that
Xmas present; for Mondays sale,
5000 TO $3.50
l2-4 Atwood White Blankets
for that extra large bed; these
Blankets would be good value
for $500; our price for Mon
day S12.5O
ll-4 Fine All-Wool Blankets for
Nmas. with pretty pink and blue
border; for Mondays sale, $3.50,
800 ana S6.4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Dainty Waists HMS SIX zAcE

New Cream Shadow Lace Waists,
ruffle necks, fur trimmed. at . $500
Colored Shadow Lace Waists, in all
shades TO match your suit. fancy collars.
Very Dressy Shadow Lace Waists and
Colored Chiffon at S7iS and SS.4S
Shadow Lace and Net Waists, with
deep shoulder and dainty ruffle finish,
at .S1.08
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

Ladies Lisle Hose in black tan and
white; high spliced heels. double soies.
garter top: per pair. only 1000. 2Jc
Ladies Silk Hose. in black only. with
high spliced heels, double toes. Isle top,
for. per pair, only. .S1.25
Ladies Silk Hose. in black, tan, white
and the newest colors, with high spliced
heels. double toes, Isle top; every pair
guaranteed; for, per pair ST. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Bath Robe Blankets
All Nicely Boxed. With Cord an,

mi Nicely Boxed, With Cord and
Tassel to Match.
Bath Robe Blankets, In all the
newest patterns and colors. with
cord and tassel to match; a 1925
value; special for. 49,. :. $2.i8
Wool Mixed Bath Robe Blank
cts, extra fine quality, handsome
for ....,.. S3.fS
Handsome Wool Bath Robe
Blankets, all new colors and pat
terms. nicely boxed; a s6.ds value
for ...... ..... $500
Fine Wool Steamer Rugs. In
handsome plaid effects, from S3.OS
to ...... 80. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

Jap Silk Shirts, in white and fancy
stripes. at S1.9S
Colored Chiffon Waists and Fancy
Cream Nets, in broken sizes; $500 and
S5.9S Waists at $2.0S and .$3.0S
Novelty Waists, iii pastel shades of
chiffon and silk laces, at $1,000
ana .S12.5O
Colored Wolfe Waists. in pink, laven-
der and blue, dainty tucked style.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Beautiful Fans

Ostrich Feather Fans, bone
sticks; black. white. pink, light
blue. American Beauty, green.
lavender, yellow and red; price soc
Small Feather Fans. enameled
sticks. fancy chains, white and col
crs; price, for fan and chain. 25c
All White Partisan Ivory. beau
tifully carved, heavy white bead
c!:ain. white MORE box; price 81 90
Celluloid Fans. plain. carved
and painted; prices, f5c. zoe, soc
and ......... ...... Toe
Small Celluloid Fans. with bead
chain and bracelet; price only zoe
Painted Celluloid Fans, in satin
bags; pric' 25c and. SOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Sale of Warm
Knit and Crocheted
Garments
For the Infants and Grown-Ups

Sweaters for the boy. girl and the
grown-ups, also for the little ones 2 TO
years, in fancy woven effects and col
orngs. with drawu, leggins, caps and
mittens to match
Red, Navy and Oxford Sweaters for
the boy or girl to II years, worth
Ti'op' III .....'..' 81 90
Another lot of Sweaters for the boy
and girl, In navy, Oxford and cardinal
to II years; regular $500 value
ioi ......, al 90
Cardinal and White Sweaters for the
miss to Ii years for. ..... Sis
Ladies' Sweaters. In white Oxford
and cardinal, "a to A.; worth $500.
1or ......... S2.IS
Ladies' Sweaters, IN black, navy. OK
ford, white and cardinal; worth $3.50,
Some High Grade Sweaters in the
latest colorngs, fancy woven and an
CORA eHects, Tor $500
lot OF Long White Coat Sweaters.
sold for $500 to $1,000, for .S3.0S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

pair Hose Supporters 75c value for soc
One pair of 25c Silk Hose Supporters and
Arm Bands 70 match ill handsome Xmas box;
Mems All Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs
six to n box, for Toe
They also come in the popular new long
initial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Beautiful
Handk erchiefs
For Women and Children.
Special Values i'm Holiday Boxes.

Dainty onc-corner designs. sheer linen
and muslin. lace edge or hemstitched;
price, re L c. Doe and ...... 5Oc
Sheer, all-lincn. one-corner embroid-
cry, fancy boxes; price, for box Of
Sheer linen one-corner embroidery.
very dainty designs; price, for box OF
Initial Sheer Linen handkerchief:
price, for box OF six. .. 300
Sheer Linen Glove Handkerchiefs.
hand embroidered Spanish work; price.
c1oh .''.'''..' ''....'.'.' DOC
Dainty designs In Colored Bordered
Handkerchiefs, sheer muslin; price
each . 15c
sheer muslin. hand embroioered, X
ana Finch hens; price, each, 10c:
3 for ... SOC
Children's Sheer Muslin Handker-
chiefs. plain white; price. for box
o! " ............. ................ 1Oc
Children's Sheer Muslin Handker-
chiefs, one corner embroidery; price, for
box OF three I5c
Cnildrens Sheer Muslin Handker-
chiefs, all white, initial: put up in fancy
boxes price. for box of 5, I5c and 25c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Sale of Men, S Combination Sets

Phoenix Combination Sets consisting OF
one pair SILK l.isle Hose and Silk Knitted
Four-in-IIand Tie TO match In handsome
Xmas box special value at soc
The famous Phoenix Silk Hose and Phoenix
SILK Knitted Tie to match, In all the best
colors; special in beautiful Xmas box 81 90
Elegant Combination Sets, consisting of
one pair Suspenders and Arm Bands and one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Pretty Aprons
InexpensiUe

Extra Large .issOrtnents Shown.
Tea and Chatting Dish Aprons
Tor Zoe
Fifty or more styles OF Tea,
Chatting Dish and Maids and Sew
ing Aprons; round, square and
fancy shaped ones. lace and en-
broidery trimmed ones, In self col
orS, FOR zoe
Another lot OF Tea. Chatting
Dish, Maids and Sewing Aprons
FOR SOC
Misses and Maids Aprons, sew
erai styles and materials. for Roc,
Soc and -. -. SOC
Ginghams and Percale Aprons,
band bib, and some with sleeves,
LOT " PC TO-. .15c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Coat Specials For Monday 5
Selling

$500 Black Coats. in broad
cloth, chinchillas. broadtail and
plush, at $1,000
$4,000 Coats. I'm colored du-
vetyne. chinchlllas and fancy nov
elites, now $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

Handsome Combination Sets, with Tie
handkerchief and Hose to match, in beautiful
box; wonderful value at. 81 90
handsomely Boxed Combination Set OF Silk
Tie and Hose TO match; the best value in
Richmond at . soc
The Famous Phoenix Silk Hose, in all de-
sirabe colors; one pair In beautiful holly
poX ...,..,... ...... ......... soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
NolO Is the lime to Complete Your SHOPPING List!
with the hamer Store where gift questions easily SOL
to select FROM gift things that and children appreciate
Solid Gold Iewelru

Gun or Beauty Pins, solid gold, in many
pretty styles: over 500 pairs sale at prices
from. per pair 500 to. $500
Gents Seal Rings, in English and Roman
finish. solid gold from S1.5O to. $50. $500
Chldren's and Baby Rings, from soc TO
$500
Handsome Gold Handle Knives $500 and
$500
Real Selected Cameo Brooches set in gold
from $50 to. $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

$500 Goats, in fancy novelties
and chinchillas, at $1,000
$1,000 Coats, including our mix
lures and blue. at. $3.50
All Evening Coats greatly re-
duced!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
For Umbrella
Values
Out Of the Ordinary, Visit
This Umbrella Dept of Ours

Fine Sterling Silver Mounted Detach-
able Handle Umbrellas, all pure silk; n
wonderful value at .. .S4.OO
Extra Fine All-Slll Umbrellas. with
mission handles; heavily mounted with
sterling silver; $500 value for
only .. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Gloria Silk Umbrellas, with fine Ger
man silver trimmed mission handles:
Hl'oo Nalue SLID
Fine Gloria Umbrellas, with long mis-
sion handles, sterling silver trimmed; a
$500 value, for .S1.5O
Extra Fine Gloria Silk Umbrellas
with silver tipped and carved handles:
special values at .. So. 90
All-Silk Umbrellas, with long folding
mission handles; a superb value at
only ...... $3.50