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prised a supervision Of the firing Of
salute guns
He was quiet, studious, taciturn.
sometimes abrupt and seemingly quar-
relsome, but no had the bulldog spirit
OF the born man of warfare, and early
his success was predicted.
He was little man, physically, but
he was n man over his entire length
and breadth. He was not possessed OF
fear, and, In his apprentice days. would
fight with the keenest appreciation of
tho occasion and love OF the conflict
Ho was noted as one OF those little fell
lows that big men did not hesitate to
engage In personal conflict. Any man
who had Roberts to fight was certain
to be extended to tho limits of his ply
steal power and courage.
He was 1uan OF warfare, Just as
Edison to-day is a man OF invention It
was his nature. his religion. his busi-
ness. and while,not fighting he was pre-
pairing for tho next battle.
APPIaARS BEFORE DELHI
WITH IMMORTAL. FORCE
In November, 1855. he was posted to
n troop OF horse artillery at Peshawar.
In May. 1857, news OF tho famous mu-
ting at Aieerut, and tho seizure Of Delhi
came to his cars. The desire for ac-
tive lighting made him send urgent en-
treaties to his superiors. The result
was that he was permitted to exchange
from the Punjab movable column, and
lie presently appeared before Delhi with
the immortal field force"
II was there that his career Of glory
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DEATHS

Ashisnd: 1a :" T. II RrN 5ss'Ssn in tS Ss
at ! P. NJ. sATURDAY.
Newport News papers please copy.
LT ION: at his residence, 2s14
kYoNs. age eighty.one years, He
Of the Southern Railway Shops, and
two daughters. Mrs. r. r. blake and
hf Fnn @la p Prsnna fro1 of Eienm0ad
Church. No flowers.
FITze ERALD.aDied. at her home. 115
PAGE FiTzG ERALD. in he" her si xHNMtf
YEAR T. she Si,, is survived by two brothers
Funeral notice later.
TAYLoR;-Died, Saturday. November
VIRGINIA TAYLOR. wife of Edward r. ).
Taylor.
IL Eun %al, service service fr:m the residence.
ING. November is, at 1870 O'clock o'clock
Burial Tnrfd a. AieVSandr,a, "a.
papers please copy.
skSipwITH,cDied. nj the residence Of
1sr ner s Road de GI9ie n skipwi,h %
MARIA BRooKs sKII ~ +, WI WIDOW MR Of
five.
Funeral from tho residence at 12 NJ
MONDAY, November 1G.
MARCUSE.--Died. Richmond, Va. No.
veInber "a, 1914, AT SIS y. NJ, nj
stuart Circle Hospital, JONAS MAR
Use III the eishty-third year OF his
Funeral MONDAY MORNING -, II
oci2ck from Beth Ahabah. Intermcnt
III hebrew Cemetery.
sMALL--pied. November IL. 1914, al
CLARENCE IL. SMALL age sixt ,sj fou,!.
Funeral notice later.
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Funeral of Mrs. HnrrIr.

n LSDeCIuI 10 The IImcS- DlSpNtCh.
WAVERLY, VA, November 1.-THE
funeral of Mrs. Esther Jane Harris.
who died at the residence OF her
on Thursday, was held Mt the Waveriy
Christian Church this afternoon. Rev.
y l.. Foster, her pastor. assisted by
Rev. l.. Il. Hall. OF the Methodist
Church, ofiicated. Tho burial was in
tho town cemetery in the presence of
II large concorse OF people
Mrs. Harris was tho widow of John
IT. Harris. OF SUSSEX, who died eight
years ago. She was one of the oldest
citizens of Wavcrly, being In her
eightieth year
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FROM NORTH SEA TO LILLE
DANo~IS GOOD FOR ALLIES

j PARIS. November IL 1o:43 p. Nj.
The following official communica-
ton was issued tonight by the
French War Office:
day hns been good. Two attacks by
the enemy, one to tho northeast of
Zonnebeke. the other to the south Of
Ypres. have been repulsod-the latter
with heavy, losses to the Germans.
i {"Eetween the Canal OF Labassee and
Arras. and Iii the region OF Lhons,
the enemy has mado two attempts.
without result
There lis nothing else TO report.
M. Polo de Bernabe, the Spanish
ambassador at Berlin, and in charge
of French interests, having been au-
thorizcd to visit camp of prisoners
OF war in Germany, the Minister OF
War has. by reciprocal measure, au-
thorized Myron L. lIerricls. the Amer
lean ambassador in Franco, to visit
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IF you have blurring, dizziness. neu-
ralEia. headache. spots before the eyes,
winking. trembling spells, cataract,
burning and smarting OF the eyes. va.
rious nervous and brain affections, en-
failing not only. positive injury to the
diateiy.
Nos. 100 101 and 102 Murphy's Hotel
Annex, at Eighth and Broad Streets
Eighth Street entrance. take elevator.
Consultations free between the hours
OF 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
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l,rench ,oalclal accoun.s claim suc-


cesses.
3 While the eyes of the world have
been on the battle near the north sea-
coast, there has been fierce lighting
farther Inland, and the Aisne Valley.
lthe Argonne forest and tho vicinity OF
tyerdun again have been scenes of san
culinary clashes. Neither side, how
ever. has made any impression on the
other side. The Germans won their
victory at Vailly, the fruits OF which.
however, they since have lost. Farther
east winter has set in, and tho noun
tains where the troops are facing each
other are covered with snow.
The Russians, continuing their en-
veloping movement around East Prus-
sia, have now entered RYpin. which is
west Of Soldau land OH the road to
Thorn. so that they have now almost
surrounded Emperor Williams north
western and favorite province.
DEFEAT OF RUSSIANS
CLAIMED IN GERMANS
Just southwest of Rypin. however,
The Germans have taken the Offensive
J from Thorn, and claim to have IN
tlictcd n defeat on the Russians near
NNloclawek, on the Vistula River.
The Germans. after all. seem to have
decided to make II stand behind the
Iyarta River, in Russian Poland, for
the Russians announce that there nave
been engagements with the German adj
vance guards between that river ana
the Nistula. II may be. however. that
the mass of the German army, having
retired to the borders of Silesta. these
engagements were intended only to de-
lay the Russian advance.
Further south the Russians continue
10 push on to the Austrian fortress OF
Cracow, which is defended by Austrian
troops under German officers.
Fighting continues in the Caucasus
between the Russians and tho Turks,
but with what results are not known.
as both governments announce vic
tories.
Turkey has issued statement
through Rome, placing tho blame for
tho war between the British and Otto
Sian empires on England, who, she says.
complains of Turkeys acquisition of
tho German cruisers Goeben and Bres-
her seizure of two Turkish battleships
. which were building in England at
the outbreak OF the war.
4 Turkey also charges that England did
NIL she could to wreck Turkey, and
that the British guarantee Of integrity
could notS BIO regarded seriously, be-
cause OF her occupation of Egypt
TURKEYS THREAT
CAUSE OF UNEAsINESS
Turkeys threat to preach holy war
IS & cause OF unensiness in Germany, as
wefl as in England and In France, close
observers of the political situation
point out, because of Its possible effect
on Italy. SO far as Egypt Is concerned,
the danger mark seems to have passed,
as the chiefs OF the Ulema, composed
of the leading Moslem religious so
cieties, have issued proclamation
urging the Moslems to remain calm,
while the shelks in the Sudan have re-
Trained from taking action regarding
Turkeys proclamation Of war on the
pllies.
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OBITUARY
Funeral of Rev. Daniel &. Flory.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH

z FuhernI Of Nev. Daniel c. FlOry.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HARR1SONBURG, VA. November II.
Tho funeral of Rev. Daniel G. FlorN.
sixty years old was held ycste ny
from the Church of the Broth,e. at
Middle River. Augusta COUNT. N.
Flory was the founder and first pvcsi-
dent Of Bridgewnter College, In lSS2.
and this institution, which is seven
miles from Harrisonburg. at bridge
water, was closed out of respect 10 Mr..
Flory. The services were conducted
by Rev. S. n. Mccain, of tho college.
Rev. Mr.. Flory lived ut New Hope,
Augusta County, and n week or two
ago left for Buck Creek, Indiana. to
conduct revival services. Last Sunday
he was found dying In his bed. having
been complaining the night before. =
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MAKING PROGRESS

PETRoGRAD. November 14.-The
general staff OF the Russian army has
given out an official announcement as
follows:
"In East Prussia we continue to
make progress. We have captured five
German howitzers near Soldau. No
vember 13 we forced the Germans to
retire from Rypin. Between tho Vis-
tula and the Werthe we have had on
counters with advance detachments of
the enemy.
I'm the direction of Cracow, Russian
troops have crossed the River Schre-
niava., we have occupied Tarnow, in
Galicia."
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How Are Your Nerves?
Observe the Symptom. before nrcnk-
down..

Disordered nerves cause despon-
dency. "the blues" fretting and wor-
rying. Impotence. restlessness and ex-
citability. AS soon as any of these
symptoms appear Warmers Safe Ner-
vino should be taken according to di-
rections 1t restores to the nerves
their strength, endurance and reBistivo
force. allayn irritability. lessons the
waste which nervous exhaustion
causes, produces healthful and refresh
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-I2Sxa Sperez from tie BaZ76an E,ezG5es

all the prisoners camps where Ger
mans are detained I'm French terri |
tory. Mr.. Herricll has begun these |
visits this week."
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Ing sleep. and leaves no
unpleasant after effects.
To any one who suffers
from loss of sleep, neu-
ralsia, nervous head
ache and nervous pros
tration, or overindul-
gence, Warmers Safe
Nervlne brings relief.
II was troubled with
nervous dyspepsia and
dizzy spells; used one
bottle OF Warmers Safe
Nervine anu received re-
lief at once."-Mrs. w,
Weston, Sioux City, In.
Sold by all druggists, 80
cents and S1.00 "a bottle.
Sample sent free II you W
Safo Remedies CO., Dept.
ter, +. Y.-Auv.
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to-inch Canton Crepe, in ivory.
black and other colors; It has been
S2.'6. Monday the price cC m
VIII be, yard ....,........ PA.UU
We bought quito lot OF Crepe dc
Chine and Crepe Mcteor.; i0-inch
double width: some OF the qualities
among the lot are $3.50, none that
cost less than S2.o0: they are all
: ,:1 90. at ATT the price Of yard S1.46
S''o% ana PAs W
Sntin EOuInrdS, in coIors of blue.
tango and ali tho rest or the new
shades: all puro silk and have been
the best in town at zoe: Mon Or
day We VIII sell for. yard. cOS
The first Of this seasons full com
piimcnt of HInck Moire SILKS, tho
following prices, OF which several
are way under their value. are
ynrd-$i.6o. sI.Ss. $500. s2.bo and
$3.50. for what has been $500.
]0-inch French Crepe Tafretst
pure dyo; has been s2.7s. CO Ok
is, yard PA.AO
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GOWNS At 3ar, splendid quality
long cloth. with band of ribbon
drawn embroidery edged with tor
chon lace: fun ana well lnado; we
have seen nothing better.
ANOTHER ~ iDc-ernplrc crrect.
with vide band OF embroidery in
,crlaced with ribbon over shoulder
and waist: edged with heavy Ger
man torchon lace.
A KImono Gown. edged with
heavy lace. OF good long cloth:
fun In every way. and at CSo
onlE .........-.. ........... ~CN
STEP TO nSrt No doubt whether
tho Lace % this claboratciy trimmed
gown. both sleeves and upper part
OF ths gown, could DO bought for
?sc. gown itself made of high grade
nainsook: most perfect sewing.
You can ascend tho scale TO er2.oo
FOR Gowns. and SEQ equal values all
the way through.
ono or the remarkable values OF
hnc Gowns Is u lot at 500, some
eight styles: trimmed In different
materials. We have never seen n
better for $500, and tho styles arc
all new.
skirts With shadow lace plcated
f1ounce. headed with picated lawn
edsing and ribbon bows; some
houses who pretend TO sell goods
cheap. say they are $50, we 7Eo
say ................. Wv
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T-tnoh swim and Badsts. in tho
dainty ngurezI the embroidery runs
heout 10 inches, and with rune
added with hsmstitohinE. t1.oo would
he the proper priosi they are EO.
Another ~ inches wide, Swiss and
batiste, roidersd edge In tho
now small desiEna- arc only, OQo
yard ........ ....... GON
Tho cologed Allovers arc on soft
bat'sto and crepe cloth wolfe, with
embroidery similar 20 handwork:
thcy como IN small and largo floral
designs. sparsclJ printed, with
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excellent effect yard. 'sc 50 on
10 sOo
Ecsings to match. arc. yard. 4sc
and UP.
One OF tho pretty soft null en-
broideries arc the iS-inch gorgeous
cessna esss sr, some Or's. are ,,, Van Dyke 4Sc
Thousands or yards OF Null and
Batiste Baby Sets. They come In
various widths no ono has ever
seen those under Ice 10 95c: o..
these you buy at. yard. ... ~
This Is ono OF half-hundrod good
EmbTo!dcr!cs
Cohen's Main Floor.
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The Linen Department

VIII have a special sale OF quit
lot OF Table Cloths, round and
s sas,'0ps"' 70 30 sold at $3.50
eHcH
Heavy Double Dnmasik Dinner
Napkins. most attractive designs,
have been priced $500: spe- Co IN
c'al price. Observation-Disclosures. PAscO
Ono OF the best Irish Linen Sheet
ings. 2ia yards wide. same that
usually costs $40: fire. occurred In
Glass linen Importing house; dam
aged Bome OF the goods: had to be
sold by tho underwriters; 30 that
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lot OF fine Linens.
,neso si.2o values are sold 65c
we guarantee them perfect.
Also Shifting Linens. in soft finish
Tor dresses and waists: tho whole
salo cost was SOC: retailing Or
AT, yard. AOC
y lot OF Dress Linens. shrunk and
noncrushable. In the various now
y y,,~aSs' S"ra WIDE 'or SOC
IL" -
These are only few of the many
linens. Cohcn's Main Floor.
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Hero are 1s-inch Shadow i,aca
Fiouncings. In the now de- 10
signs" and priced. yard ~
ot"crs arc. ................. 23c
Some are ...... $50.
The Net Top Laccs arc hero I'm
every design. They arc charming
dress Sarniture and daily new. Wo
buy them because they arc used ia
Paris. They come from tho narrow
f fp n' ya M,ae: Zoe HGa"e'ns' at $3.50
Some arc In colors, and come
g W Various prices TO- $3.50
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The New Embroideries

Arc different entirely from what have before The En-
nrouey store is what alwayH has becnthc
South They this in edges to match
omo IN connection with organdy and batste
hey arc at once the most beautiful trimming has ever
been produced. Here ie7v prices:
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Muslin Underwear Perfectio

Nearer than all OF the heretofore Better and better goods
has been the aim Customers who have had comparative
glance these and those other
them and md them priced nowhere
he garments have individuality in the highest grades
that arc entirely out OF the ordinary New in shape
their trimmings, in many OF the matcras--NOT \
SCEAICHY GAEMENI. and stint in the size.
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Wooden Dress Goods
The right sort selling fast, better than before
Two Lots of New Checks Ne,D Shouting of Crep

Ono IS inches wide, the other 81
inrhe>i they come In the solid shep-
herd check and NIL the combination
checks. In vnri0us coIorsI they arc
AT once the prcttiest styles that
have been produced this season;
price, pcr yard.
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About 5000 lbs.
Derby Linen Paber

IL Is the best Linen Paper
that many houses in America
ever sell at 15c: our usual price
is lOc; In order TO dispose of q
big lot, the manufacturer al
lows us to sell Mt, per .
pound SG
Envelopes to match.
Third Floor.
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Printed and Wovon vones, In
stripeE and other effects. nhee-
gauze and chinonlike; these goods
como 40 inches wide. ana arc Or
priced. yard. ..... --cA
One OF tho now fabrics IS tho
Piisse Crepe. In Dresden and othsr
sorts OF printing; quito new
shipment on sole Monday for. 100
Printed Crepe Cloth, protty do
HignH. white grounds, with dainty
printing. tor which you payIC 2-sc;
on ea!o Monday for 1917
yard ........ ...-...... L." ~
Tho various white and colorod
flirting nre here. all tho CT On
now fabr.os- from. I'd. 500 60 S'I.Oo
One lot of Stripe Crepe. for waists
sad one-pleoe dreeses. thai CPo
has boon SEQ 80 nov. yard AOC
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: ones come rolling in every day.
they appear in Europe.
The Val. LAGOS al this store diner
IN designs from most houses. We
get them direct from tho maker T.,
the new designs. and they arc
nriced, too. cheaper than anvwhern
clae, qualities ana quantities cuual.
lacy start at "c. &c and 30 a ward.
out you can buy them as high Or
rho variety IL tho greatest that
THIS store has over shown.
WASH Laccs arc gao, DC and 1nc
Il yard, tho best values we hay.
ever soon. Cohen's Main Floor.
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THE BEDDTNGS ON SALE
MONDAY are the unloading of our
Now York buyer, and some arc
even less than the present whole
sale cost.
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ni I'd :: $ | 90 90 $ S &$:::

There will BE eight styles .ac-stylc. that have
never been dreamed Of under They comprise
organdy. fabs with ogandy cuffs some
embroidered in coors and white volcs
invitation that be extended but seldom course
$3.50 and get $500 Waists others
including the Mourning Waists Cohcn's Second Floor
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Think OF buying fun embroidery
Flounco Skirt; the embroidery Is I6
inches deep; material OF good quail
ny: draw string belt; there arc at
least dozen patterns at this price:
they nro really 400 goods; SOo
prico only ................ cCN
Fine Lace Trimmed Skirt. front
OF Skirt interlaced with tucka and
French Val. lace: made In similar
style TO the lingerie shirt waists:
tho most reliable thing about the
Skirt Is It's beauty and the CT SO
price ................ eAscO
others at $500. $500 and up TO
$1,000.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK THROUGH
THIS BEAUTIFUL STOCk OF
UNDERWEAR AND THE PRICES:
Good quality Women's Drawers,
with Wide ruTle. inserted German
Val. lace; and the price is To-
Don't fail TO SEQ the Ami
French Underwear, which is tho
IDENTICAL apparent garment OF tho
French convent made; It comes In
rather better style. and is not ever
half tho price, It's wear IS guaran-
tced: they conc In all the various
kinds OF underwear. and the IN,
price from $500 down to .. cOS
The hand work would be $3.50 to
$1,000. Cohen's Second Floor.
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Notion Department

Childrens socisIets. with ~
clasps and fancy bows, for. 1UC
All sizes OF White CrochcteJ R,,,-
tons, costing 10 Joc dozen. ~
only ................ loo
Canvas Shoe Dressing, new n
Whito polish. for. box ~
Two-9uart Water Bottles IN
'or .............. OJC
Ladies' Made Wells, ~ wards
instead OF sl.oQ, they 20
The Forest Queen" Toilet Sosn
instead OF SC. 8 cakes ~
Piece of 12-yard Bias Seam -
Tape. No. S. ~
Wash Trimming Braid, G. IN
yard pieces to be sold for. IUC
Table full OF Wash Trimming
Braids FOR. OC
White and Coiored Betting.
Monday. yard. Dc
sanitary Aprons, instead OF 1Oo
cjc. they are IJC
Elastic Bolts ~
dozen Nickel safety pins <
for Real .... Hair Cap Nets 12Hac
Snap on Tape. can he sewed TX
Oh by machine. yard. .... IOC
SIX SANITARY Towels. box, To-
tor '..'....'... .............. AON
Tango Flare Collar Supports M
for tho now Gladstone collar. 1UC
Cohens' Main Floor.
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People Who Buy Cotton
White Goods

And Wash Goods from the higher imported down cheap
est OF good quality generally used cro*ding
the main floor We have known SO many beautiful
ooons silk m%tures nerccrized and what-not The
OF science machinery makes cotton almost
valuable silk former years
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You can get a full line OF Coiored
Tanctas now. In better Qualities
than havo over been seen this sea-
son; those that we have on nalo arc
the new pure dye soft quality; al
though tho price is tho same MS
heretofore, the qualities are CT M
superior. yard, si.5O and. p1oOV
Black Taneta al Special Prices
the best sl.0o OF all the season,
yard wided; sells for. yard 7E
The best quality YOU have bought
s rsT t sa:'5 ,.r heretofore Will Sl.OO
The best that YOU have bought
for $50 heretofore, sells CT r.
for. yard ................ SI.I5
Black I;leon Cord, in worstcd and
SILK; new this season; $3.50 has
been tho price. now. yard. CO M
o"'! Vow
Satin "EIeEanee," has CO IN
been 1926, Is. yard ...... spA.OO
Cohen's Main Floor
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Full case OF Red Star SAM
tary Bird's-Eye. % inches
wide. 10 yards to pieco. 100
for tJC
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garments OF the Royal Society.
for Monday will see
25 dozen I7x8S Stamped I,unx
Towels. good quality. 10 be -
Some OF tho Made Dresses for
children, to i2 years. In white and
colors. In pretty assortment CT IN
or style, arc she to.... p1sCO
Cohen's Second Floor.
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SOC and 81 Soc to !'.. $40 l., 80
Underprices in the Silk Store

he i'll its shade holders of silk arc willing 70
make 7 ~
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Bee; 100 Checked Be,.ste. which
has been soid up 90 now al that
price; i've different size e1/
checks. Monday. gard. VIZ
Mercerized vo!les; thoy have been
cried a, bargain ut lec: 40 inches
w'ds' on saio MOndny for. 121,c
yard .....,......... - ~
Snowflake Cloth. yard wide ,nads
on tho order OF rice clcth: former
best price has been csc To-
?aro ............ ACN
Tho lac Pl!sss Crepe. white.
BIZ eius 10 and BLACK for 1910
, - - = ~
Ina hnest Fiaxon that Is rnada. In
checks. aIipos and bars. handhor-
chief style. that is al~Ays $50, IT,
on sale FOR. yard. ..... LIZ
Cohen's Main Floor.
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The new Awning Stripe Dresses, linen,
ratine. imported crepe cloth. voics and
1 @1sans .; direct copies OF 42t5 00
Others OF similar materials, in various
combinations, including handkerchief
linen, ratine. crepe cloth, trimmed with
organdy and talfetas and G1Q S0
Dresses of French linen. crepe cloths
and voio. In combination with shadow
lace or embroidery trimming; the most
stylish Of thia seasons $40 E0
tnOdcb ---.-- .---.... ~ d h scO
Others arc of yoIlc. gingha,n. Tissue
Gepcs and various new com G. z rE
hinations and new models. sDGs -
One on the most unique styles of the
eeason at an undcrprice are Dresses Of
striped voilc. floral crcpes
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This Great Lace Store

Is greater than before New come rolling in ov.r r.
we keep up with all the styles they appear in Europe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

md other vcnves I'm Wooden Dress
GOodn. come I'm the various coIors
at blue. tan and other ahadest also
black. In all the various grades,
from the American 10 the fine i'm
ported, including broadcloth, yard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
| he Finest Bou You
Haze EUer Had
The Infants DEBT

Has some OF the most beautI-
ful lowered Crepe ChIldren's
Dresses, in white, with minaret
fiounce: 2 to 6 years CT gO
and only SO and. ID LOU
Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
For Men Mondau

Checked Nainsook Under
wear; the best ever seen at
$50; they arc each. Or
only zoe
In the SAME department
mems Athletic Checked Muslin
Garments; $l.o0 ones. co.
for, suit ...... OSC
Main Floor.