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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-26
NICOLlN.
enjoyed.


Evelyn Dewitt spent last week with
relatives in Bangor.
Blanche Leland, OF Bar Harbor, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Francis Nc
Gown.
Adele Hadeen, of Chicago, H., spent
last week with her uncle, Rev. Nelson
Hadeen.
Augustus Seaborg, wife and daughter
Edith, of Brooklyn, n. Y, are at Frank R.
McGown's.
Bernard Small, who is employed at Mt.
Desert Ferry, is spending few days at
his home here.
George Maddocks, of Brockton, Mass,
is visiting his parents, Benjamin Mad
docks and wife.
Mrs. Il. II. Tabbutt and daughters
Kathryn and Helen, of Everett, Mass, are
visiting at Willard Phillips.
Reuei McGown and wife, of Berlin, N.
H., who were called home by the death
OF Mr.. McGown's brother, J. Howard Nc
Gown, returned to their home Friday.
Mrs. Stanwood Cosmey and two chill
dren, Beatrice and Marion, of Omaha,
Neb., who have spent August with her
parents, Sven Anderson and wife, will
leave this week to make a short visit in
Bangor before starting for their home.
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Ready With a Reason.

Some time ago man from the city
spent a few days In a country town.
and while there real estate dealer
tried to interest him in suburban seen
cry. Returning to his hotel that night
the city man saw the agent in the
lobby.
Look here, old fellow" remarked
the city man. 81 thought You told me
that you didn't have any malaria down
in this section?''
That's just what told you" was
the prompt declaration of the agent.
land told you right"
Maybe you did" doubtfully return
ed the city man. but just the same I
saw a man down the road a few min
utes ago with chilis and fever"
"Oh, see now" smiled the real es-
tate man. with a look OF enllghten-
ment. THAT was Smith. He was shud-
dering and shaking to think what his
wife would say TO him when he got
home."-Exchange
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BAysrpE.

Mrs. z. NJ. Gordon and daueb,s, e.,
OF Meirose, Mass, were weekend nnal.
OF Mrs. Gilman Wakefield. sS's''
Mrs. Beulah Jordan, of Ellswor,b -,
Saturday night and Sunday with bs, 's -
ents, w. A. Trim and wife. pa''
Merritt W. Alley, of New York ,,.,,
here last saturday to visit his father 'c.s
Samuel Alley. Mr.. Alley made tho ~. ~.
in bis automobile. @'p
Rev. Albert J. Lord and family win
leave Pleasant beach to-day for EIlsvo,.s
to visit Mrs. Lords father, II. b. Pbilli,s
. few days, before returning TO Meriasn
Conn.
L. II. cushman and George Crosby cam.
from Bluehili Saturday night to the fn. -
man cottage, and spent Sunday. retp,n
ing Sunday night accompanied by NJ.
Cushman and Mrs. Crosby.
Aug. "a.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Herbert Tucker and wife, OF Cherryfield,
are spending the week here.
Martin Hastings, of Bingham, has been
visiting his father, Henry G. Hastings.
Mrs. Fred e. Rounds and children left
Saturday for visit at yeazie and Enfield.
Miss Gertrude Flood returned Saturday
from visit in Cherryfield and Harring-
ton.
Samuel Candage and vile, of Seal Har-
Dor, have been guests OF A. w. Ellis and
wife.
Miss Dora Moore, OF Bucksport, has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Frances
Moore.
Mrs. William II. Brown left Tuesday for
Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs. Eva
Fitz Morris.
Leroy Haslam and wife went to Bangor
Tuesday to spend few days with friends
and attend the fair.
Mrs. Mertie Perkins and daughter
Pearl, OF Lowell, Mass, have been visiting
here the past week.
NftoAst ~ ACAhdio anu "tiSs vi Rtohb
Paris, are visiting MIR. Fernald's pare nts,
Frank E. Fernald and wife.
The community was saddened ON learn
ing OF the sudden death OF Rockwell
Spencer on Sunday at his home at the
Green Lake hatchery.
Friends of Leroy Sleeper and wife, of
Dedham, Mass, will be interested to learn
that son was born to them last Sunday.
Mrs. Sleeper was Miss Gertrude Nc
earthly, OF this place.
The annual Sunday school picnic was
held at Contention Cove on Saturday, in
stead OF Friday, on account OF the rain.
About 100 attended, the majority of the
children going by hayrack, while the
adults went by buck board and private
teams. Fish chowder and picnic dinner
were served and games and sports were
enjoyed.
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DEER ISLE.

Capt. Alfred Greeniaw has sailed in his
yacht for England to bring home the
family of his employer.
Miss Elsie Haskell, who is employed
with CHM & Co., Boston, is spending a
few weeks with her people.
Mrs. George Haskell and family and
Miss Merle Small are guests OF Mrs.
George Saunders at Islesboro.
Sydney Treat and wife, who have been
spending the summer at their cottage
here, left for Boston this week.
Harold Greenlaw, an electrical engineer
who has been spending his vacation with
relatives here, returned to Boston Thurs
day.
Frank Dean, of Quincy, Mass, who has
cottage here. has just had built at
Friendship fine yacht, which was
brought into the harbor this week. She
is commanded by Capt. Hiram Howard.
He intends to take trip South in her this
fall.
Aug. "a. REX.
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DEDHAM.

Miss Fife Phillips spent few days with
Mrs. G. w. Brewster last week.
Basil Thompson, of orrington, is visit
ing his uncle, Gerald Thompson.
Herbert Gray, of Saco, spent last week
with his parents, G. A. Gray and WIFE
Misses Hazel and Helen Merrill, Of
Green Lake, are guests of Miss Hazel
Cowing.
Mrs. w. W. Black and granddaughter
Helen have returned from visit to rela-
tives in Bangor.
Miss Marcia Burrill has gone to Dor
chester, Mass, for visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Hurd Brown.
s. II. Richardson is building a house
near the town hall, and his son Melvin
one on the Holden road.
Aug. "a. b.
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PENoBscoT.

Fred Perkins, of Cambridge, Mass. is
visiting his brother, James {. Perkins.
Miss Nina varnum returned TO her
work at Togus Wednesday, after a yaca.
ton here.
Miss Alice Bridges and friend, Of Port
land, were guests OF Miss Bernice Varnum
last week.
George Perkins and MIR, Bennett, Of
Manchester, n. H., were guests Of H. C.
Perkins and wife last week.
Leo NJ. Sellers, OF the \. E. CONNECTION
cry Co., Boston, is spending his vacation
with DR.. NJ. A. Wsrd~ell and wife.
Aug. "a. WoopLocEs,
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In snite Of tho Proof.

An American lady. living In China.
had been teaching class of young
Cinnamon. One day native prince
called on her in his fine robes and
talked to her with some embarrass-
ment
Madam" he said, Il came to you to
see you about matter that is very
near to me. You have been teaching
that the world is round"
Yes" replied the instructor. land 1
have been Offering the proof"
II know" said he. but that is not
what came to see you about. 1t is all
very good what you say. but. madam,
/ have always been taught that it Is
fat. want to know If you would feel
bad if continued to think 1t fiatT'
oh" replied the teacher. 1T Is not a
matter of how feel, but a matter of
evidence. demonstrate that 1t is
round: offer the proof: II you accept
the evidence you think 1t round; If you
reject it you think 1t fat"
Our intelligent friend was still I'M
moved. still more concerned about the
object OF his visit. 81 understand" he
said. that all you say, madam, is good
and reasonable But would you mind
IL still thought it flatr-The Masses.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Il. NJ. Hodgkins and wife attended the
Hodgkins reunion at Blunt's pond last
week.
Miss Louise Hodgkins, OF Bangor, is
visiting at the home OF her uncle, H. M.
Hodgkins.
L. A. Penney, wife and daughter, of
Bangor, spent Saturday night and Sunday
at X. Fl. Young's.
Miss Carrie Brown, of Portland, who
has been guest at Mrs. Annie Smiths.
returned last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Whitehouse, OF Ithaca, N.
X, has been the guest of Mrs. Il. w.
Grant few weeks.
Mrs. Robert Diver has gone to Dorches-
ter, Mass, for visit with her husband,
who has employment there.
Capt. M. A. Young, wife and daughter,
who have spent the past month at r. FL.
Young's, left for New York Sunday.
Other departures have been Mrs. E. A,
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COUNTY NEWS
MOUNT DESERT.

Roy ]. Leland has employment at the
Somes house.
Mrs. Harry Haynes spent a few days Of
last week in Trenton.
o. Perry Rich has had telephone in
stalled in his residence.
Forrest o. Dickey, of Ilull's Cove, spent
the weekend with his family here.
Miss Sarah Cousins, of Trenton, spent
last week with Miss Dorothy Leland.
John M. Cranshaw and wife, Of Au-
burn, are guests of NJ. l.. Allen and wife.
Mrs. Clara somes is spending few days
ct Sullivan with her brother, James mey-
nell.
Roger Il. Allen left last week for
Pressure Isle, where he has position in a
bank.
William T. Somes and wife have re-
turned to Frankfort, after visit at their
old home.
Mrs. Cora A. Smith, formerly OF this
village, now of West Newton, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Bran
seom.
Frank Ely Abbott, ESQ.,, has returned
from Cleveland, o., and is at the Pray cot
tage with his family for the remainder of
season.
Mrs. Stanley Cox, with infant daughter
Phebe, of Holyoke, Mass, is visiting at
"Yama Ouchi'' with her parents, Rev.
Horace IL. Leavitt and wife.
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REX.
WINTER HARBOR,

Miss Marion Tracy is visiting in New
port.
Mrs. Rubie Tracy was a recent business
visitor at Old Orchard.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
bungalow being built by Wilson Sarge Mt
Shirley JOY, wife and son Stewart are
guests OF Mr.. joys parents, Fred Joy and
wife.
Greedy Weston, of Boston, spent his va
cation with his parents, IL. r. Weston and
wife.
James Weber has the cellar dug and
lumber on the site preparatory to building
house.
Dora Lindsey, of Boston, is spending a
few weeks with her parents, A. Merchant
ana wife.
Mrs. j. o. Foss and Miss Edna Hamil-
ton, of Porto Rico, are guests of their
sister, Mrs. Charles Grover.
Aug. %
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embellishments
A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY

mat has Lasted Tor oo he
must be very. very good. Otherwise
1t couldn't stand this test of time.
Since 1850 81. F." Atwood's Men,
cine has been leading househoiu
remedy. For So years it has proven
its worth as remedy for all stomaen'
liver and bowel troubles - and as
tonic of exceptional effect.
Mrs. Cutters letter simply adoS "
the overwhelming evidence;
Pennington, Me-:
81 have had quite long experieh0Ig
with Ia. F. Atwood's Medicine.
have used it for years as family nie eb
icine, a laxative, and for the stoii"o'Ii
use nothing else for the children. or 4
know of no medicine that couio tae
the place of Il. F. Atwoods Me-,
cine as household remedy. .,o-r
tSigned) Mrs. +. }. Cu'ie
The Big Bottle-At Dealers-80 -
Trial Bottle-By Mail-FF
81. F." MEDICINE CO., ID
Me.
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BLUEHILI..

Miss Leah Abram celebrated her
twelfth birthday Friday, Aug. q, delight
fully entertaining her friends.
Edward p. Tucker is spending his vaca-
tion with his family in town.
On account of the condition OF Sewail
p Snowman, who suffered from fall a
short time ago, his house and stable will
not be open to the public during the fair,
as has been the custom in years past.
Deputy Sheriff w. w. wescoit asks all
persons to take especial care in driving
on Sept. 1-2-3, as the traffic will be much
heavier than common on those days.
PLEASING CONCERT.
The concert in town hall Monday
evening was a gem, and the large audience
was well pleased. Each artist was en-
cored several times. The program follows:
Monulogne. .-.......Seiected
Mrs David Clarke
tal Air..-..-...........css.... -..........Bach
tbl serenade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Haydn
Helen Jeffrey, Marianne Kneisel, Gerald
Kunn, Marie Roemart
Nanny Tale. .......... ..........Mrs Clarke
(a) Interludium....-.-..... ........ Glsxounon
To- Molly on the Shore ...............Gganger
Quartette
Bit of Philosophy
{a) Miss Marion
Child Dialect tbl Fits
te) Little Pigs
Mrs Clarke
Miss May Ober deserves the thanks Of
the people of Bluehiil for giving them the
opportunity to hear such artists.
Aug. 81 I'll,
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SUNSHINE.

Mildred Sellers, of Stonington, is visit
ing her cousin, Alice Davis.
Mrs. Amanda Sellers has gone to Ocean
vile to care for Mrs. Walter Stanley, who
is ill.
Mrs. Flora Turner and children and
Miss Beatrice Sadler, of Minturn, are Wis
iting here.
Aug. "a. PICKLE.
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WEST ELLSWORTH .

George Libby and wife, of Bangor, WIS.,
tied Mrs. Libby's aunt, Mrs Henry Hig-
gins, last week.
William Carlisle has been visiting his
grandparents. II. W. Cunningham and
wife, at Bluehill.
Mrs. Nellie Nevells, with daughter
Hazel, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lois Trueworthy, has gone to North
Ellsworthto visit her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Moore
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Keith and sons, W. l.. Merrlu ~.
wooster and sons, and Miss p ~ Y T.
ter, all for Massachusetts,. "oos-
Capt. .. w. stinson and sons. VII,
been here some time shinn,n, ~ nave
have returned to Prospect Harbor S'''ef'
Capt. 9. ". colwell, wife and osn.,.
and Clarence colweli and Miss a,o1
Prospect Harbor, were guests :, Of
Colwsll's Sunday. y :
Little Arthur colwelI, who wa. ~.
badly scaided last week by falling NV aa''e
pail OF hot water left upon the Az '0
improving rapidly. AO0'' Is
Aug. "a
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A Lively Corpse.

Joseph G. Grow, a member OF the
United States diplomatic corps. tells
story of Bunsen, the German scientist
who was often mistaken for his cousin,
Chevalier Bunsen.
When he was travelling in England
he met lady who asked him. Have
you finished your book. bible Work"
YETI
mo, madame he said. 1 regret
that my untimely death has prevented
my doing So Detroit Free Press.
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Mrs. Dora Conant, who has spent a
month with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Belts, returned to her home in Dedham,
Mass, Friday.
Walter Chapman, OF Bucksport, is visit
ing at Capt. F. B. Sadler's.
Fred Stone, of Lawrence, Mass, is visit
ing here.
Arthur Fullerton, after spending two
weeks with his uncle, Clifford Fullerton,
returned to his home in Surry Sunday.
Arthur Jones lost horse last week.
Earl Smith also lost a horse recently.
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PRETTY MARSH

Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner and Misses Mary
A. and Lorelei Skinner are guests of Mrs.
Smell at Camp Taylor.
Mrs. Allen e. Freeman and two chill
dren have returned home from a weeks
visit at her old home at West fremont.
e. Z. Robbins and wife have returned to
their home in Camden, after spending a
week with friends here and at their old
home at Bartiett's island.
Aup o. n
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SOUTH pENoBsCOT.

Fred Staples and friend, OF Wsteryille,
are at Frank Staples.
Nellie Grindle, who has been employed
at Dark Harbor, is home.
Miss Jennie Grindle. of Bluehill, is the
guest of Miss Nan J. Grindle.
Mrs. Burton and two daughters went to
Great Works Saturday to join Mr.. Burton,
who is employed there.
Aug, "a. l.
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BRoOKSvII.LE.

Miss Prudence Saunders, of North Blue
hill, is visiting her grandparents, J. H.
Billings and wife.
F. W. circuit and Elmer Orcutt, of South
Brooksyille, went to Bucksport Saturday
returning Sunday.
Miss Emma Gray and Miss Bernice Per-
kins were taken to the insane hospital at
Bangor last week, for treatment.
Aug. "a. A.
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NORTH PESoBsCOT.

Miss Jeanette croxford, OF Brewer, is
visiting here.
Mrs. Egbert, Of New York, who has
been boarding with Mrs. George Leach,
will return to her home Thursday.
Misses Hazel, Ethel and Mildred Grin
die gave delightful party to the young
people OF North Penobscot Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hartman.
Aug. "a. II.
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Social Caste In Berlin.

German royalty is rigid in its exclu-
sive etiquette. The Prussian nobility
form caste entirely apart from the
rest of society. and Berlin. socially
speaking. is composed of many differ
ent worlds. none of which mingles with
the other--London NJ. A. p.
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ANY Old Excuse.

Big Sister twho wants to be left
alone moment with her sweetheart,-
Fritz. the house feels SO stuffy. go into
will you? Fritz-The window is open.
Big Sister-Oh. well. shut it again. win
ou.-Fliegende Batter.
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That's the Answer.

"Why is your husband so irritable at
homer" inquired the amazed visitor.
Because he knows it's safe TO be-
answered the long suffering wife-St
Louis Republic.
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Aug. Is.

No matter how careful one may be de-
licious cake is sometimes ruined when
turning it from the pan. When the cake
sticks set the pan on cloth wrung out Of
warm water and leave for few minutes.
The cake will then turn out without any
trouble.
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WEST suRRY.

Capt. e. l.. Dorr and wife, OF Bucksport'
visited relatives here recently.
Joseph Friend and wife, OF Bangor,
called on Mrs. f. N. Trundy Sunday.
Miss Mildred Gray and brother Elwin'
OF Bucksport, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Guy Carlisle.
Aug. "a l.
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Better DAYS.

Wife, wonder If Mr.. Van Dusen
hasn't seen better days? Husband
oh, yes. Van Dusen wasn't always
married. don't think!-Chieago Rec
ord Herald.
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SURRY.

The new pastor of the Methodist church,
Rev. DR.. Bennett, extended an invitation
to the Reys. John d. MeGraw and }. W.
Tickle, who were in the village, to SPEAK
to his congregation Sunday and they ae-
cepted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-26

Mrs. Annie Teel, who has been In Rock.
land a few days, Is home.
Mrs. Ida Dondis and children, Of Rock.
land, are visiting Mrs. Willie Teel.
Rev. +. G. Prescott, who spent wsek
in Cambridge with his parents, has re.
turned.
Joseph Cornell, of Boston, has Joined
his wife and children at her brothers
Nathan osier.
Aug. q. n
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Anxious Mistress-Jsne, have you given
the fish any fresh water lately? Jane
No, mum. They haven't drank the ~a1ei
gave them last month yet. Pack.
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FRENCHBoRo.

Miss Jessie Perkins has returned from ,
visit In waIdoboro and Boothbay.
Miss Sylvia Lunt, who spent a month
with relatives in. Rockland and Camden
Is home.
Aug. IL.
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The cheerful live longest in years and
afterward in our regards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
New White Goods
Specially riced for
Mondays Selling

500 yards received Cool Pajama
Cloth, the kind for union suits and re-
firing gowns for summer. -. .s1-ac
aoc value in Linen-Finish Suiting,
being 3o-inch width; looks like linen,
wears better; ideal for skirting. ..17c
Also another Ioc value, e7-inch
width, fine quality ..... .1aHc
2oc value, 45-inch Transparent Or
candle. the seasons novelty, sheer and
beautiful -........ ..............I7c
Ioc value, Fine Quality Pique. good
size, for separate skirts, for. ). .1sAc
a5c value, New Crepe Ratine, for
dresses, beautiful cloth; only limited
quantity, 27-incl width. ........ .1ec
acc value, Striped Heavy Ratine, the
right weight wanted; while they last.
2z-incll width nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

~ Mrs. S. B. Taiiaferros
Mrs. Minnie shearer ard iIttls son. OF
'>rnchburg, are visiting w. II. Kent and
other relatives In Amherst.
Mrs. l. Hunter Early last week had the
misfortune 20 burn her hand very severely.
Miss Beverly Alcock on Thursday re-l
turned to her homo at Pleasant, Grove.
after three weeks visit TO friends In Au,-s
herst.
hello at Sweet Briar College on Monday.
Commemorative Attorney O l. Evans.
CLERK W. y. Sandiage and J. H Fuicher,
w. 3. Moore. l.. f. Parr and II. D. Scott,
constituting the Board OF Supervisors for
Amherst County. on Wednesday made q
tions OF tho county inspecting tbs macadafns
roads f. 80 81
Miss aiincoe, OF Ashland. this week vista
ed her cousin. aMfs. J. E. Bowman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
I he New
ParasoLs

Are more beautiful than ever this sea-
son. Prices are more attractive; va
ricty of styles shown are much greater
than ever before. One visit to this
department will give you some idea
of the many unusual values offered
Extensive showing OF Handsome
Plain Silk Parasols, in all the best
shades; these for ....... ST. 60
Fancy Silk Parasols from $1.e8 to
$1,000, shown in all the newest shapes
and color combinations. An excep-
tional variety offered from which to
make selection.
Handsome Plain Black Silk Para
soils; the best of values offered at $1.5o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Important Sale of
Street and Euening Dresses
Shown in Crepe de Chine, Crepe
Meteor, Figured Crepes and Taffeta.

Shown IN Crepe de Chine, Crepe
Meteor. Figured Crepes and Taffeta.
$50 and $3.50 $4,000 Taffcta
Taffeta, Crepe de ~ E;ru :
Chine and Fig
ured Crepes, now Crepes all leading
$500 shades now $r7.5o
One lot of Taffcta Dance Frocks, in
all light shades, fancy shadow lace
waists; $4,000 Dresses NOW. $3.50
$4,000 and $500 Street and Dinner
Dresses, neteors, figured crepes and
combination lace tops, now. .$25 90
y large showing OF early models i'll
Summer Voiles and Crepes; all i'm
ported cloths; these we show in only
the very newest models Prices range
IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIS 90 to $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

yearly business meeting, which will DO
held In this city. May 49,
One of the most charming amateur en-.
tertainments presented in Wilmington in
many years was given last night In tho
auditorium OF the high school 8s beneilt
for the homo science department OF that
institution. II was a performance OF tho
farce comedy. THE Private Secretary"
and the cast was made up OF Whining
toms clcverest thcspians. an follows: Mrs
Ralph Krouse Misses Ruth Lynch, Helen
Well. Sarah Hines and Frank Holloway.
Fred Gerken. VIII Shaw. w. o. 8. souther-
land. Fred Little and Or. Ralph Kpouse
DR.. Harry Honnet and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Bear. OF Wilmington. sailed from
New York this week for Naples and Genoa,
and will remain abroad all summer.
]. w. Bailey. of Raleigh. has been selected
TO deliver the principal address at Il tho
high school commencement OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

Carter's Mercerized sic
Union Suits; regular and eS-
ira sizes, for $500.
Carriers Pure Silk Union
Suits; regular sizes. $500.
Extra size Silk Union
Suits. $3.50.
Ladies' Union Suits: lace
or cuff knee: regular and
extra sizes, for 25c.
Another lot OF Ladies'
Lisle Union Suits; regular
and extra sizes; lace or cuff
knee; some Swiss ribbed;
also some 3-piece suits
among them. Choice, SOC.
Boys "Step-in-to" Union
Suits; 2 to II years, for 25c.