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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

age. who can neither read nor wr,te ,nc,.
Sm ,hI1 seve,a, dPSo,fYi votes and
de sr,,s ;he women OF Virginia.
, ne S,nte maintains four collegiate insti-
tutions Tor men. but has no school for tho
hishcr education 81 women even OF a sutlo
enSmtiy nigh standard to train it's own high
If the women of Virginia are called upon
90 mahe me sacrifice OF doing without high
81 cuuSouon IN order that the 81. 900 children
may be educated. should not The men OF
ab msilN' Ge equally as generous? Why NOT
money that the stat: is spendinG for The
t"wSrSloh 81 men ony would so long way
irom marble halls accept all this Of tho
common schools? or curse tFy Ws meG Know %i
what Il university education means to "A man
NE; how much higher order OF citizen Il
makes oi MIN. and therefore OF so much
but this u aiso true In the case OF the wo,
m@n: II the State cannot AFFORD to do this
for her sons ''"'' s''o''u S"e 40 X
Inc vii mdy io OF tho coordinate college
attitude of tho Speaker. Edwin p cox: the
dagn ,y With which he. presided. and the
der the iuost trying circumstances. tor the
o'Ii was bitterly fought.
ihe advocates OF the equal suffrage meas
ura VIII also remember the attitude OF MIR
S .o when ihc equal suffrage resolution waa
. ne clerk was reading the resolution was
s me sign'' i?r general disorder on the floor.
~ ''i NC Gail ZOE orDcT. me patrons
"i the measure could hardly bc heard for
INC dproar and FOR the running nre OF
IuhhS remarks, which kept up during
inc proceedings Senator owen when he
spoke in the Capitol tor equal suffrage rc-
Gently. si,d: The female sex ought to
nave an end OF this chivalry that is always
making "a profound bow and DENYING tho
fundamentals OF Justice" In this instance
the House of Delegates forgot The profound
DOW IN denying women The fundamentals
OF justice. and gave To- their plea for higher
citizenship neither ChIvairous nor re-
spoctiul consideration. MARY PENN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Wheu a board of control WAS adopted
IN RGhmond there were those who enter
t",uen the FOND hope that many existing
De reincdied. and one OF these was that we
niEhl nave clean streets. Long since. how
untt, In fact. the whole faCe of the earth
~ covered Win dust and every maue back
yarH IL fuii o! ashes. You. Mr.. Reader ia
nct your backyard fun OF ashes and dia
You ever see streets as absolutely filthy ms
iHcnmond IT seems that our people are
INC most long suffering thnt ever existed.
l"r no"heie else would such conditions be
toicritcG' Ifcr" Is no excuse tina; a CITY
Win the wealth OF Richmond should for
ever endure the dirty streets with which
VIC are confronted. they have absolutely be-
come g d!s grace. amt II tho Superintendent
OF VIC street Cleaning Department. after
ven years ia office, can Ind n WAY TO keen
the cl'Ns streets clean with an expenditure
20 fll'p'C : year, II seems thar tho board Of
control might Ind somebody wbr can
EeSncCtiuily. CIVIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

homo rule has grown In ireland, Ulster
has become more and moro at odds
with the rest of Erin. until now, with
n Liberal ministry In power. pledged to
a. home rule bin. and dependent upon
fhe Irish for maintenance IN power.
the lilstoTmen promise rebellion If they
arc forced to give UP their seats in
the House OF Commons for n place in
the proposed irish Parliament at
Dublin
Headed b. Sir Edward Carson. who
should certainly have been arraiened
ere this for treason. anu supported by
Bonar Law. the unofficial Unionist
leader, the Fishermen have soupht TO
arouse Enriand 10 reputation of the
Liberal party and It's policies They.
too. arc Embellishments. they wan, and
are not 70 be turned over to the Dub
lin Parliament Down with party
which would denv n Briton his blood,
R"rar Law has ha"ped on this mourn
fui string, ana has wept over the
w-oros Of Tho O~orrc,ren. M, he hrs
800 ''.''i 800 ~ u''SeN ''' INh"rHtS. or
"a alan thei" ir'pertnrha',7e rondcr. AS
nv Carson. he has born told to M. ,Ip
or shut IN AVID has rore To rlSter to
raise tho Standard OF n-oteet"
nc rnHy he ahi" to unuetor a frw NAL
contents ard nut up ? nr-ht ,hou~h ws
"ouht II l7"t 81 best mic rene,,Yon
VIII s0eedilv he rarrcesed civil war.
IN Ireland viii nrohahIv mean ro-hlrr
MOVE than 'onrcr terms Of court and
new recruits for the prison forces. II
viii toe put down quickly.
whether tho Asuuith ministry VIII
be able TO weather the storm acncnds
nitorether upon the success Of Car.
sons nppeai TO the English voters n.
by any cutlery play or any Dornpous
st"uttinE, nc is able to catch the fancy
OF the average Enslishman. the Liberal
majority Will crumble. and Asouith
VIII he forced out OF office r. on tho
other hand, Carson be promptly Jailed
End tried. In case OF Overt action. tho
chances arc that Asquith will hold his
own. ST best. this aspect OF the stun =
ton is delicate. however trining The
rising itself may be
The home rule bill has been the
death warrant of =, than one Pre-
rnier. If Asquith goes down, he Will
but share Gladstone's fate: If he
stands, he will have eXcelled the reccs. /
Of the great Premier
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he Rappahannock
Rhapsodist
'rclitnic and T,,tIctnt.

e any one cares for poi OF mat.
That Of all the children of Mother
These are the naueh,iest. know
Tel!tale and Tittletat.
Now. little kittens mus, he at
som. sort OF mischief while they
>. Must 60 where kittens should not 60,
TanEle the thread OF grandma's MAI,
And chew the ribbons OF baby's hat
Tney can't DO one Thing Ger and Ger.
FOR chasing ones tail becomes a
II one has nothing to do but that.
SO. If Tommy or Floss or Sell
Into the smallest mischief fcil.
StraiSht these pussics would run and
All abour i, 10 Mother Cat
Telltaie and Tlttletat
One day grandma found her cream
oVerturned ana 81 easy stream
end pool beside tho pantry door.
Nnc creamy tracks on the parlor floor.
SAID, III find out who's done ainiss
Then, with a soft and pleasant purr
Sh@ called her kittens up TO her
And looked az all their tiny feet
Before she'd gotten halfway round
Her success was most complete
on the let of two the cream waa
The guilty ones: You've guessed at
Telitale and Tittlctat
Now. IL they come into the room.
Grandma rushes for the broom,
Opens very wide the door
Granopn with an awful roar,
Pounds his cane and cries ont "Scnt
relliaic and Tittletnt!"
Telltalc and Tittletat--
This is The moral they teach us. pat;
" You would protect the pail
Watch who bears and brings the tale.
THOMAS LoMAX HUNTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
INDIANA AND VIRGINIA PRIMARIES

Indiana Democrats have taken the
first ster toward swinging the State into
tho line OF those CONFERENCE.-The which
nominate candidates for office By pri-
nary election instead of by conven-
lions. All the old arguments against
the system. so well known in Virginia
where they have been worn thread
bare, were presented by the convention
advocates. but the resolutions commit
tee OF The state convention by a mar
row margin. estimated them at their
true worth, rs they have long been esti-
mated in this State. and voted to for
The primary. To meet the only legiti
mate objection to the primary plan the
committee provided for q State convcn-
tion FOR counsel. organization and
declaration Of the party principles" So
Indiana Democracy is committed to the
primary principle by party convention
action as Virginia Democracy was com
mittel to IT,
While Indiana is years behind Vir-
ginia In making beginning, II has
made better beginning The appar-
en-; compromise in favor OF a State con
N"nton for the declaration of Drirci-
pl"2 is not compromise. but an ele.
ment Of strength. which Virginia has
not yet been able TO add to her system.
Advocates Of the primary system MAY
think they have given UP something
I o gain foothold for the system. and
rs opponents may think they have
saved something from tho wreckage
but the reverse is the trr.h Here in
! Virginia the lack OF a convention ha.
been one OF the serious drawbacks TO
the successful operation of the system,
and It's opponents know It, KNOWING
, II. they have opposed ana still oppose
calling q convention
Those Indiana Democrats who nave
taken Tom TagEart by the throat ana
/ forced him to allow his convention 10
declare for a state wide direct primary
law have done better than they know.
| They have secured the Endorsement OF
a direct primary. and nj the SANE time.
nave Kicked into the scrap heap one
of tie really serious objections to the
system, 80 that Ii cannot rise TO plague
the rarity In the future we were not
so fortunate In our start here In Vir.
cinia. hut we started earlier, and fl
may he that we viii have the IDEAL
combination OF primary nominations
and convention formulated platform be-
fore Indiana acts on the resolution Of
the Democratic platform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
Tho Times Dispatch Bureau.
3 Dollingbrook Street,
uhone 1850,
Petersburg. Va. March 20 ,o,A

ttVT SLUT 81 NU', MULCH 70, 1U1a.
Il meeting Of the board Of directors
uon was held last night. when tho
following officers were elected. Pred
dent. IL. $. seward vice president. Il.
Boiling Wilcox: recording secretary,
George w Harrison; treasurer. Hugh
L. Smith Various matters in connec-
ton with the new home were discussed /.
and committees were named to look
after The furnishing ana equipment Of
thc several departments. Woikinen are
now at work on the fourth story OF the
building, and IT is expected that the
home viii be completed and ready :or
dedication 10y the early fail The dedi-
cation viii he an event of great lnter-
est IN Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Rt. Rev. ~ NJ. Randolph. -. -. bishop
OF the Episcopal Diocese OF Southern
Virginia, will preach and administer
the rite OF confirmation at Grace
Church NJ the morning service on sun
day. During the past TWO weeks Bish-
'op Randolph has visited and confirmed
classes NJ st Johns. So. Pauls and
Good Shepherd Churches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

II Is EfhtIIyinG % tne NcWs mat 4
pm IN Inc with suggestion made by
me News at the opening OF the Lcgis-
nature mas been passed by both house,
ana sent to the Governor This bin
provides for the abolition Of the various
normal school boards. OF which there
are four with twelve members each
and provinces instead for central
board. TO be appointed bN the Governor,
aud TO have charS. OF all four schools
RMS Is IN keeping with the trend OF
progressive legislation OF the time.
cent? al.2ine power and responsihiijtv
In the hands Of few and worl,int.
Tor both economy and. We believe, cfti-
cheney i;adfortl News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
PERSONAL and General.

on account of the weather. the Ches.
terrified Junior Chapter United Daugh-
ters OF the Contederacy, VIII not hold
the regular meeting this afternoon.
but viii meet on Saturday afternoon
OF next week at 3 o'clock In the par
Tors of cambridge Street Baptist
Church.
Miss Minerva Weeks, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs w. j. Carter. has
returned 10 her home in Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
SUES FOR $4,000
Mise Jenkins. az S~nnehoro. PInintiR
AGminst Strect Ikni'wnN Cn,nnnnN.

Suit was instituted Yesterday by
Miss Bessie Jenkins Of Swansboro
AGAINST the Virginia Railway ana
Power Companv in the Chesterfield
Circuit Court Miss Jenkins was hut
BY being thrown from a car ut fIrll
ana Clonton Streets in January. 1918.
and clairna 10000 for her injuries
The plaiHtifT. who Is reorcsented hv
Judge ]. II Gregory. claims negligence
on the part OF the company She has
been under the care Of two doctors
since her fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
lights Tor Chc.tcr

work mas been completed on the m
stalletign OF lights in Chester. and the
current vas turned on this week. The
money tor the Illumination was raised
hy The Chester business Mems Club.
which Was aided with small nppro-
prlauon from tho Chesterfield County
Board Of Supervisors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Frank Moore colored. was sen, on
TO the grand jury by Justice II A
Maurice yesterday In Police Court,
Part IL. on the charge CT cutting
Charles Harvey. colored
Mary Moore coioied. was dismissed
on The charge Of cutting Josephine An.
dcIsOn. coiOred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

grocc"v store Of g T. W..l,hau OF 1923
stockton street has been broken into
and robbed II was reported YESTERDAY
''''""s naid Visit TO the place
sons. held special meeting last nirht
titH OF cigars, tobacco. meat and other
articles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
pnat stat. President s,.,,s.

Past state President w II Rice OF
the Patriotic order. sons Of America.
was the principal srcniinr last night
at the mcet'nr Of w" ehi"~ton Camp.
NJ 20. in Robben's Hall. He spoke in
behalf Of the uniform rank, which he
eXpects TO orrani2e for the benefit OF
the members OF tho order
Manchester Ch"Dter Rcval Arch Ma
'e held n sncoipl meetinelast night
FOR work IN the Hnval Arch degree.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
A. nrcntnr str.cl chu.eA

Rcv q II. McFaden, who has been
conducting q sc-ice 81 rcvivala NJ De-
catur street Methodist church cor tho
past week, viii continue the services
through the coming week \ sttonc
chorus choir Is lending interest 10 The
meetings Rev Il NJ White. pastor Of
The church. viii preach at both SER
vices to-mOrrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

N" HIEHrSI phrtN LOYALTY Is that
winch preserves freedom of reason and
conscience and VIII not be bound TO
men or measures merely because OF
inc source from which they issue Oc-
caSlonS have arisen, and nigh; again
arise when obedience TO party dictates
WAS treason to emocracy.-Norfulk
Nirginian- PILOT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
Lynchhnrg INN Arroin,.n

i'FtVHtI 70 Tue Tiines- Disna tch7
washington. March 2O.-Robers
S,ianFnter, OF Lynchburr, Va. wns 70.
Reclamation Service. under the rnteritn,rr
i,enhrtm"nt at salary of 81 300 ar.
ll,aily unonn recommendanor of Con
gre ss'nan Glass. He will be stationnd
in Arizona al his own request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
BRINGS SUIT FOR s5,27e
alton II. Parker Seeks to Recover Snn,
Fran Gilbert e.. mud DariJ Kennedy,

Np'cInI 20 THO Times D.sDatch
New York March 20.-Alton & Park
er. formerly nominee OF the Democratic
p"rty for President. to-day started a
supreme Court action TO recover 81.
70 tr""l Gilbert +. Kennedy and David
Kennedy. ~
pork"r alleges that ne was riven q
note for this amount i'm 1905. pavable,
on demand. The note was secured hv
SItncN IN III" Lincoln Mining Company.
~ hen ne attempted to sell fhe securttv
nc Iound II had no market wilma ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Woman Alayor who caueh, he, hus.
band violating liquor license laws says
no must be prosecuted With the others.
until wc know something of tho 40
nestle life Of that couple We refuse
10 join in the chorus of praise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
NEW S OF
SOUTH RICHMOND

viii po heard to-day In Hastings Court.
Part H. They are Christian Brothers
against Frank Morris. sewers Broth
cfs against Frank Morris, ana tho
Brown Furniture Company against IL.
4. RUdd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
Views Of the
Virginia Editors
Tins rrcvcntcd Mnr

Prcsidcnt Wilson has kept the coun-
try out OF war OF Intervention with
nc Xlco' ana prospects are good for
MIN ihhklng II a continuous order Tho
country trusts that he will save il
from the sacrifice that war will de-
mand.-N ilitamsburg Gazette
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
Voice of Che People
Mon Ifnyc It: Mnmrn Mnnt i1

To thr Elitor OF rhe Timcs- DIsDatch:
sir. Hugh =. White the representative,
from tockbr!dEe. made vigorous attack
on the bill authorizing the establishment
OF co-ordlnatc college for women Arcn~d
ting to The Times Dispatch. his descr!ptIon
OF the sl.e00 children OF Virginia or sthooi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Billy Sunday boasts that he could
depopuiate Satan's domains in ten Gays
time. When he gets to New York ne
will have the opportunity to prove or
cat his words
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Revival meetings continue at Wealth
'' M"no'ia l Baptist Church Rev
= smith speaks every night fol-
""'o" 500" ee"vic" ~ 7:4b o'clock
At Porter street PRESBYTERIAN Church
the revival services which have been
conducted this week will close to-mor-
row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

In some parts OF switzerland ali the
There are any number OF people in
This country who could be buried right
now a public exptnse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

villa might be willing TO have peace
If the moving picture operators would
leave AfeNico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
ms ucn,Gp ANn rnouin,rro>.

We s'a'eu 'u' NATN' 90
set mo outHneo our Poi'cS ''' ''V
eon''"' po"io''''i N"''''''s''
At tho outset we wish to 0ckuowl'
edge The temperate fair and courteous
manner In which tNc Herald discusses
INC tonic IL rs pleasure 10 debate
mn Issue with q con,cmnorary 50 just
,u,i re,eona,,le. II Is resret that the
.snlty ana rood sense Of The edi,or OF
.re Herald do not play a larger part
IA shaniue tbs course OF the antlsa-
,oon forces The result would undouht-
s8lv he Cor the progress Of the tenn
osranoe cause
no., ya.,,.4.s oos,vo- g. orr article
~. an q, ,,o,tor col
~, r,,s,ool, ,r, eon,l.
- ,.,nn,.,, -. ,n,o when
n ana gyra laws we're PASSED.
a,s,,t. n,nlio ontnton IN
,.u,- ,,,e .,ab,,nc ac, INC uor-
,,, ~. u,ya ,,irn, as won
n 80. Go ia, doc
e ,a,.., on,,on" ana /, believes
ar,i,,,,r ,c, win he onproved
virci,,,
we cou'd ou' WISE '''"' ""'
of The PROHIBITION o"uoo" ""Ui'
FAR more MISTAKEN '""'' VIZ u"'
OF the byrd ahu nan" 20"
out wish 'oa' every "'''" 80
were SO ai'ouseo 10 we 1870
1"o'7
,,,..,.,.,,
Eoou 'O4 'lS '"'"'N va '' = ~ " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Richmond Is never bothered by the
dust when tho snow is on the ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

TO those obtuse ones who cannot see
the Joke In the Ambassador Page Senn-
tor Chamberlain incident, we viii Say
that Il IS Senator Chamb srlatn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Emmett Harrison died last nigh, at
his home at BurrowVille, Prince George
County. lie was the son of the late
Henry r Harrison, of near DIsputanta.
was wid"wcr. and in his Unity
iiinth year. lie is survived by two
brothers. Frank r. OF Prince Georre,
and Robert l. Harrison, of this city
Also by sister The funeral viii
take plnce NJ o'clock sunday after
noon from Rosewood Church
William X. Emory. aged slvty-eicht
years. died ~ an carly hour this
morning at his home on Wythc 81 ec,
after an illness Of about two weeks
lie came to Petersburg from Prince
George about Two Years ago. and is
survived by his wife and seven chill
dren. four brothers and a sister
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
News Of Petersburg
PcrsonnI nnh Othcru,..

expiration OF General Stith Bolling's
term. about the middle of April.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Oh, the blssful dazo of courtship,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Hear Three Suits To-Day.
Three suits involving small amounts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

Nomination Confirmed.
haVinc been confirmed ms Vostmas
ter OF Petersburg, II l.. Barham wi
cn'"" on ~ d''t'o~ pea -uch nficr Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

The story ] tell viii plainly show,
lt any one cares for proof OF that.
That OF all the children of Mother
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13
: := Mems and Young Mems Suits and 0vercoats

Wisconsin and Warrensburg
MACKINAWS
$l2 80 Mackinaws, Sale Price $S ~
10 90 Mackinsws, Sale Price q 9S
80 Mackinaws. Sale Price 4 10
Boys Mackinaws, Reduced to
81 9S, $3 9S and 81 %
Sweaters
For the Entire Family.
SOC Sweaters, Sale Price soc
81 90 Coat Sweaters,
Sale Price zoe
so Coat Sweaters,
Sale Price 95c
2 80 Wooden Coat Sweaters,
Sale Price 81 70
8 80 Wooden Coat Sweaters,
Sale Price 2 50
so WooIen Coat Sweaters,
Sale Price 3 90
so and : so Heavy
Gray and Crimson 81 9S and
Coat Sweaters ) 9S
Gloves and NIittens
SOC Mittens, Sale Price SOC
CSC Mlttens, Sale Price 70c
25c Jersey Gloves. Mems and
Boys sizes, Sale Price 1oc
Caps
SOC and 69c Caps
Sale Price 35c
Hats
50 90 Gold Bond Derbles. Soft Hats
all latest styles and shapes
Sale Price 90
81 30 Derby and Soft Hats,
Sale Price soc
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13
Ladies' Attention


Every coat suit and dress in our
stock has been marked down to rock
bottom prices.
$lS 90 Coats Sale Price SI2 0S
10 90 and - 90 Goats,
Sale Price g 9S and : %
10 90 Goats, Sale Price 9S
We save you 1-3 on any suit you
choose.
Furs, Pieces and Fur Sets
Muffs at 81 80 up to 81 9S
Fur Sets at 81 9S up to 8 90
Children's Winter Wear
ing Apparel
In this Big Sale we offer Childrens
winter coats, in good range of col
ars and in sizes to Ia years worth
So. s. and 81 at 81 9S, So 9S,
$3 IS and 81 9S.
Waist Section
Ladies 75c Waists in very good
styles, Sale Price 39C
soc Waists, Sale Price soc
Ladies' Handsome Waists,
Special Value, Sale Price
soc and Csc
So 90 Messaline Waists
Sale Price 81 50
Fur Coats, Special
Mems sos 90 Fur Coats, Sale
Price SIS 30
Mems and Young Mems Duke
of York Brand Plush lined with
Fur and Muskrat Collars
$l5 90 and SIS 90 value.
Sale Price S11 so
and SI3 so
Ladies', Misses and
Junior Dresses
$40 90 and $l2 90 Silk Poplin
Dresses, Sale Price So 9S and SO 9S
s. 90 Serge Dresses, Sale
Price S3 9S
10 90 Serge Dresses, Sale
Price } 9S
Children's Dresses
Dainty Dresses in various models at
greatly reduced prices.
SO 90 All Wool Serge Dresses, sizes
6 to IA at 81 9S
Other Good Values from
45c to so 90
New Fall Skirts
Good assortment Of Wool Serge Skirts
Reduced to 81 9S, 50 9S and
S3 9S
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13

Youths Black Shoes, sizes to 49,.
worth 81 80. Sale Price 81 20
Mems So 80 extra heavy Work Shoes
in Tan and Black with double sOles of
real oak leather. Sale Price 81 10
Big Bargains in Mems Heavy. Lum-
bernen'S Rubbers. Ball Band, Hub
Mark. Bracon Falls and Hoods, the
best brands i'll the country.
Mems So 90 Arrow Brand and Bulls
Eye Rubber Boots. Sale Price
$3 rs
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13

Boys extra heavy Fall School Shoes
solid leather, worth 81 IS; sizes to 6.
Sale Price 81 20
BOYS Gun Metal Button Shoes
Sizes TO 6, a good shoe.
Sale Price 81 90
Youths Tan, High Cut Shoes with
two buckles, absolutely solid leather.
sizes . to 49, Sale Price 81 70
Mems 50 80 Dress Shoes in Box Calf
Gun Metal, Button or Lace in all
styles. Sale Price 9S
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13

Mems Heavy Roll Edge, One Buckle
Leggin Rubbers 50 90 value Becon
Falls make. Sale Price l 80
Mems Duck Hish Lace Top. Ball
Band Brand. So so value, special
Sale Price l oS
Only one pair to customer.
We are the Sole Agents for the Endi-
colt, johnson and celebrated w. l..
Douglas Shoes for men, LaFrance,
Boardman and A Flex for women, j.
p. S. for Bays. and Walton for Girls.