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Williams news., 1914-07-23

NUMBER: 8 "The Store With a Conscience is now offering some exceptional bargains in Ladies ana mems shoes. This store is conducted three by brothers who by their high grade goods, their square dealings land courteous treatment of custom CTS have won warm place in the hearts of the people of Williams and the surrounding country.
 They can supply every want for the entire family. Their line of clothing is complete and such goods as Dittman shoes and Thor oughbred hats are samples of their high grade lines. Their grocery stock contains the best of fresh eat ables and here you will find the famous Burlington Hall Coffee. Their line of shelf hardware con tains the best of high grade cutlery and kitchen utensils. They are the people who sell the famous B. P. 5. paints. Give the firm name and tell what B. P. s. means.
 NUMBER: 4 One of the new est business enterprises of Williams is the Auto repair and Service Sta tion depicted in this paragraph. Although it has been doing busi- ness only a few weeks it is already one of the busy places in town, and every patron is made steady cus- toner by the high grade work done here and the courteous treatment accorded every one. All makes of autoes are the same to this expert machinist and all work is guaran- teed to give satisfaction. Get ac- qnainted with him and you will bring ali. your work to his shop. Give the name of the proprietor and the location of his shop.
 NUMBER: 5 This number re- presents the live wire real estate man of Williams. If you want to sell your property tell him about it and he will find you a buyer in short order; and if you or any of your friends want to buy a home or a ranch he has large list of ex- cellent buys. He is probably the posted man in the entire state on the values of land in this vicinity and his we'll known integrity is proof positive that you can rely absolutely on what he tells you. Give his name.
Williams news., 1914-07-23

NUMBER; 7 This number rep resents the man who moves things in Williams. While he does not move everything he is prepared to move anything and he keeps things moving. He is prepared to do all kinds of dray and transfer work and every call receives prompt at- tention. Pianos and furniture re- ceive careful attention and he guar antees to handle them without damage. Safes and heavy articles are his delight. He bears the same name as one of the worlds great poets. Give it and his phone number.
Williams news., 1914-07-23
Contest

NUMBER: 13 The oldest tailor
 in the city will take your measure
 ment for a suit made by the Cam
 bridge Tailoring Co.,; of Chicago and guarantee it for fit, style and
 wearing qualities. Or he will do your cleaning pressing and repair
 ing and do it right, for reason- able price. By having him care
 for yonr clothes regularly you can double their length of life. Give
 his name.
 NUMBER: IA When you want something which for the minute puzzles you where to get it, this is the store which will surely come to your mind. They have a little
 of everything here and then some, <
 and it is known as the home of
 "Low Prices It is good store
 to visit just to look for you are sure to find something that yon
 have been wanting long time, and their prices will leave more
 money in your purse than if you
 went the rounds. Try . dish of
 Donofrio's delicious Ice Cream
 here and you will be steady pa
 tron for all time 10 come. Give the
 proprietors name and. the line of celebrated hosiery for which he has the exclusive sale. ss
 NUMBER: 15 If you want the best of ammunition OF any kind of sporting goods you will buy them at the store that makes g speciality of handling that kind of goods. This placethas just recently come
 under new management and is now more popular than ever. Their pool and card tables furnish recre- ation to men young and old who appreciate good fellowship and a congenial crowd; and their baths and barber shop are strictly sani- tary and up to date. They have the agency for The Imperial Laun- dry of Albuqurque and guarantee the work to be first class and the { price to be right. You will also find here complete line of cigars 7 tobaccos and fine confections. Give the new proprietors names and that of their leading brand of candies. s,l NUMBER: 16 Clothing for the whole family can be had at this store for less money than any place :. else. The proprietor is one of the pioneer merchants of the town and knows what the people want. It is the Williams home for Pingree Made Shoes and all his goods are in strict accord with the standard set by this high grade line. Their big stock reduction sale has al- ready saved the people hundredsi of dollars and surprising bargains are still to be had. Give the pro 2 prietor's name and that of his lead- ing brand of ready to wear clothes for men.
 NUMBER: IT Have you tried the Quality Price-Service Store? this store has been doing business in Williams for less than 3 year it is already njoying q trade second to no o, exclusive grocery in Northen Arlzona. Thers IS always reason; and in this case : it is compound one, being a com bination of high grade goods, cour- teous treatment of patrons and prompt delivery. Here. is where you get the famous Evers Coffee and Richeliou canned goods, and he best four to be had in town. The proprietors are both live wires ! md are out after T business. Give the i.m uame and that ef 2 heir leading brand of flour.
 NUMBER: IS If you want the pest of fine groceries you are very likely a patron of "The Quality <
Williams news., 1914-07-23
THE "BIG Y'' Did It, Loaded

Many people have predicted, as was natural enough since they had not seen Yale before, that the big Y would never be.able to climb Ash Fork hill, with the side car attached.
 Last Tuesday afternoon, MT. Wells attached the side car and tested the machine on that hill. Riding the motorcycle himself, and with Mrs. Wells in the side car he drove the machine from the bottom to the top. Upon reaching the top the Vale was still barking for more hill to climb.
 Get a Yale.
Williams news., 1914-07-23

Following will be found few brief paragraphs, each one bringing out few of the distinctive features char acterstics of Williams business There query in each paragraph The party who first the great est number of them correctly will be given choice of prem ums noted below. The next nearest will be given choice of the remaining premiums and the third will receive the remaining premium.
 Names must not be abbreviated, but must be given in the firms usual style of advertising and all must be neat and egble. There is clue in every one by which the identity may be confirmed.
 Answers may be sent by mail al or brought in peson to correct will appear under each paragraph in next weeks News, and the winners announced The contest open everyone except employees of this paper and their immediate relatives.
 Address all answers to KNOWLEDGE CONTEST care of Williams News.
 The contest is open every reader of the News no matter whether asubscriber O not
Williams news., 1914-07-23

anu every call receives prompt at-
 tention. Pianos and furniture re-
 ceive careful attention and he guar
 antees to handle them without
 damage. Safes and heavy articles
 are his delight. He bears the
 same name as one of the worlds
 great poets. Give it and his phone
 number.
 NUMBER: 8 Young men who
 are particular about their appear
 ance buy their. clothes from the
 man who makes a speciality of
 mems wearing apparel and so car
 ries only the latest styles and best
 quality goods. Your suit will be
 right for style, fit and wear if it is
 made by Ed. V. Price and this is
 the store where they will take your
 measurement. Their line of ready
 to wear goods is complete; and if
 you trade here you can look neat
 and up-to-date for the same money
 that would buy you shoddy clothes
 elsewhere. Try this place for your
 fall suit and see the difference
 Give his name and that of his lead
 ing brand of shirts.
 NUMBER: g It is time. for you to begin planning on your new Fall and Winter suit; and you will. make mistake if you fail to look at the new line offered by Work Bros. Co. The place that will take your measure for this we'll known make of clothes will guaran- tee every suit to give perfect satis- faction for wear, style and fit. This establishment is prepared to do your cleaning, pressing and repairing and will call for and do- liver clothes to any part of town. Try them once and you will be a steady patron. Give the proprie- tors name.
 NUMBER: 10 The city,s newest grocery store is out after your busi- ness and if you appreciate high grade goods, courteous treatment and low prices they will likely get it. Their store is located out of the high rent district and this means a big saving in the price of goods'l to their customers. It is the store that you don't have to see the l goods before buying for phone orders are filled carefully and they guarantee every article they sell to give satisfaction. Give the firm name and telephone number. | NUMBER: Il When you want to go any place you want to go quick ly and save time and money. The automobile is the smodern method | of travel. and this is the man, who has the auto lidery. His charges are reasonable and he employs ouly expert driver. He is also prepared to do all kinds of hauling and transfer work and has the best | saddle horses for rent that can be obtained any where. He is at your service any time of the day or night and a telephone call will get him in quick order. Give his name and phone numbers.
 NUMBER: 12 Buy your drugs and toilet articles at the popular drug store that is giving coupons with every cash purchase, that en- title the patrons to get valuable premiums and thus makes a big saving on your purchases. This is the drug store that has made rep ltation for the careful filling of prescriptions, and the fact that they never substitute means that his is the place where you should nave your prescriptions filled. They carry a complete line of { .oila4 4ialc- ard Gx.o .la z
Williams news., 1914-07-23
THE PREMIUMS

Is prize, $5 in trade with any advertiser $50
 End prize, two dollars and half in cash 25 3rd prize one yearly subscription to the News 20
Williams news., 1914-07-23

NUMBER: Are you doing your business by the modern method? The only safe way is to pay all. ac-
 counts by check and then you. will always have a receipt. In this
 way the bank keeps your books for you. If you are not doing your
 banking with your home bank you are not good citizen of the town.
 It is thoroughly reliable and has
 met all the requirements of the state. They will yay you 5 per cent interest on all term accounts.
 and will compound the interest semi-annually. Your bank is also prepared to write all kinds of in- surance for you in the worlds best companies and by keeping your
 valuable papers in their safety de- osis vault you take no chances on losing them Give the name of your bank and that of the cashier.
Williams news., 1914-07-23

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 NUMBER: IS If you want the best of fine groceries you are very likely patron of "The Quality Grocery and if you are not you should give it one trial. This is the store where you get Boss Pat ent Flour, Derby and Beach Nut Brands of canned goods and fancy lunch meats and the Penn sylvania tires and auto supplies. The best line of china and queensware in town will be found here; and the fountain is the Mecca for young and old. Give the pro- prietor'e name and that of the brand of coffee for which he has the exclusive sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28
BON AIR

JS;recisl TO Tho Timez- pisr.,ch.l
Bon Mi'' n Hn Iune ,o nov IN
only pac" an She Southern or any othc
! railroad adjacent TO Richmond OF having
Z thrc" passenger dcpotS within its limits
This ncw privilege of Il third stop hy the
commuters trains has been secured through
tie efforts Of the cntcrpTisiuc proprietor Of
tho inn Tor the especial benefit OF the guests
"f the inn. However. residents IN that i'm
advantages over tho regular stops at tns
station ana The "htidEc md th"sc for
morning breakfast With Il larger 0cErcc o.
comfort
I tho Cherokee Tea Garden. This Iuost In
vitiug resort furnished Il delightfully."- pleas
dr'n ON Tuesday Afternoon AMI evening.
when beautiful lawn party was given FOR
pr. Baics McCluCr. who is a prncticrc
physician at Dorchester. Va. = In" guest
gus week Of his parents. pr. and Mrs. =. r.
Miss Noic Mcclucr returned this week
from - vsi; 20 cape IIcury.
Miss Alice Archcr. Of Wayncsboro. IS with
Ny tl.r" BridEef"rih
V;st TO Louisa County.
Mis-. Lillian Cooke viii spend the summer
Mr.. ana Mrs W W Miller spent tho week
end With relatives mere.
Er.ndmothcr. Mrs. Polk Miller.
Mrs. Edwin Pinkcrjon and little dauEn-
80. Nh" hay" been tho guests a.. Dr. and
>h:. t. u McCncr. have returned to ;heir
h9.!e ia Baltimore.
Nils, Williams. OF Richmond. IL the guest
&C Miss Ida Pace.
Miss Carrie +. Moore spent the week with
Mrs. Percy .;tirn.
Mr aud Mrs. Albert Williams have as
their guest Air Williamss sister. Mrs Frank
Martin, OF fa-mvillc.
Professor Martin is at Columbia univcr-
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Furrcr>on have re-
iu'ucd from pleasant sojourn at Atlantic
city
I'cn West. of Richmond, has been the
Eucsi this week OF William l;ilyson. Jr.
rho Misses Brown. Of Norfolk. are the
guests "f Mrs. T.. 4. McCucr
M.. ana Mr.. john Christian are NTH
Mr.. and Ms. t:ohtrt s. christian.
Ny. and Mr." 4. II. Iioiicrby. IT. hay.
sS their guests Mr.. and HrS. Leslie spence.
81 Richmond. ana Mrs. William Nelson. OF
Richmond.
Corporal A Il. ioldorby. III. ~ tho vir-
Sinii Military Institute. Ia spending his va
cation with his parents after having COM
pcted the school year with honors at Lex
lugtou.
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GORDONSvILLE

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.1
Gordonsvillc. Va. Juno 21.-Mrs. william II,
Sindlingcr and two children loft this week
to visit relatives and friends In tho Shen-
Miss Mabel Altman IL on IL visit to her
friend Mrs. Irving Sherwood. In tho Wilder.
Mrs. Anderson. OF Orange. vas tho Euest
several days this week Of her sister, Mrs.
James I. Bailey. oti King street.
Misses Louise and Lililr Scales. OF Dill
wyn. haNc been spending the weok with
their cousins, Misses Margaret and Leila
James. In the city
Mrs. -. " McMuiian and two daughters,
Misses Mary aud Ha1cltinc. of Clifton Forge,
arc visiting the formers mother. Mrs. A. L.
Boushan near town.
Miss Cora Chewing. of Green Springs, has
been spending the week with her s!ste or,
Mira l.. l.. Yhncey. In tho city.
Mrs Barksdalc. accompanied by her dauSh 4
guests this week OF the formers brother3
Rev. Il. g. James.
Miss Lille Niche has returned to herr
home In Charlottesville. after "a pleasant
stay of several weeks. the guest OF hor)
friend. Mrs. =. l.. Jones. in tho city.
home at Shenandoah, AFTER spending soms
days with her sister. Mrs Thacker. in tho
city
Miss Rosa Block has returned from a visit
To her friends. Misses Fay and Ruth Levy.
az Orange.
j. II Hall spent several day. this week
In Baltimore. tho guest OF HIS daughter.
Mrs. G. Il. Lecky
Mrs. Henderson. OF Chicago. formerly Ml.a
Gladys scott. Is spending some time with
hcr, parents. Air. and Mrs. ". c. Scott. at
''EdGcflcld.''
Miss Winnie strickicr loft Il few days ago
for tho Shenandoah Valley TO spend several
days with relatives and friends,
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%bsenro with III, parents. MIR and Mrs. viii
Mrs; iierndon " Frazer. Of Charleston.
wi ESQ., is on hG g"ss, Of her a,hcr NJ
J. Archie Gilkcson WHO havo been spending
several weeks at the Gikcson homo here,
returned TO Raleigh. n. G.. on Tuesday.
miss, Mis- Ad ni TGwci and her niece. Miss
day from Washington where they had
Zen spending some days with friends. and
ers ut the piano recital given by Professor
Glenn Gorrci at his II Street studio ON
Monday evening.
William Mason. OF Rappahannock accom-
panied 10y his daughter. Miss Virginia Ma
son. and hts niece. Miss Marie Yates. Of
i;"9noke; spent several days of this week
Miss Marslrot Hobcrts has returned TO
at woodbcrry Forest. Miss Licy Roberts.
Who was Tho week ond suos, Of hcr cousin.
turncd 10 Culpcper the nrs, of Tho rcck
Niles BYRD Law was hostess this week TO
he Auction l'rid=c Club. which met at hcr
horne on JamcsUnH I;ill on Wcdnc Sday az
ternoon Chose playing Included Misses
Lulu Suthcrlim and l.eith Duucanson. Who
arc guests of Mrs. Goldsborourh. Miss Louis,
FRAY and her house guests. Mrs. Johu Fray
Mrs Max Samueison. MIS-, Severn Noting.
h"m Mrs. Mercer Jennings. Misses Taum.
and Nasa. salad course VAS served after
tn" games. the hostess being assisted in
serving by her young niece. Miss Nan Wool
Miss Roberta Yanccy Winfroy. daughter
az Rev. T.. ". Wintrcy. aud .Ioscph Stupr.
IcrrcN, OF New Erut. My" married ut tho
baptist parsonage her" ON "Wednesday. morn
ING. Tho ceremony. which performed
/ 10y Kew Mr.. Hurt. ~ St"FCigShurE Vat Wit
messed by u large gathering: OF relatives i.ii,i
friends. although no formal ifvitations mad
becu issued. The bride worc a becoming
gown OF white crepe dc chirc and carried
Brido roses. and the wedding music was
rendered by Mrs Wi.H Jennings. s;oon after
The ceremony they left for q hone yim""n a.
I" Atlantic city, and VIII make their hume
IN New Kent. Amou-, the. cues ta from a
distance we're Miss Runyon. Of Iuru
NJ. aud Mrs. Everett Terrell aud charlie.
Terrell of Beaver Dam: D.. ". NNintrev III
nnd Herman Wlufrcy. Of Richmond: brock
WinfrGy. 4 Norfolk. Mrs. ". .. Di!l.rd.
Mis- Eii6lbcu Diiiard and Willie Nylnud
billiard, II Partiow. Va
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WINCHESTER



Winchester Va, Juno :i.-.Iosoph Scigci
Denny and Miss Anna Burwc;i Cooke Jollinc.
daughter of the late MIR. and Mrs. John
wrr" married on Wednesday afternoon a.
the home of tho brides brothcr-iu-lnw and
sister. MIR. and Mrs. s. x. Andcrs. at Royce.
by the Rev. John Maxwell Robcson rector
Of Christ frotestnnt Episcopal Church. Of
Mlllwond. The brIdo wore gown OF white
crepe de chine and carried "A shower bon
valley. Her niece. it'll" Miss Katharine
Virginia Jollinc. VAS flower girl. and Master
william clay Dcnny. q nephew OF the bride
GROOM VAS ring bearer. The bride was
!. Jolinc. Harry Denny. OF Baltimore. n
brother ~ tho bridegroom. served as best
man. After u reception. Mr.. and Mrs Denny
left on II trip through the North. They
Will 1.-Two at White Hail. the old Denny
homo place. near White Post. Clnrkc County.
ifotis are mIombciH Of proniincn; Virginia
late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 4. Denny of
White Post. and is Il brother OF former Con-
Srcssin"n James W. Denny. of Baltimore.
/ y largo reception was held the other owe
Ming at 'hc homo Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert c.
CiondcninE NJ Bunker lin. In honor o.
their son. howard \. ClendcninE and his
rin, daughter IF Nrs. Maupin aud the late
n l. M"upiu. of Prairie Grove. Ark. whose
marriage took place recently ~ tho home
of tho bride mother. The Maupins arc
natives of this section. and both families
ar" prominently connected. Mr.. ClcnIenlnS
"nd his bride were also entertained by the
formers sister. Mrs; Edmond Hcnthaw. at
lmwcod. and by other family connections
and friends. They left few days ago to
visit friends IN Baltimore. and early next
week they Mil go to their now home at
is engaged In civil and mining engineering
Nrs. CROSBY. widow Of Rear diniral Pierce
crosby. OF tho United States Navy: hcr
daughter. Mrs. Charles Tiltman. and tho
latter U.1ilh this wcolt Wash
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WARRENTON

" lSp nsci to The Times pmspatchl
cimn has tc,,rncd G To tho nom ,Sn; W M' Nm
lanes y Chdmberlain III WnucHtou. after
Is1'hT h1Init.l irna'rcn' 4" Garfield
Mrs. Lucion Keith entertained at .oa at
msr nome on culpcpcr stree, on rUcsday
MIR: Mrs. Aber' Fletcher; j. was hostess to
has SS MIS- s c MsFie Com GsT;s
Nj. and Mrs Noble Wright. Of C:.,nbridsc.
Md. arc the guests of Mrs NJ. y. WEicn;
Mr. and Mrs; Il. e; Bareiay have as. their
N:ss Blanche Bartenstcin IL a; tho home
OF her father. y. Il. Bartenstcin. Tor the
Miss Briio Ros:on viii leave warrcr,on in
trw days Tor Cupcpcr, where she will
u J. carver. who with Mrs Carver ami
Inc at %Ih hs nay" az Se%9 inrG"dnt soe
WHrren,"n. hns GOV" 10 Ba,imo i;5.'' wh .r
ne has accepted position in - summer
Or; Rchcr, F.asor. Who has boon guest
81 INC homo ot Mr.. flames +. Jcnrios. left
Mrs' NG nsr.o o HFaT I;Sho,,,o, an, ,nr,
81 Baltimore, who have boon VISITING. Mrs'
vi N I . n.vc returned homo;
thc guest OF Mrs. .Iancs Walden Iciiries.
Mrs. Henry Phillips and Miss Maude Shcr-
Mrs. H. a. Graham "
H. W. liiilcary. al Washington. spent tho
wcck-cnd ~ WarrcUton. MIS- Annie I'LL
icary. o: Washington. who has been the
guest % Nj. and MrS. II. ". H!llcary, left
this week fo- stanton. Va
Mis- Eleanor Randolph. % Iuucs HI. en-
t"Tt1incd tho Garden Club This Ucck
Mr. Thomas Keith. al fairiaX Cour,housc
6 tho guest OF Mrs. T.. VI. .'pilmau at Wood
iuTpc
! II. Iiul or The Warren Green IIo,el. of
Nar-enton. Is visiting at his home in Trcn-
ton. y. =.
Mrs. Harry {. Groome and Master ~. G.
eT -
week. for NaiUc. where thcv Will Speud tho
summer. Miss Susan GFoonC is tho guest
OF Miss Nancy DuHuiuc, Of Westminster. Pa
FranlS Hall. OF CanIagucy. Cuba. who has
hcen the guest OF hts niece. Mrs. 1sham
Keith. has returned home.
Mrs. Julian leo. who has hccn :ie guest
OF Mrs. Taylor Scott and Mrs George =
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ins,on. aud arc staying at tho homo of Miss

Shcrrar0.
Major Robert w. Hunter. who has been
spending tho wintor and spring In wash
ine h"in hh nne rsopSned his home here. and
children for the summer.
MrsJ Augusta Wayne. OF Savannah. Ga. is
visiting hey brother -in-law and sister. Major
Mrs: Arthur Mon,eii ' han returned to Ca.
louisville. Nd. after visiting at tho homo OF
Mrs. W. S. Woodruff came this week from
San Juan Porto liico and is tho guest OF
Mrs. G. 6. Atkinson has returned TO Wash
'inwson after Spending u week hero.
have gone on an extended trip 70 " sou i.rn
Virginia. and will go by boat from Norfolk
Mrs. Dosh and her daughter have re-
turned to baltimore, after Visiting the for
Mrs Eisc MaS S 'T rstar neSw ,oay from
visit to tho family OF her uncle. DIR. Sam
Among I thoHo 81 sailing FG froX Phindc,ph,a
on THURSDAY on the steamer Prind oskor
ana her sister srf.: susie Class s,ri Ie':
Mrs.. Ada Somervile Hatcher and her
@n@Sn'r and M:s Miss of win
ney w Va They Will tour principally in
G ,;si,a;n France: sMi,zeTland .nd Great
the steamer Arabic. ''
H. W Van ordt OF Rotterdam. Holland.
visiting points OF historical interest in tho
Mrs. Lewis Huntington Hyde. OF New
York. who has been hero since the death
"f ncr mother. tho latc Mrs. William Z. Nc
t.uir". has gone To Edgartown Mass. where
she aud her children VIII pasa the remain
der of tho summer
Miss Mary Page Nelson and Miss Chloe
Tyler Cooke. OF Baltimore. arc expected
here early IN July to visit DIR. and Mrs.
Mis' Lou johnson has returned to Fred
crick. Md. after visiting Mrs. Randolph
Tucker Shields ut tho home OF tho latter s
parcu,S. Rev. and Mrs c. Il. Faye.
Captain Louis Mccoy Mutton. who has bee n
vlsitlng his family here for several weeks
has conc 10 Portsmouth. y. IL, TO resume
command or the cruiser Montana
Mr.. ana Nrh. y. q. DuEEcr. OF san Antonio.
for The summer.
I.orlnr A. Cover Of Baltjno-e speut .hn