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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
SURE Way TO GET
RID OF DANDRUFF
End Itching Scalp and stop
Failing Hair-At Once.

There - one sure way that ,!ever
falls TO remove danGrun complstcly.
and that Is 20 dissolve it This de.
stroys II entirely TO do this lust YET
about -four ounces OF pinin. ordinary
liquid ai'von: apply :, IT night when
retiring; use enough to mois,en the
scalp and rub /: in gently wlt!. the
ftnger tips.
BY morning most. il not all, OF yonr.
dsndrun VIII be gone, nud three or
four more applications v!il completely
dissolve and entirely destroy ever. SIN
gle sign and trace Of 81. no matter how
innclF dandruf you may have
You viii ind, too. INST ali itching
and digging Of she scalp VIII stop IN
Stantly. and your hair win be nuny.
lustrous. glossy, silky and soft. ana
look and feel hundred times better.
if you want 10 keep your hair look.
ing rich. do by All means got rid OF
d'tHdTrf for nothing destroys IN. hair
40 quickly. II not only starvcs tho hair
and makes 81 fall out. but 5, makes II
stringy. strageiy. dull. dry. brittle ana
nSeless. and everybody notices IL. You
'i1n get liquid prvon AT any drug store
IT Is inexpensive. and four ounces 10
al you Will need. This simple remedy
has never been known TO tail--A6v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR mamma, DAD,
BABY, CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS

bad breath. fever and dizziness is gone:
your stomach is sweet, liver and bowels
clean, and YOU feel grand.
California Syrup OF Figs is fam
lily laxative. Every one from grandpa
TO baby can safely take IL, and no one
Is ever disappointed in it's pleasant
action. Millions of mothers know that
Ii is the ideal laxative to give cross,
sick, fcvcrisii children. But get the
.sO-ccnt bottle of California Syrup OF
Figs which has directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups on each bottle. Refus" with con-
tempt the cheaper Zig Syrups and
countcrfciis. See tina, ii bears the
name-"Calirornia Fig Syrup Com
pauy."-Advartisem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
Better than calOmel, oil or salts
for liver, bowels and
stomach.

Mother. daddy and tho children can
always keep feeling fine by taking this
delicious fruit laxative as occasion de-
mands. Nothing else clc0nses the
stomach, liver and bowels so thor
oughly without gripping.
You take a little at night and in the
inorning all the foul. constipated waste,
sour bile and fcrmenting food. delayed
in the bowels gently moves ont Of the
system. When YOU awaken nll head
ache. indigestion, sOurncss. foul taste.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
SKULL FRACTURED
Ernest Ross In iiospftai; James stokes
irres,cL ou Suspicion

iirnest Ross. coi"rch living IN the
rca, ot ic7 Noru, Seventh Strco.. Ms
late yesterday afternoon tnker 10 the
Virginia Hospital SUFFERING ry",a q
fractured skull, said to have bcer In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
SCHOLARSHIPS WIN FROM
BARTON HEIGHTS TEAM
Strcugt then Claim, to Amateur Chxm-
DfOnShfp of ltichmond and Chnl-
lcngc the G.. q. A. Eleven.

by defeating Barton Heights yester-
day At Byrd Park by the decisive score
of II to O, the Scholastics have
strengthened materially their claim to
nond. This claim is, however, dis
puted by the CHURCH Hill Athletic AS
ISOLATION, which defeated Scholasttcs
some time ago. in an entirely unSntiS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

bulance surgeon Walker. who had
been called to attend him. It waas
said nt ,hc hospital early this morn.
ing that he was not expected to livc|
Persons IN tho neighborhood said Ros.]
had fallen, but on evidence which nd
obtained afterward. Traffic oGlcer cl
G. Green arrested stokes as suspect
I'm tho case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
CRYING NEED IS FOR
MORE BOARDING HOMES
Lcndeis of Young Woman's Christian,
Association Explain Nature
s.s6 of Its Work.
RAISE sa,oa7 IN FIVE DAYS
Finance Week Closes Tomorrow
Night. When Budget Committee
Hopes to Have $4,000 in Hand.
How the Teams Stand.

With $4,000 as their objective point,
SIX teams OK ten members each start
30 OUT on Tuesday to solicit money
Tor the Young Woncns Christian Az
s. sociation budget. 1t has boon q splen-
81" week. and Saturday evening tho
amount in hand was S3.93T50 This
leaves $i.oS2 70 hc raised to co,nplcte
the necessary sum, and the campaign
clpSeS Tomorrow night at o'clock
~ any one has been missed, tho young
women urge that they send IL check
at oncc. 50 the fun $1,000 will DO in
Their hands At the end OF their very
busy week
Tho money so far is the xift of but
"et persons in amounts ranging from
~ I" 500. The population OF Rich
nond is about 100000, and the work
that is being done in the Y. w. e. 4,
clubs and CLASSES affects for good,
either directly OF indirectly almost
every family in the city. So the com
mittec hopes That by Tomorrow night
The number Of those who passed by
on the other side" Will he greatly re-
huccd.
follows: The business girls team. Miss
katharine H. Halves, captain, ST.
lS9: Mrs. c. N Ferrelrs team. sS32.a0:
Mrs. G. L. Walford's team, S7@S: Mrs.
&. o. Saviile's team. S45i; Mrs. III. w.
Bassetrs team, S422.5O, and Miss
CRYING NEED Is FOR
MORE BOARDING: HOMES
ono Of tho crying needs of the Y.
w. g. ~ IL more boarding homes.
Tie home IL now has does not house
The great number OF young women
WHO come from the country districts
in search OF employment. The girls
aS they come are given the cheaper
rooms afforded by the home: then. ~
they acquire greater efficiency in their
work, tney receive larger pay and
move into tho somewhat moro eNpcn-
siVe rooms, leaving the cheaper ones
for the new girls. AS they grow
older and develop more poise and re-
ccivc a substantial wage, they grad
uatc,' so 10 speak. into the regular
boarding -houac. III this way the
crowd In the boarding home Is con
siantly changing ~ make way for the
more recent arrivals even when the
girls themselves would prefer 20
main.
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Unframed GIRLS ARE FITTED
FOR DEFINITE POSITIONS

one OF the fine Things that is being
done n; the present time in the home
ia that unframed girls are being as
sisted to fit themselves for some def
';ite position. as there Is practically
no call At the present time for un-
trained labor.
This Is only one of the departments
OF shc y. w. &. a. and the workers
SAY there should be many more board
ing homes. because the work of the
institution is essentially preventive"
and not reform work To give the dc
cent, hard working girls chance to
earn their living and have Il place OF
good environment while doing so: to
give them the opportunity TO attend
tho gymnasium classes; To have lit
tic social life; 10 he in touch with a
broader lifc--thcSc are the things that
Young Womon'S Christian Association
stand fog in Richmond And this Is
why the leaders feel that the budget
must be completed, so the real work
of the association can he carried on
without lis workers being harassed
by the petty details OF money raising
schemes throughout the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

rhnnI<sxixinR Service mt Temple.
Thanksgiving services will he held
at Heth Ahabah Temple on Thursday
morning ut II o'clock. Rabbi T. y.
Calisch Will make the address. Tho.
public is especially invited TO attend
this service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
INJUNCTION GRANTED
IN ROLLING STOCK CASE
Railroads Entering Ricllmond Re
strained From Paying Taxes
to County.
VALIDITY OF ACT QUESTIONED
Judge Crnn,p Grants Temporary
Order on Application of City At
toineS, Returnable OH December
19--Large Amount Is Involved.

The city Of Richmond. through the
office OF Git! Attorney Pollard, yester-
day fired the second aua I'm the ngh.
TO recover for the municipality approxt-
mateiy Slop,U0O n Year which Was lost
from the revenues by the passage OF
the rolling stock bin by the last Gen.
eral Assembly.
CITY Attorney Henry Il. Pollard, ac-
companied by Assistant CITY Attorney
George Wayne Anderson. went before
Judge Crump in tho Law and EQUITY
Court with m application for an in
junction prohibiting tho different rail-
roads traversing Virginia territory
from paying taxes on rolling stock TO
the commissioners of the revenue in
the various counties Tho petttion was
based upon the contention that the So
called rolling stock bill passed by the
Legislature is unconstitutional. At
tached TO the application Was a copy
OF the petition recently nlcd in tho
city Circuit Court. The grounds set
forth III the original petition are again
submitted.
JUDGE CRUMP AWARDS CITY
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
Judge Crunlp awarded n temporary
Injunction. which blankets all the rail-
road companies named in the petition,
and required II bond of $4,000 from the
city In each lnstancc. The railroads
ailectcd are: Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac: Richmond and Chesn :
penke Bay. Chesapeake and Ohio,
Southern hallway. Virginia Railway
and Power Company and the Richmond
and RaDDahannock Railroad.
separate petition was submitted In
each instance, all being Identical.
The injunction as awarded was nado
effective yesterday and limited to De-
cember IA, on which date a hearing
VIII be given to determine whether the
restraining order shall he made per-
mnncnt or dissolved. Whatever the re-
suit, IL Is Il fo-egonc conclusion that
the case will be carried to the Supreme
Court OF Appeals.
The substance or the petition on
which the injunction was secured is
given in tho following incomplete text
az the petition affecting the Southern
hallway. which formally asks that an
injunction be awarded -. enforcing
and restraining the said defendants,
their agents and assistants, and all
other persons whatsoever, from taking
any steps or doing any acts to enforce
the bin az having been levied on tho
rolling stock OF the defendant corpora
ton By the said several counties. cities,
towns and school districts in and
through which the line or roadway OF
the said defendant railroad corporation
is located, other than the city OF Rich
,nond, and from paying or receiving
the same. the said injunction to take
effect upon the complainant. the city
OF Richmond or SOHO one for il. en-
;erng into bond with security to be
approved by the clerk before the clerk
OF this court in the penalty Of $1,000"
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game. time and again throwing tire
BARTON Heights backheld Cor Losses.
For Barton Heights. iicubl and Dunn
played II star game. The lineup FOL
lows.
right tackle; Ieimick. right guard:
Locke. centre: Wiltshire. left guard:
Reminc. lift tackle; Itnnsonc.. loft end:
Parker. left hul:; Gee. full back.
Barton Richardson. right
s%a Hn riEs' in'kle TsTS r'Ehf
guard: stronger, icft TICKLE; Peasiey.
left end: Houbi. quarter back: Watson
right half: Dunn, left half: Hall. full
hDCh.
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CULPEPER


Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.
| CULPEPER. VA. September ia.-Mrs.
Daisy Chamberlain and her sister. Miss
Mary Workman. who have boon spending
the summer at the home of Mrs. Latham.
on Piedmont street. left to-day for the
home or tho former In Baltimore.
Sydnor Wallace, OF Washington. the
week END guest OF DIR. and Mrs. johnson
Strothcr and left tic fret of the week to
resume his studies at the Berkeley Divinity
School. In Middletown. Conn. On Sunday
lac assisted tho rector OF ST. Stephens. Rev
kcnscy J. Hammond. In reading tho SER
vice.
Miss Grcce Neal. OF Richmond. who has
berry Grecn" and Miss Lucille Wiltshire
left the first OF tho week for a visit to
friends In LynchburE
Miss Pnttyc Clark. daughter OF Taylor
Clark. and Henry Kelly. OF Richmond. were
married Tuesday evening at o'clock
at The home Of the brides uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dandy Clark on Railroad
street Tho bride. who woro h becoming
bouquet of orchids and lilies Of tho val
ley. entered the pnr)cr with her brother.
Dan Clark. who gave her IN marriage. ana
the ceremony performed by Rev. r. 4.
Lumpkin, OF the Culpepcr Methodist Church.
GHtcwood Clark. q cousin OF the bride. acted
best man. and there Nero other at
tcndants. An informal reception wns held
Immediately after the ceremony AMI tho
Northern honeymoon, after which they win
make their homo in Richmond Tho brides
going away gown WAS Of dark blue with
small hat In the same shade.
Mrs. Burkneycr and children. who have
been spending the summer with her mother.
Mrs. H. y. Grlmscy. Railroad street.
Will leave on Monday for short visit to
MIR and Mrs. John :. Barbour. in Fairfax.
and rom there will return TO their home
Port l;oyal. :. g.
Robert Fuller. Of Rigs Place. Washing
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,WAVERlY
Especial to The r,mcs-Dispatch.1

wAvERLy. VA, September i,-Miss
Susie Luck.>of Richmond In tho guest OF
Miss Evelyn May on East Mnin street.
j. Newton Gwaitncy loft this week for
Richmond. where no viii begin cours,
of study at the Medical College of VIZ
gnia
Mrs. Thomas ST. John and daushter-in
law. Mrs Gaines ST. John. both OF Mobile
Ala. are visiting In the home Of tho formers
daughter. Mrs. Robert w. Arnold
MIS-. Iiiy Vaughan Is Waiting friends AMI
relatives In Franklin and Suffolk.
John T.. Martin left the city last week
FOR Lexington where he viii resume his
duties as professor in Washington ami Leo
University.
John T. May. Jr.. has returned TO Al.y.
andriu To attend the Episcopal High School
again this session
Mrs. George Parker. Of Franklin. Is tho
guest OF Mrs. Horace "A. Gray. West
Main Street.
Mrs e. W. Parker Of Portsmouth. aud
Mrs. j. X. Jones Of Holland. tho guest,
OF their sister, Mrs. T.. L. Gray. for Tho
week end.
George =. Arnod left on Monday for
Richmond. where he will begin his work
Mrs. j. =. West. Misses Nell Gray and
isabelle Flournoy. q. H. Wcst and j. r.
West. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs H. a. Gray and
Miss Charlton Scuily, composed automobiis
day night to witness within the ,I.aw."
Mr. aud Mrs. u. T.. Cobb and sons. Lind
SOY and Forest. OF Blackstone. were tho
guests Of Mrs. Cobba sister Mrs. Lucy a.
Cobb and his family motorcd down from
blackstone
X. u Boxicy has returned 70 the city
after spending several days In his parental
home In Itoanohe, Va.
r.. Fleetwood. .Tr. was in Richmond on
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APPOMATTOx
Especial to The rime,,plspa,ch.1

EMPoHIA. VA. September ie.--consid-
crabio alarm liz felt here over tho cond :
non or several chiidron who were bitten
u. uoE believed 10 be mad. Tho children
Mrs }. n. Cato Fleet. the SON OF MIR and
,a.S- r. >, Kobinson and Emma. the daugh :
, Yer or Mr and Mrs. 81. j. Squire. All tho
receive tho Pustcur treatment.
.r,i In r.; ~: GOODWIN and Mrs. w. r..
Bristol. "'''" 'i'''' '''
c,u alsn. Mason Mason washington of King and
Spotsylvania County. are the guests of their
brother. w. ID. Dow.
rev. sam Small. tho noted cvangclist
large audience assembled near In. A. e., H.
depot on rhur'day evening.
In" Nlvic Improvement League held it's
building on Tuesday evening. The president
MIS-. W. w: ltobertson. In the chair. Annual
lowing officers wcrc elected: nrs, vin
president. .. w Ow.e: second vice prosi
I i,,n' Ms. 7 H. sharp; recording secretary
tary Mrs IL. L. Taylor: reksYrsr Mrs W
Miss Bcttic Ice entertained al her homo
honor or hcr guest. Miss Ellen Hardy five
tables We're arr"ngd for progressive a, ."
T I,,n,, hiGhSS, score was made by Miss
tn" consolation prize. aud the guest prize
was given to Miss Hardy. y Salad cour,.
Was, Mas served after tho srme. Those present
Hardy. Eleanor 'rilsr. Maggie Boxes SARA
Wychc. Helen kunes. Pinisic Tilar. Fannie
Cochran. Florence Bnford. Mary rur m".y
Mesdancs T. r.. t;oodwyn. S. IL. Lee /. NJ
Lee; George iioszcl aud a. g. Slate.
opened with large Attendance. The fac
ulty il composed % eighteen mcinbers
claude W. Owen II. ~. NJ. A. Is the prn.
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n 4 for but ar. st Mr. ..s
their home.
OF n bai' haos, arc With Mrs EiShslbsrser:
H. OF Emarnock wero recent s0n kues aser Of
MR. GS4 s. IT, nssa S"s
his vacation.
Miss Charlotte Rico left this week for
the normal school in Fredericksburg. Mics
sT ana NH r reSp viii iif" leave 'r.m
Miss Brent for liarrlsonbure. Henry Walker
for William and n'S Nf"ry. ana WIN brent
Hiss Emilic Thomas and Clinton Hail. of
Coan. were recent visitors of the Misses
Two delightful fishing parties wcrc en-
!ppEG% ny ,he y9nns pS'pIr OF Henthsxiis
last week. So successful wore they. making
s sSSH @rsc catches Of nsh ono that
the next. but although tho enjoyment was
Just as great hsh we're scarce. owing to
Heathsvllc High School opened on Mon
day, with Professor D. W: Reade as prin,-
Stciculan. assistants.
Miss Helen HudnalI. of Sunnybank was
tho Weekend guest of Miss Elizabeth An.
wayiand possctt OF wecm.. wa. week
Howard A.. s,rauEhan took his daughter.
bliss Garland straushan to fredericksburg
Miss Mamie Booker. of I.ottsburgh. left
inSt week Tor the Fredericksburg Normal
Miss Susie Travis. OF Cowarts. was recently
In iIcathsvilIc.
John Brent. or Richmond was a recent
lgucst of hls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank l..
Brent. at Lancaster Courthouse.
Miss Fannie Hall Robinson was "A rucst
of Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Robinson at Bcvcr-
lyvi,lc last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Edwards. Of Reid
vile. hEvc returned from trip To Balti-
more.
DR. Luther J. Iiaydon OF Richmond. was "a
recent visitor To friends near Oakland
Miss Lena Downing mas returned from Il
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ton. spent tho Weekend with Mr. and Mrs
D. James Coleman. and returned homo. nc
compnnied by Mrs Fuller and their three
children. who had been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman for week.
Misses Dorothy Loving. Lucille Holton
md Fannie Meudc Brooke, all students OF
the Fcrmvic Normal. left for that place
Oh Tuesday.
Miss Nora Meyer. who has been spending
the past six wcek5 in Culpeper. the guest OF
Miss Sadie Gill,eson. on Jnulrsnn's hin. re-
Miss Gilkcson. who her guest until
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Williams and family. who
spent the spring and summer ut their
country home. Fleetwood" near Brandy.
left thh week for their home in Red Springs.
y. G. Mrs. Thomas G. Tate who spent last
week with Mrs. Williams. is the guest this
at Raccoon Ford.
Mira Mary sutton Taylor and Miss +. r
Roberts. who have been spending the past
two months In Culpeper. the guests of Mrs
II. c. Nass left several days ago for "A
stay at Atlantic CITY before returning to
their home In Baltimore.
Mrs. james Bragg. Jr. entertained a num-
urday afternoon from to at her attractive
home In the country. Those present Included
Mcsdamcs Amanda Hudson. Cave Major.
Clyde Lewis. Clarence Bragg ana Lily Set =
tie, OF Culpcpcr: Mrs. VIII RudRsill Of Inlet {;
Mrs. King. OF ''Montrose." with her guests
Mrs. Powell and Miss Waller of Chica go
and Mrs. Forsythe.
Rev. and Mrs j. Wilbur Chapman and
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Chapman
i. Wilbur Chapman. Jr. at their home on
the Madison Road.
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r. IlN trllt


Mrs. M.'C. Elliott. Of Charlottesville. Va.
has returned home after spending some
/ time 10 Worrcrtou wi;h Mr. and Mrs. W. \.
Garner. MI. Elliott spent the week-c In
Warrcn;on.
Iicuteuan, Dabncy Rose I. In Wsrrenton
with hs parents. Mr. and Mrs y. +. Rose.
Miss Sue Gordon. NJ Richmond. who has
been a guest "a; tho home Of Mrs. III. NJ.
Green left ON Tuesday for Richmond.
Mrs. =. y Chamberlain and children. who
have spcnt some time in wnrrcnton and At
tho Fauuuicr Springs, returned on Tuesday
to their home In Baltimore. Md.
Miss Ahec Helm. Of Baltimore. after DO
iui, Il guest al tho home of Mrs. j. Is. Brit
ton. has returned home
lanes Keith. or Admission. Ala. has re-
turned home after spending como time 1T
his home. WoodhGrne near Warrenton Va.
Mrs Ishnm Keith entertained at a
ernest Thomas of warrcnton who has
been making ais home in Washington. a:d
recently underwent an operation there IS
In Warrcnton with his family rccupcratinE.
Miss Ida NJ. pollard was hostess at
small card uarty Oh Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Delaney Evans.
Mrs IL e. Greene and children have
turned TO thcir home, "Airlie." near War
rcnton. after AN absence OF several months
spent on tho Northern coast.
Mr and Mrs. :. y. Appleton and children.
who have hccu visiting in Maine, have
Turned to ,hoir home near Warrenton
Mrs George Latham Fletcher entertained
Informally at her home. Wonder Lea near
Warrcutom. Tiursday evening.
Miss Mary L. Myers OF Warrcntou. will
leave In - "hort while for Washington. -
G.. where she ha. accepted position with
the nrm of Hattie T.. Shacklctt. where Miss
Myers was trained.
liiss jamie Knowles OF Pensacola Fla
has been tho guest of Miss Doro,hca Kar-
row at tho Lawn, Greenwich. Va.
AiisS Louise rrddy VI beaumont, Tex
is ,hc guest of her cousin. Miss Nan Colvin
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y our importatons Of velvets Veveteens Plush
and Corduroy were never as large.
The Silk Department is at its best just now
it tomorrow.
Among the especially good things is very good as
sorment of 40nch Crepe Chimes 81 80 and So 90
yard, the shades including navy Copenhagen old rose
light blue pink, reseda, myrtle, Nile, lavender purple,
wistara, yellow, cardinal admiral, wine, American
Beauty taupe, white. ivory, black, etc.
Another popular Silk at the price-S2 90 Yard
is our 40-lnch Crepe Meteor that formerly for
The shades include Kings blue Bordeaux. Copcn-
hagen wine dark green, yellow light blue, pink gold
coral wisaria putty, taupe lavender, black and white
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The Worlds Best Is at Mosby's

Not for has there been anxiety regarding
fashions. The news of the past few weeks has caused
doubt in wOman's mind lust
Fashion would do.
When the first muterngs Of trouble heard.
ranged for earlier shipment imported
goods.
,Ihereforc notwithstanding the fact that nearly all
European centres of supply temporarily
ed shall show this week the most
varied, the most comprehensive fashion display
ever known. AT the time, wish impress upon
the fact that shall NOT take advantage possible
future shortage of imported merchandise raising prices
present supply.
BY means have we been forced depend alone upon
foreign merchandise for fall showing
American Creative talent has fore as never
before, and the results particularly gratifying every
department of wOmens furnishings
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Are the ever-popular Crepe de Chimes, Crepe
Meteors Charmeuse Satns, Chffons, in many
different Styles including plain printed tinsel
and brocaded designs. Poplins and Crepes, Chit
fon Taifetas, Roman Stripe Silks, Satin Impera-
tor Satin Haytenne, Messalines and every new
and staple in black silks.
The latter includes Black Messaine Satin Satin
Duchess Satin Liberty. Satin Charmeuse Satin Regcne,
Peau de Sole, Silk Silk Fable
Franchise, Moirc, Chiffon Tafeta etc
Pile fabrics are greatly fancied, and fortunate
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$3.50 the pair that we likewise guar
antec.
Black. white. smoke, bronze and
a full line Of evening shades.
Clockcd silk stockings are much
in demand this year.
The prctticst designs and best
values we've seen are In the Mosby
Hosiery store for $3.50 the pair.
White with black clocks and black
with white clocks.
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Women New Silk Hose

Our 0Sc Silk Hose will afford you
more satisfaction than any other
stocking at the price you have ever
worn
Extra good quality silk. with
Isle top and reinforced Isle sole and
heel. Black and colors. We guar
antcc this hosiery.
Next is an All-Silk Stocking at