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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13
The Grand

The1Grand theatre has another one
Of th6se Famous Players films to
offer its patrons for Sunday. namely
that fascinating drama Of the under
world "Iu the Bishops Carriage"
with that famous little star May
Pickgord In the leading role Those
who saw MS Fiske In 'Tess of the
D'Urbervilles" last Sunday will re
member the worth of these Famous
Player films which the management
has gone to considerable expense to
obtain for the lovers of high class
photo plays The following the syno
psla of "In The Bishops Carriage"
il was not altogether Nance Oh
den S fault that she WAS an iumate
u the Charity House, neither was
she to blame for being forced to es-
cape Falsely accused of theft, and
cruelty punished. she decides to rid
herself forever Of the matron's per-
aeoution Pursued by the polite,
she takes refuge 10 the room of TIm
DoTgan, the crook, where he later
finds her Both refugees from doubt
full justice, their common lot 10
spiresthem to establish a partnership
In crime After a daring theft OF
Jewels, the loss Of which Is almost
Immediately discovered, Nance, in
terrified despair, eludes the police
by jumping into "the bishops car
rjage'' From this Incident a chair
: Of thrilling adventures progress, IN
. til Nance is again rescued from tn
police by the timely Intervention o
: Obermuller, theatrical manager,
. who Is impressed with her mimi
talent and who offers her positio
! on the stage and a chance 20 tTave
the straight road Now occurs
/. bitter contest between norgan an
Obermuller for the loyalty Of Name
: which is illuminated 10y the arrel
I. aud conviction OF Tom Nance's ad
Z miration for Obermnllsr ripens mt
Z requlted love, and she altains fan
8 and fortune as an actress And the
! shadow Of the past CROSSES her pal
Z Tom escapes and returns 20 clai
{. her; bot his purpose is defeated
I Obermuller
! Only once more is che tempted
Z the old fascination; only once mo
+ she steals-and then she really co
J quers the preylng weakness, marri
: Obermuller and drinks the sweets
q righteous existence
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13

Everything seems to be going
wrongr sighed the poet Il asked the
maid at my lodgings this morning what
had become Of the paper that I'd left
lying on my desk"
"'Oh. SIR said she, 4 thought it was
waste paper. and ] threw 1t IN the
waste paper basket
No said /, it wasn't waste paper
( hadn't written anything on it yet -
Youths Communion.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13

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BASKET BALL

There will be a double header bas-
ket ball game here Saturday evening
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24
CURTAIN DRAPERY.

CURTAIN DRAPERY.
SOC. curtain drapery, Nimble Dollar Price. Csc
25c. curtain drapery, Nmblc Dollar Price,. ... 19c.
1Sc. curtain drapery, Nimble Dollar Price. 14c.
IL LIE. curtain drapery, Nimble Dollar Price 19c.
COTTAGE CARPET.
$50 yds. patterns carpet, SO inches wide, the very
thing for the spare bedroom-35c. value Nmbe Dollar
.
All $150 Rugs Nimble Dollar Price. ........ $1.10
All $1.25 Rugs, Nimble Dollar Price. ...... .98
STAPLE DRY GOODS
IL lie. Ginghams, Nimble Dollar Price, ........ 10c.
10c Gnghams, Nimble Dollar Price,. ............ Sc.
Best Galatea, Nmble Dollar Price ....... 15c.
Good Brown Domestic, Nimble Dollar Price LIE.
Apron Bingham, Nimble Dollar Price,. ...... lie.
IL lie Percaes, Nimble Dollar Price, 10c.
Best Bleached Domestic Nimbe Dollar Price, lie.
MEMS SHIFTS.
Coat shirts of Madras Per.ae with ncgiigee
pleaed bosoms audere and soft cuffs attached regular
All Soc RI shirts, Nr.be Dollar PR: De.
DO not imagine for minute that the items listed
this page all that will offer in this SALE There will
be Look for the yellow tag when you
Our Store will be closed Monday and Tuesday, July 81
and %.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

. NIUSIIIN UNUEItW EAK
$1.25 Princess Slips, Nmble Dollar Price, 98
$1.25 Gowns, Nmble Dollar Price. ........... 98
25c Corset Covers Nmble Dollar Price,. .......
25c Drawers Nimbe Dollar Price ............... 19c
75c Gowns, Nimble Dollar Price,. .............. Soc
SOC Corset Covers, Nimble Dollar Price, 39c
SOC Gowns, Nimble Dollar Price. Observation-Disclosures. 63c
WOMEN'S GAUZE UNDERWEAR
Soc ladies' ribbed vests, Nmble Dollar Price. 39c
Soc ladies' ribbed pants Nmble Dollar Price. 39c
25c ladies' ribbed vests Nimble Dollar Price. 19c
75c ladies' union suits, Nimble Dollar Price,, Soc
Soc ladies' union suits, Nimble Dollar Price, 19c.
10c ladies' vests, Nimbe Dollar Price,. ....... 7c.
SUIT CASES.
$100 Suit Cases, Nmble Dollar Price ......... SO
$150 Suit cases, Nmble Dollar Price, ........ so
1898 Suit cases. Nimbe Dollar Price ......... $1.95
These all "a inches long.
MEMS TIES.
All 25c. ties Nimble Dollar Price. .......... 19c.
All Soc ties, Nimble Dollar Price, Observation-Disclosures. SOC.
SILKS.
All $100 Silks, Nimble Dollar Price, ......... SIC.
All 50c Silks Nimbe Dollar Price,. northumberland. 39c.
LACES.
5000 yds. lace Nmble Dollar Price per yd,. &c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

We want money! We have too much merchandise!
Those two sentences explain in the fewest possible
words the for this the greatest sale in
Tazewel.. No explanation could give in a thousand
words would tell clearly and show you positively
why is necessary make the tremendous profit sacri
fees will during this sale.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

Your dollars will be the nimblest, lveliest dollars
when to buying high grade needed goods any
dollars ever Even in 1.-The good old days" when o
lars went further than they do now dollars
quite far brought back much your dollars can
do during this great sale
The absolute necessity that confronts banished
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24
MEMS CLOTHING.

Our entire stock of new and up-to-date
clothing will be put in this Nimble Dollar
Sale Newest cut, carefully tailored, and ex-
ira well finished. All regular sizes. A large
assortment of splendid values, specially prc-
ed during this sale. In order to serve you
to best advantage we will move all mems
clothing to our bargain basement during this
sale. Following are the prices during Nimble
Dollar Sale:
$500 Suits, Nimble Dollar Price. S12.95
$l650 and $500 Suits Nimble Dollar
$13.50 and $12.50 Suits Nmble Dollar
Price, ........ ......... 9.95
$1,000 Suits, Nimble Dollar Price, . S 1885
$ $50 Suits, Nimble Dollar Price,. E. . S 5.38
All of these suits will be marked in plain
figures regular and sale prices.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

Boys $1.00 wash suits, Nimblc Dollar
Boys $1.50 wash suits, Nimble Dollar
Price. ..... ......... . S .9S
Boys $500 suits, Norfolk STYLE Nimble
Dollar Price,. 80. .. $375
Boys $3.50 suits Norfolk STYLE Nimble
Dollar Price, S3.69
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

all thought of prols-has disregard
We want money!
In this advertisement you will find only Il very small
part of the price sOrya story crammed and ammed
with big bargains that only visit this
strate the mOneysaving possibilities of this sale Read
word knowing that word is true and that
will guarantee transaction be satisfactory YOU
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

Womens $3.50 Oxfords and Pumps, all eathers $3.50
Womens $500 Oxfords and Pumps, all feathers, 1925
Womens $3.50 Oxfords and Pumps, all feathers, $1.98
Womens $175 $3.50 OXfords Pumps, all feathers $127
Misses and chldrens Oxfords will all be put sale at
cut prices: See the yellow tags when you come:
All $50 & SIPS Misses OXfords Nmbe Dollar Price, sos
Womens 81 SO Sneakers, Nimble Dollar Price. $195
Misses $500 Sneakers" Nmble Dollar Price,. $148
Children's $14S SIPS Sneakers, Nmble Price. 9S
Children's $10O Sandals Nimble Dollar Price,. 78
ALL CREPES, RATINGS, ETC, will be put on sale
Every yard must 60 splendid showing of these goods
39c Goods, Nmble Dollar Price,. ............... Csc
and Csc Crepes and Ratines Nimbe Dollar Price,
Crepes and Ratnes, Nimble Dollar Price. 13c
IL 1-2c Crepes and Ratnes, Nimbe Dollar Price, 10c
Women's SIPS Waists, Nmble Dollar Price ..... S9c.
These pretty white waists made in the seasons
newest models In the lot CT, waists Organdie and
Wolfe waists, Nimble Dollar Price,. ......... $50.
NIMBLE DOLLAR SALE OF MILLINERY.
Tazewel Millinery Co.. have put their entire stock of
trimmed hats in this SALE The styles all trim
mngs alone worth the price of the hats complete
at the prices:
&c. & $500 Hats, Nmbe Dollar Price,. ..... $2.9S
Sd, $3.50 & So Hats, Nimble Dollar Price,. .... $1.98
$500 & $150 Hats, Nimble Dollar Price. .... .9S
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

Boys $500 and $2.75 suits, Norfolk STYLE. .
Nimble Dollar Price,. .. .$1.9S
Boys $l.90 knee trousers, Nimble Dollar
Price, ......... go. ....... .$1.4S
Boys $1.25 knee trousers, NimbIe Dollar
Price, .......... ..... s. .9S
Boys $l.00 knee trousers, Nimble Dollar
iflce, ........ ........ - .S7
Boys .S5 knee trousers, Nimble Dollar
TCc, p .Ol
Boys so knee trousers, Nimble Dollar
Price, -. . ..... S 80
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

BOYS CLOTHING.
Now is the time to save money on a suit
for the boy. We have n splendid showing in
all the popular styles Good hard wear and
snappy appearance in every garment.
Boys S so wash suits, Nimble Dollar
Price, :. S 80
Boys S rs wash suits, Nimble Dollar
Price, ........ -. IS so
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

About 100 ladies' skirts put in NIMBLE
DOLLAR Sale at cut prices.
1898, $3.50, $500 skirts, all Nimble Dol
$500, 1878, $3.50 skirts, Nimble Dollar
$500, $3.50, 1925 skirts, Nimblc Dollar
ITlce, -. .............. .S1.9S
$l.OO Women's Kimonas Nimble Dollar
$..65 Women's Kimona's, Nimbe Dollar. :.
Price,. ........ ...... S. 40
WOMEN'S WASH DRESSES.
All $1.5O Wash Dresses, NimbIe Dollar
All $3.50 Wash Dresses, Nimble Dollar
frlce,. ...... ........... Sl.S9
All fancy white dresses at greatly reduced
prices
$3.50 white dresses, Nimble Dollar
$3.50 white dresses, Nimble Dollar
IiSc,. SA.Jo
These dresses are all this seasons style.
You have to see them to appreciate them.
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES.
All $1.00 wash dresses, Nimble Dollar
Price,. ...... ........ ...... S .S3
All S.. 80 wash dresses, Nimble Dollar
Price,. ........ go. E. s.. 67
All S.. so wash dresses, Nimble Dollar
biSS, OJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-16

the women who are 90 rushed socially
can be expected to keep UP with all
the different mon who aspire to these
little offices. They have 20 much Of
real Importance to do besides that.
You say It's Mcclure and Leonard?
Bob Leohard? Now. would l vote
for him? Why. don't you know his
wife was working for her living.
when he married her? Yes-and he
was the Factory Inspector or some
thing. Married her out Of that place.
aftor he'd made them raise the wages
from four dollars . week to six. It
was awful! l. nearly killed his old
father, and always will say that his
marriage FASTENED his mothers death.
The Leonards were always such nice
people. you know: had their home
down In Newport and spent every
winter nearly In New York at the
Waldorf.
They were fine people, till this girl
dragged Bob down, and 1t seemed to
throw a damper over the whole fam
lily, don't you know? or course I
wouldn't vote for him! Mary Leon
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IA MOnOLOgUe J

ard walks now like she owned . mill
ion. and II she were to get to be
prosecuting attorneys wife-whew-
ew! Not q milliner In town could fit
her head! No. stree! I'm for Nc
CURE.
Well. what II he does drink? Men
will be men. you know. Mrs. Gray.
None of ems saints, l can tell you
unless 1t IL preachers! And II we'd
give him high office like this per-
haps 1t would reform him. think
We ought to lend a helping hand to
the weak whenever we can.
Well. wish you'd look over there;
there's old Mrs. Hunters daughter
Milliel II were she think I'd 20
away and hide my face instead Of
paradinG around In Q crowd like this!
Oh. didn't you know Well. thought
everybody had heard Of that affair.
Oh, yes. I heard her speak to me.
but then 1t u against my principles
to encourage girls of that class. II
they choose the rocky path instead Of
the smooth, why it's their own fault
l say. and respectable women with
growing daughters can't AFFORD to be
on intimate terms with them.
Yes. / have a daughter. Mrs. Gray.
You didn't know It? Why. Doris Mae
is nearly fivs years old now. You
never saw me out with her? Well.
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He had most certainly seen her IN
the garden before the strange cave
where he had slain the dinAnutivs
Tor that had been about to devour
her. That had not been Q dream.
he was positive. ana % she must In
deed b prisoner.
A he recalled the lion he smiled.
What Q runt Of Q bsast II had been.
indeed
why-olA Zor. who hunted In the
forest Of the aps-peepas and dwsiisd
in the caves upon the h,thsr slopes
Of the Barren Hiris. would have
mapped that fellow up in two bites!
And Dol A snssss from 90 would
have sent him scurryins into the Dark
Swamp. where 90 could not venture
because Of his great weight.
II was an odd world in which MI
found himself. The country seemed
almost barren to him. and yet he was
in the heart Of tropical Africa: the
creatures seemed small and insignin-
cant--yet the lion he had killed was
one Of the largest that Brown or Tar
Fan had ever seen: and he shivered.
even In the heat Of the equatorial sun.
He ionssd for the world Of his birth.
with It's mighty beasts. tn gigantic
vegetation, and its hot, humid atmos-
phere, through which its great, blurred
sun appeared grotssquely large and
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Of the unconscious M, licked hts
cheek. and. lying down beside him.
rested his head upon the mans breast
SO that his fierce. wolfish eyes were
pointed straight and watchful at the
group of mon opposite him.
"There!" said Barney, leaning down
and stroking the beasts head.
The hound whined up into his face:
but when Curtiss approached he rose.
bristling. and, standing across the
body Of Nu. growled ominously at
him.
you'd better keep away from him.
Curtiss." warned Brown. HE always
has had a strange way with him In
his likes and dislikes. and he's a mighty
ugly customer to deal with when he's
crossed. He's killed one man already
"A big Wamboli spearman who was
stalking Greystoke UP in the north
country last fall. Let's see II he's got
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-16

maybe not. You know I keen q
nurse. and she has all the care of
Doris Mae-takes her out for walks,
and sees that she has the right kind
Of playmates. A woman Of my social
standing has 10 many engagements
It's almost impossible to see one's
own children every day.
You're going to vote. are you. now?
Well. put me down for Jones and Nc
yours In. ] don't care much which
way the election goes this year. Oh.
I have to do II myself? Well. II it's
necessary.
Thersi Thank goodness. that's ovsrI
Such q bother having to stifie in
those narrow little places. know
my dreas 10 . sight!
Well, goodby. dear. We've had .
perfectly lovely time. haven't we?
Como to see me as soon an you can,
Media. and we'll talk over the cleo
ton.
so glad met you. Mrs. Gray: I'm
going to bring my crochet over some
afternoon soon and visit with VOC
awhile. unleAs you'd prefer my max
ing a fashionable call first. Nor We'll.
I believe we're going to be good
friends; hope 90; you talk 30 inter-
estingly.
Oh. by the way have you heard
about the ministers sweetheart down
In Georgian They say he gets two
letters q week from her; guess he'll
be getting him . wife pretty soon ana
settling down. Be . good thing Tor
all concerned, I reckon II he docs.
WelL I must go-Im 10 worn ous
I thought I'd stop down At the Bi1ou
and get something cold. Won't you
both come and let me treat? Please
do--Pd lust love to. You won't? Well.
another time then. But I think It's
Just mean OF you. Qoodby! Goodby!
Well, II Medals dress doesn't hang
a sight In the back! think II l were
she I'd put another width In my skirt.
And that Mrs. Gray! II she had said
another word I think I should have
screamed! She smiled mighty
sickly smile ! noticed when I was
telling her about the minister's girl
down South. I didn't add that those
letters are from his younger sister
who's down there in college-he told
Billy himself about her. I don't zee
what he sees In IA widow anyhow
and she's such a shocking gossip!
Media didn't say a thing about my
hat, even when | nattered her up TO
the skies. But I was determined some
ono would SEQ II. 30 / told them
goodby in the most conspicuous place
there was. Every ono on the Court
House steps saw mo. know.
II those women had come with mo
and lot me treat I don't know what
in the world I would have done.
haven't but twenty-five cents to my
name. and ! simply COULDN'T walk
homo In these shoes.
I'm walter IN cafe) W 0o~Nmel
sundAe with nuts. Yoy Nhc
caramel7 What a nv lave
YOU a Cupid's Love p MOI
Oh, we'll what have at
thought this was auppo, 70 The
most up TO date place In n!
A Suffrage Dream with C.ierr1ea"'
That sounds deliciouAi I'll take that
(0iri rstrea&s TO MI the order).
Now I'll just slip OF those horrit
pumps here underneath the tabi'
while I eat ana no ono win b any
the wiser. TIL eat slowly and waAol
the people como In. rheyu tAinl
I'm msdatating upon the rsspongfbn'
~ Of WomAu's nsw sphere, when
= Sea111P@ru - Seae1a6 - Aod
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PART II.

ELL, i never saw Meoa look
III" 30 dark: It's that awful
HH shade. She has the worst
taste Of any woman In our
set. I'll see II she can
hear me now; no one around here
cares whether call or not.
Media! Media! Oh. Media! Where
have you been all this time? Here
I've been looking everywhere for you.
No. I haven't voted; forgot whore
they said the polls were going to be
set up. Right there In the Court
House? Well. Of all things! Looks
like they'd have set them on some
corner In a more public-I mean
handy-place. doesn't It?
No. l have never met Mrs. Gray,
but I've heard a great deal about her.
(Aside-That ought to make her
vince II anything could.) How de-
ys-do? So glad to know you. l was
just saying the other day to my hus-
band that 1 was Just CRAZY TO have
you over to tea with US some time.
And do you bridge? Nor Why, |
thought everybody played cards. How
quaint! Everybody that Is anybody
here. you know. does!
Media, you darling. never saw you
look sweeter! That dress Is q dream
and you wear that shade 80 we'll. too.
don't you know. Now l would be q
perfect fright n I dared come out In
that shade. wear gold and green
better than anything else. oh. no.
this dress isn't exactly new-I've had
it two weeks now. suppose. But enc
doesn't like to wear ones best out on
Il day like this.
You think we had better vote now.
Well. It's all one to me whether l
really vote or not. All cared about
IS tho getting out into the midst OF
things where there's a lot OF excite
msnt and one can hear all that Is
going on.
Am l for Cameron or Jones? Well
now ! haven't given the matter q
thought. Come to think Of It. though
Cameron Is much the more euphon-
ious name. don't you think2 Mayor
Cameron" sounds much more aristo-
cratic than Mayor Jones'" Stll
I always did argue that the Mayor
Of town ought to be big. broad.
shouldered man. 30 he would attract
attention when he walks down the
street. and you know Commodore
Jones would make two Of Ruasel
Cameron. There's good points tn
both sides. % tie hard to tell really
Yes. II y amusing. And for Pross
outing Attorney Honey. tell 70,
don't even know wAo y running
Hal Ha! such . JetA den't 70,
! kn0Wi
But ~. M 0s0A ! AssS SAaal
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MI understood but the single word.
Nat-ul: but the friendly tone and the
hand upon his shoulder convinced him
that this man was no enemy.
He shook his head negatively.
"Nu does not understand the straa-
gers tongue" he said.
Then he asked the Same question
a. had Barney: where II Nat-ui,"
But the American could translate
only the name, yet Il told him that
here indeed was the dream man Of
his s,,ter.
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G0MPLETE M0KEL ACH WEEK IN TIE EXEMLMG W0k
eEtMalL0vr ANOTHER TARTAN STORY E4gez RS BIZ

harmed Victoria" replied Barney
That's sufncient reason for waiting
until We know the truth. Then
won't stand for any killing Of an un-
conscious man, anyway"
Hes nothing but . beast--a mad
dog" insisted Curtiss. HE should be
killed for what he IL. ia never have
thought to see you defending the man
VINO killed your sister"
Don't be . fool. Curtiss." snapped
Barney. I'VE don't know that vio-
toria's dead. The chances are that this
man has been helpless from fever for
. long time. There's . wound in his
head that was probably made BY your
shot last night.
III he RECEIVERS from that he may
be able to throw some light On vio-
toria's disappearance. n II develops
that he has harmed her. I'm the one to
demand an aocounting-not you> A.
said before. I do not believe that this
man would have harmed hair e my
sisters head"
what do you know about him3"
demanded Curtiss.
II never saw him before" replied
Barney. IT don't know who he Is or
where he came from, but I know
we'll, never mind what I know. OK.
cept that there isn't anybody going to
kill him other than Barney Custer"
Clusters right" broke In Brown.
1T would be murder to kill this fol-
low in cold blood. You have jumped
to the conclusion. Curtiss. that Miss
Custer is dead. II We let you kill this
man We might bs destroying our best
chance to locate and rescue her"
As they talked tho gaunt figure Of
the wolfhound. Terkoz. crept into the
cave. He had not been killed by the
Arabs blow. and q liberal dose Of cold
water poured over his head had
helped to hasten returning conscious
ness.
He nosed, whining. about the cavern
as though in search Of Victoria.
The men watched him in silence
after Brown had said: "If this man
harmed Miss Custer and laid out Ter
koz. the beast'll be keen for revenge.
Watch him. and IL Curtiss Is right
there won't any Of US have to avenge
your sister. Terkoz'll take care OF
that. know him."
wen leave It to Terkox." said
Barney.
After the animal had made the
complete rounds Of the cave. smiling
at every crack and crevice. he came
to each Of tho watching mon, nosing
them carefully.
Then he walked directly to the side