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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30

now that she would have the warmest
of sympathizers in Susie.
AS she passed along, musing over
her trouble, wan, unhappy little face
looked out at her from one of the win
dows; so serious was it that she
thought it, at first, that of an old per-
son. Then it flashed suddenly upon
her that it was Dick Marville, the
scrubwoman's little boy, who had been
thrown from his sled while coasting
and had been helplessly paralyzed. AS
she hurried on she wondered what it
must mean to be a boy of ten and
housed like that on the fourth of
July; warm wave of sympathy swept
over her, and when she reached Su-
sizes house, instead Of pouring into her
ears the tale of her own trouble, she
laid a little plan before her. She
knew that the Montgomerys always
had splendid fireworks in the eve
ming. What treat it would be for
Dick If he could see themi
Susie, won't you let me drive your
dogcart down to the village and bring
poor little Dick Marville up here to
see the fireworks? He isn't having
any Fourth at all, and it must be
dreadfully dull for boy"
"Why, you dear Peggy, it will be
splendid" And so, instead of griev-
ing over a miserable quarrel, Peggy
spent the next few hours in the hap
piest work she had ever done
Indeed, Maurice Arnold was little in
her thoughts-not half so much as she
was in his, for he was having an I'M
happy time of it. That evening as he
passed down Main street on his way
home he was surprised to see Susie
Montgomery's dogcart at the curb !
near Dick Marville's home, and Peg |
gy, with the happiest expression on |
her face he had ever seen, lifting a |
pale, but radiant, child from the cart. |
1t seemed providential that he should |
meet her thus. With one bound he I
sprang forward.
Peggy, that child is too heavy for
you; let me carry him in;" and with
out waiting for her answer he took
the boy from her and passed into the
house.
Peggy stood waiting; she couldn't
very well hurry away without thank
Ing him; it would be so rude.
In few moments he was out again,
and helping her gently into the cart,
he sprang in beside her and drove
.oward the Montgomerys'.
After a moment Peggy spoke: ITO
hink that poor little Dick Marville
should have brought us together like
hisl"
And Maurice replied: at wasn't
Dick, Peggy; it was your tender SYM
1athy for one in trouble"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30
This Was PEGGY'S
DAY OF REAL Joy
ThoughtfuIness for the Unfortu-
nate Brought the Reward
That 1t Deserved.

The little town was gay with bunt-
ing, and the clear sunshine and radi-
ant blue of the skies seemed to unite
joyously for the festal occasion. Ev-
cry one seemed infused with the pa
triotic spirit of the day, and Peggy
Marsden felt somewhat ashamed of
her dropping spirits as she passed
down the street But it is hard, at
twenty-five, when one has quarreled
with ones sweetheart and given up
picnic of many weeks planning in
consequence, to feel in the happiest Of
moods.
She had decided to go down to
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30
BACKACHE IS DISCOURAGING
But Not So Bad II You Know How To Reach
the Cause

Nothing more discouraging than a con-
slant backache. Lame when you awak-
Ell, pains pierce you when you bend or
lift. It's hard to work or to rest. Back
ache often indicates bad kidneys Nor
risville people recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Read this case:
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Thrice-a.Week Edition
OF THE
New YORK World
Practically a Daily at the Price Of
Weekly. No other Newspaper in the
world gives so much at SO low a price.

The year 1914 has been the most ex-
traordinary in the history of modern
times. lt has witnessed the outbreak
of the great European war, struggle
SO titanic that it makes all others look
small.
You live in momentous times and you
should not miss any of the tremendous
events that are occurring. No other
newspaper will inform you with the
promptness and cheapness of the Thrice
a-week edition of the New York World.
Moreover, years subscription to it will
take you far into our next Presidential
campaign.
THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLDS
regular subscription price is only S1,00
per year. and this pays for 156 papers.
We offer this unequalled newspaper and
NEWS AND CITIZEN together for one
year for So on.
The regular subscription price of the
two papers is 1928.
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- - - - w
! cheered up. Susie
M o II t go m cry,
while favored of
fortunes children
in the matter Of
wealth, was af-
ficted with an I'M
slightly deformity
that caused her to
shun social func-
lions and find her
pleasure a p a r t
from the crowds.
Happy go lucky
Peggy, as she was
often called, had
found q sympa-
thetic chord in the
girls heart, a n d
they were warm
She knew
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30
GreenIand,s "Rin citY.y

The largest settlement in Greenland
is Sydproven, which has a population
of 7e6. and the smallest is Skansen,
in the north of Greenland, with as
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30

A new broom sweeps much cleaner
when a new servant girl is operating
il
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30

B. W. Stewart, retired farmer, Morris
vile, says: 81 was annoyed by my kid
neys and back. had to get up at night
to pass the kidney secretions and they
contained sediment, My back ached and
was very lame. Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured from Cheney's Drug Store, act
ed as represented and it did not take
them long to relieve me-"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30
FUNERAL OF BYRON L. RUSSELL

FUNERAL OF BYRON l.. RUSSELL
The funeral of Byron L. Russell was
held last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of his son, Marillo P. Russell,
where he died the previous Monday
morning. The service was conducted
by the Rev. William Hendry of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The sing
ers were Evangelist L. E. Smith, Mrs. H.
w. Barrows and Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Col
Inns; G. A. Burnham, organist. The
bearers were neighbors, E. j. Adams, o.
Fl. Adams, Moses Douglass and L. G.
Camp. The burial was in the family lot
at the River Bank cemetery. Friends
present from out of town were: Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Batchelder of Lyndon
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Wales and Mrs.
Densmore of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Russell of Waterville.
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Price 80 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr..
Stewart had. Foster ilburn Co., Pro-
prietors, Buffalo. N. Y. Adv.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-30
STOWE
l., A. Edison has purchased the Mer-
RAM fasm in Stowe Hollow.

| L., A. Edison has purchased the Mer.
riam fasm in Stowe Hollow.
There will be no preaching service at
Unity Church during July.
Mrs. Lawson OF Wolcott has moved
into rooms in Mrs. Hannah Knights
house on Bridge Street.
Mrs. J. b. Ayers was in Tilton, N. FL
last week to attend the funeral of her
sisler-in-law, Mrs. A. B. Wade.
K. Lawrence Bigelow of the Buckley
School for Boys of New London, Conn,
is with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Bigelow, for the Summer.
Miss Bessie Mayott of Morrisville and
Miss Souther of Keene, N. H., visited
Miss Jennie Wells and other friends in
Stowe Tuesday of last week.
Miss Bernice Town has completed a
two years. course in the Castleton Nor
NAL school and is at home with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Town.
The unmarried people" had the pro-
gram at the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain lGrange Saturday evening in
return for the ''married peoples" pro.
gram carried out at the previous meeting.
Miss Jennie Hodge and Miss Mabel
Shackleton of New Rochelle. N. Y, Mrs.
j. Fl. McQuade of Chicago, I'll. FL. Straw,
Miss Minnie Straw and S. n. Warren
visited Mount Mansfield last Wednesday.
Mrs. G. M. Watts and daughter, Miss
Marjorie Watts. Mrs. Leon Butts and
son Stanley, and Miss Alice Radcliffe of
New Haven, Conn.,, went last Wednes-
day. to Lake Mansfield where they have
tage.
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Copyright, ls9, by W. n. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
ARVOMlA

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
ARNONlh, VA, January 23-Alis
Phoebe Potts. OF Newport News. is. her.
with her sister. Mrs. John W. Pierce.
Henry Thomns. Of Fork Union, hns
been here the guest Of his brother.
Charles Graham Thomas.
Miss Lila DuVai viii leave for Flor
ida. where she viii remain for ten do, :
or two weeks visiting Sh. will i,.
accompanied by Miss Kate Gannaway
Of Lynchburg.
William y. LeSueur was a visitor in
Richmond this week.
Mrs. Roothe OF Richmond, is here
with her mother, Mrs. Boatwright Who
has been i'll with pneumonia.
White w. Hughes has been in Rich .
mond for some time under treatment
for his hand.
The meeting OF the Womun:s .cluh
OF Arvonia will be held mex. week a.,
the home of Miss Annie Williams
Mrs. w. Mcc. Miller. after visiti,iu,
IN richmond has returned TO her hon..
here.
pr Manfred Call, OF Richmond. was
visitor here on Sunday and Monday.
Norman Hughes. a student at For,
Union. spent Sunday at his home her
w. l.. Wisely and MIR. shank. Of AIT.
vista. were visitors in New Canton this
week. They will erect a large oil
tank on the Mckcnna place
Rev. MIR Miller will preach in ,ic
lrcshyterian Church here on SUNDAY.
Rev. Plimmcr T.. Jones VIII occur,
the pulpit OF Centre prcsbyterii,u
Church. Cumberland Courthouse, on
Sunday morning .h.sr
Miss Miriam Pitts spent a day or tvo
at New Canton. visiting Rev and Mrs
RUNNER T.. Jones. last week
Owing TO bad weather and had roaiIs
business and SOcin1 affairs ara ,r,..
tically standstill.
Few of the slate quarrics here dro
running 1T this time. and those In opo-
ration are hampcrcd by bad wealth.
IL IS thought great revival of tho
slate business Will occur next sprinis
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IN AND orr OF TOWN.

Miss Maria Moselcy. Of New York,
Viii arrive in Richmond shortly to be
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Granville q;
Valentine.
Mrs. Frank Nallc and Miss Eleanor
Nail". al Orange County. are spending
some time with Mrs. Parker Btirbank.
al ST West Franklin street
Miss Mary Lyon Tyler is spending tho
week END as the guest OF Mrs. Preston
holland. 2022 Stuart Avenue
Mrs. Thomas Boiling has left town
for New York City, where she will
spend some time.
Miss Julia Cone. OF this city is visit
ing Miss Camilla Rodman At her home
in Norfolk.
Mrs. Bette Custis Amber is spending
week In Petersburg with Miss Cor
nellie Scsar
Miss Eda l.owdcr. OF Newport News.
Is the guest of friends IN Richmond for
two weeks
Mrs. NJ. Estes Cooke. Of Hollins. is
the cues, Of DR.. and Mrs. w. II. street.
OF illI West Avenue.
T.. l.. henson. who has been sick AT
his residence OH West Franklin Street
for some time past. is slowly improving.
MISS Ruth Smithson. of Crcwc is
lii" guest OF Mrs. w. A. Land, who is
in Richmond for the extra session or
the General Assembly with her hus
band and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. J. Taylor are spend
inS IN" week end ON the formers farm
in Brunswick, and on their return will
have as their guests Misses Mary and
Jean Morris. OF Farmville. and Mrs.
w. \. Carper, OF blackstone
Mrs. Florence NJ. Tinbcrlake who
has been quite i'll for the past three
months. is slowly improving
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.
I'll" recent educational convention
that mot in Richmond will he discussed
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of being the only North CaroIinian o,
the program for the meeting OF IN,
southern Baptist Educational Associ,
tion, which will be held at Nashyiu,.
January 1891. DIR. Poteat will SHEA
at IL o'clock on the morning OF Jan
nary %, hts subject is, How May H..
study Of Biology Minister TO the II,
lieious Life"
The editors of the Howler. the collcr.
annual published yearly by the gtude1
BODY. are very busy just now, and III,
various group pictures were taken las
week. The officers this year arc: oil
for-in chief, G. W. Carrick: faculty o,i
Tor. Professor X. y. McCutc heon; SEMI
editors. l.. s. Inscoc. NJ. y. Honcycut,
associate editors, J. ID. Canady, w |,
Sinclair. r. T.. Downs. II. T.. Lame: bus,
ness manager. T. lvcy; assistant man
ager, x. HouSh
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BLACKSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BLAcESBURG. VA. January 23.-
Some or the young women from town
ana college present Al the annual ban
ruet OF the Lee Literary Society In
me dining rooms OF the Blacksbnrg
Inn Tuesday evening were Misses Cora
an" Minnie Davidson. Olive Funk :
houser. Phlegnr. OF christinnsburr
Jani" Allison, Of Pulaski: Nellie Sharcr.
Ruth Nails. Gladys Shclor. Matte
Swoope. Helen Barlow. Charlotte
Mathews. Katherine Loving and Mar
garet Henderson.
The music and dramatic club OF the
town ana college presented the three
act comedy. The Coloners Maid" In
the German hall Of the college on Mon
day night before very large audience.
Those In the cast Of characters were:
Mrs Carol NJ. Newman. Misses Cora and
Minnie Davidson. Messrs. j. w. Watson.
Dabncy Lancaster. X. W. Owens. G..
W. Mackann and A. $. J.wett ON
Thursday evening the Beulah buck
Quartet WAS the attraction at the as
scmbly hail. this being the fourth I'm 1,
series Of l.yccum. course entertain
mcnts for the session.
Mrs Nellie NJ. Robinson left on Mon
day to spend n week at Christiansburg.
and will then go to New York ana
sail for Panama to spend some months
with Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph T.
Ware.
Mrs. Ralph w. Owens returned this
week from Il visit. of several weeks 20
relatives in Roonesville, Ind.
Miss Nell iieffcrnan and young niece.
OF Washington, are guests here of Pro-
lessor and Mrs. John T. PARROT
Mrs. ELLA Johnson. OF the RoauoRc
Valley. il critically i'll at the jefferson
Hospital IN Roanoke.
Mrs. i.Uomis Kelly has returned 10
Salem. after spending some tim. with
relatives in BlacksburH
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by the Northside Orchestra. OF High.

by the Eorthside Orchestra. OF High
land Park.
The entertainment will be given as
u benefit for Wexford Kelley, who is
very III in New Mexico. Mr. Kelley
MAS formerly I'm business in Rich
'nonu ana has many friends here.
t'hnrfty Tea.
The Woman's Guild of Grace Ennis
copal Church is planning to give a
charity tea at Mrs. L., A. Palmcr's
residence. 40 West Franklin Street, nj
an early date II will be an interest
ina; affair. and charming program is
To he rendered.
To Give Card Purity.
ri"" Hundred and cuchrc party will
DE given Monday afternoon at 800
ocl"ck hy the ladies' OF Monte Casino
circle IN the Bcncdictiue College AS
stihblN room. corner hanover and Shep-
herd streets Mrs. q. y. Boehling and
MIS- w. y Alisch will act rs hostcsScs
ana all the members and their friends
are earnestly requested TO attend.
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Mrs. NJ. r. Murphy and Mrs. Frank
Fcrrindini.
Donation Day.
Thursday is Donation Day at the
spring street Home. and II committee
! of board m.mbcrs viii receive at tn.
home. 6ol Spring Street. on that date
Charity Card Party.
The Loving Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tcrS VIII give Il charity card party Mon =
day afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
doncc Of Mrs. w. l.. Wood. 2702 Monu-
ment Avenue. The affair is for the
benefit Of the Shcltering Arms FIRE.
Hospital. and tables may he reserved
through Mrs. Wood. OF 21O2 Monument
Avenue. and Mrs. X. T.: Craig. Of lii5
Grove Avenue. II will be an exceed :
ingly interesting affair and great
many tables have already been en-
gagged for the afternoon.
l.Guvcs for the South.
Miss Julia omohundro left town last
week l" be the guest Of several OF her
classmates III South Carolina and Gcor-
"ia. Miss Omohundro Will not return
To Richmond until early in the spring
Chinese Ten.
Tie Junior Auxiliary OF Monumental
church Will give Chinese tea We'd
"'ShaH afternoon at ?l3 Floyd Avenue
Girls in Chinese costumes will serve
refreshments to those who call be
tween the hours of and i o'clock. and
another feature will be Il table Of curios
from China. In addition. u good must
cal program has been arranged
Invitations Out.
Invitations have been issu.u 10 the
marriage OF Miss Virginia Sale. daugl-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hichard Tircy
sale to James Warren Savage. also Of
Richmond. which will take place ut the
nome OF the brides parents. 6uI Third
Avenue. Highland Park, Saturday
morning. January 30. at II O'Clock MIR
Savage is the son Of Mrs BETTY Sava,r
of ltushmerc
Miss Watkins 10 Wed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard |, Watkins. OF
49, Jefferson Park. Announce the an
"aIem"ni AMI approaching marriage Of
their daughter. I..si" Leigh. to William
Ernest Wiltshire. Til" Iuarring. to
take place some time during the
month OF February.
Midwinter Recital nt the .Jcncrsnn
~ tho recital to he given by rep
r"Scntatives Of the Richmond School
of Expression, directed by Mrs W l..
1hurston. at In. Jefferson Hotel on,
Tuesday evening. the following pro-
gram viii be rendered.:
onc-act comedy. Fast Friends"
Misses Lucille Epps and Clyde Hall
HUMOROUS readyin.. with musical ac-
compartment. Miss Marguerite styles:
accompanied, Miss Edna stiles.
The Lost Word" DIcnry van Dykel.
Mrs. Mary Whiisitt Whitehead
Group OF readings from modern
writers-humorous. Mrs. Eula Blcy
Crouch.
Pantomimc. by Misses Stiles. Epps
and Hall.
There viii be a number Of selections
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WAKE FOREST
Especial TO The Times

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
WAKE FOREST, January c3.--Prcsi-
dent William Louis Potea announced in
chapel that the. present enrolment is
the largest in THE history of tho col
lego. Four hundred and sixty three
students have registered for the spring
term. Previous to this term the great
est enrolment was In 1913. when tho
total registration numbered iJS. Al the
first of the year IL was feared by many
that the present financial strinKency
would cause "a marked decrease IN the
registration.
President Potcat has the distinction
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1 by DIR. j. y. G.. Chandler before the
Parent-reacher Association OF william
| Fox School. at the regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. I'm the
school auditorium. The usual tea will
ne served. Visitors are always well
COmCl.
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W. adj Y'be a
Bonnie Lassic?
Scotch HieIan'
Higghland) Hats

These are only one of the
alluring Spring styles which
we are offering in display
from day to day. And each
day the creations become
more charming The Hielan'
(Highlander) Hats will ap-
peal to thousands who love
things Scotch. They almost
seem to smell of the heather.
One is prompted to turn from
them and listen to the drone
Of the bagpipes. Shown in
rough braids, hemps and
lisere.
French sailors, in all-tulle.
hemp, satin and failie are
very new. These materials
are also developed in COM
bination motifs. Compact
wisp-like feather effects, COR
geous berries and Ottoman
ribbon are favored for use in
trimming. "e.7a'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Phim Reach IL now full of life aud
N"riai activities nS result of the
seasons Opcnlng of the winter uunr-
tcrs. Those whose minds are bcut ON
new ideas in sport or dress immediately
seized upon the new trR cane. Dame
Fashion hns dccrerd that women nrc
Ca carry canes during the coming scn-
Ion, and In order ~ distinguish the
ScAc> in canes, az well nS in other ar
tiric> of dress md sport. IL WINS Sug-
rrStch TINT wOmcn's canes have the
bundles in the shnpc Of n womnm's leg.
Palm Beach IL hit overturned this
season. because of the wnr many of
tnrricn'> society people who would
otherwise hnNc gone Ia the Rivera.
France, have had to satisfy themselves
with p'Hin Amcrirnn Palm Beach. Miss
Marguerite trhucl<ic. OF New lorl>. IL
seen here with one of the iutcSt canes.
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IlESE are all new mid-wnter Suits
showing superior quality and style even
at the first prices asked-$1S.50 and $25. o.
but remaining numbers have been reduced for
quick clearaway. Broadcloths serges pop
Inns, gabardines and smart mixtures; fur
trimmed models among them: mostly one OF
a kind; models suitable for misses and small
women and for outer sizes Reduced from
$3.50 and $500 to $3.50.
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" c.uinr az Interest.


Miss Anne SlcGcT Winston will xiv
IN authors reading Tuesday aftcruoo
1T Ia" Art Club Of Richmioud a, i:3
o'clock. All friends and members o
tn" club are invited 10 attend. Tea wil
II" served by the house committee. nj
tc: Miss Winston has concluded Ac
l-u linz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Johnson. Mrs. Archcr Jones. Mrs Eich-
ard H. Meade. Miss kat" Meade. Miss
Mariamn. Meade. Mrs. James Moncurc.
Mrs. l.. G. Massic. Miss rortcrtcld
Mrs l!.nry Ei-l"y. Airs Witchcr Keen
Mrs. j. y. Lrrroy. Mrs X. ~ Lancaster.
James Lyons. Mrs. l.. Il Munford. Mrs
Walter :. Mcneil. Mrs. Pope Nash, Mrs
W. +. oppcnhcim"r, Mrs. NJ. G Pattcr-
son. Mrs. !. =. Reynolds. Mrs. j. j. FOL
lard, Mrs. Henry Sampson. Mrs. -. i
Sands. Mrs T.. y Saunders, I'LL Miss
Mary Saunders. Mrs. Hiram NJ smith
Airs charles q. Taylor. ir.. Mrs. w H.
Thomas Mrs. John NJ. Taylor. Airs w
=. rompl>inS. Mrs. G.. q. Valentines Mrs
+ H. Williams. Mrs Stewart Wood
ward. Mrs. u. l.. Valentine, Misses Tai
lie Nc!son Robins
c,lIinE az Interest.
At the rcsid"nc" Of i;"v. T.. T. smith.
pastor OF Wcathcrfurd Memorial I:ap-
list church. John \. Wills, If Jordan
ontario. Can. and Miss Lillian - Wills
daughter Of the late Homer Wills Of
South Richmond. were married on Jam
-iarN -. owing 10 bereavement the
marriage was Very quiet. only the i'm
mediate families being present Tho
bride wore i dress Of brown broadcloth
With trimmings OF FUR. She is on her
maternal side. closely related to some
of ;hc most promin"ut families in Nir-
@inia. being II direct lincal descendant
OF Elizabeth Haydolrh. daughter of
General Charles Harrison. OF tho R.vo-
lutipnary artillery.
After February | Mr. ana Mrs Wins
wili I've at home H. Jordan. ontario,
" the Art club.
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III" recent educational convention
that mot in Richmond will he discussed
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Children and
Mothers Equally
Delighted With
Half-P rice Coats

1t would be singular
kind of mother not to feel a
little thrill at getting pref
tier styles and better values
than she thought she could
afford. Unusually handsome
Kaufman TX" Coats, in to
6 and to IA year sizes. SELL
ing at half former prices. A
wide range of styles and
prices. Here are three in
teresting numbers selected
from among score:
Some darling little $500 Cor
duroy Coats, in two-tonc GoIors,
trimmed In beaver furs and imI-.
tation ermine. Fancy buttons
and deep belts: children's sizes .
to g. Now $3.50.
$1,000 for s225O Coat. Think
OF II. Broadcloth and 2ibclines.
trimmed in velvets and skunk
furs; assorted styles; sizes and all
wanted coiors. Also imported
corduroys, fur trimmed deep
belted styles.
Manufactured Scotch Mixtures
and Plaids, with detacha bic belts,
patch pockets, ETC.; sizes to IA;
regular $1,000 values. Now $500.