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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25
THE APPALACHIAN INSURANCE
COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

of Bristol. Virginia. having reinsured
all It's outstanding life policies In the
state of Virginia in the Columbia Life
Insurance Company of Cincinnati.
Ohio and having discontinued bust
ness in the State of Virginia, as OF
June IS, 1914. hereby announces Its
Intention 10 withdraw bonds of said
company now held on deposit with
the Treasurer OF the state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25
Virginia Deaths
Mrs. Sue Faulkner Throm.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
South Boston. Va. March 2i.-Mrs.
Sue Faulkner Throm. died here or
pneumonia this morning. She was
the wife of J w. Throm. Mrs. Throm
was widely known as leader In
church work and charitable organiza-
tions She was also a member OF the
Daughters OF Confederacy. The fun
eral will take place tomorrow morn
ing from the Baptist Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25
Mrs. Fannie Spencer.

(SreCIal to The richmond NlrglnlaH.3
Nottoway. Va. March 24.--Mrs.
Fannie Spencer, widow OF the late
Rev. DR.. Spencer, a Methodist minis
ter. died yesterday at the home of her
brother, cralle Fitzgerald. Her re-
mains were taken TO Petersburg today
to be buried by the side OF her hus-
band. She had been in bad health all
the winter. She had been faithful
member OF the Methodist Church at
Nottaway for many years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

Marion, March 23.-Mrs. u. " sner-
rill, aged ffty-three, wife of DR. q. v
Sheriff., died at her home here yes
terday morning. She was, previous
to her marriage, Miss Cole. daughter
of Mrs. Sallie A. Cole, of near Chill
howie. her father having died In her
infancy. She leaves besides her nus
band three sisters. Mrs. Walter Scott
Of Crhtihowie: Mrs w. NJ. Copenhaver,
Of near Marion. and Mrs J. w. Strick-
Ter. of Middiebrook, Va. Funeral ser
vices were conducted from the Luz
theran Chuch here this morning. by
Or. J. J. Scherer, assisted by Rev. Il.
NJ. Harris, OF the Baptist Church. after
which her remains were taken to
ChiIhowie and inferred in st. James
cemetery, near her old home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25
I'll, Skfllin.

Boydton. Va. March 2i.-Mr. H.
Skillin, one of the most highly re-
spected citizens who lived just on the
outskirts of town near the OLD Kan
dolph- Macon College site, died recent
" of pneumonia. His remains were
carried to his old home in the North
for interment. His family mas the
sympathy of the community.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25
UNION SERVICES At
BROAD Street TODAY
All Methodist Churches VIII Take Part
and difference Evangelist
win Preach.

All of the local Methodist churches
will hold union services this morning
at II o'clock In Broad-Street Church.
at which all of the churches Of this
denomination in Richmond are ex-
pected to be represented Tho meet
ing will be In charge of Rev. II. W.
Dunkley, of Barton Heights.
The revival services In Broad-Street
Church will begin next Sunday and
will be In charge of the pastor. Rev.
j. w Shackford. The pastor Ia max
ing preparations and everything win
be In readiness for the beginning at
the regular morning services.
At Union Staten.
Revival services at Union station
Enthusiastically. Large congregations
are attending the meetings, which are
resulting in much good for the COM
munity and for the church
Last night Rev. DR.. Ashury Chris
tian preached on Motherhood" He
had announced that the occasion would
be Mothers Night"
Special music Is being provided at
the revival services. Last night Way
erIy Smethie sang sweetly, assisted
by the choir, and the congregation
Joined heartily in the singing.
Tonight Will be FATHERS Night
All fathers are expected to be present.
A special sermon will be preached
and special music will be sung.
There have been fourteen CONVEX
sions already.
At Uay-Strees Church.
At Clay-Street Church the meetings
are proceeding with much interest.
Rev. l.. ]. Bray, the pastor, 10 seYy-
Ing his second year at that church.
Mr.. Bray has added many members
to the church during his pastorAte.
He Is doing oil the preaching in this
meeting to large congregations. This
is one of the old mother churches Of
Methodism in the city and 1t 10 noted
for it's loyalty and fidelity. The meTn-
bership is doing large part or tina
work in this meeting. This Ia encour.
aging TO the pastor. and will produce
results. Already there have been
many conversions.
The meeting at Fairmount-Avenuo
is progressing with marked success.
The pastor at this church. Rev. n
I " Carson, Ia known to be ono OF tho
most successful pastors In the state.
He is being ably assisted by Rev. e.
f. Balnkenship. of Bedford City.
The results so far at Barton HEIGHTS
show that between fifteen and twenty
will unite with that church on Easter
Sunday. Rev. Mr. Dunkley is preach.
Ing strong sermons. The organized
evangelistic committee Of this church.
under the leadership OF Walter 4
Wills. is a great ally. both to the pAs-
tor and TO the one preaching.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

Bristol, March 24.--p. +. Lyons, n
well-known citizen OF Bonhams. ten
miles northwest of Briston, died sun
day afternoon, aged ntty-nlne years
He is survived by his wife
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

Hntcktn~ Ewws Fro-e 200 Fig. strain.
Of Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons. Leg
horns. WyaBdOtts. IL for s1.o0, 100
for $500 postpaid. infertiles replaced.
/. Celebrated never die baby chicks, 12c
each. Three months old puslets. soc
each June delivery. Reserve yours
nov. TALKrNd POULTRY YAKDs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25
Mrs. Elsie A. Paul.

South Boston. March 24,-Mrs, Elsie
A. Paul, aged hfty-nine years. died
at this place Sunday night and the
funeral was held from Aaron's Creek
Cshurch Tuesday at O'Clock. She is
survived hy her husband. one daugn-
ter and two sons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

n. e. BARNETT. HOUSE PAINTING.
s7SS STREET MADISON s74A

worth 500 70 Me-Arithmetic Siyapii-
fed, made easy. Learn to 6gure fast.
the demands OF the day require II
Sixty shortest methods comprise
Frewetts system, Anyone can aearr
without teacher. Send 81 today for
book. ATTY pages, i>atherette cover.
postpaid. Circular free. r. G. ROB-
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ton, Texas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

Estahiished Manufactures wants State
manager High class article: should
pay $4,000 annually. $500 capital,
Will pay expenses to Baltimore IL
you are man we want. Sales Mana
ger, Continental building. Baltimore.
Nd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

WsnteA--CuateMers Fer Eexs FROM
the "Hixhland Park Custom Egg
Yard" Capacity. rs dozen per day.
white WyAndottes, White Leehorns
and prize Indian Runner Duck eggs
for setting. CHARLES KING. Pro
prietor. los Brooklyn Boulevard
Phone Randolph l63s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

Nedford Couaty Farsi. sS0 Acres. Rest
red land: 80 bottom; well watered:
fine stock farm; good buildings: two
miles high school on public road,
$4,000 for quick sale: easy terms.
II. II. MrsCHENDORF. Forest Depot.
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

The evangelistic services being con-
Quoted at the Second Presbyterian
Church by the pastor. Rev. J. A. Nc.
Clure. are being largely attended and
much interest Is being manifested
Mr.. Mcclure preached to large con
gregatton, ,tbts evening on, Our Mead
o. Jasua"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-25

vor Sale-Two Vice Horses. suitable
for any purpose. city broke will
hitch I'm any harness to suit buyer.
MAIN STREET. MARKET. II f..
Winston. 210I West Main Street.
Boulevard 6o0-6
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
CHINAWARE AND GENERAL
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
just a Few of the Hundreds of
Magic Bargains.

Magic Bargains.
DECORATED COTTAGE DINNER
SETS, AZ pieces, at the Mill End
Sale VA
AMERICAN PORCELAIN DECO
RATED DINNER SETS, 112
pieces, can be bought as open
stock pattern, choice of four de-
signs, reg. price $15.9s, Mill
End Sale Price, Per set $12.9S
HEAVY GLASS TABLE TUMB-
LERS, assorted designs, worth
35c doz., at the Mill End Sale,
Per dozen 1Sc
GLASS ROOT BEER BOTTLES,
with patented rubber shoppers,
quart size, Csc doz., pints sac dz.
DECORATED TOILET SETS, 10
pieces, worth $2.9s, at. $3.50 set
ENGLISH DECORATED TEA
POTS, assorted sizes, worth up
to Acc, at ......... .29c
GALVANIZED IRON WATER
PALS, large size, worth 29c,
at ..... .19C
GALVANIZED IRON CORFU
GATED ASH CANS. ..$1.15
FOOD CHOPPERS, medium size,
reg. 75c kind at. SOC
NICKEL PLATED TEA AND
COFFEE POTS, at. size. Csc
FLOOR BROOMS, selected quality,
reg. 29c kind at ........... 100
10 ROLLS OF TOILET PAPER
for zoe
MRS. POTTS NICKEL PLATED
SAD IRONS .... set sec
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16

FLOOR READY-WEAR
Hal

CORSETS AND BRASSIERES
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets
Latest 81 model, size IS to 26
at the Mill End Sale. ...... .95c
Odds and Ends of G. B. Corsets,
several models, in coutil and ba-
tiste, sizes Is to 80, reg. 81 to So
values at osc
LaResista Corsets, in cOutl ana
batiste, odd sizes only, %, 70
and 26, reg. prices SO and $3.50.
Sale Price ............. .$1.53
Brassieres of netting and cambria
trimmed with fine lace and wide
embroidery, sizes "a to As, reg.
500 values, some worth 81, all
at ........ ......... 49,. 1oc
bingham, percale and chambray,
with extra wide skirt, all trim
med, sizes sc to A, reg. 81 values
at ........... .4Sc
LONG CREPE KIMONOS, two
models and several neat patterns
neatly trimmed, sizes 38 to "A,
reg. 81 values at .6Sc
DRESSING SACQUES, neat fgur-
ed lawn with square neck, sizes
SO to so, worth csc. Mill End
Sale Price 80. iac
sCARFs AND SQUARES for
dressers and tables, some with
embroidered lace edge and 9TH
ers plain, some drawn work and
hemstitched, size 1Sx54 inch,
others 30x30, reg. 29c and 39c
values at .19c
SOFA PILLOWS, silk floss filled.
cambria covered, size 22x22, reg.
soc kind at =. .29c
SILK PILLOW CORD, plain and
combination colors, reg. 10c to
25c quality at ........... Sc yd.
SCARF AND PILLOW SLIPS, in
burlap, cretonne and tapestry,
reg. sec to 81 values at. SOC
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16

SoANoHL w IANSS Will
embroidery, lace and ribbon also,
drawers of crepe and cambria
worth 29c and 39c at. :. =. 10c
NIGHT GOWNS, white and flower
ed crepe trimmed, with lace in
sertion and edge, reg. soc and
59c values at. ............. soc
SKIRTS, cambria top, with wide
embroidery ruffle and insertions
and ribbon trimmed, reg. price
81. Mill End Sale. ..... SOC
COMBINATIONS AND ENVEL-
OPE CHEMIST, Nainsook, elab-
orately trimmed with embroid-
cry lace and ribbons, regularly
81 values at. SOC
WOMEN'S WAISTS, new and crisp
trimmed styles, lawn, silks and
fancy striped and lowered wolfe,
made to sell at 81. Mill End
BEAUTIFUL WHITE WAISTS,
deliberately trimmed with dainty
laces and embroidery, made with
collar of fine organdie, trim
med with embroidery edgings,
reg. $3.50 value, at the Mill End
Sale ............. soc
SILK CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS
many styles in plain white and
colored, also Powered designs,
long and short sleeves, hand
somely trimmed, reg. $1.9S and
$2.9S values at the Mill End
DdiS - ~-'o
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS, muslin
with hemstitched hem and tuck,
sizes to IL yrs, reg. IL " c kind
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, Bingham
chambray, linene and percale,
sizes to years., reg. soc values
dl >oS
INFANTS LAWN BONNETS,
trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry and ribbons, reg. 29c and 39c
GIRLS SUMMER DRESSES in
chambray, bingham, crepe and
linene, handsomely trimmed,
sizes to IA yrs, only 25 doz-
ems Of the CSC kind to sell
LII OOC
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
DRAPERIES IN THE MILL
END SALE

ORIENTAL STRIPE REVERSE
BILE TAPESTRY COUCH
COVERS, worth CSC, at the
Mill End sale 69c
GUARANTEED SUNFAST MA
DRAS CURTAINS, worth $3.50
at $1.49 ca.
bob FEMME" PANEL CUR
TAINS, with heavy braided mo-
tiff, reg. $2.49 value, at the
Mill End sale ........ 09c ca.
SCOTCH LACE, CABLE NET and
SWISS NOVELTY CURTAINS,
single pairs only, wogth $1.99
to SO, at ............ 99c pair
CURTAIN SCRIM, washable print
ed figured reg. 10c kind at &C I'd
STENCILED BORDER CURTAIN
SCRIM, fast color, worth 1Sc,
at .............. 12c yd.
MILL END CURTAIN SCRIM,
short lengths, worth 15c to
29c, at .............. 12c va.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
RIBBONS
At Wonderful Bargain Prices
IN THE MILL END SALE

HAIR BOW RIBBONS, pink,
blue and white MORE and satin
com binations, plain or fancy bor-
ders, ribbons up to 5 IL inch
wide, in the best selling colors,
values up to 29c YARD, at the Mill
End sale, 15c yard.
RIBBONS worth 39c to SOC, at
19c yard. Including Best Century
satin taffeta, 1-2 inch wide hair
bow taffeta, plain or moires, 6 inch
wide, silk stripes in six different
styles, extra quality SILK in all the
best colors, worth 39c to soc, all
grouped for the Mill End Sale at
19c yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
JEWELRY and LIE
Err GOODS

LEATHER HAND BAGSl
leather, fitted with mirrol
purse, some have more n
values up to sec, at this "a
WOMEN'S BELTS, whfteI
black and white and silk
line, the soc kind at z1cI
25c kind at
MESH BAGS, German
kid lined, with pocket, rel
values, at the Mil End 81
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
TRUNKS AND BAGS
IN THE MILL END SALE

We Letter All Trunks, Bags and
Suit Cases With Your Initials Free.
LEATHER CLUB BAGS, made
of genuine cowhide and SO stamped
linen lined, heavy leather cor
ners, leather handle, steel frame,
best lock and catches, choice of
tan or black, in 16, IT and 1S inch
sizes. regular $3.50 values at $4,66
DRESS TRUNKS covered with
waterproof canvas, metal bottom,
two leather straps, corner bumpers,
heavy hard wood Stats, deep
covered tray. Your choice of 80,
"a and SO inch size at $4.95. Your
choice of 20 or 80 inch size at
$3.50.
A DOLLAR SAVED ON ANY OF
THESE TRUNKS AT THE MILL
END SALE.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
AT DRUG DEPT.
Hard Rubber Dressing Combs

Hard Rubber Dressing CombaI
kind at II
Imported Tooth Brushes.
Csc and Csc for y. ........
DR.. Tullar Ball Spray SyI
reg. $3.50. Sale Price -.
Talcum Powder, Corylopsii
Violet, pound can for 49,.
Hot Water Bottles, reg. 81
at ........... ..........
Fountain Syringes, reg. 81
at -.
Rose or Violet Toilet Soap,
15c, at ..........S cakes ~
Hair Brushes, reg. Csc kind q
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
WOMEN'S GLOVES

WOMEN'S SILK GLOVES, Is but
ton length fine, quality and worth
Use, at the Mill End Sale soc pair
WOMEN'S. c H A M o 1 E T T E
GLOVES, 16 button length,
reg. soc quality, at CSC pair.
WOMEN'S PURE SILK GLOVES,
2 clasp, our reg. soc grade, at
the Mill End Sale. SOC pair
WOMEN'S. C H A M OIS e 7 T E
GLOVES, 2 clasp, best made, at
the Mill End Sale. .21c pair
MISSES WHITE SILK GLOVES,
reg. soc kind at -. csc pair
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
SILKS
AT THE MILL END SALE

III liz 4HHA1h1 III N1x'111
PLAIN BLACK MESSALINE, Mill
runs Of 35 inch wide goods in
beautiful lustre and always sold
at 79c, for the Mill End Sale ..
............. sac yard
PENCIL STRIPE MESSALINE
SILK, in navy and black grounds
assorted stripes, Mill runs of II
inch wide goods, worth 75c, for
................ 55c yard
FANCY FOULARD SILKS, assort-
ed patterns and colors, Mill runs
of Acc and Use qualities at 80.
ZbC ybFu
ONAS TUB SILKS, 80 and SO inch
wide, assorted patterns and col
orings, reg. 39c quality at the
Mill End Sale ...... Csc yard
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
WASH GOODS.
"A Ver1table Bargain Feast.


Veritable Bargain Feast.
''IhD VOILES, Mill runs of 39c
quanty, 38 inch wide, at CSC yd.
FAA1N WHITE PLISSE. 80 inch
wac, reg. Tic kind at 12Ac yd.
COTTON CHALLIES. Mill runs.
new patterns ac ward.
NEW PERCALEs. Mil runs of
reg, &c kind at al ward
FIGURED LACE vOII,ES AND
CREPEs, Mill runs of SC dual
EXTRA FINE DRESS cINc-
HAMS, 81 inch wide, beautiful
colorings and assorted strines.
checks and plaids, Mill runs of
Csc kind ......... 15c ward
EMBR Ode r ED Ncy,
CREPEs, neat patterns and COL
ors, reg Csc quality at the Mini
End Sale .13c yard
DRESS GINGHAMS, SO inch wide,
Mill runs of reg. 12c and 15c
kind on sale at ..... S2c yard
LIGHT SHIFTING PRINTS, new
patterns and colorings, reg. &c
kind at the Mill End Sale SC yd.
APRON GINGHAMS assorted blue
cnecKS, reg. &c KIM at &c ysfu
DRESS CHEVIOTS, suitable for
women's and children's dresses
and mems shirts, reg. IL N C kind
at the Mill End Sale S1zc yd.
NEW FALL SCOTCH PLAIDS, as
sorted plaids and colors, Mil
runs of regular 12kc goods at
8hc yard
COTTON CHALLIES, SO inch wide
reg. 12hc kind at .... Sc yard
WHITE SHIFTING MADRAS, 36
inch wide, assorted patterns,
Mill runs of reg. 15c and 19c
FIGURED CRETONNES make
good comfortable Innings SO inch
wide and worth 15c at the Mill
End Sale ............ 1Oc yard
PLAIN WHITE VOILES, 40 inch
wide, extra fine, worth Csc, at
15c yarn
PLAIN WHITE LAWNS, 40 inch
wide, reg. 15c and 19c kind at
lOC yaru
That Save You Big Money
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
STATIONERY

soc Patrician Correspond
Cards, fine stock, gold bevci
per box
Csc Panel Correspondence q
per box
25c Bon-Ton Correspondents {
per box
25c Fine Writing Paper. with
velopes, per box ..........
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES.

Bought Especially for the Mill End
go. go. .. Sale. 80. 80. -.
wOMEN's UNION SUITS, made
low neck, sleeveless, with
torchon, lace trimmed knee, in
regular sizes only, subject to
slight mends, otherwise worth
29c. Priced for the Mill End
Sale, .... 3 for soc, or ca. Tic
MISSES UNION SUITS, with open
and drop seat, sizes to ii
yrs reg. 25c. Mill End sale Price
l--1-.c
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, low
neck, sleeveless, lace trimmed
knee, fine quality yarn and are
called mill runs, reg. SOC val
ues, at the Mill End Sale 29c en-
WOMEN'S STRAIGHT VESTS,
Isle, in regular and extra sizes,
trimmed and plain in the regu-
lar sizes, and plain only IN the
extra size, reg. 25c value, az
the Mill End Sale, for soc
each l|c.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
Choice NeckWear at Half Price

o
VESTEES, CUFF SETS tne
wonderful bargain price
In the fchus. st
all up
effects
SETS
new a a.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
NOTIONS
Hundreds of Every Day Ne
Bargain Prices
IN THE MILL END Sal

DhTkhAu 6E1CES
IN THE MILL END Sal
4c Round Wood Coat ff1
at ..t.... - -
&C Clothes Pin Skirt h
aL ......s...
10c bottle of Cleveland's
Polish for
Csc Twisted Wire Houd
Brushes ..............
10c Gotham Iron Waxing
Tor .......s....
1c spool Thread per q
&C Asbestos Iron Holders
1Oc Dress Shields at ...... 81
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
LINENS AND DOMESTICS
AT THE MILL END SALE

Mill runs of ~ inch Mercerized
Table Damask, worth soc for.
............... acc yard
Mill runs of 5S inch Mercerized
Table Damask, worth 39c for
.............. 26c yard
Mill runs of 40 inch fine quality
Long Cloth. worth 19c at 12kc
Mill runs of Mercerized Table Nap
lins, hemmed ready for use, reg.
&c kind, at the Mill End Sale. D..
............. g for soc
Mill runs of White Dimity Bed
Spreads, full size, worth s1.39, at
................. 99c each
Mill runs of Extra Large Double
Loop Turkish Towels, size 27x54
inch, hemmed, reg. 35c kind at
......... ........... Zoe
Mill runs of Bleached Cotton, 36
inch wide, worth &C and 7c, for
Mill runs of Soft Finish White
Cambria, SO inch wide, reg. 1Oc
quality at ........... enc yard
Mill runs of Unbleached Cotton, So
inch wide, at the Mill End Sale,
DC ylfO
Mill runs of Cotton Crib Blankets,
dSSOTIeu DOTu0TS, reg. price ooC
pair Mill End Sale Price CSC pair
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Extraordinary Bargains
IN THE MILL END SALE
MEMS COTTON HALF HOSE,
black and colors, reg. 10c kind,
at the Mill End Sale ......
...........4 pairs for Csc
MEMS SILK PLATED HALF
HOSE, black and colors 19c pair
MEMS WHITE Isle UNION
SUITS, short sleeve, knee length,
reg. 75c quality at, per garment,
600
MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDER
WEAR, short sleeve shirts ankle
length drawers, reg. SOC kind at
DOC each
MEMS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS,
short sleeve, ankle length, reg.
81 values, at the Mill End Sale,
09c
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, stih
cuff style new neat patterns. reg.
75c values for ............ ""o
MEMS PANAMAS, sizes a, b, c. d.
reg. 81 quality at ......'... ''o
MEMS SUSPENDERS Police or
dress braces ...........'' A"S
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
MEMS TROUSERS m n
WORTH $500 AT -
THIS SALE -

Neat striped worsted efr]
large variety. Well made tr|
strong Innings and trimming
fitting, all sizes, 80 to 46 wd
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
BOYS KNICKER-
ROCKERS, WORTH
SOC, 75c and ST, AT

Made from ends of high
woolens, hundreds of neat ~
strongly made, tapped seams
khaki pants,--All sizes g
years. .t",.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
Thousand of Yards of Laces and En-
broideries i'm the Great Mill End Sale

Hamburg Ennbroideries 19c Yard.
EN-
fine
ings,F French and
quail at the
FIouncings SOC Yard.
shadow F1ouncings.
o n ues
to Mill Sale
MOST REMARKABLE VALUES IN WONEN's AND CHuDRENs
at
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS.

RUGS AND LINOLEUMS.
If you want to save money on Rugs
and Linoleums, buy now at the
Mill End sale.
SEAMLESS WILTON RUGS, size,
12x9 it., worth $24.95, for :.
...... ...... ....... $685.
SEAMLESS WILTON VELVET
RUGS, size 8 it. 3x10 #. S,
worth s23.95, for ... $17.05
SEAMLESS ADMINISTER RUGS,
12x9 it., worth $27.50, at $22.95
ADMINISTER and WILTON VEL
VET RUGS, 36x63, worth 1896,
DIT P-.Jo
HEAVY INLAID LINOLEUM Mill
End lengths, worth 81 to $1.25
at Ioc yU.
INLAID LINOLEUM, Mill End
lengths, worth S5c to 81 at
CORK AND OIL PRINTED LIN
OLEUM, Mill End lengths,
worth SOC to CSC, at :. 39c yd.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16

MEMS OXFORDS small and large
sizes, values up to SO, at .$1.39
HARSH & EDMOND'S CELE-
DRAFTED WORK SHOES, tan
or black, real $3.50 values at The
Mill End Sale " $3.50
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
HOSIERY.
For Women, Boys and Girls.

For Women, Boys and Girls.
AT MILL END SALE PRICES
BOYS AND GIRLS SCHOOL,
STOCKINGS, first quality, and
come in white and black, sizes
to 9 IL reg. II 1-2c value
at the Mill End Sale ......
pairs for 21c
WOMEN'S OUT SIZE STOCKINGS
made full size and with an
elastic top, and come in white,
black and balbriggan colors
reg. retail price 15c. Mill End
Sale price ........ 3 pairs 25c
WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED
. STOCKINGS, in isles, tan and
black, first quality and a few
colors values are worth Csc
at the Mill End Sale Ice pair.
WOMEN'S SILK STOCKINGS,
some all silk, others made with
Isle top, black, white 81 and
$3.50, at the Mill End Sale
0oc PAIR.
wOMEN'S SEAMLESS STOCK
INGS, a good, servicea BILE stock
ing, black or white, regular
price 10c Mill End Sale Price
&C par.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16
BOYS WASH SUITS
WORTH 81 and $50

All this season styles.
Billy Boy, Balkan. Oliver
Russian and Sailor blous
cellent wearing fabrics and
color. All sizes, 2 La 20 4
New Britain herald., 1915-08-16

BOYS 50 SUITS n a
With 2 PRS. OF "a
PANTS AT -.
New Fall Norfolk SuitaI
fabrics, lot of neat pattern|
fitting suits, just the thing
school with. All sizes. 8
The Mill. End Sale Price
covers cost of materials.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-07-02
HERALD ISSUES
ATTRACTIVE BOOK
CATALOGUE OF ROBERT 8. JONES
HIGH SCHOOL OFF
PRESS.

There was issued from The Herald
press a most attractive brochure by
the Robert B. Jones High School,
The book is in the nature of cata.
logue and is most attractive in ap-
perance and composition. The cover
is OF royal purple with letters and
decorations of gold. The contents
are twenty pages of printed matter
illustrated with many photographs of
the school and dormatories.
The catalogue is well gotten up,
and much credit is due to Principle
Pride Tomlinson for the mastery
way in which the facts are presented
and tabulated The school has re-
Gently been coming forward with
more and more prominence into the
public eye, and it is safe to say that
after the issuance of this brochure
that the attendance and reputation
of the school will be greatly increas-
ed The school is located at Lynn
vile and was established in 1900.
and its record since that time has
been one Of steady growth.