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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
PLUMDING PERNiITS.

Permits were issued Yesterday hy
Plumbing Inspector Landers as fol-
lows:
Garlic Boehling Co, for St. Joseph's
0rphanage. Fourth and Marshall
Streets
j. w. Traylor. for Mr.. Franklin. 21oe
West Cary Street
Dallas S. Bruce. for 21s Chamber
layne Avenue.
A. L. Davis. for j. H. York, 27l3 East
Marshall Street.
kritzer & Harmon. for H. w. Cot
trell, 1912 Jefferson Park
j. E. Phillips &c Son, for Medical
College of Virginia, Twelfth and Clay
Streets.
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MGNIcIpAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board author
lied the following improvements yes
tcrday:
ouPcIlh'enaent 81 inc water WORKS
was instructed to install water mains
in the following streets: Rccdy Street,
between Forty-third and Forty fourth
Streets: Forty-fourth Street. south
from Recdy Street: Forty-sccond
street, between Rhodes and Westham
Streets: Forty-first Street. between
Dunstan and Westham Streets: Forty
third Street, between Bellevue and
Wcstham Street: Stoncwail Street. be-
tween Forty-second and Forty fourth
Streets: Springhill Street, between
Forty third and Forty-four Streets:
and Forty-hfth Streets, and Stonewall
street. between Stonewall and Belle
vuc Streets. South Richmond.
superintendent of the Gas Works
was instructed to extend the gas
main In Forty fourth Street, South
Richmond.
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Street, ten fixtures.
same. for same, 725 West Cary
Street. ten fixtures.
Same. for same, 725-B West Cary
street. eleven fixtures.
The Cohen Co. for Mr.. Younglove
4l6 North Thirty-fourth street. .twen-
ty-four lights and eighteen fixtures.
Main Street. Twenty-Five lights and
sixteen fixtures.
r. R. Cosby Electric CO; for Bald
win & Brown, 1857 East Main Street.
one outlet.
John J: DAILY. for Mrs. Wiley. vir-
GINA and Union Streets. eleven out
let's and fixtures.
Same. for y. II. McCalley. 12S North
Thirty-second street. twelve outlets
w; II. jerks for X. II. Smith. For
est Hill, two fixtures.
Same, for James Fox e. Son, 1912
Jefferson Park, thirty-two outlets.
Same. for Miller & Rhoads. sixth
and Broad Streets. seventy fixtures.
Tresnon & Jennings. for o. j. Da-
Wis. 2S2o Park Avenue. sixteen outlets.
Same. for same, 1927 Park Avenue.
Same. for same, 1927 Park Avenue.
sixteen outlets.
Same. for same. 1929 Park Avenue.
Same. for same, 1881 Park Avenue.
L. Il: Gilman. for Alfred krouse. 3l0S
West Marshall Street, twelve fiXtures
Same. for W. a. Gill. 2IOl West Main
street. one outlet.
II. Il. Burlington Co. for r. r. Rich
ardson. 1910 Hull Street. one outlet
Same. for Mrs. Moore. 10 West
Twelfth street, fourteen outlets and
eight fixtures.
Godsey e Fry. for a Hatke & Co,
500 East Cary Street. ten outlets.
Same, for Koiner Flour Mills. Her-
mitage Road, one two-horSe- power
motor.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Five ReIcnse Deeds. Amounting to
SI6.3D2.5O.

Barnard u feet inches by 100 feet
south line Stuart Avenue. 149 feet west
OF Addison Street. July IS. 1915: s5,-
$50.
Richard w Jones. trustee. to Nan
ME G. Ragland. 5ox200 feet south line
Poe Street. 1872 feet east of North Ave
nue.. August -, 1915: $3.50.
w e. Hazelgrove 22xl5G feet north
line Grace Street, 5s feet west Of
Shafer street. August 3. 1915: $4,000
Vivian l.. Mobley. trustee, to c. c.
Maryland Avenue. IS feet south Of
Milton Street. May {. 1915: S9l252
stuart Bowe, trustee. to Eva X
at the northeast corner of Chanin and
Sycamore Streets. August 10, 1915;
Sl710
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Four HuildInE Permits, Amou

10 S3,2i2.
PERMITS for new and repair work
We're issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
Dr. II. Il. Sanford. to build a brick
garage In rear of $40 West Grace
Street. TO cost 1892
Il. H. Melton. to build Il brick ga
rage m rear of 1912 Floyd Avenue. to
Henry s. Wallerstein. to repair frame
dwellings, 1907. 1909 and 1911 North
Thirtieth Street, TO cost 500.
virginia Union University. to repair
brick dormitorv at the corner of Lom-
hardy street and the Brook Road. to
cost $4,000.
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HUsTISGS TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds of Bargain. and Sale,
4 fIn,-

Amounting to $4,000.
CHARLES Wilkcrson ct ais. 10 Meta
Dobbins ct ais. lSNl50 feet south line
Decatur street. &c feet west OF Pc
tershurS Turnpike. October l2. 1914:
tax. 81; $40
J. T. Wal,hall ct ux. to Ruth F. Cut
ting. 66Xl55 feet at the northeast cor
ncr OF Forty-second and Stockston
Streets. June -, 1915: 50 600
Joseph 4. johnson ct uX. TO Iottie
O. Moody. 45xilS feet on Fifteenth
street: February Is, 1915: $3.50
Ruth +. Cutting ct vir. 10 ]. p.
Walthal, S$.o@Nl57.l5 feet east line
Riverview Road. 1879 feet south OF
Maury street. July 81 1915: $500.
Eva y. Goode TO Stanley r. Hagen,
- l-2xil3 feet south line Decatur
street, l04 l-2 feet east Of Ninth
street. August l3. 1915: $1,000.
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sloufeds Defeat Newark.

NEWARK. ~ j., August list.
crs to-day and had little difficulty i'm
winning. IA to 4. Neither Kaiscriing,
Falkenberg nor Brandon could stop
the batting of the invaders. who made
eighteen hits. Davenport had little to
battle the locals but managed to keen
The eleven hits scattered.
Score By innings: R.H. T..
st. Louis ...... 3 001 33O31-l4 is /
Newark 90 Dol o g IL 4
Batteries: Davenport and Hertley;
Kaiserling. FalkenberG, Brandon and
Raritlcn and Pratt.
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Comstock Wins His Game.

PITTSBURGH. August IT. The
Pittsburgh Federals defeated Brook
Ign to-day by score of to ., due
mainly to the effective pitching of
o Com stock, lately on the Providence
team OF the International League.
TBluejacket was hit hard and was Wild.
hut was substituted by Walker in the
eighth inning.
Score by innings: R.H. e.
Brooklyn .......0 00Oo20o-2 s i
Pittsburgh - oO111O'-5 10 /
Batteries: Bluejacket. Walker and
Simon. Comstock and OConnor.
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HusTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds Of Trust, Amounting to
1891.
r. V. Cole ct Tx TO a. l.. Adamson,
trustee, 55x14S feet ut the southeast
corner of Twenty-nfth and Springhill
streets. Woodland Heights. August q.
1915: $4,000.
STANLEY r. Hague to II. r. Pollard.
jr.. trustee. 81 l-2xll3 feet south line
Decatur Street. l54 l-2 feet east of
Ninth street. August 13. 1915; Si3ii
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of bargain and Sale
Amounting to S4O,25O.

John r. Bradley ct ux. to Charles r.
Billups. 100 acres on the County Road
leading from Haws Swamp. north of
the CITY. July IL 1919; tax. SIS; $40.
w. w. Sale ct ais. to Ada 3. Moore
ct Nlr. 3SO.s5 acres on the north side
of the Wilkcrson Road. about three
miles north or the city. and known as
tax. S25; $40.
Ada +. and Thomas w WalthalI to
Ernnk i. Reed. lot o in hlocl: =. sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18

romped home with this afternoons
game with Baltimore, to o. Bren-
.Iianpwas in superb form. allowing but
three hits. Chicago punched its hits
with Baltimore errors.
Score by innings: RHE
Chicago .........00 11l0010-4 7
Baltimore ......0 0 0 0 0 o 90 3 3
Batteries: Brennan and Fisher;
Quinn and Jacklitsch.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued from Eighth Page)
hass IN cyrars-Torout,. , Base. on lalls
=-"ii !"Eschc. .: OF phlEne'o :. IN Herbett.
) HIt hy p!tyh-r--ly Herbert. fHarschep.
'Sruek uut-hy ti"rschc. b. by PrIu.ru. .:
by iierhcr,. i.et, on Observation-Disclosures. T.:
Toronto. H. Wili pitches IivTsCh", Hcrbcrt.
Umpire. Chrrenter AmI C!eAry. Thine. go
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEEDS:
Two Release Deeds, Amounting t


TWO NtIcHHe DVPUN, amounting to
Si,3iS.50.
L. w. GlaZebrook ct al! trustees to
Charlotte Wilkerson, lSx150 feet south
line Decatur Street. SO feet west of Pc
tersburg Turnpike. October IL, 1914;
1921.
James w. Anderson. trustee. 10 NJ
l.. Washington, 90 feet inches by
- feet south line Decatur Street AZ
feet inches west OF Sixteenth street
May Z. 1915: $3.50.
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Miss Detroit Wins Again,

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE speed
final race to-day for the gold challenge
cup Of the American Powder Boat AS
VOCATION held on Manhasset Bay. Miss
Detroit simply cruised around the
.hirty-mile course In one hour. three
minutes thirty-four seconds
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ROYALS WIN FROM BlSOMS

BUFFALO. y y. August i1.-Thc
Montreal Royals won the third game
of the series here to-day from Buffalo
by the score OF 10 >. Dowd the visit
.ag pitcher. won his own game in the
seventh inning when his single scored
two men. Badcr twirled good ball for
the locals, but his teammates failed 10
Hi IN Tho ninrnnS Snnrn.
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Federal League


BUFFAIO, August 1T-A double
play Ivy Chadbournc, unassisted. re-
tired Buffalo in the last half of the
ninth inning to-day and gave Kansas
.'!ty a $-to-2 victory. Louden was on
second base when Hoffman lifted to
center. Chadbourne caught the ball
ANA ran in, catching Louden off the
base
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Kansas City ..0003 00O0O-3 6 0
Bufalo ........ 0101 00-2 S 2
batteries: Johnson and Brown;
Schulz and Allen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18

n II.
IEnnalo ....... .......p q q O -
Montreal ....-....... % q b" o =;
summary: iA."S-,lujgc Heating, White
.ncn, Deviin. Almrida. li"wley. Enined runs
--Montrea. ;. BASES on balls Bgdcr. 3.
80 Dovd, 2. struck out--by Buder By
bod !! wo,b"se hSs Nash. Flynn ST. !cn
Cnrihy. F. Smith, Dowa, Sacrifice ny Al
zelda. LEI; on bases-I3Gffai" 6: Montreal
:: Double pny-Iu'is,s. Heating and Judge
Urip.rcs. Brown and EcEnIan. Time, ,:3..
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IENRICO RELEASE DEED.

One Release Deed. Amounting to
SLIGO.
William b. PiZgini, trustee, to Ida H
Hunt. oS6 acres on the north side Of
he Williamsburg Road. at Bottom's
Bridge. May %, 1915; SLIGO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18

Louise PettiSrew Price.
Thomas w. Mitchell. Jr.. and Pearl
Skinner.
Evans Kirby and Lille Chancellor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hastings Court Yesterday
MS follows:
STANLEY Wellington Reams and Bes-
sic Jane Wiltshire.
arthur wellington koiner and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
SUMMER REsoRTs-a,,an,,o City

THE WILTSHIRE H H.,sS! o Avenue ara
capacity $50: private baths running water
In rooms elevator. hnc pcrches. etc: music.
Speciai-SlS.O0 UP weekly $500 M daily:
open all year: booklet: auto at trains
SANUE. ellis
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1t is the most sanitary
hotel ever built.
Every floor is tile. The
rugs were all made in
France. The foods are the
finest that money can buy.
Kitchen walls are tiled
to the roof with white tile:
floors white mosaic tile.
Tie altitude makes 1t
cool In summer, and blank.
cts are necessary Mt night.
Full information may he
had by lnquiring at South
ern Railway offices.
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Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.


beautiful mountains: always cool: elevation
c.sco. II Won value health. pleasire. rest
come. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad
Germany. for nervousness moor blood. gen.
oral debility. rhtumatism, kidney, ami
stomach troubles Free Amusement. dandiag.
pool tennis, cro1uet: good table. reasonable
rnteB; cap. 600: booklet. IL. .. Carter. Prop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18

ton .. In the plan OF Highland Springs.
August .. 1915: tax 80 cents: S.
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Grove T ark Inn
Sunset Mountain, AsheviIle, N. C.
Special Summer Pates

The finest resort hotel i'm world. It is absolutely
reprOOf. Remains open all the year.
The finest golf links in the South, hundred
twenty in extent is 5000 yards covered
with blue grass
All water used at the Inn from the slopes OF
Mount Mitchell, highest mountain OF the Rockies
nearly 1000 feet altitude.
The milk and from The estate OF the late
George w. Vanderbilt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
ELKT0N HOTEL, ELKT0N, WA

On Shenandoah liver. Omen level
house. high ceilings, wide porches. Elk
Litha Water for rheumatism, malaria
and insomonia. Booklet. d. G. GRA-
HAM Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18

tending tho ordinance vigorously. WA
cheered some days ago by Information
from Louisville to the effect that the
supreme Court OF Kentucky had rem
dered an opinion uphoiding the valid
ity OF the Louisville segregation ordi-
nance. which was supposed to be al
most identical with tho Richmond or
dinance. Attorneys for the Richmond
parties who are fighting the ordinance,
however. have since examined the
Louisville ordinance and now assert
that 1t differs essentially from the
Richmond ordinance, as 1t does also
from the Baltimore ordinance. which
has boon pronounced Invalid by the
Maryland courts.
RIGHT OF OWNER TO
OCCUPY HIS PROPERTY
Tho Kentucky decision referred to
is that OF Harris VS.. the city OF Louis
Vile. but the court expressly held that
tho Louisville ordinance was not sub
5ect to the criticism applied to the
Baltimore ordinance. which was held
invalid In State vs. Curry upon the
ground OF the failure OF the Baltimore
ordinance to afford protection Of vest .
ed rights existing at the time of the
enactment OF the ordinance. because
the Louisville ordinance contains the
following:
Nothing herein contained shall be
construed to prevent any person VINO
at the date Of the passage OF this ordi-
nance. shall have acquired or possessed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
cohn. 22l Governor Street: charle. f.

Conn. 22l Governor Street. Charles f.
Kahn. 500 North Tenth Street
/ Fifth Precinct-voting place. Seventh
and Hull Streetx--M. G. Robinson. Sl4
Decatur Street: c. w. Roach. SOC Hull
Street; James A. Rowland. ZIG East
Ninth Street
Sixth Prccinct--voting place, 1900
Hull Street--M A. Hightsell, 1890 Hull
Street: f. F. Davis. 1927 Decatur Street
s. Everett Phillips. lI07 Porter street
Huh Street--W. L. Porter, l2o Co
wardin Avenue: J. a. Williamson. 1906
McDonough Street; S. p. Bass. 1924
Hull Street.
Eighth Preoinct-voting place, 25o2
Hull E. Newell. 1905 Hull Street;
Davis. 31ol Hull Street.
Ninth Prcc!nct-voting place, 30ls
Semmes Avenue woodland Heights)
"A. w. Miller. 3ol9 Semmes Avenue:
T. F. Woodin, 3l0s Westham Avenue:
John T. Sandifer. 26l4 semmes Avenue.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct--voting place. 221e
East Mimic. Ernest Turner. 205 North
Twenty-third street: r. ]. Pagan. 2l11
east Franklin Street; Joseph l.. Bick-
erstaff, 1871 East Main Street
Second Precinct-voting place. 23o1
NJ Street-W +. Enright 2ol6 Park
Road: NJ. l.. Boyle. sos North Twenty
fourth Street: Harry c. Branch. 60;
North Twenty-second Street.
Third Precinct--voting place. sl4
Mechanicsville Turnpike-Charles w
sims. 11o6 North Twenty-third Street
10. L. Albertson. 1922 North Twenty
first street: w II Oxenhan. 1901 North
Twcnty-third Street
Fourth Prccinct-voting place, us
North Twenty-fifth Street-H Bril-
zolara 700 North Twenty-eighth Street
w. o. Ennic. 2so5 y Street; George L
Kay. SIG North Twenty-fifth Street.
Fifth Precinct-votins place. los
North Twenty ninth STRAIGHTFORWARD A
Gallagher. 2s1s East Broad; r.. ST. Jo-
seph Faherty. lo3h North Twenty
ninth Street; c. P. Epps, 3loeh Eas,
Broad Street.
Sixth Precinct-voting place. 1926
North Thirty-fourth Street-D. r Mar
lowe. Thirtyfourth and P Streets:
w. D. Farrar, 6o7 North Thirty second
Street: J. E. Pugh, 1915 oakwood
Avenue.
Seventh Precinct-voting place. $50;
Williamsburg Avenue-R. A. Cavedo
3s22 Lester Street; j. a. Black. 425
Denny Street; James H. Bowen. 500
Denny Street
Commissioners OF Election.
Andrew krouse, from Lee Ward: NJ
Rightsell, from Madison Ward; r
A. Cavedo. from Jefferson Ward Gar.
land 3. Taylor. from Lee Ward: Jo-
seph w. Hundley. from Clay Ward
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tho right to occupy any building as a
residence. place OF abode Or place OF
assembly from exercising such right.
The Richmond city ordinance is un-
like the Louisville ordinance. in that
1t falls, as does the Baltimore ordi-
nance, to provide for the right OF a
person who shall have purchased resi-
dence prior to the enactment Of the
ordinance to live in that residence after
Its passage.
Section 4 OF the Richmond city ordi-
nance says: That nothing in this ordi-
nance shall affect the location OF resi-
dences made previous to the approval
Of this ordinance" whereas the Louis
Vile ordinance permits one, who has
not located the building as residence
prior TO the passage of the ordinance.
but who acquired the property prior
ther eto, to locate and occupy the build
ing as a residence after the passage of
the ordinance
EVEN IF THROWN otT.
OBJECTIONS CAN DE MET
The Kentucky Supreme Court base s
Its decision expressly upon that ground
The~eourt points out In its opinion that
the decision of the Georgia Court hold
ing the Atlanta ordinance unconstitu-
tional was by the latter court put upon
the ground that the ordinance dele
gated the right of the neighbor on
either side OF a vacant residence to
select the tenant.
The opponents Of the Richmond seq.
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MEETS IN KING WILLIAM
Dover Baptist Association to Hold An
nual Session at Sharon Church.

The annual meeting Of the Dover
Baptist Association will be held Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday 81 this
week at Sharon Baptist Church, in
King william County. ]. B. Walthali.
clerk of the association, announces
that the delegates and visitors to the
association may leave Richmond daily
over the Richmond and Rappahannook
a. NJ. and 4:i5 p. NJ. and returning
leave Pamunkey at sis a. NJ. l2:15
r. NJ and p. NJ Automobiles will
meet all trains at Pamunkey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
EXPECT SEGREGATION
OPINION IN SEPTEMBER
All Cities of State Deeply Interested
In Case Now Before Su.
preme Court.
RIGHTS OF PROPERTY OWNERS
Even IL Objections to Present Ordi-
nance Are Upheld by Court, II Is
Relieved That They Can Be Met
ina New Statute.

The opinion Of the Supreme cour,
OK Appeals OF Virginia in the case OF
hopkins We. the city of Richmond, in.
HoINlns the constitutionality Of the
segregation ordinance will he ran.
dered probably in Stanton. where the
court VIII sit in September
ne outcome OF the fight made or
ene segregation ordinance hero will be
watched with eager interest by prop.
cry owners, real estate agents and
of the State.
City Attorney Pollard. who is "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
Stylish Bathing Suits

Personal ownership of Bathing Suit is a matter
Of much Importance to the miss who conten-
plates visit to the beach,
Bathing Suits in the seasons best styles are here
mohars silks-all neatly trimmed also a complete
range Of prcesAs19s sos, S39s, $3.50, $500 and up
wards to S19.75.
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Hours: 9 A. M. to p. M, Q 70 S
r. NJ. daily; Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday until P. NJ. Sunday. 10 to
10 A. NJ.
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NINE

regation ordinance. however, admit
their belief that II the present ordt.
nance is declared Invalid b. the SUI
preme Court another ordinance can he
drawn which viii be invulnerabls 10
attack while providing for the same
degree of segregation that Is afforded
by the ordinance upon which the Stu
preme Court will pass in September
Ihat this course will he pursued by tho
city In the event of an adverse decision
Is foregone conclusion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
Dresses at $3.50

Of extra heavy quality crepe, made
perfectly plain. with full skirt and
finished with pocket. Reduced to
$3.50,
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Dresses at ST 5

Here are Dresses Of pretty striped
voiles-thin and wide stripes-that
you'll be compelled to admire the
moment you see them. Some were
twice as much, now priced only SIS.
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Drop Us a Line

Many Of our friends are
spending the hot weeks of sum-
mer in the mountains or at the
seashore. The pure air Of the
mountains or the invigorating
surf baths have lured you from
your city homes, but our store
service has accompanied yon.
wherever you are.
Drop US line, telling us
what you desire and we'll de-
liver it free to you.
II you have charge account
with US, give us your charge
address and tell us where to
send your goods, and our MAIL
ORDER DEPARTMENT will
shop for you while you are
away as conscientiously as you
would, yourself. II you were
here in person.
Whatever you order will be
sent you the same day your
order Is received. This service
will add greatly to the pleasure
Of your vacation.
MILLER & RHOADS.
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; aim Beach Coats

We know you'll be pleased with the cool comfort
Of these light Summer Goats; they of excellent
quality and are shown in very good styles, with or
without belts.
We feature two numbers, each of which an excel
lent vaue-SS.5O and $685.. Women's misses sizes
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-23
First publication Sept 16 1879
Notice for Administration and Notice
10 Creditors.

STATE of WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT,
PIERCE COUNTY.
In Re Estate of Louise +. Fuller In
Deceased PROBATE
Notice is hereby further given, that at the
Regular term Of said court TO be held at the
Court House on the first Tueday OF February.
a. d. 1915 there Will be heard. considered and
ad justed ali claims against said Louise E. Full
Ter deceased.
And notice is hereby further given. that all
such claims for examination and allowance
must be presented to said county court at the
Court HOuso in the Village of Ellsworth. in
said county and state on or before the 18th.
day of January A. D. 1916, or be barred.
Dated Sept 14th. A d. 1915.
BY order OF the Court.
OTTo w. ARNQUIsT, County Judge.
White & Skogmo, Attorneys.