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The sun., 1916-08-24
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Abbey & Imhric. Is vcsey n, Tackle only.
Amsterdam Tackle 4 Bait Store. 76 Amstd Az,
Tr,mncr. J., No Washington Mkt, Tel 6;a5 Cort.
Bait & Tackle Depot. i's7 lst av. wallach.
snmMnn John, 81 W, i:Sth At,
Hrchet. sSS u 3'th At Moulds Tel MurfayHm .sc;
Becker, Philip, Nd san, ID Az. How store, No l.,
Eiown's Raft Depot. :3i, ID av ur. ,2l AZ. IT,"
ERrosowsky lisa Aust. Tklc&halt. Tel i7S5Au I'D
Conroy. r y, y John st Tackle only.
Iavora. I III .ls5w lcJ st Hclxrsm'tsN' "a Ash.
ia,ti, John, ~, W icd 81 Tel -, Rryan,'
frassr 90 10 Fulton 81 Tackle ouiy.
ruchs. II 5: list ~ Tel '|sorchart ftidl'rs hslt.
Il ,,nrdnnSCo .2lg7 hrl,t Nv. mr. iN st. III. only
Uirsrh. l., CO.. Amsterdam Az, 500 80. Tel
liocbgrsef, +, 20. T. Jrh Tel 10 Murray Hill.
i, ilnrmnn $3.50 "a aN ,l5itlI r Nelr l0h9 u, & r.
kinc 90. N IL. 3ef Broadway, Tackle only.
Kirkland :, a6,ham'"r. - Tsl" frogs ,l"'sramits.
Ir,,nthai. 13S T. l.o u nj. Prospect Az. No halt.
Mtus i. 70, T. 3ith, Tel sSS Murray iii.
M,hus. iss, 81 sv. bot s5l and s,ta SITS,
M,trnrplIiauiI DWARF, hurchAN"s'y sis NJ halt
OriIyV. II. Go, ~ Chambers st No Init.
oito's. l.ed st & ist av Tel sos Harlem Tkl&ht.
ritter, Tel. 5q7i tort., Washington Market
Xii. ! II, 21 81 ~ NJ I'd, rarsl" only
i,cinrold. u. lOi IN nv, cor Is Tack" y halt.
,o.'Hrsum. u. S6S y l1S,h II ~ II l. Sts.
tu.cnwnSsrr. al T. 5sth lidwnrc Tackle only,
Sel,,nn. l45 Anstidun, cor Manhattan II Tel.
sam Hait Depot. ~" Hth Az near 18th st.
s,huharn. j "A Sol 'nls "a av OPP Bath ;, Tel,
siEI"l, sAc ID AZ lsf'h - I'l $50 Mel,
sS,,%""""ro,s' II. 1904 "a ~ Tackle and bait.
Ta,,nr. Iic, 4 GO. Inc % 4 I2d Tackle only.
~ ijorr, T.. & e.. % ~ Fulton 81 No halt.
Waiz.G 10 1T nv NJ 10th rh M Orch Al
The sun., 1916-08-24

Des- Tom--A bots that Marty shut out
tho Bostors this year u bets that he
did not. who is right?
a DEvELIE.
A wins. lie shut out Boston with four
hits carly in the spring.
The sun., 1916-08-24

The Waterwfch Fishing club. consist
Ing OF Messrs Miller. strauss and B-ophy.
on the motor boat Lillian 4. inside SANDY
HOOK on sunday, caught A. nuke The
heaviest iish was taken by julius Strauss
OF 20. NNs" avenue. The Bronx. and
weighed -, pnuuIs
The sun., 1916-08-24

WN Be
kthlsen followed early page in a dorsd manner forced Lorac into submission when
ras dssrrs IN !, n0%s'Hf ms rtnsS arr oT nth smHnSs LEAD and Snar = hand ride
NSWv at s %S ny on.rM .a ow o SHMo NOV nov, st nspa MS Mss IN pnM BIC, SLOW TO ngn vas
put On. Favour outdased
The sun., 1916-08-24

Dear Tom-when does the fall racirc
season start al Belmon Park" Gus.
Monday. August rs,
The sun., 1916-08-24

Is. -Filies. Five and . half furlonss. Purse, 5000.
\ Off. ?3s Winner. b. ia, BY Sempronius-Boema.
er. p. coyie. start good, Won driving. Place same
The sun., 1916-08-24

Dear Toms The ErnI" johnson now
with tn" 81. Louis browns tho SAM"
johnson who played With the Nsnks a.
few years ago. FRANK u BERLIN.
No the player with Yankees was otis
Johnson.
The sun., 1916-08-24

Last year Rube Maroua-d couldn't
pitch much baseball for New York. hut
he is a sta in Brooklyn. Mc,;raw
sends lots of stars to the big leagues.
The sun., 1916-08-24
Where Bait Can Be Had

Each Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday. from
Anil lst to oct. Slst, THE Sun will publish
q list Of names and addresses Of dealers who
The sun., 1916-08-24

Samuel Wilson Of 1853 Lexington NJ
nue., angling last Saturday from tn 80
Ion. Capt. Rilly Goddard, at tn lic'
grounds off Sandy Hook. caugh % ruk.
weishng from . TO 5ia pounds. the .attcl
being the winner OF the pool.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
For Sale

One team of mares, weight
1900. J. I. HELM.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Wednesday and on the way he had
a breakdown with his car.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis took friend ov-
er to Englewood Thursday.
Alva Marshall and his bride visit
ed few days last week with his sis
ters, Mesdames Val and Will Bar
ragree.
Henry Cochran's youngest son is
visiting awhile with his uncle. and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pillsbury,
of Englewood.
Too many of the fiat residents
went to Meade Saturday to mention
names.
Harry Paden had the misfortune
to lose one of his fine brood mares
last week. This is a heavy loss as
it breaks his large team.
Joe Paden left last week for Maple
Hill with several cars of cattle be.
longing to the XI Ranch. He will
visit some time in Anderson and
Allen counties before returning.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Wednesday was bit dusty.
B. H. Marshall has purchased
q Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Curl ara
IN Kansas City.
For Sale: Set leather harness.
L. A. Smith, Meade Kansas. r
A. D: Coon, of Rocky Ford,
Colorado, is in Meade this week.
F. E. Byrns has accepted a
position in r. A. McGuire's store.
R. L. Gum, of Larned, was a
business visitor in Meade last
week,
Mrs. Frieda Kumnick, of Chi
cago, is now assisting in the Of
fee of DIR. Roush.
Rev. and Mrs. S. NJ Hunt
made a trip to Haskell county
this week,
Sourbeer Bros. are building an
addition to their Maxwell show
room.
Mss Alice O'Rourke, of Pratt
was visitor in Meade Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Stivers. of Colorado
Springs, was IN Meade severa
days last week.
Jim Waldron, who spent sew
eral weeks last summer 10 this
city, has again returned.
Mrs Hattie Rhodes. and son
Milo. of Nve, Oklahoma, spent {
part of this week with Meade
relatives and friends.
Mrs Roy Twist and her sis
ter, Mrs. A F. German, of lib
eral, left last Saturday for +;
short stay in Eflinwood. Kansas
WANTED: 200 cows to pas
ture on the Dewey ranch.
w. P. Presby,
19tf Lakeland, KS.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Bring us your combings, we
make the switches. Holder
mans millinery store. s
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Pull out the nails aud bring US
your tires. Graves Tire & Re
pair Co.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
Irish Flats

Fine weather. although some-
what windy and cool. Crop pros
poets good. Ground in good con.
dition.
Mrs Rosa Barragree and Miss
Agnes Senger left the 24th for vis-
it to Hoopston, Illinois and neigh
borhood.
Everybody busy getting in crops
and farming in general.
Thursday someone over east OF
Uneda set out fire and let it gel
away from them. 1t burned over
considerable territory, and burned
up lot of trees for Bert Pearsall.
Rev. Dadisman, Dist Superin.
tendent, came down Tuesday, the
and, and held Quarterly Meeting al
the Uneda church. He also got a
move on the building committee.
They have at last made a start on
the parsonage. If it takes as long
accordingly to finish, as it took to
start building, the finish is away in
the indefinite future.
Born, May srd, to Mr. aud Mrs
S. E. Mathews, s-pound boy,
mother and child doing fine. The
boy does not compare, in size, with
his mother, but then he has plenty
OF time to grow.
Wednesday, the 3rd, several ot
the neighbors commenced hauling
sand for the M. E. Parsonage.
Harvey Elledge went to HaviIano
Monday, May Ist to visit his father,
who is low with cancer of the stom'
ach.
Charlie Klotz is putting down q
we'll for Mrs. Sprotts.
A. E. Ford is listing 100 acres in
corn on the fats. Will bet nickle,
with hole In it, that he misses I,
this year. q
Jesse Sprotts was in Meade Wed.
nesday after a load of lumber fol
the M. E. Parsonage.
Harry Ford sold his fat cattle
Thursday, and delivered them at
Meade Saturday. We are told he
got SIoa. 90 per head. Some price
IN 0ur eatim atom
S. Pontius and family visited at
Paden's Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis was away Sunday
evening, and therefore there was no
preaching.
Chas. Klotz reports that he sue
ceeded In making a we'll for Mrs.
Sprotts. He is now busy putting
down one for H. S. Kimber on his
farm.
Red Bluff ball team went to Meade
Saturday, and played the Meade
tteam-and got skinned.
John -Cordes reports that his hired
man got his leg broken between the
ankle and the knee, one day last
week. He caught it between the
hay rack and gate post. Looks
like a man might ride on load OF
feed without breaking his bones.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis went to Meade
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
For Sale or Trade

One strictly pure bred Iron
Gray coming s yrs. old Perch
ern Stallion, Russell 44799, Per-
cheron Registry Co., Columbus
Ohio. Stallion License No. 1860
issued by The State of Kansas
Live Stock Registry Board.
HENRY BAsMGER,
Missler, Kansas.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
Hail Insurance

You insure your house and
stock--why not your crops?
Costs but little-benefts you
much. Play safe-take out that
policy. Old line company, ale
ways pays the full face of the
policy.
Frank Fuhr.
Office over first National Bank.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
A Good Buy

A five room house, good well
and wind mill, six lots, coal house,
place fenced. Located two blocks
west from National Hotel,
Known as the Elsie Griggs
property. Lots alone are worth
the price asked. If sold within
the next ten days can be bought
for $3.50.
Address PERRY & Ross,
Fowler, Kansas.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

You can look over our wall
paper for yourself at our store.
No trout BILE to US.
M. & M. Drug Company.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
Notice

DR., Sonntag, specialist in acute
and chronic diseases, from the
Fowler Sanltarium, will be at
Meade everv Tuesday and Fri
dag, at the Southern Hotel.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
To Water Consumers

This 10 to warn those who are
in the habit of neglecting to pay
their water rent. that same will
be turned off without further
notice unless paid by the 10Th of
each month.
S. w. Ellis,
City Water Com missioner
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Retreadinp means more mile
age. This is our speciality. The
Graves Tire & Repair Co.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
Wind Mil For Sale

10.foot steel mill, 30.foot steel
tower, all in good condition. In.
auire at this Office.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
Carpenter and Repair Work

Am prepared to do all kinds of
carpenter and repair work. rs
years experience. See me for
bids. James Cope, Phone Isl.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Wall Paper-Easily displayed
Right price-Right kind.
M. G M. Drug Company.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Don't pay cash for your Hail
Insurance when you can write
with Geo. W. Day and pay Sept.
is, 1916.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

You are sure to get the full
amount of your loss if you write
your Hail Insurance with Geo.
w. Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
PULASKI

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA, June 24.--Of interest
among the social events Of the week
was the morning porch bridge party
:iven 10y Miss Halle Phelps At her
country home. t;lcnden on Saturday
Mrs, Phelps entertained in honor Of
h"r house guests, Airs. Howard H. car
ter. OF lNanhoc. and Miss Ellie Howard
Mrs. T.. r.. Bunker carried off the hon
orS. The prize was Il dainty vase. The
prizes to the honor guests were Il
pair OF silk hose 1" Mrs. Carter and
Il frame To Miss Howard The guests
entertained With Mrs. Carter and Miss
toward wcr" Mrs y. L. Jcnrett. of
Tab"r. y. G.: Mrs. II. X. Ticc. of koa-
noke: Miss MaEgi" Holmes, Pine; Mes
DANES T. T.. Bunker. Il. O. Fi,zhueh.
j. {. M"rchcad. y Y. t.skridEc, .Ir., :.
L. Stcrer. Lr. K g. Graham. NJ T..
Muir", Percy walker. -. Gray Lang
horne. III. II. Roberts. j g. Wysur,
Frank stone. T.. e. Robinson, r. {.
kunk"l. w W chai!iu and r T..
Painter, and Misses Fannie S;cg"r.
Julia Robinson. Mice Blorksidgc.
Agnes toward and Mary WySor.
Mrs. r. l.. Painter entertained in
formally on Tuesday morning in honor
of hcr h"us" guests. Mrs. II II. Carter.
Of ivanh"" Miss Irma Robinson. Of
Charlottesville. aud Miss llaliic Phelps.
Of Glcnd"n. Bridge was played Guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

Special 20 Th" Times -piSratch.l
Nl:LIDW SULPHUR SPRINGS. June
3i- TIN ric'nr"suuC scenery in this
section Is being cujoyed TO its fullest
rNt"ut 10y the guests Of the Yellow Sui
phur Springs Lovers Lean. which
ovcrlooks New River. is among the
l,lu -cs Of interest. and the inviting and
ricturcsgGc road to the OLD White Sui
phUr attracts a great many.
.\f;cr tn" gaycty incident to tho V.
I. j. finals, the Yellow sulphur has
settled down I" its usual quiet round
or pleasure.
Among the arrivals this week arc:
y n StraUs and family. Of Richmond :;
Mrs. y. y. NrOwn. Of salem. and MIR.
ana Mrs T. -. Day, OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

OF frieudS. Il, the home of Mrs ]. l.
Arthur.
Mrs. Brownie Fitzgerald. of Peters.
burg. is visiting her sister. Mrs. w
=. corh!n.
Mrs. j. y. rurycar. OF Nelson. Va.
is visiting her niece, Mrs. John L.
Scocrin.
Mrs. Thomas T. Poe ana Mrs. Robert
Trent have been VISITING the latters
parents. AIR. and Mrs j. II. Dodd.
Professor and Mrs. J. l.. Matthew'S
AMI family left OH Monday for the
University Of Virginia. where they will
spend the summer.
Frank Fitzgerald. Of Petersburg, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. W. :. Corbin.
Miss Jennie Strothcr. OF LynchburE.
has been the guest of Mrs. c. W. Lane
at the Commonwealth for the past
week. On Friday II bridge luncheon
was given In her honor by Mrs. Lane.
ON Saturday. Miss Eva McCutchcn
CAV" Il bridge party of three tables
FOR Miss Stro,hcr Mrs. Hal Adams
also gave Il bridge party in her honor
on Wednesday,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

hawthorne have returned from Balti-
more where they spent few days
Miss Gcraldino pcrrieSt has gone
fo, vsi; OF several weeks a, Grc.m-
willie, :. g.
Airs X }. Roger has returned from
Norfolk whore she was the guest OF
Mr ,nd Mis-. :. : Tucker. Jr.. who
Dad boon Visiting Mir. fuckers mother
~ Lowesv.ilr. hav- returned home.
Mr., ana Mrs. George w NciSt"r and
Htilc daNrht"r. katherine. have return
Ell from 40 viSi, With friends i'm Clifton
Forge.
Miss lydia cloves has gone To Cole
mans Fails for the summer. SHE was
accompanied hy Misses Frances a,;a
Mildred Muyrcu
Miss Katherine Turner. of Painter.
W. VA" Who was visiting Mrs w T..
Henson hyre. haas como to Richmond.
Eev. George Floyd Rogers has gone
70 EloriGa for "a brief stay
Mrs Trent W Crew. of Richmond. is
WASTING iu jynchburG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

Is expected here on Thursday to spend
INC summer with her daughter, Mrs.
John Dixon.
MlSSeS Lucy Ann" and Elizabeth Eol-
Ter, "t ttarriSunbu:a:. are spending the
summer at lnSlcwo"d, the home of
Miss Cattle Cabcl!.
Mrs Russell Akcvs and children. of
Gladstone, spent several days with Mrs
:. K. Bolton this week..
Mrs. r !. Anderson and children. Of
Warren. are visiting Mrs. Nellie Tur-
uer.
Miss Mamyc Goilnday and Mrs. Willie
Enrks. OF iufai" springs. were visi
tors in the II, ighb"rhoou OF Wedncs-
day.
Mrs. Louisa tlbSll has as her guests
Mis-. Richard Cab"ll. OF California, and
AIRS. Harrison. Of Denver. COL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
KEYSVILlE

SrcCiul 10 The Times Dispatch
kf.YSNli.LtN VA. June 2i.--Mr. and
Mrs T.. W. Hudrius. of Chase city,
spent the Weekend with Mrs. Charles
cSborn"
Miss Elizabeth Peters * visiting Miss
.Nnmahcl Thomas in Richmond
iir and Mrs T.. : icffress, OF Nor
folk. are spcudina several weeks AT
the kcySviilr Hotel
q u TucN. Of louisville, Ky. is
tn. cues, Of Monroe Osborne.
Mrs = /: oliver, Of Victoria, is visit
inc hoy mother. Mrs Hawkins.
Mrs NrmStrnnr. of South Boston. is
the guest "f Mrs John Watkins
Roy Ly!c. vino has boon Il student at
Hampdcr- Sidney college. has returned
hone"
itjnG his fIthcr. Il II Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

other than tho honor guests were Mics
Bess Shafer. OF New York City: Miss
Brewer. OF Texas; Mcsdames Allen r.
Eskridrc. Jr. Il. G. l'itzhugh. G. T..
Fuller. l.. II. Howard and G. S. Lucas,
and Misses Alice Blocksidgc and Agnes
Howard.
Another Interesting social even, Of
the week was the informal reception
given Mrs. II. Il. Moxley. of Memphis.
Tenn. by Mrs F. l.. Lucas and aIiss
Lillian Oglcsby ut the Nhomc of Miss
OSicshy on Tuesday Afternoon. Those
invited to meet Mrs. Monkey wcrr Mrs
y. J.. Jcnrett of Tabor. y. G.: Mrs
Lewis Langhorne. of Salem: Misses
Agnes and Mary Gill. of Knoxville:
Mesdames j. $. Draper. Charles Dent
I. T.. Fainter. H. III. Roberts. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

Agnew. j. G. Morehcad. H. w. Van
Doren. c. w. Heuser, w, w Chatin.
IL. w. Thaxton. o. +. Jordan. j. A
Howard. w. IL. TrolinEer. C.. y. Painter.
e. j.. Painter. y. v. Hancock. Howard
=. Eilmcr. H. L.aughon. VI. e. Muirc, w
e. Price, William =. Gilmer c. r.
Crowcll. w. NJ. M"rreii. ELLA Wood, e..
&. III. Il"back. Lewis Smith. NJ
a I.arew, n. a. Sizer. K. II. wooline
:. Is. SteEer. Jr and Misses Charlotte
rrolinEer. Alice Blocksidgc. Anne Bell
Chatlin, Mary Cluff and Ellie Howard
The Pulaski Dancing Club has issued
invitations for dance on tho even.
Ing OF July at Maple Shade Inn. In.
vitations have been extended TO many
pc, sons outside tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
NORWOOD

'rycial 10 The -pispatrh.l
NORWOOD VA, tune 2a-M.s T. 7.
A'MpSon "as the "eck end guest OF
friends II Scot,sviile.
'"ry 'ah~l!, who has been spending
some time ~ his home here, has 70
-urn"a 70 Richmond
MFs Evans. o; Roanoke. is visiting
nor niece. Mrs. George Melton.
Mss Alma hSec. Of buckingham. (.
sitting friends In til" neiehborhond.
MIS-. letter Carter and children have
returned 20 Gladstone. after spending
.or
Mrs coriei!n IiorsIey. Of Lynchhurr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
ALTAVlSTA

>i'"c.,t, 20 The Times -Dlspatch.
ALTNNlST.A, VA. June "i.-Miss
elaine S'ui'ing. of Anderson. w Va,
is ;u- CUES; or her sister. Mrs. W g.
T.
Miss julia FaI,ntlcrny left on We'd
u'Sday for charlottesville TO take ny
som, special work at the University
or Wig !uia
FcarH Wood. of clifton FORGE. was
in N:avlsta on sunday as the guest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
AHODODENDRON BLOOMS
IN LAND OF THE SKY"
Guests at Ashcville Hotels Spend
Day Gathering blossoms ON
Mountains.
@oLE AND TENNIS POPULAR
North Carolina Bankers Association
Holds Convcntiun-Niany Visitors
Arrive from Southern StatcS-Cty
Has Martial Appearance.


ASiiENiLLE. y c.. June IL
rhruu,;hout the Land of the Sky"
from the summit of Sunset Mountain
he front yard OF Grove Park Inn, to
he PARKWAY peaks OF Mt riSSah and
MI Mitchell. the beautiful rhododen-
d"on. tho mountain blossom that makes
The Western North Carolina mountains
visions Of beauty at this time Of year
Is 'n full bloom, together with the
mountain laurel. aud automobiles
buried almost from sight beneath
masses OF these fragrant blossoms, can
hc seen returning TO Grove Park Inn
and other rcSnr, hotels NJ almost amy
nour of The day
one NJ the favoritc diversions ri lie
visitors is 20 talk. a motor "Trip to
some distant peak tthore being good
rcauS in every dircction). takiur along:
picnic lu,rh. and spend the dav
gathering masses Of the blossoms re-
iurninG To the hotels for dinner At
uirhtfaN
Golf AMI tennis arc sttn popular and
dancing st;ll holds the attention of :.
large portion OF tn. guests.
STATE CONVENTION
HELD ny BANNERS
The North Carolina bankers As~o-
citation hrir a convention ~ th. Battery
Fa,k Hotel ana many entertainment.
We're provided. On "Wednesday night
reception and dance took place ON
Enursda; night special cnter,aiu-
mont was given by Mrs. c. +. Rail-
nr and Miss Helen Iutn. of London.
On FRIDAY afternoon - drive was taIion
over The Fillmore estate. ana at NIGHT
uhe largest ball of the season Mas
"iNou by the bankers followed by u
buiCh supper. served ~ over ~" ..ut st
IN Saturday several parties mad. TIN.
rip 20 Mt Mitchell others went 10
Nj. Meadow and Hickory Nut cap and
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Peniinsu|ar
Gas Ranges
$l6.5O up

Won't heat up the house
makes summer cooking
Il pleasure instead OF Il dis
agreeable task. lcninsu-
lnr Ranges have many cx-
elusive improvements that
make them the choice of
all wise housekccpcrS. Call
ana let US demonstrate
what IL will save you in
time. trouble and money.
Easy terms buys any style
nnw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
New Parasols III a ao:tame. $3.50

We speak advisedly in
saying that never in our
history have we had as
large an assortment Of
pretty patterns or rs
good values in Parasols
at $3.50 as we have this
summer.
The color effects are in
navy. Copenhagen. pink,
pongec, green and black
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Dress Goods for Summer
Skirts, Suits and
Coats, soc.

Silverbloom is one Of the
newest things this summer.
It's a striped mohair, 32
inches wide. in the new
sport effects. Very fetch
ing and low in price.
Complete assortment of
82-inch Cortlur0yS, in all
the new, bright sport col
ors, SOC yard.
White Lawn Aprons Re-
duced from soc, 75c
and soc to SOC.
Dainty effects in round
aprons, trimmed with en-
broidery and strings. Good
assortment Of patterns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

and white stripes: also
solid color centers with
striped and fancy color
border.
Soft messalines and
taffetas are the silks
used, brass and black
frames. black and col
ored handles.
Other beautiful Para
soils at $3.50, $500 and
Sj.0S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Tub Silks
For Summer S.s;r3s
and Suits

E OF SGEZaEIsr sS.GEv3a
and Suits
No wonder they are as
popular as they are. be-
cause the silks are just
as pretty as they can be,
and make the loveliest
skirts and suits imagi-
nable.
BE- and 36.inch White Tub
Satin, S1.5O, &1.50, $500
and $3.50 yard.
:s2-inch White Silk Broad
cloth, $l.50 yard.
;'3-inch White Pnngcc.
&i.00 and $500 yard.
36-inch White Tub Silk,
$1.o5.
33-inch Striped Natural
Pongec, S1.00 and S1.T5
yard.
3S-inch Plain and Striped
Shantung Pongcc, 75c, 81,
Sl.2:5 and S1.50 yard.
36-inch Striped Silk
Broadcloth, $500 yard.
32-inch Extra Heavy
Striped Crepe, S1.65 yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
w ash Goods
Save g. HALE or Nearly
z. Half

z. Hall;
All good patterns, else
the reduced price would
not mean as much to
you.
1O3lc yard, were 25c.
Organdics, Voilcs and
Marquisettes, from % to 80
inches wide. in beautiful
colors on white grounds. for
waists and dresses.
PIC yard, were Soc.
Sport Voiles with gabar-
dine stripes. all white, 40
inches widc-new fabrics
just In the house; for
waists and dresses.
SOC yard, were soc.
White Sport Gabardines.
in herringbone stripes, for
skirts and dresses, SO inches
wide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

pVu- WI &OTSetS nIf
Were So, $40 and S12,
Now $500.
This big reduction is due
simply and solely to the
fact that next season we
shall not carry as MANY
models az this.
These are ell good styles
in white brocade and coutil.
all sizes.
WOmen'S Combination
Suits Reduced from
$3.50 10 Csc.
Made Of fine English main
sock. trimmed with en-
broidery. The garments are
a little musscd ana soilnd
from display and in sizes "a
80 and 80 only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Leonard
Relriigerators
$7.75 to Sis

Extra well made and I'm
irh"6. nandsnru" hardw GOD
cases. With 10 heavy wallis
Of insulation. Keeps food
and ic. perfectly IN not
test weather. Lined With
c'!"-pi"c. porcelain or .ai-
vauiHci steel n. best re
friGcrator buy" FOR every
home Can ANA let us
show YOU why.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Enjoy Your Victrola While
Paying For 1t

No need Of dcpriying yourself
Of the Jolly music and "ntertain-
mcnt one Of these splendid in
strumcnts provides for lack Of
cash Well gladly arrang" con
vcnicnt terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
outfits. sIO.3O Un,,o-,

Come in--scc the conulctc
line from 3l5 10 $25C---ihcn select
the style Nictrola ana the
records you want. \ small first
payment ia AL THAT'S necessary
10 place il in your home fumc-
iiutciyi