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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-17
SCHOOL NOTES.

On Monday morning the school WIS
delighted to hear the children of Miss
Anderson room sing in chapel two
little Valentine songs.
Look out for the spelling match to
take place right soon between the pu-
pills of Miss Smiths room and those Of
the First year High school
Misses Nora Brown and Iona Dunn
of the class of 1915. visited the school
on Friday of last week. These young
ladies' are both teaching this year.
The Valentine spirit was very much
in evidence Monday and many hearts
Were gladdened nv the thoughtfulness
growing out of the me-honored custom
of remembering others on this date
The pupils of Miss Elmore's room
I tested their spelling ability Friday
afternoon by spirited contest in ii
II atch. The Captains were John VIM
finder and Mars Swinebroad. the for
mer winning out.
The music class is still growing. Those
beginning since our last report are
Vivian Blake and Margaret Cook. The
class now numbers 30 and Miss Webb
is compelled to take some Of the girls
after school hours.
Charlie Emore. Stella Henry and
Sue Fisher Respess each rendered
piano solo in the auditorium Friday
morning. The girls PLAYED with care
and skill. and the school listened with
interest and pleasure.
On Friday night in the $ hool Audi
forum. Rev. A. J. Clere. minister Of
the Baptist church. will give one Of hI
popular lectures 'Humbugs and Med
dlers''. Those who have heard Mir.
Clere anticipate something good. no
admission.
On Friday evening, the teacher, met
with Miss Anderson for the fortnight
study class. The discussion dealt with
the transfer of special training to the
realms OF formal dicipline and H.,
practical application To the school room
After the discussion Miss Anderson ia
vited her guests to accompany her 10
the Puritan There she presided a.
gracious hostess over AN elaborate
three course lunch. The table was
decorated in a way suggestive of the
February holidays and the menu and
We're complete in every
way. The serious thoughts of the
earlier part of the evening were laid
aside for season of more light -hearted
social intercourse and each guest de-
parted appreciative Of Miss Anderson's
hospitality.
The school has cause for profound
gratitude because of the numerous ex-
pressions Of approval by its frienis.
The impression made upon community
Tor good. and the sentiment created for
ielpfulness and progress by a supremely I
oval patronage is tremendous. One of
he most effective ways of extending,
he usefulness of the school is by not
blowing anything to keep the children
nut of school for even one day.
The teachers are rendered infinitely
more efficient by the hearty co-opera- Z
ion of the faithful and jealous fathers
nd mothers. When the best people
( a community commit themselves to
n enterprise they become an omnipo-
ent ally. Wide intelligence and broad
ympsthies are required upon the part
{ an appreciative public to see the
trong points of their public servants
nd to exercise a little judicious blind ,
ess toward their weaknesses. We 7
re happy that our people forget diff
srenees. know no clans or factions
nd are practically united in their low
lty to their school.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-17
KEG" MASON
Lands Nice Job On Board OF Equalization

His legion of friends will be glad to
know that Mr.. w. b. Mason. ex circuit
clerk of this county. has been appoint
ed chief clerk TO the State Board of
Equalization, which was sworn in at
FRANKFORT last Saturday. As soon as
the county clerks of the state forward
their reports. the board will convene.
The salary of the chief clerk pays $500
and the session OF the board lasts only
100 days.
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PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION

Mr.. John {. Moss who had made a
previous engagement with our big
butch, little butch. cob handle ard
case knives came into our office and
put fine edge on them. If anyone has
old dull knives they wish made into
razors lust call on John.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-17

them 10 make him Judge Davidson.
We hope that the unfortunate condition
which compelled him in justice to his
private affairs to resign the office as
mayor. NAV be adjusted and that he
will continue upon reconsideration to
give to the public his valuable service
until his term shall expire January l..
1918
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-17
GARRARD'S LEADING TAX
PAYERS
Thirty-one Pay Taxes On More Than
$4,000. j. |. Hamilton Is Coun-
TVS Largest Property Holder.

The Assessors list for taxation for
year 1916 show that thirty-one persons
in Garrard county pay taxes on 500, 900
or over.
Mr.. James |, Hamilton seems to be
the largest land owner and heads the
list with an assessment of S59. 266.
The tax list shows the following as
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-17
Lancaster, Ky, February II, 1916
Rates For Political Announcements

We are authorized to announce Miss
Jennie Higgins candidate for County
School Superintendent of Garrard
County. subject to the action of the
Democratic primary August 1917.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-17

The Harrodsburg Herald issue of
February 18th. got the wrong sow by
the ear, when it gave us credit for an
article we were not guilty of writing.
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FRONT ROYAL

Especial To TIL. Times Dispatch
FRONT ROYAL. VA, December =
NJ. j. Sutton. Of Richmond. spcn, sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs George H.
Bowman.
Elder g. s Dalton. Of Baltimore. con-
Quoted the regular services in the
Primitive Baptist Church on Saturday
and sunday.
A. |" warthcn. Lr., left for New York
ON sunday.
Mrs. FannI" castlcnlan. of Alabama
is III" guest of her nephew, G. w
Cantor.
Rev :. q. Miller, of Samosct. Pa
is the guest Of his brother. G. w. Miller
Mrs, Maurice Castleman. of Berry
vile. spent this week with Miss Lue
Brown.
Miss Lon Preston and Mrs. Austin
Davis. Of Washington. visited relatives
here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Ramsey and dauCh
ter. Emily. ar" spending two weeks
with Mrs. Hamsey's parents in Win
ston- salem ~ c.
pr. Il. =. Cullen. OF Eerryvillc visit
cd his brother here this week.
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WINCHESTER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. December -
Mrs. Harry Ice I.ivick has returned
from Richmond. whore sh" attended
the wedding of her brother, stuart
Graham, and Miss Elizabeth Wood
ward.
Miss Clara Wood has returned from
visit to friends in Washington
Miss Mamie Byrd has returned from
Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward NJ. I'arr. Of I.ouisvillc,
Ky. is visiting at tho home of her
son and daughter-in-l Mr.. and Mrs
G. Fred Barr
Mrs Darcy Roper has returned ia
Hunalo, n. V. after visiting a, the
home OF Rev. and AIRS. G. Il. Page
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Baker have
returned from n visit TO relatives to
Baltimore.
Miss liildcsardc rortncr. OF Wash
tnEtoh. has been the guest OF Mrs
Richard Evelyn Byrd.
Mrs. Montgomery has returned 10
Brunswick. Md. after visiting her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McLane
Miss Eclle Larrick. OF Lexington
va. who has been visiting her aunt
Miss Jennie Briggs, has gone to Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gray Williams have
returned from "A visit 10 MIR. ana Mrs
Charles Bryant at Etavrc d. Grace. Md
Mrs. ID. y. l3rodie OF WASHINGTON,
~ tho guest of relatives here and i'm
Frederick County.
Mr.. Charles l., Robinson and his
daughter. Miss Mary Robinson. h(vc
returned from Buffalo and Canada.
Miss Maud Brown. who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore and IN,
North. has returned.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace G Shun have
returned 10 Washington. after spend
ing some time here with relatives
Mrs. Rufus II. Davis has returned tn
lrcderick, Md, after visiting her SON
III IA" ana daughter. Rev. and Mrs II.
G.. spencer.
MISS Theresa lynch. Of New York
is visiting relatives in town.
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STAUNTON
LSnorialin Thc rimns.nisnutc

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
STAtNTpN. VA. December mir.
and Mrs John Bell and little daughter.
OF Becklcy. w. Va. are visiting MIR.
Bells parents at Messy Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. e +. sites and little
son, Ben sites. .Ir.. of Roanoke, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. MoNett Hartman and
two children, of MoffattS Crock. spent
THANKSGIVING with MIR. and Mrs. John
\. Hartman, ncar stanton
Mrs Charles Cullcy has returned
from n visit to friends in tulpcpcr.
Mrs tapcrton SraXton is visiting
Miss Margaret Miller IN Richmond.
Mrs. /. Harry May aud Miss kath-
crime May have returned from "A visit
I" friends in Richmond.
Mrs. H. +. Norris spent Thanksgiving
in Richmond
Miss Beulah DickcrSon has returned
from visit to friends in Green County.
Mrs. T.. T.. Bayles. or Eccles. W. Va.
is spending several days here with her
daughter, who is student at Stuart
Hail and with her sons ut Stauuton
Military Academy.
Mrs. Jed Wilson, of clifton Forge
spent several days here with friends
Miss Lima Nollers. of Philadelphia.
formerly Of Stanton. Is a guest of
friends here
Misses Annie ToScano and Lila "
Bright spent Thanksgiving in Rich-
mond.
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WELDON, N. C.


i'P''iai l" u" l1nlcS- DISPATCH
WELDON. y. G.. December 2-.Iudpo
and Mrs. J. NJ. Mullen, of pctcrsburr
spent THANKSGIVING with MIR. and Airs
Wilson Mullen at Rosemary
MISS Faulinc Morchead spent Thanks
giving with Miss Mary Shepherd in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith spent the
holiday with friends in t;reenvillo
Miss Emma Boycc. Of Rich Suu,re
has been visiting Mrs. w. l.. Enirh,
here.
Mrs J.. 6. Draper is visiting rricnds
in Greensboro.
MISS Frances Scott has returned from
q visit I" relatives in Pe,crsbur. VA
Mrs. w NJ. Cohen was hostess +,
the Book club on Thursday afternoon
ON Wednesday evening the Weldon
tottilion club opened it's new hall with
n dance.
Professor and Mrs W. e, Alton "a,
tended the teachers meeting at Raleigh
this week.
Rev. +, NJ. ShamburEcr left to-day
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er. Mrs. Aibc., Kirkland. Of ron Air.

VA.
MISS ;cnnic Towers. Of Port Koyal
- IN" guest Of Mis-. Manly Garter
Edwin Moncurc. Of Raleigh. y. c..
spent last wccI> with his sister. Mrs
William GrNnics
George Oliver has returned from a
VISIT to his parents 1t boswell. VA.
Tom Sizcr. Of New York was tire
guest ~ his S:S:,i. Mrs. II. q. Lvnc,
l:.SJ week
"iss Lyme NJ, sciy. of Richmond. is
'ha guest Of her e, usin. Mrs Nirrilius
SGacK;cf' rd.
William O Tav'rcr left on :riday for
'''ft'n Forge. where he will max, his
homo
Mrs. frank scott. Jr., is tn. euoS,
CT Rev. and Mrs. T.. q. Scott. OF r...rs-
surg.
Charles Titman. of Washington. gave
a musical" al Wo"dbcrrv Forest on
Tuesday night
NJ. and AIRS. II. 6. Shackleford were
'iSitors in Culpcpcr the first of the
week.
Airs. NirG inus Shackleford was tho
guest of Miss l.enorc Tinslcy for SOW
cral days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. =. Warren are spend
ing the weekend at Yanccy as tho
guests of Rev. Joseph Ellis.
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GUESTS At AsHEV|LLE
!. |1 ENJOY GAY THANKSGIVING
Big Ball at Hotel Is Attended 10y
Visitors and Residents
OF city.
MANY GO ON MOTOR TRIPS
Country Club Holds Open House.
gtst.TombStone" Tournament n Fen-
ture-Weathcr Continues ENCcp-
tionally Fine.

BASKERVILLE. y. g. December .
Asherille celebrated one az raycst
Thanksgiving Days IN years on Thurs
day, the big Thanksgiving ball at
Grove Park Inn being the principal at
traction OF the evening The Big
Room Of the inn was cleared for dane
ing, and. with the Maurice l.onChurst
orchestra furnishing a special program
of dance music. and the 6arcinC sets
OF the city and the various guest colo
nies out In force. the evening Was ono
long TO be remembered
The Asheville Country Club held
open house on Thursday afternoon.
celebrating THANKSGIVING Day with a
'tombStoRc" tournament and tea
dance in the afternoon. Guests Of
Grove Park Inn automatically become
members of tho Country club during
their stay at the inn. tho links forming
theNfront lawn OF the inn, and 81 num-
Der of them took part in the tourna-
nlent. attending the tea dance later
in. the afternoon.
MANY GUESTS co
ON MOTOR TRIPS
Several other hotels gave dances on
Thanksgiving night, and all DAY tho
Hills ana roads were uOtttu Win mo
tor parties. horseback parties and
mixers. who wanted to Get out into
tho open air. Tho weather has con-
tinued splendid throughout the week.
and Indian summer hardly has depart
ed as yet. even though the month Of
December has arrived.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford arc still
at Grove Park Inn Mr. Ford is an
enthusiastic walker. lie likes TO hike
to the post-oftice. get his mail. and
then hike back MIR. Ford paid "A visit
to Asheville School for Roys this week
md spent "a pleasant hour with ;hc son
of an OLD friend, Harvey Fircst one. ,Ir
Mro. Fred 1orinE Seely entertained
during the week with a tea in honor
OF her guest, Mrs. Charles 6. Mat
thews. of Washington. u. {. Among
Mrs. Seely's guests were Mrs. Henry
Ford, Baroness Cope. Sand Mrs. A. Ju-
liam Lyman.
Miss Mary Louise Sworc and hcr
fance, Gerald Richr7o nd Of Euffalo,
have been guests of honor at several
delightful luncheons and dinners Or
and Mrs. Il. r. Swopc entertained with
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T..
Wadden also gave them dinner. and
Miss Lucy Minonr entertained in their
honor AT an elaborate TIA
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ARVONIA
ISpecialto Tho T;posp;s,

Especial to The Times piSpa t"h
ARNONlA. VA, December Mrs.
William McC. Miller. who spent a few.
weeks with relatives in Richmond, re-
turned home this week.
Miss Kate Fontainc of wythcvillc
who has been visiting friends in Flu
wanna. is now with her cousin, Miss
margaret Brown. At Ivy Mn"
Mr.. and Mrs. RosScr Petit of Flu
wanna County. this week visited Mrs
r. L. Stone here.
iFMiss Laura Conncllcc. Of AIiddlr,own.
Del, who Is spending the winter in
Richmond. was guest THANKSGIVING
Day at tho home Of MIR. and Mrs. Ar
thur Letcher Pitts
Miss Edith Pitts. who has been in
Srottsville with relatives for the past
month. has returned home
Mrs william y. 1.eSucr is visiting
relatives in Baltimore
Mrs Thomas L. Williams is spending
some weeks with her sister, Mrs. Me
Cutchan, in Clifton Forge
Mrs, Edward L. Roberts spent some
Gays in Richmond this week
Dr. Perkins Glover visited his
brother. pr. Samuel Glover. at Mid
way. Nelson County this week
Miss Mary Pitts i here visiting hcr
sister. Mrs. r. Lindsay stone
William q Tolman. accompanied by
Mrs. Holman. will leave In "a few days
for Greensboro, y. g.. where they win
remain through th" winter
Fhe women o.h Trinity PRESBYTERIAN
Ghurrh ar" making arrangements for
a" japanese bazaar on December 10
and 10.
Rev. and Mrs. L. W Earwcm have
returned home. after visits to Rich
mond and Petersburg.
The Arvonia Royal Arch Masoni.
Chapter is making ARRANGEMENTS 10
hold celebration in the Masonic Han
mere on December IS. when an claho-
rate supper Will be served
Rev. Plumn(er +. Jones was tn" guest
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Turner Thomas. Of
Cumberland. on Saturday. preaching in
Center Presbyterian church n, sunday
morning.
visitor in Richmond this week
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How to Be Rid of
Disgusting Dandruff

rho only way to be permanently rid
OF disgusting. untidy dandrun ia to
correct it's cause. Shampooins merely
cleanscs the scalp for q few days. then
tho scales form again AS thick as ever.
y" destroy the dandruff germ and
get rid Of dandrun for good. part the
hair and apply little Of tho genuine
Partisan Sage directly on the bare
scalp and rub il in with tho finger
ups for "a few minutes until absorbed
ny tho scalp. You will surely be amaz-
Ell at the result Of even one applica
Ton. for your hair and scalp will look
and feel 100 per cent better.
only fcw days massage with Pari-
sian Sage are needed To destroy tho
germs that cause the dandruH TO form
Tn" scalp becomes healthy. tho hair
viii grow better and show more life
and vitality. and you need never he
troubled by dandrum again. Faded.
duil or lifelesS hair is quickly restored
to beauty by this simple process.
which is absolutely harmless. and will
not stain the hair or make il greasy
Partisan Sage can be obtained fio;r
Tragic Drug 10. and druggists ev4ry-
where. 1t is not cXpenSiye-Adv
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MINERAL

MINERAL. VA. December ,-yIames
Rowe left few days ago for Nash
vile. Tenn. having accepted Il posi-
t"n there.
Mrs. Tillman. Of Richmond. was a
recent guest of her sister. Mrs. w ".
Jenkins
Theodore Sterling. of Cane Charles,
was a visitor this week al tho home
Of !. &. Arnctt.
MISS Sailcy. Of Richmond. is spend
ing some days with Mrs. NJ. y. Nurk-
oils. at Arminius
MISS KUN kimhrough. teacher IN
the high school at Barboursville spcu,
Tuesday night with her parents Mr
and Mrs q. Y. kimbrough on route
I" Richmond. where size attended the
teachers convention.
w w. rhomasson. Of Gordonsyillc
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Mr.. and Mrs. $. w Venablr. has re-
turned to her home in Wilmington.
Del
Til" Round About club was enter
tanned on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
L. NJ. i"rman. Rock was played
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Duke and Mrs.
Il. a Rochelle. who have been on n
trip to New York City, have returned
home
$. T. Pearce, Of New York. is in the
city on visit to his parents. MIR. aud
Mrs. w. T. pcarcc.
George K. Jones. n former resident
OF Durham. but now of st. Louis. Mo.
Is here on visit to his father, r. NJ.
Jones who is i'll.
j. I'D Lat'a. formerly professor of
electrical engineering at the lIniver-
sity OF North Carolina. now living in
Chicago. was here this week on a
hunting trip with w. II. Merrill, also
of Chicago.
{. Med. Carr has returned from a
visit 10 New York city.
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DURHAM


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
W XII AM. y. C.. December 2.-Mem
perS OF tn" iialcyon club were on
ieriained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
W" II. Wannamaker, at her residence
on Trinity campus. art in the Neither
lands was the subject of study a.,
inns meeting. Papers were read nv
MIS-. j. Is Mason and Airs. T.. II. rusey
III" country Club WAS tho scene OF
pretty entertainment ON TUESDAY :: :
tcrnoon, when Mrs ! f. wily w,s
hostess I" the members of the Tourist
'iub' with Mrs. w. NJ. Morgan. Of Fay
ctteNllle. as guest of honor
AIRS Shuhrck Haywood. formerl,.
MISS Cen" Ncnahie, of this city. who
mas hecn enjoying stay of several
weeks hero as tho guest nf bcr r,ror,.
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ORANGE

special to The Times Dispatch
ORANGE, VA. December o-Dr
Shar'es G. Page spent last week IN
Baltimore
''raN,on ErNau, of Petersburg. was
recent visitor in Orange
Mss Mary McGnirc Croxton spcnt
thanksgiving in Richmond
Mrs. Barton l.illiston, of Acco,n,c :.
on - visit % hc- parents. Mr.. ana Nrs
a!k"r Sanford
Mrs: Charles Conway. who mas been
sh"hdIh" two months with her ,iauch
ic'' Mrs. Henry &. Warren. left ON
tuesday 70" a visit 10 another daurh
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J,RNleSby&&a.
A December Sale of Silks
and Velvets

There are several reasons why
you should buy now and buy at
Mosby's.
In the first place. these fabrics
are all fashionable-the choicest
things upon which Dame Fashion
placed the seal of her approval this
season.
The stock is the most varied and
comprehensive in Richmond. In
TINS connection your attention is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

4o-inch Crepe de Chine,
S1.5O yard-Black, white.
ivory. flesh. deep pink. coral.
mais. turquoise. taupe. navy.
BurEunday. etc.
t0-inch Crepe Gcorgcttc.
$500 yard Black. white.
ivory. cream. buff, oriolc.
gold. old Gold. Gen d'Arme
bluc. ccru. tan. navy. purple.
raisen. Burgundy. etc.
:W-inch Satin Striped and
Brochc TnHcta. $500 to
$500 yard. Striking effects
IN colorS for evening wear.
such as Rose. TURQUOISE.
Emerald, Nile. Mails. Lavcn-
der. etc.
i0-inch Chiffon Velvet.
5000 yard-Pink. light
blue, white. coral. American
Beauty. castor. Burgundy.
plum, navy. Russian green.
iaupe. dark brown. black.
etc.
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especially called to our Black Silks
We bought these goods many
months ago, and the indications
are that we shall not be able to
duplicate them in the winter or
carly spring at as low prices as now
prevail.
You may be sure that nothing
would be appreciated more as a
Christmas gift than beautiful
piece of silk or velvet.
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WAS in Mineral on Tuesday on bus;
ness.
Miss Jessie ralm"re has returned
from Il visit to friends in Itirhmoud
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a a esSdinE drug stores. IN two sizes s@5I
nph hi siu", order direct from rho Eon,nn
tinhrn,hral 60, a5h y. Pike i, S'oyi n",."n
YHur, ~ your DRUGGIST Will not supply Won
r.Smi MI save Yourself much annoy.n,c ~.
n -, I" accept a substitute No s,r',i 10y
insist on "Brownatonc a. ,o,
'" '"S"f Mention shade desired ''''
.rr S"tm ana guaranteed in Richmond nv
nn,,isS.' 'rut @. Grants Drug DO ,,nS
oth"r leading d"alcr..--Adv. w. ana
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2+-inch Vclvetccn, $I.5o
yard, in black, Burgundy.
cerise, brown. purple. navy.
etc.
High Pile Velvet. in black
only. - inches wide. $3.50
yard; 40 inches wide. $500
and $500 yard. Recon-
mendcd for coats.
30-inch Dress Satin. 500
ward Black. ivory, cream.
,aupc. Burgundy. purple.
plum. Belgian blue. gold.
brown. dark green. Ameri
can Beauty. pearl gray. light
blue. turquoise and pink.
2S-inch Corduroy, 500
yard - Black. white. Copon-
hagen. rose, taupc, mole.
etc.
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for Henderson. where he will preach
on Sunday. From there lie Will go to
Durham to attend the annual meeting
OF tho North Carolina Conference.
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''H' WIN ' our
comb ar brush,
ana n Will
givo your hair
the beautiful
: IA = Il . V q u
most desire
viii not rub
or wash off
and gudran-
t"ed "a con
tain none Of
the dangerous
lug redisnts So
often found in
- dyes and
"o-"alled re
SiorNrS
Any < II n Dc
r q IN liz " Z
EolIen brown
To black
Sample and
booklet -cu :
on receipt Of
Toe. "Iirovu'
atone" l. .oi,i
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SIS, $29. rs
and $s35

First of all. the materials
are the very best that go
into garments at these
pr c e 5 - velours. serges
broadcloths. poplins and
whipcords.
The styles are copied or
adapted from the best that
comes from abroad. The
cut and finish Of the gar
ments could not be improved
upon-the suits look and
wear as we'll as custom
tailored garments at much
higher prices.
We have so many stvle,
that the one which suits Won
best will be found waiting
for you-in other words we
individualize. One of thosc
suits will make a long-re.
membered Christmas rift
why not give one to your
self or some one elseo
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Hair Uniting
All the Rage
rue Absolute mud Utter IarmIrx.ncs>
Oh "Brownntonr" Has ,Iadc iInIr
IintinE Safe mud EASY

,dloon need not tolerate gray. s,roaked 81
moments to apply "Erownntona'' with Your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Black Silks

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36-inch McsSaIinc, Si.2J
yard.
36-inch Satin DurllcSsc.
$3.50 md $500 yard.
:i0-inch Taffrtas, SI.22J to
$3.50 yard.
3D-inch I'our-in-Onc Jan
Silks, zoe TO S1.5O yd.
36-inch Fable Duchcs>c,
$3.50 yard.
i0-inch thnrmcusc. 500
yard.
'fi-inch Extra Heavy
Satin, $3.50 yard.
a2-inch Crepe TnHcta,
$500 and 500 yard.
! o II Mo- rniny
Crinklcd Crepe, Si.75
yard.
2f-inch Tancta Hash.
mere, 500 ya.'d.