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MANASSAS

,Sp,cial 10 The Times pispatch.I
MANASSAS. VA september 23.-Miss
Mabel Lyon. dauGhtcr OF MIR. and Mrs.
George 7 Lyon, has returned from
Nova Scotia where She spent the sum-
MGR
Miss Lucille AShcford Manchester. OF
Lincolna. is the cues, OF Mrs. l.. ~.
Larkin.
Miss Louise law Walker. OF BAR
horrSvillc. orange County. spent the
week in Manassas AS the guest Of Miss
Valentine walker
Mrs. ". NJ. Brown. Of Atlanta Ga
has been the .ueS, ot her parents. Mr.
and Mrs John \ Morgan of Manassas.
and of her sister. Mrs. X, Weir Waters.
OF Culpcpcr
Miss poro,h.a TruNy. of philndcl-
phia. was a recent guest OF MIR. aud
Airs. Beverley + ADAMS
Mr. ana Mrs George !. Russell. OF
Marshall rauIui-r County. were re-
cent guests OF Manor and Mrs. w. {.
Wagner Miss Francis Norvcll Lar
kin and littlv Miss Frances l.arlin. OF
Manassas. arc guests at the Russell
home.
Miss Eleanor Moore Lewis has bccr
TIVE Guest OF relatives at Berryvillc.
Frank Lewis has returned TO his home
at Rectortowu. Fauquicr County. after
visiting PsrciNal Lewis here.
MIR. and Mrs G \. Siblcy ana Misc
Fcrol Sihlcy. Of columbus. Ohio. recently
motored 10 Virginia, visiting their rcla-
tivcs. Mr. ana Mrs. W. 6. shane, OF
Lymchburs Mn and Mrs. Leonard Bal.
lard al charlottesville. and MIR. and
Mrs. w S;oerc OF Manassas. Miss
Sihiey drove the car tho entire distance.
MIR aud Mrs : / Ballard and little
Miss Elizabeth ballard. who spent the
summer with Mrs Eailar,rs parents.
DR. aud Mrs Beujamin +. ldcn. have
returned To their home at Annapolis,
Md.
Mrs 9. II. Marlborough. Jr,. and lit
tie Miss Ectscy Virginia Yarborourh.
OF Denton. Ten. have been The guests
81 Mr and Mrs. John y. Morgan. At
Payne. at Front Royal
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AMHERST

Especial To The Times Dispatch
iltRSr, w. September 2$.--Rer
i. l.. Ellis. Of fnucey, WAS here this
week on business.
Mrs. Henderson, OF l.ynchbure. was
the guest OF Mrs. j. NJ. l.. Lewis at
Sweet l5riar last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Thompson Brown
.r aud family. who have been visit
ing senator and Mrs. \. T.. strobe here,
have returned To Rock lIiIl. s. G.
Mrs p. l.. Dearborn. Of Philadelphia.
and Mrs. w. 6. Giikyscn. Of Bucn:l
Vista. arc guests At 6. w. Dcarborn's
Miss Mary scott who has been spend
inc her vacation here. on Friday re-
turned To hcr school ut l'aymarkct.
Miss Sallic Waller. of Forest Ill.,
is the guest o. her sister. Mrs. NJ. H..
Robertson.
Mrs. Carter who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Whitehead.
at Mountain View" left ON Friday for
Raleigh.
william \. Nelson. of Washington.
u. g. spent several days last week with
Rev j. y. Thomas.
l.ucian Shradcr has gonc to the uni
versity 10 resume his law course.
Mrs. Ashhy Perry and Ashby Perry,
Jr.. returned to New York last Tues
day, after visiting at Mrs. &. w. Dear
born's.
Miss Arctta Watts, of Missouri, who
has been the guest Of Miss Corinnc
Watts. left on Tuesday for New York.
where she Will attend Columbia Uni
vcrSity.
Miss Helen T. Joyncr left on Satur-
iay for Virginia Beach TO take charge
of her school.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Wright and iaush-
ter who have been guests at Mrs. &.
\. Joubcrts during the summer, re-
turned to Richmond on Saturday.
Miss A1assic shelton. who has been
visiting in West Virginia, has re
turned homo.
Mrs. Antrim Conner. Of I've River,
.pcnt Saturday at Captain L. O. Troy's.
y. p. eating and Norhorne Calling.
Of New York, are visiting at Captain
John NJ. Paynes.
o. L. Evans. of Washington, D. c..
srcn, the weekend with his family
here.
p. y. Page. of Roanoke. spent tho
Weekend with his family ct "Dulwich
Farm
Miss Mary Whitehead. who has been
visiting Or. and Mrs. Stewart Michaux
in Richmond, returned homo on Mon
day.
Miss Bessie Robertson. who spent the
past month at Virginia Beach, returned
home on Tuesday
Julian Ware lief, on Wednesday for
Williamsburg. where he will matricu-
ate at William and Mary College.
Miss Nell 7. Wood is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. $. y. Day, in Staun-
on
Mrs Paul Rucl.cr returned on Tues
day night from a visit to Roanoke,
Blue Ridge Springs ana Montvalc.
Miss Emma Saunders. OF Omaha, Neb,
visiting friends in Amherst
The Bridge Club had an enjoyable
rcetin- with Mrs. i Walter Beard ut
Ter home last Thursday afternoon
Miss Mar:Sn Dearborn made the high
est score. Those playing were: Mrs J.
Nj. Z. Lewis, OF Sweet Briar: Mrs Hen
dcrson, Of Lynchbu.s; Mrs. L. Nj Beard.
Mrs : " wills Mrs. " =. Reed Mrs.
c. ~ Joubcrt, Mrs. l.. NJ. CoTev, Mrs
p. =. Page, Mrs. =. + STROBE, Mrs 4.
IS. Tyler Of Law-renceville; Mrs. Chan
ming Brown and Miss Brown OF South
Carolina, and Misses Mary and Marion
Dearborn and Katherine Lewis.
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SUFFOLK

Spoc.,l 20 The Times Dispateh.l
= SUFFOLK. VA, September 23.-Air.
ana Mrs y q. y. Martin returned on
Tuesday from Petersburg, where they
hav" been visiting.
Midsh'praan @. r. Fa!rlamb, Jr IS
;hs guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Hill
Mrs julia Allen. OF Wakefield. Va,
wlo has been visiting Mrs. j. B Spain,
is the guest OF her son, = Albert Al
len. Of Kcnbr.dge. Va.
Miss Russell Dey, OF atlanta, is the
guest of Miss Marie Wright.
3uckner Debnam, 81 New York.
las been visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. r. II Debnan-
Miss Edith Browning, II Itttlc,on, is
tho guest OF Miss annie S,evc-.
Ny and Mrs Jcm Coleman ana chill
dren and Miss Gertsude HtwKes. n
WellviNe, Va, motorei 20 Sunolk for
the week-cnG, whicn tho sp--t ...is D.
II Wilson and daurn,cl
Mrs. Sarah walton md Mrs Ida
Baiucs and daughter. Nclha, II Green
Castle. Ind. are guests ~ their cousin,
Mrs J. p Byruin.
Claude Dennis, Jr.. left on MONDAY
for Culver. Ind, 70 enter tho culver
Military school
MISE Jennie Ware pr.,low has con
luded q Weekend ~, 20 relatives in
Franklin
Mrs. Le;oher Horaes, has returned
from v.si' 20 her parents. NJ and
Mrs. w J I!ictrE. iu 'le county
Mrs LII" Eosc anc ch.ldren Violet.
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WAYNESBORO

lSnecial TO The Times Dispatch
WANNESHoRo. VA. September ca
brunswick Inn continues to entertain
a Coodly number of guests The beau
tlful fall mornings draw many TO tho
mountain tops Hikes 10 Basic and
over to Alton arc tal,cn daily Cards
are enjoyed by tho elder people. while
the younger ones delight i'm marsh.
mallow toasts and games Motor trips
also have been popular during the past
week.
The Subscription bridge party on
Tuesday evening was much enjoyed
Prizes were won by Mrs. George Glib
son. Mrs e. Z. Burroughs, Mrs Hunt
Harris ami Miss Minnie Porter Harris
On Tuesday afternoon. Master Curry
Harris. Of Key Wrs, Fla, celebrated
his ninth birthday anniversary. All
the children attended.
Brunswick Inn will remain opcn
until October !.
Among the late arrivals arc: L. Z
Wall. Miss Sossiaux berkeley Williams
and Miss Mary Thomas. "f Richmond /;
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Long t'cnch. Cal. where she has been
spending II year
Miss Florence Culbcrtson. Of Paris.
TEX, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs John NJ
Snyder.
Mrs. y. NJ. Bowdow. or Roanoke. Va.
VINO mas been visiting her son-iu law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Bry-
arly, left this week for Washington.
Mrs. J. NJ. Craighnl and Miss Craig
hill. OF Baltimore. have been visiting
friends in town.
Miss Frances peyton Taylor OF
washington, is the guest of Miss Mary
Louise Glass.
Mrs. Henry Bactjcr. Of Baltimore. is
Visiting her son aud daughter in Ia ",
Mr.. and Mrs J. George Baetjer.
Miss ANNA rumulty, of Washington,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Tavenner.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard u. Sheely and
son have returned to Baltimore. after
an extended visit TO relatives and
friends in town.
Miss Jennie Suffer is spending sew
eral weeks with relatives at Roanoke
Va.
Mrs. Robert Kennedy and children
have returned 10 Columbia, =. G.. after
spending the summer here.
Miss Annie Kelly has returned to
her home at Accotink, Va, after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Brown.
Mrs. Joseph T.. Stegncr. OF Newark,
\. j.. is visiting her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and AIRS. John kuter.
Mrs. Z. b, Arledge and daughters,
Misses Virginia and Caroline Arledgc.
OF Washington. have been visiting the
Misses kcnnerly at White Post
Miss Grace vnt has returned to
Baltimore. after spending month here
as the guest OF Miss Mary Ebert.
Dr. and Mrs. !. Tyler Smith and their
daughter, Miss Smith. OF Baltimore
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BUENA VISTA

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.7
49, bOtNA VISTA. VA. September %
mo nrst meeting or the nowly organ.
izcd City Council was held or Thurs.
day night and considerable business
was transacted new board Of health
was chosen. consisting OF DR.. j. II
Mapp. x. b. Umholtz. ~ f. Taylor. w
~ Key and Lawrence Embru. polio.
commissioners chosen were W. p. New.
Ewald. "'
Misses Betsy Brown. r. Curtis Rove
ana Isabel lGngcl left on "Wednesday.
10 enter the Randolph Macon Woman,
College at Lynchburg
Mrs. Ashby Perry and son. who h,y.
bccn visiting here for several weeks
left on Friday for their home I'm New
York City.
Mrs. John NJ, Wells and two daurl,-
tors. OF Wilmington. y. G.. arc visit.
ing Mrs. Leila Miller.
Miss Mabel Justice has resigned ;,s
teacher in the public school on ac
count Of her health. Miss Nellie G.
Johnson has been chosen to MI the
place.
Mrs. w. II. Gilkyson left ON sat
urday for visit to Lynchburg and
Amherst.
Mrs. Blanche Lacy Burton spent Sat-
urday in Buena Vista
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Long spcnt
sunday with Mr.. Longs mother. Mrs.
w. NJ. Long
Miss Elizabeth I;ubush LETT on Tues
day for IIarrisonburg TO attend the
state normal school.
G. y. Lacy. OF Roanoke, was n Wis
itor here on Saturday.
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APPOMATTOx
lspceinl to rhc rImcs-Dispa,ch.y

lSpccinl to The Times Dispatch.J
APPOMATTOX. VA. September ga
Misses Lillian DriscolI and Mimic
Sncnd returned TO Richmond on Satur-
day. after spending the week with Miss
Addyc Driscoll. OF Hundley Springs
Miss Mablc Mccall, OF Missouri, who
has been visiting at the home Of Mrs
W. l.. Woodbridge since September /
left for lynchburg on Wednesday,
where she has entered Randolph Macon
womans College.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Woodbridge and
Misses Mary II. Babcock and Bertha
Woodbridge have returned from Balti-
more.
Ray Oder. OF Lynchburg. who has
been visiting his cousin. II. q. Oder
near here. has returned home.
Miss Annie Jones spent the week
end with Miss Kate Franklin at Pamp-
lin.
Mrs w. j. Covington has returned
from a visit to Bedford and Lynch
burg.
Miss Macie Ingc was the week END
guest OF Miss Eunice Ingc at Ever
green.
DIT. c. W. Jones, Mrs. G. w. Hunter
and Miss Nina Jones spent Saturday
as the guests OF Miss Kate Franklin
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WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA. September -
Miss Martha Sachs. OF gettysburg. Pa.
has arrived for Il visit Ia Ny and Mrs.
w. NJ. Calvert.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ NJ. Nhoadcs cclc-
DRAFTED the tifticth anniversary Of their
marriage At their home in SaumSvili",
shenandoah County. on Wednesday,
thirty guests we're present at dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. James TAYLOR. Murray
Taylor and Miss Elizabeth Taylor OF
Washington. were motor guests this
week of Mrs. H. H. Walton and Mrs.
i. y. Rohrbaueh
Mrs. Virginia Dorsey has returned
To her home in Washington after speui-
ing the summer with her sister. Mrs.
-. n Carter
Mrs. IIolmc. Fowl. Of N,v York City.
was guest this week of Mrs J. u.
Crabili
Mrs. William Irwin. of Detroit. Mich.
VINO has been SPENDING the past month
with Dr.. and Mrs Il NJ Hoffman. left
on Tuesday for Richmond whc"c She
VIII visit relatives On route - her
home.
Charles Glover has returned to his
home in Jackscnvillc Fla, after visit
to his parents. MI ana Mrs James
ran Hoffman. Of Worcester. Mass.
has arrived for visit To his mother.
Mrs. :. J. Hoffman
Miss Bertha Whalicv is spending
several weeks with relatives iu Wash
nCton
Mrs. $ J. Hoffman and daueh'cr Miss
Rinkcr have returned from a visit Z"
Eoseou Worcester. Mass. ana Now
York city.
Miss Alma ucnity. of bethesda. Ma.
is the guest OF the Misses Macrudcr.
Miss Mary pwyor has returned to
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WINCHESTER
tsp, jal to rho Times Dispatch.

lSpry jal to The Times -Dispatchl
WINCHESTEH. VA. September "a
Mrs = l.mcS FERGUSON. Of New York
who has h"cr the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs shirley Carter for several weeks.
is spending some time in Washington
before returning home
Mrs William \. Wyiic, who has been
spending the lat" summer hero. has re-
turned 10 h"r home in Baltimore. ac-
comraui"d hy her daughter. Mrs. Rob
crt y Conrad
rr and Mrs II VI. Thomas. nf Balti-
more, have boon motoring in the Shcn-
nudoah VALLEY.
Miss Imo%cn Clement has returned
to Washington. after visiting her
hrothcr-jr-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs
\ ! 'TaV"uuer
Mrs William = Marshall and dauch-
ter Miss Mary Marshall. have been
visiting friends in Washington
Miss Laura Famslcr has returned
from q visit 10 hor sister. Mrs James
W EDinr. at Roanoke. Va
Miss Julia steel" has returned from
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each spoonful will clean your sluggish liver
better than dose OF nasty calomel and that it
wont make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver mediciae
You'll know it next morning, because you will
wake up feeling fine. your liver will be work
ing your headache and dizziness gone your
stomach will be sweet and your bowels regular
You will feel like working; you'll be cheerful;
fuI Of vigor and ambition.
Dodsons Liver Tone is entirely vegetable
therefore harmless, and cannot salivato Give
il 10 your children. Millions of pcoDlc are
using Dodson6 Liver Tone instead of danger
o.ig calomcl now. Your druggist will tell YOU
that the sale OF calomel is almost stopped en-
tircly here.
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a genuine Wilton Rug is
a GOOD rug. no matter
where you get it. There
may be q difference Of Il few
dollars in prices i'll various
stores (our prices are the
lowest in Richmond), but
Wilton rugs are all quality
rugs.
But all Wilton Rugs arc
not equally pretty in pat
tern, and in this respect our
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Our Neu Dress
making Departn7 t

Mrs. Wcstfall is now in
charge Of this Department.
guarantee that the highest
class dressmaking service will
be at your command at Mos
by's in the planning and max
ing OF street, evening and din
ncr dresses and gowns.
Our assortments Of fine ma
tcrials and trimmings were
never more complete.
Your attention is particu-
larly called TO a superb Collec-
tion of beads and scquins for
hand cmbrOidcry work.
Quite number Of fine
French models have already
been reproduced for Richmond
women al a price onc-third to
onc-half less than is asked in
New York.
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Extra Values i'm Wormem's
Tailored Suits, $4,000

Nelours take prominent place in this seasons
materials for tailored suits Ours in plain coors
and checks soft rich shades; also Broadcloths, Cab
ardines and Whpcords in the newest browns, greens,
Burgundy plum and black.
The coats little longer than last year,
aging about 36 inches. The collar in is
large and trimmed with velvet fur. Cuffs also
trimmed, buttons being extensively used.
Some of the coats have back or side belts, others
straight backs. The skirts cut moderat cy full.
AS usual there's a dstinctivcness of style about
these suits found only at Mosbys Other exception
ally good suits. $4,000 to $4,000.
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Daisy and ransy. have been visiting
relatives in Colossal. va.
Thomas Woodward left on Monday
to enter the University OF Virginia..
MIR. and Mrs NJ. T.. Elliott and son.
Truce Elliott. and Mrs. y NJ. Truce
have, returned from II motor "trip I"
Elizabeth City.
q. g. James was the guest OF SUI
folk friends on Sunday.
Jack Dardcn left on Monday To enter
school at McrccrsburG. Pa.
Miss Martha Dardcn left this week
to resume her studies at Sweet Eriar
College. Va.
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w. G. Wagner and e. l.. CandilI. of
Narrows Miss Blanche CandiD. OF
Whitcroctt; Mrs. w. q. CandilI, Of
rcariSbnrS: DIR. r. T.. Parker. Of
thuckatuck. and Mrs Il. s Brown. OF
New orleans.
Seltcmi'cr is bringing To Mountain
LAX, almost AS many bridal couples
:,s the month OF June There are reg
sStcrcd this week Mr.. and Mrs. Mars
don G. smith. of Richmond, ana Rev.
aud Mrs G. r. Erumbholx. of New
York CITY.
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The Following Arc Some
Excerpts From a Recent
Letter Rcccipcd From Our
Paris Representative:

Office Of j. B. Mosby 4 Co.,
, Rue des Italicns.
Paris. Sept. 10. 1916.
j. B. Mosby e. Co.
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sirs:
The Paris openings are in
full bloom, and everybody is
rushing around trying to get
news about the latest fash
ions.
The more conservative
houses have simple looking
dresses in Russian blouse
style, often with a tunic
skirt trimmed at the sides
to simulate the edge of the
Russian blouse.
The use OF fur and gold
embroidery is much in evil
dence. and the craze for
plating. already we'll start
cd. extends even to its use
in velvet.
Nclvcts. plain and fancy,
and vclorrS lie laine are
largely used. There is much
velvet and plush in combi-
nations with all other ma
tcrials. Two vclvcts are
often shown together.
With gracious salutations,
ANNE Dc JOYELLE.
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Our Wilton Rugs at $A3.5O Have
Never Been Equalled i'm Beauty

Wiltons at $3.50 arc far
and away in advance OF any
thing that has been seen
this season. Some Of the
designs are copied from old
time GObclin tapestries. in
rich shades OF blue. gray,
rose. green, etc.
This. in connection with
the price. makes our Wilton
Rugs easily the best value
in Richmond.
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Are all the term implies
they'll hold their color
under trying circumstances.
They are rather scarce
just now at the mills, and
prices have jumped consid-
erably since VIC bought our
supply last winter.
The weavcs include rcpps,
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Mrs. Il. l.. Taliafcrr". Mrs. Il. *. rabb
Miss Powell i;yrd. I. l.. Taliafcrro, OF
Gloucester VA. Airs. J. H. Grover. St.
Louis. Mo: Julian +. Miller. Mer.
chanisvillc. y. l.: J. y. G. West. Nor
folk Va: Miss Annie Minor. Rich
n,oud: Mrs NJ W. Perkins. J. w. Per-
kins. Macarthur. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
T.. ,arthcinch pittsburgh. Pa: MIR.
and Mrs w ~ knitrs. Batesvillr, Va
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Wool Jersey

Is one of the dress fabrics
that Paris is featuring this
season.
Sd inches wide, in emerald,
old rose. gold. purple. navy,
Belgian blue and cream. for
suits and separate skirts. A
soft. rich. clinging fabric, S2.75
yard.
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Genuine Sumfast Draperiies

madras, damask and khaki,
in beautiful stripes. figures
and plain effects OF blue.
rose, gold. brown and null
berry.
Our prices arc SOC, 0Oc,
%1.35, $f.JO, Sl.75. $500
and $3.50 yard fully 80
per cent less than any re-
orders will cost.
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Striped and Plaid Skirt
ings, 81. SOTO $3.50 yd

VelOurs and Scrgcs are also
among fashions fayOritcs this
fall.
These skirtings arc 81 inches
wide, in large assortment OF
handsome and stylish plaids
and stripes.
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Navy and Black Serges,
a Complete Assortment

More popular than ever this
season for dresses. Only the
best qualities.
30 inches wide, 75c yard.
80 inches wide, $500 yard.
f8 and 80 inches wide, 81. 20
yard.
- inches wide, $3.50, %i.75
to $500 yard.
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36-inch Tub Satin, in
white and flesh. $3.50, S1.75
and $500 yard.
3G-iuCh Striped Tub Silk,
in white grounds, with light
blue. navy. pink. black and
lavender stripes.
38-inch White Tub Silk,
S1.25 yard.
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have been visiting pr. and Mrs. n. r..

Miss Sallie ~. Lacy arrived here sew
eral days ago from st. Joseph. Mo. and
Is visiting her brother and sistcr-in-
law. Rev. and Mrs. J. ii. Lacy
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32-inch Striped Tub Crepe
dc Chine. white grounds.
with stripes. in all colors.
S1.50 and S1.65 yard.
:sO-inch Silk l5roadcl0th.
in white. black and flesh.
$I.50 yard.
36-inch Neptune Satin, in
white and flesh, 500 yard.
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Tub and Lingerie Satins and Silk

You'll find the most comprehensive assortment in
Richmond at Mosbys. This statement is not guess
work hearsay.
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J,B,NlpSby&&e.
Satin and Georgette
Crepe Dresses, SIS

All satin or in combination. with Cieorgcttc
One Of the newest is black satin touched with
white Made with the surplicc front and plated
back.
Others in beltcd and unc styles, trimmed with
beading and contrasting color collars All the
fall shades shown such Burgundy, plum,
brown green, taupe navy and black.
Exclusive styles and spcndidy representative Of
the Mosby standard Of finish.
The sun., 1916-11-19
CANADA REDUCES
GAME PRESERVE AREA
SpOrtSmen Say Law Circum-
scribcs Hunting Lands; Z. s.
A. Adds Refugees.

WARRINGTON. n. c.. Nov. 1s.--Game
tention Of a number OF States and Ca.
madam provinces during the 1916 ses-
s!ons.
Notwithstanding the small volume OF
legislation. considerable progress was
made in the matter Of game preserves.
both Federal and state.
Two new national parks. one on
Noun Lasscn. Cal, and the other on
Mount Kilauea. In Hawaii. were estab-
lished by Congress: bills were passed
accepting the cession OF State jurisdic-
ton over the Crater Lake. oregon. and
Mount Rainier. Washington. National
Parks. with provision for resident COM
m~issioners and enforcement OF the laws.
aud amending the Yellowstone Park act
50 as 10 facilitate protection Of the
park and 0revent poaching.
Provision has also been made for the
establishment OF game preserves on lands
purchased for the Appalachian Forest.
Under executive proclamation tho
S'eur de Mont National Monument
Of some 1000 acres on Mount Desert
Island in Maine wac created or July z.
and by executive orders two new bird
reserves were established, one on Goat
Island, In San Francisco Bay, Califor-
min. on August ., n the other. COM
nriaing four lakes on tho Platte recla-
nation project. IN Nebraska. on Au-
gust 81.
Congress has donated to the State
~ Kansas certain lands IN the for
mer Kansas National Forest for a game
preserve for the protection OF n herd Of
antelope, and Virginia has prohibited
hui ting on all lnndo in tho Massanutten
purchase In tie Appalachian Forest In
Shenandoah county. thus making tiiis
area In effect a game refuge: New Jer-
sey has authorized the expenditure Of
So 600 for the purchase NJ additional
lands fer the state game farm and tho
creation OF game preserves on private
lands, by age, m,nt. In Sussex and W"r-
rem counties.
In Canada. Manitoba has established
seven NV pame preserve. including
Cedar Lake, Dogl,ead Point. GrindstonC
Point. Lake 81. Ma. tin, Prouln PUirt,
Red pecr Point .ad Reindeer Island.
comprising $3.50 sections % land Sas-
katcA,wan has created IN additional
CYPRESS Hills preserve, and aldo the
Pasuuia, iig River ana North anil
South saskatchewan rivera rame pre-
serves. hut reduced the areas OF game
preserves on forest reservations owing
to complaints from sportsn,en that the
law which automatically makes all for
est reserves game refugees circumscribed
the hunting area.