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IiENRICO TRANSFER.

Ono Decd Of Bargnin and Sale.
Amounting to $50.
ChcVN Chase Realty Corporation to
'. ) Throckmorton, lot - in block
. ia the plan OF powhatan Place AuriI
II, 1916: $50.
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.---l--1-----
NOTTCES--Iegal.
NOTICE-BANkHuI'T.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
CNiIIIC STATES FOR THE EAST
i!iN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Ia tho matter of M ~,
TIIOS. j. FRANKLIN y,
Bankrupt. Hankruntcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS
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Plant hudded pccans now. largest nut .
thin shell Trees I-2 to 4 feet 81 Is h,
express J. r. Watkins & Bro. Midlo thia n
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FOR SALE-;;cuI Estate.

HiNrEls Park rcs'd"u"c for suIc. R,rrain
II sold pni"kiy. q iH. caro- T!u"s. Dls.
rhtIo1C storage sit" for salc. or Viii
nlllI 4. suit you. can Madison Jiit
'hih ROOM modern. attractive house: :
also '.rnon. hVGsc, Barton Heights.
,pehnuihi nom" with rooms With "-acr"
,ot fronting street SOC feet This pop
'IlE IL located In Bowling Green. tho county
sca "i tAr"lin,. Va. IL is noted for
he"lth dup business little town. with
about 800 Inhabitants. { churches. l county
hnSh school ! hhnk. hotel buggy aud 5
pt'.Nsihith shops, : garages and - stores:
niStan," =: miles from Milford. H.
T. v. X. good opportunity for any
ono rlSuirs I" engng" :n poultry raising
r"r further Information and price write
j. il Nlackicy. ,'hilcsburr. Va.
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To tho creditors Of THOMAS
FRANKLIN Vf Richmond, in the
county Of EIenrico. and district
aforcsaid-B Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
2lst day Of September. a ID. 1915. the
said THOMAS j. FRANKLIN was dub.
adjudicatcd bankrupt, and that the
FIRST meeting Of his creditors will be
hold in my. Office. Room Ills Mutual
RuildinE. Richmond. Va. on tho 18TH
DAY OF APRIL, a. u. 1871 at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon. At which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee OK.
anime tho bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may propcrly come
before said meeting.
THOS u SNEAp
,nril q JeI. -
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FOR SALE-..iscel;aneous.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

hand elevator conapietc. splendid con-
d!tion. size tx4 feet. cheap. Address T.
= care Times Dispatch.
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ICE CREAM
SEED, PLANTS AND TRIBES

Special. Tor this week. Fresh Siraw6err
Cream COMPANY.
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
Il. Il. CHAFFIN & co.
fncorporated
Zeal Estate Auctioneers.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
Commissioners Auction Sale
Of Desirable l. ands in
Flenrico County, West of
the City Of Richmond.

Acting under decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county, in tho cause
OF -. &. Luxford, ENor.. etc. VS.. Eliza
beth g. Gauthoru aud others. entered
on the 18th day OF January. 1917. the
special commissioners, APP
pointed for the purpose. will sell by
public suction. on tho premises.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. hetaern ..lbemarl. and L.ur.! ana
BelNi6erc and BROAD. diamond Ttis Re
ward Call Madison lt23.W
LOST: fountain pen With =. II. n and
1919 engraved on; t'ro =oiG snds around
-. Liberia reward. Return 20 b- chill
d,ets. as Denny street
LOST. ye.,erG.y evening on Rroaa and
Main car on or hctf'c Eleventh and
Main and seventh ruI Sr"ed \ *
fraternity pin ~ith initials - r. Y on
Rack. call Ean,iol9. .il.. Reward.
LOST. one gold ,ur button marked initial
p Return ~ Sauie VIA dee appreciated.
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BOARDING.

PEAUT1Is!-I ,iro.. ,-,,, 80, --.,,.,-.-.,
ehposure I'm board. ~" Yves. cree,
. 'otrtE. "iih"r' children. tor, Flo;d
~ "nne. wiii room tni ho~-d orc rau
srEial couple OF = ladies'. from. comfort
Iod~rn convenience, .sErdoiph i"li-J
WANTED, permanent iranslen, and table
hoardcrs. lo' East Grac. Street.,
E.AcELiE.iT hoarn ard rooIrh. al,c ,.hi.
hoard Central
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HELP wANTED-N,.le

SODA clerk experiences preferred. Ar
thur We'll. 9l6 East Main Street
"ANTEp male - trunk makers. Good
y. W: Washinston. ID. G.
NNNIED. "a skilled canrHsser for work
hlHh IS real estate proposition in New.
port News. Viz. Must lie Aggressive. Cool
nan should max" money. Commission, nith
&So per week drawing account Previous
experience in real estate not essential Ni.
ureks Hopkins Land C..npany. Inc, SiIsby
building. Newport News. Va.
BARBEil wanted for Saturday. Apply 1913
Hull Street.
100 colvred men. notice. We ship to Car
nczie Steel Company. Ut Pittsburgh Pa.
Monday. Come ana sign UP. II North
Seventh Street.
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SAFES
A BARGAIN

LARGE double door safe. SIS. delivered ant
Suaraniced 1000 pound Hall safe So
ueliNerer number or bargains in second
hand safes Larg: stock Of new safes
hAfHE S SAFE AND VAULT COMPANY
IL North Twelfth street
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Dy r. c. Fletcher. Deputy

On account OF Indictment weather the
above sale has been postponed TO take
Courthouse on
SATURDAY. APRIL :. 1917,
at u NJ
u + cfiAFFIN X co, INC
Auctioncers
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HELP WANTE:D-aiale


WAITED. men .mI boys 20 ~or. Ia our
nu1sery. 1, Hood = % Ht"t-- Park.
Wes, Street Te% School eb bntl5sinr ana ana
ply A. s.. Wa!kup ( 60.
WANTED. arst-class shoemaEers 1t once
.hoe'nskeT r. ' g, take cha.kc Of Terair OUT,
l-!fth Street
WANTED. drug clerH. Reference required.
apply J lls. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. country printer q; $40 weekly
10 start. Write, stating experience and
Auali1cAtlons WarcFly Printing Co.. Inc.
WANTED. nrst-class auIomobiIe mechanic.
Apply 3lt Horth Ftfth Street. Smith
Steel Company. OF Pittsburgh. Pa Low
est wages paid - /. cents per hour. with
advancement. Best "!iaS I0n North. We
snip Monday. Come and Sign UP. II North
seventh Street
YOUNG men wanted. Gov.rnIneni railway
nation questions free. Franklin institute.
Dept tsl D Rochester. ), y.
LfNEMAN wanted: nrst-class electric light
linenihn. Good Wages. steady WORK No
labor troubles. Apply William Foster l20s
North Thirty-Arht Str"et. Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED. cylinder pr.sliIhn capable OF
running and overseeing lo-, presses; per-
manent position. :. Apply tho Franklin Press
20: PeterSourG va
principally dry goods and shoes SpIen.
did opportunity for n hustler. Must have
some experience. Address business RoS
Is7. Richmond Va.
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SUMMER BOARDING

BOZ WARD I'm, on Hampton Roads,
Soun;ry and .ea.hor. CON slned with cts
cor icEces ENcellent table 50 20 Sic
re' wee. Write Misses Tab. Eoule.atc
ana. E,suyton. Va.
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FOR SiLE-Nlachinery

FLICK engine. mounted ,ritE No. Lane
sawmiii: also :5- horse power su3nill n,,t
~, mounted First class condition l. RIu.
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Horses, Mares, Mules

TEN GOOD sound work mules. Ia wars
OH COOL mares. hurs" and a stallion.
ChcNp l" quick buyers. Tour moncy bah
EnarEntc" liowman's Stable. l7oi Ea-.
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FOR RES1-Ifooms

FCKNTsiiED ROOMS.
a. NJ Z. 2os EsS' Grace.
NEAT. clean stesm heated. reason. ole
rates. 81 West Grace Street
fCk RENT. for light housekeeping tao
furnished rooms. III SOUTH l"lnhsrdy.
!iRST-FLOoR front room FOR ,ro gents
or man a;G pn.. i01 Norm seventh
EOS W.s, Grace DcliEhtfuI from; -oorl
iAh ha!l room. Furnished. ,orthcr:g r.
posture.
FLAT. four rooIns. bath. % Spy,n N-r.
ri.on STREE. Randolph S.6a-N
FOR rent. .Nrnlsn.d rooms Tor Urh,
housckee pinE. III SCUM !.omn..rdN.
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FOR SALE-I'arnIS.

AHIii lASD farms and beautiful country
citat"s 80 acres rich land. good build
,mEs. Hcanty 700 aeres close TO rociai
center. ,ipeil ltI acres dairy and stock
farii- bargain. Circulars Of larger ana
;inHli"r farms Madison L.. Lloyd 32j Law
BuiIdtng. Baltimore. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-07

WANTED, experienced pantry
girls. Apply Steward. Hotel
Richmond.
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YOUNG men wanted. Government railway
mall clerks. SIS month. Sample exami-
nation questions free. Franklin Institute.
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HELP WANTED-FcmaIe

,TELEriiO%E CoMrANY or viIiGi%iA
uNaAHHIED. BETwEE% THE AGES
Ii Mp ~ fn SiAtthRS3 PAM wH ~.
IT ;rn = ti:II;,. ilT;TEnEsTING WORK
LENT CHANCES FoR .hDvAScEME%T.
APPLY IN PERSON. MISS BoLTZ Toe
EAST GnACE STREET. IOOM 2o..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

George n. Tilden went to the capital
to-day to attend reunion of the 1908
legislature.
/ Max L. Powell of Burlington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
Walk right to the phone, now, and
order wishing Ring seats at browns.
They are going fast. Don't miss this
| exceptional show.-adv.
Mrs. Peter Bernasconi and grandson,
Arthur Jacques. of Foster street left the
city last evening for st. Louis, Mo-,
where they are to make an extended visit
with relatives.
The regular business meeting of the
woman's guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will be held at the home of
Mrs. William Black, 20 Maple Grove, on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50. 1t is hoped
there win be large attendance.
The entertainment committee of st.
Aldemar commandery is arranging for
ladies' night, to be held some evening
near Washingtons birthday The affair
viii take the form of an old fashioned
party and will be held in the command
cry hail. A definite date will be an
nounced within few days.
Among the guests who registered at
Hotel Barre last night and this morning
were the following people; Mr.. and Mrs.
4, M Stern of New York City. Mrs, Amy
McKeown of st. Adams, u. X, Beaton of
Detroit, Mich, Max /. Powell of Bur
lington. William G. Cross of Littleton,
n H., j. q. Mcleod of Brookfeld, Mass,
L. II. Wilson and II. NJ. Clay of Bur
lington, II. NJ. brennan of st. Adams,
Z. g. Irving of Lawrence, Mass, George
II. Wilder, Thomas b, Garvey, II. A. But
Ter and w. Il, Adams of Burlington.
The Salvation Army is very much in
need of funds to carry on it's usual local
work and also the temporary relief work
which is being carried on for the remain !
ing cold months, and the officers earnest |
~ appeal to the general public to aid
them with cast-off clothing, furniture or
the like, which they can turn into money |
to help carry on this work. The Army |
also uses great deal of this clothing |
for the needy poor. The officers an
that they will serve the usual |
free lunch on Wednesday and Saturday !
nights and also that a rummage sale will |
be held Thursday afternoon, Feb. S, COM
mencing at p. m, and lasting into the
evening. Address all notices to Saliva
ton Army. box 23s, Barre CITY,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
BARRE CUEMEN WON.
Added "a Points to Their Lead over the
Imperials of Montpelier.

The fifth of six matches in the pool
tournament which the teams from Muir
ply & Weafer's and the Imperial par
lors in Montpelier are playing this win
ter was held at the Murphy & Wesfer
poolroom last evening. with the Barre
team strengthening their hold on the lead
by gaining y points on their rivals, al
though it was closely contested game
throughout, and the same spirit which
has been made manifest by the Imperial
players throughout the entire series was
in evidence last night.
Tommy" Batchelder of the local team
made the highest run, by shooting %
into the pockets in succession, it also
being the highest run made thus far in
the series, Batehelder also starred for
the local combination by defeating his
man 100 to 81, while Congo was a close
second with total of 100 to &C. The
final game of the series will be played
next Tuesday evening at the Imperial
rooms in Montpelier, it being the last
and deciding game of the series. The
score is as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

J. A. Hastings of Groton, who has
been in the city during the past few
days on business, returned to his home
last evening.
w. w. Perkins, an agent in Windsor
and Orange counties for the d. A. Perry
Real Estate Co., was among the bust
ness visitors in the city to-day
The Barre Milk Producers assoeia-
ton viii hold meeting in the hall in
the Worthen block at 10 o'clock Friday
morning, the meeting being called for
the purpose of considering their connee-
ton with the New England Milk Pro-
ducers' association. President Il. O, Col
by of the n. f. NJ. p A. will be present
as one of the speakers of the day, giving
the local producers a clearer insight into
the present milk situation, as it is
throughout the country to-day. County
Agent F. II. Abbott will also be one of
the speakers, giving short talk on tn.
feeding for producing milk, as well as
other stock feeding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
New Spring Goods

These you cannot buy any
too soon. Your first selec-
tions will be your best this
season. There will be goods
enough all of this season, Lat
er the assortment will be
poorer and the prices higher.
This is no guesswork. We are
having to pay more for mer-
chandise as time goes on.
All of our spring goods
bought in advance will be at a
less price. This means all new
goods now on our counters.
One of the things that we won't
have later is Imported Scotch Cling
hams. This line is now very pretty
and the price twhile worth 35cl is
but 29c.
Burton Brothers Reception Voiles
in spring patterns and new shades.
Ask to see the latest in Paisley
Patterns. These in Silks as well as in
Wash Goods.
An entirely new line of Yard Wide
Wash Silks for Ladies Waists and
Gents Shirts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
BURLINGTON WON.
Defeated Hardwick Academy, SO to IS, at
Burlington.

Burlington, Feb. Huntington high
school defeated Hardwick academy, 80 TO
Is, last evening. The lineup was as fol-
Iows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Grace NJ Morse, teacher of piano,
phone 666-W
A few good seats for the Wishing
Ring" still left at Drown's.-adv.
Wishing Ring" cast of 300 people;
best drilled bunch ever had, says the
producer, and from all press notices
shown the Woman's club, he has a
flew adv
Mrs. George Apnas of Church street
left this morning for Harris, Me, where
she will spend a few days. having been
called there by the serious illness of
her brother, William Jackson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt graf
itude TO the neighbors and other friends
who gave 50 generously Of their sympa-
thy and assistance during our recent be-
also we extend thanks TO
those who contributed flowers at the
funeral.
Mrs f. a. Bugbee,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Z. Bugbee,
Mrs. Jessie Douglas,
Francis Douglas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
Y. M. C. A. SECRETARY RESIGNS.
Edward X. Allen Has Been in Burlington
Long Time.

Burlington, Feb. Edward X. Allen,
who has been general secretary of the To-
cal Young Mems Christian association
for seven and half years, has resigned.
The board of directors, at the regular
monthly meeting last night, accepted the
resignation, to take effect April 4, Reso
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
Labor Mass Meeting Tonight.

An adjourned mass meeting will be
held in the carpenters hall. Nichols block,
this "wednesday evening at 1880 All
union men and sympathizers are asked
to attend to further the interests Of labor
candidates for city and ward Offices. Per
order committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
Ladies' Separate Skirts

We are putting on sale this
week a lot of odd Skirts in the
past seasons best values -
Skirts where there is only one
or two of a model. These are
in Plain Cloths and Mixtures;
values from $500 to $1,000.
These are all on one rack; the
sizes are mostly from 23'to 27-
inch waist and were good
values.
These we are putting on
this rack to clean up in the
next few days at one-half the
original price. This is a
chance to get a fine, service
able, Atwood Skirt at the
price of a cotton-mixed one.
You should see these values
while the assortment is good.
For the next ten days, while
this sale is on, we will give
you a chance to select from
our whole Skirt stock at a ten
per cent. discount. These are
the seasons best values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
MIDDLESEX.

Old fashioned oyster supper and dance
at Holden hall, Middlesex, Friday even
ing. Feb. o. Elmore's orchestra. New
floor. Full bill, Sl,25. Care of teams
free.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07

buttons of appreciation of the general
secretary's service were passed by the
board Mr.. Allen has not planned def
nitely regarding the future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07

Referee-Kenefick. Scorers-Clark, b.
II. s., Thomas, H. A Timers-Taggart,
h. H. s., Brodie, H. A. Baskets from
floor-B lodgett S, McCuen 6, Branon 4,
Lewis 3. Thompson 3, Campbell, wilkins,
Katz. Free throws Blodgett ,, Lewis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
GRANITEVILLE.

A regular meeting of Granite Noun
tain lodge, No. 1897, /. 0. 0. f., NJ. IT,,
viii be held in Miles hall Friday, Feb.
9, at 6 p. m. sharp. Per order n. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
The Finger Tip of arts
Touches Each Printzess and WOOtex Garment

Those who Pnnz Woolex the fabrics and s
Each Pne and Wooex whether simple
These the approved and be
who insist that detail Of their shall be marked by Distinction
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
Bargain Basement

Here are a few kinds that
you can save money on.
One lot, broken sizes, in SOC
Ladies' Knit Underwear, in
Vests and Pants. These at
39c each.
One lot of Pearl and Ivory Buttons
at sale prices.
One lot of 15c and lSc Figured
Lawns and Muslins at 12hc yard.
One lot of 65c White Mercerized
Damask at SOC per yard.
One lot of 25c Mercerized Figured
Lace and Plain Muslins at lie per
yard.
Yard Wide Damask and Light Per-
Gales in Basement at 15c. A part of
these are worth lSc per yard.
One lot of 40-inch Unbleached Cot
ton, nearly as good as Lockwood; this
lot 12hc per yard.
One lot of very fine 2s-inch Navy
Percale in Basement at l2Bc per
yard.
One lot Of l5c and lsc Checked and
Striped White Goods at 12hc per
yard.
You can save on your Muslin I'm
derwear in our basement.
The Washington times., 1917-12-18
BONDNTEREST WILL
BEPAID ON DEMAND
At BANKS OR P. 0.
M - &8@x JUST MORE SHOPPING DAYS
NJ EyA14 Choose From Complete Stocks Here!
Q x kRn with CTS EkN zLRat

Officials Of the Treasury. when
their attention was called to the fact
that many holders OF Liberty Loan
Sh per cent bonds were experiencing
some difficulty in getting their divi-
bends, due last Saturday. authorized
the statement that all banks and post
offices had been directed to pay the
Interest 10 the bond or coupon holders
without delay and without identinca-
tIon, according to Washington dis
patch 70 the Baltimore Sun.
All that Is necessary for the bond
or coupon holder TO do IL to present
either the bond with the coupon at
taced or the coupon detached to any
bank or any postoffice and receive his
or her money. Identification 81 In no
sense necessary. The Treasury De-
partment has ruled specifically on
this point. The holder Of the coupon.
whether attached or detached from
the bond, iS entitled to receive the
dividend.
or course, in the case Of registered
bonds the dividend checks are mailed
out direct from the Treasury Depart
ment, but In the case Of all unregiGt-
cred bonds, which includes most OF
the Liberty Loan 81 per cent the
possession OF the coupon is all that
10 required by the Government for
the payment Of interest.
There Is one other class OF bond
purchasers, however. who hold neither
registered nor unregistered bonds.
They are investors to whom their
bonds have not been delivered for
one reason or another. They hold In
term certificates instead Of the bond
Itself. In such cases the certificate
holders are required to present their
certificates TO the bank from which
they purchased their bonds. These
banks are authorized to pay full
interest upon the certificates just As
though the bonds or coupons them
selves we're presented. The remainder
of the transaction is between the
banks and the Government.
The Washington times., 1917-12-18
SEA SERVICE MEMS
CLUBROOM OPENED

Sailors and marines on shore leave
In Washington today have only few
blocks to 30 from the navy yard to the
new club house. which has been opened
for them at "a Eighth street southeast
BY the Women'S Service. Inc. Of which
Mrs. George Dewey IS president
TIE club is open, from / to 10 p. m.
Nothing that the members Of the com
mIttee in charge can do for the COM
port and convenience OF the men has
bean left undone. On the first floor are
reception rooms where the men can
meet their relatives and friends. The
second floor is fitted Up for recreation
and game rooms and the third into
writing and reading rooms. Free classes
81 military French, both afternoon and
evening. have been arranged for those
who care to take advantage OF them.
The Washington times., 1917-12-18
WOMAN GAGGED SELF
TO OFFSET GOSSPERS

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1S.-The story
Of Mrs. Bertha Vogelgessng, eighteen
years old, that she was bound and
ragged in her home by a yelled
women and a strange man. has been
exploded by her own statement to the
police. She has admitted that she
bound and gagged herself in an ef.
fort TO deceive her husband.
After being discovered bound the
woman told the police and her hus
band. who is an employee at the dry
docks here. that a yelled woman and
= strange man had forced an en-,
trance and forcibly bound her. She
said she concOcted the story TO offset
neighborhood gossip which she feared
would reach her husband.
The Washington times., 1917-12-18
VIM. A. Rogers
SnverWare

Every piece bears the trademark
of these famous silversmiths "a
guarantee of quality and service.
A pleasing variety Of new designs
The Washington times., 1917-12-18

Practical aud well made Shaving
stnads, complete With adjustable
bevel mirror. prlcad G1 0Q
ct ......-, -, !. OAsON'
The Washington times., 1917-12-18
Intimate Gifts
of Undernuslins

NainsOok Corset Covers, trimmed
with dainty laees and embroideries:
all sizes. Large variety Of Sna-
new styles ..----.--..-s..... W.,
NaInsOOk NIEhtEOWns, pink and.
white; new yoke styles; with. -.
high and low CT Ok
wOmen's Crepe NIEbtEoUns, blue.
bird and butterfly designs. CT 40
Also pink and white .....,.. U1S-fO
GoIdenberE'-ThIrd FToor. vs.
The Washington times., 1917-12-18

also COIIar and OuIT Hets.
Satin Tuxedo Collars, in various
styles.
satin Tuxedo Collar and Cuff
Sets
Satin Collars, large sailor back
shape, trimmed with wide Venice
lace.
GeOrEette Crepe Collars, en-
broidered. hemstitched. tucked
and lace trimmed styles.
Georrette Crepe Collar and
Cuff Sets.
styles.
GoldenberE's-Ftrx FIOOr.
The Washington times., 1917-12-18
Neckwear for Holiday Gifts at ST. 90

wing: J
BenGalines Collars, Tuxedo
shape, alse large sailor back
style, trimmed with wide point
Venice lace. :
lars, embroidered and lace trim-1
med styles.
stocks and Jab0ts. in many /
styles, Of net and laces.
Boudoir Caps, many pleasing !
styles.
BrOeade Satin Tuxedo Collars.
pretty shapes and styleE-
Fine Net Tuxedo Collars, also /.
flat collars. {.
Satin Collars. new Buster and
Monk styles.