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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Lonesome doesn't express how
il ls IN Burns, r,ncs soine of our
be4 boys have gone 10 lelp in
Uncle Saas's" Exrvics. ~~
Miss Mabel Mxthi# spent Sunday
in Dickson the guest oi Miss Bertha
kadden.
--t4sy.et, l,.fts.-e ~s~ IN A4.Ap,llA
Friday and Saturday attending the
State Fair,
Misses Ida hrown and B@eci,ie
iiautngioa. II Nails Greek. spent
Sunday sNernoon ia Hurn#.
Misses Clara Meet and Blanche
lnlsrH ss-,sisss teachers In the
Burns public school. met forty two
ot their pupils al ! y. m Sunday
spd nhspvrsned them nn grape
and hsrisnm hunt. Many hs1'r:
nuts serr ipsnj and a great lot Of
ION Vas the msult
Misses Msgdslsne Mathis and
Maude Tldwe,l Rom.y ksetier and
Lance Jones Aere guests oi Mrs
|thrissins Bruce al Coiesburg sun
day afternoon,
Miss Vara Carr wes, 10 Camden
Monday wbsr. ste heglns teaching
10 the Camden High School.
Miss kllsshesh carton was in
Dickson shaping Saturday after.
ntsaa.
Win PARIS ~ Camden wsa the
guest oi Mtss Owe Austin las, Fri.
day evening
Miss Bessie l.adtl e' Beaveriam
wss in Burns Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lima Tid~elI, ~hn has iseen
60 an extended viss; In Colorado.
returned home Monday night,
Mesdames SAM Brown and Frank
Austin are VISITING felstiyes ia Say.
den tssls week
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wyatt. and
chllsi~n spent Saturday and Sun
day in Nashville.
". X, Alspangh and fsts Chsn-
die, wess in Nashville last Friday.
Mrs ',so. Eleaser and daughter.
N ~s EhHabeih. nj l,'eksen. sp~s,t
the weekend 10 Borns with rslativfs
aud ir,ertds.
Mrs Maggie Mxip entertained
lasi Tuesday evefiug wsth a parry
in honor a our soid+v hoys who
had 10 lssvs los Camp t,ssson We'd
nssisy evening q A sesd. socsxhls
,itns wss ensoyed by a large crossi
oi girls asd boys. A ~stssmesOn
iesss Vas q CHIEF feature d the rafsy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
Mammoth Carnival Hold
ing Forth Here This Week

rnsser the title al Great Americas,
sasows, shr tsxEvws easnsval that has
syss visited Dickson arrived here
Monday norning for n weeks en.
g&xwmfni, They have their gwn
srxla ot ears--nins In nuase*r--aad
are odessns tfae amusement-sesking
public many al ihe best attractions
that are Characteristic d such ~.
sfesaiioan Among tAs amasemonfs
aFe the merry. 40. round, i~ffis wheel.
the Georgia minsssels. the my~es.
isns submarine show. the slay csha.
res show. Proi, Litlk.,aa's -aasas
waa,ier~ Lady Fanehioa--,he wda.
Gated horse. aud etAess. Free hand
coaetrss are given each evening ca
Main street and on grounds.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
'souIn's RESOURCES
SHOWN n rnkElsT
NJ. {. & 81. l.. Railway Has
Exhibit q the Natloaal
Chemical Exposltisn.

Perhaps one u The most complete
~xAio,ts dealing with Tho rssS1fusa
u che South evsF shown. u tAAs Il
the Nashsiils. CAAtaaaosSs 4 -
l.aals Railway a tAs TAlra Nati0a.
nj Casmloai industries kssositian
n sas Grand censsAl PslAce In Neg
York.
This -sxhlhm Will assshtlsss b.
warth murh 10 sh~ tsssitesy issvsss
sssi by the road, and. In isca shs
whole South. ~ Il dimets tl,@ stasn,
thn al ksstcfn earisai h. the thlxss
that the South Aas Ia olis u The
matter 81 chemical and otAss -
sources.
The varied resources Il the Sauth
have been gathered and psessaisd
10 attractive nsm. aud potioa pic-
''es1s17 rAtssH slss~saoy Mr.. @ssh aA
r~any industries also l#n 4 pan a
the esh,hli, Data on the various
minerals and asl,ss rssouscss asaA
sils.in sasttns euAatisaes, sAssase
the teri,asy lsss Asss psspAssd, -
isslscxtiaas ARE that the sxhlbli Will
hs the mesns a aasssssiaa conaldst.
able capital to ths aowaA.
This dl~play Il ~ rasossoss VI
the South Al n sRposaliee sasA ~
the National chsmiasi tsas1lsisa
Esposition 10, y kaA AaetASs svt-
deuce oi the progressive apisit vhieA
IN eharaetssiaIns lh* s6osts u ~
N. G. 4 st. l.. Ry, Tbs roaA ssar
lises tina, In helping ths HostA u
In slso helping issslf. and much
time was spen. In collecting ths
exhibit and Tho preparation Al ~
tAsn,ie stat.stics l~ ths propef ad'
vsrslsins oi the resources oi the
territory.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
Citizens ut tiarner's Greek
Have Fair" oi Their Own

Quite a unique service was Leid
at th1 fs~s Chapel sghoalhouse
ls.t Sunday aftespcon. The huiia.
ing had been TUNED into Har.
vest Home where was most hand.
somsiy arranged a magnificent dls-
play of THE fruits al the harseat, "
carrying out custom Ut Biblical
times, There wsrs represented IN
the display almost evsry product
grown imaginable. and were al the
bes' quality. la fact, TIE display
would have heen more than a good
start towards y County Fair. as far
~ agricultural exhibits play d part.
La the eentrs et long table was .
mammoth pumpkin, surrounded By
other necessitifs oi lisr Mature pro-
Yides. The wslls were also ,i.cora.
ted, bearing notices made silh let,
ters from apples and com. special
credit is due those who lent tlltis
efforts IN this connection.
Following the adjournment oi
sunday-Scheo an address fitting
10 the occasion was made by Rev
st> Astsea ~ 4se sSsa4 H. sssssysl:
in ~ona was given by Miss
Hattie Knapp Of the Garner Creek
vicinity 4 large crowd was pres.
ri,t among whom wsrs MI IF, RI
Cowan. Cecil Locke aud Herbert
Talent ol Dickson. A Vlslfog,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Hubert Stanley I.artins. Char
| latte,
Geo X. Metollaln. Slay,ien.
Hugh samusi Joues, Sylvia.
Samuel isham Hall. Burma.
Robert Clayton Adccck. Dickson
Norman Y. Sirks. Cumberland
Furnace.
Clarence N Nicks, Dickson, Il Z.
Thurman Scott. Dickraa,
Sam Henry saniivots. White
Blafl, >, ; 4. :, ~.
Finest 4 fsaIfsn.4r,' ri iflssssasessssst 49,.
City.
Rob, Monroe Hicks, Dickson.
Jea Issssa, A4sise Nt@a ,-.>
Brack Hollis, slayden,
Alex. Spicer, Burns.
SAMUEL sectt ieonsgaa. Dickson,
Route /
Lee Neslle nrasS,n, Cumberland
Furnace.
John Clarence Gillian, Cleyef.
dale,
Clayton Daniel. Dickson. RI. Z.
Leo l., Springer, Cumberland
Furnace.
Virgil Carter Baker, Dickson.
Jim Roberts, Dickson, Route 1
Jesse Clyde Hamilton. Dickson.
Geo. Martin Hampton. Charlotte.
Route !.
Grover Cleveland Vaughn. Dick.
son,
Jay Taylor, White Bluff.
BatsoR h. Street. Tennessee City,
Route |.
Thomas Henry Speigh.. Cheap
Hill. Route Z.
Guy O. Oakley. White Bluff,
Albert Upton. Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

We have plenty more new
utility ,ilngham Amoskeg--
the best; all YOU want AT ibe
per yard, Tom lIalbrook.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

You bet, we can sell you all
the good Outing YOU want at
lle~peF y,i.. sH " by halt.
When n irllrw teiis. sou VIZ
cant, he bought higher than
Haihrook Il to. did, or wants
more profit,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM CAMP GORDON
Dickson County Boys Arrive
Sale at Camp, the Joiiiest
of Any on Board Train.
my SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The Dickson County men OF war
arrived al Camp Gordon saie. and
beyond a doubt. they were ths iol.
lis.t crowd on board the train u
$50 m@n.
We wers carried 10 headquarters
Immediately alter our arrival and
assigned 10 various companies
some being put in the Headquartsr .
Company nj the s2Tth lniautfy.
some in the supply Company, and
oth~rs in Tho Field ARTILLERY. We
are AT a complete loss TO know ss
10 where all the Dickson County
boys are located bu. hope 10 find
out in time 10 state ia our next
commuaicSsion. The camp is tn
tirely too large iof complete compre.
: >sehss,ff >.t.st@tt'*t!s.,,S s5>,s1 :. a," ~
We arrived Thursday ahout noon
Friday At 5 a.m, all we're awakened
'ty: ths ,s,usia .s.asa. aasl ;~~se ap,
and ready Tor roll call At SIS. To
our great surprise, al six O'Clock
~ we're started OH hike oi twelve
mites soms ot tbs best survived
the test. but y great number fell
cut. TO our in6nite JOY We we're
dismissed Tor the afternoon. bat II
any one VI the bunch Ieit his bunk.
We are ignorant of the fact,
Tn. usual grectlaS on neetins a
friend w, Have you had your shot
yeti" this having reference to the
vaccination aud .naccus,ion. Sore
arms ami shoulders are becoming
very numerous, hu. we lear the
worst In yet TO come
Camp Gotdon IL located about
twelve miles from Atlanta in \ very
desirable location. IL Ia not yet in
good order. but is being put IN
shape IA rapidly aa possible. We
understand tho camp covers about
nine miles ol space.
The Y NJ &. A. deserves spsc,al
mention fW lts excellent work. BY
this great institution, Christian
environment II thrown around the
boys, Moral and Christian lectures
are given ,htuout the week, also
pictures and good singing. The y
N. T., A, furnishes stationery free Of
charge. and vsrioas other things, |
liz fact. II II the home at the sol !
di-rs. Ntetrolsa and pianos ARE
furnished and everybody is vel |
colae t. usn them a, his pleasure
W swn y-. --- ~ ti.- N G Al
you can bank On not becoming
lonesome
We viii endsavor Ia give the
readers of The il,sald better llne
nf lup. next week. as we will
have more time We wish tn say
In tehalI vt sh~ ~sge' sherman. tina,
he ~ kitiHF.
PGSAtE 4, FREEMAN.
.r-.-, lAasAgk J ii g kkGA,lS0\.
Special Correspondents
Camp GMion Sept 20. 1917
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
WANTED

Indian flints. 10 all shapes
Darts, spikes, Arrow Heads. Beads.
Drills. Hoes. Bear skinnsr.. pfps~.
Tomahswk, in faci. any kind of Z
stone used by the Indians. il we'll
made. s-ni description oi your
relics, or wrap each one separate
ani pack in tox aud ssnd by insur.
ed parcel post, aud | Gill makvyoa
an offer. and il II does moi snii you
| sill return them by parcel post.
JOE GRIFFIN.
psgram. Tenn. Route Z.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

! want to hire two men to cut
erossiies. two men 10 cut staye bolts
and six men to cut cord wood, ON
land l.mile west OF Dickson. viii
pay 4. making large ties lsc. small
ties l3e. VIII pay e. IS per cord
Tor making stava bolts and 15c per
cord tos eofd.wood Will pay cash
evesy Saturday night, Am anxious
TO employ ten men.
PITT HENSLEE,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

kuf sale, tirh, Red River farms
and plantations near Alexandria,
Louisiana. a thriving city vt more
than twenty thousand Delightful
climate. two and thna successive
crops year, For intorms,ion and
prices. write Central louisAsna Real.
ty Company :, Il Cummlas, sec,
retary, Alexsmtrts. La. rst II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
THIRD INCREMENT OF
ARMY TO MOVE OCT. 3
Quota OF Every Board in the State Will BE
Sent to Camp Gordom-List OF Those
Certified In Dickson County.

| Tho secoad increment os kh0G
S,532 drafted men fs the na,lona
army al Camp Garsinn moved tret,
various parts u Tennessee septem
b-r 18th 10 23rd wishnu. The slight
est mishsp OF accident. and all ih,
men are now in III. cantonment ea
Atlanta.
Tuesday, Chairman Saith nt the
t s...s ceaaeil G 'spi lisI 4 s.+ae.,4,t
6osr'sr In the state To begin moving
the third increment "Wednesday
I,tlctsh~e asa. asaa 90. eanAi,sae thu
movement until all white regisuan,,
required to till their quota had beer
sntsa,n-ti for Camp Gordon.
Iu the movement NJ dsa!ied men
10 camps, rsnn~ssre has again led
all southern states Ia numbet. and
promp.ness. and Chairman Smith
in confident that the states Qtsots
|oi la.52s asn will he in Camp tor
don ahead oi all other common
wealths In Dtxia.
The following notice to the Local
Boards was forwarded Tuesday by
Chairman smith:
On October yrd. begin sending
from day to day to Camp Gordoa
white men as last ~ they ran be
certified from distssc. board TO yoa
board. including white men that
may have been already certified by
the district board vino nave nat been
.ent to mobilization camp. until ALI
white men within your quota have
been sent, For example: II III.
entire quota II your BOARD is 100
and tina, number has been physical
ly examined and certified Tor mill.
tary service by the district board
LOS @t 'anni being Write sfsa w.
o''1eo' anu vow pave i'' Teh' ~
- ".,,a ,l,,,' ,.,n, a. :, l,y
- tr-, =. -.l..s .... s..s..aea by The
,i,strie, board until $50, OF all white
wv" "'''"" s'"' '"''" Jaw "''
.'t,,,o,.a ,,., x,,l m, H.. se,, ,e
moLlga,,an camp un,ii further Or.
i.rsd.
fn}tr thu. arrangement. shiie
mtn within y"o' qno's whose ea'i
:" '''' '''' ~" " "''''''' :.
-. .., 3, ~ - .,,d s,r
,,,,,, ,,.s,Ss oay we san, l..,
'"e '"''""'s ''' ~ '" ~
'of m'I''sfs service ny u'~ '"ca'
Board so' Dickson SounF have
been duty passed opon ~ 'he prop
er i.os'al and District Bosr'ts sn'i
arr crrl.ie,. ~ selected Tor nil'sry
service. aud not exempted OF dis
,.h,rye,l.
ts p,o,. n,.l.nr
c
i'''s ' ~
'''.'' , :
""f '''
""S"e
otin i~'nsas Ssos''f barhs
Ferry o. N'ck'' o'eks''h'
"o"dy Lawrence fe~ers. say
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Dickson 10 soon 10 ENJOY a dra.
natio treat In the presentation al
Madam Butterfly, This role, a~
pmiraysd by tietaldine ksrar ia
sspaSsssssssxazxs 4 Sazy ,ssssssxsa IN
FINLAND. will he presented in "
inost attractive way Ia Dickson al
sn ssrly date Ws,ch this paper
fnr further reformation ..'' 80
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

On Octohss 4. tei7. ~ vlll ell
st public sale the psssssal prop~sly
oi iae iAts Jssse y. MoOss. coasist.
ina Ut ,wo horses. II laead oi csllls.
corn. oats. hay, two wasoas. baasy.
iull line oi lAsmins .oola. sad Aosss-
bold sooda. Terms: rivs uoiiars
and under. cssh, oves Fivs Doll&rs.
90 twelve months time, viii i6a&s.
OH and AppxaveA ~erarity. : : $ @'s..s
W. 4. MoORE.
9.2s Adminlstsstns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

II you want to buy the most
up-to.date Ladies' SUIT or
Coat in Dickson. look at Tom
,ialtsr-pk' > line. e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

II you want to sell your
C'rossties, drive them up in
front Of Tom Halhrook' y door.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

The Owl Printery il the place 10
sss first oiass printing.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27

MISS ROSE Q. SULLIVAN,
ments, they send out their hurry call to
be careful. Each has Its warning note
watch frequently takes the form Of indi-
geEtion, dyspepsia, gas on the stomach,
nervousness, constipation, pains IN the
Nine out OF ten people ignore these hrst
symptoms and wait until serious illness
has laid them low, before they GEEK re-
lief
Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach
remedy. assists Nature, and will bring
relief in practically all cases Of . de-
ranged stomach, liver or kidneys. Thou
sands Of well known people are tsstityinE
to the great beneht they have received
after they had practically given up all
hope OF permanent relief.
One of the latest signed testimonials Is
that OF Miss Rose c. sullivan, who lives
at No, 1881 c street southwest, and Is q
popular young lady, having hosts OF
friends IN the city. She tells how her
mother was relieved Of bad case Of
stomach trouble BY Plant Juice, a. fol-
lows;
My mother had suffered for twenty
four years with kidney trouble and rhsu-
matiHm; she bad continual pain In her
aide which became worse At night and
abe could never get any sleep and had to
have hot applications constantly all night
n long. Her nrnps would get 50 stid that
she could not use thsna, and were very
painful Her kidneys we're badly affect
II and she had terrible pains In her back
! ID all over her body. She had tried
fer 90 many different medicines but
one Of thern gave her any permanent
snsht. We had read Of the wonderful
lres that your Plant Juice had made In
ther cities and got bottle for my
other One bottle has relieved her en-
rely Of the pain in her side. She eaA
eep the night through. II has relieved
~ kidneys and rheumatism. and she has
u an ache or pain. Plant Juice was
ne only medicine 20 relieve her and we
viii recommend Il 70 all Of our friends"
The Plant Juice Man is at the Peoples
Drug store. eorne. Of Seventh and e
streets, whore he Is daily meeting the
Local public and introducing and explain
Ing the merits Of this remedy.
On saturday he viii remain At tie store
until 10 p m to meet those who ars un-
anls to eau during the day.-AdY.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
Friday Sale of
Women's s White
Summer Hose

50 dozen pairs women's white
silk Lsle Hose, full fashioned feet
ana legs. An especially good value
at 81 lie pair.
And the following:
lS pAtrE Women's white SIlk
Hose In regular and extra size
legs. 9, 81 and 10: slightly soiled
and irregular in weave. Sc Psir1
were SiiS and $3.50.
16 pairs Women's Black Boot SILK
Hose; double Goles and high spliced
heels; irregular weaves; sizes 81
and 10, S1zc Pairt were 6Oc-
sc pairs Women's Black Llsls and
silk Lisle Hose; extra size leRs; Q,
81 and IoA: irregular weAgeS
SIC PaIrt were SOC.
Main do0-G -
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
Sweater Department

Mostly styles we will not have
again. which shows how well they
were liked: have been used as
result.
2 Green Fiber silk Sweaters; sizes
80 and ~. SS-9S eachJ were $500.
Green Fiber Silk Sweater; size
80. s%.75I was $500.
Gold Fiber Silk Sweater; size 80.
e<-7OJ was $500.
Two-toHed Wool Sweater. szTSy
was $500.
Green Shetland Wool Sweater,
white collar. cuffs and belt; size ~.
s3.05I was S5.T5.
Lavender and white Striped
Wool Sweater; siIe 3S. Rd.7St was
Ss.75.
white and Black Combed Wool
Sweater. sIo.ooI was tl276.
Third hoor-G ~
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
Men S Department

- short lengths OF Imported COL
ored Madras such a. used in max
ing Custom ShirtH; lengths range
from 70 . yards; suitable for chill
drsn's waists and dresses. &c yard .
were Soc
Mems English Tweed Sports
Hats: black and white checks and
plAidS; suitable for women's wear
sizes IA. CSC eachT were Si.6o.
II Mems Colored NeEiiEe Shirts:
coat style with attached cuffs: sizes
le and II, Is and lSi4. &c esehG
were $50.
is Mems Cloth Golf Cape: discon-
tinued styles in checks, plsids and
stripes: sizes 6&, and ~. Sc
eaehJ were soc
sT pairs Mems Fancy CoIored
Seamless SILK Socks: discontinued
patterns; size 81. Sc each, 3 for
SI.OoJ were Soc
Main 6oor-F q.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
Purely Personal


Arthur l. coehart. ~ the Bureau of
Standards. has rssignsA
Louis Yarrow. IN the Bureau OF Stand
ards. has received a promotson.
A v. LlufrIo, In the Bureau Of Stand
ards, has received a promotion
John Mswss haa resolved prooational
appointment in tee Coast and Geoastic
Survey.
Samuel W. Epstsin has fsodvsd pro-
eational appointment In the Coast and
aeodetic Survey.
Charles B. Ford. Of ths Treasury De-
rartment has ooen Transferred 70 the
Coast and Geodstic Survey.
George Kefarxor. OF Roanolrs. Va. who
has heen in the city for q few days.
eft last night for home.
Howard n. Murphy. os Newport News.
Va, was q Visitor IN Washington yes
terday.
Dan Coleman. attorney fron Norfolk.
Va. 3 IN washington for q tsw days.
John Madden, OF Norfolk. Va. Is Wis
ting Edward MEloney at Biadsnsourg'
Nd
Col. n. s. Perry. of Charlottesville,
Va. who had been In Washington for
several days. left last night for Norsalk
and the South.
who has been Visiting relatives In Wesh-
ington for a few weeks, has returned
to her home.
Edward Robinson. % the Navy Yard.
has been taking his annual leave
J. ]. CuHfton. o. the city postoniee, re-
signed last week. owing to tl-hsalth-
BENJAMIN g. AIbaugh. OF the Govern
Rent Printing oHace. b on leave OF ABB
senca.
Adam Lembach has been appointed at
the Bure4n Of Engraving and Printing.
William A. Roberts. OF the Government
Printing ounce, has been detailed TO the
night force
Davii Reidy. OF the washington Nav
Yard. Is confined to his home by Illness.
Robert FeIman Is visiting fr+ends In
Trenton. n. J.
Charles LohEaaa. of the Patent once,
has been promoted.
Romaine Lowry Of the Agriculture
Departmenf. has been transferred to
New York City.
Charles z. Hampton. Of the Interior
Department. has resigned.
Franklin @. Professor Of the Govern
uent Printing Once. has resigned d.
Mrs. Mary d. Hopkins. OF New York.
Is staying AZ the National American
Woman suffrage Assoeistions headquaT-
tsrA
Charles Coates has seeeiVed an emer-
seney appointment In the GovernKasnt
a Printing once.
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, honorary
president OF the National American
1 Woman Suffrage Association will ar
\ rive IN the city this morning.
B John Newes. Of the Coast and Geo
detic Survey, has received prooattonal
appointment.
Charles b. Ford, Of the Treasury De
Partment has been transterred 10 TIC
Ccast and Geodetfc Survey.
CorbIn z Judd received temporary ap-
poinerent In the Coast and Geodeuc
Survey as a surgeon.
Miss Pickens Ceeile Legare. OF Charies-
toa. 5. c., h visiting friends in wash
ington, previous TO q stay Of some weeks
with relatives In Brentwood. Nd.
Miss Nesta ViIlisrs-StuArt, daughter al
Lady Muir. Blair Drummond, FerthEhtre
Is doing duty as parior maid IN .
London hospital for soldiers.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
Friday Special Sale of
Women s Pumps

Desirable styles of best quality
materials-in fact such shoes
could hardly be bought at whole
sale today for the prices which
they were originally marked to
sell for. This fact affords an j.
lustration Of the value patrons
Will get who purchase. A good
assortment Of sizes.
Patent coltskin Pumps. Colonial
styles trimmed with buckles, also
plain models; hand-turn and welt
solss: French and Spanish heels.
Sizes T. 5. 9 and "A; .. I, AZ, 6.
81 and : A az; 4 and 2;
ga SA 1.sS 81 and {;
Gun a...t suSs:, : M; .oa. ny tnS t9tnm.a p
with buckles and others plain. Sizes
az e; :. ~, & and D.
Ivory Kidskin Marhrtdgs Pumps,
hand-turn solsS and self-coversd
spanish heels. Sizes Z and s A; Z
:se aS. = SES e; 90 :; AZ ~ and c;
vide two-button strap over instsp;
hand-turn soles and French Louis
heels. Sizes 4 A; 81 and Bi Q,
81 ana SH C
9 pairs African Brown KIdskin
Pumps hand turn soIes and self
covered Spanish hesls- Sizes AZ B;
. and az c.
3 pairs Bronse Pumps, hand-turn
soaes ana French Louis heels; sizes
az A; AZ B; . C.
$3.7S pair.
Were $500 to 500.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
Misses and Girls
Department

Navy Blue Satin Dresses, simple
styles with white Georgette collars;
size is. $s-T5 eschi were ;1e.sS and
Black and White Checked Tai
lored Worstsd Dress. stss 10. SS7Bi
was $500.
I chtldren's Serge Dresses, black
and navy blue; sizes 9 and 10, $2s5
eachI were t5,7S and $s,s5,
Misses Navy Blue Serge Dress,
size 1s. s1oyooI was s2s,5o.
10 MILDLY BIouses, regulation and
fancy styles; broken sizes, 9 to 80;
sotled. T5e eachi were sl,oo and
$3.50
Third door-a O.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
Muslin Underwear
Department

A special assortment Of 10 doIsn
New Pink Nainsook Bloomsrs, 6n-
lshed with hemstitched ruff1es.
These are sheer and dainty In ma
terial ana style and very popular
for summer wear. Special price.
SOC pair.
Pink silk Combination Corset
covers and Drawera lace trimmed,
&ziso eaehJ were $3.50.
Pink Crepe de Chine Combina-
tionh finished with dainty lace
beading and ribbons. S7z6 eaekI
e Fine Lawn and Dotted Sviss
Maids Aprons, with square bib
ana dainty embroidery trimming.
5Sc sachI were Si.Oo.
2 Crepe de Chine NeEIigeS pink
and blue, loose and empire styles,
lace and pretty hSno-embroidery
trimming. Sd-So eaehs were 1880.
. Pink NeGliges, one OF wash
satin In loose style finished with
belt, the other of hns crepe de
chine with plated skirt and sacoue
bodice; cream lace trimmings and
hand-stitching, $50 each: were
$500.
Pink Moire silk Slip, with deep
net ruffles, satin ribbon and flow
era, SS.OoI waS Slo.Oo.
Third hO0-y 81
The Washington herald., 1917-04-27
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New Spring Silk Frocks at $500
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Coming at This Especially Sc

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