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CULPEPER

lSnecial to The Times Dispatch.l
COLPEPER. VA. September IL
Lewis Machcn. Of Richmond. was a re-
cent guest OF his brother-in-law and
sister. Rev. and Mrs Kensey j. Ham
n'und at the rectory.
lieutenant Walter Hit and Mrs
hitt returned several days ago from
their wedding trip and have been
,pendiny few days with relatives
here. Lieutenant Hit left this week
LOT Camp Meade. at Admiral, Md.
subscription dance was held by
the local chapter of Red Cross relief
work In the auditorium of the high
school building at Brandy on last
evening and was largely attended,
many persons motoring over from Gull
pepper and other places
Mr.. and Mrs. George Link and Georro
LINK. Jr. of Washington. have been
guests this week Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
i'owman Clark. on Jamesons Hill.
w. A Porter. OF Roanoke, who Inns
neen in Culpcper. went to stanton
Tor the weekend. joining Mrs. Porter.
VINO Is spending the summer there.
AIRS. Phi Hughes md children. OF
relatives MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Brown, at
NovuIE. in Madison County.
Many persons from Washington and
annapolis were in Brandy this week
10 attend the marriage Of Miss Mary
ware Gait. daughter Of Rev and Mrs.
Alexander Gait. and Ogle Rideout Sin.
sielon, which took place in Christ
episcopal Church on Tuesday even
Ing. The ceremony was performed by
the father Of the bride, and was wit.
messed by a brilliant assembly of rela-
tives Hrc friends. a reception at the
,rectory followed the marriage. and
the couple left later for 4 wedding
trip. They will make their home in
Washington.
Mrs. John S. Barbour. Of Fairfax, has
been spending several days with her
mother Mrs d. n. Grimslcy, on Rail-
road Street.
Mrs. Rollins. of Covington, Va, who
with her daughters. Misses Julia and
Josephine Rollins. have been spend
ing the summer with relatives in Gull
pepper, expects to return home next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Fitxhugh.
with their guest. Miss Cameron Fitz-
hugh. and Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Coleman. ST.. OF Brandy. ,motored to
Haymarket this week and spent sew
eral days with Mr.. and Ms. Granville
Coleman. Jr.
Mrs. Temple Hill entertained on
Monday afternoon at her home, on
railroad Street. in compliment to two
former school mates. Mrs. Eastman and
Mrs. Wooters, of Texas. who are visit
inn here. having come on for the mar
rage OF their sister. Miss Roberta
Smith. and Lieutenant Witcher. Other
friends of the two guests of honor
now living in Culpeper were also in
cludcd.
Miss Fannie Meade Cole, who has
been at "Rosedale," near Rixeyyille.
for the months of July and August,
returned to Culpeper this week, and Is
the guest Of Mrs. w. l.. Jeffries. on
Main Street.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Forest. OF Nor
folk. arrived to-day for visit to Miss
Georgia Wager Mr.. Forest will return
TO Norfolk next week. but Mrs. Forest
Will be here for some time
Mrs. Malvern Hill and Miss Eliza
beth Hill have returned to Richmond.
after visit to the formers mother.
Mrs. Mamie Jones. on Piedmont street,
Mrs. Fred Brinkley. who has been
visiting relatives in Charlotte. y. c..
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OF Lohenerln's "weddlns March," sSA..
dered by Mrs. u. w. Switxsr. ana
formed q tairy-ltke group In front OF
an improv,sed altar. whore the oere.,
mony was read by PEARSON" Soteell...
Those composing the bridal party
were Misses Ammo and Elinor Jones.
daughters OF DR.. and Mrs. William
Russell Jones. OF Richmond. Va:
Evelyn Hodges. Virginia Waddey,
Margarst Davis; Mary Amelia Ta,nouil.
Elizabeth Withers. Mary Catherine
whittet. Mildred Chesterman ana sally
Wake; Masters Stanley Meade, Stuart
Cooke. Jr.. Eidridse, Lucius and Fran.
els Robertson, James Davis and GraemS
Turnbull :.
Music and refreshments followed tho
ceremony, and all, both young and
old. spent happy evening.
Sunday night Mrs. Thomas whittet.
OF Richmond, again delighted tho
music lovers with sacred selections.
Mrs. Whtttets voice is lovely in quail
ity and shows the result OF rare train
ing. Her actompanist, Mrs. B. W.
SwitZcr. is also talented musician.
DR.. William Russell Jones has Joined
hio family TOR the remainder OF tho
season.
Mrs. Harry s. Hodges, formerly,
Miss Addie Bowe, OF Richmond. with
three charming children. are here for
September. Later Mrs. Hodges will.
return TO Richmond. where she has
taken house for the winter.
Lieutenant Commander H. H. Royal
and wife. OF the United States Navy.
arc spending their vacation at Castle
HILL =
Mrs. F. C. Randall and Miss o. G.
Myers. Of Richmond. registered this
week. x&1(p1 49,
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ALTAVISTA

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.,
ALTAV1STA, VA. September L..
Miss Lena NJ. Hail. who has been
spending her vacation here returned
to Roanoke on Monday.
Mrs. w. c. Bess and daughter, Mis-.
Mary, left this week for Anderson. w
Va. for visit with relatives.
j. j.. East spent Sunday in South
Boston. Va, with his wifc and son, who
are visiting there.
Mrs. Frank Christian is being enter.
tanned at the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Reison and Walter Fauntlcroy
Mrs. Myrtle Sale and daughter. Miss
Mary. and Miss Virginia Herbert. lei,
on wednesday for a few days stay
with Mrs. H. A. Lewis. at Ivy.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Adams have as
their guests Miss Imogene Thompson
Tuskell Adams. OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stevens and
daughter, Miss Agatha, OF Chester, pa.
who have been visiting the formers
sisters, Mesdames Levisee and Fitch
for TIE past month, have returned to
their home.
A. G. Bell and family, accompanied
by Billy Lane, Jr., went to SCOTS.
vile on Wednesday morning expecting
to return on Monday.
T.. r. Hardison and Miss Elizabeth
Tucker went to Ocean View on Friday
TO join Mrs. HARRISON and Miss Mag
gle Lane. They all returned on Tues.
day morning.
Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage on September Of
Miss Julia Moses to John w. Anthony
Jr., at the home of the bride, Cedar
Lodge. at Grit.
Miss Virginia Arthur. daughter OF
L. .. Arthur. of Greenvillc. n. g. ar.
rived in Altavista on Thursday 10 be
the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs
j. l.. Arthur.
Rev. and Mrs. Stark Jrtt and twc
children, Florence Leigh and stark
Jr.. arrived in Altsvista on "Wednesday
10 visit the formers mother. Mrs. j
l.. Arthur, and other relatives. Mr.
Jctt left on Thursday for his charge
i'll Richmond. but Mrs. Jctt will re.
main for some time.
ON FrEiay afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Sale
entertained number OF friends ii
honor of her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Sale
of Norfolk.
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ertson. She left on Thursday to SPEND
Q few days with Mrs. b. s. Robinson

ertson. She left on Thursday to SPEND
few, days with Mrs. b. $. Robinson
in Hopeweli
Mrs. w. c. Davis. who has been
spending tho summer in Palmer
Springs. has returned to Emporia
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. l.. Taylor and chill
dren are motoring through the western
! part OF North Carolina. .
Mrs. n. D. Roszel Is visiting her
brother. Rev. Fl. S. Osburn. In Eliza
beth City. N. c.
L. II. Cooley ]. d. Reid. w. P. Lifsey.
Garland Nanny. D. D. Nanny. ]. c. Os-
burn. r. A. Hall and w. w. Robertson
| have returned home after spending ten
days camping on the Potomac. in Lou
doun County.
Mrs w. r. Tillar and children are at
home again. after spending July and
August at their summer homo near
Bristol
Mrs. George Cooke and sons. accom-
| panied by Mrs. Watkins Cooke. OF
Montgomery. have returned from Ashe-
willie. n. c.
Mrs W. S. Goodwin spent several
days recently In Richmond.
Miss Gwendolin Jewett, of Richmond.
who has been visiting Miss Margaret
Light at the Methodist parsonage. has
returned home.
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day to visit her daughter, Mfs. W. n.
mccall, Of Lagrange, Ga.
Mrs. c. p. Holland and son have 70.
turned from a stay ut PocAhontas Cot
taee, Virginia Beach.
principal Frank Bank. OF tho
Second Congressional Agricultural, H Ugh
school, spent Wednesday In Richmond.
Mrs. II. l.. Woodward and sons. John
and Rawles Woodward, left on Weanes-
day for visit to relatives in Rocky
Mount:
Mise LYDIA Day Eley las returned
from visit to her brother, Captain
William Eley, United States Army, Sy-
racuse. NJ Y.
Mrs. Burger and children, OF City
Point Va. who have been visiting Mrs,
Lucy Stever, are visiting in Ellzabeth
City, n. G.
Misses Grace Goodrich. Bessie Wright
and Emily Holloway, OF Smithheld,
We're guests on Tuesday OF Miss Marie
Woodward.
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EMPORiA
ISpecial to The Ti1nes-r

Especial to The Times Dispatch
EMPORlA, VA. September Fol
lowing the address Of DR.. w. T. Thomp-
son. OF Richmond, on Red Cross work.
mass meeting OF the citizens will be
called III the courthouse TO organize n
chapter. Much interest already has
been manifested, and a number Of mem
oers have been secured.
Under the auspices OF the America
nrst committee OF the Woman's Service
League. an entertainment will be given
IN the nigh school auditorium on Tues
day night. directed by Mrs Anne Wear
smith. The proceeds are 10 be used to
BUY Khaki pocket Testaments for Conn
pany NJ. OF the Fourth Virginia Reri-
mcnt.
Kew j. H. Light gave the second of
series OF illustrated lectures in the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening
OH the life OF Christ. The pictures ara
scenes visited by DR.. Light durinr =
trip to the Holy Land. and are proving
great attraction, particularly to the
young people.
Paul King. the son OF r. II. King
OF Emporia. is one Of thirteen Virginia
boys to be commissioned in the enci-
heering corps of the new national
! army. He has been made first lien
tenant. and is in training at tho Amer.
ican University near Washington. Lieu
tenant King visited his father here on
| Saturday and Sunday
Kew T. NJ. Buila, pastor of the Pres
oyterian Church. and for the period of
the war chaplain Of the Fourth Vir-
gina Infantry. held services here on
Sunday evening.
The party OF Emporia men who went
TO Atlantic City in automobiles last
week nave returned Among them
were DR.. w. p. Adams. B. w. Wyche.
9r'. u. Nj. Garner. r. II. Robinson. ], p.
briggs, j. ID. PEBBLES. +. F.. Johnston.
W. IT, Han. b. f.. Garner and Clarence
Often.
MISS Gertrude Button. the county
demonstration agent. and G. p GriZ-
zard, agricultural agent. have returned
from the State Farmers Institute. held
recently In BlacksburE.
Mrs. W. B. Goodwin has returned
from a visit to relatives In Henderson,
N. C.. accompanied by Miss Clare Rob.
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SOCIETY 6
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{continued from First Pare.)

Siy accosated with cut mowers. ferns and
bfpalms.
The bride. who was given in mar
STtage by her brother. Smith Wilson,
gFswore q gown of white Georgette crepe
sSoxef satin, aud her tulle veil was AR
arranged with a silver iilet. and cauE ut
s. IN the back with diamond brooch. She
Sscarrisd q bouquet OF roses and lilies OF
stas valley.
nv Miss Rose johnson. niece OF Sse bride,
& was maid of honor and wore a gown of
nile green tulle over cloth of silver.
laid carried a bouquet of pink roses.
S Mrs. John T. Williams. sister of the
q BRIDE, was matron of nonor. Her gown
was OF pink GeorGette crepe over gold
n lace. and she carried : bouquet of white
s. rosebuds.
little Misses Dorothy and Sarah Will
\ liams. sisters Of the bride. wearing
4 frocks of pale blue meSsalinc. carried
the ring. The flower girls. Misses Lu-
sacille and Ethel johnson. wore old
fashioned dresses OF white organdie
and carried baskets OF pink Uses. l1u-
gene Lewis attended his brother as best
IMAM.
s After the ceremony buffet supper
was served. MIR. and Mrs. Lewis will
spend week with Mr.. ana Mrs. VIII
liams before leaving for their new
home. Walnut Hill. Cincinnati.
N SAmone the out-of- town guests pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hood of
Kentucky; AIR. and Mrs. Robert Lewis.
OF Cincinnati; Mr.. La Bruce. of New
York; john Miller. of Philadelphia, and
sEugene Lewis. of Cincinnati
y At Goshen.
Miss Lucille T. Pelouse. of 30l2 Mon
5 ument Avenue. is spending the summer
at Allegheny Inn. Goshen. where she
attended the final ball given by the Nir-
( gtnia Military Institute Summer School
& Mrs. l.. {. Pelouze and Henry L. Pc
louze are also guests ut the Allegheny
Inn. Goshen
For AIR. and Mrs. c. G. Shankle.
among the most enjoyable affairs OF
the past week was the reception Eivcr
to. Mr.. aud Mrs. Clyde G. Shankle, who
were married in the New Willard Hotel
4 Washington. Tuesday at noon. The
home was attractively decorated Will,
palms and red and white roses. Sup
per was served in the dining groom, the
wedding cake forming the ccnterpiece
A stringed orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing.
Mrs. Shankle will be remembered as
Miss Alice Noble
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AMHERST
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Especial to The TimeS-Dispatch.1
AMHERST. VA. September Mrs.
p. Z. Carter. of Lynchburg. was the
guest vt Mrs. J. L. Watts last week
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Moo:c. Jr.,
who have been visiting at G. w. Dear
horn's, have returned to "Rosemont.
Alexandra.
Peyton r. Evans is now at the Fort
Myer training camp.
Howard McKinnon, who has been a
guest at Mrs. NJ. H. Robertson's. re-
turned TO Clinton, n. c.. on Monday.
Gordon j. Dearborn was notified to
report at the naval recruiting office in
Richmond on Saturday. From there he
Will go to Newport. r. 1.
Miss Lucy I. Clark. Of Charlottes-
f. NJ Cofey. at Montpelier"
y. p. Calling, of New York, spent
the weekend with his family at Cap
tain John NJ. Payne's.
Miss Ann Wilburn. OF Lynchburg. is
guest at Mrs. +. f. VOORHEES,.
Horace NJ. Payne. of warrenton, is
now visiting Rev. and Mrs. Gerald 1T.
Payne at the parsonage.
Jack Jones. of the Musketeers. of
lSnchburg, spent the weekend at his
home here. He left on Monday for An
ntston, Ala.
Robert Mead, of Haymarket. is a
guest at c. l.. SCOTS.
n. HiiidH brSoen, or Danyille, is
visiting his family at tho Central Hotel.
Miss Nefster. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Charles Beasley at
clifford. returned to DynchburE on
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bowles and
children, who have been guests at Mrs.
L. E. Davies's. motored back to Hone
we'll on Monday.
Misses Beverly and Louise Alcock re-
turned on Monday after a visit IN raj
atires in Norfolk
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 7. Bonney and
children who have been visiting MI,
and Mrs H. l.. Page at "Dulwich
Farm returned to Franklin on We'd
| nesday.
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7 to II Years

high waist and bodice, with
vest trimmed in IL narrow
satin bands and small but
tons; skirt closely knife
pleated; white satin col
lars. $1,000.
Fancy stripe serge, in gray
and gold on taupe ground,
designed in straight lines
with a peg-top fold at the
hips; collar and cuffs of
black satin. $500.
French serge, in high waist.
belted design, with simple
and dainty embroidery
front and back. Large
pockets in Pannier effect at
the hips; broad pleat at the
back and sashed in front.
$3.50.
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Our buyers have taken him at
his word, and here they
are:
A WONDERFUL SHOWING
Of dresses in satins, in
serges-in combinations of
satin and Georgette.
REAL DISBURSEMENT
marks the models-the
air Of the. commonplace is
wanting in them - they
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

TMr and Mrs. Henry Aylctt and Miss
Mary tAylett are spending some time
4 at the ,Chalfonte, Cape May, y. j.
Miss Virginia Talley. of o4OS Stuart
Avenue. and Mrs. X. ID. Workman are
spending some time with Mrs. L. c.
Harrison al 'Westovcr." on the James
River.
: stay at his home in Rome. Ga. and
VIII ter visit friends in Atlanta.
Miss Mamie l.. Hicks. who has spent
the past several months at the seaside
and Saratoga, has returned to the JEFF
ferson. where she will spend the fall
and winter months.
miss Mamie Winston has returned TO
Richmond. after an extended stay at
Ear Harbor and other Maine resorts
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Cook. of S-A South
Davis Avenue. have left for a visit to
friends and relatives in Cincinnati.
Miss Adele thurman and her aunt,
Mrs. Schefer. have returned to New
York, after visit to DIR. a. l.. Tur-
man here, and to DR.. Barrett, in Gooch-
land.
Mrs. r. j. Robertson has returned to
Richmond. after spending the summer
with Mrs S. r. Bottom. In Nelson
County.
Mrs. c. ]. Glenn. Graham Glenn, Tur-
man and Argyle Glenn are spending
some time at 'RollinG View" Gooch-
land County.
Mrs. p. w. Dunford and her two chill
dren have left Richmond to Join Mr.
Dunford in Danville. where he has
established his business and will make
their home in the Monticello Terrace.
Misses Nissa and Emma Day and Mrs.
Day, OF this city, have been recent
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. =. e. Gravatt,
in Hanover
Miss kathr!ne J. Griffin is spending
Danville. -. -
Miss Virginia Morton. Of this city. is
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
George Haw. in Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. willingham. recently of
Danv!!le. are at the jefferson Hotel
Where they expect TO spend the winter
. season.
Staunton Moore and Miss Virginia
H",hler have returned to the city, after
asmotor trip through North Carolina.
Mrs. Harry Spencer and Miss Mary
Spencer have left the Allegheny Inn.
at Goshen, and. after II visit TO At
lant!c CRY and New York have re-
turned 10 Richmond.
Miss Katherine Ryan left yesterday
for Washington to be the guest Of
friends for a week
Mrs II. +. Luck has left for Caro-
me County. where she will visit
friends.
Mrs a. p. Leech and her daughter
Senevie'e. have returned 10 their home
In Richmond. after spending some time
1T Virginia Beach.
Mrs Samuel Dew and Miss Mary
Lewis Brown have returned from Rock
bridge Baths. where they have been
m nf
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bass have re-
turned 10 Richmond. after a visit 10
Vinita.
Mrs. Ernest Donahoe and children
Of Baltimore. spent the past week with
Mrs. Lewis Henley.
Miss Ethel Henley. OF Manakin, is
spending some time in this city.
c l. Glenn has left for New JERSEY.
after an extended stay in Richmond
Mrs. w. NJ. Gray and her small son.
Thomas. are visiting relatives in King
William County.
Mrs. James Meador mas returned from
a.jvisit TO Amelia County.
Miss nellie Tucker has returned to
her home. after a visit TO friends in
Roanoke, Blue Ridge Springs. and Chat
ham. Va.
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SUFFOLK
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK, VA. September 1.-Mrs
NJ. w. Carneal, Of Richmond. has con-
Guided visit to Mrs. John Eley.
Mrs. w. c. Rose has returned to her
home in Park Avenue, after a visi,
to Gilmertoh.
Miss Stella Land ia spending a few
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Martha Darden is the guest OF
friends in Kihston. y. c.
Miss Berhice Croeker left on Sun
day for visit to relatives in wash.
inston.
Lieutenant William B. Jones and
Lieutenant Irving Truitt left on Mon.
day for Washington, and from there
Will go to Chickamauga, where they
Will be stationed.
Mrs. George Botum has concluded n
visit to Mrs. Charles Steele in Port
Norfolk.
Mrs. n. c. Williams left on Wednes-
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HARRISONBURG
1specia1 10 The Times-Di.n,,cb !

a. IoVtFIdl 10 I!E I INItS- DIS pAtCh.J
.HARRISONBURG. VA. September l.
The marriage last Saturday night of
Lieutenant Parker and Miss katherine
Staples was attended by many guests
from North Carolina and other States
including Miss Anne Noble of Selma, n.
C: Mics Anne Murin. OF Carbonate.
Pa; Miss Helen Hilliard of Scotland
Neck. and Mrs G. Robinson McAIlister.
of Baltimore.
miss Elizabeth Saviiic. OF Murat.
Rockbridge County. is CUES, OF Hiss
Florence KeeZel, "a: * .czcltow1.
MRS Rodney T. Menifee left ycster-
day for Springfield, Ohio. where She
will join Mr.. Menifee. and .,ake ,heIr
home.
1irn- George @. Grattan and children.
Margaret and John Grattan. have re-
turned from Charles Town, w, Va.
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CASTLE HILL

CASTLE HILL, LEX1NriToN, VA,
september lon Friday night the
spacious dining room OF Castle AM
was bower of green; garlahds OF
white smilax and twinkifnk candles
helped convert tho place INTO a VERT.
able fairly land. Tho little folk Of
the hotel were guests OF Miss Maud
Bracket at a wonderful party. which
included n play. Marriage" the tete,
mony having been clevcrly written
In fihep by the hostess.
The children, attractively costumed
az Grown.ups. entered TO the strains
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Fall Styles 6r mmediateWeor
Featuring Dresses at $3.50

n HANY a woman has said, I
lV1 will pay no more than
$20.00-and has found to
her dismay that selections
at this price were decid-
edly commonplace.
"Oneom,mon $40 Dresses ,DiN
please a big part of the trade"
said Mr.. Kaufman to the
buyers when they left for
New York.
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bull, have returned to their home ut
South Boston.
Mr. and Mira George 3. Townsend
and daughter. Annie. who have been
visiting at st. Andrews rectorN left
on Friday for their home at Peters
burg.
Rev. and Mrs. A. p. Grey, Jr, and
children. Mrs. George B. Townsend and
Miss Lily Percivall motored to Pc
tereoutg Saturday and spent tho day.
Mr.. adm Mrs. Charles Roilin Of CAL
laViile, spent Monday with friends in
Lawrenceyille
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have the character and
charm that really belongs
to much higher priced
dresses-from which in.
deed they were copied at
our express order.
An exceptional satin dress in
navy. black, Burgundy and
purple. has exquisitely
draped, pleated skirt;
Georgette sleeves; surplice
front caught with very
large buckle to the side
whence sash with tassels
are pendant, $3.50.
A distinguished model in U.
S. Serge, with broad girdle,
and large pockets embroid.
cred in either gray or red:
These. with collar and cuffs,
are silk braid bound, and
the whole combines to
produce a costume exceed
lngly smart, $3.50.
Other various models
to see them-is to be-
come enthusedl
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The Most Beautiful Selected Models
In Misses Dresses---A Limited Sale

NXIE bought these Dresses
w from a designer who
coveted our trade. The
terms we made are re-
Elected in the prices quoted
here. The Dresses them
selves are beyond reproach.
Box Pleated Serge Dresses,
with inverted center pleat,
trimmed in buttons; pique
collar, tie and patent
leather belt (6-14), $8.9S.
Another Serge Dress, with
pleated skirt; belt raised
and bodice plain; has pique
collar and tiny buttons.
$6.9S.
At $1,000 this Wool Crepe
Dress, in gold, Copen and
green, is a splendid value;
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for tho past three weeks. returned to
Culpeper several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Pleak and sons
left to-day for their home. In Indiana,
having recently sold their country
home, Greenwood" near Culpeper.
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Little Girls Wash
Dresses for School

WASH SCHOOL FROCKs
w Of French Ginghams in
charming stripes, plaids
and solid colors.
These models all show the
latest touches of style and
are offered now for the
first time.
One Empire model Is pleated
from a yoke front and back,
shocked in front and three
quarter belted, beginning
at the shocking; large
white collar and turnback
cuffs. Many other styles in
popular colors. 6-14. $1.9S.
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department of the Interior. U. S. Land office
Lamar. colorado. Oct. 6 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given that Thomas C. Kcnser. OF
Setonsburg. Colo. who on Oct. i6. 1914. made
Homestead entry No. 0l5lO7 for nls Section 27.
T 30 S. r i9W 9Th p. NJ. has filed notcs of intcn-
ton to make Final three year proof. to establish
claim to :he land above described. before sllas E
Speckmann. u. S. Commissioner. at Springfield
Colo. on the 22nd day Of Nov. 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
F. NJ. Caldwell. Ysidro Uriostc. Placido Martin
eZ. all Of 'klarado, Felipe Pada of Sotnns sburg c.
A. L. BEAVERS, Rcgiters. II