The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-11
HOW TO SAVE.

J. II. Foreman, 18th Avenue anH
Jefferson. Our Seventeenth Annual
Spring Showing of Shoes, Dry Goods
and Furnishings
Special for Saturday and Monday.
Ladies Hose, white or black, pair
loo; Children's Hose, pair 10c; Wide
Percale, loo yard; Sheets, size 72x9O.
hleached, 59c each White Flaxon.
wide, sheer quality, 25c value, 19c
yard; soc skirting, yard wide, wide
range of patterns, also new stripes.
yard 25c New Fancy I Stripe
Madras, 25c value, 19c; White Wolfe,
self stripe, 25c value, yard 15c,
l5c Curtain Scrim, 1Oc; Mems 81
shirts, new patterns, . for $50:
Mems Union Suits, each 4Sc; 15c
Ladies Vests, each 10c; Children's
Dresses, 75c value, for soc; csc Bun
ealow Aprons. made of best material
for 64c; Ladies' 75c Waists, each
SIC; Best Quality Dress Ginghams,
yard - 1-2c; Boys extra good 35c
Hose, sizes to II, pair 100: Girls
extra good white or black SIC Hose.
sizes to Q -, 19c; Safety Pins, good
quality, one dozen on card, dozen &c;
o. n. T. Crochet Thread, mercerized.
3 for 25c; Soc Wide Ribbon No. 100
and 800, all shades 1Sc; 75c Middies,
all styles, each soc; Wide Embroid-
cry. yard Sc; Dimity Check, u -
value, 10c.
]. II, FOREMAN, THE Quality
Store" Cor. 18th Avenue, n, and
Jefferson street.
Mrs Lottie Anthony Hyde of st.
Paul, Mimi, who are visiting Nash
Vile during the winter, sent a Two
Dollar cash donation to the Y. NJ. c.
A. While she does not reside in Nash.
vile and this was her first visit, she
wrote that she was so impressed with
the activities of the city that she felt
like helping in her small way.
Mrs Laura Ferguson, Miss Anna
Ferguson, Miss Florence Ferguson and
Mr. Charlie Harrison of Columbia left
Saturday afternoon for Detroit, Mich
for an indefinite stay. While in De
troit they will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. l.. Clendenen.
Miss Florence Ferguson spent thu
day in the city saying goodbye to hel
many friends and class mates before
leaving for Detroit. Mich.
Her many friends regretted yer.
much to see her leave.
Mrs. Matte Kinnard, Mrs Alice Der
nv, Rev. J. T. Patton, Mrs. Annt
Hughes of Franklin. Tenn, and Rev
Bowan of Springfield, Tenn, were II
town last week visiting the bedside o
Mrs. A. H. McBroom at DR.. McNli
lan's Hospital
Mrs. Mary T. Duke of 172
Thompson shees is convalescin
after an illness of five weeks.
Mrs Geneva Phillips Kimble lief
the CITY several DAYS ago to join he
husband, Mr.. J. C. Kimble, in st
Louis, Mo-, where thew will reside il
the future at 2233 Wash Avenue
Mrs. Kimble is the daughter of Rev
and Mrs. ANDY Phillips of 800 Berr
street. She has a host of friend
who regret to learn of her departure
Mrs Susie Lanier, a former res
dent of Nashville, who now resides
: Chicago ILL.,, was called here Frda
morning on very sad occasion, tn
i death of her mother, Mrs. Margar'
Yarbrough. Mrs. Lanier will eturn
I Chicago Saturday.
e Mrs. John McLemore of Tfompsc
Station, Tenn, was in the city Suuds
l. to atte~1 the funeral of her mothe
u Mrs. Margaret Yarbrough.
Mr.. T. H. Hardison of No.
q Marshall ST., Nashville, Tenn,
r now making all efforts to spend IL
g summer at Anderson, w. Va, whel
he will enjoy to be with his mar
s good Christian friends.
(. Mrs. Ella Ballentine, formerly
e Pulaski, Tenn, but who now r
sides in Roosevelt N. Mex, for Il
last two years underwent vel
e serious operation on April 30th,
:, doing as we'll as could be expected
u this writing.
!. Mrs. Martha rGaven and so
Luther Craven of Oakland, Cal, a