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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

mond. former residents of this place.
arc spending several days with friends.
Mrs. j. II. Carlisle Is visiting Mrs.
a. &. Ford.
DIR. l.. w. Wills. formerly of Hinton.
w. Va. has arrived and taken up his
duties at tho new Chesapeake and Ohio
Hospital.
Lewis Pugh recently OF Florida. has
returned to his old home here. whore
he expects to reside
Captain a. a. Riddicbargcr has re-
sumcd his place as conductor on tho
Chesapeake and Ohio, after an absence
OF SIX weeks or two months serving as
a representative Of the West Virginia
Legislature from Summers County.
Fred Alexander. Of the University OF
Virginia. applicant for the position OF
superintendent OF the schools of this
city. spent several days here on bust
ness.
James Cary has been transferred to
the shop At Charlottesville. and has
left for that place. where he VIII I'm
ish his apprentice ship.
The new Chesapeake and Ohio Hos
pital WAS opened for public inspection
on Wednesday. and on Friday was
opened to patients.
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GREENSBORO

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
GREENSBORO y. G., March l7.--Mrs.
G. Harold Andrews entertained the
Thursday Bridge Club this week at her
home at Pomona, the honoree heinz
Miss Cora Vaughan, of Franklin. Va,
who is tho guest of Mrs. Dewitt kase.
Mrs. James r. Morchead. Jr., won the
prize for the highest score
Tho Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club
met this week with Mrs. II. J. Mebane
at her home on Sunset Drive, Irving
Park. The club prize was won by Mrs.
Julia Z. Mcbane. and the guests prize
v Miss Mary Louise Barclay. Of Louis
willie. Ky who is the guest Of Mrs. II.
II. Bush.
Mrs. Charles Robertson. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. NJ. Il. HILL left last
week for Jacksonville. Fla. where she
will spend a month as tho guest of her
brother. Roland q. Hill.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mllikan entertained the
Reviewers Club on Thursday at her
home on Summit Avenue. This club is
making a study OF North Carolina
writer's.
The members Or tho junior class OF
tho Greensboro High school entertained
tho members of the senior class on
Friday evening with patriotic mas
oueradc party at the Country Club.
Miss Mary Jordan and Francis Jor-
dan spent the weekend at ONerhills
where their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James T.. Jordon, arc entertaining a
party Of New Workers at their hunt
ing lodge
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WEST POINT

Especial to Tho Times pispatchl
G WEST POINT. VA. March ia sur.
yprise party. was given Miss Josephine
& Ware on Friday evening. Four tables
played progressive rock, after which
4 Refreshments were served. 1hoSc pres
4 ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Eland. %ir
and Mrs. W. :. Eastwood Mr.. and Mrs
re. Garden, Mosdamcs Topping. Clop.
{ ton and Gouldman. Misses EGic Garden
and Blair.
Mrs. Nanni. Winston iill. Of KING
William. has arrounccd the engage.
men. 81 her daughter Mis- Matte MI
son Hill to Thomas r. WarinE. form
y eriy Of King William now Of Rich
= mond. The marriaEo viii be soicm-
nized early in April IN Washington.
.Es Rev. Mr.. Gould and lvifo have been
Il in West Point for N'ol< or ,cn DAY.
I looking for farui ana desirable eli
1 mate. The farm Wsts found and boE!:h,
last Saturday near Cohohc. Just above
3 West Point Mr.. Gould Il 2 BAPTIST
minister from rrla. Mich and X nov
s. actively engaged in the ministry Tho,
will not move 10 Virginia untr IN,
y fall, and then expect 70 raise poui,rs
NJ and truck
Mrs. o " Chandler. Of Ches,nu
y Grove. spent the Weekend i'm tho nom,
Y OF her son, NJ. +. Chandler hcr"
Among the interesting things ir This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH SUNDAY, MARCH Is, 1917.

Edna Cox, county demonstration agent
In connection with tho normal school
On Thursday morning she spoke to tho
students on tho methods and spirit of
rural extension work In Virginia.
Professor j. l.. .Aren, delivered an
address before tho Fourth Congress
sIonal Teachers Association at En-
porIa on Friday and attended the
meeting Of tho Virginia Association OF
Colleges and Universities Mt Richmond
on Saturday. The Radford state Nor
NAL School is a member OF this asso-
citation.
Arrangements have been perfected
with DR.. j. l.. McErien. OF tho United
States Bureau of Education. to deliver
course OF lectures at the normal
school carly next month. DR.. McBricn
gave course OF lectures at this In
stitution In 1916 on the preparation OF
the rural school teachers and tho or
gsnization OF the rural school.
Or. ]. =. Mcconnell next week will
attend the Southern Conference for
Education and Industry at Macon. Ga
and will discuss The Capitalization Of
Normal School Courses and Their Cor
relation with Departments OF Educa.
ton" DIR. Mcconnell is Il member OF
the executive committee OF the con-
ference.
The third quarter will open on Tues
day. A large number Of students will
enter at that time. The work OF tho
normal school is so arranged thai
students can enter at the beginning OF
any quarter without any Inconvenience
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p - - - 100
WYTHEVlllE

Especial To The Times Dispatch
WYTHEVILLE., VA, March i7-Tho
N.ythe Gray Chapter, u. u, g., met at
the Woman's Club OH Wednesday af-
tcrnoon.
EN-Mayor ". G. Thomas has returned
from business trip to Baltimore
Professor j. A. G.. Wur,s, snperinton-
dent-elect OF schools for Wy,hc County.
and Miss Regina Coughlin, attended,
the educational conference at Hadford
on Friday and Saturday
y, Judge a. a. Campbell hold his court
in Hillsville this week.
Mrs 9. NJ. Johnson has returned
from a visit TO Washington ana BAL
timorc.
Mrs James NJ Kelly is a, home after
a..vislt to friends IN Philadelphia,
F. Fl. Terry hgs. returned from Wash
inston. where &c a,tehded the inausu-
ration.
Wilderness Road Chapter, u A II.
met on Saturday with Mrs. Saunders
Stephens.
Mrs. ". f. Moore is visiting rela.
tives in Failstnwu, Md
Mrr. George Moore, of Roanoke has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Aloxan-
der Chafin, during the week
S Walter Otey lief, This week for EN-
poria, where M has accepted q posi-
ton.
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CLOVER

Especial to The cs-Dispatch.I
CLOVER. VA. March lI.-MiSs Liz
Die Whitworth. who is teaching school
here. spent the weekend ut her home
in ScottsburE.
Arthur MorclcH, of Richmond. was a
visitor in this place last week.
Miss Pcachy Gregory. who is attend
ing the r. T., in Danvillc, spent n few
days here with her father. q. y. Greg
DRY. last week.
Mrs. Is. u. Flournoy spent a few days
i'll Richmond last week.
Miss Staples, OF this place, but for
merly of Lynchburg, spent 4 few days
iii LynchburE recently
Mrs j. NJ. West has returned home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Wood. Jr.. in Danvillc.
Miss Mamie Chisholm has returned
from Washington end Baltimore.
Mrs. Cabcll Blunt is visiting her hus-
band in Hopcwcll for a few days.
Craig Gregory and wife will leave
soon for their future home at brakes
Branch. where he has accepted a posi-
tion with bank.
.iiss Sallic Fore is visiting friends
in Washington.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter. OF
Danvillc. spent few days with her
grandmother. Mrs. Fore. here. on her
way TO Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

section is tho annual report OF a NO.
mans club In nciRhborinE county.
Gloucester. Some OF the items Viii IN
tcrcst many women First. the club
has bought an old mansion just a short
Way from tho county seat and made II
very attractive. and it is kept open.
heated and lighted nv n urst-ratc care
talScr Their" arc china aud glass SUI
ticicnt to serve atty TO ScNcnty-tivc
people u kitchencttc with "A very nice
serving porch for summer and other
conVcnienccs for the members of tho
club all of which enable tho club
members TO entertain whenever they
desire at small cost. The soircc dam
SAINTS have been successful socially aud
financially. The Saturday afternoon
teas nave moro than paid expenses.
Dinners 10 guests Of the agricultural
association during the county fair and
other special occasions paid we'll. as
iocS tho renting TO outside orcaniZa-
tionS occasionally.
In April tho club had a cleanup
lay urging the whole county TO CO.
operate in the good work. the result
being marked Improvement in the
appearance Of the roads and or the
premises near roadside stores The
club put UP az many crossroads clear.
well-icttercd sign boards. pointing out
the routes and distances through the
county, and at dangerous turns of the
public highway notices to automobile
drivers TO warn persons Of the APP
preach by blowing Il horn, which has
addco much TO the comfort ANA safety
q! travel. The we'll conducted and at
tracttrc restroom in Il cool. clean cent
al the county fair was we'll patronizeC.
Greatest OF all the clubs achievements
Was its share III the Chatauuua of
three GAYS duration with its wonderful
success financially and educationaily.
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial 10 The Times pispatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. March IT,
Several Clifton Forge men attended tho
business mems banquet at CovinE,ou.
Among them were l.. a Sncad an',
George .. Green. who were also speak
crs
William Jones. OF Providence. L. l..
i staying AT Gladys Inn while audit
ing the books of the Low Moor Iron
Company
j. II. Yates. of Albany, " V. srent
several DAYS here on business.
pr. J. y. Woodward ami son. John.
have returned from Baltimore aud
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs $. Il. Buxton. of rhila-
delphia, arc spending some tim" here
DR.. J. {. Wysor was called to Iudi-
ana on account OF the illness of his
brother.
Mir. and Mrs. J. II. Cary have moved
20 their new home near Ivy. Va.
Mrs. y. !. Dunn. OF Millhoro. visited
friends here carly i'll the week.
Mrs. DIXON, Of Eliza bcthton. Tenn.
has returned home after visit to lac,
sister Mrs +. l.. Grove
W. q; Dudley spent several DAYS in
High Point, y. -. on business
MIR. and Mrs. y t. Stewart. OF Rich
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HARRlSONBURG NORMAL

lSpocialt to The Times Dispatch
lIAEElSoNEURG, VA. March ~
The second quarter OF tho school year
closed tc-daN. and tho third quarter
viii begin On Tuesday. \ numbc- ot
new students are expected 10 enter at
that time.
Tho Fohruary number ot the Nor
mai Bulletin, tho summer catalogue.
is being sent out, and contains much
that will hc OF interest to those who
expect 10 do summer work n educa
ton. The summer session viii begin
ON Juno IL. five days after the close
Of the winter session, and continue for
twelve weeks, giving only nineteen
DAYS In which to straiEhtcu up for the
fall term beginning on September 10.
Miss sale, Miss Gregg and Mr.. John
Ston, of tho faculty, represented the
school AZ III" conference OF the Seventh
Congressional District, which mot Al
From, ROYAL thi. week. Al, had places
on the program. Miss cleveland and
rr. Sanger attended the meeting Of
the Association of Virginia Colleges in
Richmond. Or. sanger led tho discus.
sion OF collie c-entrancc requirements
last week elected officers for next
Spocnor. Danvillc: vice pres idert. Anna
Lewis, Rockingham County; secretary.
Mary Clement, DanNillo.
1he Y. W g. 4 elected as new oil
c"rs: president, Margaret Webb, Nor
folk: vice president, Audrey ',ir4r
stanton: secretary. Hazel Davis. Fair
fax County; treasurer, Pauline allen
dar, Rockingham County.
on Saturday. after chapel exercises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
MANASSAS

Special 10 The Times ispa,ch.I
MANASSAS. VA. March 1.-THE
Bethlehem Good Housekeeping Club
was entertained this afternoon a; the
home OF Colonel and Mrs. Rober, A.
Hutchinson
\ surprise party was given recently
Al the home OF by. and Mrs. W. rcweii
Merchant, In celebration OF DIR. Mcr.
chants birthday
Mrs. II. w. Stone. OF Minneapolis.
Mimi, and Mrs. John Dillon. of Ster-
ling, HI. during the week were the
guests OF DR.. snd Mrs. c. Il. c. John
son. returning home from Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Daniels. Of Canton.
:. n. arc the guests OF Or. and Mrs.
Marx Brown, who recently moved here
from Dakota.
w, Harold L;rscomb. OF New York
City, recently was the guest of his
parents, Mv. and Mrs. ". y. Lips
comb.
( Andrew rrinclc. OF Hya,tsviilc, Md
visited here during the week.
Rcv. IL l.. Quarles. u. n. OF Gull
pcpc-. former pastor OF Manassas Zap
;ist Church. spent the Weekend with
friends III Manassas,
/ Claude CriSSS, who i spending tho
winter here with his uncle, Fey. j. +
Burke, rector OF Trinity Episcopal
Church. left for bedford County OIL
OF his father.
Mrs. Charming II. Marlborough. Jr.
and her little daughter. Betsy Nir-
GINA. have returned from Denton, Ten
Mrs Sidney Tebbs Chichester of
Warrcntou, last week VAS the cues,
Of her auu,. Mrs. %orvcll Larkin.
MIR. and Mrs Henry NJ White, OF
Oklahoma. have been tho guests ci
Mrs. Whites parents. Mr.. and Mrs W
\. Merchant.
Lyman Patterson recently was ;h'
guest Of his brother, Major Robert l
Patterson. L. : \. in Washington.
Mrs John II. SillinC, OF .NuSus,'
County. visited her niece. Mrs. u. faN
uond l;atclif1". last week.
James Mo,calfe has returned 20 sud
, I.rsyillc. Md. after :. visit 10 pv. .nt
Mrs Charles T.. Brewer.
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WHAT TO DO WHEN
HAIR GROWS thin
Give tho Hair Root Nourishment and
Stop tho Spread OF Bnldncss.

thousands Of men and women arc
growing bald every day. and don
know the reason why. This is. indeed
- pity. because badness usually comes
from carelcSsucsS. and anyone VINO
gives the hair just little attention
should have an abundance Of good
healthy hair. pandruf and dirt help
10 cause badness by cloESinS the
pores in the scalp and giving the dan
druff germs fertile ground for prolific
breeding.
The treatment is very simple: remove
the dirt Ivy shampooinE and destroy
tho dandruT germs by frequently ap-
plying little Of tho real Partisan
sage 0iquid form) most efficient
preparation that the bes, druggists
everywhere now recommending
as one Of the quickest and safest
treatments to surely stop itching scalp
AID falling hair. remove all dandrnn
md TO properly nourish and invigoratc
tho hair roots.
Partisan Sage is also tho discriminate
ing womans favoritc hair dressing be
cause il gives her hair a softness and
luster that fascinates and compels adj
miration. \ generous bottle costs but
little from Tragic Drug Co, who guar
auteo IL TO you.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
Sure! High Heels
Cause Corns But
Who Cares Now

Because Styi. dccrccS that No
men crowd and buckle up their tender
toes in high heel footwear they suffer
from Corns then they cut aud trim at
these painful pests which merely
makes the corn grow hard. This sui
cidal habit may cause lockjaw and vo-
men are warned TO stop II.
4 few drops Of drug called frcez-
ono applied directly upon a sore corn
gives quick relief and soon the entire
corn, root and all lifts out without
pain. Ask the drug store man for a
quarter OF an ounce Of freezono which
costs very little but is SUFFICIENT 10 re
move every hard or soft corn or callus
from ones feet.
This drug IL an ether compound and
dries III moment and simply ShrivolS
up tho corn without in1aminC or even
Irritating tho surrounding tissue or
skin. Clip this out and pin on your
Wife'S drosser-AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

attended by tho faculty and seniors I'm
academic procession. j. &. .ArmstronE
presented to the school In the namc
OF the faculty five panels of the plaster
friezc In tho hall Of the Student Build
ing. and Master Samuel Firebaugh
presented one panel as a gift from the
industrial class OF the training school.
which has been coming to the normal
school for lessons. Master Frank
Nicholas. Jr.. of the kindergarten. pre-
sentcd IL pretty plaster placQuc from
himself and his little sister. This will
he placed over the mantcl in the din
ing groom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Wilson.
Mrs. l.. c. Runnctt. of Frcdcricks
Hall. was tho guest Il few days ago
OF Mrs. G. II. Bailey.
Mrs. II. S. Buell. and daughter. Miss
Helen. OF. Denver. Col. arc spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. t.
Dolan.
IL. X. stone. OF Richmond: spent SOY.
cral days this week In Mineral.
j. c. Miller. of Ashland. ky.. was 1t,
town this week.
Miss Cora Talioy. of Richmond. was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

'Danici' asks. can you prescribe
for my stomach and liver TO overcome
s SOW, indigrs,ion, bilious headache,
dreadful sluggish feeling after meals"
Answer For such condition az
YOU describe | advise cartliol tablets. n
particularly good formula for sluggish
iivfr, constipation etc, when sour .ris-
ter than calotnci ana has no bad after
effect
pleas" pr"scrih" a safe reducing rem
coy for 700 much fat"
Answer ~ this season many fat
penpi" suffer greatly ~ YOU do. and to
,h recommend that they reduce with
I'VE grain nrboiou" tablets. the most
SIncc".t'nl and convenient prescription
! kn@" 81 hr;eris,a supply in scaled
tubes. "ith fun directions.
Miss . 81 ask: ~ have pimples.
nily skin. aud suffer from constipai ion.
h"adachc aud never feel strong and
Vel Please prescribe for me"
Ans""r. You rhouid overcome con
s'.nnu@}n and cleanse the tyftom Of
grain euip"rh tablets (not sulphur)
Tor r"E"rai w""ks Or more" ThcHc tab.
not "ra,h"r. az they have 4 tendency
10 cool the blood and improve it's
G4hlty.
FERN "rit~r: II have suffered with
BAD rpUsh for some time and am
az" "rhE and tired most OF the time.
'''iNH think ~ due To the severe
coughing can you give me a remedy
Ansrcr. Yer. your weakness IL due
:" ti'" Coughing. but sou should be
zen Tolicvcb by using tho following:
',c' g ~ oz package ~ essence men
,h"- i"F"ue ana make according To Al
T'''l"na on tho bottle then take Il tea
tp"prfgl 'ynry hour or two until tho
cough - cured THIS makes "a full pint
of III" very best and safest cough sy-
rUp ~ YOUR druggist does not have
month iase3e. have him order IL for
you ot the &holesaie hrm.
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The Ideal Sport Suit Is
Made of Csolflex

Ideal because Of the material, the STYLE
the fit and the shades
Gol1ex is knitted fabric, which
allows complete freedom of movement
1t is also shower-proof-the unexpected
summer storm when one is golhing or
motoring will not cause your suit to BAG
or wrinkle.
Women who've worn Gol0ex SHIFTS
know from experience they give more
real, permanent satisfactory wear than
any sport suit made at similar prices
$500, $29.75 and $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

& DE LeMzs Hakar 0

Ccnsrdl IN character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers
VIII apply in any case of similar ma
turc.
Those wishing further advice free,
Eldg., college Elwood streets. Dayton.
Ohio. enclosing self-addressed stamped
G;nycl"pe for reniy. Full name and ad-
~ fictitius names will be used in my
answers TIL" prescriptions can be
hll"1 At any wcll-StoCked drug store.
Any druggist can order Of Wholesaler
Miss Constance" asks: II am worry
thin and bloodlcss and want TO in
crease ms. weight about 30 pounds.
Please tell me what method to pur-
suc?"
use Of .hroc:sraiS nypo nuc Rne'S tab
hf VII usually produce an increase;
building up tho flesh tissues. Scores Of
patients have reported increases Of
he"s II ab G to p"nns dT2% fhs use cs of
with each sealed package.
Poorly" writes: "BcinG past mid
Ill" age and observing that my nervous
system ~ in bad shape. ] write for n
prescription. I do not gain strength
from my food. am weak iistless, for
OF health. such as vas at one time"
Answer: Get from well-stocked
pharmacy sealed tube Of three-grain
cadnmcnc tablets. which arc especially
made for those needing n strong
harmless. rejuvenating tonic Aston
ishinr and pleasing results follow and
life and hope arc renewed.
"Ess"x" writes: What should do
bladder disease? Urine is dark. foul
Of odor. and passage Is Irregular. pain
full. etc. Have depression. fever chiIls
pains like rheumatism and soreness in
region of bladder"
Answer; For such symptoms you
describe { prescribe my favoritc for
rnula under the name of balmwort tab
lets. This is - splendid eifcacious
remedy for such abnormal conditions.
Begin their use AS per directions on
each sealed tube.
Mrs. y. asks MY scalp itches ter
ribiy, is fevcrIsh and great amount
OF oily dandrmff il present What is
good for this?"
Answer: First shampoo the hair
about once week as per directions.
This relieves tho itching, overcomcs
the dandrun and makes the hair beau
tifully. glossy and vigorous. Obtain in
NOTE: For many years pr Baker
has been giving free advice and pre-
scriptIons to millions Of people through
tho press columns. and doubtless has
more than any single individual in the
worlds history. Thousands have writ
| ten him expressions OF gratitude and
] oonhdcnce.--Adv.
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RADFORD

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
RADFORp. VA. March lt.-MiSs
Mary Paxton, district supervisor or
rural demonstration and canning club
work. has spent several days with Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

tho guest this week OF her parents
AIR. and Mrs. Il. j. Tallcy. in this city.
DIR. ". n. Gregory anI children spent
several days this week in Richmond
with relatives.
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MINERAL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
MINERAL, VA. March 1j-N w
Turner has returned from visit to
friends in Richn ono.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mays. of Midvale. were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
Fine White
EmglisGo Mar

qwlseeee, 81 yd
Notwithstand ing
the war. the Eng
lish mills are send
Ing over some OF
the daintiest cotton
goods that ever left
a loom. T h g 6 e
Marquisettes are In
this class; A inches
" | d g; fine and
sheer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
White Plaid
Voiles, ST y,d

Another sb eer,
fine white goods
that will he seen
In W a lists and
dresses this sum-
m err. S ev eral
pretty patterns, but
not enough OF any
one to keep you
from h a ing a
practically xclu-
sive design.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
Sheer White
Organdie
With am I'm
visible Plaid,
SIPS yd

Woven in Swift
erland from the
finest Egyptian cot
ton; 3S inches
wide; several styles
Of broken plaids;
nothing prettier in
white goods this
season for waists
and dresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

GU Y I&IEO.-
Made Muslin
Underwear
The 6 arm cnts
made a long jour
ney before reach
ing Rich In ond-all
the way from the
Philippine Islands
our possessions in
the Pacific. II is
s 10 ply wonderful
how dainty and fine
this underwear is.
1t far surpasscs
in daintincss and
appearance the ia
nous Il n d e r wear
from France, and
Il is but little over
half the price OF
the latter.
Many years ago
the ladies OF the
Spanish court in
structed native Fill
ipino women in the
art of fine needle
work as applied to
making Of under
wear.
Since the Amer
lean occupa [ on.
this knowledge has
been put to a prac-
tical com mer cial
use, and the finest
underwear in the
world is the result.
And the prices are
very moderate.
Night Gowns and
Envelope Chcmise
made Of fine mer-
cerized finish Main
sock. b a n Il en-
broidered in sprays.
bownots and rose
buds. T2.9S.
q a r m G n a cut
FULL; n e c X and
sleeves scalloped.