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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

day Tor IA visit OF ten days to relatives
IN charlottesville and near Covington.
Mrs. t. \. Lewis had as her guest
TINS week her sister. Mrs. F.. A. Dab
neE, ana Two little girls. or Richmond.
Mrs. j. r. Thomas il spending this
week IN Richmond the guest %. Mrs.
Rufus Freeman
Among the visitors from Lawrence
vile this week were Mrs. Walter Turn
bull and Mrs. Edward Il. Turnbull. Jr.
Mrs. {. l.. Palmer has been quite sick
1T her home.
w. II. Jctrcys. Jr. OF Chase city.
was in town Monday.
w 7. Pond. OF SUFFOLK was in town
a short while Monday
c. w Hardy. former agent OF the
Southern Railway here. but now To-
Gated in South Hin. was in town re-
Gently
T.. r. Ruford was in Richmond scv-
cral days this week on legal business
j. u. HiEhtower paid visit TO his
people i'll Boydton on Sunday.
Julian WCSSon and sister. Miss W IL
lard WeSsou. took 4 trip tn Lake Drum
mond Sunday with Il party Of friends
the party going from Norfolk on :,
launch
Miss Frances May has been visiting
relatives In Richnond tho past week
Gordon $. ricld visited his Family
at stony Creek sunday.
Misses Phyllis Raylcy and Misses
Butcher and Mr. Edwards motored TO
Richmond SATURDAY.
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ASHLAND

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. May 3I.--Mrs. Flcm-
Ing Gaines Mrs. Lindsey Hankins and
Mrs NJ. G. Doubles. OF Richmond, were
guests on Wednesday, OF Mrs. John
Wirhtman.
Marion Ferry. United States Navy.
w3s here tins week visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs. bimmoCk Jenkins and
small daughter. OF Richmond. We're
recent guests OF Mrs. James Harris.
Lieutenant John Simpson. who has
arrived from overseas. is now ~ Camp
Dix and is expected this week 10 join
Mrs simpson in their home hero.
Mrs. Ciwathmcy. Judge e. lIolla-
day and Miss Caroline g. HuliaduN Will
open their home in C;wathmey June /
after SPENDING the winter in Eich-
moud.
Mrs Henry Rogue. OF Baltimore. vii
arrive Monday 20 h. the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs \. =. W-himan.
Mrs. John Fisher and lack Fisha,
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GORDONSVILlE

GoRDoNsNILLE. VA. MAY &l--Mrs.
tllis nown"r. arrived here this week
powner. who IS now in France 5
eMEg'i and h Tr. IN s52ri ime ., Rtcb
nond. noiorcd 70 .'iordonsv!lle THIS
MsfS Mrs. l.d Spe4: sT dS< Th .'n ne
e val fiSU'' 10 N.Y. 'ANNe''S nome IN ''S
Miss Edi,h Fttzhusn nas returned 20
parents, Nj and Mrs Wallace Fita-
i, c Ross, j., is spending some ,ine
WI Teiau y >, N NC GrHsnsbor1,
vile visitor this week
Eev l.. Ms. Williams has returned
from Farnviile. where he had been
assisting in series OF evanEelistic
NJ. and Mrs. w. L. Bailes AFTER
SiH.stndl1F se Wi, DAYS With Mr. and
-.heir home in Richmond Sir Ranes
spent Wednesday in Washington 1ith
over;on Kent, a former ;ordonsviiie
resident. Who has lately returned from
FRANCE. IS spending few days WIN
MIS- < X sowles and children. Of
.-iIr;on. We're guests Few davs re
-.r.ntiy Of Mr. and Mrs J. {. Hendricks.
z<iNr. ana Mrs y T. wrish. rad as
Carter who has lately returned from
GERMAN. and Mrs = Il. Lee. o, Lynch
surg. Miss Otic Brauer, Of Richmond
ncimsr Dur Of Newport News. IS
sSnendlns tew days with his mo;her
G u Shackelford. y: Charlottesville.
Was IN GordonsriNe this wee. on
rom HS e %hers e'g she ha
the guest OF friends for several days
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SOCIAL LIFE OF STATE
\ ! DESCRIBED IN EP|TOME
Personal and Brief Items Of IntcrcS,
: Gathered From All Parts of
Commonwealth.
aLEAvING FOR SEA RESORTS
Many Go On Vacation Trips-lic-
= turning Soldiers Lend Dash of
Color To Many Communities.
. Many Events Arc rendered.

II Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
:. cCLPEPEE. VA May SI-Colonel
- NJ. Ncwhousc save a STAG dinner
party on Thursday in honor of G. {.
tsarlin. who spoke that evening III the
interest OF the salvation Army drive.
Those dining with MIR. Carl!n were
Russell Yowcn. Il T., Miller j j.
Davies. William NJ. Yancey and Raleigh
r. Green
Mrs. Bowman Clark and Mrs Irwin
ncInor arc spending several weeks in
ms from severe attack Of inf'ucnzs
Miss Mary FoN. OF Chicago. is visit
lnS her friend. Miss Georcia WAGE.
Charles Wager and son. Charles. who
:, have recently visited Nj. Mayors sis
Ter. returned 10 their home in PITTS
hursh tho frs; OF the week
.f- pr. ]. y. Barnett. OF the medical star
the Weekend With Mr. and Mrs. I: Nj
: Barnett at Greenwood" near town.
The commandments exercises of The
- ,ulpepcr High School viii take place
.lunc in the Fairfax Theatcr pr.
pahncy. Of tho UNIVERSITY OF Virginia.
VIII deliver the address 10 graduates.
The baCcalaureate setmon Viii II"
preached by Rev T. W Winfrcy IN
he Baptist Church on sunday morning.
Memorial Day exercises We're held q
he National Cemetery on Friday With
suitable exercises. Confedcrat" Me
moral Day viii l.. observed on June Z.
when as usual = luncheon viii be
given for the veterans and the graves
decorated with flowers
Invitations have been received here
I" the marriage OF Miss. Louise Middle
Clarence Jackson Miller. 90 Eappahan-
mock County. 70 John Wesley Price.
the ceremony TO take place June Is at
. 81. IN Trinity church Wssh'ns-
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will leave shortly for Charlotte. y.
G.. TO visit Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs. g. Merritt Motley and Miss
Mary McCuy hay" returned 1" Alton
"fter visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE a.
BarDcs.
Mrs Nat Lancaster has gone to
Niikes-Harrc. Pa. To visit Lieutenant
and Mrs. Richard Lancaster.
Mrs. Harry Ladcw Will !anyc June !!
to visit relatives in Maryland
l)r Frank Lay is spending the week =
end with Mrs. DAY In the home OF MIR
ana Mrs. Edward Miller, in Avling-
ton. Md
Joe puGdale has received his hon
orabie discharge from the tnitcd
states Navy. and is here on visit to
his mother Mrs 4 NJ Dugdalo
Mrs. Floyd Tucker. Jr.. was hostess
for tho Matinee Euchrc Card club on
w Wednesday, The nriZeS We're won by
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FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
New Home cure THAT anyone Can
4 40 without Discumfort or Loss Of Time

I ~ W ifhOut LOSS OF Iinc
We have New Method that cures
Asthma and We want YOU to try II al
our expense. No matter whether your.
case is Of Ions standing or recent de-
N"lopmcnt. whether II is present as
Hay Fever or chronic Asthma. Won
should send FOR a free trial Of our M
thod. No matter in what climate YOU
live, no matter wha, YOUR acc or oc-
Cupation. If YOU arc troubled WIN
asthma. our method should relieve YOU
promptly.
We especially want 10 send II 10
those apparently hopeless cases, wher"
all forms OF inhalers doucheS. opiun,
preparations, fumes. patent smok ea. 90
etc, have failed. We want to SHOW
everyone at our own expense that tni.,
new method IS designed to end all DIFF
h"Ult breathing. all Wheeling. and all
those terrible paroNySms At once ana
for q n time.
This free offer is too important to
neg lcCt a single dan Write today and
begin the method ~ once. Send no
money simply mail coupon below TO
II TO-DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

minded Ar HaNnun of her AT Hay-
mn is , The ma"ps,ns Hrsc,or Of
ius, such a little girl for Dear Rrt-
,us" lie called ur MIR. TYLER and told
'Nothins doing" repiicd Nv ryler.
Il wan, her myself" Thcn Hayinan
who persistent. sent Tyler thu manu-
script FOR Dear Erutus" to read.
would be 4 crime not To let h.r play
that part"
And so Helen arrived
=arc, with Mi Gillette forever the
sIrl SAID the oihcr night He's 'ots
"f tun was afraid Of MIN at first.
him Mud isn't I, crea, 10 oe IN y
barrie rl&YH Its clever and "eautitui.
ISN'T it,, ,,
hens e ,.ma,,net dol 49,,
w""an k"rr> secret
on out can woman k,rn /" ,S.5
'rst tnoush, NJ rs Gus Skinner had
a signed contract nnd promisE OF ad r
vance r"Aa!tlcS rom N.nr"H nah,," n !,
Ecnor2l man"Etr 81 ,har''S fr"n,n ma IL II,
Inc. n''olt h'' hus"""u 80 :,
him
ENidcnl% Mrs SNlnnrr Nn'M Jul
what her husband Gus n"Nei -"
me wrTir nm n''i r Cmm' and and se SEM
it without any nam" or AddleSS IN
evidence 20 the Hi"hr nt', Ell Wnet
The Honor o the Family mr.
SN'nn"r read y and hasiehen |" sunni,
the D'aN I" MI. it"Amah. MIN Wh"m
u found lnSjanl t"t"r' i'"E ',,au
ANNOUNCED ina !nS "utn"r Wou
come Onward q ''niratt anu ADVANCE
r",,"n!i'eS WohIH n' or'hv%u3,nfT .,,
MfS Nklnnt' N'S H.. Ni,''tNti Sm,
VAS AFRAID I" h"ud II |" NJ SNlMnTi
tor |hat ne ""u'n tUS""nH.lhc' sun .
lnnn 'EcnlE. ana '""1 """'" ~ ~,
ohh o. the MT, te' "Nit" Wa h"' "ct
'h.,nt!nn :. -.
hu, MI i'aA mn "Hh''n ." Nu"M
Nhtn YOU iounn "ul ln"' q, Us ''Neu
M ny 'E oM'"n w" zen "''' 20"
nag Wrl'tsh II ,;, 49,,
y Noind,l e's"i' 'pI''u Mt
NN!nHe. Sh.h ne seemed :" hIs"S
WIN ~ an" Itlht1 ;" muS" "pou
..N .""n ,'',lrL> IN"
non ""'' zen h'h Vas 'h' 49,
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p"h- ~ nsW lhres-ac
pa. Eu"a,n I.vEN': ms or'n ac
y'p,'n ny ,is MeSSrs. Snuoe'' tVr M
irnt" n"huTt '"h. Nth't ~ h"S
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lie acted solely in the interests ne
humanity generally. aud expected no
return. To his surprise" he received
one morning an cffusivc letter from
IN" propri"tors to the effect thai nI
rr"onmcndations had don" them so
much good that they ''Vcnturod to son,
him hundred Here the pnl,e can,a
to AN end This viii never do" said
ia" doctor. is very kind. but I
could not think of accounting any,
thing Then he turned tho page aii
found that the sentence ran "of ou.
circulars for diStribu,ion,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

Mrs. Leslie Ellis and Mrs. NJ, NJ. Bald
Miss May Baldwin has returned from
Richmond, where she visited her
cousin. Miss virginia Howison.
Mrs. Robert Marye was the recent
guest of her parents. MIR and Mrs "
-. Cardwell. In Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

prNp~rtrd GcncrOsIty Found.
y medical man thought VERY hic hly
OF certain acrated water. and by his
aSsiduous recommendations procured
Tor 1t celebrity il Justly deserved.
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lAWRENCEVlllE

Spoc.a 10 The Times pisps,ch
LAW i;ENGEN LIE w May 81
sir and Mrs. Wtudcr S'Ear cave Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

sanken, black circles and pale
cheeks-I was restored to health
by the Favorite Prescription of DR..
Pierce So write many women.
Changed too in looks, for after tax
ing DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton the skin becomes clear, the
eyes brighter, the cheeks plump.
Druggists sell it in tablets or
liquid. It's q woman's best tenn
perance tonic, madefrom wild roots.
WHISTLER, ALA-"I was bothered
with backache and headache and was
not able u do nv work INIT! tried
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. and
can soy ara now able to do al nv
work such as cooking, washing and
ironing and even cutting wood. where
before used this medicine was
himost an invalid and did not caro-
whether ! lived or died ."--MRs. ELIZA.
sarH CAEoyAs. Carr Street.
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0uTlStGad' SWOrmSyruD

To children az <ncei Of mercy" where
worms present anti directions fn!loyrro
1T NEVER FAILS. One bottle destroyed I32
worms. Stood the test for ,i1tv wears SOLE
'vervuhere or nv mail. SOC a bottle
r--TRst g = Vucr'.-r- M D.. Phi!adeiphIa
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Such a Change

in feelings
and looksl
"A ( t er
stuff ering
pain, feel
6 n g r
vous, dir
zy, we ak
and drag
ged down
by weak
nesses of
my sex
m U q " a q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

Miss Nelly Of N'Orleaus" Nil not
greet New York audiences in he- fas-
plrat.nc MY any longer as Mrs Fislle
ha> closed hcr engagement in that
PLAY 4; the Henry Miller Thcatev Next
season she will tou, in this. her favor
N q u rnlnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01

"Dauccrous Years a new tnree-ac'
NlaN Ny Edward Locke has been ac-
copied by tn. Mossrs Shubcrt for i'm
mcdtat" production Alma Toll has
been placed under contract To PLAY the
leading gclc
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27


the said tax to be used in
giving additional aid to the
public schools of the said
parish.
SECTION 2. Be it further
ordained, ETC., That the bal.
lots be used at the said cleo
shall be prepared by the Sec
rotary of the parish school
board, and shall be in follow
ing form:
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27

Deblaxa, clerk
Clarence, 6 B Davis. w II Airey, Fe,
lix Desadier, commissioners, Leo Dun.
cklsman, clerk
campti ! Raphiel, B D Cargil, W
Teer, commissioners, Numa Lestage,
clerk
Marthaville, B Barnhill. D H Beale,
B T Locke, commissioners, E NJ Camp
bell. clerk
Beulab, Ike Mallet, Adam James, 2
Sanders, commissioners, Ben Keene,
clerk
Ajax, Ben Teer, G J Walker, VT Buf
kin, commissioners, ] Webster. clerk
Spanish Lake, TIJackson. Phillip Flo
res. Andrew Soiice, commissioners, Paul
Solics, clerk
Robelius, Z w Jacobs, A H Boyt, Luz
Their Page, commissioners, T B S.llers.
clerk
Provencal. WD Richie, L T Hawthorn
Z A Treadway, commissioners, w E
Dale, clerk
Shady Grove, Walter Bolton, B T Gan
dy, Walter Moss, commissioners, CT
Leach, clerk
VowslPs Mill Ed Webb, ] w Canady
Geo. Slaughter, commissioners, AG Eth
sridee. clerk
Kisatchie. L o Tarver, W D Dowden,
= E Taylor. commissioners, G | Miller,
clerk
Mora, BENZ Martin, Monroe Marshall.
g Z Wise, commission ers, L c Sweat,
clerk
Gornm, BID Hagan, Joe Rschal. les
sic FIetchef commissioners, G w
Maxey, clefk
Cypress, E Melancon, Jno Clark. Lee
Bruce, commissioners, ! B Dowden,
Rontrose. D Wood sers, Wilmer
Gcngres H Adger. commissioners.
G Mccoy, clerk
Matches. "a Prudhomme. Leon Fried
man, G e O'Quin, commissioners, Paul
Raehnl clerk & : 4. !
cloutisrville. Albert Brcssctt, Ed Poche. |
S.m L1ease. commissioner, J r Gull
Marco. / B Dean, Ed Delacerdo. y
e VIZ commissioners, Alfred Huthn-
!shorin, Lee Sharp, Jno. Spurreon
d. Johnson. commissioners, Adam
At ssid special election the polls will |,
- 1~f~ a
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27

Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the Natchitoches Parish School Board
of Natchitoches Parish. Louisiana, at a
meeting held on the 18th day of March,
1919. I, Edgar Levy, president of said
Parish School Board. do hereby give not
ice that, in compliance with said resolu-
ton, special election will be held in
the Parish of Natchitoches. Louisiana,
on the % day of April, 1919, for the
purpose of submitting to the property
taxpayers qualified under the Constitu-
ton and laws of the state of Louisiana
to vote at said election, the following
proposition, to wit:
To levy a special tax of 2 mills on
the dollar en- all taxable property in
the parish of Natchitoches, Louisi-
ana, subject to State taxation, ann
ually, for period of years, for
the purpose of giving additional aid
tothe public schools.
For the purposes of said election the
polling places will be the regular poll
ing places of Natchitoches Parish, and
the following three commissioners and
clerks Of election of each polling place
have been appointed to serve at this e.
Lection, all of whom shall receive s. AZ
c ,mpensation for such service.
Ward l, Precinct James Dey, C J
O'Quin, H F Crow, commissioners, Sgd
ney Katie, clerk
Ward l, Precinct TT Gallon Jr., J
H Harroll, J H Stephens, commissioners
E o Payne, clerk
A ,hland, Tom Mccain, S Z Joyner,
Geo. Walker, commissioners, 3 F Carr
On, clerk
Goldonna. D Reed, w " Trainer, GIN
Coleman, commissioners, &c Grow clerk
Chestnut, r ] Pullin. w G Walker, W
" Weaver, commissioners, B F Brig.
nan, clerk
Powhattan, Wyatt Marlborough, C F
Hart. Ed Fredieu ST., commissioners,
w Williams, clerk
7r1pp Hun B F Adsms, N G Harll
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27

ASH Lumber or Logs, in any quantf-
". Write us-and win have our buyer
call On you.
D. K. JEFFRIS LUMBER co.
Lumber Exchange Bldg,
feb2tt1 Chicago. III
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27
BALLOT.

Proposition to levy q II
mills special tax on all ~
property subject to taxa
ton in the parish of Natchi-
toches, La, annually for a
period Of Ave years, for the
purpose of giving addition I
al aid to the public schools
of the said parish.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27
School Data

Some data relative 70. Parish Schools:
Cash value Of 1918, BY wards. which
v;,l hn aaaessad yalue for 1919.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27

The total amount Of above taxes will
be about $8l, 10000. The proposition
NV is t, vote a general. 2 mill tax
which will amount to about $50, 0OO.0e,
and eliminate all maintenance taxes.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27

|. sstsosisS 81 Dael2ti,s. {
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-03-27

POSSIBLE RESOURCES FOR NEXT YEAR
1t. School Fund (nearly
i. ubleD .........................$6S. 600. co
Parish. COG. OF
ron 1eAeS.. SOS. OVu w
Fines and Forfeitures. ...........2,5 500. 90
lotat ........................ 500. $3.50 VVU.tV
= mill special 81, 00O. 90
Total. $186, O00 90
PROBABLE EXPENDITURES
Sheriff = commission =. S., COO 90
A sessor's. ......... 2, 400 0.
p nting and stationery. ...........I, 200. co
s ,pcrinterdent Z salary ....s...s, eco. co.
Assistant End ONCE expenses
ard mi!esge and per diem
To- hCaxd msMbesD /, 40 CO
{ee 1n11p II e 8 ~ o.
~ TIRE b6rt. Is ts11f ers
II jsaitdrs, for nine nopths. lac, sc 4 d
New Britain herald., 1919-06-30
S1.00 MILANESE SILK GLOVES AT 6oe THE PAIR

White, Black, Grey. Brown, Tan, with self or contrasting embroidery. double tipped, per- feet fitting, an extraordinary value,
New Britain herald., 1919-06-30
APRONS

Large size percale Aprons, medium colors, regular 59c AL fSt Tea Aprons gingham and percale, plain or fancy trim ming. Regular 48c
 Sale Fr1ce ...-...' "Sc Bungalow Aprons made of percale, open front or back, also elastic waist line. Regular S1.25 values
 At This Sale .......... 95c
 BATHING SUITS
 Jersey Bathing Suits with trimmed skirts. Regular $2.25 values
 At This Inventory Sale $1.se Surf Satin Bathing Suits several models. Regular $2.9s At S2.7s Bathing Tights One piece, knitted jersey, regular 79c Sale Price ...... 69c
 SWEATERS
 Women's SHp-on Sweaters, sleeveless, all colors. Regular s4.98 values
 At This Sale ....... $2.95 Women's Shetland Coat Sweaters, desirable colors, values up to s1O.98. At
 The Inventory Sale ..... $5.50 Girls Fibre Silk Coat Sweat CTS, shawl collar and sash, Copen, rose and gold color. Regular S4.9S
 Sale Price ............ S2.9o
 CORSETS
 ". B. Corsets of figured ba- tiste, long hip, medium bust, hose supporters attached. Regu- lar $500 value
 Sale Price ........ $1.9S Thomson Glove Fitting Corset pink coutil, long free hip. low bust, embroidery trimmed, 4 hose supporters. Regular s2.0o value at .............-. S1.35 LaReine Summer Netting Corset. Regular s2.oO value
 W. S. Special Corset pink. coutil long hip elastic top, 4 hose supporters attached. 95c W. B. Bandeaux hooked back, lace trimmed, pink and white, sizes 40 to 48. Regular S1-O0 values At .....,.. soc
 INVENTORY SALE.
 ART GOODS DEPARTMENT
 Delightful work for busy fingers when women gather on shaded lawns and cool verandas. Remember when you buy ma terials here we give instruction in embroidery, knitting and crocheting.
 Linen Finish Scarfs, Stamped on fine material. linen color; very effective designs in floral, conventional, cross stitch and French knot embroidery; also some very rich solid embroi- dery designs
 Inventory Sale Price ...... 49c
 Pillow Tops, Stamped on linen crash, needle weave and cotton; assorted shades: pa triotic, emblem, floral, and con- ventional designs; many de- signs to match above Scarfs. Something to suit every taste; value 85c
 Inventory Sale Price ...... 49c
 Laundry Bags, A beautiful imitation of Roger Pongee; gen. erous size; stamped with pretty and quaint designs: all made with cord ready for use; regu- larly 75c
 Inventory Sale Price .... soc
 Round White Centerpieces. Stamped for solid, eyelet, French knot and outline en- broidery; buttonhole edges, or can be lace or crochet trimmed; excellent quality, really wonder full value; IS, 24, 27 and 36 inches; regularly 79c
 Inventory Sale Price 3gc
 Scarfs, Same material as Centers: designs to match. also many other effective designs; 18x45 and 1Sx54
 Inventory Sale Price . soc
 Pillow Gases, An everyday necessity with the personal touch that makes them a charming feature Of the room; a, fine grade of batiste, stamped with simple. dainty deaigns, value 93c; the pair 69c,
New Britain herald., 1919-06-30
INVENTORY SALE, SUMMER WASH FABRICS

"@O GU uAnAAJ ONAflUy Wash Dresses Made By Delft Fingers As This Season. Here is Your Opportunity to Rea- Iize Great Savings and Still Wear Stunning Frocks. White Voile, Extra fine quail ity; the perfect white wash material: 40 in. wide: regu- larly 55c per yard. Inventory Sale 45c.
 White Voi1e, Mercerized Fin- ish; a very beautiful fabrics 45 in. wide; regularly 42c per yard. Inventory Sale, 35c.
 White Battste, an unusually desirable number; very fine; 40 in. wide; regularly 45c per yard, Inventory Sale, 39c.
 White voiIe and Organdie, Wonderful value; 40 in. wide; regularly up to 45cs, per yard Inventory Sale, 25c.
 White Indian Head Suiting, Woven for Wear; 36 in. wide; Inventory Sale, 27c per yard; regularly much higher.
 Figured Voile, A bewilder- ing assortment of the newest patterns and colorings; regu- larly 2sc. Inventory Sale 19c.
 Gaberdine Sport Suiting, 36 in. wide; in every desirable color; regular value 59c, In~ ventory Sale, 25c.
 INVENTORY SALE WOMEN's AND CHIIDREN's
 KNIT UNDERWEAR AND
 HOSIERY
 women's Extra Length Vests, sleeveless and wing sleeves. measure 48 inches in length; good full size, regularly 59c. Sale Price 45c.
 Women's Union Suits, low neck, cuff and lace knee, all sizes, regularly 75c. Sale Price 54c.
 Boys Union Suits, knee length and short sleeves, regu- larly 75c. Sale Price 65c.
 Children's ''Mr Waists, sizes to 12 years, regularly S5c. Sale Price 25c each.
 Chi1dren's Ribbed Stockings, ! in black, sizes to g 1-2; regu- larly 29c. Sale Price 22c.
 Children's Silk LsIe Stock ings, black only, sizes to 1-2. regularly 5sc. Sale Price SEC.
 Women's Fibre and Silk Stockings, the stocking with the seam in the back, in Black. Brown and White, with seam ed back; regularly 59c. Sale Price 42c,
 PRE-INvENToRY SALE HoUsFURNIsHrNG DEPT.
 Galvanized Watering Pots: Strong and substantial, heavily galvanized; 10-quart size. For this Sale, 95c.
 Floor Brooms: Extra good quality corn; five sewed; No. z size. Price for this Sale, 59c. "Wear Ever'' Aluminium Pre- serving Kettle: Six-quart size; useful the year round. Price for this Sale. S1.69.
 Lunch Kits: Brown enameled metal lunch box with Universal vacuum bottle. Complete kit for this sale, S2.ss. Clothes Baskets: Round oak clothes baskets; 24 inch size; very special; price for this sale, 59c.
 Toilet Paper: Good quality crepe tissue; OF. roll. Price for this sale, 14 rolls for 49c.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-30
Women's Stylish Tailor Made Suits Reduced

Reel No. Suits that priced up to s25.o Inventory Sale Price ...................... s1e.oO
 Reel No. Suits that priced up to s32 50 Inventory Sale Price ................... s1e.oo
 Reel No. Suits that priced up to ss9.o0 Inventory Sale Price ...-........ ........ s24.OO
 Reel No. Suits that priced up to s59.oo Inventory Sale Price ..................... $28.00