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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
Many Famous Trotters
Come From New JERSEY

To tho court Of Axteil. at Terrc
Haute. Ind. This mating resulted in
Axworthy. the leader Of the wakes
family In the matter OF extreme
speed at the time OF his death. his dc.
scendanis. including Hamburg Belle.
2oia. the worlds race record. AZ
well as IN. phenomenal sircs. Guy
Axworthy. General Watts and Dillon
Axworthy. all three OF which are
breeding on faster than they showed
on the turf. and by strange colnci.
denoe Lse Axworthy. isst. the fast
est of them all. was bred at Raritan.
". ].
Befor. leaving New Jersey. Ken.
lucky Prince also got tina, splendid
trotter. Hayorne Prince. for Il Cad.
ugsn. He also sired Jersey Prince.
whose early death alone prevented
him from becoming the leading nom.
Der OF tho Emellne family OF trottsrs.
which was bred and developed by l..
w. Conover. of Middletown. ~. J.
In tho early Tos. when Henry NJ.
Smith decided TO assembls his trot.
ters. no established tho Fashion Stud
Farm. NJ Trenton. and for over 20
years 10 was one OF tho leading estab-
lishmenss In the country. with jay
Gould. General Knox. Tatiler. socra-
ter. General Washington and strang.
or In tho stud. Will the descendants
OF Lady Thorn. Goldsmith Maid.
Lucy. Rosaiind. IL Blonde and Mu-
slc's Dam appeared In the list OF
brood mares. Many OF their names
are stiil found In tho pcdigrces OF the
leading performers OF tho present
day. while In the matter OF extreme
speed. as measurd by the e.so list.
Fashion Stud Farm led all others uri.
I'll tho Elcc,lone~rs began their rec
ord-brcaking career Mt Paio Alto.
Isaiah Rynders bred Aberdeen ut
Paszaic. while Chimes. the leading
member OF the Beautiful Bells fam
fly. passed his declining years ut Sa-
lem. The former. however. mnde his
reputation at Fairlawn Farm. In
Kentucky. WIN. tho latter never
added anything TO his showing Mt the
Village Farm. under the skiilful man.
axc-nent of c. j. Hamlin. A, the
present time. Al Mack. 2.05h. is the
fastest New Jersey trotter In train.
ing. his breeder being w. Il. Red
mond. OF Madison.
In 1907. when William Bradley be-
gan purchasing trotting stock for
Ardmaer Farm. Mt Raritan. II looked
Ms tho New Jersey was destined to
again take its place among tn. lead.
lng bones OF the trotter and in a
measure supplant the reputation OF
the thorobr " which were bred at
Rancocas ard Brcokfale. Todd and
Guy Axworthy were placed at the
head OF the stud. When Todd died. May
II. 1908. his sire. Bingen. was selected
10 FIJI the vacant stall. but after few
months he was sold and Transferred
20 Kentucky. where he also died. Guy
Axworthy also followed tho sire Of
Inland 20 the same state after n
brief poiourn nj Poughkeepsie. whilo
the splendid band OF brood mares
was scattered TO other establish
nents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

Is OUT OF
CAGE RACE

The University OF Washington
basketball five Is out OF the running
for the Northwest conference title
this season. They dropped two
games TO the University Of Oregon
last week. and haven't much OF
show for the championship.
Tho o. A. c. five will entertain
the locals at Corvallis this week.
The oregon farmers have been
strengthened by the addition Of
Reardon and Siebert to the squads.
Both players are experienced men
and will undoubtedly add big
punch TO the AgEiee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

Others fish Tor profit
And then there IL DIR. James Alex.
and.r Henshall. OF Cincinnati. o..
who variousiy In known fhruou: the
United States as Dean OF American
Anglers and Apostle Of The Black
Basa." He finds art apd science In
fishing. In addition TO sport
Just n few inches above the
height OF five feet. his hair and
mnstachs whi,ened by s. winters.
DR.. Henshail presents a perfect type
Of oldage vigor. untli rs months
ago he was employed by the GOV.
eminent I'm various branches. but In.
variably. his work had something TO
do with fish.
AZ with hen and her brood r'she
loves EN- ail'1. so with Dr. Henshall
and the fish family. he loves 'ern
ALL" but his hobby In the black
bass. lie may study the others and
write OF the others. but. when IL
comes TO bass. this modern fxaak
Walton simply dotcs on thrm.
For the benefit OF anglers OF the
younger school, II might be said that
Or. Henshaii. after 20 years OF cx.
periments. advocates the use OF the
Fly whencvor possible. In prefer.
encs 10 live bait
Ito explains
Il started 20 fiah for pleasure
when I was six. while my family
wns living near Baltimore. Md. !
used worms An old gardener
showed me how to use the fly. and
I Immediately adopted II. Minnows
are good. but the fly frequently Is
more successful and certainly It's
use IL moro sportamanlikc."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
Will Not
Challenge Tennis
Champs This Year

NEW YORK. Feb. io.-America
will not challenge Australia for the
Davis tennis cup this year. because
OF the effects OF the war. accord
ing to decision reached by the
United States Lawn Tennis assccia.
ton in session here. Many Austria.
Ian tennis stars fell in action in
Europe and the association did not
think a challenge would be sports.
manlike at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
EERErr TRUE
ny w. n. GOCHER

3vsry few people refer to New Jer.
~ ss a state that has produced
Many light harness performers. not.
Outstanding tho fact that the two
/ pmpson stations. George NJ. Patch
Ard Lee Axworthy. the first and
IN one 10 beat . minutes. were bred
min its boundaries. while Gold
IDixh Maid. the greatest race mare
- greatest money winner at any
'n1e also stands TO Its credit. The
,srs OF Colonial history shows that
inning. pacing and trotting races
~ common in New Jersey. as well
Ill OF the other colonies along the
lAuuo ssabcard prior to iTso. so
I sch so. IN fact. that In iTss the
1asature passed an act restricting
. IN TO certain days In the year.
~ oct. together with a similar on.
~ was enacted In Maryland the
'orsdtnx year. was the first legisla-
- against racing In North America
~ were also the forcrunners OF
- stringent measures enacted In
~ Jersey about $50 years later In
- $50 - -. a. g.
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y n.,.n.. 90 .~ss.a - 49,. 49,,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
-ocal Boxing Program
up in Air; Ring Gossip

star. In the headiiner. and GIllum
and Jack May are hooked up for tho
semi.windup.
Nothing more has been heard
about Benny Ieonard's proposed trip
% the Northwest. With the condl-
tons up In the air at present. tho
negotiations were given a severe set
back.
Benny put wildcat" Leonard
away In the fourth round of their
melee in Sacramento Friday night
In the South. Benny loosened up
when the wildcat" got rough and
-blff-bang." and II was all over.
The wildcat" made big strides in
the boxing game in tho South. but
judging from his appearance here.
he was hardly claSsed as n top
nOtcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
ROWLAND ~ MiGNATE

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. i0.--C1arencc
Rowland. recently manager OF the
Chicago American league baseball
club, has bought the Milwaukee club.
In the American association. accord.
ing 70 an official announcement from
the club directors. The price Is said
% have been $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
Prexy Expected
to Return TODAY

President Brewster. OF the Seattle
Coast league team. and the party of
Northwest baseball men who at
tended the meeting OF the Coast mo.
guls in San Francisco, are expected
to arrive in Seattle some time Mon.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
LOCAL COB TO CLAIM
CANADIAN RING TITLE

VANCOUVER. Il. c.. Feb. 10
Harry Anderson. Seattle boxer. 10
planning TO claim the lightweight
title Of Canada unless Cionic TAFT. Of
Calgary present title holder. agrees
10 q match. TAFT hAs been offered .
match with Anderson In Vancouver
for February 20. but 10 stirl pickering
over tho termA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
HANS WAGNER is
BIG SPORT CHIEF

PiTTSBURG. Feb. io.--lIans wag.
ner. former Pittsburg shortstop. has
been appointed physical director at
the Carnegie Institute OF Technology
He will take charge OF baseball and
also basketball. for the old Dutchman
was n good cage player. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
Chef M'INTYRE
TO TEACH RING
GAME AT ELKS

Chef Mcintyre. tho maker OF ring
champions" Is returning 10 Seattle
after a year IN Tacoma. and will
do duty with the Elks' club here,
where he viii take charge OF the
gymnasium work. He will also teach
boxing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

N Darcy. Portland rnlidleweixht.
Mickey King. Seattle battler.
3 be- lined up for the next smoker
- staged by Austin a Salt. Frank
trieau. the former Candlan. may
signed up with either King or
try, however. whichever way IL
. u should he a good fight.
eorKls Adams. San Francisco
ard George, Thompson. Camp
ns star. are also being considered
the local promoters a. a good
ca.
fans Il the chief hatfier IN the
.amweiRht division around the
asn Gate AZ the present time.
npson Is one OF the best men IN
country at his weight and was
ched with Pete Herman. title
er. only 20 have the bout called
y war orders sending Thompson
amp Lewis.
sompson has fought here but
boxing Charley Davidson In An
bitIon bout lie showed oonsie-
Ie speed and cievsrnees.
bouts will be STAGED BY Austin
AZ. however. until the strike has
. called or. according 70 the pro
frM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
ORPHEUM MEN
ROLL RECORD
ALLEY SCORE

Rolling a total Of s.oio points. TIN
orpheum team established n city
league record for tho year In the
match with tho Seattle crew Satur
day. The scores:
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HOCKEY DOPE
STANDING or THE CLUBS


Monday--Nlctorls At Vancouver.
observation-disclosures at Seattle.
Friday--S~attle q; Victoria.
SCORING RECORDS
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SOx TRAIN IN TEXAS

CHICAGO. Feb. 10.-The Chicago
White sox will train at Mineral
Wells. Tex. according To an an.
nOuncement OF President Comlskey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

Seattle n scheduled 10 battle Van
couver here wednesday night but
the game will be switched TO the
Northern city unless the strike Is
called off here. according 10 league
officials.
With a win over the Vancouver
team. the locals will have . fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
Tho Vancouver MillIonal

Tho Vancouver AfIllionalros
took the lead In the Pacific Coast
Hockey league Friday night
when they slipped . 10 win over
the Victoria Arissecsats. Mickey
Ms<kay scored the lone counter.
Victoria outplayed the vanceu-
vee men. but luck wss against
them. Lehman starred In the
ncts for the victoeisnA. srcsrtllng
to reports from the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

ate Drgxlman has a fast card
d up for tho Elks' club and will
r. the smoker just a. soon as
slbis. probably on Friday. Bobby
per. tho local crack. IL matched
> Harold Jones. the Tacoma ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

selling Prices 10 Retailers for
Itutter, Eggs and Cheese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

sprinss--uudsr : lbs. ............... :,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

Prices Paid shipper for
Poultry, Veal, Pork and Milk, q. q. b.
Seattle.
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Totals sees. 91s ats sss--sT7
High score~--saibralth. 33A.
High avcrage--Gnibraith. 1871.
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Country Hay and Grain
Opriecs paid whoiusalel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

have left for Cleveland. where they
VII PROBABLY make their home.
Samuel Montgomery. who has been
held secretary at Newport News during
the period of the war, has returned TO
the city, and will Immediately take up
his former duties here.
Mrs. l.. II. Moscmau has left for
NEWPORT News, where she will make
her homo for several months while
AIR. MoSeman is engaged on work at
Lee Hall
Mrs. G. H. Tomnkins and Mrs. l.. =.
puggan have left for Miami. Fla.
wher. they will spend several months
W. G. Mathews and \ II. Grimslcy
have returned from Il trip to Roanoke
and Glasgow.
Mrs. f(innis ROBERTSON and son.
Mercer. have returned from pleasant
trip to Blackstone.
Mrs. T.. a. Mcmillan. who has been
spending few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. Dudley. at Mon
roc. has returned 10 her home here.
Mrs. s. II Davis. vino has been
spending some time win hcr brother
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Powell.
has left for her home in Bcifcnt.
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ONANCOCK

l$pssia, 70 rhS. Times; Dispa,enb
Mrs. - James mes Heath. ,Gf: for his home
AZ Petersburg Friday.
Madciins Rich. Of Rociester. =. Y, are
visiting Miss Vida ", Kelley.
Mrs, ,FrederisHn w: H shS and and
Baltimore. are at The home OF DR.. L.
Upshur rru,,, Of Pittsburgh, is visit
Slrs. John ". Rogers entertained
The embroidery c."n Tuesday.
William Powell wen: TO baltimore
Mrs. William L, Hopkins has re-
turned troul 4 Nisi: - ner parents. Mr..
and Mrs stinson. o: Howard County.
Mr. ana Mrs. Erncs; Fitzgerald and
litt!c dauShter. 81 Ba!limore: were
several days this week.
F:verctl Parkcs Was in Baltimore
William Marcia mas been honorably
discharged from the United States
Mrs w. !. Neville is in reccip, of a
telegram announcing. the safe arrival
air AND Mrs ". i. ri;,s arc at
Hickory. \. G. guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Airs 6. Douglas Wilkins is back
visited Mrs !. Roy Shicld.
Mr. and Mrs. TuilT 4. .ioynes. after
spending several days with Superin-
tcndent and Mva Il. G. .1o:nes. have
gone . Pennsylvania where Mr.
) oyncS hIs acce pied q position. Mr..
JONES. who was a lieutenant III the
army, was recently honorably dis
charged q; Camp Lee
Rcv. and Mrs. i.r:.mn \. Ridout re-
turned from Norfolk Nonia?. They
T'.ye occoa3o MED home by Mrs Muir
>r2N. vi" "ss - sues. a; the rectory'
.or several days.
NiisSes Sarah Fitzgerald and Muriel
end
ROWE -. dine. son OF AFr. aad Mrs
george E1rdre-, mas arrived in Boston
Hs YES N . hospital in France 70,
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spent the Weekend with her parents.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. w. DcNany
Mrs. w $; pccbles and son. Marion.
were In H'chnond. on Tuesday.
I turned TO Their home in Norfolk this
week. MIR. Turnbull is just recovering
from an attack of influenza. and has,
peer! peer VISITING ut the home OF Robert
CAPTAIN and Mrs c. r Allen of Ken
their daughter. Mrs. William Il. Price.
at G. N p Hswis n;ar t S,M,o ro,, 10
spending some time with his fatally at
rDr.. Richard Sims. of near Powell
ton; Is quite H. ~,
Rev, &, Y. crtig was in Richmond
several daTs this week. and while
there attended the revival being held
Marion PEBBLES, of V. NJ. T.. Licking
Ton. has been spending a ten-day FUR
Tough with his parents.
Miss Maude Purdy left last week for
Gninesvillc. ~" to rccupcratc from IL
recent illness.
Mrs. Sue Mallory, who has been quite
sick for several months. is now much
improved and able ito be mp.
Gently honorab,:' discharged from the
navy. is. nov home.
Miss Linda Abernathy is spending
this week i'll Richmond, the cues; oI
relatives.
held in tho hall on Tuesday night.
January IS. by the Young people. Those
dancing were Misses Mary Turnbuli.
Bess Hicks. Phyllis and Marie Jones.
Luce Mae Hall Lucille Reuben. and
Willard Wesson. Mrs. Coleman Whit
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WOODSTOCK


Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WoODSTOCk. Va. Feb. l.--Mr
and Mrs. David II. Walton have re-
turned from Baltimore, where MIR
walton was for several weeks u pa,
tient in Johns Hopkins Hospital. lie
is much improved in health.
Lieutenant William Paxton. who re-
Gently received his discharge from the
United States Army u; Montgomerv
Ala. has returned to his home in
Woodstock.
Mrs. Burns Bradley and children, Of
Harrison burg. are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. w i. Allen
Rev. Selwyn K. Cockrel. pastor OF
the Woodstock Methodist Church, is
critically III at the parsonage on Muh-
lenberg Street.
Mrs. William Few has returned from
visit to friends in Philadelphia
Mrs. salmon. OF Syracuse, ~ Y. il
the guest OF her son. Lieutenan, Sal
in1n. or the faculty OF Massanutten
Military Academy.
Mrs. MaEr uder. wife OF the late
Major j. W. Mugruder. Is seriously III
at the home of her sisters, the Misses
Donaldson.
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LAWRENCEVllLE
tspesia! 70 The Times-Dispa;c c.

tSpecia! 20 The Times DiS7a; chi
LAW-RtNCENlLLE. VA. Feb. L.
Wesley PEBBLES. [; $. ~. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. :. PEBBLES.
Kelly Barr ow. having been honor
ably discharged from tho United States
Army. was III town this week visiting
his father. Sam aarrow. Mr.. Barrow
vii! locate III Winston Salem.
Miss Harriet Purdy. accompanied by
her friend. Miss Ruth Gregory. both
Of whom are attending the state Nor
NAL School ~ t'armviilc. spent the
Weekend with Miss purdys parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r rurdy. returning
TO Farmv!l!o on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hail Seb-ell
visited relatives il Franklin ana Court
land recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Coleman NJ. Whi;lcck
have moved To town and are making,
their home at the residence OF l.. s.
Puriy.
Misses. Eutche" and Burton. teachers
in the high school. "nd Professor Hol-
singer. the principal ave returned TO
town TO resume their duties in the
nigh school which resumed Thursday
J. 4. owens. who has been quite i'll
with pneumonia following Influenza.
Miss Namnic I'eN6ny. OF Norfolk.
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STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head.Colds 1T Once.

y your aostr!!s are ciogged and Your
head - stuffed and you can't breathe
freel: because O: . cold or catarrh,
JUST get a small bottle Of Eiy's Cream
Balm a. s-ny drug store. Apply little
OF this fragrant. antiseptic cream into
%oUC nost-ils and Ter !; penetrate
through every air passage Of your
head. soothing and healing the .nfam-
I'd. swollen mucous membrane and
ycv get instant relief.
All: how good I. feels Your nostrils
arc OPEN Your head is clear. no more
hawking. snuHlirG. blowing: no moro
lieada che, drynegs Or struggling fo,.
b'et,h. E!y's Cream Balm Is just
what sufferers from head colds az
cEtarr1 need It's = deI:ght.-Ady.
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est FONT WOMEN
STUDY NEW CAIL ro SERVICE

So. study -..ss - the Me.hoG.s:
,tur,1 MS season beginning or
Htt1src+, Ele textbook Is The
s-;h Q: LOO dealing p-:th ".c.1au's
y. and Ms TNo-Gsz D.. JeT-..s. who
81 ,he ozrlr na-j % tn> winter
--A 1s- son Ecas-.. J. iaT-.es in
N,I!s >.7c Queen County returned hers
Us. ~ees s-a. ac.. sre.t.rs few
oI%s y 'le.r home. lc.t on FRIDAY
.f,eracc7 to- Baltimore - spend nc
i@in7iEo"- ~ :Ue season sith .hei-
'h-as daughters In liza, city
y Ss-G r&s been received III; yrs-,
rom john 4. Robinson. one Of IVES,
Points soldiers over ihcre. vri..s ?
'.oi: EeirIe"Shc.m. Germany IT, Is
Tt!'S tho army o. occupation
Rev. Y w Billing and family. VINO
"c-e called 20 Cnathsn las. wntiz on
1>aGat Of the Illness - Nj. SN,.rzs's
: m!l!. returned on W-dussGay avc--
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CLIFTON FORGE

suec.a. - The Times Dispatch)
'LiFTbN fp!;Gi. VA. Feb Mr.
.!t Ni:s. i: y tls-.. son nave returned
srcH C4iuo 100, vEcrc ;hey visited
their son. Co:nCrai l.. y Clarkson. who
gas Wounded i" France last October
-tlt. = :. Lewis has left for Elkton.
mere she T;N make an extended visit
20 lie" son. Dr -. II. Lewis
li. End Mrs. John I Clark who
IaTN oc<H visiting Mrs. ". T Morris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Voiles are finding great favor in
Paris, and promise to take the lead
here. especially those in colors and
designs similar to fouia rds. We
are showing a varied assortment Of
these as well us other effects. rs to
10 inches wide, and selling AZ 5Ur.
5Or, zoe on to S1.25 nd SLID.
New White SkirtinG materials, :i9c,
10 aI.5D.
Wool Finish Gabardinc. in encc-
tive large plaids, at SI.o5 yard
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Millions Use
1t For Colds
Because "Papes Cold Compound relieves cold or grippe
misery in few hours-Rcaly wonderful!
Dom, stay stuYed.up!

Don't stay stuffed-up!
Quit blowing and snufning. A dose
Of "Papes Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery and
brea. up severe cold either in the
head. chest, body or limbs.
IT promptly opens clogged-up NOS
trils and air passages: stops nasty dis.
charge or nose running: relieves sick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
The sick folks were somewhat

better.
'rhc welfare committee has arranged
with several families in town for the
week end entertainments; OF thirty
wounded Soldicra from WcSthamptou on.
H. Lane Cooke, Mayor of West Point.
is confined 20 his home with a severe
cold.
Mrs. N. T., Chandler and Mrs. Il. r..
Baeby spent Thursday in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

headache. duilneSs. fevcrishness. sore
throat. snecHng soreness and stiff
ness.
"Papc's Cold Compound" is thu.
quickest. surcst relief known ana
costs only few cents at drug stores
1t acts without assistance. tastes nice.
ana causes NJ Inconvenience Don't
accept substitute. Insist on "Papc's'
nothing ciSe.--Adr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

, lock; Messrs, ,Get.'sc, Lewis. Madison
and Thomas Harris. Drewry and Har-
gene Strohecler, Jamie Wcster, Ran
uolph, .rurnbull William Young Rob
ert and Edwin StarlSc Bernard Mere
dtth. Shaperons. Mcsdumes Edward
Turn6ull; l.. IS. purdy. d. S. Hicks. Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Sew Madras. - inches wide. in a
Toodiy array OF attractive effects in
both printed and woven designs.
Colors are fast. md they are all ex :
celien; qualities Priced from ::8c
I" T9r and .Ic UP TO $500 "a yard.
White Noilca in check. figured
and striped effects. from 3Dc 10 soc
on up TO Si.00 TO S2.0S.
New Vogue Skirtings; a WOOL fin.
'sh material. in handsome plaid cf-
fleets. At zoe YARD.
second Floor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

new
spring
models

Come TO the store tomorrow
and inspect the first arrivals OF
spring millinery. They give ain
excellent indication Of the shapes.
sizes and trimmings that will be
most highly favored the coming
season. The advent OF peace has
made possible the development OF
models more interesting than any
shown for years. Be among the
first TO view the new Fashions
come tomorrow.
Third Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

you start now with your sprns will have plenty
present tomorrow our first dpy OF spring 1919 Wash Fabrics
These bought
likewise We exclusive
miss