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New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Sitting the two
ends of an old
envelope

and opening it up to be used for
when no paper is at
hand has been to many of us
useful boyhood habit and time
saver.
Three-fourtlls of these daily
introductions to the advertising
of our Store news have been
written at odd moments as the
spirit moves one when alone in
motor or steam car, or while
waiting for people who never
formed the habit of punctuality
in engagements and waste other
peoples time without taking note
of it.
Almost every one of us could
get full hour more out of every
day if we did not dawdle and
loiter.
The motto OH a London drink
ing fountain with bench by it
has been useful:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Come as early as you can

1870 pairs at $o.7o--Tan, black, calf and patent
leather, with two styles of all gray leather shoes.
Were ST to SO. Excellent shoes.
1,514 pairs at $6.75-Al tan and all black calf
laced, all brown kid laced, brown kid with cloth
top, tan calf with cloth top, patent leather with
gray cloth top, button, and all tan kid laced were
So to So.
$40 pairs at $7.75-Tan and black cafskin,
black calf with buckskin top, all brown kid and
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
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laa auaax zs a q eJaA ~ n y

IN his return home from work early
- yesterday Anthony Gardiaha, OF Z
North Seventh Street. BROOKLYN. found
his vie dead OIL thc bed with three
Ncwly-horn babies around her She had
died alone.
A physician said the triplcts had a
small chance for life.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26

Aaron Uram. twelve was killed by an att
tomobilc in front of his home. 3S7 East
Third Street
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Today will be a very busy day
Sale of Women s high shoes

to
Figuring prices
Wintean bc,
they regularly been marked
ofo
ed to the fine quality
Philadelphia
qui kservic
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
The ripple
:sDeNte1'

- ~ " W. w
Something really new in
his much-sveatered world.
1t is a coat sWeater-very
good lines-a closely knit
wajst-line and a ruffled pep
lum. The effect is charming.
The sleeves, too. are bell
shaped and made with sug~
gestion of a ripple at the
cuffs.
In turquoise blue. mauvc,
midnight blue, salmon, tan;
;rl2.1;'
Orenberg scarfs
A new shipment has just
come from Scotland.
They arc long and wide scarfs
of white Shetland floss with bor-
ders of stripes in gay Romany
colors.
Very charming to wear with
ones sweaters. $3.75.
Second floor. Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
The lU0rk of a uenr

Select1ons made today will be held over
until the sale formally opens. on Tuesday,
September 2, for delivery and charge.
Second Gallery. New Bu,ldin.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Savings of 10 to 40 per cent

Hundreds Of pieces Of cut glass.
Thin lead-blown needle-etched tumbIers-
hundreds of dozens of them.
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cARTERSvILLE
VdUB q
lnSton.

lspssi;als.o THO r.r=--pi-patch., \
CARTERSVILLE. VA, Feb. n
the paat few weeks the attendance q
HAMPTON High School has heen ~
small. due 10 tho epidemic of InTi,,nne.A
However. tho attendance is now dnM
G. Vert Brown has recently arr,vo,
, .snh' ,0seSssns. and is now at hcnil
Miss Miss Douglas Brown is snend,p51
Victoria. li'es ~
Mrs. II. l.. Robertson. who has b. y
Ino guest or her parents. Mr.. and Mn
y. j. Johnson. for the past six wc mF.g
News. ' Ne"porA
Private Gordon Austin, Of car.crs1
Etlic; after spending several monthSS
m. IN FRAME. has again arrived on tiGl
h bon,c OF v. the WAGER. and he hopes to bS
Bugler Arthur II. Holland. OF ps,,S
oerton. has Just arrived at Can,n ~ u
r rmt Md: having returned from orerS
Miss Gracio Duke died at he, ,on,
near Cartersville few days ago. hauQ
ing been sick only a short time Ut =
pneumonia, following Influenza 81 .
and ono brother ef U
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Feb. S.-Mrs.
VI. u. Dawson and daughter, Margaret.
Of Shipman, Va. are visiting Mrs. f.. II.
Mrs. w. NJ Murphy has returned
from visit to Pnrkersburg. VI. Va.
Miss Ruth Reynolds, who has been
spending some time with her parents
here, has left for Farmville and Hamp-
ton for q protracted visit.
Mrs.. F.. c. Bolton. or FLORENCE. Ala.
have returned to their homes, after a
visit TO Mrs. G: w. Hamilton
j. a. and Charles Markli. of Cin-
Snnatt. are visiting their brother, z.
-. MITk!i, having becn called here bv
:, he -, death of their mother. airs. Annie
w. +. Tinsley has returned from, +,
visit Visit to Washington. Philadelphia and
Mrs L. a. Morris and son. of Nun
aus va. are visiting Mrs II. II. Mar
Mrs. c. c. Kcyscr has returned Co
her nome mere. after Visit of a month
70 relatives In Waynesboro and Bastc
Dr. w. K Laird, who has been con.
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! Club. 81 East Frankiin Street. oil
Thursday at 1880 o'clock. beginning
February 20. Miss Jones's classes are
interesting features OF each season
for this year is especially attractive
Tho following program will be rem
dcrcd:
February 2o.-"Thc Lady OF The
OF the Porimanteau Theater.
February 27.-"Dreams and Images
edited by Joyce Kilmcr.
March 6.--"Admirablc Creighton" ]
n. Barrie.
March 1S.-"Sis,er Beatrice" NJ
Nacterlinck.
Benefit Card Party.
Tho Woman's Auxiliary to the Rich
mond How.;Ecr Association will give a
card party at the Jefferson Hotel or
Friday afternoon from 3:3o 10 $40
o'clock. Bridge. five hundrcd aud
cuchrc will be played aud handso ,e
irizos will be awarded. The affair is Tor
the benefit q the homecoming fnrd
for the boys> of the association. The
Valentine idea will be effectively car
red out and tables may be reserved b!
telophoning Madison 23l.
MisS Gresham to Give Reading.
Miss Hattie Eeile Gresham Will ;,ivc
o'clock ut the residence ofEMrs. II. Z.
Litchford, 9l3 West Grace Street. uu
der the auspices of Mrs. bishtfoots
Circle Of Kings Daughters. and for the
and French war orphan. There will
be music and other attractions and the
program WIFI be very interesting one.
Subscription Dance.
John Kohler. H., Norwood Tyler and
George Riggs have charge of sub
sc.iption dance to be held al the Won
ans Club Friday evening. March 4 An
orchestra will play for the dancing,
Miss Anton In Piano Recital
Miss Anna Anton. fourteen years OF
age, gave piano recital Thursday. The
program opened with The Sta,
p!ayed by josef Hoffman. followed by
selections from the old masters and
some from cmi1ent modern cornuoscrs
the latter being Eartoks Fear
fine memory and technique. The bril-.
liant performance OF this small girl
deserves recognition from those VINO
appreciate home talent. Miss hn,cn
was born in Russia.
Founders Day.
Founders Day will be observed at
tho Sheltering Arms Hospital Thurs
day ~ noon. DR.. Douglas Freeman
will make the address. and there will
be special music. with Mrs. skidmorc
as soioist. y light luncheon will be
served and the hospitai opened for
visitors. The expenses for the past
year have been the heaviest in the
thirty-year, work Of the Shcitering
Arms.
>The officers OF the institution arc:
President. Miss Frances Is. Scott: first
.ice- president. Mrs. Ramon ID. Garcin:
second ,vce-presidsnt Mrs. George
Mrs. T. y. Cary: fourth vice-preS ident.
Mrs. w. r. Catiett: nth vicc-president.
Mrs. L. 4. Robinson; treasurer Mrs.
secetary, Mrs. Charles y. Lee; medical
director. DIR. Margaret kuyk.
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GORDONSVILLE

C;oEDoNsvILLE. VA, Feb. s.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. 3. Harlow have returned
from d visit 10 Eichmond. and are now
w Harlow. IN South Gordonsviiie.
Curtis Payne, Of West Virginia,
spent several days this week with his
Sergeant c. l.. Marshall. Of Washing
ton. was n recent guest of Miss Min
Hie Vest ngav town,
Chicago. where he attended the Ma
iionai Gamers Association convention
". l.. Davenport was Richmond
Ni?ItoT Il few days since
Dr.. L. c. Banner after visit at
the home Of Mrs. J.. l., Vest near
town, has returned 10 his homo at
visiting relatives here this week
airs W. III. Rowe and little daugh-
ter, Virginia. have returned to New
her Parents in South Gordonsvil is,' 70
.. i. Cowhcrd and George H. Doyc1
were IN Newport News this week on
Mrs Ellie Marx. who has been visit
lnE her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sam
h Marcug T. rWn algGi this week, to her
with her "'ehs
Miss Katherine Chapman is a cues,
OF !.I,i ner sister. Mrs. If. S. Newman. at
&C, G; s: Warren has returned to Lee
iiaii af!"S weeks stay with his
Mr.; and Mrs. John Cowherd and
daughter. of Clifton Forge. are yisit-
ing mis- parents near town
NJ ar. ana Mrs. :. T Sindlingcr and
OF the week for Shenandoah. where
,nsy were called by the death Of ,hei.
MISS Leila james OF Petersburg.
apHn; several days this week with her
mother. Mrs. +. G.. janas. in tho CITY,
>: walton Hail and family have re-
turneh 70 their home in Ashland after
MIS-. i. +. f'aber has returned from,
2 VII with friends and relatives in
Colonel W. II. Adams of M;nc,,,
was Gordonsvllc visitor Wchncsda :"
en- c route 70 Washington to visit his
o"nshttr, Airs. Eugene Davis
Ilitton Collins, OF Richmond. wa.
Tn"'t this week at the home Of Mrs.
James ]. Bailey,
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BUCKINGHAM


5Spseial to Tho Times Dlspatoh.]
,tSSGkiNGtiAM, VA. Feb. S.--FranIs
MCCALL Garnctt, who entered in tho
navy when the war first began. has
received his discharge and is at hts,
home at this place.
n movement rs on foot to erect "A
handsome nonument on the spot where
General Il. f.. Lee had his last camp
on his way to ApEomattox. Tho place
Is about two miles from buckingham
courthouse. and in plain view from
the sand clay road. a slab. suitably
inscribed. now marks tho spot 4
committee has boon formed to attend
to this matter. Rev. John Spencer
and Superintendent J. A Twyman are
serving on this committee.
Miss ApplinE Moss returned from
Richmond Tuesday, where she had been
TO visit her mother. who Is In one Of
the G, hospitals Of the city.
MISS Bessie Paterson and brother,
Lohn n PatteSoL. returned Sunday
from charlottesville.
County Clerk w. u Hubbard has re-
covered from siatica, which followed
q severe attack OF Influenza.
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WAVERLY

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WANERLY, VA. Feb. S.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. Fleetwood left last week for
Florida. where they will spend the win
:er season.
Judge j. NJ. Mullen. of Petersburr
visited Warerly on Thursday.
Mrs r. T. West and j. l.. West, Jr.,
were guests OF friends in Suffolk this;
week.
w. r Smith. OF Talbotton. Ga. is
visiting his brother. G. L. Smith, Of
], Shapiro. Of waverly. is spending
rev weeks III Baltimore
mrs. j. t.. West accompanied Judge
West TO Emporia this week. where he
held the regular torn of Grecnesville
Circuit Court. After the adjournment
OF the court they went to Richmond
to attend tho Billy Sunday meetings,
w. j. ellis and C. w Yancey OF
Sussex Courthouse. were in Waverly
to-day.
Mrs. a. b. Harris, Mrs. G. II. Smith.
Mrs. q. a. Harrison. Mrs. w. II. John
son and Mrs. r. Il. IIoldswortb. of
Waverly,. were visitors in Petersburg
this week.
Private Buck Rrockwcn of the
Thirty seventh Division, who was
Eassed in France. is visiting friends in
WaverIy. His condition is much i'm
proved.
Baird Harrison Yves. left last week
for Fishburnc Military Academy AT
WaEnesboro, Va, where lie entered as
a. cadet for the remainder Of the Sos
sion.
Lieutenant j. L. May, Ir.. is now at
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CULPEPER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CULl'EPER, VA. Feb. S.--Airs Max
Samuelson entertained at dinner on
Tuesday evening
Mrs. II. G. Nass ard Miss Florence
Fass spent Sunday in Orange with DR..
and Mrs. Lawrence Ricketts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Woolfork have
returned to their home near annapolis
after visit to Miss Byrd Law.
Miss Agnes Lake is spending SOW
eral weeks at her home near Jcfrer-
sonton.
Mr.. and Mrs. GARNER Nelson. OF
Sperryviile. were the guests the FIRST
Of the week OF Mr.. Nelson's aunt Mrs.
w. w. Chef.
Mrs. George Gray joined Captain
Gray. in New York. on Tuesday and
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RICHMOND TIMEs- DISPATCH: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY . 1919
Z apdienee which ever attended

, est audience which ever attended q
school entertainment;
at Wichita Falls. Tex, Visited Allen
IL. HAIL. Jr.. this week
Mrs. Sidney B. Steger. Jr. ana two
p S%nS hnrs been visiting relatives in
NJ p. lands is spending this week
Il, n, New York, on business trip. with
tnc MAN office OF the General Chemical
Company, being tho superintendent of
the Pulaski WORKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard c. Giltner havo
where they 0 Vent '5'P hea ,p E mii9nm S%
day. Mrs. Lou Iianl,ia. of R Son S%n :
sister Of Mr.. Giimer: who was hostess
~ ~ 'me,r nome DURING their absence.
AIR. and Mrs. Francls Taylor. re-
NFHhE from - trip to Poughkeepsie.
oyer to visit Mrs. Taylors sis ter. Mrs.
III. II. Roberts. .
Pulaski County has raised for the
: AK and Syrian relief fund s2.-
county has never failed 10 contribute
in excess of its allotments in ali causes
i nn,ir rGi'et h work made during the war
always been much greater than that
OF numerous other counties more thick
~ settled and ,ith greater resources.
LynchburS to enter tho Woman's Col
!ege for the second term.
The me members Of the Methodist con-
on THURSDAY night in the basement
of the church. which Is arranged for
such occasions. Delicious refreshments
we're served.
Miss Lillian Smith of the high school
faculty, has been granted a months
leave. She left Monday for n visit
to friends at Port Marion, IA.
Mrs. Charles Crockett and son, Keith.
OF Ningspor,. Team, arc visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c.. stone.
Mrs. \. i. Smith and son, after an
extended visit IL her sister. Mrs. III
II. Painter. left the first of the week
for Jacksonville. Fla
Mrs. c. j.. Kregloe has returned
TO her home III Baltimore, after a
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nocted with the hospital at Hanstord
and Ohio hospital In this place. -
Is Miss snsnS Mamie Conner oy,. OF Dodge: N.yYj
Mrs. George Howe. OF Charlesto,B
and Mrs. p. Howe. OF Brunswick. Ms
are visiting In the homo OF G.. S. Pean,
friends at Crozet. ''sian :
Mrs: Annie Smith. OF RosIyn, Md /.
spending some tirno with her gran, 8
Revere Street %
Niss Marian Spinner has ro,ur,.
from Cincinnati. wherc she went reE
special four.months' course in trai,N
ing. She will return to the Cb"sA
neake and ohio hospital. whore sSH
Mr.. and Mrs X. ri Markiii
Slaughter caught have returned from washS
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w lan 60 later ,. to visit Captain oray's

will go later to visit Captain Grny's
parents In Boston.
Paul johnson. who recently returned
from Franco and Is now at Camp Loo.
paid a visit to his sister. Mrs. Way
man Johnson. this week.
Mrs l.. Il. Gulick and young son
are leaving tho FIRST OF the week for
Los Angeles to spend several months
with Mrs. Gulick's. mother, Mrs. Nc
severe burn.
Mrs. Walter somervllio Is visiting
tingham. on East Street
Miss Adella Yowcll Is the guest Of
Mrs. Pierce Horne. In Washington, and
iIipscomb in Richmond before return
ing here.
Dr. and Mrs. John Hoskins. who havo
spent several d1ys with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Kelly. nre leaving soon for Nav
York where DR.. IIoskins will make
special study of ear and throat. and
MRS. !toskins will do post-g roduatc
work in music
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. P. J. Archer is the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. William d. Reed, in Baltimore,
FOR extended stay.
Mrs. Frnncia Lee Asee, of Hanover Ave-
Is visiting her niece, Nrs. ~. l.. Lucka-
do. st Beaver Dam.
Misi Vera Chloe Agee is spending several
weeks with her sister Mrs Albert Alex,
andcr Parks. near Savannah, Ga, and will
later visit OF the winter resorts be-
fore returning to her home here
Mrs. Robert EninEer Cumming. Of Wash:
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Ander-
son. at :526, West Grace Street, for q stay
of several days.
Mrs. Marshall 4. Tucker and her daush-
ter. Miss Nell Tucker. have returned to
their home, after spending several weeks
with relatives in Washing ton and Balt.
more
Misses Blanch and Mabel Danforth are
leaving town to-day for Now York City.
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visit to her daughter. Mrs. w. Gu

! Visit TO- her daughter. Mrs. w. Guy
Mr.; and Mrs. Finley Dunlap and two
IN linton. w. Va. Mrs. Dunlap and
e ,nii MI. were with Der parents. Hon.
Inc MIS-. Joseph c. WNsor. while Mr..
paper correspondents. he returning
nero mere to Join them. IIc brought with
the battle fields, which MANY awaited
themselves OF tho opporiunItv 10 SEQ
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PULASKI

nIISspeG'al, 10 The Times Dlspatch.1
ILbhSkf, VA, Feb. S.--Thc Amcr,.
can Literary Society OF the hie.b .,.i'ii.i
"a! n,.S elected the following oiicers To-
nc snau!ng term: Miss No!i Waj,,rp
Nj KY, Wi!kle Hunt, vice. president:
rr,r"nasan, ;rcasurer: Miss EIrptmin
aos"el.' reporter: James Tickle SCI
SrSav a ni.T. The society Oh Sat,
program In Observance OF Erm,mS
"'sh'. which was enjoyed by tho larr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

TWO STYLES OF Wolfe Waists at
$3.50. One with embroider-
ed collar and square neck.
Filet edging on collar and
cuffs. The other is collarless,
with embroidered sprays on
the yoke front. $1.SO.
SHEER WOLFE Waist, with yes
tee Of narrow cross tucks.
Round Dutch collar with
three rows Of Val. edging,
turnback cuffs to match; fin
ished with pearl buttons.
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

Nurse ASSOCIATION will meet Tuesday morn.
in6 az II o'clock 2:3 South Chcrr,
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

The regular meeting OF the Ray OF Sun.
shine Circle Of Kings Daughters, will ht
held Monday afternoon at o'clock at tn,
residence OF Mrs. Irwin II. Williams, ?7i.
East Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

Thc Woman's Missionary Society OF Tab
crnacis Baptist Church VIII hold It's regula =
monthly meeting Monday afternoon at $50
O'Clock: Mrs. Julian l.. Thomas viii ad-
dress The society. and every member has
been requested 10 be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

Tho Florence Nightingale Circle OF the
Shei;erins Arms will hoid its regular meet
Ing Wednesday morning at . O'Clock. This
ts the monthly meeting OF the circle. and a
iul attendance is desired.
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Fashion,
Fit, Comfort

A close study of the femi-
nine form in all its
phases and advance
knowledge Of fashions
has enabled the design
ers of Warmers Corsets
to produce for every
type Of figure a corset
that is rarely equaled
for beauty Of line, fit and
comfort.
Warmers Corsets are light,
flexible, dainty in mate
rails and finish. We
have models to correctly
mold the figure Of the
growing girl; to give
roundness to the slab
like figure; to give slen-
der lines to the large.
stout woman; to inn
prove the short, dumpy
figure.
Our trained corsetieres
know exactly which style
you require. and will fit
you perfectly. Give them
q trial.
Warmers
(Rust-proof)
CORSETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

In the Service OF the kirS Circle. K!nr's
daughters, Will meet with Mrs. j. &. Trent
.Goi East Broad street, Monday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

tho home of his father. DR.. John r. T,
way. IN Waverly, after a visit to
Iriehus In WashtnEton, D. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

The. WomAn's Society OF Grove Avenue
Church will meet Monday afternoon ~
$3.50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

TEDDIES OF and corset oro.
trimmed IN shrrng embroidered ucks sten
in models; tailored lace edges 81
values Special $3.50
others more elaborate French handmade and
~ anu
NANsooK GOWNS effects with SPRAYS ., n
broidery and lace let iDN scaloped Smono
Sleeves scalloped and shirred;
ANOTHER straight line style with neck ribbon RIM and
or
neck and sleeves. elaborate stras
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

The Silver Cross Circle Of KINGS DauEh.
icrs Will hold it, regular meeting In the
homo Of Mrs. G. l.. Blanton. a.T2 Grove
Avenue, Friday Afternoon ~ 4 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

The regular Inonthly meeting ot tho e1-
tcutiNc council ~ the Equal Suffrage
i:ssgue Of Richmond will ,ahe place a.
suffrage headquarters. Fourth and Frank
M streets; Tuesday Jfttrnoon at 1880
o,cioek This viii be strictly . business
meeting, and not open to the pubilc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

WOLFE WAIST with imitation
filet edging on square collar
and across square neck in
front. Attractive hemstitch-
cd turnback cuffs. $2.0S.
Your attention is directed to
showing Of Georgette and
| Crepe de Chine Waists, tail
ored and dress effects.
| Prices ranging from $500
| to sos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
wONIEN'S MEETINGS.

SIS Blanch and Mabel Danforth are
IL town to-day for Now York City.
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Clever Blouse
Origir1ations

NY ONE OF these arrivals in Bouses will be adj
mirably suited to the tailored spring suits or TOP
skirts They are delightfully."- spring like-VOILES of
satisfying good quality style innovations distinctive
1he house that produced them considers their uniform
excellence Il triumph. So do we. So will YOU
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-12-25
o. Il. S. INsTALLS OFFICERS
Installation Followed Regular Bust.
ness Meeting of Friday

Following the regular business
meeting of the local chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, Friday night
with Mrs. Skies as installing officer
and Mrs. A. P. Jordan as marshall
for the occasion, the following OFF,
GERS were installed and will serve for
the coming year:
Mrs. Mary e. Sandlin, worthy ma
iron; Mrs. Maude E. Smith, associate
matron; Mrs. Amy Mcqueen, conduct
ress; Mrs. Minnie VanCamp, secre-
tary; Jas. r. Elliott, treasurer; Miss
Burns, Adah; Mrs. Jermain, Ruth;
Mrs. Amelia Blount, Esther.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-12-25
4--34eb
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(p,ihIiSharN

Department OF the Interior
U. ;. Land Office at Gainesville, Fla,
Dec. IS, 1919.
Patrick, of Acline, Florida, who. on .JuIy
81, 1916. made Homestead Entry, No.
0l48S0, for S E u of Sec. 81 Township
Al s.. Range 25E.. Tallahassee Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to MAKE,
Three-year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before Clerk
Circuit Court, at Arcadia. Florida, on the
23rd day of January. 1920
Claimant names as witnesses: Sam
Huffman, of Cleveland, Florida; r. w.
Addison. of Cleveland Florida; f. o.
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