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FOR sALE-CITy PROPERTY.


Well located, East side, u room house,
modern. full basement. revenue surplus
rooms, $1O2 month. $1,000. Terms. West
side, s room house, surplus rooms bring
$50 a month. $4,000. Another rvoms,
modern, Ia lots, close in, Topeka ave,
H. A. SKULL. Phone 4245
FOR SALE-Eight rooms, modern, den,
oak floors. fireplace, garage. fine shade,
east front. good West side location. 5000.
Nearly new Broom modern bungalow.
sleeping porch. $3.50. ]. F. Blair. Phone
TOj.
FOR SALE-Five roomed modern bunga-
low, almost new, close 70 school and ear
line, West side. One 1-roomed modern
bungalow close to school. on car line, West
side, both in Potwin. Call Blue 1910 after
p. IN
AN eight-room' house on Polk street. in
the 100 block. See owner at AIS Lime
street or call Phone 400T Blue after
o'clock.
DANDY Groom modern house. big yard,
well located. Lowman Hill. $500.
Shown only by appointment Phone 424a.
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12O A.-S75 per Acre

u MI. HIGH SCHOOL AND RY. TOWN.
and not far from Topeka. so acres under
cultivation. 30 acres fine alfalfa, 80 acres
corn and 20 acres was in wheat 3 acres
orchard and grass, bal. in blue grass pas
ture and a little timber. Fine water in
pasture and, at buildings Good Groom
house, barn for horses and s cows, corn
crib, granary, chicken house, hog lots and
sheds, 10 acres fenced hog tight, 80 acres
of this farm lays level and the balance
slightly rolling. All tillable ex. about 3
now. 1t only takes about 81 900 to handle
this farm as there is a $1,000 mortgage
that can run 10 yrs. This is a bargain
and you will have to take time to come
right away if you want this farm as it
won't last long. Don't put it off. get busy,
now.
H p. RICHARDS.
423 New England Bldg. Topeka, Kan.
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Farms Worth Buying

Good dirt, abundant water. 200 a.. 2hs mi.
Usage City, nearly all cultivated. Bottom.
second bottom and little upland. Groom
house. barn for 10 head, shed. double gran
ary and other buildings, y mi. to school
$3.50 per acre.
faIfa timothy. bluegrass, clover pasture,
balance yard and garden Groom house
barn and all kinds outbuildings, wells.
cistern, children carried to city school
price $500, less than the buildings would
cost; $1,000 mtge. runs years. per cent.
Eighty improved, Z miles from Topeka, l
mile from Il. r. station. priced Sl25.
Eighty improved, good buildings "a
wheat, 10 corn. 10 oats. balance meadow.
well and cistern at house. 5 miles west of
the city, price $4,000. $4,000 down.
100 along the Wakarusa. above the flood,
big crops. S2J.0 900. See us for farms, trScts
and city property.
COTTRELL co.
112 West 9th. Phone 3fOS
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Bungalow
NICE HOME


Fine Groom modern house. light Ga K
finish, large built-in buffet, 3-piece bath.
electric lights. large porch. fine full base
nlent with furnace. ? lots, garag &c. near
Potwin. This is a fine new home and IL
is a good one. Price 5000.
have all kinds for sale Call me-
II. 2. RICHARDS
42s n. f. Bldg. Phones 2671 500 ".
Four-room cottage. barn, big hen house
two lots. Sherman. $50.
Five-room house. Chandler. $3.50
Four-roorn cottage, barn, hen house,
splendid well. lots. Wear. S1-10o-
New cottage, fine well. fruit. lots. Wear,
s1.Gee-
Five-room cottage. lots. Golden. 81 800.
1884 Monroe, modern. Broom house,
lots $3.50.
H. 4. sHrLL Phone 8245-
Suburban Groom bungalow. built in fea-
lures. , nice lots. 1850 Other suburbans,
$50 TO $1,000.
H A SKULL Phone z245-
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30 ACRES

Fine location. 1 u miles from car
line, young orchard, nearly new s.
room house with furnace, good barn,
sheds, etc, Is acres fenced hog tight.
A big bargain at $500.
Clearinghouse Realty Co.
Phone 1906. 123 West Sixth Ave.
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SERVICES OEFEREn.


L AL H. T. MAYO b 10
SEVEN PASSENGER PAIGE CARS.
FURNITURE repaired. household goods
packed for shipping. Baby buggies and
go-carts repaired and retired. Phone 5037-
W. z. f. Weber. 230S buchanan.-Adv.
CYLINDERS REBORED.
Machine work. piston plus aud bearings.
yENNING MACHINE SHOP. $50 Monroe.
SNYDER ROOFING co. We build and re-
pair, paint or recoat all kinds Of roofs.
Phone 152. p. o. Box 81.
CEMENT WORK contracted Boyd. 1925
West st. Phone 355.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

USED GARAGE EQUIPMENT in good
working order, including gas pump and
tank. Free-air machine and auto aces
series for sale at a very low price Write
BeIyue Garage Co, Belyue, Kan.
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Kansas Reserve
( Investment Co.

ED F. GROTE, MGR, REAL ESTATE
DEPT.
s24 Kansas Ave. Phone 1898.
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LEGAL
First published In the Topeka State
Journal, July Is, 1920l
NOTICE 10 CUT WFREDs. To !.

NOTICE TO CUT WEEDS.
You are hereby notified to cut and DE-
trey all noxious weeds growing upon ne
streets and alleys in front Of or aputtirg
there on. to-wit: p
Unknown, lots So IT. fri 100-l02- IDa -106-
1$0-132. 134-l36 on Taylor St, Farnsworth
Unkaown, lots 1o7-1oo III lis. 115-117- ii9-
121-123- 125- 12T- 129- 49, 1888 135-13T on Polk
St, Farnsworth' Park Place Add,
p5re6 S Bg5n9In on lime Of Of ys1
ang is #, to point % t. 8. Of city Park "a E
Buren, St ih f. i on said % line lime 81 81 VAN yam
= Unknown, lot 1o2 on Throop St, City o.
BAILEY. R. B. y 200 and lot 2O7 ep
BI B9ElinE E4g M sisaaie lots si0s1
Darnum. $. A, lots 11o-112 on Madison
ST.. city Of Topeka.
215 on w. 9th St, Rural Homes Oakley
Sub-Add.
Darbey, Andrew, lots 32s-sSO on Bos-
well Ave, College Place Add,
limerick. Sidney, lots 130-14o on Brooks
Excl, Lillian A.. lots 1O4-1Oe on Throsp
Carver, Nettie. W. 10 II. off of 5T9-5s1 on
Harrison St, City Of Topeka,
121-N. 1211 #, of 123 on Taylor St, Farms
worth Park Place,
Kingsbury. Ina e, Beg. on F. line Of
City Park. tn. at TT ang. $50 IT.; s. at
TT. anG. so IT; W. at TT. ang. $50 IT: n.
1 on L. line of Van Buren, st, N. 30 It. %
Knowles, C. B., lots 5o2-5O4 on Mulvane
! st, Elmhurst Add,
in the city of Topeka, Shawnee County,
Kansas, within five days as provided By
ordinance of the City Of Topeka, as said
weeds are injurious to public health; aud
In daVe
from this date they will be cut by the
City of Topeka and the total cost thereof
taxed and assessed against the real estate
BY order of the Board of Health OF the
City of Topeka, Kansas.
Eta NJ COvELL,
(SeaD City Clerk
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FOB RENT-ROoMs
FOR RENT--sToRE ROOMS
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A FIvE-ROOM finely furnished, strictly
modern apartment for rent until October
l. Call 36T7 Ring ..
FOR RENT-Employed couple will share
Young married couple Call after 6 p. m,
900 Topeka
MODERN Apartmnt room and bath,
close in. Phone 1926 W.
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wANTEp-FEDlALE HELP

>~-~---~~,~--7---->~>---->-- ------~--~|--
WASTED-50 girls for dining room and
and room, free transportation for states:
Is women cooks; housekeepers: kitchen
help; laundry help; man and wife cook.
Furmans Employment Office. 1O6 W. Sth.
WANTED-Young woman IN multigraph
department, experience not necessary.
knowledge Of typewriter preferred. Call
in person. Wales Advertising Agency.
Orpheum Bldg.
WANTED-Multigraph operator, perma-
nent position, Cali in person Wales
Advertising Agency. Orpheum Bldg
WANEED-Aiaie or female. list class book
keepef, permanent position. good salary.
Apply in person. 500 y. E Buldg-
WANTED-Girl for confectionery, 50s1a
Kansas ave.
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sIONEY


MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
Personal PROPERTY.
Horses. cattle. pianos. diamoHds, house
hold goods. libraries. tyrewriters. autos
carriages. machinery. and to salaried peo-
pie. r s. Thomas. 514 Kansas avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN on desirable city prop
erty. Money ready; no delay. Robert.
u. Kane. T35 kansas ave. Phone Az.
LOANS MADE on personal security: also
to salaried persons. L. Biscoe. 523 K. 4
INSURANCE
>------~-~~~-~-~~-~---~~O
L. W. WILSON-Fire, tornado, plate glass,
insurance. Phone $40. &c Columbian Bldg.
INSURANCE. did you say: Sure will write
IL for you. Geo. H. Thomas. Phone 2S5.
TYPEwRITERs.
TYPEWRITERS OF all makes. new and re-
built. Agency for the New Royal Type
writer aud Victor Adding Machines. Sup
pies-Re3airs. Phone 800 Western Type
writer Co. GA Kansas ave. Topeka. Kan
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Sales or rent
Repairs by factory trained mechanics
We lead; others follow. CRANE COM
PAHY. 20 years In business.
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MACHINE SHOPS.

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, factory ma
chine process Howard Machine Shops.
Phone 1877.
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UNDERTAKING

UNDERTAKING.
THE L. NJ PENWELL Undertaking Co,
5Oti-5OS-510 Quincy street Telephone 1a2
81 W. B0MdsARDNEK- Phone fzd.
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FOR sALE-PET STOCK


RABBITS-Pedigreed New Zealand Red
Phone 2034 Nj, George Henderson, PSI
kellam ave.
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First published in the Ivp-Az state
journal, July II, 1921
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office of the City CLERK,
Topeka. Kansas. July 49, 1920.
PR0POSALS-
office of the city clerk until . 80 blciock
a "a. Tuesday, Jniy "a. 1920, 81 the
construction of a sewer I'm District No. %.
as per plans and specifications on Tile In
the office Of the city engineer.
A certified check In the sum OF 10000
must accompany each bid.
The board Of commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids or parts
ETA NJ CovELL.
(seaD City Clerk.
TFirst publisbed in The Topeka state
Journal, Thursday. June -, 1921
In the District Court Of Shawnee County
and State Of Kansas.
Ethel Critics, Plaintiff,
vs.
Abijah f. Critics. Defendant.
PUBLICATION NOTICE No. $500
State Of Kansas 10 Abijah +. Criteh You
sued in the District Court Of Shawnee
County, Kansas, by Ethel Critics fdk n d.
vorce, care and custody of Cora L., Lulu
A. and Kenneth +. Critics, cause gross
neglect of duty and abandonment, Unless
you answer her petition or before the
18th day Of August, 1920. judgment VIII be
taken against you divOrcing plaintin from
you and giving her the care and custody
Of said children. ETHEL critics.
Plaiauff.
H w. EULER. Her Attorney.
Attest: MARY T. CHAPLIN
fSeaLJ Clerk of the District Court.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Thursday. June p, 1921
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
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office of the City CLERK,
Topeka. Kansas, July ID. 1920.
pR0P0EAIE+
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOS'T-Between Seventh and Jackson and
the Seward avenue road, Goodyear non
skid tire on rim with dark tar covering
CAN 422S. Reward
LOST-In Willow Park or between there
and sol Lincoln, a leather pocketbook
containing $50 and IS bills. Reward.
Finder call Blue 1850
LosT-Large bunch of keys. Finder call
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NezU AriUaZs i'm
L ettticOats

WHITE Satinette Shadowproof Petticoats tail
W ored with scalloped bottoms; these sell ON
sight; better get a few early before they are gone
again. $3.50
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their grandfather; Joseph volz, After
barton.
Prominent Wedding.
OF interest to society here Is the
wedding OF Miss Clara Barton Hale,
daughter of Mrs. Hale and the late
Mr.. Barton Hale, OF Culpcpcr County.
Robert Maupin Willis. youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garnet Will
lis. OF Orange County. Va. The csre-
mony took place in l.acl Bap,is,
formed by the Rev. G.. w. Hurt.
The bride was Eowncd In white
satin and her veil. which was caught
with orange blossoms. is an heirloom
In me iamilT: The matroa Of honor
ington. who is sister of the bride.
The bridesmaids included Miss Louise
HrNnc. OF Washington; Miss Ruth
Woodvillc. Miss Mary Hart Willis and
Miss Marie Sisson. Alden Sisson.
in marriage by her grandfather.
George Woodvillc Mr.. Willis was
quartcrmaster sergeant in the Thir-
ty-third Commissary Unit of the
Third Army Corps. during the war
He WAS gasscd and was overseas for
nearly two years.
The ushcrs included Lawlor Dor
scy. John Barton Hale. Lewis Hern-
uon ana ClodiuS IL Willis, all OF Gull
pepper County. Mr.. Willis is a grand
son of the late Garnctt Willis. of
Orange County. and OF tho late DR.
Charles e. Chancellor, of Virginia
who was at one time u physician of
Baltimore He is Il great-nephew Of
Mrs. Chapman Maupin. of Baltimore
His brothers are Henry Garnett Will
lis, Jr., Of Ncwpor; News. and lIar-
wood Taliaferro Willis. of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills will make their
home IN Wallaston. Mass
Annual commencement.
The ninth annual commencement
OF Mrs. Matte Mamie Raiout's music
school will take place Tuesday in
the City Auditorium, and many in
teTestinE numbers have been plan
NOD. Among these arc the Maurcr
Mandolin and Guitar Club. Mrs. w.
II. Lucy, director, and 4 solo dance
by Berkeley Davis
The following pupils will take
part:
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SURPRISINGLY beautiful con-
- fections in Summer Frocks, in
terpreted in a full range of the
most exquisite tissues and
Weaves. Organdies and Organ
die with Bingham; quaint Eng
llsh Sateens with Organdie;
Linens, cool and sprightly; COM
binations with French Voiles;
Dotted Swisses in organizations of
Partisan chic. Wonder Summer
Dresses, not only stylish, but also
Of exclusive charm. $3.50 and
$500.
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The NezUest
ofNez0
summer
FrOcks
For Girls

OR GIRLS Of to years, colored or
candies, corn. blue, lavender, pink,
green, rose. Many of these matchable
with organdie hats; entirely new, short
sleeves, etc. Choice, Si.T5.
WHITE Organdies (2 to years., finished
with hemsttching. picot edgng and
rufIing, square collars; colored ribbon
sashes; deep hemstitched hens; at Mon
days price a good value. 1918.
EXTRA FINE quality white Organizes,
picot' edged and hemstitched in pink or
pale blue; silk rosettes and ribbon on
cuffs, collars and belts to match The
newest e to Co.. 1915.
FOR GIRLS of to 10 ycars-all white
Organizes, in yoke effect with lace and
hcmstifr hing and wide sashes; trimmed
in pearl buttons; in broken sizes only,
at $500.
WHITE organdies for girls of to IA.
Hand-embroidered hens and picot edged.
touched with hand embroidery at the
waist line; colored Organdy sashes, COL
lars and cuffs $3.50.
LOT of very fine white Organizes Is to
l4), pfcot ruflling on skirt and sleeves;
large round collars and large sashcs; a
limited number, selling Monday at
$1,000.
IMPORTED new French Organizes of
Shecrcst and finest quality Dojntilv
simple with short sleeves; collars and
coilarless; some hand embroidered.
satin ribbon sashes C to 14). $500.
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BOnnets and Hats
For Infants and Riddles

D ONNETS with puff backs, ruIles and
- lace edgings; reduced value for Mon
day at &20S; Mushroom and Poke
Organdie Hats in seven dainty colors
(children of 2 to 4 years.. $2.0S.
LINGERIE Hats in Poke Bonnet models
with ribbon streamers. lace and en-
broidery. Sale price Monday, $3.50.
NORMANDY Bonnets u, 2 and years.,
Organdie and Point d'Esprit; some
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colored faced; others with embroidery
and lace. Sale price, $5.48.
NORMANDY and French Bonncts, all
over embroidered. $3.50; WHITE,
Lingerie Hats q to years., some
pleated colored facings and ribbon trim
mod Sale price. $3.50; White Lingerie
Hats q to years) plain and embroid-
cred.
Organizes and Dotted Swisses; beautifully
made and trimmed. Sale price. S5.4s.
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MOT IN many seasons
' have we offered such
complete and brilliant
showings of bathing
apparel. Prices to fit
every purse; styles to
fit every figure. Our
figures (price figures)
are only partly respon-
sible for the rush to get
them.
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Suits for Misses
and Juniors, piped, ETC.,
So; others at $3.50;
Children's Suits &c to
10 years., rose and
blue, $500 G. to d.
Assorted colors, $3.50.
Fine black Jersey
Tights, $1.75. Caps,
shoes, etc. -, Complete
showings.
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Attn f I..,sa.s.5n {gj]ersa5,' a2,,h.
slFt'. Faf-aU. i.afvs Na-sci
;hsuet Balm. hrn'@ i6h.-.
t,;;.'a.ia !aes;y. q .tse l-Iu siHn,
GSg.l.e ~ arlaneea I.ane .i.svy.
ji.9s ! PEI. l, -,nafe s.. 7 u hn,she-
"a" No.a' Arnold Meyer.
..A'.3,f r. faei..l The gfaIuai.ns class
VIE. Hsas T. eg'i9n VII be held
MISUNDERSTANDING
Tgs Pts''y %ea5.ia"g va; saleemnizea
~ James Protestant Episcopal
ohurch whau MSS Titzaha,n Haira
Jefferson became ne bride O.: nelson
iSSse i.a"soh. Rev FIeelaid Peter
The hride entered the church upon
~. arm 81 Acr father u. g. Peter
49, ~dts h.i away She wore
W'HH'Ght h!Uc gown fashioned from
Siuhad creme. wl.n l1-,s H.,
"L"!H nat % match, ana c4rrIcd a
tt"f,Srt-DH'S ".th shower bauq4et
Miss Florence Paterson. sls,s- o..
~ "i!te, was maid OF honor Sue
woe pink gown or Gcorgcire crei,c
ta,,n,,a. " 70. 10 iaHlch ana carried q
~ ~. "l AuhHuisi roses
iu',' ana 'ht wedding rnuglt
fehuered hy James Nonhlc NJ.
oIt ,pi-toWu guests were ;sreserr
ar. ana Mrs. Etwsou ls.t i,,,.,,.
atc.y for philadelphia, Iv.1dyy,,I'
n ne% 'eTSty a'id o,hcr Northe. q
Observation-Disclosures
me marriage ~ Miss I,,iss. e
Mrs. ". II Zimmormun. Jr - MN, ~
barton and .grunddauehtcr OF Eidcr-
man W. ~. Imm.rrn,ln. ~ thfS LIZ.
70 Francis Joseph M0rano -, l,,y
OF Mr. and Mrs = ! Morano -, o.,
celebrated on Wednesday rInr,i, =.
i:is O'Clock In the Cathcdr;i 90 ne ~
Sacred Heart with uupt!:l mass .,.,,
bird. wore IA Handsome -ravelynt az
tune Of blue with lat to ni.igb
and Sler flowers were Bride rn...s
Her sister, Miss Agnes Zim,ncr,n,,
who Was maid Of honor. wor4 :, vrrii,
wolfe trocX With u Leghor,t hat ,ri,,,
med in pink flowers She CART,
An ar!ptul Of pink flowers Pam AZ
rano was the groom's bes; man. IN,
the ceremony was performed H.,
Father kau? The bride Wa i.,yn;
in marriage by her father and M.
tEo usherE Included: w. J. Z!rnrnc-
man and Michael Morano.
hr. and Mrs. MoranO left AT ono
for. \ visit to relatives in Detr,t
ND the ,,Ve5t,--and win also Wis!
ft..s !. D.
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WIHY is Duvetyne popular as a me-
w dunn for the expression of smart
style in Summer Millinery?
In reply we ask why should it not be
popular? Paris may always be de-
pended on to give us something new,
daring and different. These Hats
are not for the hoi polloi. But your
truly smart .devotee Of the mode will
find in them refreshing originality
which is not to be met at every street
corner.
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Gray
Hosiery
En- Vogue

THIS sale Of gray Hosiery is
1 opportune, Offering the
Summer girl real bargains,
standard qualities and a new
vogue, all in one breath.
"ESCO" battleship grays, Nos.
1901 and 1850 (about rs
pairs), standard pure thread
silk, full fashioned, Isle tops,
and REINFORCED feet. Re-
duced now to Si.59.
"Kayser's" Glove-Silk Hos
(No. 300, pearl, gray and gun
metaD, $50 pairs reduced for
clearance to $3.50.
"Esco" 1900. pearl, 1920.
ESQ 214, silver, $3.50.
(Self-clox).
Niagara Maid" $3.50.
(Glove silk, field mouse).
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uuicI wedding

eo ia.n' pu' p'cuy marriage VS.
d, ~ ~ y" mpfn.n2 ~ juno
., ~ '3b nclcaE 81, III seutus,.
@'hh" 'hH irms ~. j y GRAY 4
= n ~ ~" Drifc whsn Nlyx Csrr!e
Nha@iF,r daughter ri Iane. I.
IRON NJ! DlllWgu. var married
-, t.ll ~ ward. II Scaport .;e.yA
,'nF @h!ch vas lrrforfreI
~ ~ Jeag ~ MAJ Hltnes,sd any
.5l,,ns fe" relative, aad !nt,naie
.The o'.dr prre !, ,rayeIlny SUE,
%, MhFy Rive 'r.eoiine wi,h IA, 10
Sh" Wss HitEnfeg ~ he,
cousin Miss Fannie Charlton. ~ ,,,id
fbcq. ana 'Ec. gforu had ~ H!s
'':, man. Jame> j. Gray.
and Mrs W6fa -ior Tar = wed-
4 nE lo1'r'y am "iii later MAKE
W. rome IN Sewpo-i sew
"",,"r'n. &" Nc~ yDrL
/ ~, ana M's } r.. allen. n. C;!atet
/ s,,.,h. ..,cpmLani"1 nj Hrs. AiIau.s
! s..Sl.rs' MES fora ~ Eaptist and N,s
! No. nc l. Weba's-, are inottfiBg 10
a fS.. '1 1 rity rRfy VIII stop for
~ aays 8, Atinntlc C.ly, Asbury
Continued on Tnird Passl '-----'----,,.
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WOOL Jersey Slip-on
Models, piped in va
rious colors, $3.50.
Sateens and Mohairs at
the same price.
Better grades in Wool
Jersey at $50.
Heavy Satin Slip-on Suits,
$1,000; Taffeta Slip
ons, $1,000; Foulards,
$3.50.
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paul Jones"
MILDLY
Suits
F0rBoys

DACL JONES. white or cadet blue MILDLY
Suits for boys; also in white with COL
lars in navy or Copen.; emblcms, lac
Ing, etc. e TO S years.. $500
paul JONES" long trouser suits; white
galatea. collars and cuffs OF navy serge
- TO years.. $500.
KHAKI and Navy Blue "P j." Suits, trim
med with white braid 6 to 81. $500.
PALMER Linen Suits by Paul Jones'" in
Copen. blue @ 20 years.. smart en-
bcms, etc. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

SOFT Hats of blue duve-
tyne, combined with
glazed blue satin trim
ming of the same mate
rial. Ind e S ri b a bly,
youthful and chic.
SAILOR Duvetyne Hat in
reindeer faced in glazed
. satin of darker shade;
an unique bit Of Summer
headgear.
A DARING idea in duve-
tyne Of brick dust color,
trimmed in gold with
navy blue embroidery.
Made up in two sections.
AS smart as it is unique.
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A Summer Wrap
at
$500

MADAM or Miss. while Summering, in
wi evitably requires wrap to accompany
evening attire, for cool days and cooler
evenings. This tan Vcours wrap with it's
large cape collar, is an ideal garment for
Summer needs 1t is entirely new and, at
Mondays price, veritable bargain. $500.