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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-04-03
TUESDAY
4 First National Picture,
CONSTANCE TALMADGE,


TWO WEEKS"
A show girls life is not all lobster
palaces and midnight frolics. Some
times they have to press their own
clothes and go without breakfast.
This latest Constance Talmadge hit
its spicy, it's piquant, it's naughty,
but it's NIGEL It's a story of a girl
who had to spend two weeks" chap
erened by three bachelors. Positive
~ one of the best comedy hits of the
year. See it!
Prizma, the Picture Beautiful
AND
BURTON HOLMES TRAVELS
ADMISSION, - - 10, S and Csc
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-04-03
WEDNESDAY
ELKs, DAYl ELks' DAYn

ELKs' DAYl ELKS' DAY!l
The Theatre has been given over to
the B. P. o. E. for this day. A pro
gram win be rendered for the benefit
of the disabled soldiers.
CLAIRE WHITNEY,
IN
"THE WAY BACK"
(six ReeIs.)
AND OTHER REELS
Come and help worthy cause.
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THURSDAY
A ParamOunt-Artcraft Picture,
WALLACE REID,
WITH
ANN LITTLE and THEODORE ROB-
ERTS,
"EXCUSE MY DUST"

Adapted from the Saturday Eve
ming Post story, 'The Bear Trap. +"
Played by that same old darerevil
gang that took your breath in "The
Roaring Road" Toodles Walden.
Wally Reid at the wheel, Ann Little as
'The Only Girl" Theodore Roberts,
the bear-just spelling for row, etc.
Thirteenth Episode of
THE INVISIBLE HAND"
The Fun is just Beginning to Start
ADMISSION, - 5, 10 and zoe
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-04-03

This corporation shall enjoy exls-
tence for the period of ninety-nine
years from the date hereof, unless
sooner dissolved in accordance with
existing laws.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-04-03

TOM MOORE
AND
NANCY CHILDERS,
M
LORD AND LADY ALGY."
A Drama Of Sporting Lifel
A story Of society in every sense
of the word. The racing strain domi-
mates throughout the picture and the
excitement never lags! The love
story centers around the race in
which "Dewdrop" is backed by Lord
Algy, while 'tFlickamaree" is played
by Lady Algy.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN,
A Grand Revival of His Great Hit,
M
THE FLOORWALKER"
ADMISSION, S, IS and Csc
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-04-03

:. J. Parker Reed Pressnts
LOUISE GLAUA,
IN
1.-THE LONE VOLTS DAUGHTER
(By Louis Joseph Vance.l
The sequel to 1.-THE Lone WOLF and
False Faces" Absolutely more
thrilling than the Miracle Man"
more gripping than Behind the
Door," and more heart appealing than
''The Heart of Humanity" Seven
reels.
MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON
AND
FORD'S WEEKLY
Doors open at 4 P. NJ.
ADMISSION, - 5, is and Use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
WAVERLY

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
WAVEltLY, VA, July 29.-Mr. and
Mrs; T.. Fleetwood left yesterday for
Craig Healing Springs. where thcy
VIII join Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Gray and
Mrs. G. a. Foster. OF Longview, Tex.
for a weeks stay.
MIR. and Mrs. e. Il. Smith Inc Misses
Leila Smith. Mamie Baird Harrison
and Myrtle Little left on automobile
Saturday for Talbotton, Ga, where
they will remain i month with rel
ativcs.
". II. Ford is spending some time
In New York City.
Miss Evelyn May. OF Norfolk. Wis
tied friends here Tuesday en- route
to state College. Pa. where she Will
pass the winter with her sister, Mrs.
w. T.. RUNAWAY, Jr.
w. T.. Daniel has joined Mrs. Daniel
and son AT Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs. Webster Walker. Of Bridge
port. Conn, was in the city the past
week as the guest Of Miss Grace
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. wallace Chappell,
of Walters. visited relatives here last
week.
o. i. Higgins. ]. F, West. Jr.. and
II. 7. Brittle returned Wednesday,
from Philadelphia. after a two-day
business trip to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Mace, OF
Cleveland. Ohio, are the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f.. J. Mace on ~Coppahaunk
Avenue.
Mrs. w. V. feathers. of Holland.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Mrs. j.. ID. Gray.
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News. Is passing two weeks with Miss
Margaret Payne.
Mrs. Edwin Gorigan, OF Cape
Charles. is with her aunt. Miss Bette
Paulson.
Morris and Roger Warren, of Rich
mond. were here Tuesday to attend
the funeral of their mother. Mrs. l..
Dix Warren.
a number OF our young folks en-
5oyed n trip to Cedar Island Tuesday.
when they were the guests of Miss
Helen Phillips.
MIR. and Mrs. John Shrieves have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watson are at
Marion. Md, the guests OF their
daughter. Mrs. John Parker.
l. NJ. Brcwnigton spent Tuesday In
Baltimore.
liam Payne. Preston Williams
Williams and Ernest Gardner are
home from a trip TO Tarrytown, ". Y.
waiter Evans is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents, Captain and
Mrs. Bernard Evans.
Mrs. George Parker and little
daughter. Mary Elizabeth. are home
from Wilmington. Del.
Captain Charles Digs, of Cape
Charles. spent this week In Onancock.
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MOUNTAINS ARE POPULAR
AS AUGUST APPROACHES
Summer Resorts Crowded With
Virginia Society Seeking Re-
lief From City's Heat.
BRIDGE PARTIES FREQUENT
Springs Along Foothills OF Blue
itidSe Vie With Scashorc In
Happy Gatherings, and Interest
ing Events Are Stagcd.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
lfNCllECltG. VA. July 31.-Mr.
and Mrs. Il. II. Hancock, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank q. Davidson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Sackett spent several
days this week ~ the L~ynchburg Boy
scout camp on Pincy River. Nelson
Mrs. II. j.. Brock. Of Richmond, is
n. guest OF Mrs. j. a. Gregory. in
Mrs. e. a. Williams and Mrs. T.. G..
iilcks have gone for AN extended trip
10 At!aht!c city. Niagara Falls and
Thousand Islands.
=. VI. Maya Is in Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Bennett Il. Gordon. or Lovinys-
TON. visited Mrs. a. Lee Bcasley dur
ms the week.
io!k. who visited Miss Juliet l.. Ford
mere. has returned home. accompanied
ny MISS Ford, who VIII spend some
tlinc at the scashOrc.
Mrs. 4. y. Cullen has gone TO Jack.
sonvillc. Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. George D.. Brooks
haye gone for visits In Richmond and
Mrs. Henry Adams. OF Washington.
MMno Visited her brother; j. II. Ford.
Mrs. w. NJ. Sharp has returned
from n visit at SpartansOurg. $. G..
Misses Christine and Curtis Curtin
have returned to Washington, after
Miss Beatrice Weber is back from
B!uc R!dg" Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. ~. Adams and Miss
lone As"c Adams. OF Memphis, are
in the city.
Mr.. and. Mrs. j. Y. Walton are visit
Ing friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Alan Campbell. University. Is
Visiting her brother, DR.. Samuel Lille.
Harvey D!ckcrson. OF Newport
News, is the CUES, o. relatives in
l~.ynchburs.
Mrs. +. T.. Watson and children
have returned from bedford. where
hey Visits! relatives.
,,JB ogden and family are at Craig
Healing Springs.
Nr. and Mrs. i. T.. Dcanc and chill
drcn. Thomas and Harriet. are guests
OF Dr. nnd Mrs. John W. Carroll.
Mrs. John Cunningham ana chill.
dren nave returned from Appomattox
County.
sir. and Mrs. J. C. Woodson. IL. l..
Woodson and Mrs. J. Z. Hughes are
In Norfolk
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CLIFTON FORGE

: tSnccial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, July al
Rev. and Mrs. George Greene have
LEFT for Dallas. Tex, where they viii
spend the month OF August. MI.
Greene VIII MI the pulpi, of the
largest baptist church In the South
during the absence abroad of the
regular pastor.
Mr.. and alrs. 4. \. Snead and son.
mobile trip to Orange where they
were the guests Of Mrs. l.. :. Boxiey.
Judge W. :. Gooch. Of Chariottca-
vile, who has been the guest OF his
sister. Mrp J X, Anderson, has re-
turned 70 his home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j.. i. y. Murphy have
returned from stanton. where Mr..
MURPHY has been undergoing treat
'n"nt in "a hospital there for six
weeks or more. Mr.. Murphy is very
much improved and has taken up his
Mork as superintendent o: public
\. \. Lewis. OF Charlotte. y. c. has
returned to MS home after epending
two weeks with his mother. Mrs. D..
Miss Susie James has icf, for sara
tosa- y. Y, where she viii visit
friends for a month.
Mrs. Francis Bunch. who has re-
e!ded IN this city for q number of
years. has left for Harrisburg. Pa.
where she viii make her future
Mrs. w. NJ. Revcrcomb and two chill
dren. accompanied BY Mrs. Revcr-
combs mother. Mrs. Campbell, have
returned from Kansas city. Mo.
where they spent the last six weeks.
~ {. Goodwin has returned from
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Allen. Of Guineas' Mills. is the only
one OF the three new teachers known
at this writing.
Carl Maskey, formerly OF Cleveland,
Gated here. has just returned from a
trip abroad, where he MAS with Ills
sister, VINO was engaged II. war work
over there" While in france he
ardson. the only boy from West Point
who died on the heid OF battle. Mir.
richardson was killed In the fierce
lighting In Bellcau Wood. Mir, Mas
DR.. S. L. Richardson. OF Urbana. the
father Of the dead soldier.
Invitations have today been receiv-
liam Cherry. of Port Norfolk. to the
marriage Of their daughter. Margaret
Est"iie, to Jos.nh Holt Scott. Jr..
Wednesday af;,N DON. August IL. at
Church. Port Norfolk. Va. h groom
Is the son OF J. II. Scott. ST.. formerly
of West Point. Young Mr.. Scott
served with the Eighticth Division. In
gassed. and when the armistice wa
signed was in the hospital.
Mrs. r. j. Palmer. formerly OF West
Point. has announced the approach
Ing marriage Of her daughter. Miss
Arkansas. all now Of Washington.
Miss Mary Woodward left here
s McdnesdaE for Washington' where
ana start today on a trip to the Pa
cific Coast.
Mrs. W. f. Woodward. of Barhams-
wiiie. AID Mrs. A ". Jennings. OF
Mrs. Fred Woodward. here.
Mrs. Mitchell Trice and daughter.
Mary Louise. of Newport News, after
Il pleasant visit to Mrs. George Carl
ton. have returned home.
Lyle and Cummings Tucker.
nephcws of Mrs. T.. c. Amos. who
were visiting here. have returned to
Miss Ida Johnson, OF Richmond,
who has been visiting Mrs. James
Dcnmead now has as her guests her
sister, Mrs. Thomas IIarwcll. and
daughter, OF Petersburg.
Mrs: Henry Shepherd: of Richmond
been members Of a family reunion
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dcnmead. Sir. Tho other
members OF the reunion were Mr.. and
Charles Denmead. Jr, wife and two
childrcn: Leland Treat, wife and
three children; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Willis and three children. of New
Mrs. r.. w. Eubank. of Richmond
visited her sister. Mrs. Thomas L
Bagby. on Friday. en- route to hci
ummcr home, Ashland. on the Rap,
pahannock River, in Essex County
In a few days her daughter, Mrs. T
y. Broaddus. of Richmond. and son
Nash. will join her in Essex, TO spenC
the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Lillian Hart, of Richmond. /,
visiting her aunt. Mrs. L. ]. Clements
West Point people were very mucf
interested when they heard OF tn,
marriage of the son of Rev. Ernest
NJ. Stires, now rector of St. Thoma:
Episcopal Church. New York. Rev
Mr.. Stircs filled his first charge a
West Point in St. Johns Church.
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WEST POINT

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.J
WEST POINT, VA. July 3l.-Mrs.
y. Julian Bagby entertained friends
on "wednesday! evening in honor Of
Miss Doris Hoppe, formerly of Rich
mond, now of Charlotte. y. c.. who is
visiting Mrs. j. w. owens. Mrs. Bag
by's mother.
Mrs. Crosby Thompson has as her
guest LACY Peggy Carstairs in her
home. Overlook" Mt Euclid Heights.
Lady Carstairs is the wife of John
Alexander Carstairs, NJ. T.. Of Lon
don. She has been In this country
about six weeks.
The faculty Of the West Point High
School has been made up with Miss
katharine =. Howerton to remain as
principal. Misses Maud Bland. Nettie
Williams. of West Point: Miss Ruth
J%arratt. Of Emporia. and Susie Carr,
OF West Point. reelected. Miss Rose
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ONANCOCK

0NANcocK. VA. July 31.-Mlss
Lois Rogers. OF Onancock. and Miss
Hazel Gordy. OF Parkslcy, both Rich
imond ~tcachers, went to Baltimore
Boston. While away they will visit
Albany. New York and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. w. 7. Wise and Miss Elizabeth
u. wise are visiting al Virginia
Beach.
Burness Parker. OF Parksley. was a
Taylor this week.
James Lewis. OF walnut Point, was
the weekend guest of his aunt. Mrs.
). j. Hopkins.
Miss octavia Gelger has gone back
to her mother. Mrs. S. Il. Gcigcr.
James c. Daughty was called to
Norfolk by the Illness of a cousin.
cock to. accompany back to George
town his wife. who had been the
guest of relatives here.
G. Click spent this week in Philadel-
phia.
IL. Spencer pitts. OF St. Joseph. Mo.
Is spending Il month with relatives
here, lie is now the gucst of T.. j. T.
Custig.
Miss Elizabeth paulson has returned
70 her home at Mcars, after "A visit TO
Mrs. James /. Lewis.
Miss Gladys Winder Is In Newport
News, the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Miss Bessie Old and James Old.
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Frank a. Rid
out Tor two weeks at the rectory, have
gone back to Ccntralia.
Miss Lizzie West returned from
salisbury sunday. leaving her sister.
Mrs. De Witt Merrill. much improved.
MISS Louise Trades. OF COAX HID,
was The guest OF Mrs. +. X. Leather
bury.
Thomas -. Lea,herbury recently
made Il business trip to Norfolk.
pr. and Mrs. J: Newton Bagwell and
children. OF Baltimore. are a; Mt.
Prospect" the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
]. W. Bagwcll.
Misses Julia. Mamie and Virginia
Watson have returned from a s~ojourn
Miss Reva paulson has returned to
New Church. having been the guest
o. Miss Catherine Tisna! for n week.
Tn: summer session OF William and
Mary College having closed. Major a.
T.. Tanner and Misses Bessie and Con-
stance Taylor arrived home Friday.
MISS sarah Fitzgerald went TO Nor
folk TO visit Miss Alicia Tatem. but
Will return TO Onancock Monday.
Mrs. Charles Waplcs. Of Ph:ladeI-
phla. has arrived in Onancock for her
annual visit TO relatives here.
MISS iinHel Mili'gan risitei Cape
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Fletcher and Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Fletcher and two hill
drcn have returned from Ocean City.
"HcTe lNty were the guests or Mrs.
Mason a, the Mt. Pleasant Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Wyant, Miss Vir-
r!n!l Wyant and Dudley Wyant, OF
South Bethlehem. Pa. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude /. tortham. They
made the trip by automobile.
a.. Click was in Philadelphia this
week on business.
William Pitts. OF Baltimore. is here
W II. Pitts.
Miss Anna Belle Wise. Of Newport
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spent the weekend with relatives at
townsville.
Mrs, 4. p. Eskrldge and daugh-
ters. Ellen and Elizabeth Eskridge.
Judge c. J. Campbell spent the
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Il.
Mills in Washington.
Miss Mary Whitehead left Friday
a week with Mrs James Craig Hunter.
after which she will 20 to larry
own, y. Y. to visit Miss Ruth Nc
Charles L. En!s was at Arlington
this week on business.
Jesse l.. Cunningham has gone to
the University Hospital, where he
VIII underg9 treatment. .
charlottesville last week on business.
Miss Isabel Wagner and Miss Vera
Tignor have gone to Suance. Tenn.
where they will spend Il three weeks
vacation.
Miss Louisa Hubbard spent tho
Hubbard. at Albcrcne.
MIS-; BENJAMIN Brown, Of Washing
on. Is the guest of Mrs. G. W. Dear
born.
Miss Elizabeth Holcomb has re-
turned to New York after spending
the Weekend with Mrs. G. W. Dear
born.
Mrs. Payne Carroll and little son
Of Charlottesville. are guests of re-
latives near Sandidges.
Mrs. III. s. Peyton is visiting rcla-
tivcs in charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Drummond, Jr.
spent. the weekend ut r II. Drum
mond's.
Burns Harrison. of Lynchburg
spent sunday with his mother, Mrs
Fannie Harrison.
Marion 7. Mahonc. Of Norfolk, is
VISITING his family at Mrs. B. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. homas F%itzhuEh. OF
the University Of Virginia. were
wweek.end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
County Demonstrators o. B. Ross IS
attending the agricultural convention
az ~iiackSburE this week. He took
WIN him n nurnbcr Of his club boys
Mrs; j. 4. Bowman ard Miss Eliza
peth bowman have returned home
after visiting relatives in Norfolk
litinpton and Alexandria.
airs. Paul Bouton and children. who
nave been visiting Mrs. G.. W. Dear.
'oyn; haSS returned TO Red Hill.
ociock. az. the home OF Mrs, r "
Ware, MISS Lizzie Ware entertained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Don't Be Bald
How TO Make Hair Grow Strong,
Ihick nnd L%mntromn.

How 10 Make Hair Grow Strong,
Thick anu LuHtroun.
Few Of us get bald in II day. and
we all have ample warming when our
hair is thinning out.
Partisan sage Is n most efficient
hair ~inviGorator, but to quickly stop
any further loss OF hair and
"a new growth II must be rubbed into
the scalp so the starved hair roots
can really absorb 1t and get the vital
stimulation so badly needed
You will surely be delighted with
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and scalp should look and feel 100
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Parisian sage is not expensive. It's
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hair nceds-a clean. non-sticky, anti
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stores everywhere. with guarantee to
give you perfect satisfaction or
money refunded.
Good looking hair Is half the battle
in any mans or woman's personal
appearance. Neglect means dull.
thin. dcad-looking hair and finally
badness. while a little attention now
should insure thick and lustrous hair
for years to come.
No matter what your hair troubles,
try a Partisan sag massage tonight
you Will not be disappointed.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

FURNITURE is an important purchase. Aside from the
1 amount of money involved, it enters intimately into
our daily lives-we have to live with it, and we want it to
be good, reliable, honest-all the way through.
THE TRUE WORTH of Furniture, unfortunately, is not always
apparent to the inexperienced and the purchaser must rely largely
upon the integrity of the store. The thoughtful person appreciates
this and realizes tt s safer to buy OF a house whose every statement
he feels he can depend upon than of one he may not be entirely
ure about.
THE PETIT STORE has been serving the Richmond
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n visit of several days with his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. DaughertY.
Misses Lizzie Lewis and Mary
Barnes have returned from n trlpi
TO Baltimore. Md.
Miss Mary Lang. OF Salisbury, N.
e.. Is the guest of Mrs. Il. +. La
Prade.
Mrs. II. III. Parrow and daughter.
Mildred. have returned from a visit To,
Princess Anne. Md.
Miss Lola White and Henry White.
OF Delma. Del: Miss Bette White, OF
Wilmington; N. c.. n Clarence
White. OF Philadelphia, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ross. IS
Miss Rose Witt, of Baltimore, Nd,
and Misses Helen and Virginia Grit
nth. of Washington. d. c.. are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Scarf
burgh.
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at a miscellaneous shower In honor
OF Miss Ruth Ware. whose marriage
TO Hal w. Myers. of Forks. Buffalo.
has been
Mrs. Bcllemy n children. OF
charlottesville, are guests Of Mrs. S.
Il. Brookings.
Reed Williams. who has hccn n
guest OF Mrs. l.. i. Voorhees,. has
gone 20 Chattanooga. Tenn.
Mrs. B~arksdalc. Of Petersburg. Is
a guest at Mrs. f.. +. VOORHEES,.
Mrs. G. J. Scott Is visiting this week
At belmont" her old IONS in Abe
marie County.
Miss Helen Harris. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. j. Walter Beard,
has returned to Blackstone.
Misses Frances and Erma White
ana Miss Annie Ware are visiting
relatives in Ttockbridge and Bath.
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ACCOMAC
CSpecial 10 Tho Times-Dlspatch. 5

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ACCOMAC. VA. July 3O.-Miss Her
denie Fletcher is on a camping party
near Roanoke.
Mrs. a. G.. Ayms. OF Norfolk. was
the guest of Mrs. Roy d. White last
week.
Mbss Nancy Grammar. OF Norfolk,
Is visiting Mrs. w. w. Joynes, at
Belle Croft.
Alex Porter. OF Aberdeen, Md. was
the guest of Mr.. George l.. Doughty
last week.
Captain w. w. Joynes has accepted
Y. position with the Shipping Board in
New York.
AIR. and Mrs. Robert Daugherty
have returned to Jacksonville. after
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Indiana. where he spent n week on
business and pleasure combined.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Lewis and son,
Minor. md Mrs. ID. S. Lewis left last
night for New York. where they Will
visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs.
NJ. IL. Lewis Will stop at Keswick
on her way home.
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AMHERST

AMHERST. VA, July 31.-Miss
Martha Robertson was a guest this
week at Judge j.. Thompson Browns,
at Arlington.
Mrs. Carroll Martin and children
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public now for nearly a quarter of a century. Our expe-
rience has taught us that the people want GOOD Furniture
and expect to pay a fair price for it. In no other way
can they be sure of what they are getting.
AND so we made this our policy-to sell good, dependable Fur
niture at prices as low as possible consistent with sound business
principles. QUALITY and VALUE considered, OUR PRICES ARE
AS LOW, OR LOWER THAN THOSE OFFERED ELSEWHERE.
We cordially invite you to come in and make comparisons, whether
intending n purchase at this time or not.
LIBERAL, dignihed Credit Terms arranged.
PETIT & COMPANY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

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