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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
Sunday Wedding.

Miss Blanche Jeter, of Dresden,
and Mr., Brown Foster, of Martin,
were married last Sunday afternoon
in Union City at the Methodist par
sonage, Rev. j. w. Freeman offici-
ating.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
Marriage Licenses.

| Francis e. st. Amant and verna
Lee Good.
Clifford H. Lilly and Ruby Bar
nett.
Talbert King and Ethel Wilson.
Melvin B. Watson and Vera Bran
ham.
Jack Harrison and Nina May Ev-
ans.
Leslie Lewis and Johnnie Black.
Brown Foster and Martha Blanche
Jeter.
Herman A. Gohlson and Lena
Harris.
Hula M. James and Maydaline
Henry.
Lee Nichols and Ruth Reed.
]. D. Harris and Mrs. Cora Capes.
Elma Calhoun and Emma Pierce.
COL0RED.
Calvin Johnson and Leila Will
liams.
Robert Thomas and Lura Roberts.
Alvin Bowman and Frances Stew
art
Erwin Robertson and Willie May
Hart.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14
Recruiting Station.

Finis G. Palmer, of Dresden, and
Leon ]. Graves, of McLemoresville
were accepted for a one-year enlist
ment in the Coast Artillery Corps,
and left last week for the main sta
tion at Nashville last week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14

ham, lot in No. 10. $1400
w. N. Holt to Roy Ransom, acres
in No. IL, $280.50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14

You help humanity when you help
the Salvation Army.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-14

Mrs. Lucy Ann Alexander to G. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
CLIFTON FORGE

Clifton FoIGL.' '" " .''. .jsr
J, O. Gibson, Of Cha.lo,.esyi!le, :.
spending fcw days IN ,re a..
Mrs. Miller. OF Ecst vtye,,i, u.,o
has been quite u! a, ;he k5rrc Z. Ieg
parents; Mr. anl Mrs.. Z. /. Glorer, l.
Mayor Davies. who is attending Tho
beg stature in .Richmond, 8pent lid
week end with his family btre
II. II. Mceks has returned homo f,o-,
a trin 10 Richmond and SfraJvnn 80
Rev. John Halloween Dickinson "a
lner rector Of st. .au7-.v.g Ci,r.rb
here, but at present located =, pna6.
ing. Pa, spen: several dsys Her. -, :,
week. on his way home from :, rin
to Michigan. in the Interest G.. ~
church extension Campaign
M!S. y. T.. Hicks, Of Crnirsynle ,a,
known In this city. is eer.ousj,. III -,
a hospital In Richmond
Mrs. Huffman. OF Newport Ne.ra &c
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. i c;iea .
ION. on Allegheny Street;
y r. Stewart. who spent Eev.r,,
days here. has returned TO his home ~
Mrs. c. i. Goreo and ai,s Ma,
ouarles, Of Atlanta. are here on , y Ga
70 their brother. J. A. Gleason.
Huntingdon. after trip here OF a Tow
". q. Dudtv, Of Monroe, is spcndiuc
- short time in the city.
L. 9. Payne. who has been confnt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
ONANCOCK

Especial To Tho Times Disratch.1
ONANCOCk. Ian. 2t.-Nr, and Mrs.
r. l.. Shield and Miss Sarah 6. Parker
are, back from a trip 20 Richmond.
Hugh karncs Of Norfolk, spont Sun
day with his wife. who is here with
her mother Mrs. Preston stewart, Tor
several weeks.
Miss Eioise Stewart Is visiting her
sister. Miss Margaret Stewart, OF WaEn-
inEton.
Everctte Parker is back from trip
TO Baltimore, Frederick and rhllad del.
phia.
Miss Maud Forum is tho cues, OF
Miss Frances Armstrong, OF Whining
ton.
Miss Mrytlo Taylor entertained
twenty OF her sci1oolinatcs Wednesday,
y. w. Mack has returned from Bait
more where he went 20 consult a si,a.
cialist. His condition is still, alarming
Thomas r.. West. who had been in
the Jefferfon Hospital for two months
is now with his daughter. Mrs. arson.
He expects TO return home IN :; Few
days.
T. G. Ilellam has returned from a
trip to Baltimore and philadelphia.
Luther Nottingham. of Norfolk. was
with his. father. y. NJ. Nottingham, So;
the week lend.
Mrs. w. Ilarry Rogers Is a. homo
again, following a rIsi. 20 Mrs Charles
NAPLES. of Philadelphia.
Patrol No. OF the Girl Scout
Troop of Onancock High School en-
tertained the entire troop and The
houshs and cones used IN decorations
were not only effective, but very ap-
pcopriate. AS the corn Is the emblem
o: the troop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
PULASKI

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatoi..j
PULASKI. VA. Jan. 34.--The mombors
OF the Maple Shade Inn colony Partl-
cipatcd in an old-tinc oyster toast
rear lawn. To this second annual
event. which has become a. pleasant nN-
turc among the inn mates. a number
OF especially invited friends werc trir-
ilcEcd to participate. The roast VAC
conducted under the direction OF Cor.
don DeCordy, seaside product. who
year before demonstrated that an
oyster roast could take place with just
as much enjoyment on u lawn IN 4
mountain town as on the sands by tho
waters from which the bivalveS arc
taken.
Miss Mary Thomas returned this week
from visit Of several weeks with her
tins Ferry, Ohio. Miss Thomas. who
had been given u leave of absence for
several weeks on account OF illness.
resumed her position on the hic school
faculty Tuesday
Tom Howard, of Bristol and Will.
weekend with their father, W. L.
Howard, who is i'll.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas r.. Opie have
returned from tcn-d3y trip TO Rich
mond ana other points.
Miss Mary C;oodSk oontz OF East
Radford, is tho guest of her aunt, Mrs.
G. r. Leachc.
rlans are formulating for the open
ing OF L recreation hall for boys. Thi.
will provide game, reading and ath-
lctic entertainments. 1t is expected to
havo tho hall open in February.
Mrs. Smith, after visit TO her
daughter. Mrs. Il. j. Thornhin. ief,
Is attending Randolph Macon .Acad.
SmN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
BON AIR

tspecial 20 The Timex Dis p.tchl
HCN AIR. VA, Jan. oi.--M:s Eobc.,
bFidseforth ~ visiting Mrs. a. Y Na..
shall al Amelia Courthouse.
ME-. u. Y. McCluGr IL spending a
.hor. t!iue with her daughter Y.S.
edwin p!Ekcrton, at her home in RAJ.
t!iu6-c.
Mrs. George Garter has returned
rom Nitit TO her sister. MIS- IT, Il.
SHOVEL. In Philadelphia.
N!te carrie Moore wac tho Gucst .t.
cent!y q Mrs. John Chris.!sn
MISS Mary fnrsuson Is In Fa.mvi!le
Far,nv!llc Normal
lrby Brown has returned from "a
E!.t TO Portsmouth and Newport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
BOWLING GREEN
pecla. 10 The Tiaes.p!s,s,ct,

Ispeels: to The Times D!spa,cs..l
BOWLING GREEN. VA, Jan. "a
Mrs. Robert Bruce, OF Charlotte, y.
G.. spent. 4 par, % this week with
MISS Louise Ha!nes.
My. and Mrs.. William L Eo"d and
Mrs. w G. Boyd and william BOYD
spca; par. OF .h:s week WIKI Major
and MIS-. T. .. Coghiil.
Dr. Edward Z. Butler ass .c..-aed
t:oE9 vs:. 20 his daughter, MI c.
Il. Edwards, .. Richmond.
MIS- Asrsare; S.noot, OF p.canond
J. visiting ne parents. ~. 4.d MIS-
Z !. S:aoo.
NJ. and Mrs Day nave returned q
!..ca-orc 4:is. Visiting tA... dausa-
.cr- Ms :. :! Sc-Eey.
frSs E.a.: EoiI-1s, o: ?asEapa,G.ry.
spending =3ne ;i.ut WITH a.: s.r..
- : C7-at.l
Ass F-z-:es Cless.,. soel. pa.
{. -l.t zee. --;a :.:.-5s - Ce<:-
e:.t C:-.;--
At.2l Cei.!-s at -.:r-2et .-o-.
'-f-. :: -.-e::rss - Vs5s.1r.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
ASHLAND

= -. y =. -. Va. THE
:-r:ai "a tt-E Er-.-==5 :. 80 Ci'
1919 9, $500 :: - s;re- %
1ans: dear:~u- affairs - 80 s-sz.,.-
80 % :':':1 - :r ~ IN
t,:.saEi'-a.
=, i'et-.- g: 80 "a - "a.
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a.a.' = -" - - -. ::
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= - sly
81 49, --~-ss--
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S- S-a=t- -.,f. e. -uu PES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
CLIFTON FORGE

:: 80 -!.css. C.a-yz.--
-yN vC2Es. ". in 81
- rAi'c2 ~zz c..lsc - 10
fcs = g. TesE n a.@g;-.. q.
:ee ,...fss Q: .z!s .s.as.
Z-:s 49,. ;n.2 -.o Z. speeding
T.a'.~ y Washington I'm r..
4't 3'o:e, sosn: -: ~eea
toaa -. cAs,kl.y .... yes,.,t.y
1--:h;as .ot hicaaoad. where h. VIII
pend stTerz! cz,s
-: CHa'ta noo2. whe-e ehe ~. s5.,d
sane i!Tt visiting -.!z,tge-
!. y Sho'es. - Eoanohe. hss see.
s1s"eias a e." days here "a blsinees
Ecy. and N's e. W. Dean IF. gun.
lay :n- Monroe Coun;y. W Va, 1here
heE were called on accopn. Q. The
eeath o. Mrs Deans n-D.he:, DY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

BOYS HATS of Milan:
rolled brims, With grossrain
bands; black and navy; sizes
g.. to ~, $:.Ds. (Third
INFANTS SILK Quilts for
carriages and bassinettes, ia
pink and blue; GIN broidercd or
plain, 27Y3s. $500 and $500
values, q, $500. tThird Floor
INFANTS SHORT Dresses
OF Nainsook, with dainty en-
broidcred yoke; Val. edge at
neck and sleeves. Lucks at bot
tom OF skirt. Sizes 8 months
and 2 years, St.71. (Third
FlOor.)
LITTLE BOYS and Girls
tompcrs In chambray and
crepe. solid colors and stripes
with fancy stitching OF con
lfxsting colors. to 4 years,
"5c. cThtrd Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
SOUTH BOSTON

Sps&!ai 70 Tie. Times. Dispa,ch.l
=, A0tIlf BOSTON. VA. Jan. 2i-.r
u Ea!.sdalc ana Mise Matte cjsborna
"et1 married IL Richmond on We'd
VHesdaE; Rev. Thornton S. Wilson. O.
~ rSSnfy, pcrtormed the ceremony.
.r Dr.oc ~ the attractive daupbtsr
" !.T. ana Mrs. Joe osborno. OF Faces,
-, =; Ierry ,of Louisv.lc. Ky. bu,
mere. "''' IL N'fitinG
r, ). Mi.s Lens, Fore and MISC s.u,,
ti hIs week OF Lynthhurs, visited here
Mrs I y WEBB ana Miss poro,,,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

THAT is to say, they are
J. reading about fashions
they always do. But for
the spring season there is
no ONE great salient ten
dency. On the contrary,
there is wide variety.
a woman, therefore, will so
to a store for her spring
wear with a definite, fixed
idea Of what she OUGHT
to wear. But she also will
go with a definite idea o.
what she personally would
like TO something
out OF great variety OF
styles that will suit her in
dividuality and that will
ALSO be fashionable.
Thus she will go TO the store
which has the fashion
REPUTATION.-Jan. 17th
Dry Goods Economist.
Which Richmond Store Leads
in Fashions? We leave il
to you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Nj. and Mrs. James Branch Cal bell have
tu!t returned f.o:n vir; 20 Ncw York
John Ran,oy os rsuqu:cr County. has
returned TO his home ate, brief stay
In Richmond.
Miss Margaret Freeman has returned 20
NV York. after visi. 10 her family here.
d.! and Mrs. Edmund Leo Woodward OF
ire ilIinS, have haon sDsadinc u. sho::
i:Ne with relatives here.
Mrs IL G.. Mills and her cousin Miss
Alma ChcatNood. OF zoos IVES. Ci.. &c
Stay In Miami ana Jacksonville, Fla.
Marcus ks!ler!nan ss on two woels' ton.
o! the Middle West. NJ. Kcllotnan !.
weN-iknown cities OF The Mcs,. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
"Luxite" Hosiery
SbecinLS

oEHVlCEABLE quality pure
5'fk Hose. with extra deep Isle
garter top, REINFORCED foot and
iour-,hrcad heel and toe; not
fashioned; knit TO 1T; black,
while and castor; $3.50 rogu-
larly. D1c.
NAVY, black, cordovan, field
mouse and castor; plain and
luce stripe; also "A few lace put
iern Quaker Maid" Hose: full
fashioned pure thread silks:
usually priced $500; special
81 .4B.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

spent last weck.ead at Lynenourr, tho
ghosts of Mr.. aud Mrs. &. A. Dickens,
formerly OF this place.
Il. Q. Michael and wife. or Victoria
returned home on Wednesday, after a
short visit at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. 7. Michael.
Mrs. ID. ID. Flowers and Mrs. Nc.
Cutchin rcturDcd Tuesday after u shor,
stay with friends In Norfolk.
Mrs. Henry Thar. OF Norfolk, Is tho
guest of rclatives here.
Mrs. L. v. Smith spent IL dug or two
In Richmond recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIaddon Jordan have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

Webb havo returned from trip to
Richmond.
Il. L.. f.cf;wich. OF LynchburS. was
hero this week.
II. ~. McCraw. or Buckingham
County. is visiting friends here this
week.
Mrs. Henry Eas.ey has returned
from ris, TO her daughter. Mrs.
Fred onensen. in Philadelphia.
Winston Salem, y. G.. where she viii
Visit her brothcr. who is i'll.
MIS- y. Fenable Lawson and l!.tle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

daughter have returned from "a visit
10 relatives In Faundale. Ala.
JOG Ilumphrics. OF rcthcl nan. y. G.,
was IA visitor hero Monday.
Mrs Wi,tSio willinshHm has re-
turned from a trip 10 panNiNc.
r. =. Johnson lcf, this week for Il
visit to Mart!nsville.
Tho w. G.. I. L. OF Halifax County
held convention here this week.
An enjoyable dance was held here
on Tuesday night in the haH on VIII
born Avenue.
VIII Lee, who has been located at.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

to his home by sickness. is able 60 DO
out again.
J., Q. Wood and son. Bernard. Of
Millooro. were the guests OF Mr..
WOODS brother. II. |. Mood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, otto arc spending
several days in Lynchburg on a pleas.
u.e trip.
Miss Willie McCutchan has returned
from Chariot tcsrillc, whore she went
TO consult physicians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
FUR COLLARS
and Sca1tS at Special Prices

VERY fine Hudson Seal
Stoles, extra long and
wide, $4,000; sale price,
$4,000.
STOLE OF Skunk. pointed
ends and finished with
tails, extra fine, wide and
long, $1,000; sale price,
$4,000.
COLLAR OF Natural Squirrel,
80 inches long; regularly
$500; sale price, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

returned from their bridal trim. Ana
are now at homo to their friends nd
Tho residence OF Or. and Mrs. +. =.
On Thursday. January IL. "Roou,,"
the handsome home OF DR.. and Mrs,
Robert Bragg. near Alberto, Va. was
the sccnc OF a brilliant gathering
friends at Dridec. The spacious
rooms and halls were artisticaliy do.
corated with poinsettoS and ferns, the
reu and green color schemes being.
carried out deliberately and effectively
la every detail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

SKUNK Collars with tails):
$4,000 Collars $500
$4,000 Collars :. .$24.OO
$3.50 Collars :. $4,000
CAPE OF Hudson Seal, with
collar Of dyed squirrel,
$4,000; bargain at SOS.
Collar OF Hudson Seal, tipped
with fur balls. $4,000.
Black Manchu Wolf Scarfs-
$3.50, now .$1O.S0
$1,000, now $500
$500. now ). $1,000
$3.50, now $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Bungalow Aprons
at So. %
Every Day Bigger Values.

Every Day Bigger Values.
y lGGER VALUES because their worth
- IS increasing; recorders cannot dupli-
cate this price for long time. Smart
checks and handsome paids, trimmed in
solid colored bands and pipings; vests,
wide BELTS ruffles, ETC., Sa.9s.
(Basement.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

JADE green corded ribbon
is important in a small Hut
made in sections, and lent
brilliance by binding OF
Black Celophanc.
WITH a tassel Of Raffia
and square sections OF color.
ed Rama, a black Satin Hat
with a brim rolling all round,
Is emphatically chic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Important

AMT VESTS in high neck,
-c1k sleeves or Dutch neck, cl
bsT sleeves; il light weight, es-
pecial!y adapted for elderly PEG
pie for early epring An Csc
value. Special, SOC. (Four,t
Floor.)
NEGL1GEE Of Crepe de
Chine, in pale blue and flesh;
v neck. ribbon shirred around
neck and down front. kimono
sleeves, With shirring in front,
giving empire effect. Valued
To-Day at $500. Special
S1o.0S. fFourth Floor.)
kiMONO MADE Of heavy
crepe in Jap style, with large
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S OC e Il. It = 7
lcon,inued From FRS, Pascl

(Contfpnod Erom First pnrcI
.-I--,, =: -. :. = :" =.
nv nSms on FS;day ato'noen ~
SeioSS AZ thc'r ato!lcr. us East Grace
Sxfcet.
Ssisse PARK Club
~,no ne4t meot!nf OF INC omar 5
ntaS VI .ikniano iafn VIII nc hSiu
NSonesuS9 ai'eInooil AZ %" AT tne
Eo,,n,, W at.s, ~; - ,o"oicS. IVY
49, IN ;nncHu nus; Mmch NIs. Sa.LS Nc,
iSm WINS VII! Eire An au'hoI I.ao-
VII, ,oitn usTai intoFnia lecSPti0n
afte,nno,, No nusc o. Inc
sSdisnn Us. W.
-. III I'M ,Jee nosr. .hE'
D.nee To- t:; anu "'S' ~ d. i'!'oF'
~ 70. Huess.
Ss- 49," ona'S ~ EnS d5nce
RI nen honao on McdhesdaE nigh;.
an. t.bsriss Wnnd an{ Wy - .; EcGn'
and :. S,,ifs, .',nn"- w NV, scryo;, HtNina.
those prcs,ni w. ""s "'' 'eu' among
Misses ,ra-s, e.,,.
Grace Chaisa William Rcdfo.d
Elsie Rudd G. W. Groener
ElSrenGs Biscoe Willie Ford
RSih , ff,nSSah gregory MeTyre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
NEW HATS VERY LIKE PARIS

d CRNT Orange is the
- color note IN Celophanc
Hat. with crown formed OF
FOLDS and the entire chapeau
relied IN burn, orange net:
under the ofn are burn,
orange blossoms Imagine
the light eRec. in this hat.
4 BIG, dressy Black Hat
s.,es Suzanne Taibot's ortg;-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
lAWRENCEvILLE

,S2Scinl 20 The Times. p!spatch.l
:. lAWEESCEEILLE. VA. Jan. "a
e. =, L. Clements. @. u. NSpatis and Fitz.
uuEn NV hare returned from trip
dno. Fain, Beach and Miami. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Strohceker, ST.,
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Ceorgette Waists
at IS, %
Worth Up to $1,000.

HE KAUFMAN reputation for beauti-
fuI Blouscs is we'll sustained in these
remarkable beaded, tailored and lace
trimmed Waists. Certainly they have
been here some time They arc odd num-
bers accumulated, else why reduced?
Choice, a6.0S. Fourth E'loor.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

N9skE MOUNT. i. c.. has returned hero.
q, kcoley. OF t'urlcs Mock FARM,
S uSar nichmond. was visitor hero
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for juniors and Flabbe7.s

Third Floor.
IN SUITS for Juniors and Flappers. Elton lines
arc most popular, and with their modified coat
fronts and collars of Buster Brown type, the eff
fccts secured are as fetching as they youthful
FRENCH Serges Elton Jacket style braid-trnl-
med, are offered at $500.
BON Coats with jet buttons and seven rows Of braid
around bottom. $4,000.
NOVELTY surplice tabs down the full length of this
short coat at the back embroidered at the
ends. Suit $3.50.
HEAVY Tricotnes, strictly tailored with clusters
of tucks. $500.
RUSSIAN Blouse Suits in rricotine at $500.
EXCEEDINGLY handsome Shepherd Plaid Elton
Jacket Suit; fancy twoaap pockets. $1,000.
SEMI-Norfolk Sport Suits in blue and brown
Heather Mixtcres box pleat at back and large
stitched pockets. $500.
All suits Ia to 17-year sizes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

flowing Blecvces. Y neck, sash
around waist embroidered IN
white. In Copcn and rose. a
vafIc that speaks for itself
Special, $3.50. ffourth Floor.
GOWNS OF FINE Nainsook.
in white only; V neck. cmbroid-
cred; round or square nccks,
lace trimmed or embroidered;
kirnono sleeves. ribbon run
COuld not be bought today 70
sell at S1.70. lFburth Floor.
GIRLS RAINCOATS, in
dark blue and tan; convertible
collars, pockets. bone buttons;
With hats TO match &c 10 10
years.. 1878. tThird Floor
CHILDREN'S MILAN Hats,
in black, brown and navy;
rolled brim, mushroom and
poke shapes; with bands Of
gtosGrain ribbon and .trcamcrs.
Si.DS. (Third FloorJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Ultra Modish Creations in
TALL YRS an PRINTEMPS
for. VV0n1e7, and Misses
Second Floor.

Second Floor.
M HETI1ElR fitted boxed in cut, goodly share
w OF Suit Coats Short l. e.. hip length:
women SO desiring will be in perfectly good taste
with strictly tailored suits on long, slender lines
Trimmings Except for braid-bound edges or rows
of buttons) are conspicuousy absent; fancy vests
voguish.
SIORT-COAT Navy Serges with patch pockets
and faceted Jet black buttons. $1,000.
BRAID-trimmed short Coat Suits Of Tricotines
with vests. $3.50.
OXFORD Tricotne Tailleurs. S69.50.
HANDSOME Russian Blouse Suits narrow belted
$4,000.
Others at $3.50.
AN INTERESTING showing of Golfex and Wool
Jersey Sport Suits, in Novelty and Conservative
organizations, mostly in heather mixtures &C.
centuating green, blues, rust, snuff, etc. pleated
tailored and semi-Norfok styles. $3.50, $500
and $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

nal, is OF open work hair
cloth, rolling 10 the back and
dropping slightly in front;
the crown forms tufts OF
black hair wheat.
A FRENCH Blue All-Hair
Hat suggests the Marquis
shape. the crown dropping TO
each side. caught with Cello
phane flowers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

Tine. Richmond Chsc:c-. United D.ush.
te:. OF CoEfedcracy, will meet 1t lee Cgnlr,
Hall a. II O'Clock on wednesday inttn.ns.
- which tine the annual election o: OH
raid at this tins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

The regular month"; meeting o: Tho
WoInhn's Auxiliary. Tho American Lesion.
Richmond Post. No. /. viii 30 held in The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
NYoMEN,S MEETINGS

Tho regular monthly meeting o: ,ae Co.
.onial Danes of America. In The state OF
VIRGINIA will he hold ~ tho Womaa's Club
on Tuesday afternoon al 4 O'CLOCK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

The Psren:.Teschcr Association OF the
monthly ,hcc,tns On Tuesasy afternoon sEa'a a:
$3.50 o'clock at the school. An adde's VII;
he health OF pupils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

The Gt-'k. Friendly Society o. The 81.
Iau!s Church win be hos;osscs a: The Fifth
street Y. W. e. A. ~ vespcrs. Q 10 : 80.
T'ne sirs Play ana sing. Mss T.. - M,no:
VIII s!"c TIC igSo:sat!ons :s!E
Tie A!urnsc Association ., g.. Jcc.rh'r
-teldeHy vii! held lis rerul.: rorinl-
meeting IN she study hall ot ihe sc.ce:a;
th!e Afternoon ?, 4. Matters .: ,rncor.
:snen VIII, te c!scVsEsd saa election g:
9 scE-S w., :s.:s -..c.
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L1yette ut S28.. SO

Vests and Binders fNaniaJ &237i Flannel Shirts
si.sG; Muslin Skirts. &2Do FlanHectle Nighties
$500; 3 Day Slips. S37G. 2 Dresses $40; 2 Wrap
pers $500; 9 FlannaleM Jacques, 1913; Baby Pow
der and Soap, 52c; Bed PAD $780, hand made Da.
pefs q dozen). $500 UT picresj. Total, S2sBs
a choice library IN about 80 boOka TOR young mothers
approved by $4,000 physicians and surgeons the
American Medical hgEocia6h) IL IN he found on the
Third Floor. Take the books hoDis. 10 charge
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
START CANVASS OF
LA SALLE co. VOTE

Saturday night or some .ime Mon
day should soc completion Of the Of
fetal canvass Of the ballots cast in
La Sale county on Tuesday This
morning Deputies Nellie Maher and
\. 4. Bach Of the county clerk office
and Justices Of the peace |. L. Thomp'
son and NJ Naierhofer started the OF,
fetal inspection Of The lol books 10
see rha, the records of the election
clerk. We're correct and in the proper
form
The work VIII take 1T least tWo
days if the quartet work overtime and
il there are any delays it viii b.
stretched iu.o a third day While t
il not thought there win be any rad
ical changes in the election results by
the canvass. scattering votes may be
chanscI from the Republican To tA'
Democratic side. or tiya versa.
The ioh started this morning viii be
long and tedious owing 20 tn" eN
trcmcly heavy vote elst throughout
the county bigger than ever Jofort
IN history. incidentally II vii, ha me
hardest canvas ever made In the M
tory Of rhe county
As soon a II is completed the OF
fetal election returns viii be an
nouuced by the county clerks office
Including the vote for N,bs and fia!
Ian,