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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
SCRAP REDUCES AVERAGES
/ TOBACCO SALES IN VIRGINIA
.AhD NORTH CAROLINA MARTS
DARK Lear high In Kichmund Market.
sun-Cured STOCKS firing ftgurcs SAT-
i&fActorS to Growers.

Notviths;sndiaSu nfarcrsb'e wealth
~ and S-s2Sn receipts ct leaf tobacco
"a ;ec markets q: virginia anu North
Carolina, iauSe markets continue -
saoa ACTIVITY. and iae-c IS no reGuc-
tscs q iSe Ns.2e .. lSS Weed.
70 ss ;.sSc skat IN the h-.sG; markets
The scraps S1d harm le2NlusS ;h2t
are NUa os}DS placed c0 Sale ia large.
ss.-asSr;!oa ;-g-,@ heTetoto-e a.e reauc-
srs ise Are-s-se S.ot .:;;!s, au, even
sSosc SS>s1s ScS lgiNs as record bCeak-
Scc St-4cSls~ ASG Whenever Ard wherever
-&St S&c .C2l be :. wrapper. G.lCr ~.
Cctte-. shows ~ IRE fancy figures 81
g'Srs1; GAYS sc :0S 1tS:2ctt
- Activity the Schn"nd Market.
- !Ss o&rS gS-kesS NTe very active,
&n. IsS s3sS prices .: sae Garner part
o. ne sc 5l.-s 49,. a-S So. bS.as
HSiC y JGs vN-y, N@s - 4 - ~
Yi.s> - SVtc I>c Spr-cl-ea a@u ;as
DARK SA1yp:SS H-A-c23.5 stNSSS.
Last NsSs SSass.AlSS !.Ac S%,pCS
noua-< of ;hs S0e-SUTC- Ca: were su.G
IN iGe = .Ssi-Gla-sa 2cehoASsS a. GSG.SS
; iEa: we're Ne. s.cASlos - lAa ,-cN.-
ers. Tn. to..vS.G T-..s> .--S1, .-sS
ssS 10 SIS rsg .pU, shor; .e4., So -
sac. long ica;. So % $50
The offerings ~ Sun-cGred amounted
10 about iSo.vte aoucGs, and the Sid
ding WsS equally a. spirited IS the
,Sweek before, the ANcrAsc pa! hens
around $si 20 10. Because =: :-s
.sha.sh. cold wecihs-, the receipts ot
!. sun cured leaf are I%ely 10 Ec so1,c-
what smaller i.!s weeS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
MARION HAS "A NEW BANK
Greater Part OF Proposed Capitn,
stock Subscrlbe d-BOnrd of Dircc-
tors aud President Elected.

Especial TO The Tines Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. Jan. Sl.--Plans are
form vlating for - new hank az Marion
with :. proposed capita! % $4,000, OF
which amount $4,000 is reported as
subScr bed
Members OF the board OF directors
elected are: II. T. Greer. J. n. Buchan-
AN: D: d. Stalcy, W. Z. Johnson, +. T..
Wheeler. James A. Groscc!oec. W. 2.
buchanan and Il. =. Gwynn. Mr.. Greer
has been elected president and Mr..
Gwynn, vice. president y cashier IS
yet TO be elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BANK MERGER APPROVED
Company Increases Capital
Stock-1aken In Former RiSal ms
branch House.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., Jan. 31.-Thc
stockholders of the American Trust
Company. in special meeting. have APP
Proved the plan for the Increase OF
capital stock of thr@ company from
sl.000,000 to $l,250.0oo. The plan to
absorb the Peoples Bank and Trust
Company was also approved and the
merger goes into effect at once. al
though the Peoples will be continued
as a branch OF the American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BUILD FIGURING MILLS
Plant OF Shenandoah Valley ,III,,,,
Comnnny mt Rivcrton Junction
VIII lie n.E EnterpriSe

FRONT ROYAL. VA. Jan. 31.-yb.
Zig bourins and corn mills TO bn
erected ~ Kivertor Junction BY III,
Shenandoah Valley Milling COMPANY
VIII require an expenditure Of about
100000. according to tho plans tina,
have been agreed upon.
1000 horse power hydro-electy!c
plant Is To be CONSTRUCTED and soc
stalled. Tho mill building Will he m
immense affair with ample capacit,
Tor storing grain TO be later Crounc
into flour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
ANNOUNCE BUILDING PLAN
cotton Yarn Factory TO Go Up q
RondH, In Wilkes County,
North Carolina
NEIIKESRnI

WILKESBORO, n. c.. Jan. SIR. u.
Gricr. president of the Ronda Cotton
NILS Company, recently Incorporated,
announces TINT he plans for the build
Ing OF the mills at Eonda in this county
have - - 60
Til ain building. to be OF by OK
and r':'c-cir. 81 's,t b. $40 re-. wi I
cos; not loss than $50. 600 In addition
the electric and steam heating plant Is
to cost about s35. 900. The building, when
completed. will be equipped with 1000
*pindies. Tho n'odLct of the new fac
tory will be- cotton yarns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
COUCH! ANOTHER
TWINGE
Get busy and relieve those ppIn,
with that handy bottle OF
Sloan's LinIment

wv HAT Sloans does. il does thor
w ouEhly-penetrates wishea. rub
w bing to the assaulted part and
l'-oi0ptT relieves AL manner Of cxter-
'.! pains and aches. You'll find il
an md 1or-skin- staining. Keen il,
a-y - Fciatica, lumbago. neuralgia,
.'-e-e!tsd muscles, stiff Joints, pains,
fuses stains. sDrains. bad weather
4i:.r-eH.cts.
For Ss Yeas S!oan's Licinent las
helped thousands Tho world over. Ycu
won't be a. exception. J., is uneuualrd
in producing results
Al drugg!st-a5c 7oc, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Thirteen Thousnud spindle. Installed

I"NI = HUNG, =. 9, Jan. 3l.-The
fringe Cotton Mill Company. capital
win James L. McNa!- as president
treasurer. The. company Will proceed
q: once with the erection OF !, brick
ard concrete factory building 80 by
i33 feet. which Will be installed with
1900 spind.es. giving il daily ca
racity OF 10000 pounds OF cotton warn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
.s.NR.celr,. Growing Smaller Mt pnnxlIl,

81 GRANVILLE. VA, Jan. 3I.-Thc sales
,au Of, loose leaf tobacco on this market
l.econtinue to grow smaller. tho total
- this week being not over 500, 900
pounds The proportion OF scrap and
-fcs'oarn-leavinSs being large in the Of
-, -rerinES. the average paid was re-
/. EST auccd to around $40 per 100 pounds
,.Itowcvcr, there has been no decline
IN the better grades OF tho leaf.
'-sSSNhenevcr fine wrappers. fine cutters
'roeF fine hllcrS show Up animation 10
,--s-nptcd and these goods readily bring
.fstpe same fancy figures that have pre-
vailed all the season. smaller receipts
are looked for next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

GA 81 ONIA, =. Q Ja.- n -;I-.,,
!. ar, being drawn for ten-eto-y 49,
! and office building for the Ci,!sE-,.
4, National Eanis Of Gastonia II is r-o,..
ahle tina, bids for the coustruc,f6r a.,
Siiithc shy-scrapcr VIII be ask.a To- =.
, "a n early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Ne. Canton !. to Enlarge.

NEW CANTON, Va, Jan. Sl.-Thr
New Canton tobacco market did q large
business this week. the offerings being,
mostly OF good and occasionally OF Very
tired tobacco, and the prices have
ranged high. Much tobacco has been
sold at p-icc considerably above $40
per 100.
Buyers upon tho New Canton market
are distributing seed amuEs the furni-
ers FOR next years crop, which now
promises TO bo the largest ever planted
. In this section.
"1t is understood here that a consid-
e-cpic amount OF tobacco still remains
unsoi1 in buckingham, Fluvanna and
Cumberland Counties. and IL will! he
some time IN March before the entire
1919 crop is marketed.
Provision is being made for opening
the market here early next fall, with
-. enlarged facilities and :, corps OF buy
n crs representing number OF large
companies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Quality Improved mt south Ros,on.

=. -.SUtTIf HUSTON, va, Jan. 3l,--Tho
.a,s oferlnEs OF leaf tobacco on tho SCUM
+" Boston market this week have been Of
.-better quality than for two weeks
past although there has been large
G!sproportion OF scrap.
ssp. The sales this week amounted 70
Ss16SIo3 pounds. which bring the total
:. -Soin since Christmas up 10 about
10000 pounds. Tho prices remain
-e~about the same lasi week ih,. inner
.~~Erades a : nigh as ever hu, tho sc-ap
,y--[sooc!aS tie aN:.asc cguS!dc-.bty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BRISTOL BRANCHES OUT
Twin Cfty's OvcrnIl-MnkinE Plant VIII
Operate Another Factory In Town
Of DHmnscus

tSpccial 70 The Tines Dispatch.
BRISTOL. VA. Jan. 3l.--The Head
Lirscomh- Mccormick; Company. O: this
city. VIII cpen Il branch factory AZ
Damascus. Va, Il is announced here.
;hr main business street At Da,nas,,!e.
md Will employ about thirty onc-a
YES. The factory Will begin opera
L!pnS on February !, and will manu-
:arturc oVerallS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
More Than Double Iron ou,uu,.

FULASkI, VA. Jan. 1.-The pulaslti
Foundry and Manufacturing Corpora
t Ton ms ..S od increased its capital stock
pose Of charging its Iron working
plant here: The enlargement; plans
nave not yet been completed. but II is
known that additions will be erected
and the capacity Of the plant largely
more than doubled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Orange Farmer. 10 own warchon,.

uKANEE, Va. Jan. 3l.-Thc CHAR
lottesVille Lumber Company has the
warehouse for the Farmers Club. The
building Is TO be 80 by 100 feet and will
cost about $4,000. II will be completed
sooner. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Lower Average at blackstone.

a. BLACkS1 ONE. VA. Jan. Sl.-T1 s
: market has had very full receipts OF
clark tobacco this week, and the prices
are good although the tendency Ui the
: market is Il little downwa nj but tobac-
~ Go is yet selling Wei, and the farmers
: are very Well pleased with their pr ices.
, Tho market sold this week 25o,QvQ
pounds at a slightly lower average than
last week,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
south HiI Aoon.to Close

SOJ III EILL-. .-.: IAN :t-G'-D0
'3Sthc holidays t,ae s4!:s 3! leaf tobacc9
.~~saH th!s make. nave been l!gA, TIE
ri toia! trr ne entire ruca.r nf January
@s,pe!ts by !!tt4s over $4,000 pounds
ana tn-s RS teea largely scrap TO-
bEccn, TIE tc.el s-!ss for IN. se.zu-
r-'.Save been 80. ~ pounds rse mar.
.':She, Nj c-os= .cr ~. sezsc. ret-.-
.vss:=z.y 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Hor.e.h". Farm Sold to Chie,eo,n.

:. ~ :le reported here that the nne hon
.E..shoc Farm IN Hanover County ov.nn.
thy syndicate. has been soId ia
rgGhjcago party ~ the handsome t,r!o.
nj $4,000 a II Judy has been ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
brick Making Plant IN p.n,n,n,.

HAMPTON. VA, Jan. 31-A larp.
brick making plant is 10 bc established
early this Bpring al Oriana on tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway In Wa
wick County. J. c. Curtis and assnoI-
ates. of Denbeigh. arc the incorpora.
tors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Ailler's Antiseptir Oil. known n.
Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain In Few
hinutek.


TO- Z: r!-h, row tc- rheumatism.
Seur.!g.a !-u-r.5.ro. sore. si'. and
swollen !o!.:s, pain j.. the head. tack
and limbs. co.nz, bun.ons, etc After
Is !: - tEg!-
n.r ,t,c.t: v..c ir,.rnsl!y and
externally e.. Corghz Colds. Group
IcA-enza, Sc-e Threat D!oAth=-:a and
Tcasilit-s
This Oh :. cc--.1et 70 bc The most
ceLsi:at!cs -s-.t: known. It's
p.c-..: s-d !--rn.tlste ecec, IL -e!iev-
lag Ds!-. - GU. 70 the fact thar -
p.ncirai.s - ne .asc,ec part. at
One ~ a. .lGs,rt-ion, pour ten
trcYs .. we ,.lcksE- piece o. solo
lsath.- arc i VIII ysIs.-zte this cub
stancs tsro-g. a.c through in three
t.!nrtt,
Acc.c: - s-ts.t.v,. This great oil
!s Eo!csr ,sc ,4lvr OILY Manufac-
tG.t' y i;.rc !ric. Medicine Com
pay. %r.ry tc,t-. guaranteed For
>. - - ~ crlsr .s,s --hfv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Scran R.eur>, A,-,as. .. Cr.-nv,l,,

r LItL'. LIZ = c Ja.. ,l-I@sf
= tebaccn sEiet u Ills -.l-kt: ,.t we.y
5 eSsiol;tsc - ,:4..tt youaSs -tsr-
brrrEri g tvtTEgg ., :Et31 -,e, -lG
pcpnch = E'sE- c"2! q S--a- :, is.r...c,
-. ~ snp"tnG - y 'h+ r.s:.Igs aa1 a.
- eotTtts rH4s eruCeE '-s zy.reEl T.a,,
is no weaEaa,,g IT, ri. ,.1r.s -, :.
s-pn}d o: i.= .:s- gYc1s 1r- Tue re--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Crorcd CONTRACT for L.. p,,,,

"a. WINCH FSTFK Va, Jan. 3i-C.on
|, tracts have been closed by the win
chester Cold Storage Company with
3 Tor the erection here o. ave-s.or"
up-to-date building. for eco nnnn.sr.
\ turing and cold storage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
FREE DOG BOOK

Containing complete Ailnent Chart ard
IA directions how 20 fsed snd train
!r-- pt.g illustrated with picture Of
5f-E+- winning 6oGE polk M!l!s: Drug
. lrt-, E.cnuorG, Va. II yog. csa,s!
am t.1r!y Jcu. @r:te 70 us.-ktv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
buIlStGad' SWOrInSWuD

'GTo children an angel OF mercy" Where
pTNE ,fff P1.eGrTeSt and difecttons follogSd
wSlTS STOOD d, the B, ts. 20, sixty ,,s Sold
Eat. G. A. Voorhees,. 81. D.. Phiindelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

EIEATIISNILLE Jan. 3l.--A now "
dusty is soon 10 loom ZIP z. f.r.i
Eorthumberlan County. Z: !!
son is Installing the mach.
r'rc- equipment .. e shE-:
a.. :acto-y there WniC-
operation in shor. wi.:.r, u
iioyncnt 10 Quite H-H3S,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Spoke md Handle r.ct.ry st,,,.n

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y. c., Jan. al
The Oakwood Manufacturing. Comnanv
-eorGnn!zed with J. Z. Middleman q.
president. and M. l.. Edwards sscnc
iary. Will engage extensively In IN.
manufacture OF sDokes. handles, rim.
etc. The factory Will cornmencr
opcrnt!ons In a few DAVIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Good sale. g, socl, noun,

= oespiis ;ie ur.aTr-stt, wsatae- ,.e
saNrft - ~ ".ea tas ss.es ~ .ar ~.
/; -oaScn 'sr; ~ tp.ai - a,,ce. cgf ID.
founCs w-irt sod - q, sp -.
81 pe- 10" pouncs -te .,t: - c,,r
rs abtI: O.. 900 yeg1cs {. az sve-.
The offerings corsig.s zrge,y .. -.
corr Or -'"eSt:eoe rra--, I'D O..
quantitieE .: sc-a: T.S rEc-st's -,
better grades are eaE.rg 49,.
tS51a, IN !zcl. the MARIE; h s;r,-.ye.
Ihan any rtns ;f.s s-as,n. md ., t.e
Efason prices '----
= great many plant becs nIr. oe..
. A-soWn aHc preparations fc- lsryt
stASoDucco crop arc ~el! Under 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

,sEDEE d. y. .. Ia :I-T,.
.Edentoh Broom WorHs i - oe
-'nano o. new company or2an.zet
y ferc, ana nco5por4ted YFl.n 400 DOS
ecapital stock 70 .s'a,lst
!; broom factory. John e Es.C IL
= Dres!dcnt Of the asw couo.rr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Caroline County Fnrmers Wins Out.
BOWLING GREEN. VA. Jan. Ill
Lewis PITTS. OF Caroline County. cultI-
.vated three acres OF tobacco last sea
son. :rom which he received so,o5o.
He averaged from the entire crop
around $50 per hundred pounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-15

claims to have been gassed and shell
shocked in the war, declared the off
Ger and his wife will prove their inno-
cence.
The arrest followed a raid police
made on the checkroom at union sta
ton, where they claimed to have dis
covered a trunk checked by Captain
Chew containing expensive fur coats,
silverware and linen. The claimant
of the property rented her apartment
to the Chews for the summer.
Police said the Chews came under
suspicion at the Army and Navy club
Friday night.
Some one noticed that Mrs. Chew
was seen in the ladies' room shortly
before the valuable sealskin coat was
missed. Its owner, Miss Marie Clai-
baugh, furnished the police with a
sample of the coat lining.
The army captain and his wife were
brought to the police station for ques-
tioning and while there detectives
found "A Sealskin coat with a lining
corresponding to the sample in the
bathroom of the Chew rooms, they
said. Other officers said they found
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-15
Draperies at Lower
Prices

Everything at special prices, in
cluding>a all yard materials, lace cur
tains and portiers.
SOC and Csc Plain and Fancy Silko-
lines, to close, a yard soc and 45c
csc Fancy Cretonncs, special at.
All Our Fancy Cretonncs, including
Imported Prints, will be offered
at reduced prices.
75c Plain Marquiscttes, all colors.
special, yard. .......5O soc
CSC Plain VOiIes. colors, white, ecru,
and cream, special. a yard 45c
$500 Curtain Nets. special,
YARD. $1.5O
$2.25 Curtain Nets, special,
yaru. S1.75
S1.75 Colorcd Madras, sc inches, in
wide range of fancy patterns.
special, yard. .SI.25-
$500 Drapery Silks, in a beautiful
assortment of colors, yard, $3.50
$3.50 Curtains. special, pair SS.75
$1,000 Curtains, special, pair. SO. 95
$500 Curtains, special, pair. SO. IS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-15
Thanksgiving Specials
in Art NeedlewOrk

Everything reduced in this depart
ment except, "Royal Society
Goods"
$500 NeedIeweave Table Covers.
size 42X42 inches. stamped for
embroidery, special, each. $2.95
$1.S5 All Linen White Center Pieces,
size 27x27 inches, stamped for
embroidery, special, each. 81 rs
$2.25 Stamped Pillow Cases, hem
stitched. special, each. SITS
$2.S5 Stamped ,Nainsook Gowns,
made up, special, each. =. $2.25
$3.50 Stamped NainsOok Gowns,
made up, special, each. $1.59
soc Stamped Towels, guest size,
special, each. .......... sec
$1.0O Stamped Huck Towels, large
size, special. each. $50
$1.25 up to $2.25 ChiIdrcn,s Made
up Dresses, stamped for emhroid-
cry, choice while they last,
eacn- Sl-VV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-15
Staple Notions

lOc Scalloped edging, white and
colors, 3-yard bolt. &c
10c Lingerie tape. white, pink, blue,
yards. ..-......5 sc
25c Bolt one-half inch bias lawn
tape; colorS. 10c
25c White and colored rick-rack
braids, yard bolts. ....1zc
5 yard 'Silko' corset laces, very
speclal at sc
&c black tubular shoe laces, 3
pairs .........-.....10 Zoe
De Long Safety Pins. all sizes,
card. &c
Atlas Hooks and Eyes, all sizes.
caro- &c
loo Paper Pins. 900 count. 49,. &c
10c Snap-Fasteners, card, &c, or
aius. 2Oc
sc Darning Cotton. black or white.
6-ply. 30 yards spool. .... &c
or D Tor. zoe
SC Basting Cotton, 200 yards. &C
6 yards White Bias Lawn Tape. all
widths, bolt. ..........1 Oc
75c Tension Spring Shears, S-inch
pair. .35c
12c White Pearl Buttons, fish-eye,
card of 6, 9 or IL. &c
Csc Boye Stainless Machine Oil. Tic
Csc Carbona Cleaning Fluid .1sc
SC Coco-Castile Soap. 6 cakes. Csc
s1.75 Bar "BocabellI' CASTLE
soap 81 .48
35c Whisk Brooms Csc
s5c Front and Hip Hose Support
ers, pair. Csc
loo "Fashionette" and Carmen"
Natural Hair Nets, cap shape, 1Oc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-15

Sits Scanned Sheets, 72xse,
each. S1.25
$500 Scanned Sheets, S1x9O,
each- 81 90
$2.75 BIeached Sheets, size SIX
80, each. .S1.7S
1895 BIeached Sheets, size SIX
80. each. $500
1855 Bleached Sheets, size Sly
~, eacn- -sz.oo
$500 Bleached Sheets, size SIX
80. each. .$Z.OO
$3.25 Bleached Sheets, size SIX
80, each. ............. $3.50
Csc Blcached Pillow Cases, 42x
30, each. = QUO
soc Bleached Sheeting, 81 inches
wide. yard. ............ csc
soc BIeached Muslin, 36-inch.
yard. .29c
35c Bleachcd Muslin, 36-inch.
yard. lOC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-15
Gloves

Reduced prices on every pair of
Gloves in stock. We mention a few
of the specially priced items.
Kid GIoves-White and black, brok-
en- size line, 81 value for. .S1.00
Ladies'-Real chamois. not all
sizes. $1.75 value, pair. -. ST rs
characterization buck. natural
color. all sizes, $3.50 value. S1.OO
Ladies'-French kid, black, tan,
gray, white. were So, now. .s1.O0
Ladies'-Heavy silk, white, black,
gray, large sizes only; $500 val
ues for. ST 90
Men's+Chamoisett gray and rein
deer, not all sizes, s1.75 value
Tor. .. .S1.OO
Ladies'-Fleece lined, gray, a 75c
value for. sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-15
PAIR is IN BAD
Army Captain and Wife Face
Theft Charges.
Evidence Points Toward Steal
ing From Service Club.

Washington. Nov 15.-Army and
society circles buzzed with excitement
today over the case of Capt. Beverley
Chew and Mrs. Chew, who were ar
rested on a charge of having stolen
$4,000 worth of clothing. linen and
other articles from a furnished apart
ment they rented in a fashionable
apartment house here.
Mrs. Chew is also charged with
stealing a $500 sea lskin coat from the
exclusive Army and Navy club.
Friends Of Captain Chew, who
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GRACE COLLINS JONES DEAD.
She Was Daughter-in-Law of Mrs. j. G
Jones. 227 WoodIawn.

Sabetha, Kan, Nov. 15.-Mrs. Grace
Collins Jones, wife OF George Jones. a
Sabetha merchant, died here today fol-
lowing an operation in a local hospital.
She is survived by her husband and
three sons, the oldest II. The Jones
family came to Sabetha three years
ago from Emporia, where Mr.. Jones
had been in the clothing business many
years.
Mrs. Grace Collins Jones was the
daughter-in law of Mrs. j. c. Jones
227 Woodlawn avenue, a sister-in-laU
of J. Ernest Jones of the Merchants
National bank and of Miss Elsie Jones
of the Washburn faculty.
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49, .
Trimmings
Everything reduced. We mention
but few of many special
Bargains.


but a few of many special
Bargains.
GeOrgettes (Main Floor)-One of
the best qualities, plair--colors,
good assortment; your -choiee,
yard. - $1.5O
Angora, 12-inch width Make your
own collars and cuffs. Regular
$3.50 for, yard. ....... :. $500
Muff Beds, for making ones own
muff. Selling from $500 TO
$500. Now haIf-price.. Two
styles Muff Beds, unlined and
satin-li lined forms. Price $3.50
and $500, your choice now. soc
Wool Scarfs main Floor3-with
belt and pockets, in brown. blue,
gray, purple. green and heather.
$14O0 and $500 values, during
this sale, each. $11.O0
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Blanket Specials

Blanket Specials
$685. heavy all wool Blankets. Full
size. Regular price $500. Black and
Red, and Black and Gray Plaid patterns.
Special sale price, pair. 1895
$4.99 Cotton Blankets, 66x8O size AS
sorted colors, Plaid patterns. Regular
price $3.50, sale price, pair. $4.9S
1926 Cotton Blankets, Tan, Gray and
White colors, with Pink or Blue striped
borders. Sale price, pair. 1895
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In connection with our Spe-
cial Sale of Fur Coats, we offer
our entire stock of Fur Neck
pieces, Chokers, etc., at. ......
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the Chews had sent a trunk from their
apartment a short time before and
that it held the furnishings which the
Chews are charged with stealing.
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Wonderful Values in Towels

S5c White Turkish Towels, special, each 25c
4oc White Turkish Towels, special, each Soc
SIC White Turkish Towels, special, each 4Sc
500 White Turkish Towels, special each. .79c
S1.25 White Turkish Towels special, each. $500
CSC Huck Towels, special, each. .17c
soc White Huck Towels, special, each. 2Sc
35c White Huck Towels, special, each. .26c
sec White Huck Towels, special, each. S3c
$1.25 White Tuck Towels special each. $1.00
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Toilet Goods
Reduced Prices on Every Item ia
This Department

reduced Prices on Every Item In
This Department
Madame Vendome Face Powder
zDc Dox- 16c
Madame Vcndomc Face Powder.
5Oe box ....... 25c
Orys Face Powder, soc box. .35c
Perrin Face Powder, Csc bog. .i5c
Hines Antiseptic, Csc tube. .1oc
Perrin Tooth Paste, use tube. .f5c
Iisterine Tooth Paste, SOC tube 35c
Sanitol Month Wash, Csc bottle fsc
Sanitol Shaving Stick, Csc size. Ice
La menthO. Csc size 1oc
Madame Vendome Dry Rouge, 24c
Madame Vendome Compact Pow
ucr, z5c box --......19 c
Perrin Toilet Water, assorted odors.
SlOO Dottle- 70c
Odd Lot Face Powder, values I'D 10
QUO Dox- 1Oc
Pears Unsccnted Soap. z0c bar. I5c
Sample Line Clothes Brushes. val
ues up TO 75c. ........2 5c
Mary Garden Face Powder, s1.25
Do4- Soc
ChantelIy TaicuIn Powder,
zoe Dox- 1Oc
Rubber Dressing Combs, values up
Laundry Soap, GaIvanic and Polar
Whfte, 3 bars for. soc