davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-18

into the State treasury from Port
land alone in the past month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-18

Is the old straw hat good for an
other year?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-18

Gilbert A. Powers of Portland, re-
Gently appointed deputy United States
marshal, to succeed Eugene l.. Har-
mon, resigned, qualified on Monday,
var Powers was appointed by Mar
snail j. s. p II. Wilson. but on the
recommendation of Stilman f.
Noodman of Machias. who will about
october succeed Mr. Wilson. Mr..
Powers has been a Maine Central and
Boston & Maine conductor and was
yardmaster for about a year at
brunswick. Of which place he is a
native
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-18
Odd Fellows Hall
ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 70. |. o. o. E.

Regular meeting Friday evening at )
G. $. PEASLEE, y G..
EDWIN +. WESTON, Secy.
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JEPHThA ENcAMPMENT. No. !

Meetings at +. NJ. every second
and fourth Taescay.
HOYT II AUSTIN. G. p.
q. :. IEASLEE, Scribe
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An item like the following from
Tuesdays Bath Times seems odd to
the old timers, when recalling the
days of four. five and six tugboats
on the Kennebec, but the, renewed
activity is none the less welcome:
A dull day for the tug Seguir. one
of the few this boat has experienced
this summer She has had an I'M
usually busy season, for there has
been an immense amount of coal
brought to Kenneboc river ports this
year and the Seguin has done practi-
cally all Of the towing. 50 that She
has had but few idle days.
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GEN. PHIL SHERIDAN CIRCLE

NO. ., Ladies of the q. A. f. Regular
meeting in q. A. X. hall first and thi.,g
tuesday of each month at 2.3o 7 d.
JENNIE NJ. DAVIS, Pres.
ADA NJ. HALVES. Sec.
feb3 ,tu- III -Satlyr
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Tyleson c. Oliver and brother. Al
ton L.. of Winnegancc left home Mon
day for a deep sea fishing trip, going
by motorboat. Reaching their fish
ing ground off the mouth of the Ken
nehec they threw over the killock,
but the line broke. The engine then
refused to start and the boat drifted
out to sea. they finding that they
had neglected to take oars. They
hoisted a coat on a pole as a signal
of distress and the wind simply blew
them further off shore. until. some Is
or 20 miles off, they were sighted and
picked up by a Boothbay seiner who
kindly towed them into the Popham
wharf. heavier line and pair of
oars will be in the boats equipment
for the next trip.
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townmcetinG held Monday disposed
of the troublesome question of repairs
on the Patten school building BY vot-
ing, 1906 to "a. to make repairs. 1t is
proposed to add q room. eXcavate a
cellar, install a furnace and have
two teachers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-18

Bangor at the special election on
September L will have opportunity
to vote on an important local matter.
the creation of a Board of Public
9atetN' as the commission is called to
look after the fire department. which
Will select the chief and disburse
the money for that department. This
acton was authorized by the last
Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-18

Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford.
who died Monday AZ her home on
Deer island, Amesbury, Mass at he
age of S6 years. was native of Cal
ais. Maine, and was the oldest woman
writer of distinction in the United
States, having attained prominence
as an essayist, novelist and poet.
She was the daughter of Joseph ~.
and Sarah Bridges Prescott and in
1860 married Richard s. Spofford,
She for years made her winter home
in Copley Square, Boston. and passed
her summers on Deer island, Ames-
bury.
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CANTON AUGUSTA. NO. 9, p. M

Regular meeting every thiId IueSda!
at o'clock.
+. VI. SPEARIN. Capt
y. NJ. DRU MMUND, ClerS.
diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-18

Portland continues 10 add to it's
school buildings, the Public Buildings
committee of the city Council voting
Monday night to erect an addition to
the North school, building three
stories high. and 100 by 426 feet. with
four large rooms on each floor
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COURT PINE TREE NO. 20 FOR.
CAPITAL GRANGE. NO. 24s. p. OF


No: PSI. meets in q. A. Il. hall the fri
and third Tuesday evenings OF eacH
month at 100 O'Clock.
LOkEDA w. SMITH. Warden.
y. +. SMITH. Fin. Sec'y
MRS. EMMA +. HOWE. Rec. Sec.
tu-th- sat
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over 500 in fines for violations of ,
the automobile laws have been turned !
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G. a. r., THE REGULAR MEETING
IEEN TEMPLE. NO. 70. PYTHIAN

Sisters, meets in K OF t. hall the sec.
ond and fourth Tuesday evenings OF
each month. at 7.30 O'Clock.
MRS. BERTHA STEAENS NJ. l. c.
MRS. W1NlFRED EUSH. M. OF
and C..
tu-Iu-Sattf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28

jmeno prvniho presidenta Ces-
koslovenske Republiky; po-
slednich nekolika letech poSta-
veno Chicagu nekolik budov
venovanych vyhradne Skolnim
|ucelnm, coz nebyvalo v minu-
losti, kdy skoly obyceine chou
lily Sc tech nejmen6 zadou-
cich mistnostech nasich narod-
Mich budov; V Clevelandu jsou
ceske Skoly We vsech ctvrtich
tohoto velikeho mesta, kde ma
Sinci u vetsim poctu bydli; pfi-
bylo nekolik sokolskych sborl
a Sokol omazsky chysta Sc ku
stavbe nadherne budovy ma
SVEN prostornem pozemku,
kde po mnoho rok1 stala Dire
vena sice, ale jinak pekna bu-
dova, S veliky salem a jeviStem,
jenz slouzil zaroveh "a telo-
cvicnu a Sc zahradou, ma niz Sc
Nv lete cviciva; letosni vSesokol-
sky slet Chicagu slibuje pre-
konati vsechny v minulosti po-
ctem cvicencu a velkolepostl Y
kazdem ohledu; nase peVecke
sbory uspechem uvadeji ma
jeviste slavne eeske opery; &C.
ske jmeno V Americe nabylo
tax dobreho zvuku jako nikdy
pred tim.
Jsou toto znamky upadku?
Sotva.
A co name rici 0 naSi Jedno
Jte C.S.P.S., teto materi ceskVch
spolku V Americe? Prodelala
sice leta stagnace, ale dncs
haluze teto lipy slovanske O.
petne sveze sc zelenaji.
V poslednich n6kolika ty-
dnech ctyri mlade rady, cesko-
americkeho dorostu, $ jednaci
reel anglickou, byly do nj uve-
deny a mohutni tez rady star
81. Do nekterych move clenstvo
hromadne jest uvadeno a to ne
jenom tech velikych osadach
ceskoamerickych, v nichz Jed
nota C.S.P.S. nejdfive sve ko-
feny zapustila. U radu V Nor
walk, Conn. uvedeno najednou
dvacet novych clenu, II radu We
Swisher, iowskem mestecku
pred malo lety Zalozenem, tfi-
Get sest. Vsude ruch a zivot pa.
nuje.
Toto nejsou jiste znamky Il,
padku, naopak sveziho, silneho
| zivota. Tudiz nezoufejme 9
VERNE We svoji budoucnost.
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POZNAMkY. K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

VIC ZpI dN dIll AiiiiiIil JoiiiC cS
0 resoluci kongresnika Michael
soma, niz zada ia dukladne
vySetfovani Zpusobu, iakym
vedena byla valecna propagan-
da We Spoi. Statech, nez-li ma
Sc zem6 zasahla do evropskeho
zapasu.'Maji byti vysetreny po-
yesti. re ona propaganda vede-
ma byla briticko-americllym
kapitalem zejmena bankov-
MIN domem Morganovym -
zkratka p. Michaelson napovl-
da hodne zreteln6, ze Amerika
strzena do -valky kapitalem,
jimz pry Sc dal narod zbalamu-
titi a chce, ably Sc to kongres-
MIN vysetrovanlm dokazalo..
Proti tomu kongresnimp w
setrovani nejslne vzdyt
kongres skoro mic iineho ne.,e-
la, jenom re vySetfuie - aysak
nebylo by dobre. kdyby z t6 re-
soluce p. Michaelsona a yySe-
trovani, dojde-li k nemu, chill
si lid6 nespraVne zavery.
Samo sebou, re kazdy. kio
We valce sympathisoyal S Ne
meckem, jest nadSen tou reso-
luci Michaelsonoyou a Voia
"Nefikal jsem Vam to? - Zc
byl to anglicky a MIN ameri-
cky kapital, jenz Amerikp Go
valky stval?l'
Co mas Sc tyGe, my skoro by
chom hyli ochotni veriti, re
Velka Britanie Francie vedly
Zde propaganda, ably ziskaly
Ameriku IA spojence prot cen
tralnlm mocnostem. A nepo.
chybne tato propaganda byla
financovana bankovnimi do
my, nimiz vlddy Francie a
Velke Britanie byly We spojeni
stejne jako nemecka propa-
ganda yedena byla prostredni-
ctvim bankovnich domd, S nj
miz nemecka vlada byla vc
spojeni.
My ov5em nerpame ami tuse.
NJ, zdali Nemci nebo spoienc
vynalozili vice ma propaganda
v Americe, ale tolik vine, re A
merika we svetov6 valce byls
ma miste, kde mela byti a byls
by tam bvvala, kdyby spoien
ci, eli podle p Michaelson2
'briticko-americky' karita
nebyl vynakladal penez n;
propaganda, Mohli bychon
TO skoro srovnati posledni ma
rodni politickou Rampant V A
merice. Republican, sebrali @
hromny Rampant fond jest,
snad asi diva milhopy zdStal
dluzni - a kdyby byli trebi
jenom 5ty dill Ma kampan yyna
lozili, bylo by to dopadlo stej
ne.
Spojen6 Staty pfece nemohl
pfihlizeti klidne, iak by Meme
cko zadayilo Beleii, po nj Frar
eli, pax Yelkou Britanii a Ike
necne Ameriku samotnou. Roz
umne i'd p Mlchaelson svo.
resoluci AM SWIM vy$etrovanii
neohEomi.
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pobratimove Polaci zle Sc roz-
katili na britiekeho premiera
Lloyda Georgia. ia to, re Jim
rekl n6co, co neradi slySeli.
ZvIaSte veta, re tPolaci padali
V n6meckych uniformach, stri-
lejice Francouzy, Brity Italy,
ktefi bojovali "a jejich svobo-
du," Sc nelibila Polakum. Buff
falosky polsky "Dziennik"
takto cte levity britickemu mi
nisterskemu pfedsedovi:
"Velik6 mocn6 Polsko spoie-
ne Francii zamezilo by An
gill, ably nemohla byt tim Jedi
nym rozhoduiicim cinitelem e.
vropske poitiky. On dokonce
Sc utika k hanebne Iii, ohla-
Suje sv6tu, ze Polaci nebojo-
vail "a svoji vlastni svobodu,
ale re jeiich svoboda byla III
skana bojuiicimi vojsky Italie,
Anglie Francie. On bagateli-
suje obeti polskych legii a vo-
jenskych or9anisaci Pilsudske-
no. On podcenuie uspech naro-
da. jenz fakticky holyma pr
isoma vrhl Zpet poStupujlci la
vinu "Rudych" a tax zachoval
nejen syobodu Polska, ale ta-
Ike cele Evropy. My nesmime
dovoliti ami potentatum Anglie
urazeti ndrod, jehoz statecnost
docllila toto. Zalezi tudiz ma
vas, Polaci Spojenych Statu
Ekteri iste bojoyali S armadami
We spoletne veci dosazenf vi.
t6zstvi mad N6mci kteri Jake
obcane Ameriky zustavate 10y.
| alni hv6Zdam a pruhum, po-
zdvihnouti syeho hlasu prote.
stu prot teto hanebne prac.
| Lloyda Georgia. a zvolati
svetu. "Slezsko jest nase, po.
lnevadz jest nase." Nebot' jak
muze Lloyd George drze vola.
ii ma N6mce, ably mobilisovali
| kdyz sVetova valka byla vede.
ma, ably N6mecko zdemobili
soyalo svoje armady pro bez
pecnost sveta. Slezsko les
zdrojem yoienske produkct
! N6mecka. Lloyd George usilu
je. ably Slezsko pripadio Ne
! mecku, nebot to umoznilo by
mu vesti 1speSne yalky prot
jeho sousedllm. A vzdycky, Al
l. glle mela by toho prospech.
Nechceme rici, ze tato pol
ska logika byla by kulhavol
: ma obe nohy, MONA, re jest !
Z mi Aeco pravdy, ale zarovel
: historickou pravdou jest, 3
! polske legie byly prvn6 organi
/ sorany pro N6mecko a Rakou
: sko q 30 iich boku bojovaly.
Do Jake miry jsou opravn5
7 ny ty casio opakovahe stesky
: re upada mas narodni cesk9 Il
: vot y Ameriee a re bude brz
: konec? Nehledi Sc ma veci pr
: liz terne?
i Ned&vno V predmesti Chics
II ga polozen byl zaklad pro NJ
lvon ceskou skolu, iez pones
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Povvseni dra. j. Vanicka
sokolskeho pracovnika. DR.

sokolskeho pracovnika. DR..
Jindra Vanicek, zaslouzily ma
celnik Ceske Obce Sokolske, od
borovy pfedseda V minister
stvu Narodni obrany, povySen
byl presidentem republiky do
Ill. hodnostni trfdy. DR.. Jindra
Vanicek zastava misto obcan-
skeho sekcniho sefa pri nacel-
niku generalniho stabu vede
odbor pro vychovu, jemuz sve-
feny jsou jednak vsechny zale-
zitosti vycviku sc tykajici, jed
max dnlezite V nasi armade no.
We zavedene odvetvi telesne
mravni vychovy vojska.
Loupezna vrazda ma bene-
sovsku. V Gtery 5. kvetna byl
rolnik karel Babka re Ctibo-
re u VlaSime pfi navratu z Wy.
rocniho trhu V BeneSove 5 ra-
nami z revolveru zastfelen a o.
loupen o zlate hodinky a
1900 korun. Vrah postrelil
tez prnvOdce Babkova Franti.
ska MatouSka z Radesovic q
tezce jej zranil. Po odhalenI
zlocinu zahajili patrani cetni.
ci 2 BeneSova a okolnich cetni.
ckych stanic. Prohledali cele O.
koli, lee pachatel nebyl dosuo
dopaden. Podezfely jest kra
mar, ktery 81 vyhledl svou O.
l.bet' jiz ma THU v Benesove {
vycihal il v lese. Vrah mel re
volver zabaleny v papire, kite
ry naleZen Ma miste, kde spa
chal vrazdu. Ida Sc, re vral
20 cinu odjel do Prahy. Zrane
nj Frant. MatouSka jest velm
vazne a stav jeho vzbuzuje o
bavy.
Podivuhodne pribuzenstvo
V jedn6 obci u Drazd'an kona
/ ly sc minulych dnech DIV.
sAatky, otce a syna Sc dvem;
: sestrami. Otec wal 81 "a zen,
: sestru starsi, syn sestru mladsi
Stala Sc tudiz zena otcova DR.
= hou matkou jeho syna, tchyn
: sve sestry atd. Pfibuzensk,
) vztah zajimavv nevsedni.
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ZV'LASTNi
UPOZORNENi

Dovoluji ST 'ozhamiti ct. We
fejnosti, re jsem otevfel
kloboucniclp obchod " els.
6033 Broadway proti vlllar-
ne, kde mann ma sklade vse-
no druhu muzske kloolsky a
ktere zhotovuji tez ma "a
kazku a stare pfedelavam,
barvim a opravuji. Nase dill
na Sc naleza v {. 3641 E.
49 ul., vezmete-li E. 55 st.
karu ia vas doveze az X dill
ne. Drzim ma sklade nej-
lepsf klobouky "a ceny vel
mi mirn6 neb je sami Wy
rabime. Je to jedina ceska
dina V Cleveladu.
Sluzbovolny
FRANK STEPKA.
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chester, receiving his appointment in
1874
Requests in the will of the late
Fred E. Libby, scenic painter, whose
property is estimated at $125,0O0, in
clude one of a business block on Con-
gress and Free sts., Portland, Me-, to
Wilbur C. Wheldon of South Portland.
who had for long time been his
legal adviser. Mr.. Wheldon is sole
executor of the will. On the death of
is created, the remainder of the fund
shall be paid over to the Home for
Aged Men.
More than 1900 applicants out of the
10000 from the entire country repre-
senting nine Army Corps Areas, who
seek entrance into the Red, White
and Blue citizens military training
camps fostered by the War Depart
ment, are young men from New Eng
land, who will begin training at Camp
Devens on August 1. The applica-
lions are pouring in so fast at the 1st
Army Corps Area headquarters in So.
Boston and to the Military Training
Camps, Association in Room 315 at
"a State St., that clerical forces at
both places are continually busy.
Asst. U. S. Dist. Atty. William ].
White, Jr., in charge of prosecuting
Volstead Act violations. states that in
the future all automobiles and other
vehicles seized while engaged in trans
portation if liquor will be returned to
the owners when the defendants are
by the Commissioner and
the United States District Attorney or
his assistants state that no further
of the cases are to be
made. This will be hailed with de-
light by the many owners of cars
seized by the prohibition agents
throughout New England, most of
which have been retained by the Gov
srnment.
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LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

Although the house has passed the
Fordney tariff bill over to the sen.
ate, whose Finance Committee will
begin revision of the measure,
there is no certainty that tariff legis-
lation will pass the senate in the
near future.
Fred !. Cox of New Jersey was nomi-
mated by President Harding to sue
coed Chairman Clark of the Inter.
state Commerce Commission, who
has resigned.
House immigration Committee will in
vestigate understanding with Japan
In 1908 concerning control of Japa-
nese immigration to United States.
Renewed confidence that Japan will
consent to broad discussion of far
eastern problems as part of the dis
armament conference was evident in
Washington official circles after an
other informal exchange of Views be-
tween the Japanese and American
governments.
President Harding nominated a wo-
man to be a judge of the Municipal
Court, District Of Columbia. She is
Mary o'TooIe, practicing lawyer of
Washington.
Postmaster General Hays announced
total deposits of S153,oOo,o COO in Unit
ed States Postal Savings System.
Republican leaders in Congress were
said by Chairman Penrose, of the
Senate Finance Cop1noitee 70 he Ios
ina hope of reducing either govern
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G. Loring Briggs, manager Of the
Boston Floating Hospital, is in receipt
of a contribution of so cents sent
from a little 6 year old boy in Africa,
the son of missionary, who is in
terested in this country and its char
tiles.
Fines imposed on defendants in ma
tional prohibition violation cases in
the United States district court Bos-
ton, for the district of Massachusetts
during the fiscal year closed June 80
added approximately $4,000 to the
total average revenue from fines on
various offences.
AS result of conference between
Atty Gen. Allen and Fuel Admins
traitor Huffman, Massachusetts will
send special Investigator to Pennsyl-
vania to study that states new tax
on anthracite, and to determine wheth-
er action against it shall be taken
in the United States courts.
Republican majority and Democra-
tic minority members of the Senate
naval subcommittee which investi-
gated the wartime scandal among
enlisted men at the Newport, R. l.
training station, in reports made pub
lie agree in condemning in severe
terms the methods used by the navy
in detecting those at the station
guilty of immoral practices.
Through the intercession of doctors
at the Parker Hill Hospital with the
war risk bureau officials in Washing
ton, Fritz Hedlund of Waltham, Mass.
former Corporal of company F., 101st
Infantry, who is at the hospital suf-
fering from war neurosis, a severe
nervous trouble, was granted full COM
pensation of $50 a month until he is
able to work again.
A $40 wager was the motive, the
police say, for the act of John WEIGH,
%, who jumped from a section of the
Central railroad bridge
Central railroad bridge
30 feet above the Nashua river. He
several fractured ribs and !
internal injuries and is in a serious |
condition at the Clinton Hospital. |
WEIGH has a wife and five children.
The new state constabulary will |
make its appearance in connection |
With the tercentenary pageant at Ply
mouth, Commissioner of Public Safe
y Foote annoucnes During the days
If the pageant, Capt. George A. Par
ler, 1t. George E. Burke and the Is
lrivates temporarily chosen will be
assigned to the roads converging on
plymouth to direct motor traffic. The
men will be mounted on motorcycles.
That the fremont Trust Company,
Boston, might repay dollar for dollar,
nd that the directors stood ready to
urnish any amount of capital to reor-
aniZe the bank. was stated by Atty.
Isa p. French for the bank, appearing
efore Judge DeCourcy in the supreme
curt in opposition to a petition by
tan Commissioner Allen for permits
ion to compound or compromise GER
ain claims against the trust COM
any.
With a record of almost so years of
ervice Judge George S. Littlefield of
Mass, senior special JUS
&c of the fourth Massachusetts dis
'ict court at Woburn, has resigned.
ldge Littlefield has held the office
senior special justice in the Wo-
urn court since the establishment of
lie court there SO years ago and for
even years before that he was trial
Istice in the old-time court in Win
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ment expenditures or taxes.

rnent expenditures or taxes.
Interest Ct Se43, 554, IS now is owed
the United States on Allied war
debts, Assistant Secretary Wads-
worth, of the Treasury Department.
told the Senate Finance Committee,
in further considering the Admins.
tration bill TO" refunding foreign
loans He submitted a detailed
statement on delinquent interest and
said $73o,o0o,ooo in interest had been
paid by debtor nations.
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Judge VIM. T. Forbes. after con-
Quoting a hearing in the Turkish
language in probate court Worcester,
dismissed charges against uanoog H.
Shooshan. president Of the Shooshan
Corporation. manufacturers OF ice
Zee cream and candy, OF depriving his
cousins Of their personal liberty. After
a short conversation with them. still
in Turkish. Judge Forbes arrived at
his decision without having had re-
course to an interpreter for mere than
. few minutes during the hearing.
When a ysunE mas he taught in Rob
arts College. CoHstastineple
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"GATISFY"-;hdt's the good
y word. Just light up a
Chesterfield and see what ex-
perts can do With fine Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos when
they blend them in thGt cant-5e-
copied Chesterfield way. you'll
say they satisfy
Did you knoW about the
Chesferfieid package of I07
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Black Lace
Flouncings

Very effective embroid-
cred patterns on fine filet
and fine silk nets. Patterns
are large and attractive.
Comes in 36-inch width.
a brand new assortment,
at S1.9S yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
For the Girl Who
Is to Graduate

Likewise for dainty and
beautiful party frocks, are
White Net RufIlcd Flounc-
ings, showing the new
picot edge ruiIlcs. Four
and five rufIles to skirt.
80 inches wide, $2.iS yd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

-COlored Border Scrims
yard wide, reduced
to 35c yard.
-Grcnadines and Mar
quisettes, 36 inches
wide; choice, soc yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
inexpensive Curtain Materials

-Scrims and Mar1ui-
settles, 50 inches wide,
Zoe yard.
Yard Wide ScrimS,
ecru, white, cream. fan
cy border, 23c yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

We emphasize the excel
lent quality of these Hose,
that are pure thread silk
all the way from toe to top.
Double Isle heel and toe
insure long wear. Perfect
fitting, all sizes.
-Childrcn's Sport Socks.
three-quarter length, solid
colors and novelty colored
tops. Excellent quality,
soc pair.
-ChiIdrcn's Socks. fancy
colored tops. in all late
combinations. Fine quail
ity, perfect fitting, zoe pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

New Fouards, SO inches wide in
such a wide range of designs that
choosing is real pleasure Per yard.
$l.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Black Taffeta is always stylish and in
demand. This with soft chiffon finish
and SO inches wide, per yard, SLIGO.