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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
"sITTIE PRETTY
 FOR CHARITYs SAKE

The popular musical comedy "s.tuu' Pretty" which made such decided hiu recently both here and at Douglas win be again presented for Che benefit of Che Gaia Jelich family father and eight small chile drou. t0 assist them In getting to Serbia where Che father says reia- dives win aid him in caring for his m0therlcs brood
 The play win bo presented at EIN' Hau Monday night when Che nominal charge of 25 and 50 cents win bc made. Che latter for reserved .cats. An tho members of Che cast h8t appeared In Che previous pres mtau0us of tho production win take pcrt thc same excellent music win be provided. and that pep and snap win characterize Che entertainment Is assured. The "coIdn" win risc promptly at o'clock when it is safe bot that every seat In tho hall win bc occupied
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
VAST TRACTS OF
 GRAZING LAND Strawberry Point 0Gm miucement to Catle-GuWing Industry
 and Farming

Horace Lester R.uk who for Che na.l Hr y0.u haa resided at sraw- berry pout whoro ho has home IaaI oI which notice ol h.a In'er- Hon fo make lnaI proo. .a now being published n thIH paper was in town tnI. Wc.l U business wIth ho United States Land Ol.ce returning .o hH rural homo today
 Although born and u'aed iu Che city of mIImap0H graduate Of au Indiana college and Ioeured chomIa.
 and experienced mo.aIlmeIst Mr. Rink nrol.H IIe 0n HiH Aiw.H home
 I0uI to thlt or Che buH.ar mar.H of Industry and h.. confidence i'm Che mw. of tnI portion Of Ono North Im now aa when ho H.artod .n o.rt. homo out of Che m'rodlon
 r years ago lu conversation with uaure of The Stroller Weekly Mr. Rink n.d
 aslr.uhorr Point H about 20 mile. from Juneau on Che mainland
 and HH Che north shore of ley a.ra..a. n H Che nreo. raet of available land for uEur and agricultural purposes i'm Em.hoaHorn AIaaka, her. haue fully l0.000 acrm of r|ch level country mos, of which Ho on a plateau from 20 to 2O feet .bl.. uIoualor or lhIa vast Iract ff.H.N acres h1re been surveyed and nau.I and no. to ozcoei Loco acrw .I .ua surveyed uc, have been lIcd .n hg home..oalcra
 "Whuc hc locality H most od- mruhy adapted lo agriculture of a diversified nature. It ia essentially a .U. country for which purpose II ar0ls ono O. Che bea. ranges io h. found atHer i'm Che West or North Tho climate .a moro cluIi- uhIe Unoro than on Gaa,Iueau Chau- .uu'. H.. Is IoH rain and more Hun- shin. u mmmor and ieH snow and wind .u winter A number of home .uUor lraro HHrQ several catt'e
 and har invariably winter iu Che onn ruU. lor lhmaaIvc and come ou. m. in ho nr.ue Grass wowa mmmUr as does also alfalfa and oa. and potatoes -wc'l have uer.. .eon Hner or better potatoes grown i'm any country cham We pro due. lt Strawberry Point In act esun.rnr .1 la tried by Che set- H... Including strawberries and
 garden truck roua lo perfection here and HoeE both cattio and horses d0 hottor wiih ua chan in Montana or any other stock country nIH which Hm familiar
 .WH.l wc wan. In the Strawberry Point country aro settlers w..h lhe.r .mHu. of which lhoro Is ample room for on. hundred or moro with- ut any Iaueor from oror-crowd.ue Timber N available for building and u. uoL Che Wu.or .s both plentiful HuI pure md Ia nct we have oy- .tIHne tuaI .s necessary for homes
 HI IHm mIUIur
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
FRONT STREET IS
 TO BE FILLED IN
City Council Last Night Votes to Improve Front Street Between
 Seward and Franklin

There was a short session of Che city council held last night. Che foa- turo Of which was tho passing Of an order for removing Che present deck ue from Front street between Sew ard and Franklin. one block. and lll- ing lt iu with rock which win bo surfaced with gravel lt is estimated Chat Che cost Of Che improvement win be fl500.
 On request of Chief of Police Kcogm Che council voted to allow $750 per month for oil used in Che police motor cycle.
 The sum of Sl00 was appropri- atod for constructing a grandstand and decorating for Che Fourth of July
 Two booths ot a cost not to exceed G15 oach were authorized to bo placed. ono on tho dock of tho Pa- c.dc Steamship Company Che other on Che City Dock. for use as inform alton booths for Che benefit ot tour ista and others arriving on steamers.
 Tho chief Of police was instructed to Inspect auto brakes and have them kept in safe and working con- diuon.
 The offer of c. H Flory. head Of the Forest Service in Alaska, Co go 5O-5O with Che city In Che matter of constructing trail to Che top Of Mount Roberts. Che estimated cost to bo $500. was discussed and referred for future consideration. A survey Of Che proposed route to Che top Of Mount Roberts reveals that at mo point would Che grade Doe greater chan 10 per cent
 After ordering thc payment Of a few bills Che council adjourned the meeting being Che shortest yet held by Che present body.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
TOWNSHIP OF RYDER
 BEING RESURVEYED

".. e... sH...eor Prod urhI .... .. !. s Young and Euuo.. Common. I..... arrived snI-r
 . making Hr.' wr... o. IT. forrest rrr. t0Hrs.e which
 r.r.. eliminated from Inc r.-
 r. which win
 .... ... .. Choir 'a.. n. coon .a ... ..mH.... have boon r.
 U... making H.. ... nearly n. pol N'. a.I. ... m... Hr .r. "orrf s.r. .e ..| wi" definitely define a'I o. t.. '... and ...... .1 .H.. t.ero may b. rr ..nH. m One future w to hr..|..
 G.r-. 'r. for Che .or- e. .1rr... r. Hrl.-. and ao ol r-.e and rar.Eac which were eliminate. from tte re.rree at tre sam. Hr. -. Hrlar. .s expected t1 .--.. ..-. an.n. hu tn ai I.... m. .o. n. tHo.e who are ar- U... Y. ...u The uH.I nr0.e.Hr. m mi. kind i. to ..I Che TO- n..a.. ... n. public auction and .H.. m undoubtedly b. done Io1e r....a. next -Hyier Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
INVADED
 BY PEACE OMENS
Arrival of Girl Babies Forctoll Era for Changing Swords Into
 Pruning Hooks

1T iHUc .a any significance iu Che theory .hot majority of boy bah." loro.aI war; whereas ii girls orc Iu Che majority a long or1 ofpoacoisin ..oro the hitter win obaIu for some |me 1T Jmcu'a late b.rlh record ls a criterion thc intost arrivals here having an boon of Che sex which ia .a.d l1 proclaim pence on earth. no I. Hau throe Juneau homes have i'm. boon e'addonod recently by Che
 arrival or u.ue girls
 MurIa s.e.d arrived on Che 9th .t hc homo Of Mr. and Mr s.erud WaHcadt md is duly established under tho family ne.rce.
 Beatrice Barbara registered In Che hom. of Mr. and Me. D. M Bo.hwoIl on Che l3tb and was warmly wc'- .1mcd
 Harnetl is Che namc Of maiden m.r Chat was added to Che home o. Mr. and Mrs John D. Helps Thurs aar. tHc 10th. Flor weight was but
 ecn pounds but every utue bit Hc'rs
 An Hc above mentioned ituo girls and Che mothers are i'm excellent hoa.h hgt tho conditions of Che fathers arc not so favorable md.- nU0u. are Chat thcy arc not normal For oumnIa WaIa.o1it Imae.no he
 losing ha hair and haa had his head shaved, NIt HothWeIl is mok- m. himself and friends bIack to One
 r. and Rockefeller Helps over and
 anon mIe out loud and td.u about .I."un- uu Che uHH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND
 MAY COME TO ALASKA

According to a report omanatiug from Stewart Che entry of John Hays Hammond into th.s district is rorecaHcd by doai said to have been made on tHo Prince John group whereby Mr. Hammond has acquired One property from Che owners. James Ncsbit Andy Archie and William Irwin.
 John Hays Hammond Is accredited with being Che leading mining ongi- ueer of Che world Ho was class mate of c. A. Mackenzie principal owner of Che M @. group located not far from Che Prince John. and it Is said to be through Mr. Mlckcuz.c's representations Chat Mr. Hammond became interested n Che latter prop- crtv Last March Mr. Mackenzie came mp from Victoria and secured am option to purchase Che Prince ToHr -Hydcr Miner.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
GLACIER ROAD TO BE
 SCENIC TRIUMPH

Good progress iH being made by .hr Hmeau of Roads, Department o. Forestry. on Che construction of .hc now highway which win skrt Men- Iuhlu eIaccr and which, whom completed. win be one or Juneau most valuable c.s from acon.c
 ardno.nt It being possible ,oronch It over tha smooth Glacier Highway in from H0 minutes to an hour travel
 Tho new road win run within few minutes walk of Che site on which substantial buildings pro be- ue erected as prmmru. Boy Seoul. camp headquarters and for mI'" It win afford cIar and uuobsruc.cd view Of that always majestic and nw...nn.r.ur mammoth body O. ice known as Menl.nhau glacier
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
o,CouBoR LEAVES FOR TTEA

Capt. M. J O'Conuor of Che U. &. Bureau of Fisheries returned from HaIuos on Che Jefferson and lelt for sIuta Wednesday night on Che 0uoou. O'Connor is making th.s trip to complete hIa work of authcntat- ing Che seal catch of Che Sit.H cis- trct Tho c1tch was ercator chan had boon reported to Che Bureau and O'Connor. while waiting for addi- uonaI certificates to arrive was com- roueI to visit Hainoa for Che pur- pose Of placing stream watchmen on Che Chlkool and Chilka. rivor ucar Hmuos Hc is expected Co rc- mrr io Juneau about June 20.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
COBDOVA MEETING
 IS CALLED OFF

George H I0uoI yesterday o|en- me received n r.h.euam from the a.cre.ary of the corIora Chamber ol C0mmorc. To lho e...f .H. .he cone rn meeting which II Waa rrHno lo hold l. ihnl rIac. and fo he called In .oH on July luI haa ne.u 0u.- cd oI unaI dato in .hc uIw. to be arrived uI I..0r The proposed m0... ue Was for M. nun1e 0l organizing
 Central Chamber of Commerce with which al local commercial bodies tn1uehou. Iho Territory would ht affiliated Tho proposition mo. wIIH general nror and win. doubtless. nr nHmm.toi 'H.0r nH.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
FLAG DAY EXERCISES
 ARE HELD BY ELKs
Excellent Program Impress s'Fe.Y Rendered Wednesday Nigh. m
 EH Auditorium

I believe i'm Che United s.a.c oI America as n Gor.umou. 0. Che people. by Che people. for Che n.1ni. whose Iu powers are lo. rived from Che .onut oI I.. governed .a democracy .n a ro- public. .u..rHm nation 70. many sovereign sHI... uc-...l union ono and .uH.nnuh... cHH. UshoI upon tHu. principle. ol .reeInm equality IuUc. and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed tH..r uFe and Inr.une.
 therefore believe I H mr duty ta my country To .oIo n. .o mnror. Iu Constitution. .o obey I. InuH lo ro.n0.. .H Flag. and I1 I...nI .tH arH.uat mn 0Hom.o
 EH American Cro.i
 Tho u.mre 70. Che Flag Day oo- c.... conducted by ImaHu LnIe. Mo- Ia0. Benevolent and Protective Or dor o0 Eaa i'm HHo auditorium o' Hrr building W.Iu day HH.. WI" am .dIr.a hy Attorney H. L. F.u.N uer who took m h. subject IW Constitution oI Che United s'alH m. .no.I.r himself n "Euie E.N l.n.o.eI m. loyalty of tl. order o Che HuuUou and pointed ou. how law and UHev arc oou0.Hire nn. being 'mna h'e u.Hnu. Che o.H.r He den.oroI lhe aNF witch which .he constitution n. Treated hE many Wo'i-me.u.ue Uoon'. and. nodn- uIr Er. tho .ue- audience no.'- bound 0o. upward of hail nm how Mr. FuINHa uddr. wa. not only ufere.Uu. bu. highly Instructive DmEca orchestra furnished IH0 music for Che occasion. The pro. gram l. rendered wa. n l0''ow
 ] Onun. Ceremony
 LoIeo 0u.o.n
 Prayer ..... Chaplain 8 History of Che F.nr -
 Bro. T. 4. Bo a.'o | NoeaI Solo Fr.I Lynch b Nar sorHccs. Lodge oI..or |. Tn Memory %. our Absent
 Hro.H0r. ..... ................. q Cello Solo .... Miss Jones EE Tribute to lr. F'ar
 - Hro A. G sHoun Q Medley Patriotic AIr Orchestra IO. Address, Bro H L Faulkner Il Song 'AmeHoH ...........
 Members and Aui.euo. f1 r.H Cre.H Members Ig Hmol..Iun - Chaplain IA Finale DroH...U.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
BOY SCOUTS TO BE
 AWARDED HON0RS

The twenty Boy Scouts who have been In charge of Scout Executive schurman at Che McGinnis mountain camp since Tuesday tho Gth, will roc turn homo today hiking Che l6 miles and carrying light packs.
 It is proposed by Che officers of Che Scout organization Co hold a public meeting some night next wek. date to be announced latcr when talks win Doc made by Mr. schurman and also by a number of Che boys Che latter to relate experiences Of Che camp
 Honor win be awarded at Che meeting Go Scouts who made Che best records and most rapid progress in scoutd0m while in camp.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
WINTER RETURNS FROM rAEu

L. V. Winter returned Wednesday from lHIee wooE o1.us on Che upper Iaku r.rer Uo reported have ne bad am excellent .rn occurred some very good nho.oerhH hu. was unfortunate in h.H hunting rou. -hc didn't bring back any specimens 1. b.e rmr Winter
 hat he had some ol Che he. I.H.nr on thH trip Cha. he ever enjoyed Hr was tho uo.t or Ben BuIari
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
LOCAL COLLEGE
 EMPLOYS TEACHER

Tho Alaska Business College has secured Che services of am experi- encod commercial teacher to take charge Of Che typowriting. shorthand and other business classes. Mr. Row Icy stated that Che young lady comes highly recommended.
 This educational institution de- eervcs Che support of Che residents of Che Channc ltowus and should Doc we'll patrouized.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
pREsBYTERlANs CHANGE PLANS

The proposition recently consider by Che. Northern Light Presbyterian oonerogauon for Che purchase Of Che Held property adjoining tho church has boon abandoned for the present at Ieast but may bo taken mp later rt has been decided Co go ahead with tho erection Of a new church on Che site of Che present one in Che spring. but by that time it is possible Che matter of securing additional ground will be more feasible than at present.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
 LEAVE FOR OUTING

Eleven Camp Fire Girls. with Mrs w. F. Batho as Camp Mother Icft ou Che steamer Quoon Wcdncs- day night for Sitka. where they win camp for from ten days Co two weeks Mrs L. D Henderson. guar dian. was unable to accompany the girls and Mrs Bathe was selected in hor place The girla arc May Ram soy. Ala Woil Etoiinc and Hanaeno Comnon. Florence bathc Dorothy
 Lang Helen Carter Iris Cray ka,n- leon T0lch aud Evelyn lulson. Their camp win be close to SItka where tonu win be pitched and regular camp life observed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
MAN IS
 NAMED VICE CONSUL

A. R Larson has been advised by Che Swedish embassy that hc has been named vice consul of Sweden for Alaska. and chat his appointment has been approved by the state de- par.mcnt
 The duties of Che vice consul re- quIro him Go look after Che estates of deceased subjects or Sweden. or Co render such aid Go Swedish subjects who may get into trouble in Alaska and who would. under treaties be- tween Che United States and Sweden, bo entitled to the help Of their mo- ton. -KctchiNn Chronicle.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
NOMINATIONS MADE
 FOR c. A. DIRECTORS
Suggested by Present lmbcu o. Executive Committee That
 New Men Be Chosen

Al Che Commercial Association luncheon .I Uhe Com Iu.ou Thurs. I.r. nominations of directors for Che coming year, among .heu being an tr. members o. Che m. enl board who arc Charles Go'lHe.u w. c. Johnson John Rect h.Im sm.tucN and Y. J. WhIe MT. Johnson and MT White hene Che only members or One executive committee nr n. both advocated .Hc election 70. am cu- uraIy new committee. bu. lHc names won. retained ou Che Hat of tHo. nominated others being w. E Hut. J F. NuIan H.I I sommarH T. 0o'o- stein. J. l.. Gray M. B. summeu and w $ pu.Ieu.
 Tho executive committee was In. .ruo.eI to take .haree Of the matter oI mac.ue and extending welcome .n Assistant Secretary Huston and hi. raru o1 the.r arrival hwe in about two weeks 0u a tour Of Alaska and an route Io Iuuan
 Tho sImo committee waH also .u-
 ructeI To cudoHror lo arrange for n delegate to Che joint Chamber ol Commerce meeting to be hold at Cor Iorn Che aui o. Ju.y
 M c Ne.H1n former resident re- ecnUy returned from year open. in California. addressed Che meeting renUre f1 n now process for curing n.n and which ho rron0 .urodue- ing Here mention or which appears elsewhere Iu thH paper
 Henry HoIen. for Ono Fourth O. July committee reported nroH. and id .h.ua arc shaping mp we'll.
 Tho matter O. establishing In- formation booths m Ono docks for Che beneIl oI .1lr.aia was Ie.. with Che executive committee
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
TO VISIT MAYO BROTHERS

Mr. and Mrs. Peter NocIoskoy and dauehtr MH Laura. were paHon- r.m for Ono south on Che Prnce Louise yesterday momIrH They win e0 t0 Rochester, M.nn. whore Mr. McC.0asoy win undergo an eE- animation and treatment a. Mayo Dro.her Inc having been In poor Ho.Ilr for several months.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
0u DOCK REPAIRED

Bob kocney completed H.. WoeE rena.r o1 Che Standard on dcct Io- catei on Che THme road Sixty piles were drIrcn and eomdem0'. work was done In repairing laedo.N The pile dr.ra Is now at One D'" Dock where repairs arc being made ou Che 0u..r row ol rI'e.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
OIL uAGEATE VISIT JUNEAU

uko Sullivan. who ia interested in n Iarrc group of oil claims in tho Yakaam district returned on Che Queen lrom trip to Che States and
 .onn.I off u Jmmu Hc win take naslr on .ho Evlua for 1akuIat and eo from thoro on a saa1oat Go hI9 oI property
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
ILEaERs RETURN

Mr. and Mrs. E. R Jaeeer and daughter Miss Hazel returned on the Quceu Weiuclay from laHlnr uIa. whore ther spent Che W.n'.r They report a mos, enjoyable raca- Ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

= A RlS DICTATES Black
Georgette Gowns daintily hem
stitched and trimmed with lace
at bottom. Gowns, Sl4.95;
Teddies to match, 1895.
TEDDlES of Crepe de Chine,
with ribbon shoulder straps,
S1.9S.
GOWNS Of heavy-quality Crepe
de Chine, filct lace trimmed,
So.9o. Teddies to match, $40.
{ a NJ | S 0 LE S of Inequality
ltadium Silk and Satin, tailored
or lace-trimmed. Light and
dark shades at $l.00 to 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
This Seasons Coats Distinguished
By Fabrics and Furs Of
Extraordinary Variety and Richness
5000 to $95

COfI, deep marveas marleens fashonias, geronas
- and lustrosas-these of the fabrics that
combine with silky wolf, beaver, caracul or blended
Squlrrel III these magnificent Wraps and Goats 4
striking model is of rich brown corona deeply COL
Jared and cuted in beaver and fastened at side with
a handsome buckle, $129.5O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Black Moon Gloe Satin Crepe. OF
heavy quality and 40 inches wide,
S3.0S yard
Black Moon Gloc Satin. handsome
lustrous finish, 40 inches wide. at
$3.50 yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

MI NSlNGWEAR heterogeneous are the pre-
lerred choice OF almost every woman, because
OF their splendid quality and their perfection
OF ut. We carry all styles in the different
weights for women misses and children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
LovelySilk Underthings
FOR THE AUTUMN BRIDE"

IROCSSEAUN SETS
that Autumn brides choose display
at moderate prices White Satin Crepe Gowns
Ieddes Vests Stepns and Petticoats
lASl SHADES are the for Autumn brides
featuring Trousseaux Sets in honeydew
blue and flesh at 1919 o S09a a garment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Handmade Madeira
Scarfs, $3.9S

All hand work showing rose seal
lop and deliberately embroidered
eyelet center. Slightly soiled, and
special at S3.0S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Costume Velvets
$3.50 Yard

II has been many seasons since Vel
vets were so popular. Monday you
can purchase an excellent grade, Sc
inches wide. in navy, seal. plum, green
and black, at $3.50 a yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Chiffon VeIvets
$3.50 Yard

y beautiful display OF all the new
street and evening shades are shown
in these handsome Chiffon Vclvcts,
that are much in demand for suits.
dresses and wraps. 40 inches wide.
- MAIN FLOOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Plant Your Bulbs

in one of these rich-colored Bulb
or Flower Bowls. Three different
sizes shown in blue. green. yellow,
pink. red and the extremely popu-
lar black. New Bowls, attractively
priced ut 20c, soc and SOC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Charmingly Varied Are the
Ways Of Women S and Misses
Frocks Presented at
SIS to $99.5O

CINI.ES for street, afternoon and dinner wear
- Fashioned in straght-line and blouse models
Panels III loose picatcd and confined effects Simnle
effective meckncs. Sleeves that are oneued mr.
closed. Made of Canton crepe, crepe back satin
matcasSe, Poret twill, crushed satin. Black white
navy, brown, gray and combinations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

FURS BY THE YARD in narrow widths for
little folks. or wider widths for the grown
ups. Chinchillas Beaverettes or Coney These
measure ! to inches in width Sl.o5 to
$lf.9S yard
MAIN FLOOR CENTER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Poiret Twill Frocks
$3.50 to $27.50

A variety of the latest chic models
for the junior misses and little
woman are shown in these becom-
ing and serviceable cloth frocks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
New Junior Coats
$500 to $3.50

Junior Coats for the growing miss
and the small woman. showing the
latest style developments, with
side buckle fastening, the latest
silhouette and trimming touches.
Sizes 3 to Il years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Linen Face Towels
at $1.00 Each

Same Towels that formerly sold
at Sl.50 each. Extra fine, all
linen. with neat hemstitched ends.
Extra fine quality, l9X36-inch size.