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VIRGINIA MUNICIPALITIES
;LEAGUE IN PETERSBURG
Representatives of Cities and
Towns W ill Gather
Thursday.
fETERSRlH'i, VA. Oct. 14?The
tefenteenth nnninl convention of
? the l^aKMn of Virginia Munlelpnti
tles will -"nvcr,? In th's city Thurs
day. October I*1 for a session of two
dn> * l.' iits }'ro\vt,? >w Cltv M.ina
H?r of l'etersbiiru. j>r>s <I?? nt "f ths
Lunelle, nn1 Morton I. W.il eriti'ln.
of- Richmond, i.-t.it > .? tul tn-.ia
urrr, prop.*t ???I .i pr?i; am .-f
Ult'isiinl Interest Unit \v ill lti?l<l tlii'i
B'trnt "'i i'f the .1" Joe ,t t. ?< the full
two day?. The addi ? ss i wcU'innit
Tv ill b?* by Mayor Samuel \V. Xiitimir,
ami the resp.'tisi* l>> .1 'hn \\ Mm.ro.
<t m> ftibtr "f th-- r.l. linioiK) i"ltv
Counr 1. Tills xv I 1"- '? 'l??wi #| |.\
thp at ntifi address <?' th>- pr?-sii|.-iit.
the roll cJ?H of 'hp dtbs rind towns
snt! th* report ? ' the s?'er? tat> and
treasurer.
. Tuple* ti? Hi* III*i-u%m-?I#
The prop ram li..-luiles sn h mib
J?C's - Shall Tltfre H> a Cininitu
tlotiftl > ''"II vein Ion "Til. V ? v? ;. ? i?: t
of tl.< M itibipallt Pressing
Frohli in? -. M:i:u? 1 Tavatlun;
"Spt?':.i \s?es?men:s for l'uh'.i- 1m
rfiom. Hl> . "The t'.t\ It'i.lu- t"
"Th.1 I;.-K11 III ?l tin- St.it. 11 c iw lv
rr- ct-.tti t" the Municipalities' ,
"Paving I * t ? -'uk i'i til- M ? ? I ?? t u
ClJy"; ' A I'.iv iiin IV'oKtatii f"t :>
Siji.ill Pity ' \ Practical Health
PlVicram . /? --litiii ti \ .tg.n.a
Ci{ c.? 'Shall the I. ? al .lull U<
At*-'!isl ? d' . ' ' *" - < nil I ii a 11' >n if Pub
lic Welfare Work in Virginia." unl
a iuimher "f i. t Ii e t s port a t nln g to th"
betterment of the eittcs and town*
in-the s-a-.
The -? r; In !il-l- m il v. ? -
kni'Wn Hat. .. s M a > i it K ? ? ;>? : ? f N ? ? ?' -
torn;' Mayor Alnslio. of Itichmnnd:
Ffrink T- ' Pa vilb K I.
F.vi d. of l'.i. hrn. nd; .1 I' .l.rviy. ..t
Pyrtsm.'iit h \\ M Ui.'li, of \1? vail
drla. I Walk. TilNt.ll. of N o I f ? ? I k ;
3 t; Va-*. I'f v All. ti .t Sav ill-',
of* Richmond, >i nd many others.
TH' re ? . ;?.?!! dl.?i"iv^;. n .m
mtji.y i'f * i- i.iii'1- * - at'il Mi-1 d?? 1 ?
pates \\;il ha. I* an opport tl nil >' to
pr'tx tlt then V 1 ? vv -
I llbriiM s.|iinll-Tom n Problem*.
J. v i >? . \ that tin- -ma II
t oy n I 'i ? ''!? ins w i 1 - v .a i ??! ii I
erifi? ci ? ri Th - ? .i> ii ? ? I? 11 i "ii
to* a ? 1 ' I - si i.a 11? r i 'innnin it irs a ?
we!', as ' ;-? them in -he nlms
:Ki r.|.;e.-ts f the i-aglie I'll K'l
q.?j r.'Cht tlu rr.' . ' "c ? -1! cm- I.,
a . i-1 <-.?.( w ? h a bar nil.; u:\en lv
t he p? ? 'p"? i ti t h- i' >adi 1 t > All
ll:^ at ' tis J.oint to a la! i.?- at tf ml
ante, as t het. i- appar-ntl> more
lnlereft taken ill the leaf tie now
Ihfiti a' ativ tin,, in it- h vti.i v
\nTHHK \W \L OF 1T. S.
TKUOPS A(;.-\IN PI.AN.NKI)
|Ry A ??????? ia t e d Pi'" 1
W AS H i N'fiTOS. < I-t 54. Tltfre
wcie ?. ?. ? ?. .i t. ? ii v today I'i uov.-iti
n;^nt >? it ;? - that a pr- te. t fi.r cm
plei< M iidra w ai "f Aitii-raaii
troops from the Rhlni ?n> aualn
tinder ' '' lerat"ii. but that no
dee ?1 U v> as \M" M.d fir several
da} s
X" authorized statement as to the
rfftL"tif promptfiic r?nciinl d -? is
Stall ' "h? subject at this time w as
avii iab ? !.-r w uld any r. -t>.n- l?|e
olR .1 furei-ast i-iMit se ? ill be
ftdc pted
The I - t.d Stan- tow lii-' aboii
1.0*' "rtb- i- and men m ih- i" ' upifl
arta Th- Wasliln? Ion tin ei nment
plm.nrr! t . withdraw th- >?t;>. f.-r.e
? f.r e n,"'itl .- at" but d' f< ? red or
dej'v ;? th' small de! .'I'-htn-nt -till
l'nai. .'.it : > ? i ? -ti r>'pre?. ti ta t. on
fntn i ;ertnan\ and from s 'tin allied
i i|ua: 'i-r- that retent ion "i ?.>me
nil- s w I - ije?irab ? fot tile . ff. t
or. tiif then iidii c ditTlrtillif s be
r i>. . ?: O'rmaiu d Mn r . s. |t
w:? i her* i' ' ? '."i> h"Wever.
? .'.<i t ' - c -d'l hr: c k ?!'? tronjif
? ij e tt.e ? ? I \ was deferred t? mji?
ORG A Nl'ZA TIONS OF VIRGINIA
WAGE WAR ON WHITE PLAGUE
Captain \V. \V. Baker. of Hnllslioro. Nanml State Tuber
culosis Head at Viuiual Meeting of
Ho<l\ II ere Friday.
At thp Annual in?ttink: . f the Vir
cinln TuIi?u. 'i!msis A>-??? .?? iut i>>n. In-!?(
in the I'haml'Pr ? ?(" < 'oinmori-p, tin
lollowlni: otlhits ? i ri* ?? 1 ?? ? ? t?-?l pr<*?i
ll.'llt. t *11 pi a I It \\ \\ It.I i? .? r. ..f Mails
ln?ro. \ it i pr<*.si<l* ni, .1. llax
l''V. Ot Mil I 1, l|. I III . Set ??nil V Ic*' - t ? II -
'(??III. I! Tali* Jrvim*. ..f 11 i >?? stone
? ? a I?. I ! ?'it>.i ? .? i I ;? ..rp. \\ 11 ..f
IMi'linioml ami si ??I'i li>r;', I ? r. 11? ? \ l\
I '1.11111.11:..; .. ..f It . him-nO Tin*
I ? ? 11? ? W I ll|; ?\<>I|(|V<- < IMIlltl it I H.lS
:11 ? I? ? ? ? >11' d I? > tli?- hoard nt ?111-? ? t?>i s.
I 'apta In V\ H Itakur. l>r. I(?.y K
l"lannai:ati In. .1 T. Mast in. T >r I'.
?' i.< vy. i?r. w. I", brewry, (i)r.
? liari?'?. i: tirimdy and Miss Aku< .x l>.
UaiiiliilV.il,
I ?' II. \ l,atan*\ i.f Alexandria.
HT.il \ l.snnhwrl Mart n. ?{ I'atawha
Sa n a: i. 11 ii m, \\-r- <'l?*rt* .1 in till the
iin* \|> i<il trims of Mrs T W Holi.
n*-..ii .iihI 1 ?r. Mosliy C IVrro?. n>
s;?;inii. Mrs I-'. It rn xtnii, director
nf inil.l.i lii>altli nut!"'- S'ati- Itnani
r ll.allli. a 1111 Miss .1 nnnlta .1 |s
? : tlo. I: ? liiuoiiii Invtru- t n Visilliii:
N II !">?? A SSneiil t i ? > 11. were ?"? ? M in
1111 \a..i!n'.is ? ? ii tlo* li..at<! of dil'ec
tiirs,
\r filmi; t.. tin* report .if lixini:
I. Sji.-a? . ?? \??? >i11> <? si'i i f t i r \ i.f t In
i-s-.i ial..iii. read at t to* ii I inK. en
?i 111 ii.111. ii i.f I ii In i . ii ??? ? ? or k
lilt' i|||;l 'it \ iinliii.i lias In . n ? IT.'.
II'. I. a ? i nil |> I Is In-.I villi i ii u II"' .ist
V a I'. At I in- li.'K llllliliu -I I'i.'.'. tin f
\\ ? I til I I I'I..til /. .1 ? i H .1II ,;..a ?
t is : in. t ..iiinit In till., i i ? 1111. v i s
\\ -I li ii I nl. r t In- jilt isilii I i' i. . .f ; Ii"
\ i|,ii:ia 'I' it.i i. til... s ,\ ss.n'la I i.iti. Tn
il.it.. linn .hi' (Mint nil..- ?? Mill}
. i u a ii i/.a t li.tts ami ?inlit ;>? r man. nt
i l.nl.-- who t .? 11..t t their (imlincs t>.
ill. a SMina I 11 ? ii m..ii: lily K i.ht linn
? Ii* ? I ami iiiiii-? > ? ? 11?? |ial:.'iil> Itav*
In in a i| in il : ? ? ? I to tin tlit'i' .-tal ?
s.i li a t.. I : ,'i in tin- last yi-at. It I n*'t >
of III* Si Wi ll- l|l?i'|.\ . I . i| tllll.imll
111* lo'ih'ini nf tin |*<-1 ma ni'iil ? 1111
"I'll. -niii >.f $M 1T"''T ^ s ial?*'.l
la>t yoat till ..null I lo -.?? .1" t'hrisl
tuns i?. ? f ? hi. it iua ?.?;! ???' w as 11
twiiii'il ii t us uml i lii-s for
local 11 s ?? .-'* \ * nt ? <'it loiinlh-s liav*
app! i-il their i>i*i . e nl 11. ?? t. v. a i (1 tin
support ,.f a | > t| I > I; i ? It?*alth n'ii?<<
T? '? nt v-1lire* pntlAnt.* hnvi iia*l their I
i-Mhiii?cs pa ill wliollv mi a [..nt at
? 'ii** of tltf State sanatoria Twinty
fottt' 1 imsi's of material r ?? I i ? f havi*
I ii rendered ami < :tlit rniini ??*.
supported ili-iit al I'linii's. Wythe
?" ?. m 111 > applied its |iini|itai;*- ti a
11. Nl welfare i a iii|i. ami I! ? hm.iid
inrrli il on with signal sue. .-ss th*
ttii.ili't n health rrnsml* III a t: i ? ? 111
? >t the fit y ami patnehial si li....l?
illlli I .nllnt i~ inml Ul! I'll l o 11v* 11
citiniiy ?? I lull's ami ?il | ? 11 ? il ilrltik inu
fountains in I In- siliool- * mo thou
sand four Ii ii ml 11 inn) s \ at* liars
aioi titty two I l ilts was l.-llllln il I ?
I ii \ i I Ii* to In-lp support Ililll..p
? >a na t oti nut.
? >n .lulv in. al tho iusi iu a t inn of
, Mi*s 1 .!? ** 1 ii ?'oinli? l'"osti-i assislant
' ?. i-ri'tai v ..f th<* ;.sviM .atlnii. tin
I.ions' i-lull, of Kii hnioml. under
ift 111" -
H icli mo ml Coiisi>rvii(ory
^ til" Mil sir Stuilios
^ 21 n Kii si lirorit Si iTfl.
J rhmio Mmlisun *Vt7l?-\V
ELOCUTION AND
ORATORY I
Prnmalit' and I'hyslcnl Culture >
Spi't'ial Classes Tail Kill by
MIIS. A \ XIK CI,K(i(i ?
?
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?
?
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?
?
Fall Sport Pumps
A New Sucdc Combination
Presenting a very |(leasing One-Strap in the
new shade of Bobolink Oo/.e, with tan calf trim
mings that add to its serviceability. .Marie with
sturdy welt soles and low, broad rubber heels.
Gotham Gold Stripe
The Silk Stockings That Wear
The Patent' rl Hold Stripe .^avos th?* stoekinpp from
ruinous runs cau.^d by garter-clasp cu's which so
often destroy ordinary --:1k hose. All the now or shades
to match the Fall leathers, including the Bobolink
featured above.
With Lisle Top
$2.00
\Vitli Silk Top
$2.75
Third and Broad Streets.
Kranch Stores: .Nnri'nlk, Stores: Portsmouth, 1 Store
tlm sum < f mm ?td InsM
ill# .1 a ml minor ran |> f I ntnli-i nnur
islii-d i ll lldri'ti. Inratod alnnit II vr
mlli'v f r? ??n I: i'Ii mm <1 "ii l hi oslinrno
Tuinpiki-. Two ruinps nrro hold,
wi'li :m 111 ?(> rii \ t in :i I > Tutal "f sixty
Ii i l.lr.ii In :iM. 11.1111. .
K iu tuns i "I ?: 1 ? v ? f lln Stall- >lu
lllllill 1,111111 lull llll.'llil |H.SllTS \\ ... ? ? 1?
w ?- t-i- |><11 up I l-riiimln ill ilii Slati'
Staff nn'iiitii rs lii-ll-. i'I'i il 12S talks
ainl ilisl i ilmt ? ii i|iiant It ii s nf ?-<lu ii
111? 11:i I ma 111 r
VIKCIM W UK \I)S
OKI. \HUM A HIGHWAYS
|Si?iial t<i 'rii- Timi's - I ilspati'h )
wivni"sTi:it. vv. nit. M
Krmii lit""* n ' -- in 1 l?"i m!l?s iif
&:? ?#i*l hard sut fa< fil I'ntii'roti anil
ctavo r? nds In Oklahoma in four
yi-ars ittiil nil i: n it imi civon !?> tin
I'r.llpil stall's Huronu of 'Hiibllc
Una.Is f ir umioral ? I1n ioni\v. Is tho
ri i "til mail. n that Stato by I'ri-nl
F. <*l?rk a W'ttulioslM llich Si'hnnl
biiy. who In.Ill* ilin offlro tit Stiile
liiL'h?'H> I'linitnis^lnnor "f ? ?klahnma
'I'Ih- ? tit -i- 1'iiai! usii-ni ?if (In
stall-. in.-: uillni; rn.nl>- nut yft hard
siirfai i-il. Is v.iliii i at s!iiii.iiini.oiui,
anil tin- d ?1 p a it ii. i'lit ln-ai|ii|. In Mr.
I'laik N 111 ? a I 11 u t" ?: ? ? I .Mi.linn .(Will
wm lli w "1 k \ ,,i 11;? part "f tin'
I'"s 1 will I-I In-I in ? I ? I a 1 n ill
In aililitlmi ?? iii-'i t: tin State's
i".ill ill pa I t tin-n '. \|: i iark ma na
tin aII111ill"!-:I- III ? i-vi imri-ail. ami
I- said In liavi -an-.| tin- Statn murh
mriiii'\ 11\ li.i\ i u i . i taus mail"
Ii \ Stall- prismi i'"iivi.'ts -lis toad nf
I-it> iiiu tin-in in ili- "i>rri market.
'I'l m/K UFI ICI \l.
111 l )S ASSOCI \TipN
I II Ip|-:\V l"l.1V \ I I ? II Man
? i'Ii t in. ? I iii (_ "I Mi .Ma ii ii 1.-I i-1 ii I ?' i s?
\ss.ii'iatinn ,t i. r.i .w "f tin 'rii
hi/a' *'? i iii pa n\ w.i iliiti-d pi i-s i 11 ? - ii I
II 11 II I ' It I III-- 'II .1 \ . pri--- .ill' 1.1 ;
.1 I... In- its 11 in. ? 11 I a i \ ..ml ,\i i. a til
I la lit II Inn. tiiasut-i. Tin as-., at Inn
is dnliiu siiiui- i \. i I - hi W"i U in i Ii
i'liiifiiiiinit v iiiimic wh'-li as t-i-. i-nl
? -?.lit rilml inn w .i- mad* t" t In Kid
I HMD LEGIONNAIRES
OFF FOR NEW OBLEINS
' riiirty-Five Loral Mrnibcrs
and Several From Near-By
(.lilies in C.ar.
To attend thr niit l?>n;il con veiltIon
of Ihi- A ineriratl i.OKii'ii, whh-h he
eiiis ;i fivc-ilay session in N> ?' <'r
Ic.'ins tomnrrow, approximately 1"0
Ion ion nn ires from all i>;irts of Vir
ginia. are on their way ??? the t'res
n'lil '"it.v. Tht'v lire making tho trip
? ?ii a specially chartenil Senhoar.] Air
l.lni' train, anil should arri\e at their
dost inal l"H In time for t In- opening
of ill.- meeting.
In the lilclinmiid car that I'ft Main
Street Station Inst nit lit at I 1 I
| i?*!? 1 ? i? ? U . w ere I Ii i rt v -fi ve 1 ? ? ? i11 litem
1 hers ami snvi-ml from t'hartottcs
\ III#- ami nt Iii*r norir liv cities Twn
, oni? from Norfolk anil Portsmouth
sections were ;ul11"'I at Norliva. and
tli. delegation from N'orlli I'.iiolina
was picked iij> at Italcigh
The special train is in .ha rue ?'f I!
Vaughan I.Iovil, district passenger
:ic<ih <.f tin- Srahnnril Air l.ne. anil
will stop at points in South Caro
lina anil Oeorgia for other l.'islon
ihi iron
Included Iri the Richmond dologa
tion nri> <*oloii?"l John A i "u t chin s.
.1 .1. Wii'kir, Jr.. Mr. a ml Mrs
Quaries. i'i.loni'1 II I,, up!.. It II
I'i'irv. .1 St.vall. Mrs. S It \il.ri.
Mrs Iin vis : 11.11 daughter. Mis. ttrad
sli;iw ami Missis. Thomas. Norris.
? liiy. Myers. Taylor. I.ihcrmnii. Me
t :!????>. Tax lor. Monofio. I'ampl.cll I'at
tfrsoii, Kl t or ami ntliprs Others front
Richmond who will take other route*
t.. the convention itli'lniii' Mr. .mil
Mrs fs. S Stirlilltt and l.oiiis M.
I t|l lion.
\ rrn ti u ? ? iiumi i s f<ir t Ii e ;
tii-ii of the Virginia party at N". w ' n -
loans. hav<> already, horn ooinpl. toil
h\ It ii h.lt <l I*. He i rne. sort ?*a n t ? ?* t -
arms anil acting adjutant >.f th>' State
IIon Ho loft Richmond last
Thursday lilt hi for tin- convention
. it> ami arrivoil there yo^terd.i\ Mr
I'.eirne ha*l II* oil in NVw <u|.ans f?.j
t?? ii years hefnre romliiB to Richmond
and assured the legionnaires that
there uoi?d ho no fear for In. k of .ic
; vo illmodll t ion v.
| i 'any in g i he delegation fro-n tin
tiistnei ..f I'oiumhia. a special Sr.,
hoard Mr l.ine train front Washing
ton. iu?<"i thrntich Richmond Krl
>i-|\ night it 1'On.sst er| (.f ssyoii
j sleepers, a dining car and baggage
|car
CO-OPERATIVES ARE IN
STATE OF EXPECTANCY
.luilici* Itniilrln Will A unuii tier Llr
flftloll III A 11 i*u i**l font rnl-t
llri-nkiiiK \\ eiliirmliij'. c
I Special i<? T!u- TliiiHS-rMsjuitch. J
kai.i:h;m. x, <?.. ?>ct. is.?The
dose of thi? thm?-<la.v 1 kmI l>att!w
I III w hicll the Tulilli'i'o < ? I "VI I'm' I'o
1 < i Vl* As<tilfiill|li|l ll.lS 5"?l)!llt
! (???tit iittiai??-o of an iiijiiit<-1 !nn ami re
I si r:i in I n ir orilor against al'icCcI ????!? -
i inirt-liriMkcrj, left opponents i?n<1
support ??!??; of i-"-(i|M'r;i t i vc market ItiK
ii a stall- <>f expectation tonight,
, wIhmi .ImlKc Frank I ?:?n5??I? sliitfd.
j in t)n- court house at Nashville. that
I lie wiiiilil ri'SiTvc il> clsioii in th?
| i-iis?> ami niiiiiniiii'o his opinion next
XWilni'silfiv at I'ImiiuiiUi
"Gets-It"
Guaranteed
Corn
Remover
Your Money Hark If It Foils.
N'l-thiim Is mi ntt? t lv IIi'i-iII?? ss as
, tin' Mift?*riii|; from ailing. Painful
iviili Hi ts-lt" ami tin- trick is ilone
Km hard i-'.riis. soft coins. olil corns.
n? a . <"'ns am ???mi '>r < alius. AH
l>.iin s 1ops Instant l\ ami the corn
1- t<? 1>..M-u iiiiH soon ..in In'
ilftvil rit l?t off. root ami all. with
tl" tinners
Your mone\ chff rfu 11 v r?fiini|i"l If
I' '.ills. H'lt I' iio\f-r fails I'nstv
i>ut a trill.- K l.tixvrence A- Co.,
Mfr. r'hlcau.i \<iv
3 V[B] V ($??) f
The Refining Influence of
Good Furniture
'""TAKE notice, your next opportunity, as to the character of the
A Furniture in the home where you are calling. If this is clean,
correct, refined in appearance, then look for the same character
istics on the part of its owners.
IK the Furniture is shabby, out of (into, you will see those with whom it
is associated untidy in dross, careless in appearance, careless even in
speech, provided always that it is not a matter of finances that prevents
tiie purchase of proper furnishings.
BOLD statements, these, but true?painfully true. And. being true,
don't you see how vitally important it is that the Furniture-you
place in your home should possess the same attributes of character that
you like to find in yourself?
YOU will enjoy going over the sales floors in this big establishment
"because you will meet so many friends in the way of refined pieces
of Furniture, rich, warm-toned rugs. etc.. that you will feel as if you
were holding a reception with cultured people in your own home.
ND when you realize, as you quickly will from th^ plain figures that
are in full view, how little it costs to carry out your ideals, then
A
Indeed you will thank us for having invited you to come
ydmior & Humdley
44 Heart of City"
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STERLING SILVERWARE
MADE BY
SAMUEL KIRK & SONS COMPANY
. The Oldest Silversmiths in the United States
1 IS SOLI) EXCLUSIVELY BY
SCHWARZSCHILD BROTHERS
At the Greatest Revision in Price Since 1912
It is not" necessary to describe the elegance and fineness of Kirk Silverware?as their name is a synonym for quality in
every home?but we detail below the marvelous prices at which these are offered.
By reason of the continuing arrangement we have with the House'of Kirk, it is only possible to purchase this Silver
ware from us?and we are more than happy to be able to offer to the people of Richmond?who have always shown their
appreciation of our efforts?these wonderful values.
We cordially invite you to come and inspect this display of the most exquisite
solid Silverware that is in the United States.
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4 76C Tablespoons ....
I4 Soup Spoons
ISO Dessert Spoons ....
4 S!? Teaspoons I email)..
4S7 Teaspoons imedlnm)
487 Teaspoons (heavy) . .
.17 Bouillon Spoon*....
132 Coffee Spoons
305 Ired-Tea Spoons. . . .
358C Orange Spoons
134 Dinner Korku
173 Dessert Korku
300C Salad Forks
2860 Ire-Cream Forks. . .
36 1 Oyster Forks
22" Fish Forks
100 Dinner Knives (H.
II. stainless steel
blade)
185 Dessert Knives (H.
H. stainless steel
blade i
4 84 Tea Knives (H. H.
stainless steel
blade)
261 Fruit Knives <H. H.
stainless steel
blade)
2 3 6 F I s h Knives ( all
silver)
R7 Hutter Spreads
SKRVING P1KCKS
Dozen
MO.Ott
28. OO
28.OO
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28.00
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20.00
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Asparagus Fork
Asparagus Fork
Asparagus Tongs . . .
Asparagus Tongs
(large)
Baby Spoon (bent
handle)
Baby Spoon
Baby Fork
Bon-Bon Spoon
Bon-Don Tongs
Rarh
$18.50
8.on
2n.no
25.no
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.25
SKKVIM* P1KCKS
No.
521
Karh
I bent
S
Bulfr Knife
handle) ....
Butter Knife (flat
handle)
Butter Piek
Cake Knife (H II.
plated blade) . . . .
74C Cake Lifter (me
dium)
Ca ke Lifter (larpe > .
child's Fork (small)
Child's Kork
Child's Knife (small I
(all silver)
Child's Knife (H. H.
stainless steel
blade)
Child's Spoon (small)
Child's Spoon
Cheepp Knife (H. H.
plated blade) ...
Cheese Scoop
Meat Fork ....
Meat Fork....
Cream Ladle
Ent ree Spoon
Fish Fork
Fish Knife
Food Pusher
Fruit Spoon
Game Carvers
Game Steel
4 41C Gravy Ladle (me
dium)
Gravy Ladle (heavy)
Gravy Spoon
Ire-Cream Knife (H.
H. plated blade I .
Ire Tongs
Jelly Spoon
Jelly Spoon
Lemon Fork
Union Fork 8
Lemonade Spoon...
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3 7 6
73
1 1 ft
1 ftS
1 Pi
4 84
1 3 2
487
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1 3SC Cold
13 6 Cold
1 4 5
11 7
224
231
2 45
264
26 8
268
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316
317
3 2 2
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324
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2.25
2.3o
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2.25
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1.50
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15.00
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2.00
1.75
1.25
7.00
SKKVING PIKCKS
No
32?C
3 3 :>
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Letture Fork ...
Mayonnaise Ladle
.1 5ft Olive Spoon ....
3 (>2 Pea Spoon
34 4 Pickle Fork
37 1 Fickle Fork
373 Pie Knife (H
plated blade ) . .
372C Pie Server (all
silver)
211 Poultry Shears.
3 7 0C Preserve Spoon
304C Relish Fork ..
306 Boast Carvers .
1 llo?st Holder .
306 Boast Steel . . ,
4ft5 Salad Fork . . .
4ftf) Salad Set (fork and
spoon olive wood
bowls) ...
Salad Spoon .
Salt Spoons
diutn ), pair ....
Salt Spoons (small)
pair
Salt Spoons (large)
pair
4 26 Sandwich Tongs ..
505C Serving Fork ....
508C Serving Spoon (me
dlum) ...
5ft S Serving
(heavy) ..
36 4 Soup Ladle, .
4 57 S(eak Carvers
4 57 S(eak Steel .
467C' Sugar Spoon
bowl) ....
465 Sugar Spoon
bowl) ....
471 Sugar Tongs
dium)
4 7ft Sugar Tongs (large
150C Tomato Server....
158 Tomato Server....,
11 5
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18
4 2'?
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(me
Karh
2.5o
2.25
1.50
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2.no
2.00
8.25
7.50
8.50
4.00
a.oo
15.00
10.00
7.50
7.50
8.50
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8.on
2.00
4. no
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5.00
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ln.nn
5.nn
2.50
2.no
3.25
8.00
3.75
7.00
0.00
? Schwarzschild Brothers
RICHMOND'S LEADING JEWELERS
Broad and Second

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