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THINKIi H SIMMS
DODRESS VI. MPHSTS
Governor Dcclarcs State Will
Never Take Hackwartl
Stop.
ArriiECUTivu ?r t if t it c 11
Convention nl >rnpnr( Vr?i Ileum
High MHlf otllrliiU IUm'IIV!! I.nw
Knfnrmnml?Hepburn l'rnlsen \ I -
Inrnrj-tirnrml,
? [ Hy Associated Pr<-ss 1
NEWPORT N'KWS. VA.. Nov. 16.?
Ill speakirg before t'>? Y:tgi .t liap
tist General Association t? I.?>?.
crnor Tr inkle said that apparently
more people ar- inlerrs'td in fst -
ting people ?> it of jail t:.11 in get
ting In Jail those who ought to be
there.
The afternoon session wan taken
up mainly with dlsrussiot.s of pro
hibition an.'I law enfoi > ? nient. while
during the evt nlng program atten
tion was given largely t<i tl ? (dura
tional activities of the liaptist
churches in Virginia.
Governor Trinkle va;d in part:
".lust stand hack of th' otltiv r- >?(
the State and u?. suppor*. an i
we will aoh.cvc mi:-li for thi State of
Virginia.
'?'Kai-h da\ have al?mt ;oo ap
plirations for pardnits.
"Too many of our me- ami women
are t.>o Interested In turning out
people who ought t.-> remain In the
?penitential y rath>"r than assisting in
putt'.ng some In wl > ought to he
punished." ?
\\ imlil Ser>e lli* Mate.
In speaking of his d< ? in - to s?rve
the t~i.tr. monw ? a It h in the !i -t way
possible, (Governor Tritikle said:
"I ain now .il.le t. ti\. my entire
time :? ? something tiiat will attempt
tn help Virginia.
"As soon as w e li'af the lessons
to givi to tit.- world tu.ifi than the
world givis to jiiu. thin will happi
ness hi gin.
I need >"11r prayers and \our
help. T am t:\ing to .!?> the riclit
t .t:11; as 1 < It. and when une <!<?? ?
t glit it generally works out."
immediately after t!.e addrcs* of
the chief i\.ei|t:ve. h;s appeal fur
the prayers ami :? ? ? i:? ol th- churches
i;i maintaining the moral standards
'?f the state, the convent Ion held
prayer asking divin. cuidame j r
the Governor in his ser\!'- to the
State.
Ilepliiirn S|i<>:i|is
V:? \ 1 ?avid II* plnirn ol tl.. Ant -
Sallnon Lea sue. was a speaker at the
?'iftt:: session of tin- association
Hi '":d <?? a voinpiishment of tiie
Prohibition department and the ,f
fi t o; enforcement mi the Stall
1 h.ive ? very i inlldenci" that our
Altorney-Oenerul will make good. I
I ' ll\e that we lii.i the right thing
: pitting the enforcement ?>:" tin
law Into <"ol,.nel s.itindcrs' hands."
Attorney-! letn-rai John it. Saun
il'is wa.s another speaker of the af
t'rtinriii, lie saiil the majority of
< 'li ? :\- co-operate in the fullesl e\.
tent with the department in the cn
1 ? : i r mrnt or t hi law
"Kf'.ieve n local self-government.
It lif'i'imo \ our town people, the
men in your ? omniunlties. the men
? f temperate hahits. t.. i.e a terror
to tin. law breaker.
MnM lte*|ircl the I.nw.
The time has corne ir the history
of the republic ni.d I'ommonwealt ti
w hen the people as a unit, especially
the women, should tli. re t*. no
1 lace in public for tin: people who
don't respect the law."
Mr. Saitrd' rs stated that during
the session of tin Supreme Court oti
"Wedt fsilay I"?\ out of sixty-five
w ? re liquor r.i." ?
"My tills you may Vti'av that the
I alitor tratlic in Virg.n.a is not dead.
1.. staled.
lie said that without the assist
ancc of women, law and order wouli)
not be maintained. He said that they
played a larger ;?ri ? I nobler part In
tin- past in croati-r achievements.
Through them .lotTerson Introduced
religious freedom.
MARGARET ANGLIN IS
l.\ RICHMOND TONIGHT
I'uinoiiH \ctrc?* t? \pprnr at Arnit
cniy ot Mmlc sin SlHr In "The
>\ imian of llrmtze."
Tli.it (lure are moro pictures of
Margaret Angl iu's birthplace In clr
I'Ulatloj. than of any other actress?
petliaps of any other Individual In
i In world?may bring a ji.tsp of as
tonishment. Neverthel. -.s. a picture
"f M:ss Anglin's hlrthplace appears
on every Canadian iiollar Mil in cir
culation; for thf star of "The Wom
an of Hronsc," who will be seen at
I lie Academy tonight and Saturday,
and Saturday inatlnno, has the dis
tinction of having tnade her dei.ut In
tlii- world in t tic House of Parlia
ment in Ottawa, t'anada, where lir
fat her was the spratter of the House
<it l>e|tip customary at the time for
tlir Speaker and his family to live
In the parliament Hon--,. Itself i.
Ilir preliminary training coi sisted
in -peaking I' * at the convent
until she was in her teens. Then she
b. gged her father to be allowed to
to t?. New Yorlc. Although the late
Timothy Warron Anclin was opposed
to a stag, rarer for his daughter,
through the intercession of her
mot her sfhc was finally allowed to
leave <*auada and attend a dramatic
school in New York.
She adopted the name, Margaret
Moore. for the Stage. So, acting
upon his advice, little Mary prompt
ly adopted the new name. Hut try
as she would, her own name per
s .-ted in clinging to her. Margaret
M"ore was easy to say and simple
to pronouncr. y. t her old friends and
acquaintances continued to call her
"Mary Anglln." Filially, after puz
zling and pondering over the name
problem. the star gave up her
pseudonym ami decided to make her
own 'Margaret Anglln" famous.
A nunc Wiittuin Veehlrnliill v Slntn.
l'in:i:i,ING, VA., Nov. ifi Miss
Alii'' I'likcr. daughter of t.'ree<|
link.-, was shot and instantly killed
by her cousin. Mallard Maker on
\.sterdav It |k claimed that the
killing was accidental, .lames Meed.
Maker's brother-in-law. was the on
ly other person present at the time
of thr occurrence. The statement
made l.v both Maker and Meed is
that Maker iremarked that lie
heard a certain person with whom he
was at enmity coming, and drew his
pistol, when the girl acUeil It. and
that in sctifllitig over It the piece
was discharged, the ! all breaking
her neck Maker made no attempt
t.. escape. He will probably be
glvet. .1 preliminary hearing before
.Itistlo Ken.(rick.
I\ i w tin III lis I'olil Annual MrrtlnR.
The Kiwanis flub will hold its an
nual meeting on 1 lecenber 11, at
which time the officer.s for the year
will be clio.sen. According to Secre
tary l-'ratik l.outhan, the prese'nt
year has been a most active one in
the club, a number of big things
having been "pulled over" by the ac
tivity of the organizn t ion.
Acting Postmaster Joseph tV
Stewart will be the main speaker til
the meeting of the club at Murphy'*
Hotel next Monday afternoon at 1
o'clock. Henry Mitchford will pre
sent the att.ndan.'. prize.
*mic?, for K'liUe Imprisonment.
DANVH.US. VA.. Nov. Hi.?It. N.
Mrown. who several weeks ago was
| arrested in Norfolk charged with
stealing an automobile from .1. M
Davis, of this city, and who was
e\on> rated h> re at a preliminary
hearing. has entered suit against
1 'a'\ is. alleginir false arrest and ini
i rWcntnent. Hi seeks to recover
5." i'hc Milt is brought In Nor
folk.
YOl' CAN l?KI'KM> ON (iOOI) (? KOCEItlES FROM
501 Fast Hrond.
Telephone Randolph 101.
EGGS
AS'. t Kc>:s bii:-:.TiB h iRhest pn< < s In a Ions time, this
: r of Cuariintii i Hot CJunlity A|>ril Kggs is OQ.-?
,..?t important. Positn dVK,
Tliankstri\inir Novelties
Maiiy ilulr.ty ami a11 ra?'i I ve
llttl<- N'lV.-ltits, r-'inv- useful,
some firnaw'nt.il for Thanksgiv
ing Tables n ml Parties Mod
erately i? ri? ? ??1. .*>r and better.
Plum I'uddintrs
Finest 1 i'?-i-M . !? I'liim I'ud
dincrs, ? to 4-IV*. hav*. >?Oc lit
RicHardson-Flbbblns Plum Pud
dines. 1!?o, urir, and
Plum I>ti<l>li iik Sauc makes
Pudding? taste 11 ? ?. :;.*><? ran
Smltliiielil If ii ms!
Schmidt's Smltht'.'-ld Virginia
Hams are genuine and recognized
a.? the b.st We fiitni-i tliat
ynu order yours f"r the holidays
now as !? r* <r: r*s 2 flays for
cookir.tr. Srriith".? id Han." cook
ed by ?s will kef j? fr'-m : 10 5
mont hs
Srnithfield llams, raw, 05r lb.
Ham!*, cooV>':, 3.*e e.vh
Send a .Xinltbfield Han: lr^m
Schmidt's? as h c'i.rist mas ?l:ft
We ship (hfin i vcrywhcM1.
Oranjre Hams
(ienuine Coutitry Cured. a^out
1. r. t tiif <?:<!. in popular .? :?*??.>
< y h i;rn : nurnb.-r, which w?
rii:k: ,i 1'- r.i.- a.? th--y
nound
49c
Fruit Cake Inirrcdieuts
i" ? ;imas I"r? j 11 ('iikf? ? 1 1"
r iuri letter if inadA r-.wr.il
wdlif In advanc und from
J-- hmidt':- tasteful and pure in
K r> db: t.".
i jrrants. 2"?? lb.
< Itron. T.'.c 1 b
S?frtt'l Itainir.v 24W' 1:
K'edlesb Haiti;.* in?- lb
< >ra nw. *? P*a1. 30e.
I.Anion Peel, :t?r.
Almonds. Shelled, Mr.
(?round MlxM Spices l.'.c.
Ftr&ndy. Hum and Sher: > ! ,t
vor, Mir.
Crystallised Chert ||>,
2" c*.
Pineapple. crystalli* ?! t lb.,
2>V.
Black Walnut?. rhe>:< , !b,
zr,c.
IVr*nf. thelbd. lb. Inc.
Walnut*, shelled. lb. -nr.
Hloator Paste, 3.1c.
Fresh .Minced .Moat
For rich, zestful Pics and
Tart' i'rd'?r now to assure hav
ing it for Thanksgiving
it>-st Home-Made Mince Meat,
fjuart Jar. SI.
Ulcbardson-Ilobbins, H.'tc.
i'iploinat, ha<*.
Regular Quality, quart, TSr'i
3fte J?'?11 nd
Just Imported!
i:u
? ian Sardinos,
Spiced Anchovies,
i'n kl?>d Smuked &
iinll Mops.
Seiisoniil?lo Ifoms!
< 'ranbrrrios. 1arpe size, 'Zf>r lb.
Sal'ed I'canuts, Jtnnbo, whole,
33c lb.
Salted Almonds, extra iarsc,
?!.B5 11.
IMckl.?d i'cars, qt. Jar. CI.
Canton OinKAr. tl.ln.
Marshmallow Whip. 15c.
Orape JuIca, T5c <it. ,
AppN Juice, Si gal
Italian Vermouth, ?l.
i-'rcnch Vermouth, ?i.^r>.
i r< nif de Menthe.
AnR'istura Hitters. JI.SS,
F Ft FIT CAKE
Made fr^m the ririent incrA
diArits and the best that years of
baking cxperit-nce can i>i
dues. I.b
$1
Peanut Brittle
Made fresh for our exclusive
sale tvtry otiier day; crisp, de
1 Khtfuily chewy. ReKUlariy 4?c
pound. Special tomorrow,
pound
29c
Delieatrssen Specials!
SOIMIHT'S I'?KI?ICATi:SSKM
I'!;} ARTMKNT always has things
tempting and n^w. and our prices
at' right!
Tl''jucfort Cheese, section. 13r.
' amembert fheese, section. lOr.
f'avlarelle, a delicious domestic
horn d'o'-rves. 2Rc.
An<hovi<?, nr.,-.
II'.rs d'Oerves. 75r.
Ane.hovle Paste, 3Be.
SI.ICED BACOK?Fresh rineless. bonelfss, tender Hacon, fries
to a crisp brown; special tomorrow and Saturday, pound
PORT COMMISSION MAPS
OUT AGGRESSIVE WORK
Permanent Committees Arc
iName.tl at Meeling in
Norfolk.
(Special to The Ttnnes-Dispatch. J
NORFOLK. VA . Nov. 16.?At a
meeting of the Kidnplon lioads
I'ort I'ominlssirm in Norfolk today j
plans were onnslfl<>r<il tor making an |
; exhaust I ve survov <>r the port from
j tin- standpoint of thefintercst of Vir
; cini.i at lame lit itsi ili'volopmonl.
As a result of this^plan it is hoped
to have the State tiike a more an
crc^lvi' interest in ?hc port and its
expansion.
The first step t\ ill V the employ
ment of a harbor development ftiei
[ n?er of wide experience, who will
wotk up the survey and handle the
technical end of the jvopositlon.
Anionc tins prohleojs considered
were:
('nlltcation of all terminals In
Hampton Roads dlstrlt-t.
Ari aisRressivc proKfcii.ni of harbor
[improvements hv the Federal Kov
jernment along line* l?y which New
i York I'ity has gotten t be government
] committed to a prog nun covering a
! period of years far in ( advance.
Industrial developing i?! of the port
on a broader scab titan ever before
utte nipted.
The ultimate object the" survey
is. of course, to secure daia for a
report and recommendations to th<*
? General Assembly in IfllM on the
subject of llampton Koails develop
ment.
Permanent committees nf tho com
mission \\ or'1 appointed tmlay as fol
1 low s
State legislation Attorney tlciior
i al .IoIhi It Saunders and II 'J. liar
Ih'#*.
Ilnrl?<*>r ts ami Koctof?ral Mat
ters llnnur I.. Kerguson. N^D. Maher
and \V. I.', i'arson.
I"p-State i *o-?'perat Ion. Commer
cial Organization. et<".: \V. M. Mar
tin and W. IC. ''arson.
Highways: \V. IC. ?'arson. It. O.
; llarl.ee, and \V. M. Martin.
Il.irbor ICnplHf-ils ICmpb"?yment:
N. Maher.
Hampton Roads Cities Co-Opera -
tlon: II. U. Itarliee and II. I.. 1'er
KUColi.
l!all Transportation and Termt
nals; N. I'? Maher and It. li. Harbee.
? ieneral l>eveloprnent Taxation
1 System: Homer Ferguson. John It.
Saunders and II. ?Itarbee.
State Discrimination: N. IX Maher.
jll i;. ltarbee and W M Martin.
T'.??* commission will hold Its next
meeting at Pctersl urg on Thursday.
Mecember It.
C. & 1\ HI"YS LINKS
OF CUMBKRLAND CO.
WlNCHKSTICIt. VA.. Nov. K
] deed is understood to have been
| signed a day or two ago in Wash
ington for transfer of all property
and business of the Oiinherland
I Valley Telephone Company south of
'the Mason and IMxon line to the
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
; for a consideration snld to have !>een
J .'i.'i.OilO. Transfer would have h n
j made long ago, It was said, but for a
Jf-yiar contract the ?'umberland
Valley company had with a small
telephone company In Shenandoah
County, Va., guaranteeing local and
long distance connections. Tie
; Cumberland Valley company's prop
erty In other sections has been ac
quired by tlie Hell System, so tl.it
| little r-mains of the old concern
?The diflicultles in Shenandoah Cotin
tv nre said t<? have been Ironed out,
'and a'l part leu In Intercut satisfied.
scrapping or ships
TO await pact SIGNING i
x
l?v Associated I'rrsj.l
NKU I'DltT ,\'i;\VS, VA.. Nov. HI.?
Work of scrapping the two battlo
rruisers it ml tin* battleship Iowa,.
1>ii11<1111 k :tt the plant of tin* Newport '
Nfws Sliiphuildlli j ami Dry Hook
Company, lias not yet boon started
nntl will not l>o, it Ih unofficially re
ported. until tin* iliy imiiimi iil treaty
Is ratllli'il by tlie countries which arc
pal'tiis to it.
Tho yard lias a lariro stock of ,
materials which were to bo us--d on
th< waroraft ami tho construction or" i
tlio battleship is wp!| under way.
Work on tin* cruisers also had
reached a point where s<rap'>in(;
will b?* no little task.
In the event tliat the t'niteil Slates i
decides to Iniilil more airplane. car
rior.s one of the battle cruisers in.iv
be converted. Conversion of tin
cruisers into plane carriers Is pos
sible and Hie government now has
worl: of tills kind under way in on'
or more of tho Northern yards
No 0110 is aide to say at this t:m?
just wlien I lie waroraft on which
construction was halted will bo
scrapped.
Moves Aviiliixt llolton'n llonrt,
l.YNi lim Kt;. VA.. Nov. Ifi. ? M
11. Molton, of l.ynchhtirp, who was
convicted at the September t*rm of
tlio Circuit Court of Campbell County
under charge of t ran:-port Intz 11? ju>?".
Iteitc given throe months on the
Stilt** road force and lined $"50. but
who was balled to prosecute an ap
peal to the State Supremo Court of
Appeals, has failed to respond to a
$1.0(hi bail bond and Judge Harlo
dale lias deoidod to issue of a scire
facias against II. K. DeWitt, also of
l.ym liburK. to show causo at the
January term why the bail bond
should not bo forfeited. Two week
after Bolton's conviction in iT\e
"'an pbeii County Court his wife w.is
granted an absolute dlvoroo in the
Circuit Court here on statutory
(. rounds.
INDIGESTION!!!
UPSET STOMACH,
Chew a few Pleasant Tablets,
Instant Stomach Relief
Instant relief from sourness, gasoa
or acidity of stomach; from Indiges
tion. flatulence, palpitation. headach?
:>r any stomach distress.
The moment you '.hew a few
Tape's Iliapepsin" tablets your stom
ach feels line.
Correct your digestion for a few
?Mils. I'lea..ant! Harmless! Any
irug store. ? Adv.
BOABNEV&i
MEN!
Do You Know That
The World Recognizes
Stacy Adams
and Edwin Clapp
As the Best Shoes
That Arc Made?
And on Dabney's
"Low-Profit Plan"
Tliey Arc Lower in Price Here
Than Anywhere Else in I lie U. S.
Stacy-Adams <?"1A
Famous Shoes y 1 v
I-ldwin Clapp (tin
Famous SIioos
Bannister Cjlft
Famous Shoes
$8
Florshelm
Fine Shoes
N'o Shoes ,aro better. In comfort and
stylo?none last so long and retain their
shape to the very ond. Why not try a
pair of the incomparablea next time'.'
liavo them In all widths. In combi
nation lastB from AAAA to EB.
Dabney's Subway foj- Men
J. William Taylor 1J rough t
Hack From St. Louis to
Answer Charges.
I Special to Tin* Times- Dispatch.) j
*?11 \ Kl.OTTKSVU.I.K. V \.. Nov. I'V j
I. William Taylor, former i>?*fsi<*t
l>al of 111"1 Allx-marle High School.
WllO Kt'llMlS ?* r with .< fl'loilV,
iva? brought here lust tiiuiit from St.
Mi) , where he was ioeat< d last
after a dillKent search l?y ill"
police of that city.
Sh? rilT .1 Maum Smith. ironm
l>an!?<l t>v W. I,. Maupin. Jr. a deputy
clerk of the t'ircuit Court, made the
trip to st i.otiis and, upon their ar
rival in 11? ? ? Missouri metropolis
Mondey evening, went at miec to
>':! > Jail, where they found Taylor tn
i-onfer.wl'li his wife. win. ha<!
joined h'.tn soon after his smiilen de
parture from this county, following
the receipt .of letters warning him
Niter heinc Indgeil in the emintj
;n(l lest n'uht. the former school
lt?ad v. .is visited In his ????II hy his J
f>rot lie: -1 ti-ia w. <*. ?I'aee. and Mrs
1".!'??'. who ntotore.l over from A11>e
t ?!l?'.
Taylor will he given a preliminary |
In .u lnt; tomorrow :?t tito county
courthouse bst'orc Justice Claude It.
\ anlley. lie has i mpliiyril counsel.
DKl,A WA R KAN DROWNS
NKAK TAPPAHANNOCK
| Sj>< * i.iI t<> The Times-Dispatch. |
|-it 1-;I>t-;|tr<"Ksi11:ic?v.v. Nov. if..
-While loading lumber on j I>!ur<\
Karl.- M.i.iltth White. :t0. ..f Wil
mington. I ???!.. f?ll li.ii'kiviiril.i Into
th" itappahaunnoch Itiver. near
TappiiliatniooU. ami was drowned. II
ih hell. v.-il hi- had hrart attack. The
hody was recovered.
Itnsseft tiimr^ Ilea* II}- liy l-'lrr.
.MAKTINSVIKKK. Nov. 16.?The
town of it. this county, suf
li-if .l .lisast rons llr.- . ?rl\ Tuesday
moi mm:. \? In ri four resilience s mill
\V. W. Smith's Mnr- were d-.stroy. ?!
|n-|r>ctiv< iio.se rendered th<* worls of
the lire il< :>:irI no-tit practically of no
value. The loss is estimate.) at $.10.
DOO. with v.-ry litt!?! insurance.
HYHI) COMKS TO KM)
CAMPAIGN AKI AIRS
[Sp>- ial to The Times-1?i*j?a?ch.1
WINCIIKSTKIt. VA . Nov. !?"> Stat,
democratic I'hairtisan llarry I-'
liyrii left to.lav for I* ichiuotid t .
.1 ranpe for the closing of llemo
rat ? State headqtlartei > ami to w in.1
up affairs cso-rallv in connection
a.tli th. recent cam\)aiL'ii which re.
A CORRECTION
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH
We Advertised
16-Oz. Loaf Bread at 6c
It has been called to our attention that
the average weight of this loaf, as supplied
to us by the baker, is
We regret exceedingly that this error oc
curred, and hope we have not caused any
inconvenience by so advertising.
The Greet /.tl-ntic & Pacific Tea Co.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
siiltnl hi ilif 'loctttn of a sollil
Iietnoorat !?? dcU'Rutl'iti to lie IIoumo
<?f Kftprcsentatlvi'K for tlio llrst time,
in two decades. .Mr. Hyrtl'* reports
show that Heiiioi-i atie eamllilates for
?'nngro.sR uml iiImi I'nlteil Stall s S< n
ator Claude A. Swauson were elected
hy (lie largest majorities ever re
<?<1 veil l.v i ainliilates in Virginia.
DIPHT1IKRIA* HALTS SUIT
against i;x-(;o\ kknok
tSpp.MliI to The Times Dispatch 1
riiKDIOnU'K.SIIl lni, VA? Nov. 16.
? Tlir on;t- of Miss llelen I! K inn.
of l.'u Ipe per, again t Westmoreland
Davis. to m ovi-r J25,Q?it? for all"^".!
damages as a result of an automo
bile ci* 11 is to n tii-a r \\" i t ?!? rues* hi the
tall of 1U2I. ami whii It was set fo*
rial on Timr-.day. Novml^r l?>. in
ili.- I'iriuit r.iuri of Spotsylvania,
?ia' 11?-1-1 j ? "lit iuui'il to ili- I mli'r
Itiii liv Judge I'lilclioHi-r. The sil.t
Is now schwliileii t? in. Ik anl on 11< -
I'l'inlu r l?i. Tit* eont Innanei ? . s
tsk i*i| by emi use I foi Ml>.s King. ? ? 11
crounils that lirr mother. who
"l an Important ?'(lnf?? In tin* cas<?,
?s talii-ii with diphtheria tuid linn
hi < ii quarantined with h<T daughter
b;,- thu authorities of Oulpoper.
I HEAL SKIN DISEASES
A pjily Zojiio, Clean, l'cnotrat
. injr, Anf iscntic Mmiitl.
J
i 1' is unn'''-?-nsary for ynn to suffer
Sltli i:. zrina. 111? >t? ? 11*? .M. ItlnKworm.
'.hsIics an<l similar k k I n irottlilxt.
; '? it???. obtained m any <JrtiK store for
I .*>??, or Jl.fiO for f \ i r:i largo bottle,
icinl |iroin|it|y applied, i11 usually
I ;lv?* intitant relief from It?-!?i>i? tor
tut' It rlfiiiihi'm and sooth* s tln?
jduti and h<-al? <11? i? -KIy and <ff<?tlvcly
most sUjn <lls>as<i<.
Z'-ino Is a wonderful. penet ratine,
disappearing liquid and is soothinc to
the iiiomI >1< 11 > .at? skin. <;??? it today
u.o>l mvc all further distress Adv
W.LJDO UGLAS
FOR MEN
ANDWOMEN
*5 *6 n &*a. SHOES
W.L.rjou^las shoes a' re actually demanded,
year after year by \ aore people tlian auy
other shoe in the world
BECAUSE forMylp, materia I,
wo r k in a n s h i p ai; <I
reasonable itriccs thev are it* i
eipialed. 1-olM'V YKAKS of
satisfaetory nervine have nlv< ? n
the people* eotifldenrn in tf m
shoes and ih (lie proteotl." ?ii
afforded by tlio \V. L. Doug) as
Trade Mark.
PROTECTION'}?"5nst"nr?pa m"
bin profits Is a* .ir
anteed by the name and prf ion
Htampedon the koleof every ps ir.
W.L.DOUGLAS*700 and *g 00
: sliocs lire e%fl op
tionally good Millies.Only by; ex
amining them ran you npp re
elate their superior <ju;illt; ies.
Von ran always savn money by
wearing XV, I,. Douglas slioj s.
W.L.DOUGLAS Mjociinre put into
. all of our lit)
stores lit factory cost. "We dd not.
make one eent of profit unt 1 11 ho
shoes are sold to yon. It is Worth
dollars for you to know that v hen
jou buy shoes at our stores
Boys SHOES '4,00 & ?4.50
II'. I.. DfUfjlat name and for trait u the
lot known shoe Trade .'/ark in the
Vrorii.lt standi for the highest standard
cf ?ju.i.ity at tie lour it pontile coit.
YOU PAY ONLY ONE PROE iT.
W.L.DOUGLAS
PtGGtNO SHOES At
7 YEARS OF ACE.
No Matter Where Vou Live
shoe dealers ran supply you \\ ith t
"NY. L. Douglas shoes. When you
need shoes, if not eom enlent to
call at one of our stores,ask you r
Hlioe dealer to show J (lit \V. li.
Douglas shoes. The name and
prh-e isal\\a> s plainly stamped on
the- solo. ICefuse. substitutes.Tlie
prices are t hn same everywhere.
ir NOT row BALE IN YOUR VICINITY, .
VWHITC FOR CATALOO.
Pr?,id?nt
t..r>ouiit, sho* c?. ,
2 10 Spark Str?a|,
Brockton, Mui.
wniTt roR
TO Mf RCHAN13 : Ifnn duller In your town hand'ei
W I Oougiat thcet. write tcaay for ttcluilve rlyhti
to handle tun quick telling, quick turn-oier lire.
W. L. DouglasS totje: 310 E. Inroad St., Richmond
IT,> OPEN ^AVURDAY EVENINGS <^X
' The Universal Ci tr
In Initial Qost and in Upkeep!
In Service J l^acilities!
In Numben,\,and Demand!
Over 6,000,000 in Use?"ITieiVs a Reason"
For the information of those who may \visnAto lurch ase F?rd cars on a
"deferred payment" plan by an initial payment ancW series of monthly pay
ments thereafter. The following schedule of prices for the different models
includes self-starter and demountable rims. The pr, ices below are for the car
delivered in this city, and including freight, Federal 's excise tax, gas, oil, tire
and theft insurance:
With Insurance
and EyiiiTED with aimmioved steeuixg wheel lock
MODEL
One-Third f'asli
Hal. in 12 Mouths
. $1(18.50 |>o\vn
lOUrillg 828.01) Each Mrnilh
40% Cash
Hal. in t2 Mo)
50% Casli
Hal. in 12 Months
Sedan
8217.28 Dow n
8II.HO Each Monlli
8201.02 DoJ? ? 8218.82 Down
825.1 Jl Each Ml >ntlT j $20.7;i Each Month
$205.02 DoWir 8:101.88 D*wn
S;t0.80 Kucli Mo nth 8?K>.10 Each Month
i 8222.08 Dow n
t.OUpe | jjijjy.oo Each Month
Runabout
Ton Truck Chassis...
8*204.18 Dow y
833.05 Each Mo mil
8188.18 Dow n
828.52 Each M/r.nth
8157.82 Down
820.JJ0 Each Month
8151.17 Down
825.70 Each Montli i 822.30 Each M^' |Uth
818!l.O I Doik n
8H27.00 Down
$27.20 Each Month
$832.74 Down
810.J10 Each Month
8227.7(1 Down
818.08 Each Month
AUTHORIZED FORI) AND LINCOLN DEALERS
The World's <?reatcst Motor Car Value*
Universal Motor Co., Inc.,
1012 W. Broad St.
Hearn Motor Co., Inc.,
1101 Hull St.
Richmond f \ >tor Co., Inc.,
Broad an Tenth Sts.
Kirkmyer ]> tor Co., Inc.,
1301 YV I Iroad St.
All Dealers Are Equipped to Take Caro of Battery and >(jj erator Work
These Dealers Can Sell Ford Cars, Tractors, Tarts, Etc., AnywI^U In the 1'nltcd States
Reasonable Delivery on Touring Cars, Roadstoij^,^ ucks
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