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Sociai and
ersonal
PRRCEDINO ilm Thonkaglvlng ijor
ninii t? ba given under tho au
Bplcoa or thc nichmond Alumni of
the Onivorslty of Virginla, a yaudovllle
entertainment wlll ho preHeiitcd ln tho
audltorlum of tho Jefferson Hotel at
8:30 o'clOCk pin Thankfpgivlng ovenlhg,
at which thc visiting unlverslty men
und thoHf, of tho football teams wlll
bi. gUoaU of honor. Thc audltorlum
wlll be'decorated wlth chrysantlicniums
and pulms and wlth the pennants and
colors of the two unlversltles.
The Glee Club of tho L'nlverslty ot
Virginla wlll be present, and iuubIc and
college song* wlll divnrslfy the per?
formance, whlch win iu; humorous ln
character nnd enllvened by msnj wlt
il'-i: ma and loi al hits. All thc belles
nnd beaux of thc town wlll be present
to do honor to thc vlsltors and the
oi ca -ilon.
Tho show wlll most appropriately
round up 'iu- day und serve ns a prc
Indo to tln- dance of tho evening.
luitrrtuin.-il lij MIsH l.nfllh.
Mlsa Emma Gray Whlte, who is vls
Itlng Mlss Elolsc WUllama in Norfolk,
Va,, waa guest of honor on Frldny at
B luncheon gIVen by Mlss Lucy Lamb,
nf Falrfax Avenue. that clty. Tne
table was nttructlvely arranged with
American Beauty roses, and covers
wrrp lald for slx. Those present were
Mi- Whlte. Mlsa Powell Byrd, of Olou
ccster; Miss Margaret Tabb, of G16u;
cei.ter; Mls.- Elolsc Wllllams and Mrs.
K. T. Lamb.
GucHt ol' Honor.
Mrs. George Mason, of Albemarlc,
formerly Mlss Sophy Whlte. of l'.lcli
mond, who hns been spendlng some
time hore, and is now visiting frlends
iu Newport. Newa, dlvldcd honors wlth
Mrs. Douglnti Gordon. of Baltlmore, at
a luncheon given lnst Frlday by Mrs.
A. I*. Hopkins, of Newport News.
Tlie dlnlng-room was decorated wlth
plnk roses and smllax, and after the
luncheon brldge was played, Mrs. J. 1_
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?IT MAKES EVERYTHING."
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DUNLOP FLOUR is made in Richmond
and sold on four continents thc railroads
cct Sl.0-0 a dav freight and thc farmers
have a market here. DUNLOP FLOUR
not only makes good bread, but is helping
make a Greater Richmond.
Made in Richmond. .
Used for Gcncrations.
Sold on -1 Continents.
Thc Dunlop Mills, Richmond, Va.
JUST FOR LADIES
HARPER METHOD
Shampooing
Scalp Treatment
Manicuring
Call Madison 4902
MASCARO TONIQUE
BEST FOR THE HAIR
Applied without extra charge
at all
HARPER METHOD OFFICES
Branehes In All Cities
MRS. S. K. BACK
219 N. First Street
Eczema Cured
Dear Slra: In January last I wrotc you
rpsarding Milam. You sald you would cure i
mo or refund tho money. Well, you ian I
Jtecp lt all. My face Is entlrely well. After j
llri years of eczema am cured. Wlth best
wishes, Yours respectfully,
C. II. -WILLIAMS.
Huntlngton. W. Va., July 36, 1910.
Falr Deallng Always,
Falr Prices Prevall,
Falr Vlsltors Welcome.
Two Blg Stores?
West Broad, East Main.
"Little Broadway"
Always the Newest Styles ln
"SUITS THAT SUIT"
212 N. Flfth Street.
WWM?a_W- iVtKOMM* DMT?II WM
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99
Kitchen Ctbineta will lessen kitchen
_bor. Try one. Sold by
Fourth and Broad.
Maeral Spring Water
Is StocKod ln UUulunond by Owens ?
Mlnor" Drug Oo.
?P.ANA0HA. SPRING CO.,
BTfflUUM????'???'?
Sale o_
Second consignmcnt of Re
ablc Furs. iu Coats, Muffs
ud Neckpieces, go on sale to
ay at a saving of fully one
??nrth over regular price You
?ill do well to investigatc if you
iave Furs to buy.
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tton and Mrs. II. E. Parkor belng
ize winnors.
|,|H_?I1IIK_.
rhe wedding of Mi ia Grace Sinton
.gg, daughter of Alblon C, Btagg, to
seph Albls, of Rlchmond, was cel
r.-itr-d Frlday, Novomber IS. at 1
llOCl . In the home of the brlue, Rev,
; R. I'roctor offlclatlng.
ingiim?Mnrks.
Announe-*ment ls made of
oach Ing marrlage of Sllss '<:<
uks to Irvin ?'? Mang mi,
roii:
dn
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olh
irth
no.
the home of her slster, M/s. R. L
in Deventcr. There wlll be no cards,
r\ ih- rn-irriago wlll bo very qulet
d lu tlie presencc of relatlves only.
lorti?Kelley.
IV, II. Kelley annbunces tlie niar
<?<? of Ids .-lst r, Loulse, to Ayettol
. doode. Thc cereinoriy look placi
the parlors of Mrs. A. L. Bailey. 218
iet Maln * Street, at l'l:l6 A. M.. No-j
mber 19, Rev. R. H. Potts offlclatlng.
ic.-?... ni.-rii Anniiunecd.
Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Bailey, of 301 |
>uialaua Ptree*., announce the en- ?
igement of thelr daughter, Carrie j
a Bailey, to Mlchael Joseph Whlsli, |
?110 Louisiana Street
._ rlrn?Smlth,
Announcement has been mado of th'-j
lproaehlng martrfage of Robert .let- I
les, of Tappahunnock, and Miss Lucy
nith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
nltli. of Dunbrooke, Va. Thn cerc
ony will take place at Mount Zlon
iptlst Church on Wednesday, Dccein- :
?r 7. at noon, and wlll bc performed ?
? the pastor, Rev. & B. Overton.
-?_,?McCorkle.
ln the home of Captain John E.
raves. commandant of Lee Camp riol
crs' Home, the wedding of Mlss
[leen McCorkle. of Uniontowt . Al...
i Thomas E. Cross, of Norfolk, was
?lebrated November 17, Rev. James
Smlth ofllclatlng.
Thc brlde was gowned In a traveling
istume of navy blue cloth ar.d car
ed Brdc roses. She waa given in
arrlage by her cousin, Captain JxK.
raves. The young couple wlll take;
ti extended Northern and Eastern J
?ip before returnlng to Norfolk, their)
iture home.
flleers of Norfolk Lengur.
The Norfolk Suffrage League was I
: in the home of Mrs. V.'alter j
. Adams, of that clty, on Frlday, No
cmber IS. with the following offlcers:
'resident, Mrs. v. *alter J- Adams;
tonorary Vice-President, Mrs. West
iore Wlllco..; Second Vice-President,
Irs. Henry Tyler; Third Vice-Presl- |
ent, Mrs. Harry McK. Bain, aml i
ecretary, Mlss Rosa Rountree.
At the receptlon given from 4 to 5 I
n the afternoon of the same day. at j
he Woman's Club of Norfolk, those
:i thc* receiving line were:
Mlss Serpell, president of thc club;
llss Mary Johnston, Mrs. Ernest |
'hacker, Dr. Anna Shaw and Mrs. B. j
I. Valentlne. Mrs. Richard Cantwell I
reslded in the dining room. and those j
erving were: Mrs. John LJ. Jenkins. j
Ira. Frederlck Barrett, Mrs. .V. W.
.car, Miss Polndexter and Miss Vcr
ihda Cocke, of Louisiana.
Ferns, palma and pink carnations
rere used as decorations. At the din
er given by Mrs. Adams to the party
rom Rkstmond and Dr. Shaw, chry
anthemums were used Us a eentre
dece. and the place cards were hand
?aintcd, showing quaint Dutch flgures.
lovers were lald for twelve, and in
ddltion to tlie guests of honor those
iresent were: Mrs. N. M. Osborne, Mrs
Ulen M. Cooke, T. Catesby Jones. Col
mel Harry Sargeant, Mont Osborne
nd Henry Johnston.
>'leliolnon?tJaj*.
Tho wedding of Miss Selma Lee Gay,
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Gay, i
if .Smithfield, Va., to Robert S. Nichol- j
on, of Wlndsor, Va.. was celebrated ;
it noon. November 1G, in Trinity Mcth
idlst Church, at Smithfield.
Church decorations were in chry
.anthenmms, palms and smiltix. The
vedding marches were piayed by Clin
on Eley on the organ and Wlllis Un
lcrwood on the vlolin.
Mlss Mary Reynolds, in whlte crepe
le chlne, carrying white carnations,
ind Mrs. Emlly B. Warner, ln gray
?repe meteor, with a bouquet of plnk
?arnatlons, wero mald and matron of
lonor.
Thc brlde, wearlng a tailored cos
:umc of navy blue cheviot, came in
ivlth iier father. Her flowers were
Bride roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholsoii have gone
_ orth for their wedding trlp, and will
make thelr future home at Wlndsor,
Va.
Afternoon nnd Evenlng Rutertnlunient.
A tea will bc given under tlie
iiuspiccs of the Councll of Jewlsh Wo?
men to-morrow, Novemher 22, ln the
Sunday school room of Temple Beth
Ahaba. In tho aftornoon from 3' to 6
thero wlll be moving plctures and ll?
lustrated songs for the chlldren. In
the evenlng there wlll be seven booths,
and tlie young women In charge of
these booths will represent tho seven
ages of woman. The evenlng program
wlll Include a playlet and vocal solos*.
Re fresh ments wlll bo served.
Ilrldge Whlst on Frlday.
The Ladies' Auxlllary of Beth Ahaba
wlll hold its nridge whlst party Frlday,
November 25, at the Jefferson Club,
This WlU he tho second party of a
serles whlch beglns at 3:30 P. M.
liuests nt Hei'lfnl.
At tho monthly recital given by Mrs.
C. M. Eddingtoii's pupils in tho parlors
of pegram's Semlnary tho music medal
was awarded Mlss Ellza Eldridge, und
prizes for best work to Mlsses Esslo
SttailiTian, Ruth Bagby and Elnora
Mlller.
Tho program was heard by the fol?
lowing giiests:
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy. Mr. and Mrs.
Elrldge, Mr. and Mrs. Mlnor. Mr. and
Mrs. Duke, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Strailman, Mr.' and Mrs. Wllliam
Northern, Misses Ada and Sallle Wllson,
Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Ellyson, Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Anderson, Mlss Muhley,
Mrs. Salnow, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott,
Mrs. Bagby, Mrs. Georgo Crump, Mr
and Mrs,. Curry Boshor, Mr. and Mrs.
ltity Wllkerson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Englo. Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. AUan
Moncure, Mrs. Brellng, Mr. and Mrs.
lt. T. Smith, Mr. and Mra. Henry Mll?
ler, Mr. and Mrs. W- T, Cox, Mrs
Schutte, Mlsa Sdhutte, Mr, and Mrs.
Klmore.
Iu nnd Out of Town.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fleming, who
. _>ii i_n weelta at the Jolferson
Ill
,o been Kiii^Ht.-i .if Mrs. Lucy Wool
k at HuwlltiK Oreen, have roturned
ri e.
Ir. and Mr?. Walter George Ncw
n and family are spendlng the
turtln at thelr country homo, "Mount i
ior," Orange, \"a. | Pa;
- j 75<
dra. XV. i; Elllson and Miss _va
iison, 01 Waynesboro, spent some
f'a of last week ln Kichmond. n_
mi
Mrs.' william Walz, of _cxlngton, J on
., wlll apend the winter in Kich- j
md wlth her gon; Dr. Louls K. Walz. i
- ? Ba
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Scrlbner, of i wj
tson county, are entertalnlng a '
iihc party at thelr bungalow in honor i
Mlss Katherine Beavers, of Leea
rg
Vtlaa Llzzlo Kftto Lewls is thc suest
Mlstl Oenevlcve Grcsham at Monu
mt rince, TappahannocK.
Mlss Lucy Throckmorton ls visiting
mr
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ins
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Titu iJHamonfrs
Artistic 3ew<_lty
yiicl) Cut (Slass
St&rling Silverwata,
IHurtrttioni and Pricei Furaiilwd oa Request.
aU <_$ y&vo.
ESTABUSHED OVER A CENTURY |
Jewellers, Si'tversmiths, Stationert
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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Oood Frlends acd Good Books.
>o One tlan Too Many.
Our extenslve stock ot books
on Fact. Flction. Art, Theology,
Travel, llistory, and a multitude
of other subjects, are selected;
bv virtue of thelr merit.
Manv new editions of books,
both riew and standard, just re?
ceived. ... , .
By tlie way. you had better let
u^. have your order for Christ?
mas engriiving rlght now before
the rush.
Presbyterian Bookstore,
212-14 .\orth Slxth Street.
.oou as tne wame. virginia Maue.
F. W. Dabney & Co.
Try a Pair To-Day_
__-_-__-Wi_iii -1 , 1
Direct Action Gas T_angesljl
Have No Equal
Sold Only by
Ryan, Smith & Co.
SEB Oflt DISPIiAY OP
CHRTSANTHEMUMS
VISIT OUlt STORE.
Hammond Company, Inc,
Florlsts, 100 13. Broad.
Removal Sale Now Un'
WE HAVE IT IF ITS MADE OF
LEATHER.
THE ROUNTREE
LEATHER SHOP,
703 East Broad Street.
AFew More Customers Can Bc Supplled B i
Wlth B
Pure Milk and Cream |
MINIBORYA FARM $
Mad. 8912 109 E. Bronil. M
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The Hydro Electric
Power Corporation
offers power Inducements to manufac?
turers who wlll locato ln Emporia.
Wrlte for partlculars,
YV. V. DEAL, Sec'y-Trcns.,
Emporia, Vn.
Children That Eat Our Bread
Are Healthy.
BROMM
516 East Marshall Street,
501 West Broad Street.
Roman grounds, solid
ids, elastic belt; worth
:; are here for.
i>olid Color Crcpon Long
i, with Persian trim
ngs; the $1.25 usual
_s for.
_!xtra Heavy Fleeced (
th Robes, fancy flgured,
:h sailor collars, messalint
d, with heavy waist c<
tch trimmings; these ?"
tead of S3.50 for...
color
Kimo
Juting
some
Irim
n'd to
Mlsses Schmelz at Kast <ju<*<*n :
eet, Hampton. Mlss Hlld.i S-hmclz ]
1 attend the Cornell and Pennsyl- j
Ua game, and also the Army and
ry game.
Ilss Annlc Lee Bland has returned
m Newport News, where she at
ded thc Cooper-Bowen wedding.
Irs. Robert Cateaby .lones ls the
ise guest of Mrs. R. O. Chrlstlan ln
iland.
irs. C. S. Burton ls vlsltlns Mlss
>na_d Bonny in Ghent, Norfolk.
Irs. James S. Irvlne, who came to
.?hniond for the Whltehurst-Mtlnes
dding, has left for Danville.
. r. Truman A. Parker and famlly are
in&Kx thc winter at the Leesburg
i. Miss Eva Talcott, of Rlchmond,
the guest of her slster, Mrs. I'arkcr.
.Ir. and Mrs. Charles Forbe.., Mlsa
Uie AUan and Rov. C. E. Pleasanta.
o attended the Methodist Conference
Rlchmond. have returned to thelr
met in Culpeper.
Hr. and Mrs. Hugh Cook. who have
;n guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam
Brown, of Stevensvllle, Va., have
.urned M Richmond.
_mong those who came from Clarka
le. Va., to wltnea the performance j
??Ben Hur" at the Academy last
!ck, were Mlss Mildred CarriiiKton,
ss Vlvlan Boisseau. Mlss Beth t'.as
.*.' Miss Shannon Morton and Judge
d Mrs. Henry Wood.
Mrs. J. Mason Miller and her daugh
r. Miss Fanny Mlller, who salled by
e' steamship New Amsterdam from
.w Vork. arrived at Plymouth. Eng
nd, November 16, on their way to
iris.
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John Cutchins and a party of friends
Joyed a hunt in the Fork Union
?Ighborhood last week.
Mrs. James Shaw, who has been vls
ing Rlchmond friends, has rcVirned
her home al Elklngton. Va.
-
Mr and Mrs. George M. willlam?, of j
jlpeper. celebrated their golden wed
ng at their home, "Redwood," on No
_mber 13.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morgan. of River
m entertalned Governor V*. ill.am
odges Mann at dlnner on Wednesday
: last week.
Mlss Nancy Pierce has returned,
fter a visit of several weeks to
?iends in Lynchburg, Va.
V.' C Anderson, of 1912 Park Avenue.
UI at v, 111 lam Byrd Hospltal.
W Hall Crew, Jr., ls qulte sick in
is home on South Laurel Street.
dei
ex;
ma
Adolph. tho little son of Mr. and
!rs !.- \. Rice, of Soutli Pine Street,
I convalesclng slowly after a severe
lness from bronchltls.
J_mo__ the Boo_s~l'
The Oreeu l'atch."
Bv Uettina von Hutton. Frederlck
k s:tokes Company, of New York. .1.-0.
'The Countess von Hutton sustalns
,er_elf as a writer of clever lictlon ln
hls her newest novel, whlch gives a
dcture o? English country life. and
omblnea witli lt a story that is cnter
alntn" full of clever humor and of ln
erestln'g sltuatlohs and incidents.
The ilrst character to whom tho at
entlon of tho reader ls specially drawn
s Chrlstopher Eunibe, of Sussex coun
v Bngland, a marrled man, the master
if'asquaro Georgian bulldlng, and the
ather of a famlly of daughters, three
n number.
Christoplier's house was well ordcr
?d hi.-; dinners well cooked, his ehil
Ir.n well trained. He had mucli to be
hankful for and no tapgible cause of
?omplaint. But such ls the perversity
if human naturo and of Chrlstopher
/imbo's nature, that Lambe tlred ot
ill hls good fortune, and, havlng no
iricllnatlbns toward domesticity, re
noved himself" and his belongings to
i congenial retreat in Italy, leaving
Us wife and llttlo girls amply proyldaU
for in their irreproachable Engllsh
lome. , . ,
Hls ahdication of Jolnt homo respon.
dbilltles followed hard upon Chrlsto
riher's having taken his chlldren out In
x rowhoat, having dropped Into the
sea to bathe, and, forgetful of the little
'?-lils, having left them drlftlng out to
sea to he plcked up by a party of
young men ln a usliing smack, Tho
behiivlor ol" the threo chlldren ln the
crisls of thelr abandonnion.t lllustrated
thelr atter characters. The two elders
sobbed themselves to sleep ot each
others' arms. Daffy, the youngest and
tho only ono who rosemblcd her father
ln dlsposltlon, sat upright In the stern
of the boat. and passed the. slns of lier
past llfe ln revlew before her mlnd,
feellng that sho was near to death and
ludgment, and condemned beforeliund,
After thelr rescuo Christopl-n* felt his
ttnlltness for patornUy more than ever.
Consequently ho (led hls duhics an\ do
serting Engllsh fogs aud decoruni,
foiind comfort and sunshlno at Sorren
to, Italy, wlth occaslonal wanderlngs
wiiorever his vagrant fancy turned.
lu the moantlme Mrs, Lanibo l.opt
the house ln Sussax. Attor awlill",
liaffy devclo]ilng dolicacy df chest und
bronchltls, was sent to hor father. The
two bocaino very sympathetlc. Oaffy
began to mako annual trlps to fcior
rento, and. when Mrs. Lanibo died after
a strlctly conventlonal fashion, Chrls?
topher remembered hls eldor daughters
und annexed tliorri also to hls house?
hold.
The ftldeet ot all was Sllvla, perfoct
ly lovely, but a tool- Sho was oiig.god
to a young Engllahman named Hugh
Unnning, but Gunnlng waa strusgllng
upward ln his professlon, and not Vyt
tn marry, ffusan, the second '
.'nt>r, rh*rishrrt for liim, unsus. j
'il, a pnnslonato nffeition. HO she.
med tn rirriiii th" engagement be-I
n Bylvla on'l Otitmlng .-ind to |im
i Ihstead a marrlsgr wlth 0 young
nn. thi' Dlica rH lilnestra. Hli". ? j
eeded, Sylvla became tne brlde fjf i
rtallan iioiiieiiiiin. and wns happV i
pltfl of her bad behavlor,
it S'l-nn trot. very little good OUtj!
er decell cxeept llvlng ln a fool!- ]
dteo ror a littlo whli*. The erttl I
.he broken engngotnent was tnat
v, tgnorant. but jjlncnre, deslrtngl
tone for Bylvla'a bad falth, mnrrlen
h herseir.
vo years later, when Dafty had sttlf
grotvn Up tn the measure of wn
hood, she and her husband went t?>
ca, where Hugh Ounnlng had ;
er an important contract nml hls
i, lier nrst experlence, Ounnlng
somo trouble In openlng her eye_
he manner of man she fancled her
in love wlth, but hls entlre auccees I
worth his pains. And aftcrwards j
iand and wlfe understood each
ir better.
He hoolt, on the whole. dcnls wltn
peramental dlftereiiee- ln dlfferenc
?s of humanity. and ls fulUall
nigli of the good humored cyijlclsm
i wrlter who looks at her World:
1 perceptlveness, but hfta !n ad II
. lndulgent klndlineas for the
its and woaknesses of her fel'.uw
tals.
n oct ttie Wlud."
y Lucia Cham'oerlnin Publlshed by
Bohbs-Merrill Company, of Indian.
lls. $1."60.
!ost unusual in plot Is the latest
el by tho author of "Thc Coast of
nco" and "Thc Other Side of tho
>r." The action revolves around
search for a wlld horse somewhere
tlio far Wost. where young Carron,
hero, whose whole enthuslasm ls
rm io hla "profaaalon" of capturltig
lireaklng horses for market, goes
>earch of a wonderful stallion, "tho
it wonderful ln thc world."
he story of how he is dlrectcl to
k at Rader's," tho mysterlous tle
tcd hotel on a alde, road, ot hts
inge reception thero am] of hls
itlng with Blancho Rader, tho
ghter of thc house, serves In tho
y beginnlng to whet fnc eurl-JSlty
arouse the interest uf (,tie reader.
'ne would expect that, in hls arrlent
suit of thls same eluslye glrl, Car
would lose Interest ln the pursult
the. horse; but not so. He hangs
acloii3ly to hls orlginal purpose,
n whlle hts new love ls gradually
orblng hls time.
Vlth the inevitable conflict the story
ls. The cllmax is thrllling and un
icctod and tho cndlng. all that ro
ntlc readers could deslre.
io Flylng Mcreury."
Jy Eleanor Ingram. Publlshed by
Bobbs.Merrill Companv, Indlanapo
Prlce $1.50.
tnother fasclnating story ccntrlng
utnd tho most popular sport of' the
,? ls "The Flylng Merciiry." Tlie plot
packed with lncident and moves ivitli
?ush,
ilven two automoblles meeting ln
; road on a dark nlght, four flguros,
?ec of whom are tho princlpals of
; story, and all the clements of ro
mce are prcsented at thc outstart.
rhe development of the love r/.air.
a germ of whlch was /.lantod tha,
Jht, is retarded by the unreasonable
ejudice of an irascible old uncle.
How "Darllng" i^ostrango proves hls
ness to he the lover of beautiful i
nily French, and how the old uncle
tinally placated, after the great
Dtor race. whlch forms the climax,
ikes pleasant reading.
The pictures hy Edmund Frederlck |.j
e altogether lovely. and add hot a
tle to the value of tho hook as a\i
companlment to a couch, a kimono
id a box of chocolates.
ust Folkis."
By Clara E. Laughlln. The Mac
Ulan Company, of Now York. $1.50.
Miss Laughlin's book deala with con
tions prcvalllng in the Ghetto llfe
Chicago, and Is an accurately drawn
cture of tlie littlo Joys, the blg I '
?lefs, the nover-ending tlll of a ccr- '
ln class of soclety whlch hitlierto i'
ithors havo tended to carlcature |'
ther than justly portray. MIssLaugh- j'
l's work may therefore be considered |
imewhat of a departure, for lt is '
arkeii by sympathy, klndllncss and '
f. that element of reallty which is !
io often absent ln stories about poor
iople.
Tho romanco of the llttlo "p'lcece
dy," a probatlon oftlcer of the
ivenlle court, otherwise called "Beth" I
i thc hook, and of her nowspaper
an sweetheart, Ferris, furnishes a |
intral idea around which gather otlicr '
i.vs and tragedlos in the llves of the
Dor worklng class with which these
vo were assoclated.
For the student and lover of liu
anlty in all .ts phases, the side lights
jvcaling episodes in whlcli Mary
asey, Angela Ann, Mary's daughter,
ie Sllnskys, the Slossons, Ellza Allen
nd Adani Spear figure, teach lessons
hloh all men and women aro tho bet
>r for loarnlng.
".lust Folks" these are about whom
lara Laughlln has wrltten. But they
re moved by tlio samo feelings and
lotlves, thc same hopes and ambltions
:iat beat tn tlio hearts of men and wo
len elsewhere, and things that "folks,"
?hose lots are diftorently east, need
lore than anythlng else, ls to becom^
etter acqualnted.
The plot of "Just Folks" centres
round the endeavors of Both Tully,
n unofnclous but vtry competent pro
atlon offlcer, to mako the peoplo of
or district happler?un endeavor in
iMilcli she is uncomnionly successful.
ler people come to lovo her in tlmo
ecause she so loves thom, and through
his medium sho works wondors. Ttie
hai gos whlcli sho brlngs about in tho
lasey family form perhaps hor crown
ng glory. In fact, the inoldents sur
oundlng tho Caseys' ovolutlon into
?espectablllty mako up a large part
if the book.
To begin wlth, thero is Mrs. Casey,
No matter what the size or the nature of
your business may bc,
We have a filing cabinet ex?
actly suiled to your specific
needs.
Leather Goods in 'great variety; Brass
Goods, Fancy Ink Stands, Letter Opcners?
all oditics and novelties in the Stationery line.
Ou. line is replete with such goods which ap?
peal to the better class of trade.
Virginia Stationery Company, Inc,
SAM ISEMAN,
President and General Manager,
915 East Main Street.
The Richmond Home of Wnterman
Ideal Fountain Pen. '
Extra Special for Monday Only
Ladies'
tylish High Shoes
A PAIR MONDAY ONLY.
This is a most tempting Shoe opportunity I offer for Mon?
day's sale. Among thc lot are several pairs of PATRICIAN
Shoes (of broken sizes), but the others are of all sizes. Good
leathers and well-made Shoes.
11 West Broad,
Next to J. B. Mosby & Co.
ss:
ce a servant ln thc Tully household.
d for that reason easy of access. She
a kind. shrcwd, practical person,
10 has to stand tlio results of her
sband's iinpractlcability. She hns a
"iklng way of uttering ln her homcly
ish dlalect certaln trutlis whlch seem
her to apply only to herself and
r kind. but which ln reallty overy
rson. no matter what his statlon, ap
eclates. Thls eharactorlstic of hors
fords ono of the most charmlng and
tho same time humorous f*ualltle_
the book. Both ilnds hr vory open
now Ideas, and she soon bringa
lotit In hor tho much-doslred and
ieded transfonnation.
There are other members of tho
isey famlly wlth whom Beth has to
ipe, as well; dear little Mlrigct, who
i lovos her red shoes that she won't
ut wlth them even at nlght, Mlke,
hose natural actlvlty not evon a re
rm school can down. but who at last
ids outlet for his energles in busl
>ss, do thelr share toward keeplng
etli engaged.
"Just Folks," howover. ls not alto
?ther about tho Caseys. Among tlu
her "folks" ln lt are Llza Allen, tn<
ualnt old woman wlth whom Betl
oards; tho Rlordans of pugnaclom
spositlon: Adam Spear, thc recal
trant lover; Hart Ferris, Beth's ar
_nt ndmirer; tlio Slinskys and th<
ooches.
rhe Slenc of tbe Sevcu Suitors."
By Meredlth Nlcholson. Illustratei
?? C, Colc_ I'hllllps and Ueginald Blrch
toughton, MUilln & Oo., of Bostor
1.50.
A whimslcal story of modern life li
:ew YoTk and of country llfe ln th
icinity of the metropolls, wlth just.
ouch of niystcry about it to glve i
est. Tho story Is light ln the extrenu
ut it ha. a great deal of sparklo an
,*lt in the converaatlons betweon th
lfferent characters and much agreea
lo satlro ln tho descrlptlon of th
ads which pervado fashionable Ne1
ork llving.
A tea room, in whlch tlio artistic an
atellectual slde of guests ls suppose
o b. devclopnd while refreslnnent i
ielng absorb, Is referred to ln
??ost amusing manner. The hero of tli
ook?that Is, the leadlng horo?is
chlmney doctor," and the countr
louao of a rich but eccentrlc splnste;
vlth chlmnoys ln need of doctorlng, 1
Ite place where tho "seven suitors' fo
he hand of tlie splnster's be-utlfu
ileco oncamp. ._,__.
T!ie beautiful nlece haa, In ndditlo.
o her seven suitors. a charmlng sistei
?i.jolclng ln the unusual name of Heze
Uah. Wlth her tbe myatory of he
lunt's house ls asJoclated.
There aro meiry a. ventur_a Innumer
UUo before the horo of the novel get
ho clue to tho mystery, and Hezekia
cuds hlm a chuse up hlll and dow
_)efore sho capitulates.
So wlth all lts absurdities and th
ivan'csceht quallty of what lt present:
?The Seven Suitors" leaves tho reade
wlth a pleasant exbllaratlon of th
imagtuatlon and a smile on the heai
ind the llps. as lf they might bo sas
Ing: "Ah, what fools these mortal
"octavla Hollistcr, the charmln
"aunt" ln "The Slege of tho _eve
Suitors." has caused the colnlng ot.
new word, "holllBterlzed," whlch M
Nlcholson deflncs as follows: "A thoi
oush yleldlng to lhe play splrit. Di
votlon to the lmprobable and whlraalco
The complete obscuration of thc prol
able possible and actual. Pertalnh
to .."system of llfe belleved to be grea
]y conducive to longevlty, n whlch d
votoes meet occurrencea the most ui
toward in a mood of gentle and sllght
way ward and Irresponslve pjayfulnoss
For Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bougli
Bears tho
Blgnature of
SAZARACK
COCKTAIL
Rcprcscnts a carefully mixcd product in
whicli only thc finest quality Ingre
dlents are used. "SAZARACK" is the
finest cocktall made?always uniform
and depcndablc.
$1.25 bottle.
HERMANN SCHMIDT
Flne Groceries and Wines,
504 to 508 East Broad Street.
You select your physician with great
care. Do you use thc same caution in
selecting your DRUGGIST?
Prescriptions filled and medicine sent
by mail ANYWHERE.
POLK MILLER'S
The ______ Store
APPY
OMES
7&e
V.BROADST.]
Something Special
in Suits To-Day
Baylor-Yarborough Co.,
207 East Broad Street
Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges
Aro a Summer Neceaaity.
Chas. G. JURGENS' Son
Sole Agents, Adam* and Broad,
Ulcht ln tho ceutr- of Furoltur* DUtrlot.
Ladies' $3 High-Cut Shoes
Gun metal and patent colt,
$2
Porter's Specialty Shoe Store,
215-217 North Fifth Street
Buy Your Thanksgiving Fur?
niture Now
Greatest stock in South.
Sydnor & Hundley, Inc,
709-11-13 East Broad.
Furniture tor Homo Beautlful
A. B. C. Capitol Wrapped Loaf
"The best bread you ever tasted."
Wrapped ln waxed paper?not touoh
ed by human hands untll lt ls served
on your table.
5c. nt Yoar Grocer's.
AMERICAN IIHEAD AND UAKIN'G CO_,
6, 8. 10. 1_ 13. Leiii- Street.
It is better not to be without
:ter Nut Brc
NOLDE BROS.
HAVE YOU SEEN'
THE
New Method Gas Ranges
AT
Pettit & Co.'s?
This May Manton
Shoe
in all Leathers
Parrish Bros.
21W. Broad
Sutherland & Cherry
Special?Odds and ends ln Furniture,
Iron Beds, Mattings. Stoves. eto. Cheap
t-j closo tnem i-t.
310 EAST BROAD*
TDt AMERICAN _S_oPE_T_*_Cf AittM*
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