The times dispatch. [volume], February 04, 1912, SOCIETY SECTION, Image 5

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NECKWEAR FOR WOMEN
Unusual Values in New and Dainty Styles
25c
":: 25c
Beautiful SOc I .ire Yokes, in
many putty styles; sale
New Jabots, worth 39c, in r.roat
variety ol pretty styl
talc price.'
Lace Collars, in many new
and dainty .styles; 39c Or
value- (or. ?CDC
Exquisite Ruffling NV-t and Lace,
ill new styles, just teceived;
prices, pci yard, 25c, 50c, ft C>
75c and . VOC
Handsome Embroidered Collar!-.
all new slylc?i and patterns;
extra values.
Plain All Linen Collars,
fort women and children, OFfl
here f"r . A, DC
SI.50 Lace Yoke ami (Tuff Set,
in many beautiful new AA
styles; sale price. d>l?UU
Silk Roses, in the wanted r*ft
colors, best quality, 25cand OUC
tourist Riiching, 6 yardg to a
box, dainty and just the
kind you're looking for; per
box.
25c
L BRO?D AND
We Sell More Ladies' Ready-lo-Wcar Garments Than Any Other Richmond Store
SALE OF BLACK GOODS !
50-inch Imported Broadcloth, I
sponged and slirunk, medium
weight and an excellent ai Cfi
finish; sale price, yard . ipleOU
Just arrived several pieces ol 50
inch Broadcloth for spring suits;
they ar>- beautiful blacks and ex?
ceptional bargains at. fl?"J Or
per yard. $1.00 and_ tJJA.Ai?
We now have a beautiful line of
Spring Novelties and Fancies, such
as. herringbones, diagonals, shadow
stripes, plaids, etc. Prices rang?
ing from, per yard, 75c tJJ
$4.00
52-inch Extra Quality Sealfittt
our S5.00 per yard value; spc
cLtl price this week, per
yard.
30-inch Beautiful Quality Cara?
cul, that sold for S I 00 per yard;
special price this week, IPO AA
per yard.
We have just recently finished
inventory, and can now olfer you
some extra fine bargains in nearly
all styles of remnants, and in both
suit and :-kirt patterns. Don't
miss this rare opportunity; come
and look them ovvr.
$1.00 Petticoats for 50c
These are mailt! with deep aecordeon-plaited flounce
and come In neat striped patterns.
Black Sateen Petticoats. ~f{\
Made with deep Bounce and accordcon-plaitcd flounce. I ?/C
Others made same as above, only heavier quality sateen, for
r
$1.00.
f~-;- ?
Long Crepe Kimonos, $1
These Beautiful Kimonos come In plain and figured
patterns, with satin borders. A good $1.50 value.
$1.98 and $1.48 Flannelette Kimonos, cut full (?? j qq
Beautiful $5.00 Silk Kimonos, in rich Japa e>t\ qq
ncse patterns, also some in the plain styles; sale, price ?PO??7?
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Low Prices
S25.00 KnncyGray
and Tnn Tailored
Suits.
S.iO.OO last s< iison
Suits, broken sizes. . . .
Headquarters for Pen?
nants of all Kinds I m
Over If/1 rlc-ij;ns now on exhibition This
i- by far the mo-t comprehensive snowing of
emblematic Pennants and Banners ever
seen in Richmond. Each one is a work of
art and must be seen to be appreciated.
They're high in quality but low in price.
?Special Orders Taken for institution*
and orders of all kind;.. No matter what
design desired you tan get it here.
Pentium Department, First Floor.
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:x5
$25.00 Fancy Mix?
ture Nobby Siri)it
Suits. .:.
$35.00 and S50.00
Velvet. brown and
hairline effect .
SI 25 Three Pica
Imported Cloth Suits ?De3
SI 5.0
$7.50
$10.00 Serge Dresses,
in navy, and black,
sale price.
S I 5.0 0 Chiffon
Dresses, in all shades
$25 Velvet Dreyes,
smart styles.
S30 Crr-iM- Meteoi C1 7 CA
Dresses, all shades. ?P I I ?D\J
S40 Crepe Motor (Of- AA
Dress, sale price_ ?D?DoUl/
All F?r Coats now offered at
big reductions.
Many Attractive
Values Offered
at the Linen Section
We would remind you that our Linen
Department, which was sadly depleted
in the late holiday rush, has been re?
stored in its usual proportions. Many
new goods have been received, and are
at your call for inspection. There are,
however, many articles loft which, due
to being mussed, are marked -at very
low prices. Fine Stjuares and Doylies,
in various sizes; Damasks which were
left in remnants'. Napkins, Towels, in
buck, damask and hath washcloths.
Wc rail special attention to two items in
damask which the economical buyer will
appreciate?an all-linen extra heavy German
Damask at 50c. worth 60c yard, and a Red
and Whin- Damask, 25c, worth 33c; Hall
Linen Colored Kitchen Crash, 5c yard,
worth 7lie.
1-4 to 1
Our Price
These Lace Curtains are the product of the best Lace
Curtain Manufacturers of America and Europe Abso
iutely the Best Lace Curtains for the least money; prices
that will suit every purse. These Lace Curtains are
limited; some lots have as many as four and five pairs of
a pattern See these tc-marrcw b->- all means.
75c Whit'- Loom Lace P"f\
Curtains ... . 0?7C
SI.00 White Loom Lace
C urtains. t ?JC
Si.50 White Loom Lace
Curtains.
$2.25 White Loom
Lace Curtains.
$3.00 White Loom
Lace Curtains.
$3.75 Whin- Loom
Lace Curtains.
S4.50 White Loom
Lace Curtains.
$4.7.5 White Loom
Lace Curtains.
$5.00 White Loom
Larc Curtains.
$7.00 White Loom
L ice Curtains.
$3o25
S3o50
$5.50
$3,75
SS.OO White Loom
are Curtains. li
High Crude and Beautiful Irish
Point Lace Cur ?ins.
Si.5(i White Irish Point C?*>
Lace Curtains. ?jJ^je 6 ?5
S5.50 \\ hitc Irish Point
Lace Curtains.
$5.50 White Irish Point <?/fl ?j
Lace Curtains.
$5.25 Whit.- Irish Point
Lace Curtains. <
$7.00 White Irish Point
Lace (. urtains.
SS.OO White Irish Point
Lace Curtains.
$ 10 White Iii,Ii Point
Lace Curtains.
$12 White- Irish Point
Lace Curtains .....
$5.50
$6.50
AT SALE PRICES
25c and 35c Curtain
Scrim, sale price 16 2-3c
One lot of Beautifully Stenciled Curtain
Scrim, reversible, .56 inches wide; good as?
sortment of desirable patterns to ?* s*2
select from; reduced to, per yard... 1 U3C
Furniture Covering
Now is the time to rc-cover old furniture.
Buy Tapestry now and *avc at Ai A A
our loss. St.50 Tapestry. ?pl.Ull
Gobelin Tapestry, richly designed, heavy
and full 50 inches wide; reduced
to, per yard.
$1.00
$1.75 Tapestry, $1.25
Heavy 50-inch Tapestry, verdure effect,
goad reproduclif.n of old English fl> -e ?>r"
Tupe-rtry; reduced to, per yard.. ?DleiwO
$1.50
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?S if"
$2.50 Tapestry, $1.50
Gobelin Tapestry, splendid reproduction
of Silk Gobelin Tapestry, cream ground,
handsomely dc.-igncd, 50 inches
wide; reduced to, per yard.
15c Silkoline, 8 l-2c
Bcautilul Figured Silkoline, 36 inches
wide; twenty pieces to choobc from; qI
reduced to, per yard. OiC
17c Cretonne, 12 l-2c
Large assortment of Pretty Figured
nehes J2*?
~~3o
wide: reduced to, per yard.
CDC
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Coats Below
Headquarters for Nemo Corsets
You can always find your
size and correct model in
this Corset Department.
Nenioa make stout women slender and retain the figure ol
the medium and slender. The limb-shaping devices and ab?
dominal support on these Corsets ire what every woman needs.
Models for all figures can be had here'.
$25 Caracul Coats
black.
$10 and $12.50 Cam
rail Coats.
$4.00
The?ebendi of temi-elasttc
Laililcopi Wehbing outwear
taoconet and producecxtTeme
figure-reduction with perfect
ease, standing or leated.
No. 40o antl No. -1?S, the low and high Lust models, for the
tall, stotll figure, with Lastikop's limb-shaping band.-., which
reduce the limbs to the natural size and make your thinnest
gown fit smooth as a glove when standing and when yon .-.it
down the clastic hands expand and you have per?
fect ease and comfort; price.
No. 3LS and 320, the low and high bust models, for the
short, stout figures, with the-abdominal support and fPO A A
reducing device; price. ip*Jo\J\J
No. 319 and No. 321, the high antl low bust models, for the
tall, medium stout woman. This has clastic bands across the
hips, which give the Corset an incurve towards the figure *o
the ugly ridgcTof fat does not show below the Corset fl?0 AA
in vour tight-fitting gowns; these- models for. *J)tJ?"U
7k
8k
and Children's Knit Underwear
Read about the following Special Bar?
gains for this week:
A lot of Ladies' Extra Size Vests and Pants, fleecr lined;
the No-Button Vest kind among the lot; 2^C
(.losing lot prire
The 50c extra size
Children's and Mis
3??c
ne part wool
.T": 25c
and o. in flai
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8
for.
>' Union Suirs, soi
ones among the lot; ages 2 to 1-1 years: white,
and gray; the usual 50c ones; closing {ol price.
Closing out odd lots of Pants, size* 4,
and ribbed e'.'ods, part wool, red or white; in (pi AA
stead of SI 00 and SI.25 for 75c; the $ 1.50 ones for t])le-UU
Ladies' Fleece Lined Medium Weight Vests and
Pants that sol.I for 25c; closing lot pi ire.
Boys' Gray Part Wool Shirts and Drawcis that sold
for 50c to JwJ:c: sizes 1 to 14 years; broken lots; 9C
closing out price. tJaJC
Children's 25c Fleece Lined Vests and Pants
to lo years; closing out price.
19c
19c
$1.50 Cmforts, $1.00
Extra Heavy Comforts, very' closely
quilled, covered with durable
tlark covering; for Monday's 0*1 AA
selling. tMsUU
$2.25 Blankets, $1.79
Heavy Wool Nap Blankets, full dou?
ble-bed size, gray and white- fi?1! *7Q
for Monday's selling. <D 1 ? 4 ?7
$1.25 Spreads, 85c
White Crochet Spreads, weighty and
full double-bed size, nicely QC_
hemmed; for M nday's selling... Ot)C
25c and 35c Matting, 15c
Remnants of good and desirable Mat?
ting, select patterns from 5 to IS
yards; for Monday's selling, per
35c Oilcloth, 25c
Heavy Floor Oil Cloth, good assort?
ment to choose from; for Mon- 0[*
day's selling, square yard. ?QC
1,000 yards Flannelettes,
close, value 15c, for.
New Dress Gingham now on 1 *>
sale at 10c and. I?C
One lot Mourning Flannelettes, i A
12,'j'c value; to close at. 1 UC
See our new Percales, the best 1 Ol
line ever shown at. Jia?2C
One lot Percales, light and dark,
12>j'c value.
One lot Figured and Solid OQl^
Eiderdown, 35c value; to close at _'C
Fine line Shirting Madras, new OC _
style*, at 12jfc, 16 2-3e and_ ti.DC
80c Sheets, 65c? 90x90. This i* the
well-known Ma'rblchearJ brand,
and a good value (or 80c; sale price' UOC
$1.00 Sheets, 79c.? These come l.irce
size, 90x99, and arc made ol good *7Qr?
lic.oy sheeting; special. I */C
One ca-e <>f Mohawk Valley Sheet.-,,
large 90x0,i si/e, and a good value "7r _
for 81.00; to sell Monday special. I OC
75c Sheets, 81x90, .'5c. These are tri ide
of good cotton sheeting and are PC
without a scam; to hi- sold for.. UiJC
12.';C. Pillow Cases for 10c.?12x36
inch size; a good strong cotton;
sale price .
I5c Pillow Cases, 12'..c; are 45x36 and
l2xio, nice size; a good heavy 1 Ol
case: special . I/LiC
22c Pillow Cases; sale
price .
45t: Bolster Cases, sizes -12 and 45x72
inch, and made from one of the OC
best brands of cotton; to sell at. iJOC
.iSc. Bolster Cases; these aie lull large
size and a good heavy cotton case; O C
special Monday. *?t/C
10c
17c
HARRISONBURG
[Spccl.il to The Tlmca-Dlapatch.J
Harr.sonhtirg. Va., February :s.?Dr.
and Mrs. Gordon Todd. of Charlottes
Vlllc, epent several days with rela?
tives at Ml. Solon.
Mrs. Pierce, of Philadelphia, is visit?
ing her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Cover.
alles Graco Rhodes returned yester?
day from a visit to hor sister, Mrs. LJ.
U Moffitt. of Asheboro. N*. ?:.
Benjamin H. Miner, of Franklin, \v.
Va., was a visitor here this week, ac?
companied by his son, Ralph, u student
at Raridolph-Mncon Academy.
Misses Clyde and Bessie Sobrell en?
tertained a number of friends Wednes?
day night at a Welch rabbit Party.
Guests present were Missies Deinen
Fletcher, and Shirley Manor, and
Messrs. Toler and Bom ley, William
Bird -nd Walsteln -?ncli.
lira. B. D. Dovl.s bus returned from
a visit to friends In Chnrlottesvllle.
Mr--. Stnnsbury c. RoUr Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sargent, in
New iork City.
Mrs. C. E. NtcholHS is visiting
relatives In Strasburg.
Irving Bloom, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ney.
Mr. and Mrs. II. U Campbell left
.Uarrlaonburg several days ago for
Lexington, where they will make their
home.
Miss M. y McAllister has returned
from a visit to Blucfle.ld, W. Va.
wlss Carrie Nicholas, of Port Re?
public, is vlelUng her sister, Mrs,' M.
H. Yanccy, In Charlottesvllie.
Perry Kaiiftman. of Halifax county.
Is visting relatives near Dale Kn
1 ci prise.
i neodorc SHney, student at Ftoanoko
College, was visiting Iiis father, Rev.
George F.. Shuoy, tins week.
BUENA VISTA
(Special to ThbTimes?Dispatch.J
Rjieitu Vista, Fehruary 3.?The
yotii.g women of the city are pr?
paring: tor n leap year dance to bo
given at the Opern House on February
13. A large number of invliat ons
have been sent out ami tltd dance will
be one of the largest of the. season.
Mrs. W. T. Pax ton Is chairman of the
committee of arrangement.-".
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given lit the Southern Seminary Mon?
day afternoon, at which time Mrs. L.
M. KHIongh.'of New York, entertain?
ed the Kappa Phis with a lun.hcon.
Mrs. Ktllongh'H guests were Misses
Lydia Klilnoiigh, Grace and Rnblnotte
Lee. Louise and Lillian McGoff, Mar
Jorlo Price, and Miss Denzcllo Hunt,
of Richmond.
One of the most delightful musical
cntertninmenta of the season was
given at tlio Southern Somlnary Tues?
day evening, at wh ch time M,ss Clare
McCarty of Now York, gave a most
interesting plane recital. Her play
j ing was excellent and her audlenco
showed their appreciation by frcquont
I and liberal applause.
ARVONIA
: [Special to The Times-Dispatch, j
Arvonia, Va., February 3.?Mr. and
Mrs. R. c. Root have returned home
tatter spending sevural days with
. friends and relatives in Norfolk and
j Richmond.
I Mis.-* Ethel Hughes, who is Attending
j school at Fork Union Academy, Is on
; a visit to her parents here.
A. D. Pitts htis returned to his home,
here after an extensive trip through
North Carolina. While in 'that Slate
he visited a large number of tlic prin?
cipal cults and towns.
Miss Myrth Miller, who is attend?
ing the Arvonia High .School, spent
the week-end with tier mother at Gion
niore. Buckingham county.
Miss Maggie Ounavnnt, of.Enonvllle,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Reuben
Ayres at her homo here.
On Friday evening n dance was
given in the Masonic Hall by Walter
Chambers and Ernest Ayres. Some of
those present were M-Sses Maggie and
Clarice Pierce. Eleanor and Ecttto
Morgan, Maggie Dunnavnnt, or Enon?
vllle: Price of nlllwyn; Mollid Butcher,
of Now Canton: Oertu ie and Minnie
Pierce, of Arvonia. and Arthur l.ee
Glasgow, Harry Richardson. Ernest
Ayres. D. W. Pierce; D. Llv'ngstone.
Pierce. Will Edwards. W. G. Edwards.
Sr.. Will Williams. Tom and Robert
Jeffrey.
Rev. Stanley White, of the Junior
class of Union Theological Seminary,
i preached morning and night last Bun
day In the Arvonia Presbyterian
Church.
W. K. Burgess, of ScottevUle, visited
friends here lIiis week.
Hon. A. Terrell, member of the
Legislature from Buckingham and
Cumberland counties, spent the week
entl at his home, "Bear Garden." near
New Canton, this week, ri turning lo
Itichmond Sunday afternoon.
A. L. Pitts, Jr.. was a visitor in 1
Parnivlllo mis week, returning hero
on Wednesday,
David L.viiigstone Pierre spent sev?
eral days in Richmond this week-.
Mrs. A L. Pitts will leave herewith'
ing a few weeks to visit her old home
Iti Ma bieten. (5:>.. where her mother,
a venerable ?Vornan-of more than n ho?
ly years, still lives. She will spend .
some time with relatives in Georgin. |
BRISTOL
[Special to The Times-Dispatch J
Bristol. Vs.. February .'t.?Mrs. Tay. j
lor Cownn was t.h ; hostess at a 0
o'clock dinner Tuesday In honor of1
Miss Annn White. of Rogcrsvllc,
Tonn., who is the guest o( Mrs.
Howard Cochrnne. The tables were
decorated with pink carnations. Be?
sides the truest of honor, those pres?
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coch?
rnne, Mrs Carol Utter, Hiss How
ley nnd Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Cowan.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Romlne cele?
brated the sixteenth anniversary of
their wedding Monday with a dlnnor. I
Mrs. Bemlne wag formerly Miss West. 1
ii daughter t>f Hon. .lames A. Wist,
who was for a number of yours State.
Senator from the First Tennessee L>is- ,
ir'ct.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Trueman. of !
Roanoke. have come to Bristol to I
make tlieir home, ami are residing on,
V\ Indsor Avenue. Mr. Trllomuti Is In '
Hie express service.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bullnrd loft
this wceh for Mncon, (In., Mr. Uuilard'a
former home, where they >.iii reslue.
Mrs. 1*. F. Ciirtln, of Butler! Tonn.,
after a visit lo her sister. Mrs.
Cl n eue- DoggS here. Is now the gllc.lt
o( her sister, Mr<. J. A. Vines, at
Johnson C.ty. Tonn. I
Mr. and Mrs. Anson King are spend-I
ing a few days In Ho Eastern cities.
Miss Maybelle Call well left this
week for Southern Florida, to Join her
parents, who uro spending the winter
there. . !
... Former Governor John I. cox, Of
Tennetsce, w ho spent a month with .a
hunting party in the < Scrglados of
SOlltherh Florida, returned to ills home
hi Bristol Thursday.
Mr.>. 1.11 tin 11 Kent Is at home after a
\i:-ii with friends at Jefferson City,
Tenn.
Mrs \V. I"). Stamper, of Washington,
D. C. is the guest of her sister. Mra.
William -Burrow.
Mrs. J. T. Mclhtyre is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Wright, at Mountain City,
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fuller aro ?t
home after having spent a few weeks
.visiting Florida cities. |
I Missen Hess and Una Owen left this
week (or Tampa, riu.. lo Join their
father, who In spending the wh.ter
there.
BERRYVILLE
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
tier ry vi lie Va., Fob ruf. ry 3.?Mr.
aiuI Mrs. \V. a. Maco nb are spending
?ome lime In Cicnrv/ater, Fla.
Thomas Benll, of New York, is visit?
ing his mother, Mrs. Mary Beall.
Chat-let Moore, n student In a Lex
'hgton school, spent some time with
f.-s i aronts In Berryvllie last week.
Mit? [.Hi.an Montgomery, 01 Wash?
ington, is the guest of Mrs. I!. V.
P'fer.
Miss Emily Powers entertained .it
bridge last week in honor of Miss
v-Mu- Sc hi ? y. -of Frederick; Md.
Mies Lena AshwooJ. ?vho t,.i^ been
visiting Mrt. J. IS. O?don. hn:. return?
ed to ? homo in ? Winchester.
Miss Daisy Box we'll, who has boon
vic-itiag Mis.- Lillian Moore fbr some
time, has left for Charlestown, W.
Va. ?>
. Rev. Edward Wall, rector of the
Rerryvllle Episcopal Church, with wife
and daughter, Miss May, left recently
for Richmond, on a visit.
Mrs. S. L. Palmbntim in In Balti?
more.
Henry Myers loft Tuesday for a trip
to Washington, Alexandria and Char
lottcsvilio.
I Mrs A. Mooro, Jr., Is visiting friends:
In Charleetown, XV. Va.
WYTHEVILLE
[Special to The Ttmeg-Dlapatoh.j
Wythovillc, Vj., February 3.?Mr.
and Mrs. Charles lllcks entertained a
large number of friends at cards on
S?turda) evening In honor of Mrs.
Cbai'ilss T?te, 01 Austiuvlllc, who is
now .1 resident ?f Wytheville,
Miss Curl..i) Hampton, ot Columbia',
S. C.. is the guest of Mra. Jatnod S.
Ward.
Cuddi itobert Foil go, of ihe'V. M. I.,
returned Wcrtnosdhj to Lt-x.ngtoi,, af
toi ? visit to h.s parents, .vir. und
Mrs. R. U Poage.
Mis.. \ irgh.ia' Gibbouey left Tuo-;
day tor an uxtended \is,t to Miss Lind?
say Wilson, in New Orleans.
Mrs, Frank Gootlwln M spending the
winter with her Bister, Miss .lane
Rutherford, at the Guerrant in Rich?
mond.
MUi Mary Powell Is the guest of
M!'. and Mrs. Ferdlnaml Powell at th:lr
home in Johnson City.
Miss Dorothy Gray, of Ablngdon, isj
visiting .her aunt. Mra. Virginia p.
Kent, tor a few weeks.
Mra. W. n. Splllbr will leavo this
Wiek to visit her son. B.>yd Splller.
and other friends In Baltimore and
Washington.
Mra. Henry William-, of Martln?
viiie, is the guest of Mrs. Putney, at
"Ingteslde."
Homcomb Reed, of Bynchburg, I- the
week-end. guest of* Dr. and Mra. >i.
I A. Thomas.