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j New Spring Suits!
Tlic careful buyer who recognizes style and quality, and
desires a "good looking street, suit at the most reasonable price,
will find this modv 1 we arc offering to-day just the thing f??r
her costume of the moment. These suits combine the best
style features disclosed in higher | riced garments. I hev are
of serge, loose-cut coat, with moire collar, silk-lined and
trimmed in self-toned button . strap back. '1'he new two tier
skirt and loose sleeve are other good points. These arc shown
in Copenhagen, navy, coral, tango and black;
in sizes 10, 18, 36, 3S. I Vice tPJLU.Uli
V^oaifrncvn 1 i' 'v G-tnvJacmii)
'
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rtrrtj and m?:mt?crn k?.'i t h<" <>d ;it
th?> Art '"tub yes>terday' ill-moon t<>
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'?t) of Ftl hnmnd 1'.!* !.?>,' ? > > "on?" i "i
drcnaed the rlub on Mlrhanl Alivi'tn's
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ration ot t Ji? - J-f. MtliH' <"J. :* r?.? I. in ;i
graphic and l.ri<-' rti;inn?i, ? ?; 114
with ;i ilclinltlo: > f tru-- .i:l .t ? i i:..
worlt accoriutl: ?h< d I, v r,r- -i 1 -1 t-ti- "
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:mi v?'l of itrt.
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with the creation ?>' l It - ? wt.il
and trills with the ti 1 ?;11 Jii'! - . >>i
man. It waH .t KiibJ> ? 1 v. I-. . 1 f
v?..r h the fiOIll find t:?I ? - s 11 '?( M ? I
A:ia*lo tlfti! It' - li HIn '. 1 - .; to < 1 !?.
/ind lie planted to iri V" tn? worl-1 son ?
thin* to rnM'vM p>"j.h : ?; ??veil :
I'm veil to thenii ttIs gev^ro ant! doejrl>
plouc viewa of 1 if?- I*. *. *.;? \ ? 1 i11
conception 'hi-.; h:s:- r->v. ?) ih* r..?
it'llaiion tif 1) k'wjwii t< ?:? 1 ? !? 1: 1
work lh ai. awful thlni;. '.hut h.-tU! 1 -
you ill th' tlrii', and t- dltlicult ? : in
terpr' tatlon
Ulshop O'Cont'.' ll ti. :? : > 1 with li
llrloa:* humor upon tl.?- fr 11*? !>i:? <?:
Michael Artv loN ' "nt ??tjuiocar n uft
dl?--cunsed tho ? ???nlral t)< nts of
palatini;, .'.s v\ ?? 1J .is tin- oririn ?tt<! ?.??n
rral lnt? .-pretatlor. ?>' t ? i. It :?
>^^"Tastos
* Iyiko More
I) r o a (1 mad
from I) U N l,0 I1
FLO UK Is so
light, nutritiou
u n <1 appoti/liiK
ono eood tasto
deserves another.
mk
Br PATFh r ,
fell
?WEigfc^anVfTO.
Easter Flowers
"of Guaranteed
Freshness"
Hammond
Tel. Mad. 630,
109 K. Hrond St., Richmond, Va.
HAVE VOU Si:EX OUR NEW
SPRING STOCKS.-'
Best Ever.
Seymour Sycle
11 West Broad Street.
The
Kids
Simply
Must
Have It,
The Different
Bread
MINERAL WATER
ASKYomwcrofi
KODAK
HEAD
QUARTERS'
Wo sell more Kodaks ana supplies,
do more Kod?k finishing,?or.ly
of the best kind,?and carry the
largest and most complete SL.ock
in t.be SouLU.
That's why w? are celled
"Kodak Headquarters."
Let at supply your Kodak
needs.
Th8S'GALESKI0p,ic31 Cc
Main and
8th Sts.
223 E.
broad St.
i. in ;!? >|t. tii form, illll Intpnyi-ly
"hiistian i. : In- . ii i'*- ?. ? -: 11: l ri ir. Tim
i'vil tini'ti.r ' ? i it -1 li;?- set upon th<
lri?!it ou rid of tli::' I id l i i ii <? ti ;i t ? ? -1 tin
-? t limn hi Sa vi imrola preached i ?
< ? 1 ? ? r ?- it .?> ' \?i -11 ? il to tii- i'.ii'I.i ij 1' t ? j
d??! . ' 'tiii|n 1; il i- 11 !? s.-on o
Mi? \iifi |i> .i li-i Ible !*" i-' ??i
?vritt?ri i; i oli-rc, i;n?-lia in: in~ .'iml I'
t;ii< i i:. iif'iiM-- tint will endure for
? ??:>tiirlus l i con
1.. hop m'Coiiih II fcjrmerly IIv. <1 in
It . and made hi? >i??il11 ill t !?.?? I lat i|
? ? i ii- !i - ?- nl iii lor nearly thirty
>?< ii il !?? lure %va- :t brilliant :*11?I
idI ?'!. t. ? 1J. id with ' - >.i!i?i?Uiv: ???
arid ? i!r?ct iii .'s that libit! the attention
(I 111-. audi' tlCe : ! . > r 11 III riMlill. to CI!'!
Itnek I'riiiii Ilit- Soutli.
.Mi .);?!?? Kuthi I loot ?! li:.: !"-? t -i ? in <1
to In i .. j i.i it : ,i'M t at I I ? ?.* I ? ? : I ? Id.
:ift?r -i!i ? '? i?l(il !t:iy in lip :?'citilh,
.1 ' ,i| i ? I 1 ?\V I IK i i i III |>l Mil li 111 1 I ill II.
M : . I it11 I. ? ? I'linj" 1 W.I t in x III : I ? .f
.1 and M i' ?; i . ? |i:i in ;?t I li *??I
co ii ii* r . ? st:, tn i .? ,i r ? * i t % I" ??i:. t. I ?" lit..
for k< v r.tl u . ,-i. ami also i-p'.iit
I illll' III 1 III) I Ollil
t.eelnre oil Mr\li o.
? Ti i.:.' -iin .Ni-i'ly - ill u'i.i . ?: i il
lustrated loctiiro Mexico for tlio
l.i-r.i I t of tli- i ii,. . A i. S- i i.ol "ii I'l -
ii;?v ii.'ti-i : ???? i :: .; i ?. ? lock at tin
.??.* ri ill High School, iiltd auaiit
. ' . ? loci: it tin Jeff. i A *. Ilto
l I in. 'Iin < '|" *| A r S. Iiool was started
b> U ? S. bool I ?? aid ;*. I). ?
!?? -111 n ? ? ..-J Un -? Inn.1 \ivitini: eoinmit
: . Til- ? "111< ? ?- il ppiled t ;. ? ? 11.? i i -
'I.. I ?<??. 1 : 111, ami ! - thr".Jgll v.: -
? Ion* ? ?? .: I'll ' :.'l p> litn i M 11 lii-: or'.'.n -
r.nti nH |.in\ tli? ? inllk Mid ? giis
for tT'i* i hil l: 'II Tiir sUC'i?: s of It;.
? t ? i 11? i ?-i- In so i: i ? t. a ml r .
i ? ill- fur I. ; o'. I all .? \ !?????* alio*: <?
? ? . i ' i .,:?*. - hii in ? il. -i in
I- 1 '??? :!n nubile for aid til carrying
? <>ii11 in-ii l:il Mall To-Vinlit.
< ? ii 13 of iin- ninvt Irnpni' ::: so Jcitv
events nf this i. v< i,lni' will In; th
i,,
A 111 I
ll.'l
b
iti >riv
1,-n I- is' id at tin* ::I? 11
i Hi ' .-1 .-? . ?? o'clo. , . under the
t in i. Mil. - a Wl'.in- It w ill
i nr-ilv .c- posslbl.-. a rctiroiiu -
? ^imtlitr ;tf!.i:in iflvi :i in Kiiroji'
? ? "? * . confetti iind favor>
I .ill JO.It:- of lov I*.
r :t 1 S|H ciit 1 o inct s
1'.? White and oth'Ts.
iii.- \. ji i ? I. - .ill ii will be .< very
? 1 . ? 1 t ?i .:.!?* one A ?i > .'.*
many ta!il? 1. . !i -inly Iioc-ii re
rvetl, iiTill i n ; :ir;iii(iiis for t:-.' event
ai" iiiiumi i'ly i liil'.oi'iit".
M ? Whit- ha* r'-tiirinfl from Wasli
ici;t- , w!n-rc .-h. lias liio-n the BUCHt
: fru-ii'i- for ti..? pa-.t rul dai
i Itarlly t i1ril I'urly.
v .! r11 \ .-.(i ii party will h# plvon
tld;- afternoon ut t o'clock at tin- reiil
?11-lie- of Mi>-i Kli-,:iih.-th Tiivlor, 1"01
flri-ve Avfi.ii - Tin- cntertitlnincnt i
nniii-r tin- iiTi^nici-.- of the Alumnae Av.
*??1 '.atimi ol Mi-f Morris's School, itiiil
tables inay be reserved through Silts
T -.ylor 1; fi i slinn nt.s ill be s.rvil
? ?ft - tin -..IC ?
\i"i lilt ? I'll rrcl I.
Tin- n.iimai;i- of Mrs. \. %" F.iir-11
anil John I. NVj-lilt. of l**iiiiikliii. Pii .
tvati celebrated very quietly at tho
rceldcnec of Mis. Jo.^le Phillips, at the
? Iraiiio'.. tin ' #?remony laklnu ptace
. ? !iii.l. f..on in Men'lay The Itev.
I'tiiiili T Mcl-'iirli ii o*!iclat^?l. and I'ro
fi ?: .1 I.iiinuiit i iall>: :i:tli rcmiered
tin- wcildin^ music. The fl raw trtir
rmm wns piritily (lccointod In paliiu;
iii.l llowerti. .iml uti Improvised altar
'if palms pott- i ii'.anta anil luii-nlni?
t i! t ?< i s w arrariKed at "ni end of tli.
room. Tin hr:d< wore a smart tailored
?v.il with hat to ini'.tch and hor How
? -S wen or<*hlds iti.ii lllle- of the val
1-y. She w.is :ittin<ied b> Mrs. N. 1'.
Norris as dame of honor.
lmim diatcly after the rerrmony Mr.
it in) Mis Nesl.it left for St Petersburg,
1- Iii . and tlu-y will return about the
u.iddle of April to Franklin, l'a.,
where they will make their home. Mrs.
N'i shit i* a riaunhter of Mrs Martha
Vlr.'-ent, and tlu- i?roo:n is a prominent
attotrn-;.- of Franklin.
Tii Mnis In .Norfolk.
A ntimbei of Hichmond people will
C" to Novl'olk on Thursda;. to attend
the last C'lU'ert of the season at the
.N'orf .Ik Music t"mh. when Alma Oluck
will lie tin iudoist. An elahorate pro
Krnrn will he leiideifd, and Mr. Uosen
':? in w ill In tin :ii.*i r'*- accompanist.
Krliirncil l-'rnin \\ ii>liinp;ton.
N'r i'buries Picl.ett Stoker, wito
has bor-n on an extendi d v isit to her
sister in Washington, where sin- has
l:e?n mucLi entertained, returii'd to
Richmond last week. Mrs Stokes has
ii- in:' iftsestii at tin Chesterfield In-r
son. Charles I'. Stokes, ol" Philadel
phia.
? ? i
The IlniiMint on Siilnrilay.
Tin- tlist of a series of "thes-dan
sants." under the auspices of I<ee Ch;ip
t.-i, I." n I ted Daughters of the Confed
eracy, will be hehl in the ballroom of
the Jefferson Hotel on Saturday after
noon from i to 7 o'clock. It will be
ii fashionable and cltarinincr event, and
the list of patrons includes some of
the lcndintj women of tin city. Tables
may be reserved through Mrs." Henry C.
Cooper, of 2401 Grove Avenue, liecora
tions will be In spring flowers, and iin
orchestra will play for the dancing.
Mrs. A. .1 Montague, who Is president
oi I.ec_Chapter, is putting forth every ?
effort for the success of the entertain
ment. and several silver loving cups
will !??? awarded as prizes i'ot the best
dancer .
Sii II'iiikp Mfi-tliij;. I
Mrs. William F. Harris trill make j
an address lo-morrow afternoon at 4 :
o'clock at the reirular weekly meeting 1
of the T-apial SufTrace Loague. of Itlrh- i
inoiiii. at lieadi|ii:irtersi Mrs. Harris's i
sub.i-? -1 will In Woman ami Chivalry?? j
It- Chivalrv a Siibstittite for Justice?" ]
Miss Loti l-iolh Cntesbv Jones will in -
troduee the speakrr. atul the public is
Invited to attend. Tea will be imurtd
iit the conclusion of Mrs. Harris's lec
ture.
Prominent eilillnc.
S;>vs the Washington Post:
"The ruarriiige of Miss Jeaiiette.
Allen -and Iden'.enaiit Frank M An
drews, Second Cavalrv, I'nited Stittcs
Arms, look place qui* 11V Mondav after
noon at the home of the bride's fatln r
nod mother, Lieuicniint-t'olonel and
Mrs H.nrv T Allen. The l't.-v. Kd
w.crd S. Dunlop, assistant rector of St. ,
John's, iierformed the ci rcmony in the i
iifi sr-iice of on 1 \ the family and a few
intimaie friends
"The bride wore a traveling suit of i
dark blue silk, a small toque, and a ,
corsat-e of orchid*. She was Miiatt-nd- .
eii Walter S. tiillinghain, of Honolulu,
was the best ntnn Later in the after
noon Lieutenant and Mrs. Andrews left
for Virsrinia, win re they will spend I
tlvlr honeymoon before going to Fort
Ktlutn Allen where Lieutenant An
ilretv< is stationed."
MrrilititM Tn?I>ny.
The. last meeting of the Mother's
Story Class, under the lemletship of
Miss llattlc Pell CireshaiTi, -will be held
this afternoon at -1 o'clock at the Art
club, of Richmond, f>21 West Grace
Street Miss Grcsham's talk for this
afternoon will be on the. subject, "Eas
ter Stories." . , .
Tho Story 'reUcra' League, of Rich
tuond. wilt hiivc ItH March meeting In
the auditorium of the Vlrnlulu Me
chanics' Institute this* afternoon at '>
o'clock. A delightful program of
stories will b<> rendered by ?om* of the
most talented t>tiir\ teller* n the city,
ami all Interested are Invited to be
present.
In ntttl Out of Tonu>
Mrs .1 <>)iit Springer, of U'Umii>Kton.
X. C.. moth* r of Mrtv Andrew Jackson
Gray, is spending ??-*?? time here.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Krasl. r have left
Ki'liinoiiil for th*-ir country estate,
"Thornwold." in West Virginia.
Mr and Mrs. Hubert Young Conra'l,
whose wedding took j>I??? ? Saturday in
!:;i It !/?><>( sailed ye.-terday to spend
their honeymoon abr< :
Mi j- I, I >* hrlrhson I." th.> gues-t
I., r sis'<r. Mi'h. li ? t'urtls:-, at the
Hotel 'irafion, in Washington.
Mr.?. W. Scott. and her |uiprht.,r,
? Duuvili-, arrived iu Hit lunond Fri
day to visit friends.
<'h.irl**s Krancls Caclti1, of Hoiinoke,
has r- t jrii* d t<> his home after a .short
stay In tiii.s city.
Miss Sadie Nestle, ><f thi* city, if the
guest ot Miss Dorothy I'h' Ips at ihe
l-'rederlck apartment?, in Newport
News.
Miss Mario Walker, of Hlrhmond,
is visiting her e-iusin, Miss Linda .'nu?,
in Alexandria.
Mis* IT a 11 i ? ? Wofsharn has returned to
til- 'ily this w< fK, after v i .s I tl 11K Ire ii'lH
in Newport New.*
Mrs Andrew* Jackson Montague n -
turned to kiefunond y? sterilay, after a
week's* stay iri Wash!s.gtoii.
Mi -o> Nina clans, v. h<> has !>??? i. visit
in:' in Ma It!snore, ? ;>? : t the week-end
v.ith I." r aunt, Mi: s Hlckey 'ians, in
We diington.
Mrs. W I). And**rs?>!i has returned
from L'rhann:' wh* i .- sh" lias M i n 111?r
gu-st "1 ke\ and Mr:-. J-', li. McSpar
lan.
Miss lleb-n iJalefiki has return***! to
fl * els;, after a vit-it t<< Mrs Stanley j
I.ansburgh. in W.-i hliigton.
Miss Caroliso* Coleman has returned
t*> the city, after spending the w<ek
. r .1 it ' Peecliwood."
Mr' Jaines O. P'-nn, Jr.. of Danville,
i spending several days in this city.
Mrs A II Ms-arich, ?ho has been
with relatives in this c|t> for ti,>. win
ter season. Is 1 --:ivI?4short!, for New
port News
Miss Margaret Sp?*iie. r ha.- r<-turio d
? her hi-iiie in Martinsville, afs* r a
atuy of several \s ? < 1 s in Htchmoud.
John I'hlpps, of th's eitv, has l.fen
the recent guest of relatives In I'ulaski.
Stuart W. CJoddin. of lor.:. \v*-r
*;ra: Street, who has been quite ill
!?>! ?**ni? time w.i operated on by Dr.
r- II Terr ell yestertla ?? at the Me
morial Hospital.
C!'FI( i:i! Ktl.l.S M'tilto tiiii:i\
Vft'r Iteeel vlmt Dessth Won ml Mu?i fn
.inrrs lli'lrothf.
[Special t > '[".<? Tim*"*-Dispatch 1
\' '.v|i'i"t News, Vn March 17 !'i ,ir,\ j
Paul, r noi{ro chicken thief, w shot
and killed by pet r.c' i vc? Sp**v:eri i. i 1'i ar
son, *if tii" local police f> ; during a
lie.'-,, hand-to-hand combat b<;tweeii
tiieT.i to-d.iy about .? mile north >.f this
>i'\ I'e.uson wen: to the place t*>
. i ? -t the iioisro, and the latter, acci-rd
inr to c\ idenc-- off* red at !h<- coro
i ei s. in<|U*-st, said he would !:? before
1 ?? would f. t?j jail. He trie*l t<> ru:i.
?iut ti;? *?!licer *apture<l h;:n. After
receivini; iiis death wound through the
1 tt lunpr, the ne^rro threw the oiTic? r
>vor a rriiulstonc. fracturing the iiop.'
in I'e.trson'H left arm.
Pearson was arre ted on a warrant
sworn out by Chief Mitchell. ci'.ar(?lti*
hlnt with muriler, and he was bailed for
his appearance before Justice Mrown
<Mi Vridny fo.- i pr< llminary !>? ur!:,i^.
i'aul was about fifty years oi l. and was
employed at the coal docks, lb* stole
the chickens from a farm about a
uuartrr of a mile ftom the sccsie of
the light
KIHI-: CAI.SK.S 5-7,0(10 l,()S*i.
Stock ot (? ootlh ill l)uri\lllc ClolliluK
Mure Huinetl.
[Spccial to The Times-f)ispa tch. 1
iJativlllc, N'a.. March i7. ? Kire which
liroke out early this morning in the
basement of Hodnett .v Keeling's * loiii
lny store, on Main Street, cntirel> r-sin
ed a stock of (roods valued at $27,000
in half an hours time. Insurant1* will
cover the clothing lirsu's loss, and als-?
tlse damage to tlie three-.-tory build
ir tr, which was slijrltt.. .''tot ' employes
hrt,t iliscoveted th<- lire when smoke
filtered up from the basement :;nd made
tl tmposHible to remain In the buil t;:uA.
The fire department had much ditli
oulty In r* aching the blaze, and it
broke through into the main Moo: of
the store before It was finally quenched
li\ a line of hose taken through the
Commercial flank building to the tea;
of the burning store, and used effec
tively there. The origin of tlio. ore was
traced to a pan of ashea taken from
the stove and thrown on to a pile in
the basement, where much inflammable
material was stored, asicl which quickly
took fire.
fill. SCHISVCK Ili:sili\s.
.No I.unsrr < linlriniin ??f \orl??lk City
Demoerii t le t "mil sail tee.
[Special to The Times-Dispnteii.]
Norfolk Va., March 17.?1?: Powha- ,
tan S. Schenck has rt-siivn-'i a.-, chair
man of the Norfolk C.'y Democratic
1'MCcutlve Oommitteo. The stattss of
the Democratic oommitteo itself is
somewhat doubtful its the minds of
nsanv politicians. The committee was
elected in l'jll for two year*, before
the city was redistt lcted. There ha ?
been no election since. A new eomniit
te ? hould have beets elected last fall.
Should a Democratic primal v bo held
in the forthcoming campaign
doubtful if the Citi-en party would
participate in it. Democrats sue try
ing to arrive : t a way to eliminate tli<
net,s o vote in the forthcoming elect ion
This vote is almost certain to go to the
Citizens' party If a primary Is held
it would bind Democrats to support the
nominees of that primary or force thosn
beyond the pale of party lines.
10 MAKE YOUR HAIR
MORE BEAUTIFUL
To give your hair that glosr- and I us -
tre and wsivv silky-softness, use Vlar
tnonv Hair Beaulifler. It takes aw:-.y
th ? 'dull, dead look of the liatr. and
makes tt bright?turns the ?t: Inglner.s
into llufllness?-overcomes the oily oilo-s
and leaves a sweet. I He-rose fiagvaneo
?-makes the hair easier to put up neat
ly and < asicr to keep in place. it is
Just exactly what it is named ? hair
beautiller, :md whether your hair ia
ugly now or beautiful, it will improve
its appearance. You'll be delighted
with the results. Simply sprinkle a
little on your hair each time before
brushing it. Contains no oil; will not
change the color of hair, nor dsn ken
gray hair.
To keep your hair and scalp dandruff
free and clean, use Harmony Shampoo.
This pure, liquid ahum poo is most con
venient to use because It gives an In
stantaneous rich, foaming lather that
Immediately penetrates to every psu-t
of luilr and scalp, insuring a quick,
thorough cleans!up. Washed off Just
as quickly, tho entiro opeution fakes
onl\ i< few moments. Contains nothing
thai can harm Iho hair; leaves no
harshness or stickiness?Just a sweet
sriielling cleanliness.
lioth pprepa rations come in odd
shaped. very ornamental bottles, with
sprinkler tops. Harmony Hail* tteautl
licr, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo. 50e.
Uoth guaranteed to satisfy you in every
way, or your money hack. Sold only
at the more than 7,000 Kexall Stores,
and in this town only by us. Polk
Miller Drug Co., i34 East Main Street,
Richmond, Vu.
(Advertisement)
Great
MaP-tE'IITOKSS".
ti rirtH c/^*3"
- ?- ^C:^?>/
Third
Wednesday
Sale!
New Goods, I rustworthy Quality,
Cut I} rices.
Experience will teach you to expect them all
in this weekly economy event.
Toilet Articles ai
Liberal Reductions
,li-HN 'I'n Ion ?i Powder, aiitl
y<;ptlv and bcalit.g, -5e value,
I7v.
IH'iic, l<il l Doinr Tup Talenni
I'owdrr, in violet aiul coryloppsls
odors. -5c v..!'?< lie.
?'.Iliirx linrilrn" Perfurur, the
genuine $L' value. per ouncc
Wednesday only 5i.sr;.
lliiuliiP'Kt'" Etui de '1'iillrtlf
Wiilrr. sale |? ?? I .;?> Wednesday,
jut outu ? . t!?e.
liriiliiiif llrltllr I nnlli Ilrti?hr?,
made Wltli -anlta . celluloid
jaii'.llc, -5?: value. Hie.
Ribbons
>1 \Tt Il(.i:ss V M.I I'.S,
JKSc NEW S PitI N t i ItlllllOVS.
I lie.
Ail silk. sash and milliner:
widths, satins and i
moire.
shad
Black
in and
ta ffot an, fashionable
anil black: limit 10 yds.
Satin Back
Ribbons.
Velvet
Incomparable
Neckwear lvalues
on-'iiiinn foh vorii sioi.f.c
TIIIV,
Dnli.lj Wlillr \cl Fichus, JOc
values; Wednesday,- I0e.
Fine Ni'I in white and
ocru. 50e values; Wednesday, Iflc.
Ilomlolr Caps, in lace and net.
all new arrivals, 50c value; Wed ?
nesday, Me.
Air Fern arid Dish,
63 c
To-morrow wr- ofl'ei you the
oppovt n ni i y io secure a beati
lii'ul '."if. larg.1 si/.c Air Fein
and a handsome eipht-inch
59c hammered brass Fern
Dish, with I.ail fo t. the two
for c:>e.
Sale o f
Men's Wear
Meu'ii 15e llund-Mndr 4-Pljr
Collars, in all the best and
wanted styles; sizes I"1,* to
IS. six to a box, 0"?e.
This is not a Job lot of
soiled or Imperfect collars.
All llemnrl.nlib l'nd?*rprleed.
No. ) ? ? 1? inches wide, regu
larly 30c, at -'be a yard.
No 2 _''j incbi ?= wide, rCEU
larl.v 4 0c. a l :t"<- a yard.
No. inches w.de, regu
larly ?"?'c, at .Jtip :i yard.
Si'. -10 lnih(::i wide, regu
larly at 4'c a y. rd.
No. ?j0?4 liii'ins wide, regU
larly Tic. al ?lBo a yard.
Notion Specials
I lilblren's IIosc Supporters,
"Buster Mr.'Wn" make ?
l.'ie kI/t ..lie I7e nine . . . 13c
l!lle *!/.?? . . 15e IWo n'.r.r . . 17c
Mirmvs at sai.e 1'itii r.s
t'overril Dress Shields, pl:iin,
sizis and 4. light weicht, strict
ly perfect; usually I.';: pair, .se.
I.imll. ti pairs.
Itoll Tape, '--inch. white,
usually 1 tie. I.imit. >'? pieces.
silk IWilr Nets, blonde, brown,
black, larpe size, tied end and
with elnstIo, usually HOo tio7.cn.
17c. Limit, - dozen.
Silk Blouses,
Silk Dresses,
Crepe Kimonos
M'KCIALI.V run Ivl).
I.miles* .lap Silk Itlouses, in the
new colored stripes: also in the
plain colors of pink, maise and
white; these are tailored, with
ruffle and r.-11 collars; JU.00
value,
Crepe de t'liine (Houses, in the
latest s.princr models. In pink,
ir.ai/.o and wh.> , $5.00 \.i!ue,
s;i.i?s.
Full I.eiiKtli Imported J.'ipiin
ese t repe KIiikiiiiin, ;.)| hand
embroidered, in pink, coral and
blue, So.00 values, J*-.!!*.
Muslin Underwear
Under Price
A lot of French Nainsook
Goiviin, neatly and daintily
trimmed with embroidery; worth
$1.00 and J1 .25, tor 7lle.
A lot of Skirts Combinations,
Drawers anil Corset Covers,
worth ''o and 75c, for flJie.
A bit of Crepe (.owns, extra
si included; worth 51.00, for
7 lie.
Items of Interest io
Mothers
GATHERED FROM OIK IN
FANTS* AMI CHI 1.1)11 EN'S
Wi; \ 1! DEPARTMENTS.
M) IM TI! 10 llKDl CKl)
I'll I (ICS.
Clilidrrn s Colored Dresses,
mad- of rrinehntn ami pe ? r? 1?
'Z t<> t". y. if.-, worth 75c, fot r?iie.
( lilldrcii y. !!ats, I.#I tj.ti boy o
ti l. cannot be <ltiplic .t?:i"or
lcs>- than and 7.1e, choice
AOc.
Infant'* I'mie) Muslin tups
wo th .T'c. lor "">??.
< lilhlreri's shepherd Clieelt
CoittM, cadet or self-.ollat
: cuffs, v.orth $2.oo, f ir si.i
Art Department
ors*i;ni\(is \vk!,i. woiitii
% tit n \ TT15\TI t)\.
( hlldrca's l'H|iie Cottts, ready
made and stamped; sl;ros I t'>
year.-', values np t? > S2. I*, Wed
nesuay, eho i c. ?1.111*.
Stamped I.I iicii Tray Clntlis,
linjl es anil ('?>lli'rs, values l<>
^'.ic; Wedncsda choice, ICe.
Imported l.jnliurst St|tinres,
value Uac; choice, I tie.
Ileautlt'iil stamped < ream t.lnen
I'illunN, if:. Imi I nucli designs);
Idle valuer. 1'iic.
IF VOL'IIB I.NTI2HESTF.D IN
Men's Wear
HKKK'S THE niOST VAM'BS IN"
IIKIIMO.M).
Mcii'n S1..">() White MqiItun
rnjiuiias, trimmed with silk
IroKH, beautifully made; Wed
nesday only. Sl.uu.
Ilea's a.le Silk I,Isle llalf nose,
in navy, tan, uray and black;
Wednesday, pairs for floe.
Men's Rest l.lsle Web Sus
penders. made with stronp calf
skin ends, trimmed nonrtistablo
brass trlmmltiKs, ?<0c value. 2.*e.
Glen's I-'lne 75e I'erenle Slilrts.
in the very best of patterns, full
cut and fast colors; Wednesday
only, ritie.
Men's All-Pnre Miieti 12Vio
Ileitis? I telied Ilniiilkerehlefu, full
sir.c; sale price Wednesday, 0 for
."?e.
Ur><; lot of Men's I'erenle and
Madras Shirts that sold for $1.50
each; only about 10 dozen In the
lot; sale price Wednesday, G9c.
Bed Spreads, Sheets
and Pillow Cases -
Exceptional Values
from the
Jewelry Section
? 1..MV I ahrrnkalile tiemilne Sil
ver 'Mesli lisiKs, larye 6-lnch sizo,
engraved frame, $1.."0 value;
Wednesday, .?*i up.
Itar 1'Iiin, wllii pearl and rhino
stone seitinKs; also in plain dull
Hold finish, -~>c value; Wednes
day, ir>?*.
. Ilntplns, In Kohl ami silver
finish; some of them come with
pretty settings, while othoru
iiavo I lie plain finish, -5c value,
- for S9o.
hmporteil .Inpanese Antimony
frames, in tlie rich Oriental do
signs, $1.00 and $1.-5 values;
Wodnesday, (Hie.
A .Ml
oriiKit
IIOUSFIItll.O
Nnr.ns i NniMtJMtiCF.?
FOIl WEIIXUSDAV'S
SFUL.ING,
SlxtlO L'tleo Sheets, 90c value;
Wednesday only, 7,*Se.
M\!I0 Scalloped llemstltehed
Sheets, !<5c value; Wednesday
only, ?>0e.
?t-*:ui PUIovt Cnxes, sood qual
ity cotton; 15c vnltie; Wednesday
only, l>>ie.
II? I and 12-4 nimlty flnllts,
$2.00 values; Wednesday only,
SI. III.
II? I Size Crochet Quilts, pood
value; for Wednesday only, sr.c.
;<--lnch Seotelt (,li>Rhains, beat
crude, 15e value; for Wednes
day only, l2Vsc.
-7 and a^-lnch (dnclinm, our
full new line of best 10c grade;
Wednesday only, s'~e.
?IG-lneh llrown Cotton, the
pood, lonp-wearing kind, lOe
value; Wednesday only, 7^e.
?1-4 I.oiik Cloth, very fine ijual
It.v, value 11c; Wednesday onlv,
7%e,
I.OWFII THAN K\KI? WE
Window Shades,
Couch Covers, Curtains
and Rugs
THESE 1MUCKS Ftlll W10 ON ICS
IIA V ONI.V.
TARI.E COVE11S, ll>e.
Fringed Tapestry Table Cov
ers, about fifty In lot; value 50c.
onil WINDOW S1IA 111:8, I lie.
Kxtensive assortment of sizes
and colors-, including vestibule
door size; values up to $1.01).
CltETONNE AND AI IT TICK
ING. lie.
Ileatitiful patterns, pood selec
tion of colors; value .'!0c a yard.
STF.XCII.KD CI'HTA IN SCUIM,
I tie A 1 A l< 11.
Iteverslble, Double Ilnrdee
Scrim, yar?l wide; strictly all
new patterns-; value 15c a yard.
.NOTTINGHAM \Nll CAlll.K N 1ST
CI It'lA INS, Stf..",f? IV\ lit.
Fine While and Arali'na Color
I.nee Curlniiis, tlree yards Ions;
vali'"- ?'J.OO a pnJr.
fim-: wii/i'o.N hi <;s, .?ia.os.
French Flnixli Wlltoa Hiik?,
frlni'od end.-i, Persian and t?t ?? i?
lal patte ns; size oj.kiJJ inches;
value lx.50.
Linens
VAI.ri'.S tlF THE TIM E KIND.
NOTE THESE IIEIH t TIONS.
Ihmuiik, 5S inches wide,
in white and red and white, i^ale
price \V< ! ncsda y . I lie.
11 and- Em Iiroiilereil Floe l.lnrit
I'lllow t ii-.cn, in hcim-iitclied and
scalloped; $:t .50 a pall value,
Wednesday. a pair.
I.ttr^e mil! Heavy I ninri Hock
Timclx, l.s.s".full s ze. in r. d.
while anil blue borders; J-'.ftO a
dozen value; Wednesday, Sl.tso a
dose n.
The llest, Soft Finish. All Col
toil ( rii-li, lii-ht eolo s. 1^ i i lies
wide, worth 10c a yard; Wednes
day, 7 c.
White Goods
SI'ECIAI.I.Y PRICED EOII
WEDNESDAV ONI.V.
i<nnK cloth, soft tinish, nr.
inches wide, regular price, Sl.lt)
per piece; Wednesday only. PSc.
I.Incite, 3t> inches, line for chil
dren's wear of all kinds, strong
and durable; a linen tinishud
fabric, lac value, tie.
I.uan Fabric, 40 Inches wide,
the Ideal spring and summer mu
te rial; 1?? 2-3c value, l.le,
I'nJuma Cloth, 36 Inches wide,
small check, line, soft finish,
12'/&c quality, H I-3c.
Nell Rose Waltz. With McAdoo
Wave, Introduced at Wash
ington Dance.
' 11 " ? I t<> The Tllll*n Jllcpnt h i
. V' ' ' ?" I? ? So Irly p i i .'!?
, ' ' O* '1- Uleaiioi \VI -r,n n,|
'? V >,!?, i>.,. i. jrtT: t .i White
?stootn
!. i. HO
i!' r:
M !?
? hi'ti
n Willi . with .
introduce.! at thf
ivho Joined In
<;la-.1 j ? it ?,
I ? .?
iM' h
-Ml - M;.; murlt" 'l.i
- I.Jury in..I I ,u. v Unr
J'"<: -II . -t< I'-l.. n.T ,
' ' i" -. ?h??l'at ?>!
? w. t;- !.|T?,duct.| Ii?m-.
n i - ||... M<
I 1- - <jl pl\ .I" ;||,J I'll I
0 111
;. 11 .
?!>.:? k
*j: i lie
l\ll
I j u r
C?o.!
mi:-1
Mlaa
Irish
' ? -n r?|?n | re in r 1.
? i:i riKOtJil.- t by ?
who: (mm h :;nr- i. ????
??? *??U f..r l II "If . I'.II . II- ?
U l.s.in pinned u : ? I -.pra. ,,f ,?
sliunir.ck. ? -lit l.v John IC-ilciori I m-.
1'iesiU m. In 8?creUry McAdftop buttonhole
I' ' ?<* of til- daily , :iri.;tu,.n .... , ..s ,
?h"," ftl?? ? ??>? bunch Pi I: |
1 bower in. kc-l in Ii-r .. .(. >
iM'Tfiury McAdoi. was tubjcptei'l to n o>n.i I
t-'al ol chafiinir rr>.. i hi !<?!..? <-.,l.,.,?t
III- .-ll.'.: a.1 h.- iiTlv. > to ntlfii ] ?>,?. ; .
' ? I!*-'!. IH!Pli|.lt II II,.. Whll. H. HIM.. hi.
'.:-,T"in'i iis"vr:i,-: ! ?" 5"i,ns"' ?n<Mnti?'<!
?vhlrt led tho bridal hymn from 'laili'in"
?"'?I til" i": i i-l a?.l off I. "t ? , T?r.|f I
urtiund uluppcil l?lm on iii>? back ami
y tiu<\ i- I Ii m with ' '>li Krai nl ,i t |mi? TI -
r?t \\n- cr.-U! ,lnt...j ... ,},????
? ri.iiilfr ? tatm-ci of uo-vl will, ml |.,
;.M. through tli-s ojivi I'.'or lj.ii:i?lti(; furi
I' \.,> nri'.'-f,] to la;, by frt?li>1? thnt .'tint I
i.ioanur .. ; ,?on I - wrartur: ;> new .11 uiu.n l
i".| i ??Ilium !>rn * wbb-h v>i i prr
1' ''r! r"tcr> loo I ciotr- ih<-ir '
MifCiicrpniont v. . n i.Jr j?n-,li -. It uri.lr: ?
tli.it Mir.. WiiMou In" li-ul till* .>n
?M?rrnerit "In.- to- noi:if? time; ..it. ? . \i - j
. ."nm-nl. hiie wore It on ,. . h.lln i.r.m- i i
hoi aerli ti ii i > i-auKbt ?J..wii !:? )(f.r .c-., I
u l-.^n tl." en c.\ f?!n*n< nan ni r.rn: ar?,| the I
rln : wi.- '.Ti.tifiit forth from liMins for ?u '
to see ami a imlrc. i
Irvine Favorite With Many,
Wliile There Is Strong Scnti
ijient for Buchanan.
[Special tf( Th<* Times- Dlspnlfh.1
Kli^tol. V.i.., M:i :<>li 17.? \ bun t 300
ili'lo^ii i f.-t ii nil visitors arriv?-fl from
.^oiitlnvi'iU \ IrLtinia counnca tins .u'l. r
nonn to au-nd luo NMntli District
I Jomoera tti- Conv.itition (r.-inorimv,
? hiyi a < n luilfla I,- In i - proaoiU tin Jis
''' 1,1 ' oti^ri'ja will lit* iiomlnutot! ,\m
?itlvam-- guard ,.f ; ?cli iai itr munl.^-.s
imiicato.s mi iitu-mlaiicc of probablv
not lc;;s th:tii soil i,i.-rnorrorv. Tlio
ijomoenits hav.- not m many yeaii
shown such j-renernl inturt-.-i Tlil.i i?*
iiuribut"(l in nan i-i ti,0 fact ill u
iiti' I->?mocralti are in control in th>'
nation, and in par; to a belief that
tli" tinioM arc pro|.iti.ni - for a Dctno
VV. v'l lor> H?<-' Ninth. Tli.' ii.it. i
obbicH nr.- tin .imoii tu-nlKht, ami
. V ? I'ecuJatKin as to tIi
piobablr nominee. I: Tatf Irvine :
i lavoritn with many, but
man.i.'st a stii :i^ si niiin.-nt
? >: h.Miator II. R Ituch., na n.
the dr-iot aivs aro unin.strm i.-u
?.oviinor Stuart .xp,,iod to ar
;'Vi i o'clock to-morrow morn
ing. ll?c l onv.'ntion will meet at noon.
Ihoro is
ii? ixihaii.'
Moat of
Disappearance of Seven-Year-Old |
Warren McCarriclc Creates '
Great Mystery.
[ Spochil to Tli? Tlm<?!)-Dlspr>b>h 1
Philadelphia, March 17.?Not Kinno l
I- ri-ib!i'r"m"'ti'' ' y iifro Ot Utile
- Mil til, tile son nf weal I h v
parent!--. Ims ,5 causod Mirli a s,
salio" am. rreab.l ?? rnvsr.-rv
^ "W^nearam-, of Warr. i, Mc
i "i" .,l" sev n-year-old son of :l
S iV .'rT, m-V' W ,? ,las mlsslnff
?M' ' ,,iSt l"?rsdny. and tor whom ai
ter'la v* " !,carch w;ts 'started yea- j
.',nV'i',a".iVirV? r'V(,y vacant tvilMincr.
ii 1V1J V, '' v:u-l"t 1"t ami tIn op,.,;
fi- Ids alontr i'.e S. hir MtiM Uivc,-. forty
clay joined the iiunt I >r tti? boy. ' 1 ''
<> " <l)ote'i'-,tlvlltl,. .lll'> ! '' of Ca jytuin
1,1 t <tivf.fi ( am,.i-on uho believed
. r i'id to I... . , p, i? 1;. |,y wolroni"
. """" th^ bo' 1.nib. hull -it
w if- r .'?n ' "'n r v 1.' 'i'^
??"?? "'r
In the bell. :? I!,;,t the McOtrrick la.l
- '* imprisoned in a fr^lubt ear
;;rV'.v cnV Hidotrackod i., an tn,
*' ;t is;^.:s"?.,.^rch-1- k?
v th" i^v
*? 1 r,t :i- ns hoin^ f? th k M'ilti*
cnst*! "u ,,:u Us whlch lir,?atho
i ! , ' ? 1 " f!v* 11 ml tho i hcoi
is adxaii.ed thai In- mlp lit have craw ed
{[J U l,o;; 1-';ir Puwlh!:. been iockv.i
.V.iionL' oth.-rs who hfislen.-d to off,.r
aid -lml syinpii thv to ,. >1 ,
? O Jlllfl li< Id lifii % .. ,f*
iio 11 He lot 1 \ V-V- I , 1,, 1 - vacant
iirrnhiMini .- .! JOIhi Kt-aao. tlo
I" rp? .i..tor ... s,ii> o.itr ,;i . 1-, ,
a hutterm in i ris..11 b
n,,'i' Wm Vapj: r;i uu.ks.
I'Ir.sS DlMriet T,-N? , <!||t
... . , ^itII :: and 1.
[Sp. cm) lo Til. T:i,|. . |>; ,p
Capo Charles Va . Mar! >' 17 - ? Tin
r5" ?r;iSS,onal district Stat
'?? rs m? . 111,1. will be held . r Cap,:
llllllll oil
J
pi ii
oee 1 si o 11
! ami ?!
has b
? \ TI 3 ' Illy
J1 iynt
A
at
en arrant ?<!
1l10.se on the
' ?- Sllpel-inten -
?omae < ?<.imt v ,
t'harics; Dr. }?'
of hool.'i
ltd l-ineasr.-;
Co
-?lub work:
Cha
tra
foi
pr< H
(lei; -. no ! >
?lohn T Mani. I. of , .. .,.
U. l-e\v;.. lipeti n t ?? :il!?
or i\oi tlniiiiberhind a
t.on" t i,?> : ,i 11;; 1 ford, s,
<?|H raiivi lain, i.ionai \s
MiKii:!ii Mlys 1 i 1 i Ai;ne.
on-tin tor of ejrl cjuiall.i;
.'?s- L. ic. Da hloll, ortynnissfci 01 .-n i ?
improMMii.-ni . < i 1. , 1 ? ' ,
L1/?' 1 ???.??.1: 111.111 ,? Ci,* ,;;
? miction, u . M 11,1. ill'! he-I ', . ?
gffir B2a[ \<Mu'r inntlii mt 1
' W ? .! | , . 1
?jft^ano'nh 1 ? l''1 Prod. M*
|rlnclpanrviri|K HlKh Soluu 1; }>, ^Idci
FredcrU-ksim; sUp. -ii, in ^k'"
Stcarnes. Kuhmond. .? t,.; !.. 1 " , .
Ulehmond. 'Sl",0rU", m', Ilt < '
N.'iTb.tmptoo County ha-i enter. ,I the
-to .it eon,i" 1.1111 lor Ii,.- rt -.ml ??<
tht cminty wah (!?< 1 <? \> ?: lnfc?*tioii
??.;? . |. V -? *1? ? ' : <??<>!? ft' tlo:
atu.L J.o.inl o! Health, wotkini: in
optrat ..., v.;? 1 th, ;; i;(-j .1W
tary Commission, r-ceinly m.ule an'T, !
spei tioa ,if ()lo school eiiibli en of i].,,
Knstt-rn Kho,,. Assisted bv s, ! *
tendent ?f Si-h no Is w Tarrkard !??
Bruindehl visited every school in' tho
county, with a tdnKle exception nn '
u sanitary inspection of thoin. and u!c,
amuied tho children ior hookworm
n-;Tho word brinRc to
niin I s eyo vision* o>' beauty, of
ury. ntul yon think ?..f our
play's. atHl US u,aPn,lic?nt iUb
InrVe V-V '7' h?*' -miiU or
toTu y?U wl8h- Cora'5
(ills 1orr> js Known for aun.!.
y alul Ulu Iowuqph of it.i prices.
Schwarzschild Brothers
UicJwnond s Lea.]i,,K Jewelers,
Second mid rti-ond Streets.
<1!.vrTi*??\ Of i fi' " i<hll i_
only timtv--.lv v'cr> i , cTnm,ned?
Riving i.n ?ln Vf , ?urnl nfect?dj
. ??-. -mm.,;.': !:???{???>?
??onKnitulatina v.ith , board, in
spi.v.i .1 011 ,lii
. ,.. , s ""'r ::lven by ,Su
thv county. "ar,I^"l ;?>>d citizens oC
uovbk XUK v7iTut^^cepts.
StitarV'lm.; -Vvon huTi'* ?Governor
lilcr.i'rv" a,i,? * ?rXiSC lo '*??var
;,v--h of .Marlon ColU-c^on TuTf
\ ' lOi njiiir \T . . . 1
pr??ae'|ied 11 wU1 b?
m f ' I *,t" To^n."'"ue v,U
Pylhl.-in Mnrcrn Urlrsrat..
' vthlaii ?1 rors of ?>ii.. .?.#,! * ??
Mr* <> i- \, /T.* '?? 1 nltcrnateEU
Co>. ' and Mrs. G. cC
i.v^'lh/V'^r'V'hi4"'cr^r3 to, oi??*o?
to ti.t, km;,,.,! IoUo me'tin?' Mrs
Harris, del. u-aie. and Mrs! 6 M ?;Jr
Kj_t_o?g. a 11 i ; i;a i?? Artn?
WBLoiili
PIPLES ON FACE
Looked Like Small Boils, Itching
and Burning Intense. Could Not
Sieep Boils Pained So. Cuti'curft
Soap and Ointment Cured.
f31* D *?.. 8. W.. T.'a.fhluitrra. D. O.??
"About thivi years ago I began t? ha-ne
bo!U an the back of juy neck and hody and
then ray face be*an to break out with larga
red blotches and pimplee. You eould no*
put * pin point nraynnore on oiy face and
arms (bat there was not a pimple. Th?
plmplea looked something like small bells.
1 hey fssterod nud came to a head. Th?
Uchlng and burning nere so Intense I
suraubart aad tua<l* coree. I could not)
ahitjji the bclU paluesl tie io.
"I irltfd dlfferont reciedloe but they did
tn* no et.f.d, FIeaHj njy face was do bad I
*l( te go out. 1 sot io thia tha?
JBj trikiuls nil called sue " Bonos." I %uf
terml this way for a year. Klually aiy nother
hoard of Cutlcura Soap and Olnttnenl and
at ocoe not them. I usod the Cutlcura
Ointment night and morning and 1 would
wash with the Cuticura Soap twlco a day.
In two vroska they told mo I was lookln*
l>.ntor. I wns cowpletely cured La fou?
months." (Signed) Irwin IJelti, Juno 18,'13.
The itching, bumlng. suffering and loaa
o< ileop of ectecuas. rashee. and Irritations
of tbu rlcin tatl acalp are at enoa rellorsd
and parunnMt skin heallh restored la nort
casat by irara batha with Cutlcura Soap
followed by gentle application* of Cutlcur*
Oiutaiont whou ail dse Talle. Cutlcura ln?
(25v.) ax?d Owticura Ointment (50e.) an
?old everynhem.. A etngle M t* eftrn
BUmelon6. l.lheriU n.rr.pin oach mailed
frexi. with 82-p. Skin Book. Addnm ??*v
ca.-d "Outleurik Dept. T. Dceton."
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ttcura aoap vrlll Had It boat for akin aad toti^
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