The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, November 16, 1910, MARKET EDITION, Image 6

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Benefit the Women
Richmond
Stories and Standards for
Richmond Households
m FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
HARRIET LUMMI8 SMITH.
pill. by A?w<H*iat.< «i
wiry Prw*. >
wa* a \ rnxvil at th*
|r window of th<‘
vltit apY*1ii ati**n in
okotl About h* r Idly for >*■
to occupy lur attention till
come. 8lit* fonti*l "it
Mpet aW, in hi*<k. pairing
fhlch formed tb«
RftftH."
[Id did t)*»t look lik
woman, but !.• <
on th< l)«*mUin*'
mlAbt lot»k outside
j| stewing a I s*«*ris *
tvofds.
iter
not
i« t •
Kit' i >
llgtfon*. with
n. “fifty
xdf. mul ok-*'
ftp*
$ H|»t‘ \>f
Hied lik’ •*- ur*
i$bt. Ju* i --"V,
It far
only
dolin'
rativc
r-r- * n tr*"
ltUK* n d
hungry
? i*i;*M*V iv in
i' rojitonit'
patio of k!
1 »*'Hn Kiid
v si' *mfl< kod
a niotn-N •»!'
Niftier Ja< k. >tr
Rtap\ Ai«.u. f
►Ip trim** if. T';
f rrprrsoiiP • i
p*Hi cm IVl ta *
i% ffon iter " •
e wore >ho»‘« ■>
»fe ••» i
She
«H 1 i
PPpttjr (itiibu-a rewa rd v. ili be paid
f. lntoi mi.;. i* ruUs.g to '! • apprv
lion <■•!' I,.r.i i bud mg last .•'••>!
Ir tip- yliiag. of !•.•!•«> r Kalla, l’;
if* ««<• feet . iewn in •!•.< ig: t. weighs
il hundred at. s X!.'- .
ejitrit heavy . y ■ i>.»> Th- tip
little tlttKir.u tin i ight baud is
When lust ,.u j„. wire a
JJt lT0p(>f-i- d« ... ripti.m w
riu-aa <'f Air. !.• i.., r * t ibintlpi..
JAetj.i s uuiei « tit a fattclnated
ij'. Hi \\ ..S .i i.illifl fc.:. ..j. i. -k -
Hint man for evil-'
i far ;»* it wax jm
from t i.. t inter ft ti
, Whh.i w *■' .“Hi,"A hat (*i
P»< t ItUI tI - I t
•iy hwt i - it of ii. t»i
f Jack a no ■ y ■>! .it r
a«rr. inter. s lo-ottu
i- Thru J«ii K w>,
first <•? ti •■ w «• «
When she iv •*
HlWM-ii! tl> '
actly J■ • . h to ..
toil waited i
. Bunting t ■
lllj in* Home
it Cost ip .
if. !•' irailt * .
that n ■
i jfor mrtii ;u ti.
If h< r fa id*
(t |ti« her order,
' , whs yo.uia .ii.ii
Fj^maHj ill it I.'latif I- is ..M»*t!ti
AT aciifteii imiitruly ,r;ii (t it u ittii,
•|f i fit I S •) rtwiie,
a tit Uelia. with ■> whiiuaieui M'*!i*‘
•ave er.ouirh ■■■
with plelii •
i Iw vr. me aw .* re i
| to-r Wne
dir. etioi.
il ■ M.lt
uf ar
it the
<K the
“Huvi
Komi
')), Then
jouni! man
iiO’Uti iiirii
you f-en
nm'onii'rnedly
• ■r■ rile finiali
■■ ii toward her
The end of
fee asked t-i.uruonsl ■■
given my order, thmks
Htogati her reply
(§;b. Imi juud'oii in1'
the band extern
•lightl.i rmitll.i' • •
PUIs finger was nsiasing.
young mail did “t i, til . her
He resumed Ids slmiy of t!
astri a Moment 1 tor gave hie
r. Allpareutiy .m uneasy i“iis.i
had ml deer, a red his appetite
awhile, over her roll*1 and milk
was ri-.iimc .dunce., in ids di
\t.; there I' mld to• no mis
.Dark, with heavy eyebrows, and
i»|,y r.Mipiiers. ami. more fdg
|nt tiniu ill. the namin' Up of
,tld finger. The di,«iji|. aral.e. ,,f
Iferowa IIM-.I..1 la . tiiitued Ills ap
nice alightJv. yet in* bore suilndent
ftWance n, ri. rough nil in the
t OJtH'1 to 1 . 1.1.1 ' 1 In•.i, |te
g' toart tiiumpcd as she made I • r
uniat finish in
Iptthl not do t •
’ And then >lt
m “:); roars
a his suspl
*11 i, 1 Slip .Hit
- in fill ,
the
ill
Site
tell the policeman, and
an would do the rest,
the |.i<l would p d in an
am) Jack w oui.l i ■ m* l
Ittnioniinarily aimjil..
fed-haired waitress intronueeii
fat tor l>*!li) hud tell a Htrimg
. lit the red-haired waitress i no
'the wornhtg when iuo swoilei!
I Were elm,u« at ot long ty veiling,
Xiia halt asked her it anything
Htfee matter Tie uaitr- • hud ex
tbit she i.ad (Implied . tray
ftifcnornliiR ami the inanager lint!
teired to tUgchtirge il' r "He sryf
fe to go next tiin... sniffed tie
tired wain ess. ' And I'ye ton i
to in:,.> cur. os. it makes rut
Jte drou nliiit i.
f4~ C. I»wvi*. \\ illltiin < l»t»vt«
, had tried to . neourug.1 her l,;.
Jug that pi t haps there umilt:
any nest tint*,, and her syrr.
tod Won the red-iiairerl tfirl'i
Blis. As she passe d now. will
ift of Soup she stnib-d in (xsliaV
Jtt and paid the penalty for tin
Itttry distinct on of her atten
tjoli Th* bowl of soup hiXVtied. u'
n.umt!* liiMrlnut ! ih* ra; lv* *
*v.< jm «-• n . f th** :-*«ns ”*an ,u*s:
l>Hta ,
• ij.i, t k • y <*un« mail. 1
it , |* i u i j:. •; i with ii r«vM«r»i . • i •* r«* 1 ■ •••
hi* h< m -m he had bis n« rv•
, .. . *»\i 111( m ••■nir •! He twrnr.
to *. , jf,. iii • **r the rf’-i). ir^d kd
s>» a deadly whit . 'vhil* behind »
. ,-f.Hi 11m* iv.r.- the ni;.nrp >
nh,*f • j'-.wi .. .1-1 m* explanation
Th ' oi i r man «mpti d h ■ p*<
. P .*nu ad dr .•»v‘*■ <' th. im*na<e;\ A'
m.\ liitilt,' . h« >ald.
• Kh” What rlu.i . Th* ** •1
r s I • b gan i* < oar.
All iH> Liud. tin ;• '• mg * -i«
prated. with *■'Ildb in* th!}* tt>
‘stuck * * lit tnv > i""' ' ‘‘Vi .« t V . ;
was >>.‘w dug, ^ • ‘Kin t help it
, t .ill tR'u. -aid l tlf n.a a •«’ <
baking 1 Ml .. d h it though ‘
had hmsh* *i h*‘i j s aim rnuk. * i
u .. in ; ha. r. t- fc*» in search «d 1
.M.IiM'il all. i. as slttingo Mow the
ffiMeh*. ! ha*! altered h* r frelmv t>
ward M i. 1 ,ruii;i. *1 Huiuiiig. *‘‘
might i'• < riniuiai b t he ha<1
t ind i * «rt r-» *1"* i • • * him • p «•
,iu*dic* ^-nint «*ut **» th* nip-sTmj:
Tin r« . . at ttr>i ' mg -> t her t* mi1!,
ns she ip ught "i hi? da uk-i 1a*t
lU'V - Ol:> * might b- 0» hint. Met
111k: th n - • * ring i lip ami tin
ip' nth ivanA mania r.
hh* :*en-d t*‘w:*ni him iT- athi*-1'
* Mi as. . she said •
«. plpfil t - - a; h i- it jMl't
II. j.ok.'ii i-'V kmI 1m r K» itiall:.
r . M i. h •• • «J| he m.itlha u. Int
j»* iia u;m in > nt .‘«i i » smile.
l v*. «i. The» ■ s fl f;
h rlption ni • ■ imut'iiiR tip in th.
j...stnjfi*. • and i * \\ ar«i f *r : a
appia h. lM •«* •
•I*, ir M:* 1 . V* !it nil* d thi VuilTU
man.
Hr Api • !)• ! i: FphdulIK »H« '
i*.» > .*ii tliiiik.' In x>f|<*ir
urn*‘M':. 'that anvhiMly would hair
• ■ . r a:o'thcr in:mmi . reatm e t
Sperul >•»..: • PI iSMji for th#’* Mki
; .i paitT \ v .'•«! S« im times a fidluv'.
. a v r-T-K tiiiuk and then want
i-.i t ..'Ml M\ • I Inti ■ NoImm! '
*a on id a ant t" * ‘ a p him uiidm had
and k. -
Inuia .slilvi'p d
“Th* y misftn ;.•> kn -v aV.o ;l ;.*ui
Or .MU - I r. . said si ■ v. i v , ■ 1
i: .;;g t-. something t‘» In i
-■ di And 11 might u* . d
inuidiudv. li h; >1 .* trother sad
• > a: W . a nd no waj> T‘. ,t i.; n
ii.'ltic, ! or HtM.tin »
A ppm inf ' raid the v»aouig man t
tlM; VWiitifSS
>‘t - in i > h** -aoh anipi.r • «.*i
ward r i.l'lfdiv •»’- ■!• til* rtniK'
mm . H anp-iMly's gi.ing t“ p i iu
; ■ . .tr.i M i m> a ppi • imsiMii i ,, ratin
it w.' .o • : «.U. s- ippMS* \.*u h i no
Ptjtsh nr. iji.-r-rTt .ml thru I'll k>
,«!■•<]« vxitii > • ■ 11 and > * i uui *i* In *•
m - up i‘» j .sti' ami • atiiii th* i<
ward."
* *. me N**: India . rl* d .. .*
ht*menii> that a woman a! tin n< \
5ai.il' lurried and looked at her run
• ! Sin I m\ Per \ "U"' at mp •
“i'-. liUlit r <li- than no it, sin *:*
eluted.
Hut 11 . . r* p».*:ik T * w «*r* n*
; -»a. : * ;r p* hring . •* ui nr*itln
home .
‘ V. hi.I that V- a - I'fr.U’.' Wr.Aj
I miv hou kind • >*u w« j . . ir dns t
keep Hu,t poor go! fr.-m losing In*
pia*‘« . t km - 1 m .ei riMjId1 d» it
l »-ul> MiggeHt* il thu as a possihil
it> -aid tin young man witti enu
tion.
h pi* .4 don't th;? idj. u
s*’.'. ' < • .-o go snmfiVlierr ;*rd ?•
poiJfUv hom*st and pay ha< k ih
mon.-, son t.'.-k iittje hy lifil .
Th' y.iuiiR man down hi nap
kin and i«*okod ut her llxctlly. Hav
V<ui ‘piit-* hnishfd V" he a^krrd v it
his pleasantly rt*d>r<*ntitt) maun.*;
’Th-'ll MIPP'IM' ne Ro m'Wtfl** ' ft
paid In r eh# nk as n oil a? his ov, i
and I *i .Ia ’’t-"» di»1rttr t«? ro
tlee.
A • lii . par Sr-d <*nt .<*V tin * > .
rant, ante i>\ side, tip /um -I H,
Phie-nyed poli( II1HII ! op; • -i i\y \<-r
h* f.*r** th in. 1 >elm's In **1 swan
Snnn "i.*1 * !-e tmd h* <o! on the *\ itH
She looked a!*otil ht r like a » r itu»
in a trap. Sh* wondered wild
*. h*dlier. if sin* shopid aliark it
p !i.:mnaii, la Miinrd Hunting w.*u
liiiprovt* the opportunity to escape.
lift* ■ «.inpaniond. vou?*> hrc»ke in .
her mad Opuighj. How sir.
I oggan> V
'il.ea } «ihis If, Mister MillUUIV
•said Lit*- tog polier-tnttn, grinnin
"FoiiP day. sorr.
"It n tliat.' sanl fie >n»anK m
v ith l»*iia Tl* n I - took r fir is
! . th. arm. f< i i,< had J4\vay.
dig fit! TIlO v.-ilk d on t«.g* tin
ids hand * upp«*rling n* r T*i. s*m
Mm lifted -i palf lillie faee. that w
ail one puesip.n.
“No, 1 m 11 * * t 1 Minting " 1»
thus* In- an? .v.*r< d In r eyes. 1 -a
the lull in tin pond*dike mvaeli. ;
was iinptt .id In tne re -inhlam
Hut rny nmn* ts .Manv ay. I'm in t!
in# n s iuriiisiiiiiK g»*ods place."
*'• »li. degr’ ! rn afraid I’m dr^;?
fully lule."
"What tirtp. u • piu dnish
"< ih. I don't kie»v Ahmtt
past
"I'll he waiting for on." «aid .N!
Mhiiwun. deiiherately. "Tli»*,i. a
snrm things 1 want to* talk oxer w l
you. I think perhaps xv*- ran dx it i
- about g'tting >*mr brother h?»m<
Mr. Manway was as good as I
word. If#* made arrangements t
1 dark s ia turn. and ‘ in<M. ntHl)y t
several nther things. Jack *at
i home just in time for the weddii
HE SKY-MAN
BY
HUNKY KITCIIELE WEBSTER
A uifrar (trith Samuel Mtrwin) of Calume t K
i opyright. 1810 by The Century Company
nnnOM IIOI; y-Slt-rui,v.I
gliruutt . her of hi* planes,
as they won- there mi the
sUth. and ' alkfil steadily up
|Hie pilot-house door.
on hearing Ills voice th<!
had dropped the article*
llVUinbereii hi* hands ami
pn tin- table lor th.f re
vile could put- Ium hand
lie the second time,
wanting no weapon,
he needed none, hi* gr« at
Uni for the feel of the »ky
vrithin their grasp, he
?» step nearer the <lo>>r and
Ivor,
in It
b«' Philip n-awi the threshold.
WMpectini, apparently.
ww him, at last. within
ha touched him he uttered
oath, and hi* great hands
ior Philip's knife had struck
clean to the hilt, and Just
i* heart,
of the shock wan only
With » yell Of rage h«
Cayley, crowded him back
..K anon ini in*. i ’ ui min uioiu
like a \v lid lifiiil, and finally gt'ttl
Philip's i ight t■ • r■ arm fairly In I
grip nl Oolh hand- l)i- Chappell
like II piperneiii
In a moment i a'l'" gat round t:
hind iilrn and w ith the i rook of I
good arm round Ho<o*om‘k neck,
fou-i-i-cdcd In Ion lug hint to teles
hm grip and a throwing him hoavi
.Vs tic la Ids Imd) project
through ti'.i door i n , out Into the tu
net.
J’ti!)i)i hit hint huddled there, a
'cent hack to the table, tie fou
Uoecoe'H flint and steel beneath 1
hand. hut ii e ar a lull minute befi
ho could git mm* u his courage
striki e light, for the mfci i-nces fri
Itwioi y pi. since her, in the pill
house began to < rowf! upon him no
grim and horrible. Hut he struck
spark Ht last lighted the candle u
looked about.
The reaction of relief turned hi
tor a moment, giddy, an the glftf
about the room convinced him tt
. w hat h« feared front had not ha
I l>en»d. Hut another thought occur*
HECTOR THE INSPECTOR.
-.hi - j i *"■ i——— , .i , .. — - .r
j f * * him. aluV'St it <•!!<••, v h- tt lw> v,w
ith.it tii*' c«ivt r ti:i• > lug’ll removal] front
the t ‘p of the P *• *•i»intin»y.
in his Tn.'ml. *>f * *ous.-. that r* pi ■
, Mpte.l Tin* v\. IP. «... lui.: * nn
What is .Pma •*, i • r - nv
. roasint to lU.-fVrnl h« rs a. K;««1 « hnn n.
as tin* P ss. r mil. t** ilintf io r-- :‘
i nvi-r tho < ’iff t rain to*- t -in-' ’-moot h V
Th»* marnfiU in- ilmiupit *>! that In
1 vs>mt out Into lh tunnel. supping
.tcr'ii'R ItoFonr’S ho«ly To ii" IP
went to th" <}#' anti P*oi\.ii Pm
t Nv'.'i ton il« i <\ to Th'1 flight
(tu aurora vvhi« ii still Pum* <J u, r| •
* sky, 11 a'/ / P ■ i his . o;-. wit limit li>:ht
itiK On- surfHoo <•! tht» world P- Jow.
(To !<o fontinuoh. i
YfXYI/i' SCARFS
NOW Pi PI LAR
r:
>• »r l In' i(i
r; l r f with
i' .n'i
iif yi'ivct
' nf th(>
■ iiiudt
, him
:i:iy •. -. . I, .'ill'I til.- silt 111
to 'h ..... li.i.si
W hit'' mini ■ "i ■ in.mp
>,s- <1. *i' 1 • = • .1 r 1 rt 'is-*
mul id" ii r; i \> n i
snmf mid flee,)!:
lii-ihl"
nit: ii
.. icli-'h itf-.l
in ihiiiiK.
t' nr
is mid Will I’
11 [ 1) .' illl (* ; i till ilii ■
■ ■ .j1 orpin; of
sill: <.I • ■'•' mill ill ■ III
One striking no. is ;•
iiiiiits. :n hoi:; >1 pin'd ox •
l , ... ; r p n • .••n iift.-l
tnu thp rluht s'- • r. I'n.-ti •
PICTURE PUZZLE
ii
r'i-i.l inT moil'**r
i .\nsw» i to v e>»t f-r«i.«; * '.u/zi*’ 1 mler l-ft arm ha'-i
v,
tl«
it
ii*
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I v.
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n
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ii«
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in
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vv.
a'
ni
m
i a
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P
eU
Burns Anything
Jurgens’ Novelty
Prices $17.50, $20. and $23.00
A self-feeding anthracite stove in the dead of
winter and a wood heater in chilly nights of fall the
very stove for this climate, burns wood,coal, charcoal,
coke or shavings alike.
Is beautifully nickeled and its large front door
sheds a beautiful glow all over the room, see it.
It is guaranteed by us.
Chas. G.
JURGENS
9
Son
Right in the centre of the Furniture district.
ADAMS AND BROAD
Heating Stoves from the cheapest to the$(>0 hot blast
ALSO DETROIT JEWELL AGENCY
(•'. - • i!m b*iT bij«. The*-* <r«- ti-> - ‘
tii*m 1 fur «i'»v t ir.u» \v< luu flu • ■ • •
<>•: • i\»> v\ I > 1 ■ h < .• 11 tl<' - huy ;»
\ : ;k satin. w iih -• «« h b • i» h »»i
;■ ;! •; !‘<»s s ..s a <1‘ I ;.! :«! h'l .
. |\i-t* I «»r « biff' i: * *i i - l**.i -
• li W lh S’. liis’d-'Uli il:;-tiy
I » »:'(.• j t* - ,r!:> b <‘a* .i.j»» th< >'■
with V. S'»;t «'**!*>rt !'* •'••.'Si fav..r*<l for
ck'bntri'tf
IVIIH FB0T8ALL
i'l \> i |{ \i < | S| |> or Kil l ! No
\\ I Si \ IIU.IM.VN II \s ius|
i!ls N| U\ *
«* \ Vp * N » V ) •* Tl.t tbsiih
• »f » ’nptain ii •••: h M *..nk. *■; tin W«-st
V’. rgrinlu l ., i . - rs:; • fnntbVl
• **m fata! In iv .n-al >.'J,ur
in fj :ii«* uitn 1>« thuny t‘<»Ueg«\
:u* an> th** «'-L»s* • a th** R'ri.irou .-iinvr
■ '{ Th'»m,*' '-I.* , u| t ■*(ar run
..[ t iii- ! ’>• tl.*.. '«iuavi.
Ma' a. if. w.is aj» . l.i ‘
■ ; a! !■> a ■ '?* .»ur* at \.T* * : -
niy, W. \'.i. «•!' th' « \U ■» hist
• ' a r- a aim. j-. sai-.'l In-ij:.;. :
I if. ! af pr<-M m ■'* I - ■ • n•] u* hi
Hi1 h au"i in’!' ki' Hi-' • ■ l f :« t
alum* j•!«i' in one. Win r* i •? ■ n«-\ < r
hfsitat*. <1 t>* tiii-ki*' an < • \> < :nu j»la>-**r
•1 r !•!•*« k an> inirr: * i «■ ai- * l n i'iilil
iiuu bn afraiii t-> * 1 *> s.*,
"I vvuubl always »>•«•* i!iai in -m
in.'-tant iln- * h« >■»-•>- •>{ tb.* < : • . 1 mi^bt
• hnnjre :r«im Wha. > tin* matter with
Mh ‘..y—he’s all i :^li! ••> numl**ri*r,
mur«b:*-r'. I' »1.<n- with ia - u,ini'V
I am tbanUfijl T in’s to qnH
Playing:.” vaM his m<*tb« r v. h » ims
upj»(>k♦ (l tli»* Killin' far y;nr< h* won
a pi in •<* fMl tin* I’anton S. hno!
train about ii\«» years a;1...
POLICE FIND WIFE
OF MR. J. A. AUSTIN
Tf wife i'f Mr. J. A Aumiiii. th
iravi'liiiK r-HlPHinan wlm is rcpurt^d !■•
lie dyiiiK i" U ntcrluir;. i 'lumn ticut,
f:hs lu-rn Imatvl. Slid 111 Nut ■
Imvny county
Infiirmutioti of her hunl'i'iiiV.s Mriouii
illui'ra ).:ii f eu mil in Airs. AiNtlu
by Bertillon i Iwk Tolw the IuchI
jiollio cleparlnicnt.
Air. Austin was i-tuidoyed by s 1>.
ial (.omir-u. but sn fur as i.- known
lias never been 1 Blclirmiiui. llis em
ployers say then ei.gam-ii bun by mail
| anil bat. never seen him.
n i.i i.i:win r\N ni: imiom n
INTO W i;sTi:ilN I MON Ol fit I)
Ity altniily sayiriK •Telegrams..-’ a
pel son desinnit to sc-ui! a message over
tie* Western I'nion wires can 1 .e jiro
perly i .r.iii•••teil with the telegraph of
IIee b>' use of tile Southern HeJ!
phones. The ojierutor in th. telegraph
oflU.T i|iiiekl> makes ennneetion with
the proper Western L’nion loll tele
photii nnil the rest is easy.
This iti.-thod is now practically in
• fleet Iii all cities in which tb” South
ern Bell telephone operates, and saves
the inconvenience of waiting for a
messenger
Bodge’* Bath < lent .
BOSTON. MASS.. Xnv. ltl.—Koriller
ib.-verner John 1. (later, considered
the most formidable possible earuli
dute for l nilcd .states Senator Henry
faliot I/odge’a seal after former Ooi
emor Guild, who gracefully withdrew
after conferences with the Lodge men.
likewise took himself from the field
to-day by endorsing the senior Buy
s|h1i S ii it'.f for re-election. With
Guild and Bates out of the way. the
I.odge supporters see a clearer field
than any time since the election.
Johnston’s
Educator Biscuits
provide for the dyifxptic or l hr
unwell. it happy variety of easily
assimilated and highly noulritinua
food products.
Toastnetts . 25c.
Wafers 25c.
Graham' 25c
Did It Ever Occur
to You
how at tractive and acceptable ft
‘ basket of the Schmidt (futility”
Fruit,-.
For -i*lv and convalescent well
:dl enjoy it equally, from $1.00 up.
Good Housekeepers
know from experience the place to
not good Coffee is Schmidt’s—So
will you to your delight—if at
once you try our
Bon Ton Blend at 25c.
Makes u perfect cup.
“Home-Made”
■ *
i rw applied to our preserved products
1 they arc made with the same per
| eonal t are and supervision by recipe
that have stood the test for years.
Preserved Rasp!terries, qt. jar. ,75c
Preserved Damsons, qt. jar. .75c
Brandy Peaches, qt. jar... $1.25
1 Mince Meat, qt jar.65c
Plum Pudding, 2 pounds 65c
II you want one for your Thanks
giving dinner, phone order early.
HERMANN SCHMIDT,
FINE GROCERIES AND FRUITS.
i| 504 to 508 East Broad, Richmond, Va.
L
Freight paid on Mail Order*.
Famous Sayings of Famous Men
\ l.ittir Mor<‘ (• ru i *•. t’iipinUi
lluifgff.''—Zm hury Taylor ,
This historic saving is attributed t »
ihn.ral Za« haty 'Fa> lor at thv buttle
lUtrriH Vista. K-'ruiir) ► 3 M 7.
Whi n Santa Anna ral’Ud his broken
• »lumns for a thud h" pro
. ipltatod them with such tore-* upon
Hi* American r< ginn nt-- oecupying th*
.niv.i n * that th*> yielded Mini fv i
a k m « uufavion *at. the r.nerve#.
Taylor hurried to tin* critical poin:,
-r^ :vit th*- utbhrv t > face ahout ami
t\ • th' f mj'hati' order, ' A little
pr,.;.. . faptaiu Uragg. ’ At tin
third the A! e\ i-a n.-« broke anil
!)» <;. Th'- phras *i113 ■* llont sm
■« in in H',. presidential cnmpiign
>-h»t h «*. m h a > lor to th* AVhito 1 Ions- .
r.nt ad arm; rt. that what
■ it< g. !*• r.i! ' • . !iv aid \va.'* Alive elii
h .. < ‘apt: dm l *ra x.u ’
Tin * i j r* r»o<»ioj.-i; t «u .* A** *\ \ <>vK
paper in April. i^‘h corroborate* this
version trom * >»»• dp- of th* captain
i »r sc. i,
In »> i 4 . «i *nf at law
Mobil* A:.-. > 'as. :*t a -ar dinner
Lilith ‘Am. al Mh* it -amain)
til Tub b a J1 ttm >•' in tit - course of
tin ’ g.ntoiuan sifting mar
tin o c r r« markon, pl< u-emtl . w h
1 !. c. 55 tin latt-r’s gla with urno- A
!■ U!■ * n grm Oiptmn Hrrtgg."
HiMt’a •■miloi aim Pouvd. Mini then
said; li hih> sm mis* \,»u to know
that that e\pr* .. never i,v d."
We were r ::r:t; » *i. for all tho pa
pers through*’ - r country w* re
pro* lain:inu A. ami asked an expla
nation. i • pi . *i »• * - * 3 * - * 1 to rm.r * thr
I"* idi tits oj tin* ha ltd . At this m -
Daily Hints From Paris
'
WULB («
i
nv>nt." he i-untiniMit. "I observed that
tin- oniony wi-rc preparing t" charge
the ImttVry m such overwhelming
iiuitil>* rs that 1 r,.u ed ll would bo
captured. and mi ordered It withdrawal.
While retreating 1 saw lieutenant
Thomas. who < ommsindvd ti «*ei lion,
suddenly unlimber his two gun* arm
prepare for action i in my asking him
lh<* purpose In- r**j>111.1. T'or Gods
anko. Captain. git tin- battery Into
I>l»i\ a nit she t he day.'
"The advantage of ill" position
•truck me at mu . and w. rapid!*
niilliiitieri‘d. t'.y this (inn- the Mm
von* lo'fr adimv jug and we opened
tire at wr> short r.ir.g The one in
fi ll i :t -k. shutt red and broken.
At tlii* rpomont. when the report
had hardly dii d away. (ieiior.il Taylor
.line gallojdug dtAVt), tidier, eft t.y tile
staft. He iv or i. an old ft raw hat. \vr>
much the worse for wear This, a* to*
ruvhi-d past, tv pulled off and swum,
ttround lib head. white ho yelled out
to mo. That's right, give 'em h—i.
C'Hptatn llragg ' "
Ilf MAKE FIGHT
FOR CENTRAL BANK
H’l t l I.VTION \s TO UTU TIII It
>1 \ \TOlt VI.IHtlCH WII.l.
rout »: mi; uvrrtn.
W.tstllXii'fiT.V. x,v it; - Whether
Senator Aldrb h "it; iacn h hi* cen
tral hank sehenie for P * regulation
: ,.f the e.o.ptr s '.'-am •*- at th ehort
session of <'.mgr* s*. is t O' . ing more
altonth a p.-t at present than any
other iiuoftlen appertaining to the
■ winter * proceed'tig* mi Capitol Hilt.
• 'redcuve i« gi-sn |»y person* in exeett
ttw and legislative lire:,** that tin*
Senator wiH. I>> a hold, stroke, under
take to earn through the project. U
will he tits last i hint<;c, at toast for
. tw o y-.ir*. to deal w ith a, .Republican
ICongli ». Tin su veeding Congress
will not nn • i until decent her 191 .
■ iiliii th Me of tin mom duty totlltllia
I ston expires hv lav. in 1914.
i A senator aid to-day that Aldriih
would in a'l probability concentrate
‘Ids iiifhn iiee nil Congress next yylnt-s
and tun * a careful enttvasa made t •
learn the slate sentiment regarding
the central i imk. With a fighting
chance in sight tie would then open
the contest. Thera ate number* of
monetary eumnilndon who believe that
Aldrich will not make the venture.
, and that if hi'vilue* he will tie defeated
“The man does not Hie.1’ said one of
these members, "who Is able to draw'
* a hill that w ill ■ ■cTiirtitnd that auppoi i
'of twenty-five per . tit. ..f the Senate 1
Although tile outlook to the ordi
nary observer* appears dark for the
central bank Idea, strong interest cen
ter* in it for the reason that it would
j not tic the first time that Aldrich wal
known to work a Ivglitative miracle.
VIRGINIAN’S DAILY PATTERN
LADIES’ SHIRT WAIST
Tin' shirt waist is a garment of all
seasons aml-«v therefore Illustrate a
design which is equally suitable fur a I
ingerie waist or for one of flannel or
some other lightweight woolen stuff,
ami also for taffeta silk
A group of full length tucks at each
side leaves a panel In the center of the
front, and outside these tucks there is
a group of shorter tucks at the shoulil
ers. providing the necessary fullness,
k In the hack there are tucks extending
, 1 from shoulder to belt. The neck is
y ihdslnd with n bond for a detachable
/ collar and the plain shirt sleeves have
a cuff at the wrist. The only fanciful
touch is tin- tittle tab which extends
oyer the tie from edge of the opening
I of the waist.
The pattern ,121 !> is cut In sizes 32
; to 42 inches bust measure. Medium
size requires three and one quarter
, yards of 27-lnch material or two and
one-eighth yards of 44-lneh.
The above pattern can be obtained
by sending 10 cents to the office of this
it i paper.
VIRGINIAN PATTERN.
l.tDIKO SHIRT « VIST—SO. Sail*.
Nunic ........
Aildrraa .
sim . . x«. sain.
To obtain this pattern All out the coupon above an<l send with ten cents in
I stamp- or coin to the Pattern Depurtm ent. Ktchmond Virginian, ltlchuioud, Yk
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