'HIDE OF SKIERSTO PRECEDEMM

yillustrious Potentate G..Jeter>; Jones

Galls on At! Nobles to

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BOOTHS ARE- IN READINESS; '.</» "' .* » .

Vludt^ and Defacing to Be FeatureEa£<i Evening Tills ^Veek.Promi¬nent^ Women Act as1 Patronesses.Raining Funds for Western Trip.Illustrious Potentate O. Jeter Jones,

it Acca Temple. Nobles of the Mystic3hrlne, ha^ requested all Nobles tofneet at the Masonic Temple to-morrowflight at 8:30 o'clock, wearing the foz,j.o participate.In the parade to bo givenpy Acca Arab Patrol Incident to theopening of the bazaar, which will con¬tinue each afternoon and evening dur-ng this week.The line uf march of tho patrol,

licadcd by a band, wlli be from Ma¬sonic* Temple, Adams Street to Grace,3raco .Street to Ninth, Ninth Street toBroad Street anil then along Broad¦Uroet to the Mq,BO)jlC Tpmplp, .Wherethe bazaar will be In full blast.Captain J. Edward Rose, of the pa¬

trol, puii half a liuinlred men woro en-sagod yesterday In constructing thoi»outl>H and receiving tho articles forllsplay. The work was well in hnndlast night, and tho flnlshuig touches.vlll be made to tho booths to-morrow,fhere will be. twenty booths, all beau¬tifully decorated and brilliantly Il¬luminated. 'Dho booths will bo lilledwith beautiful and

_useful articles,

many, of whlcsh will be given away asprizes.KOLK-DAXCIKO AND

. OTIIKIt AMUSKJIE.VTSICftah afternoon there will bo folk-

InncJng nnd other amusoments for thechildren, and at night a regular pro¬gram, of entertainment will be carriedout,'the festivities ending with danc¬ing. The best music will bo renderedJilting the afternoons and at night.The fund raised at thlB bazaar willlie used by the Khrlnpm lji promotingthe name of Richmond on tho tripthey will make next July when AccaArab Tatrol goes to Seattlo, Wash., astho porsonal escort of Imperial Poten¬tate Frederick Smith, at tho annualconvention of the order. The praisesof Richmond and Virginia will be sungby the Shrlner* In several of the larg¬est Cities In the Western States on theirtranscontinental trip, and the Rich?Iniohders hope to make as favorableand lasting an Impression upon thoWesterners as the California Shrlnersdid when they visited Richmond lastsumfner.

TJie work of preparing for the ba¬zaar* has rested upon the following,I well-known business m«n, who nronieftjljfers of the Shrlners' fraternity:Joseph F White, H. C. Foster, C. Rldg-way Moore, K. C. Kohler, Aaron Ja¬cobs, James 11. Price, James T. Hill,John A. Stubbs, Nathan Simon, Johnlllrschberg. Walker Cottrell, John O.Kolbe, F. S. RU-heson, Charles Miller,C. B. Bedford, Louis Myers, H. if. De-laney, J. C. Beaslev, James Bolton, M.E Wright, 11. ,H. McNlven, G. HurtonMountoastle, M. I... Anderson, C. RMoore, A. 1J Tuttle, J. T. Palmatary,George H. Keesee, R. .11. Forrest. S. 13.Oberdorfer. L.. II. Trant, IC. A. BrommJohti.E. Rose, Jr.. J. Boston, P. 8; Rog¬ers, C. W. Frazler, W. K. Henderson, IL. Davis, J. Bernard Hobbs, John L*RobS, Jr«. J. Boston, P S. Rogers, O. WFrasSer.CW. B. Henderson, I. L. DavisJ. Bernard Hobbs, John L. Dorset, S.W. Seidell, W. N. Woodward, D. B.Barker, George E. Guvonator, A. W.Bilker, E. M Thomas, R. E. Piper, M.M. Wright, H. P. Hoen. Ed. C. ScheferW H. Warren, E. F. Gray, H. E. Cain-jmack, P B. Traylor, B. I. Chapman, A.iMcA Barker.WELL-KNOWN WOMKN ACT

AH i-ATItOMBBHEHThe following well-known women

are, patronesses of the bazaar, and willho present/to welcome nil patrons: Mrs.8am dohen, Mrs. J. M. Hill, Mrs. GraceRogers, Mrs. 13. M. Thomas, Mrs. I?, C.KoHlCr, Mrs Ilowoll Welsiger, Mrs. J.T. IjfcJmatary. Mrs. J. P Leonard, Mrs.C. Si Blllupa. Mrs. Thomas Whittet,Mrs;' Penlck Khelton. Mtb. Thomas B.McAdaina, Mrs. Kirk Mathews, Mrs G.Jt-ter Jones, Mrs. C. C. Johnson Mrs.Preston Kelvin, Mrs, E. C. Scheferin,Mr8» *W H. Warren. Mm! R. O. Bell,Mr#, J- Edward Rose, Mrs. BernardHobbn, Allss Mary J. Wooldrldg'o, Mrs.M. !«. Anderson, Miss Hftcpl Blight,MrspA S. Williams, Mrs. Hubert Whit¬tet,''-.Mr., Mrs John Hlmohberg, Mrs.ChaVlCs Hirschbeig, Mrs. W. H. Parker,Mr&.B. A. Hoid. Mrs." John L. Sattor-fleld, Mrs. W. J. Oilman, Mrs. GeorgeSheets, the Misses Parker, Miss M. E.ParKOr, tho. Mlsse* Klrschman, theMla»cs Wade, Mrs. C W. Shepherd. Mrs.Chatfles W. Selden, Mlafe Clara Trant,Mrik' Thomas S. Bowie*, Mra. D. B.Parker. Mrs / £ L .Butler, Mrn. John It.Chrifleton, Mn>. J; M .Clift, Mrs. WalkerCottrf'eH, Mrs. Joseph K. White, Mrs.Mafrlolliis M'Wrlfelit, Mrs. George E.Kouf;^Mrs. S. l>. Faulkner, Miss PaulineSinj$»il and Mra. Harpor Sholton.

fs, FAILS TO APPEARClittrscs AKfiitiKt <Jnrd«icr Dropped Tor

-y (Lnck at Urldeuce,

B.vR. Palmer, of Merry Mount, N. C.,whd*. Is »ald to have accepted {25 toforgfct that he had been robbed of apocltctbook containing $20 by a manwho.r&ave the polled tho name of J. K.Gardqor, of New York, was not in thtPolice Court yesterday when the cast-was called, and tho charge againstGarner, was .dismissed. PatrolmanBertuccl. who is nald to have wit¬nessed the transaction after Palmer'spoeket-book had been recovered, ar¬rested Gardner on a charge ofvagrancy. He was held on this chargeso ithat the other charge might beprosecuted, but Palmer's failure toappear when the case was called yes-torday caused Justice Crutchfleld todiBftlSB it.

CHANGES ARE DROPPED(iay Apologises for Lnniamgr lined

.1 Over Telephone.The case against P?" H. Gay, a public

accountant, with ofheen In tho Ameri¬can National Hank Building, arraignedIn" the Police Court on a charge ofusing. Insulting language to Mra. L. R.Woftham over the telephone, was yes¬terday dismiss'd by Justice Crutoh-fleld.Gay and Mra. Wortham both live in

Highland Park, and are on tho sameparty telephone line. It la said thatthe- remarks made by Gay wpre madewhen Mrs. Wortham attempted to usethe telephone while Gay had tho wire.Tho ;6ase" was dismissed when MrB.Woftham explained to tho court thatGay ;,had writton her a satisfactoryapolpgy, and that she had no" furtherdeafjre- to prosB the matter.

FILTHMi MIAKETREPORTED N POLICE

City of Richmond Summoned toCourt in Crusade for

Cleaner City.VEGETABLE MATTER IN ALLEY

\

Many Merchants and HousekeepersReported for Spreading Filth in-Their Neighborhoods in Violationof City Ordinances.

The "clean-up" campaign being con-

dueted'by Major Werner and htn corpsof bluecoats yestorday resulted tn thecity of Richmond being reported forallowing a nuisance to exist. The nuis¬ance is. Said to have been mads pos-slblo by tho throwing of vegetablematter in the rear of <the Second Mar-ket and In the space between Marshalland Clay Stroets.Major Werner yesterday expressed

satisfaction at tho results of tht cam¬paign. thus far uttalned, and said thathe expcctcd to make Richmond themodel city of tho country before hecalls off the specially assigned menwho tiro now at work reporting thosewho fall to observe tho ordinance in¬tended to secure a healthy and cleancity.

Klotters at the various Police Sta¬tions last night showed that tho fol-lowing firms and persons had boonre-ported during the day for failure toonforce the ordinances In the Immedi¬ate vicinity of their stores or resl-donees.MAW It14POUTS MADE

IN' IIUHIXrcSS SECTIONPlrft Station: Stumprs Motel, 730

East Main Streot; Otle Elevator Com¬pany, 12 South Tenth Street; 10 J.Monsey, 1001 lSast Main Street: Rlch-urdeoh (r Crutchnold, 106 North ElrhthStreet; W. E. Drew & Co., tl«: EastMain Street; John Prank, 1720 EastMain Street; Cnltcd States WoolehMills Company, 710 East Main Street;John B. Metzger, 812 Mutual Building;E. B. Taylor Company, 1011 East SlainStreet; National Stato and City Bank,lilt EaBt Main Street; Virginia Caro¬lina Chemical

, Company, 11 SouthTwelfth Street; Everett Waddey Com¬pany, It06 East Main Street; Joseph

Landl, 1538 Bast Main Street: JohnCoamo, Firat Market; A. U Lord &Hro., 16 North Seventeenth Street; A.B. Clarke A Co;, 1216 Bast Main Street";Waiter Baker. 19 South ThirteenthStreet: N. Welnateln. 11 1*1 North Sev¬enteenth Street; Tuaedo Pool Boom,709 Bast Droad Street; It. B. Orauer.108 North Eighth Street, and C B.Spltzer, 114 Norths Eighth Street.Thoae reported are oharged with vio-.

Ip.tlng the str««t*cleaning ordinancesand throwing ashes and trash In thealleys in the real- of their place* ofbusiness.Second Station: The City of Rtoh«

Tnond, T. h. Corbett, 6J& West BroadRtroet, and W. O DoRgott 62# WestBroad Street, charged with allowingtrash and pnpor .to remain in the alleyIn the rear of the places: A. Blschoff,313 North Adams, and Julia Criss, 311North Adams, with allowing trash anddirt to remain in tho alley back oftheir houses: J. S. Ollelmo, 320 NorthThird Street, permitting trash to ro-main in front of his store: Vlto Corso,520 Bast Marshall Street, with failureto remove trash and sawduBt from be¬fore his house, nnd Nathaniel Horwltz,1 Bast Canal Street, with allowingtrash to remain In the rear of hisplace.There was no report Blade of ordi¬

nance violation yosterday at the ThirdPrecinct Station in South Richmond.

Gary Dismissed,The caue against Alfred Cary, col¬

ored, charged w)th stealing two wom¬en's coats from T. M. Marfcrave, wasyesterday dismissed in the Police Court.Oary was arrested by Detective Bryantand Policeman Holt. Harriett Morrir.and H&chael Harris, both colored, wereconvicted of knowingly buying thestolen articles several days ago andwere each sentenced to nftoen dava "lr.jail.

PILES CURED AT HOME BYNEW AI SORPTION METHO.

If you sucer from bleeding. Itching,blind or protruding PUes. send me youraddress, nnd I will tell you how to cur.yourself at home by the now absorp¬tion treatment; and will also send aom<of this home treatment free for trial,with references from your own localltjIf requested. Users report Immediaterelief and speedy cures. Bend ntmoney, but tall others of thla offerWrite to-day to Mra. M. Summers, Bo:P, Notre Dame, lnd..Advertisement.

1 CHRISTMAS BELLS ARE RINGING:& AT THE f

| PRESBYTERIAN BOOK STORE [J? SPECIALS IN OUR BIG THIRD FLOOR CHRISTMAS £^ SALE. jj^ Christmas Booklets, board covers, illustrated iii colors; £^ choice, 5c. .V

£ Christmas Letters, assorted and attractive designs; Jchoice, 5c.

2 Christmas Post Cards, beautiful designs; regular 1cV values; choice, Cc dozen.[| Christmas Gift Books, ooze leather binding; choice at

HALF PRICE.FOR THE CHILDREN.

Santa and his Aeroplane 5c ^Buster Brown Series; choice, each ,....10cJack and the Bean Stalk; linen book 15cSomething to Do Series; choice, each.. 20cIdeal Drawing and Painting Books; choice 18cDean's Best Rag Books; choice at HALF PRICE ft

| PRESBYTERIAN BOOKSTORE f6 ami 8 North Sixth Strootf Bet. Main and Franklin Streets. §

Christmas Giftsof

Lasting WorthTo give is the chief joy of Christmas, and the

gift of intrinsic worth and lasting usefulness ismost appreciated.

These are the gifts with which the beautifulSchwarzschild corner abounds. Everything is herethat's new and beautiful.nothing is missing thatgood taste demands.

We cordially invite you to come, and this storewill aid you, with its thousands of suggestions, tochoose the gifts that will faithfully reflect yourChristmas good-will.

Sterling Stiver NoveltiesGold Novelties

Diamond RingsEvery diamond we sell Is

of the finest quality, andeach atone 1b mounted In ourown workshop.A diamond Is a favorite

Christmas gift, and we In¬vite you to Inspect here he-ford purchasing.Solitaire Diamond Rings,

910.00 to $800.00.

Gold WatchesA Watch for Christmas.Is

a gift of lasting convenience.It 1b of such practical val¬

ue that it appeals to bothladies and gentlemen.». Our Watches are the mostrepresentative of their kind,and are made up in themost attractive designs.

Gold Watches,$10.00 to $460.00.

Schwarzschild BrothersRichmond's Leading Jewelers Broad and Second

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Schwarzschild Brothers

BOYS AND GIRLS SELLMANY RED CROSS SEALS

Prhn Offered br State Antl-Tubcrcn-Io«ia Association.Funds Go to

Aid Consumptives.Some scores of boys and glrla in thoi

State arc working »«*r the prizes of-1fcred those who lead In the sale ofRed Cross Christmas seals." but lastyear's prlre winner, according to theState Antl-Tabcroulosls Association,will be very much in tho race, thoughhe will waive hie claim to a price,should ho win ono. Tho boy Is moreactive this year than ho was last year,and promises to excel his record. Outhe Is determined, If he wins, that theprise must go to some other.As in tho past, tho children of Rlch-|mond and Roanoke, with a strong con¬

tingent in Danville, are aiding tubercu¬losis Workers in their effort to raisefunds with which to combat tho greatwhite plngue. They have learned thotruthB of tho disease that costs Vir¬ginia 3.501 lives a year, and they seemletermlned that In tbclr communities'unds shall be available for tWo reliefof needy consumptives.

llut the Richmond prlxe winner oflast year has learned what tuberculo¬id workors think is a higher lesson in'ervlce. "I want to help," he Insists,'but I think my last year's prise wasenough. Let the money go to some¬body olee. I want to do iny part Just.ho same."

ELKS' MEMORIALRichmond Lodge, No. 45, to Honor Its

' Dead This Afternoon.Memorial services in honor of Itsead will be hold this afternoon at 3:30Vclock by Richmond Lodge, No. 45,ft. P. O. 13.. at the Academy of Music.l.n excellent musical program has beenirranged. ahd Dr. Edward N. Callschvill make the principal address.For" the members of the lodge and

heir families, 600 seats have boen re-erved, and the balance of the bigheatre will be open to the public,he lodge will meet at the Elks' Home,eleventh and Marshall Streets, and

will march to tho Academy In a body.Manchester Lodgo, No. 843. which will

hold memorial services at Its home,lCloventh and Balnbrldgo Streets, at 11o'clock this morning:, will attend thoservice. Joining with Richmond Lodge.

took Oat for Baltimore Boyd.The police were yesterday ask«d by

tho Baltimore authorities to look outfor flvo boys, In stolen Olds' automobile,who aro thought to be hoaded this way.The car was stolen In Baltimore, Ispainted a dark green color and bearsa Maryland license tag No. 85726.

FREE Diet Advice toConstipation and

Indigestion SufferersInvest 25 cents to-day and Btart at

once to forever end the misery of con¬stipation and tho distress caused bydyspepsia or Indigestion or upset stom¬ach. call It what you will.Get a b">x of Hot Springs Liver But¬

tons to-day: take them as directed,and while taking follow the adviceprinted on the little diet slip whichcomes with each box. and In 24 hoursyou 11 be on the right road to com¬plete recovery.These little chocolate coated HotSprings Liver Buttons from the famousHot Springs of Arkansas are tlTe best

remedy you can find for many and *a-roius Ailments. Sick Headache, for In¬stance. and Biliousness, Sour Stomach.Nervousness, Mental Depression andThey are fine for Malaria, too, and

for Pimply, Sallow, Blotchy Sltln, andto give you a keen appetite and asgeneral tonic to make you feel fit andflne, they are unsurpassed.

Don't take Calomel: Hot SpringsLiver Buttons cost but 25 cents a box,and to tone up the Inactive liver, arebetter, surer and safer than Calomel.Ask your druggist, if he cannot sup¬ply you. send 25 cents, stamps or cur¬rency, for a box to Hot Springs Chemi¬cal Co., Dept 15, Hot Springs, Arkan¬sas..Advertisement. '

e§££>'"TMcDAVUOMT

STORE ^RICHMOND

Women's Felt Juliettes, fur top; a pretty and use-ful gift; all colors I */CWomen's soft and warm

Comfort Slippers, in allcolors,

Women's Felt Slippers, allcolors; regular price $1.50;at the King's,

Women's Satin Pumps, A'l Colors, $1.00Women's Patent Button

Shoes, latest shades gray, andfawn cloth tops,

Women's Patent ButtonBoots, black brocade back,new heel,

NEW HOUSE SLIPPERS 50c up

Albert Stein !Corner Flflli and Broad Street,

KING OF SHOES.

Trimmed HatsIn a Special Sale

The latest styles in large and close-fittingmodels of plush and velvet, prettily trimmed inostrich, fur, stick-ups, feathers and fancies.They have just arrived from one of the largestmakers of fine Hats in America. Hats thatwould ordinarily be priced at $5.00 to $7.50on sale

MondayChoice for

Come to the King to doyour Christmas shopping.The place where $1.00 (loosthe work of $2.00, and doesit better. Come early andget the pick of our 9pecialvalues for. the holidays.

Guaranteed Holeproof HosieryIf you are going to buy Holeproofs for Christ?

mas presents, buy now and avoid disappoint¬ment later.

Full stock for men, women and children.

Gans-Rady CompanyYari^iTTIfTiMVBaWTOiWtti rt 1IE**¦v nBT * ^tmyajccc-iCTTC

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SHOPThis is the Age of Specialization

"Do One Thing Well" li the Secret of Success

Domestic ScienceClasses

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIANASSOCIATION

SHORT-TERM COURSE.Christmas Candle* end Cnkes.

YOUNGSART SHOPHAND CARVED <5c HAND MOD¬ELLED FRAMES-MEZZOTINTSETCHINGS - PHOTOGRAVURES

BAV* ONE-HALF ON LIGHTBILLS BT UBJNO

Edison Mazda LampsPhono Madison 7m

MORRIS HUNTERtIS North Klgbth Street.

Safety Razor Blades SharpenedPintle BJdg* Blade*. Ho per doaea.Doublo Kd*o Blade*. 60c par doaan.Mail your bladaa If ua. with atampa

coli or chock.Wi pay return pOatfga.

Keen Edge Co.,117 N. Eighth St., Richmond. Va.

BAPTIST 4 KERSEI

021 Beat Broad Street,Watchmnkeea and Jeneltr*.

Plicae Randolph SS8.Watches and Jcvrelry Ikrpafred,

Manicuring. Facial Maarafc, Shampooing,ISculp Treatment. Dyrlnt ami Bltaohlbf.

Phone Madison UM.A. LUEBBERTLadles' Hair Dreaaer,And Einrrt tt'lc Maker,HON N. Fourth St..Richmond, Vu.

Headquarters lor Swltchta,Bangs, Wits and

Toupaea.

w hirts and Underwear. Made to Your

MeasureCHEERY SHIRT CO., Inc.

T1S East Main Street.

If Yon Want An Up-to-Date SuitAInde for Chrlatmaa

See

J. KATZLADIES' TAILOR.

Conunerclal Building.

Let ua clean nnd press your snlt.All work guaranteed. Ladles' workour apeclnlty.

Bernice Cleaning andPressing CompanyJ. L. OUGUAN, MANAGER.

Phone nan. 2(178. 304 N. Sixth St.

HOTEL RUEGERThe plane to have your annual banquet.

Accommodations tor 14 to "6 people.Winter Ujrdcn. Oniric" Room. PrivateDining-Rooms. Music and'Cnhtiret everyevening. Urlll Boom, 9-12 P. M. Specialconcerts every Sunday ovenlng 6-10 P M.CJarvfiy's Orchestra. Harry Meyera, cnbu¬ret entertainer.

FORM LETTERSForm letters, ad¬

dressing, mailing:.Mail ordorB givenprompt attention. 605

{ Virginia Railway and; Power Building.Phone Randolph 830.IIKMIV I,. M 11,1. l: It.

Prop. .

The HealthShoe

George E. ShumanBells them tn ail latest styles at

» UU1 Ei \i Broad Street.Phon* Monroe HT7.

"The Rolaton Boot Shop," Richmond, Va,

Sace Maaaage Blenchingair Dressing, Shampooing DyeingTheatrical Wigs, and Coftumea for

Church, Social and MinstrelPurposes for Hire

THE ROYALLEHAIR GOODS

Pace and acalpMassaging

Moved to221 E. Broad.

ATTRACTIVECalendars, Pocket Books nnd

Advertising Novelties.AT MODERATE PRICES.

Trewett, Christian & Co,,PRINTERS

RICHMOND. VA.Phone. Mad. i««. S s. 11th Street.

DON'T BE CARELESSBut If, with all yourcaution, you ineot witha mishap and yourwheel shares yourbruises, perhaps breaks,bring It hern straight*way and we'll doctor

jrour "bike" while others look out far'ou A. P. GENTRY,

yV. BroadStrfet^LADIES' HATSRESHAPED

Velvet, Plush. Felt-and Volours. Also,Men's Hats cleaned and blocked. Mailorders flilt I promptly.,

Verra Hat Works,211 North Flrat Street.

BEF-ORE SELECTINGYOUR FALL SUIT

Bee the Now Styles and Fabrics of

BUDMAN, The Ladies' Tailor,Formerly Cutter and Manager for

l.asko.Prices reasonable, perfect (It and work*man.hip guaranteed.

410 IVcst Grace Street.

Watch and JewelryRepairing a

SpecialtyTOBIEN'S4Cf East Eroad Strait

A HOUSEHOLD NKCEsklT*

Dlalniectant.Demand it from your-druggist. Mad*

right tn RichmondIIIC1I .HON D liERMlCIDh CO.

For the Mid-Winter SeasonWe Have tho Latent Importations.

IN MILLINERYCall by and Spp Our Exclusive

fohowlng.Miss M. M. Tyler

21," North First Street.

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IliaiKVffiS QUICKLYCouBliMt Coliltt, liunr^eotM.

Throat nod Lungs

JEFFRIES' Ni». 1

COtHUl MIXTURE

Guaranteed.

."rnmpt and ponltlve results given. Willrelievo von nnd luuko you sleep well. "JSe...<>0 ntid fil'/.en. Call, wrlto or phone to

77/OS. TAPB JF.PFRljSMfuiiifuclitrlmc Chemist, ]

!?14 FnM l$v*nul <tr«'ot. Ktrliinnnd, Vt».Sent l)y Parcels l'om, on rrfelpt of price.

tHumpn or Money Order.*»--arviBvju.''ij< uMM'wmno'

II RINGSRuby, »urrounded with full

cut Diamonds; platinum top;C value $70, for $43.50.

I WATCHESp Dig special In Solid Gold.5 Ladles' or Qentleman'a Open-S Face Watches; new pattern15 case; Elgin movement; regular^ $25.00 value; only $10.25.

\ LAVALLIERSa Never was ft more artistic col¬'s lection of LaValllerea offered ingj Richmond before Xmas at suchS low prices; in gold, with preoi-

ou9 and semi-precious stones,j£j $3.25 to $20.00.

| J. WeinsteinS 1410 Kant Mai

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-IRoiR'AtM&gj$fc -iivs r'fM.POST AlV?»AVlNfe6' VKP&SiiokYF

Economy Is the sure foundtHon for alt virtues. Teach youMldren 16 aavo. One dollar^'rts an account.

purchased as Christmas giftsexchanged at full value after

<g the holidays to suit recipient.

Write for catalogues and fullInformation. -

| G. L. Hall Optical Co^ ''Eyeglass and Kodak Experts."

211 East Itroad Street.sAlso Norfolk and Lynchburg. 6