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At a unique Hallowe'en party given at the home of Mrs. Roy Huddleson

north of Williamsburg, Thursday evenIns. Miss Esther Frazer announced

her engagement to Lewis W. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson, ot

Williamsburg. The rooms -were decor

ated with a profusion ot corn stalks,

pumpkins and yellow and white chrys

anthemums. All the guests came

masked as hoboes, adding to inform

ality ot the party. A feature of the

f evening's entertainment was a fishing tpond from which the guests drew their fortunes. One of the fortunes ' drawn proved to be the announcement 1 of Miss Frasler's engagement. Miss Frasier is the daughter of George Fra- : zer ot Williamsburg. The wedding will be solemnized this month, the I date sot being announced as yet Late in the evening an elaborate Hallowe'en luncheon was served, covers laid ' for thirty-five guests. The Trlfoleum club will meet this evening with Miss Alice Knolleniberg at her home on South Fourth street An attractive program of mutic has been arranged and Miss Ella i Mlnter will give a talk on "Servla," t after which Rev. F. A. Dressel will

lead the discussion. This meeting Is

the meeting which was to have been I held October 28. ! "

! Miss Ruth Marlatt. who has been

! serioualv 111 In a. honnltai at Cincinnati.

! with double pneumonia, is much im

proved today and her recovery is now

assured.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give an

assembly dance next Friday evening

In the I. O. O. F. hall at nine o'clock.

Their orchestra will play for the dancers. The balcony will be open to vis

itors. Miss Anne Hill ot Covington, Ky.

tie spending several weeks with Mlsa Mary McMullen at her home on South

Nineteenth street Miss Hill gave a

1 vocal solo yesterday morning at the

First English Lutheran services.

Mrs. D. C. Ellemah has gone to Newport News, Va., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrow. While there she will also visit her son who is located

I at Camp Eustis, Va.

Miss Nellie Massey of Evansville,

was the guest ot friends here Satur

day.

Frank Chambers, who has been sert ; ously 111 at his home on North Tenth

street Is reported improved today,

The Hill Top sewing club will meet

tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. a. l.

Vornees at her home on East Main

street- ?. . " U ? i A card party will b given tomorro evening at the Moose hall at eight

o clock. . ". . ". ..; ; ' The food club of Boston pike and vicinity which was to have been-held at Short Creek school last week, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:S o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. Wj Coddlngham,. South, Thirteenth and Greenwood avenue. 'Miss Nina ShorJ will give a demonstration on meat substitutes. All members and. women of the vicinity are Invited to this meeting . ,.; . v.- ..'-.. "

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarthy, ot

Cincinnati, O., were guests over me week end of Mrs. McCarthy's parents,

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harrington or wonn

.Twelfth '.street-" ., ; ;

Mls Marsraret Fulwiler of Dayton,

O., was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cronln of North Ninth

street ' ' ';

The Aftermath club will hold.' Its

regular meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Frank Clark at her home.

Thft club will meet regularly eacn

week beginning tomorrow. .

The Manr Hill W. C. T. U. will meet

tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at.

the home of Mrs. "William -.wiqfteu.

1002 Boyer street. ..

Mr Mil Mm. Orarra A. Reid re

turned last evening, from a short visit with friends in Muncle. ; The Hughes Chapter of Westminster guild of First Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow evenihs for a picnic supper at the manse. Members are requested to bring sugar for the coffee and come prepared to meet the Pledge. ': x. . VMiss Ruth Van Sickle will enter

tain members ot the Ep worth League

society of First Methodist churcn at

her home, 315 North Thirteenth street tomorrow evening at .a Hallowtram maannra.!ai .naxtv. All members

land friends -are Invited and requested

to come masked. 1

' Mrs. W. Vl Oaar' left today for Los

Angeles,' CaL. where she will spend the wintar. Mrs. Qaar has been In charge

ot the sock shop and desires au per sons to torn In all socks, and wristlets to the shop' In the .Palais Royal

this week or as soon as yossioie. au pieces of yam are to be sent to Mrs. Frank McCurdy, 1213 4 North A street

Mrs. OeoreV A. Reid will entertain

a knitting olue at her nome, 4iu aouia

D.street, ;TJftirjday ajtterAopn..

The first meeting of the Alice Carey club, which waa to have been held last week, will meet Thursday afternoon with the president, Mrs.? Martha Barr. Responses tot roll-call will be "Summer Reminiscences"-. andoffloers -for the coming year, will be metalled.

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has been 'previously announced.'

Til WabI Richmond Red Cross work

rooms have been moved from their rooms on West Main ; street to the West Side hose house on West Fifth street The rooms will open for work Wednesday afternoon. They will' he

open each Monday, Wednesday ana Friday afternoons from 1:30. to 5:00 o'clock. . . . ,'. The Penny-club wll meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Balsch Beseher at her home, 101 Lincoln street

i The Philathea class of Second Presbyterian -church will have a masquerH a niftir fnmnrmv avfinfnr fit. the

home of MIsb" Stella Hart on North

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Seventeenth street All members of

the class are Invited. ? -Miss Marl Roach has returned from Hamilton, O., where she spent the day yesterday. ', James Ab shire, 95 Years , Old, Is Dead at Lynn WINCHESTER, Ind Nov. 4. James B. Abshlre, 95, Is dead at his home two miles - north - of Lynn of uremic ' poisoning;- resulting from a cut on. the arm he received; a few

days ago when, he fell at. his home.

Mr. Abshlre was the son of James Abshlre. a Virginian and a soldier of

the war of 1812 and also soldiered

against the Indians. He was Dorn with in ratia of where , he died and

has lived in the vicinity all his life. He has always been active and last

summer cultivated three acres oi

mtiMii and marketed them. Tnree

sons and one daughter survive.

Thit Canadian annual production of

tobacco Is about 10,000.000 pounds.

' , The Domestic: Science . association wlir meet Wednesday afternoon in the Aft gallery at. the high school. The war pictures will be on display for the members and , some one will give a talk "oh the- pictures. A musical prorram -will fee ftlven and a new. presi

dent to take Mrs. E. W. Shirk's place.

-lil be elected.: ; , v;.r

The first meeting of the Music Study club wiU be held tomorrow morning at 9:80 o'clock in the art gallery at high

school. Mrs. O.-P. Nusbaura ana Mrs,

Clendennm will have charge of the

urogram.. -.Prior-to .the program, Mrs

Lewis Kin and Mrs. Nusbaum.wlll

give a dlecusslori on The Study of Frhnoe and .French Muslc,v in which they will dlsems,-narratlve songs of

bards, love sohgs ,ana romances;, patriotic, religious, and epic songs.' The composers to be discussed under those

-groups are, LWly. 4 compra ana

meau. This meeting tomorrow is me October meeting which was postponed on account of the ban on public meetings. -, The program, to : be given -to. morrow is the same as the one which

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Kidney Pills. - r -H4re is a Richmond woman's experience:' !.'- ;- !.

Mrs. R. W. Routh, 207 Randolph St,

gave, the following statement in Sep

tember, 1916: "Several years , ago I

used Doan's Kidney Plus and found

them to bp an excellent kidney rem

edy. I took them because another to my family had used them, with such

good success, for backache and irreg

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lieved me In a short time." '

i On November 23, 1917, Mrs. Routh

said: "I am always glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pille. They helped me wonderfully and I know there

Is no better remedy for kidney trouble."- -, v - -

Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that

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YoaH know why thousands use Musterole once you experience the glad relief it gives. t Get jar at once from the nearest drugstore. It is a dean, white ointment; made with the oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Brings ease and comfort white it ia hems? rubbed onl

I Musterole is recommended 07 many

doctors and nurses. Mimons ox jars are used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu tnatism, lumbago pe&s sad aches of the back or ioiifa, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, fro3ted feet; colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).

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Of 1,000 species of flowers. 284 are white, 222 yellow, 222 red, 14 blue, 72 violet. 36 green, 12 orange, 4 'brown, and 2 black. .

HOME-MADE COUGH SYRUP CURED HUftSAtyD ' AND CHILD, WIFE AND MOTHER STATES.. Mrs. A. Jennings, -1734 Armltage avenue, Chicago, I1L, writes: , "I heard of Mentho-Laxene about two years ago, and since then would not be without it My husband had! been coughing for about four years, 1 summer and winter, and now he is; cured of it, and for my child, I think ; there is nothing better In the world for a cold, tor it helps at once!" - The best cough, cold, and catarrh medicine ever. found is the essence Mentho-Laxene. Directions with a 2 onuce bottle, concentrated, tell how to make at home a full pint of delicious, curative medicine. Adv.

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WEDNESDAY BARGAIN DAYj

Offers Items from All Departments

A rare opportunity for bargains. Remember all Wednesday bargain day items are for Wednesday only. All Wednesday bargains go back to the regular price on Thursday Telephone orders accepted. I Read over this list of unusual bargains.

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Wool Dress Goods 42-lnch All WTool Rose Novelty Suiting, regular $1.2S value Wednesday, S9c 48-lneh All Wool Plum Novelty Suiting, regular $2.00 value Wednesday, $1.39 42-lnchAll tVool Rose Novelty Suiting, regulat $1.75 value : Wednesday, $19 42-1 hch Blue Suiting With novelty stripe, regular $1.25 .value Wednesday, 93c 42-lnch All Wool Cadet Novelty Suiting, regular $1.75 value Wednesday, $1.29 42-lnch -All Wool Tan Novelty Suiting, regular $1.25 value Wednesday, 89c 42-lnch All Wool Cadet Blue Crepe regular $1.25 value Wednesday, 89c 36-1 neh Tan afid White Stripe Suiting, regular $1.00 value Wednesday, 79c 42-lnch Air Wool Black Brocaded Tussah, $2.00 value ,-. Wednesdays $1.58

42-lnchAll Wool Biack CreDe,

regular $1.25 value ; Wednesday, $1.29 68-Inch All Wool Heavy Blue Astrachan Coating, regular $3,50 Talue Wednesday, $2.79 64-Inch All Wool Novelty Plaid Coating, $2.C0 value Wednesday, $1.69 50-Inch Shadow Stripe, All Wool Dark Green Cloth, regular $2.00 value Wednesday, 51.G9 66-Inch Tan Novelty Coating, All Wool, regular $2.00 value Wednesday, $1:60 66-Inch Grey Novelty Coating. All Wool, regular $2.00 value Wednesday, $1.9 Percales 32-inch, good firm Ptercalea, Navy and Cadet Blues Wednesday, 20c Calicoes Simpson and American, Best Prints, full line of colors : Wednesday, 13 Comfort Cotton Good Clean Cotton Batting, large siie roll v Wed need ay, 20c Comfort Cotton Large S-pouad Cotton Batting, opens up in ore piece; size 72x90 inches Wednesday, 9$c Unbleached Toweling 16-inch Unbleached Crash with blue border, good and firm, limit 10 yard3 Wednesday, 18c Bleached Towellnfl 500 yards of bleached linen weft crash, we show a laundered sample, limit 10 yards Wednesday 23c Turkish Towels 25 Dozen 16x80inch Turkish Guest Towels Wednesday, 25o; 4 for 90c Turkish Towels 10 Dozen 20s40inch large heavy bath Towels - Wednesday, 32c; 3 for $1.00 Wash Cloths Good heavy Wash Cloths, colored borders, good Blze, Wednesday, 10c; $1.00 Dos. Hope Muslin Short lengths, Hope Muslin; 1 to 10-yard pieoea, perfect goods. Wednesday, 27e Sheeting Sl-inch Seamless Bleached sheeting, fine smooth finish, 80c value. Wednesday, 69c Sheets 76x90 Bleached Sheets, wide, deep hem, good muslin t Wednesday, $1.45

72x90 Bleached Seamless Sheets, good firm Muslin, smooth finish , Wednesday, $1.75 Table Damask 70-inch Mercerized Table B-araask, beautiful finish, gded line of patterns ; Wednesday, . $1.29 Three Pieces of .64-in.ch Mercerized Damask, all good designs Wednesday, $1.10 Mexican Drawn Work A limited quantity of Scarfs and Doylies, slightly soiled and musEed, for Wsdnesday selling. 22-inch Round Doylie. 10c " 86-inch Routid Doylie 40c 28-lnch Square Doylie. 26c 42-iiich Souare Doylie 50c 18x5-inch Scarf 25c Stationery 100 Boxes of Stationery, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes Wednesday, 13c Alarm Clocks Guaranteed Alarm Clocks, good heavy nickel Wednesday, 93s Hand Bag 10-inch Hand Bag3 Choice of twO styles Wednesday, 50c Strep Back Purses One gross of a special novelty, Jspcnose all Leather strap back Purses, $1.50 and $2.00 values Wednesday, $1.03 Colored Stationery 500 Boxes of Holiday Stationery, four colors In a box, 12 sheets and 12 envelopes each of buff, white, pink and blue, complete. Wednesday, 50c

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Ladles' Cashmerettte Good heavy fleece lining, two clasps, in black only; ail sizes Wednesday 69c Ladies' Chamolsette 2-clasp Chamoisette, in white or grey, full line of sizes. Wednesday S9c Double Silk Women's Silk Gloves lined with suede, . the colors are grey, white and black, all sizes. Wednesday $1.50 White Kid Gloves We offer a sploidid heavy cape clove In white only, in moat all sizes; regular $2 values for one day only Wednesday $1.50

Children's Gloves and Mittens Children's Jersey Qloves and Mittens with a heavy fleece lining in tans or greys. Wednesday 59c Doll A chance to buy Christmas Dolls for less. Two special numbers In Character Dolls In either the 10 or 15-inch size. Priced special Wednesday 25c and 50c Toilet Paper Large sized roll of crepe Toilet Paper, special for Wednesday 7 for 25c; 30 for (1. Air Cushions This is a fine thing for th9 soldier boy; send him one for Christmas Wednesday $1.39 Muff Beds Ladies' or Children's Muff Beds, lined and all ready to cover. Wednesday 83c Composition White Ivcry Articles Just a few too many of the following items, Hair Receivers, Puff Boxes, Picture Frames and Trays. The entire line of these items will be offered for Wednesday, 1-4 off. Sample Button Sale 1,008 Cards, of Sample Buttons, In all kinds, sizes and colors, put up three, six or twelve on a card; regular values worth up to 50c. Wednesday, Card 10c

Hosiery

Ladies' cotton black or white, 29c goods Wednesday, 4 pair $1.00 Ladies Fiber Silk Hose in white, grey, pongee and sky, $1.50 goods. Wednesday $1-00 Children's Hobo In biack only, sizes 5 and 5; 35c goods Wednesday 19c Underwear Ladles' Union Suits; medium wt., long or short sleeve; $2.00 value Wednesday S1.C0 for regular sices. Extra Sizes $1.25.

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Children's Sleeping; Garments ri Small lot ribbed, with feet. Wednesday 50s Men V Shirts - Heavy grey twill Flannelette work Shirt. Feels and looks like wool; cut full and large, 14 to 17; worth $1.50. Wednesday 9Bo

Items from the SECOND FLOOR

Dress Skirts 15 selected from our regular lino all-wool assorted colors; worth, up to $9.98; your choice $2.93. Dressing Sacques New line just received, fleeced Outing, high neck; special for Wednesday $1.25 Each Wash Waists One counter Voiles and Organdies, embroidery and lace trimmed; $1.59 value; sizes up to 46 bust Wednesday Only 79o Outing Flannels One lot of plain Outings, white, pink, light blue, grey; would be a bargain at 25c; k Wednesday Only 25c per Yard Blankets ; One case extra large grey or tan; bargain at $3.00. Wednesday Only $48 One case 70x80 size, grey, extra heavy and t bargain at $4.00 for Wednesday Only $3.48 One case Wool Nap Plaids, all colors, extra heavy; $7.C0 value. Wednesday Only $5.98

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All Wage Earners and All Others Who May Be Interested in the City, Are Invited to the C O L IS Elil TONIGHT ONLY As the Guests of gaitizcd Labor

The Present Political SIf nation Will Be Discussed , ; : JAMES : C. SM AUNESS Y Of the Barber's international Union, Will Be the Main Speaker; Also Other Local Union Men . -

GOOD MUSIC OV RICHMOND CITY BAND