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WHITE PARACO-S.
12.00 P.irxsol .
I1.TS r-WTtsolj .
11.25 rarxiou
jlt rarxsola .
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COLORED LAWNS.
Or U-c CoIorM Lawn
Oar 12 12c Colored Lawn ..
Car l'V CcJori Lawn
Oar 5c ColortnJ Lawn
...10c
.....9c
.7 1-2C
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WHITE SLIPPERS.
Children' White. Plak and Blue
Sllrrr. 7c 85c and IL0O.
Ladles' White Canroi Oxfords, ILiS
niaM now 11.00.
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BATHINQ SUITS. .
for uaiM, uoy, Men and CJrlt,
Men's Sulta ......65c
IL25 Balh Sulta 9So
SL50 Bath Salta $L19
12,00 Bath Salta $i.&9
1X00 Bath Solta 1X25
All SU--
BOY8' WASH SUITS,
In Maalln. Brtrsrn and Plain Matoe,
Whlto and Colors.
12.00 kind
SL75 kind
$1.50 kind
11.2 kind
11.00 .kind
'Oki
1L7S
11.50
$15
11.00
69c
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Nicety Trimmed
1L25 roll Elra Gowna Sc
11.25 Fnll SUo Chemise 98c
L25 Pnll Sli Skirt 98c
J 1-2 5 All .Sixes Corset Corera ..98c
115 All Sizes Drawers 98c
Se our Line of Muslin Underwear.
Special Txluea In Trunks, Grips, Cases and Baca this week.
Te Majestic NeUre Shirts for Men In white and colors $1.00 and
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212-212-214 North Front Street
GEORGE O. Q&YLORB,
'".';,.'':-,. .Ted Beginning."' nr. ...'- :
The new assistant rector .was trying
to Impress upon the mind of bis yovns
son the difference between bis own po
sltioiwand that of bis superior. MNowt
Tod, be ended, -'I.; want youtO:re
xneniber.to be very polltefn the "rector.
We , are strangers, and. I "am only ; tbo
assistant, , It becomes Kns to be ex
tremely courteous. Some 'day perhaps
I shall be rector myself" . .
The next day; the boy, was walking
with his father when they met the dlg
nlfied rector. . . v "
"IleUof promptly bcgTcd. .rPopfs
been tcUIn'me 'bout you bnv yoo'ro
the real thlnr. an he's. ust the" hired
man an we got to knuckle under! But
some day be may be It himself, . an
then you'll seer
Chick mi Obtlnaey.
Jl Dolice court story which Is said to
Illustrate "the Indifference tf the aver
age chicken to good; advice was told
recently at Kingston, England, when a
carter was charged with 'stealing a
fowL
1 am guilty of stealing the fowl
admitted the prisoner. "It was eating
the corn out of my horse's nose 'bag.
and I saftl to It; If yeu don't go away,
rjl make you,' and struck It with the
whip. When I saw It was dead,I put
It In the wagon. I dldnt know who
owned if
VI Judge It was the chicken's fault,"
remarked the prosecutor, "and 111 not
press the charge against the man. -
Luk.
Lac, means rising at 0 o'clock in the
morning,' living on a dollar a day If
you earn two, minding your own busi
ness and not, meddling with other peo
ple's. Luck means appointments you
haw never failed to keep, trains you
have never failed to catch. Luck
rrei" trusting In God and In your own
irsourcesi Exchange.
THE DEATH CHAIR.
Hoping Hr Out.
Mla reppcry No, be didn't like your
eyebrows. He said they were too
black. Miss ram tier The Ideal Miss
Xeppery However, I assured him they
were not as black as they were paint
ed. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Department Store. Lea
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Read Star Busines Locals
The good man prolongs his life. To
be able to enjoy one's past life la to
lire twice. Martial
Her Self Control.
There's one thing I will say," re
marked Mr. Millions, "and that Is that
my daughter, Arabella, has a fine dis
position."
Indeedr
"Yes. sir. The'rsray she can listen for
hours to her own playing on the violin
shows remarkable self control."
Accounted For.
The biby's awful Ikild.' said Mabel.
"Yes: they iou:c IkiM purpose. If
they hml-iiir t'-oy'd i u!l it all out, mu
then r U tfnr hair v orM l-o ivastod
Haw. It; Feels Whsnthe KiUing'
l V;,.4reirit;U .Turned. On.
' I He. waited a second ox an agel Then
suddenly it seemed as if. he must leap
from the chair, bia: body was swelling
to some monsiyonsyv impossible, Inhu
man shape; his'muscles were stretch
ed, mililona of , hot. and dreadful neer
dies were pleicmg and pxicidng-hlm, a
stupendous - roorhjg '. was in " his . ears
then, a million 'ceJora--oolors ho had
never seen wor, ftnagjncd 1 before, colors
no one had ever seen oV imagined, col
ors, beyont thjer range of the spectrum,
new undiscovered, summoned Dy some
mysterious agency frtrm distant cor
ners of the' mrfrse played before bis
eyes. Suddenly, they were shattered
by. a terrific explosion in his brain
tfien darkness.
But, no; there was still sensation. A
dull purple coibr slowly spread before
Mm,, gradually grrr lighter, expanded
and wth a mighty pain he; smuggled,
groping his way; in torture 2nd tor
ment over fearful obstacles from some
far distance remote as "black stars in
the cold abyss. of the universe. Efe
struggled back to kfe, then an appall-'
lng confusion, a gra"5p . of conscious
ness; be' heard the ticking of tbo two
watches. Then through bis brain there
lowly trickled a thread of thought
that SQufrmed and glowed like a white
hot wire.
A fBixft grooo escaped the palp lips
bekw the black leather .mask; a tremor
ran through the form In the chair; there
It relaxed and was still.
Its all over. Thofdoctor rifting bis
fingers from Archie's wrist, tried to
smile find wiped the perspiration from
his face with a handkerchief. From
Brand . WhlGbck's "The Turn of the
Balance."
A Hypothetical Question.
"Miss de Smyth e," began the young
man, "I want to ask you a hypothetical
Question."
The girl nodded assent.
"If a young man of good family and
sound health 'and an assured income
of,$5,000 were to meet the most charm
ing of girls and feed her Ice cream fox
a year; if she had a complexion like a
rose, hair a crown of gulden glory, the
hand of a fairy, the bearing of a
queen; If she knew bow not to play the
piano) was versed in cooking, compe
tent to superintend a home; and If the
young man, auspiciously catching the
young girl alone, were to murmur into
her ear of pearL "Will you marry me?'
what. In your estimation, would be her
condition of mind and what her an
swer?" "While not an expert alienist," re
sponded the girl coyly, '"I think she'd
believe him a chump for being so slow,
but she'd say 'Yes.' "
With the preliminaries thus settled,
the naming of the day was a simple
xmrifer.vFhiladelpbia Ledger.
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.and surplus
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Has been the. actual gain, in "assets: of this bank
gan business,; eighteen months - ago capital
$300,000.00 not . included. ,
$800,000.00 now. Invested. in. good, loans.- $250,OOO.o6;?iS'l.2ri
government. bondar; but no other bonds or stocks of any dis-.
cription included "In our assets. .C. v " "v-" - S-r-X-r-rl
Ample facnitiea to provide for new accounts. No loans de- &'
clined for lack of funds--4f 'we haven't the nloney we have lM
strong connections through ivrtiich to obtain plenty and uo ;
not hesitate to borrow when necessary to meet the legrtl-' w
mate requirements of our customers. .
A BANK FOR ALL PEOPLB
Th Southern EYIaiional Bank
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Nick - Stoves, The
best cookers on earth.
The newest styles.,
2 Burner . . . . . . $700
3 Burner .. . . . .$9.00
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M. JACOBI HARDWARE CO.
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MONDAY, JULY 1st,
Is the beginning of our regular INTEREST QUARTER. Deposits, made
on or before Tuesday, July 2nd, will receive credit for three months inter
est October 1st.
TOUR BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. V "
The Peoples' Savings Bank,
Orton Hotel Building. Branch 704 North Fourth St.
H. C. McQueen, President; M. J. Cor belt, V. President; F. W. Dick, Cashier
Jun 23 tf '
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Three Months .J. ; 1 15
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Btx Mostns 2.70
Tnree Montns ....... ,15
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