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ME'ftJttfilGH EVElNG TIMES, MONDAY, JTTN Sfrij
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..Miss Mary Dughl has gone to Dur
ham on a visit
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,Mra. H. T. Hudson and children
pent Sunday in Shelby.
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The. '. Htthi child: ot Dr. and Mrs.
John McKee is critically ill.
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Miss Bessie Law left this morning
for Morchead to spend a few days.
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Hiss Florence H. Jones and Mrs.
Emily L. Jones are spending a while
In Louisburg.
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Miss Tablor of Nashville, Tcnn.. is
visiting Mrs. Van B. Moore on north
Wilmington street.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Dye of Fayetle
Ville are here to attend the Dye-Davis
ruptials tomorrow.
- There will be a lawn party at the
Edcnton Street Methodist Sunday
school lawn tomorrow evening.
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Mr. H. W. Jackson and Miss Ethel
and Master Herbert left this morning
Tarboro to spend a few days.
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Miss Boenla Welsh, teacher In the
School for the deaf at Morpranton, ii
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. H. Briggs,
On West Hargett street.
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Miss Leah and Miss Tvclyno Ept
lng of Bollngbroke, Ga., are in the city
visiting their uncle, Mr. -.' , Richard
Koonce on Hillsboro street.
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Mrs. C, R. Williams and .'.children,
who have been the guests of her
mother, Mrs. L. C. Neil, left yesterday
lor their home in Hamlet.
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Mrs. U. L. Perry left this morning
for Beaufort where she will spend the
Ktiimner. She was accompanied by
Miss Etta Perry and -by Mr. Frank
Perry of Beaufort.
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Miss Mildred M. Jones, who has been
attending the nurses training school
at the Presbyterian hospital in Nor
folk, is here on a visit to her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf A. Jones. ,
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Misses Maggie O'Brian, Pearlle
O'Brinn. .' Cassio ' O" Brian, Mr. R. A.
Manship, Dr. J. M. Manns unci Mr. Lee
' Began were a pariy here Sunday
guests at the 'Yarborough.'.
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: Miss Mary Pruden of Edcnton left
today for Henderson to visit Miss A.
L. Pendleton, after having been the
guest at the homes of Mr. Charles Root
and Mr. F. H. Busbee here.
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Marriage Tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sears
on New Bern avenue the marriage of
Miss Eula Rives Davis to Mr. Robert
Hai die Dye will take place.
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The literary and social meeting of
Edcnton Street Church Epworth Lea
gue will be held this evening at S : 1 ;"
o'clock. Among the features of enter
tainment will bo be recitation by Miss
Jessie Bumpas, and Miss Nina Oreen.
Miss Susie Tucker and Mi's. E, C.
Duncan will sing.
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Marriage licenses were issued Sat
urday afternoon to Benjamin Caley
Dickens and Miss Mamie Clara Dick
ens, both of Holly Springs; Duncan
J. McDuffle and Miss Bessie Iola Wlm
berly. both of New Hill; William An
derson and Miss Delia Standi, both of
Willow Springs.
PERSONALS.
,
Mr. Richard S. Busbee of Charlotte
Is here.
Col. W. B. Rodman -arrived'. from
Charlotte this morning.
Col. P. M. Pearsall arrived this
morning from New Bern.
Mr. J. L. McMillan of Red Springs
was a Raleigh visitor today.
Mr. R. ' M. '. DeUney is fjuite sick at
his home on North Person street.
Mr. A. C, House of Weldon was a
guest at the Yarborough last night.
Mr. F. L. Fuller of Durham spent
the day in the city on professional
business.
Messrs. Gordon Whitted and Mr. J.
F. Koso of Durham spent Sunday in
Raleigh.
Mr. W. E. Manor leaves tonight for
New Market, Virginia, where he will
spend a month or more.
Messrs. C, Bailey and J. R. Rich
ardson of Aberdeen are In the city reg
istered at the Yarborough.
Mr. Shell Jones, son of ex-Sheriff
Ham T. Jones, leaves today for Rich
mond, Va., to accept a position with
the Cobb Manufacturing Co.
Prof. Cyrus P. Frazier, who was ap
pointed postmaster at Greensboro by
President Roosevelt but not yet
been confirmed by the senate, is spend
ing today in Raleigh.
Daniel N. Lockwood, the man who
nominated Grov r Cleveland for mayor
of Buffalo, governor of New York and
for president of the United States, died
last Friday la Buffalo. Ho has held
many prominent political positions in
his state.
FASHIONABLE
WEDDINGS
the proper shape and size, phraseology and arrangement are correct,
Btyle ot engraving just right . .d everything in accordance with the dic
tates of social usage. bVll, work done in our own factory bere. Low
prices and strict 'promptness . Send for free samples and booklet
J. P. STEVENS ENGRAYTNQ CO., 47 , Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
WHY TAKE
CALOMEL?
When Mozley 's Lemon
Elixir, a purely vegetable
compound, with-a pleas
ant taste, will relieve you
of Biliousness, ' and' all
landred diseases without
griping or nausea, and
leave no bad effects.
50c. and $1;00 per bottle
at all Drug Stores.
MOZLEY'S
LEMON ELIXIR.
"On Dose Convinces.",
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A charter is issued for the Youngs'
Grocery Co. of Lexington, capital
t,500. by S. S. Neal, Chas. Young and
others.
The team from Walnut Creek
council will tonight confer the work
on the candidates in Capital City
Council No. 1.
A charter was issue:! this morning
for the Best Chair Company of High
Point, capital. $."iO.0fl authorized and
$1.00(1 subscribed by B. A. Best and
others.
The memorial eercises by the Odd
Fellows of Raleigh were not held yes
terday. The sermon which was to
have been preached in the Central
Methodist Church last night by Rev.
E. Pope has been postponed.
The round trip tomorrow from Ral
eigh to Lillington for the judicial con
vention will be $1. The train leaves
here upon the arrival of the :i:)5 train
from Goldsboro ami connects in the
afternoon with the &:30 train f ir
Goldsboro.
The Seahoaid will operate special
train from .Kalcigh Durham, and Wel
don to 'Oxford 'Saturday, June mini,
account St. John's Pay and Masonic
celebration... The round trip rate Is
Sl.t'O. Leave Kalcigh S: tr. a.m.. return
at 7 p. m.
'Since Alderman Grimes lias not re
turned to the city Mayor Johnson lias
not called the board of a'derineit to
meet tonight to pass on the' petitions
for.' a yirohibilion cloetlon. The -board
will meet next Friday .night-or e;..rlier
for this purpose.
A big delegation -will go from 1! il
i.'lgh tomorrow to attend the sixth dis
trict -convention at Lilltiigton. This
convention will renominate Sol lei tn
Armisiead Jones of this city. The
Raleigh delegation will oave here over
the Raleigh and Southport Railroad
at S:l." in the morning and return in
the afternoon.
A ladv who was out driving Sat
urilay aftornoon rcim'sts The Times
to -call the attention of the county
authorities to the 'dangerous condition
of the bridges on the nrul between
Taylor's pond and the cemetery. One
of these bridges had a dangerous lu:
in It, on another .throe- planks were
loose and on the third a -'plunk was off
and the occupants of the carriage h id
to get out.
Mr. C. H. C.attis. T. P. A. of the
Seaboard announced today that dipt.
W. P. Clements had been appointed
excursion agent for the S'-aboard this
summer. Capt. Clements is one of the
most popular conductors on the Sea
board and a better ...selection . .could -rot
have been made. Those -who go
on his excursions will certainly be
assured of a delightful trip and train
well conducted. I
IMPORTANT XOTK'K.
The impression seems to have got
ten out that the Baptist Tabernacle
Sunday School will run an excursion
to Norfolk on June 2iith -t ho date
asked for by the school. There has
been nothing definitely decided in re
gard to furnishing theni an excursion
on that date as yet. . It is also ru
mored they will make a rate of $2.00
for those not connected with the Sun
day School. This is erroneous, as they
will make no rate less than $15.00 for
outsiders,
The only excursion so far booked
over the Seaboard to Norfolk in June
is on the 19th-21st and the rate for
the round trip will be $3.00 and on
every other excursion during the sum
mer this same rate will apply.
t". II. (iattis,
Traveling Passenger Agent. :
BUCKHORN
LITHIA
WATER
IS BfiXKFICIAIi IX ALL. FEV
ERS, ESPECIALLY
TYPHOID
6 Gallons for $2.00
W. C. STROXACH'S SON'S CO.
require invitations that are in ac
cordance with forms adopted by'
fashionable society.
Invitations which we engrave are
FAULTY MEMORY
(Special to the Evening Times.)
Washington, June 11. Herbert J.
Truesdcll, who was on the stand In
the trial of George E. Green, and
W. D. Doremus when court adjourn
ed Friday, again took the stand to
day, when Mr. Stanehfield continued
the cross-examination.
Reference being made to the letter
introduced Friday by the defence
which purported to have been writ
ten by V. D. B. Ainey, attorney for
Mr. Truesdcll and in which was
stated that no action would be taken
by the government should any dis
closures by Mr. Truesdcll implicate
him, Mr. Baker asked where it was
obtained. Mr. Stanehfield . replied
that they had notified Mr. Ainey that
they would -subpoena hira when he
sent the letter.
Mr. Truesdcll did not recollect
saying in the statement he made to
postofflce Inspectors at Rush that
he had sent to the hank to cash
checks for $400 or $500 the pro
ceeds of which were to be paid to
Reavers. Cnon being shown the
statement in which he said $100 or
$,")00 he said he felt certain now that
the chocks were for $.')00 each. The
witness would not say that the com
mission account did not equal $7,500
Instead of $1,500, but said thaj H
was all paid to Beavers.
The witness could not say how many
payments were made to Beavers, or
the time of such payments. He said
he usually paid him in bills and ir.
Washington.- He Siiid he did not tell
Mr. Doremus iJuv.it the arrangement
to pay Reavers in coiine: t mil with the
first order for 'cancelling machines;
nut II after the arrangei ieiit had ln-en
made.
The witness would 'not swear that
he had talked with Mr. Green prior to
placing til-- first order. f-T . ;m.-lling ;
machines nijont. '"any : i Ta'm.-nlciit . t.ij
pay Reavers, the witness having tost I-
lied 'that Mr. Green had not come into
(he company at 'that time,
One payment of $:.H0 lie testified was
made to Heavers in a c.ib In Now
York.
The ".witness .. having testified that
statements were sent to Mr. Green
showing the commission accounts paid
to Heavers, and having staled that, ho
diiectoil .Mr. Fish to prepare state
ments showing the condition of tin'
company wlii.cji . lie approve ! before
sending them to Mr. Green, Mr.
Stanehfield exhibited statements dated
September 1 and .". and asked liiui .If'
he could find any reference to i-omuii-i-sion
'.accounts. He said lie could not.
The statements were ruled out because
they iiuriiorted only to ) tlv
nature. of trial balances, and pot in
dividual accounts.
The witness said be was friendly with
Mr. Green up to the time he left th"
Doremus Company. Mr, Ti uesdoll ad
mitted Unit he made a claim'-against
Mr. Green of $".0 for each machine
sold to the goveuiment after lie (wit
ness) left the company, which was
never paid. Mr. Raker objected but
the. court admitted the . tuestton for j
the showing animus. I
Mr. Stanehfield asked the witness if
in a talk in the presence of Mrs. W.
V. Allen on a farm near Rush. P.i..
he had said that "Green lias ploily-of
money and we have got to. have sonic
of it. and if we can't giet it we. will
put him -behind the bars'.'"
The witness denied having made
such a statement..
Mr. Truesdcll ! denied ..applying an
epithet to .Green and denied having
made other statements.
Xeuse Lodge Oflicers.
Neuse lodge, No. 97 A. F. A A. M.,
Saturday afternoon elected officers for
the ensuing term as follows:
Worshipful master. L. M. Green.
Senior warden, J. H. Fleming.
Junior warden. W. D. Dean.
Secretary, G. B. Ponnv.
Treasurer, S. S. Richardson.
Ocean Steamer Aground. ,
(By the Associated Press.)
Philadelphia. Pa., June ll.-The
steamship Wcsternland. from Liverpool
for ' Philadelphia, is aground on South
Shoal at the entrance to the Delaware
Bay. The pilot boat Philadelphia has
a line to the big vessel and is endeavor
ing to tluKt it.
Facing a Heavy Reckoning.
When the Burlington railway was
fined $50,000 for rebating those hottest
tor more law against acts already il
legal ridiculed such an inadequate
penalty. Fines of only a portion of
the profit were not sullieiently deter
rent, it was alleged. Rut now comes
talk of fines for 2,0'i0 violations of the
rebate law, which at the average in
the Burlington case of JlO.OfK) each run:
up a bill of $20,000.0(10. Even Standard
Oil would look twice at such a bill and
would not feel Inclined to increase the
salaries nor to pay the individual fines
of such officials as placed the trust in
position to be so mulcted.
David Rankin, Jr., of St. Louis, Mo.,
is about to give $2,000,000 to found a
big industrial school in that city.
Good looks bring happiness.
Friends care more for us when we
meet them with a clean, smiling face
bright eyes sparkling with health,
which comes by taking Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea
or Tabtets. Henry T. Hicks & Co.
GENTLEMEN'
WE ARU SHOWING A MAGNIFI
CENT LINE OF
OXFORDS
FOB SUMMER SERVICE.
You do not pay too much here for
your Shoes.
Perry & Rosenthal. '
BHOIA
FREE
The. mere statclhont that l'.ro
monia is of such" tremendous clll
cacy to the human system flint it
practically fortifies the body
ngainst the majority of diseases
is not enough nowadays to con
vince the skeptical public, deluded
as it lias bcctii :W the past by the
myriads of fakirs' and heartless
charla'ans, who have taken the
public's nioncyJ in. exchange for
dangerous, insidious ami liabif
formiiiK drugs. THE liKOMOM.V
COMPANY WILL GIVE YOU AN
EVIDENCE OF THEIR SINCER
ITY AND RELIEF IN T11E1K
WONDERFUL PRODUCT.
.Many thousands of dollars have
boon spent in order to get Ilromo
nia info that shape that it can he
taken conveniently, in the house,
on the cars, at the fountains, etc.
This lias finally been accomplished
by putting it into the form of a
Kraimlar effervescent. WE DON'T
WANT YOU TO INVEST ONE
CENT UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED
IT AT OUR EXPENSE. If you
are run down in general health, if
you have dyspepsia, fainting
spells, subject to insomnia, bil
iousness, kidney or liver, troubles,
catch cold easily; if your system
is in that condition that the di
sease germs of pneumonia, la
grippe, or the various epidemics
are apt to take hold easily, if ymi
have occasional of constant head
ache, loss of memory , generally
impaired vitality, ' then you need
llit.monia.
Itminniiiu is to the human sys
tem what the scrubbing brush and
soap are to the dirty wash basin.
It stimulates the Phagocytes of
the blood so that they aic more
easily enabled to destiny all at
tacking germs (the theory of
curing all germ diseases). l!ro"
monia so stimulates the digestive
apparatus that nature is enabled
to assert her sway. If your stom
ach is in gooil condition, you are
well. The Chinese are a wise peo
ple. They accost each of her with,
"How is your stomach'."' : "
The V. II. King Drug Com
pany guarantees ' that everybody
who will cut mil the coupon at the
Ixiltom of this page and viill send
it to (In- r.romonia Company of
New York will receive, free of
cost, alt charges paid, package
big enough for several days' use.
If you think it is what you need
and have already had a free bot
tle, you will lind it on sale at alt
first class druggists. Send coupon,
no matter where you live, and you
will receive a free bottle.
For sale at all first class drug
gists -7 and ."( cents.
W. II. KING DRUG CO.
Distributor for Raleigh and Vi
cinity. Free . Rroiuonia Coupon.
Name ...... . .
City
State . . . ". ... ... .
My nearest dealer is
My disease is '.,'...
The DrinKs at
Ufic
KING CROWELL
Drug Gompany
Are Di ff er en t
Have you seen the
magnificent new foun
tain and the unex
celled sanitary ar
rangements? Drink at onr foun
tain and you'll always
be in perfect health.
Drug Store
DRAUqHbN'S
BALEIPf.
Corner Wilmington and Martin Sta.
KXOXVTLLB and
COLUMBIA. :
26 Colleges in J5 Btates. POSITIONS
secured or money REFUNDED. Also
teach Br MAIL. Catague will con
vlnce yon that Draughon'i la THB
BEST. Call or Mod for tt.
King - Crovell
CUT G LASS
The beauty of cut glass, combined with, Its utility, is Ix-coiiilng
more and more appreciated, and
where it Is not in evidence.
One can hardly have too many
very moderate prices nt which wo
other articles will allow one to own
extravagant outlay.
A largo variety of the best
H. MAHLER'S SONS
Jewelers, : :
June Brides
ARE DELIGHTED WITH . OUR
Cut Glass, Odd Pieces of ChinaV Bric-a-Brac Etc.
15EKORE THE WEDDING
AND AFTER THE WEDDING
Our Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware
MAKES THE HOME ATTRACTIVE
Efce WILLI AMS-NOWLAN CO.
127 Fayetfeville St., RALEIGH) - N. C,
Did You Ever Investigate
THE WASHWOMAN'S WAY?
Were you to visit the home of some of the wash women
and see the course of filthy water your- garments are put
through you would not wear them again. Every single arti
cle of apparel is washed by us in the purest tillered water in
Raleigh and I lie best of soap s ate used. Tainted water and
cheap soaps not only .stench the garments but cause them to
rot. . ' ' ..-;. .".',
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
RAILWAY
Senic Route to the West
TWO fast; vestibule' trains
tl'l'l'll itl vi d I'll s:i,'i.vi.
! .,. ........ -. iv ...
Through I'lillnii'.a Sleepers to Louis
ville, Cincinnati, 'Chicago
and St. Louis.
I. v. Richmond.-.. ' :0tt p m 1 1 :0( p m
I.v. Cliar'sville. fi: i!) p in .' 2:5!!a in
Lv. Lynchburg.. 1:1(1 p m
- a v.- i in nail . on a in ." p m
Ar. Louisville; .1 1 : 00 a m S: (Hl p in
Ar. Chicago.. . . .1: "n p m 7 : 1 0 a in
Ar. St. Louis. , C:L'S p m 7: IS a m
Direct Connections for all I'oiuts
West and Northwest.
(QUICKEST. AND RIOST ROUTE
The line to the celebrated resorts
of Virginia.
Cor descriptive matter, schedules
and Cullman Reservations, Address
W. O. WART II ION.
! I). P. A.. C. & O. liv Co..
Richmond, Va.
Emcrson
CUT64J
Why not he comfortable during
:the hot weather. Gel an Electric
j Fan and you will be. Come in and
try one.
I kalcigh Construction Co.
I 14 West Hargett 3trect.
$59 fwJSs BLOCK MACHINE
M&kei l different tkyitt 4 Mocks, fhu
U different piece ff otttiat- Can Ma4
tinted in leu than a minutes t Men aa4 1
boy can male 150 blocks per day af turn
hours. No progressive contractor sttooM
bo without ooe. It's cheapur nia brick.
J.C. HERRING
GREENSBORO. N. C
there are few, tables or sideboards
V
pieces of good crystal, and the
are selling nappies, travs mid
quite ). collection without an
-
makes to select from. -
J
. Raleigh, IN. C
NEW FICTION
At Low Prices.
ELABORATE CLOTH BINDINGS
l-:1,At 50 Cents.
ADE, GEORGE'-.' '
Cables and Slang,
ALI1EN,. JA.Mi:S LANIO
Choir Invisible,
ATHERTON, (ilORTRUDK
The CoiKjucror
BARBIE, I. Mi
The Little Minister,
CHURCHILL, WINSTON
The Celebrity,
CORRULU, MARIE
The Master Christ iau
CRAWrORD, MARION
In the Palace of the King,
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING
. , ' Soldiers of Fortune,
DOLVR, A. CO NAN
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes,
lioiiml of the Raskervilles,
EVANS, AUGUSTA J.
St. Elmo,
rord, rAyti IiEICESTEU
'"' Honorable I'eter Sterling,
GREEN, ANNA KATHERINE
' " :.'-. Filigreo Ikill.
iioi'E, Anthony
Rupert of lhirt.an.
HOUGH, E.MERSON
The Mississippi Rubble.
LONDON, JACK
The Call of the Wild.
MAJOR, CHARLES
When Knighthood Was In Flower.
McCUTCIIEOX, GEO. R.
Grnustork.
TARKINGTON. BOOTH
Gentleman From Indiana.
Scud for our list of a 1.000 titles.
The best values over offered in books.
ALF. WILLIAMS CO.
idaWater
CURES
ALL FORMS OF
KIDNEY AND
.-i ,i-
-. ,r.
AND IS
NATURE'S OWN
PRESCRIPTION
t POU THE -
Digestive Organs.
; FOU SALE 11V.
Tucker1 ItuildliiK rhattuacy, '
! W'l Ki: ITfarby, Durham, N. C.
Thomas ; Iru Co., V. Durham,
:- n. o. -:'.
JOHN W. HAYS
CIVIL ENGINEER
u 1, MK1 AM. too. . t.
HKXIK PiWElt A MUNICIP4L WCM
. Tnc1 Ith9 Wsf prwntV.li. Srwcn
Rteeutct .Rlitlnr. HtircK lll, hayii,
HU.t jiii.rvritiniil.
tin. SSoufli Adim St.. P.trrtiieo V
CRINKLEY'S
DEPARTMENT. STORE
326,, 328, 330, 332, .334,
Fayetteville Street.
RALEIGH, N; C
fyaq'yttrft
The Largest Store In The
State.
VACATION.
Season is at hand and Trunks and
Go-away Bans are in the mind of
everybody. The wise (urn their steps
toward Crinkley's, where they 'can
Ket the same quality for less money.
Canvass Flat Top Trunks, $1.90
lo $,).-'ltl.
Canvass Strap Trunks, $2.7(1 to
$7.(10.
Linen-lined Trunks, large, $(!.()() to
$7.00.
I! 0-inch Veneer Leather bomul,
$12.5(1.
Metal-iovered . Trunks, $1.00 to
$1.00.
Dies:; Suit Ca::es $1.00 Id $t;.0().
Hand .litifw. -."c. t'ij JTi.tMl.
I ARM TOOLS.
Speiuil I 1-IiiiKer, Grain Cradles,
worth $:;.') : 'for this week $2.2.ri.
Cull iva'.nrs .'Hid 1'lnws.,
(Irass Scythes and Snatfis, Jl.lo.
Wheel harrows. $2.0.1)'.''.
Hoes, Kakes, Shovels. , .
I.awn Mowers, $:1.00.
(Jrasssickies, lde., 2.Vj.
(irass Shears.
I'rttil .lars, Kelile1-.
RED 'SHOES AMI STOCKINGS.
We have just had' n-Block of In
fant's -Red Slippers and llo.se'-. niado
to order for" us.
THE LATKST FAD.
infant's 2 strap, 2 to ..1, at (i.'Vc.
Chilli's 1 i;lrap, i to S, HOc.
Red hose lo inaleli. .
WHITE CANVASS OXFORDS.
iTadies', $1.00, $l.:).
Misses', 80c, $1.20.
Chilli's, it to 11, TOc, $1.00.
Child's, 5 to S,' title, 00c. 1
Infant's, 2 to 5, title.
Hose lo 'match, 10c. to U."ic.
ROY'S OXFORDS. )
Tan Oxronls,. 10 to 2, '$ f.'i". ' : j
Tun Ox'fords",'.' 2 lo S. $1-7.7. ')
Cat. Leather, 12 to 2, $I.7.j.
I'ut." Leather, 2 1-2 to H, $'-'.00.
'"MUX'S OXFORDS.
Vici Kid, $l.'5, $l.oO, $2.00.
Pat. Leal her, $1,155, $11.00, $:l.00.
.:.' Uuu .Metal, $.5.00. ; . '
LADIES' OXFORDS.
$1.00, "$i.u.-t $..-o, $1.95, $;l.oo.
WHITE 1TRSES.
Wasliablo Hand Dags, 5c, 50c.
Fans, 1c. lo 50c.
Belts, 10c. lo 50c.
CXDKRWEAR.
Men rihhod seant drawers. 10c.
; DalbiiSRan Shirt's and Drawers,
special, li:5c. each, 15c. Suit.
Ladies' Vests, 5, 10 and 15c.
CLOTHING DFI'ARTMKNT.
Men's Washable Vests. White and
Colors, C5-, 75c, Bile, $1,125.
LADIES' WHITE SlITS.'
White Linene Waist and tikirt
worth $1.75 Suitspecial price GOc.
each, $1,110 Suit.
ilavo scild out of long white and
black Silk Cloves.
HAT DEPARTMENT.
. .Rii; line Men's Dress Straw Hat
at all prices. Panamas. $3.50.
MISCELLANLOIS.
Rubber Hose, 7c, c., J 1c.
Lawn Mowers, $3.00.
Hammocks, 00c. 1 $:l.00. j
Fish Aquariuina,5c. to 5c. 1
Cots, $1-15 lo'$:l.25. ;
; Curtain StiQfcliers, $1.00, $1.10.
Porch Rockers, Red or Ciecn $1.25
Freezers, $1.35 tii $1.00.
Refrigerators, $0.75, $12.50.
Progress Sfeel Ranges, $18 to 30
Red Canopies, $1.25.
. Mosquito Netting, flc. yard. '
Buggy Lap Robes, 5tk'., 65c. .
.Baby Carriages, $1.75 to $12.50.
, Imitation Leather Couches, $8.50,
$10.50. ',
Water Coolers and Filters.
Flowered Lawus, 5, 84, - 10c.
yard. " .
Wliito iron Cribs and Beds.
Mantel Folding Bods, $12.50.
....MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
Auto Harps,. $3, $3, $5.
Guitars, " 93.45,' $2-05, $5, $7.
Banjos, Vioiinn urandollns, Cases,
Strings, Repairs. :
Victor and ' Other Talking Ma
chines and Records. .
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