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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-12-06
THE Be HIVE
IS HAVING A RUSH!

Honest profits and fair dealing
tells the story The past few
weeks has convinced many far
mers who have come to Wins
ton that their interests will be
best protected by calling at
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LAoEs.
LACESM
LACE S!M
LACE s.!!

TWO IMPORTANT REASONS FOR THE SPECIAL
SALE:
LIST. because Of large and very lucky purchase and
"a because Of the many short lengths left over from
the Clearing Sale.
THE NEW LACEs,
Some OF the best bargains our good fortune TO
secure are to be found
42-inch BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGs
At........S1. &l.50, 81.
Worth. ..SL35, $500 1926
~ In estimating the worth of these laces we make
comparison with.our last weeks stock Of laces which
were considered good Values in fact were the best
In town at the prices We have give little better
value than our competitors. you would buy alto
gether credit.
PIECES RUSSIAN DRAPERY NET
Beautiful quality Of Black Silk. IL yards wide at
81. yard. Comment needless
200 PIECES ORIENTAL LACES.
From 1Oc. to Soc q yard. For necks and sleeves to
summer dresses these laces are adapted You'll save
Just half-you get dollars worth by spending Soc
119 PIECES PLAT Val. LACES.
All widths to match, from 1-2 inch to az inches
Some OF the lovelest patterns we or you have ever
seen. The prices no less a surprise
500 SHORT LENGTHS LACES
May be more or less than 500 Short I,enptbs lint
too many to suit U.s. prices marked on them tn
send them flying. We might mention there are many
lengths OF very fine Lace Flouncngs that we know
will be grabbed fora hint to the wise shopper to cali
early for choice.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(See space below)
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EVERYTHING Fon MEN.

EVERYTHING FoR MEN.
You can get your travelling valise here, and every
thing you'll require in the mems furnishing line.
Well ask promp pay Of you and in return guaranteed
you saving of from 10 to 25 per cent-25 per cent
on high-priced novelties Is per cent on every day
requisites.
You'll appreciate the reduced prices quoted below
for seasonsble goods
COLORED SHIRTS-S1 French Percale Shirts re-
duced to SIC Two separate collars and extra cuffs
to each shirt Stripes polka dots &C. in all colors.
and warranted fast.
FLANNEL sHIRTs-Genuine English, So. so each.
Don't say they're not genuine English because s. so
charged at other stores.
FRAUDULENT sHIRTs-s1 each Yankee imi-
aaron OF the English. So alike won't know the
oinerence same patterns same shades same shape,
same MT One all WOOL the other not, that's the only
DRESS sHIRTs-The "Palais Royal,n Plated and
ram Bosoms Unlaundered, you may the quality
OF material, s5c;; Laundered SO you may see them
me secl1son Of your home and after due invesga
tlon return to us with doubts dispeed and Wen sell
NIGHT sHiRTs-Made as well and fit as we'll Plain
ones, with pockets, so 6Sc Fancy embroidered 73c.
COLLARS and CUFFS. "coon's, Collars are as good
az any We sell them for Pc. Cuffs, Apply linen,
HALF HOSE REDUCED TO 100. This 10. of
SOCKS comprises all the broken lots. You will notice
Que pair Not all sizes in any pattern is the
only n.y. objection ts;t mt to them.
are worth DOC pair, and the Fast Black Socks
TsE 10 vi REFSe We here write Il We PROM
NEGKWEAR-Nearly 100 different patterns of Sum-
may styles that generally sold for 75e and 81
Fisk, Clark FIagg's "Punjab" Scarfs, 25c
or saYs you dollars You are wanting Underwear
possible.
1,x.. THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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NEckwEAn FoR LADIES.
(See space below,)

Our Lace buyer also buys Ladies' Neckwesr and
the following were secured in New York week with
the Laces:
A BARGAIN-Doublero Canvas Rufiing yards
for 25c., worth 19c. o yard.
ANOTHER BARGAIN-Two-row fine Canvas Ruff
hing, with fancy colored edge, l9c. yard worth Csc
The BEST 25c. RUFFLINGS-No. 1: Three-row
Crepe Lisse, with Breton valenciennes Lace edge
No q Three-row Crepe Lisse. plain and silk stitched;
plated. criped huted. No. 3: Two-row Boiling
Cloth with one row pcot edge ribbon in white black
cream. hght-blue pink, or cardinal No. A. Two-row
Bolting Cloth. with silver gilt braid Many other
styles at 25c yard but the above quoted are espe-
claly prttfy new and cheap, considering the quality
CHEMISETTES are stylish. Our new stock is alone
worthy visit. At 25c. each India Linen Chemisettes
trimmed with lace and embroidery. At 35c. some in
all colors Then we have many novelties in vestform
Chemisettes, made of India Linen. Null, Boiling
Cloth. fine Laces, Embroderies. Silk Grenadines &c
Some Of the Tinse Lace and Ribbon trimmings ara
very beautiful Prices. 5Oc.. 75c- 81. SL15. sl.35,
sl0O. &1S5, 3.25, 81 90
THE PALAIS ROYAL
apace bplOwl
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BAnoA1ss In HAsDKEncH1Era

MEMS extra size pure-linen Handkerehiefs with
fancy figured centers and hemstitched borders 25c.
each Imported TO sell at Soc.
LADIES' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at 12Hc. each;
Job lot, containing many styles that sold for 25c.
each. The early caller viii secure the choicsimpor.
tant In this instance.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs-T They 30 In smaller COM
pas though they are larger than thu linen ones These
are Japanese. with fancy borders: not Chinese silk
and. therefore. viii wash we'll and wear almost indsA
nitely.
Ladies' siEe. Csc; worth Soc. each
Mems sizes. Soc: worth q each.
The supply Il limited. the value extraordinary.
Don't call lstsr in the week and say We 'neyer had
them." wv
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New Corros UNDERWEAR.

New Corros USDERwEAR
Inc following new Lots were opened this morning
and are genuine bargains specially secured take the
sale: " ~ e 'A
144 Muslin Skirts SOC.
10 Muslin Skirts, 75c.
144 Muslin Drawers, pc.
40 Muslin Drawers, soc
2SS Corset Covers, 39c.
IA Corset Covers 4Sc
2SS Cambria Gowns, CSC
576 Muslin Gowns, Csc
WE ASK ATTENTION TO ONE OF THE FINEST
COLLECTIONS OF DRESSING SACQUES
IN THE COUNTRY
India Linen Dressing Sacques, with Lace and En-
5br9idery 73c g. 9! 35 s14S 81 90 1925, 81 go
Only an these priced Sac9nes in stock but at Of
making our assortment, without doubt. one of the
largest. IL not the largest in the country.
We quote as unusual value. those at 9S EACH they
are the finest India Linen. tucked profusey trimmed
with the best embroidery imported
Those at $2.6S have very beautiful plat val Lace
trimming.
Those at s3 have colored embroidery-blue, red,
SURAH SILK DRESSING SACQUEs. from s15 to
ga each: all colors; also white; trimmed with real
laces Worth admiring, If nothing more.
(Shoe bargain below.)
THE pATAIS ROyAT
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The "Haymarket" an imported linen collar, and the
latest from London. It's high standing collar with
wide hem and tiny turn over points, 20c each "New
York price 25c So says our buyer. who saw them In
one Of the leading fashionable stores
The new Shirt Front Chemisettes Of three-ply pure
lnen have tucked fronts and are Ice each The best
in Pique are 39c each.
LINEN COLLARs-"Purc linen; all ifnen: the onlv
dtnen Collars for SJor rs. and the ONLY all linen Cur.
for pa1sJor &c." 80 says our buyer.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(9ee space below)
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REDUCED PR1cEs FoR SHOES

The finest hand made Shoes at lowest prices ever
quoted. because unusually cheap at old prices
Our % Ladies' Alligator oxford Ties for "a
Our 81 Ladies' French Kid Boots for 81
Our 30 Ladies' French Kid Boots for 81
Our 50. 30 Misses Spring Heel Boots for s235
Our $3.50 Boys English Calf Boots for 80
Our $3.50 Mems Patent Heather Oxfords Tor 80
Our 81 20 Boys Patent Leather Oxforis for al 75
Our 81 10 Children's Patent Leather Oxfords for
$50. "
Our CSC. Infants Kid Shoes for S5c
Our SOC. Infants Coored Shoes for 35c
~ Postpone an opinion until after CRITICAL, IN
SPECTION Of materials and finish, and SEEING and
FEELING how The Shoes fit ~
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GREAT CLOSING Our SALE
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
OAK HALL,
Corner 10th and F.
FOR BOYS TO Is.
The entire line Of Jackets and Pants will be closed
out at just onehaf Of former prices also odd Knee
Pants.
FOR BOYS IA TO 1S.
Asplendid line Of Suits will be closed out at Sac
rifce
FOR MEN.
Fancy Flannel Coats and Vests for 81.
Seersucker Goats and Vests 81
Middlesex Flannel Suits at $40.
An immense line Of Summer Goods, suitable for the
hottest weather. at a sacrifice.
White and Fancy Vests at 75c. and 81.
Serge Suits at $3.50 and upward
Prince Albert Suits from S15 up.
Broadcloth Suits at S22.5O. worth $40
Clerical Cut Suits at $25 worth $50.
An-wool Cheviot Suits at 81 so.
500 Cashmere and Cheviot Suits less than cost Of
manufacture.
Odd Pants from 81 up.
Norfolk Jackets very cheap.
OAK HALL. COR TENTH AND r Sta
my25-3m
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z. B. BARNUM 4 CO..
e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
FINEST QuA1rrr TENNIS FIAssE Is

FINEST QuA11rr TENNIS FIAssE LIS
REDUCED TO 37hc.
As these goods 81 inches wide and fast colors
they make beautiful serviceable and cheap dresses for
seashore and mountain wear
Finest quality SCOTCH GINGHAMS reduced from
31k to 25c.
Atwood FRENCH ALBATROSS. beautiful styles,
double width at Soc. worth 75c
Atwood FRENCH CHALLIS at 4Oc
INDIA SILK reduced from 81 100 to 15c.
New styles in AM ERICAN CHALLIS at 18c.
Extra values in BLACK SURAH SILKS at 75c., 81
and S1.2o,
AL PARASOLS at prime cost.
CREAM DRESS GOODS In all the new fabrics ct
lowest prices.
Full stock of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR at lowest
possible prices.
Previous to inventory we offer decided bargains
W.M SINISTER SONS
jy9 910 PENNA AVE
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE
AT THE FAMOUS REMNANT ROOMS OF
LANsBURGH l. BRO.
1t has become usage in the general management Of
annum. but having stock of short lengths
IN summer Dry Goods on hand, we assure you That
figures.
LIST OF ITEMS ON SALE
go pieces Of light figured French Saline Remnants,
yards. reduced to loo. per yard
pieces Of hne Lace Buntinss in navy blue and all
yard: regular value 15c.
Several cases Of grey mixed De Beige Remnanta
beautiful Styles reduced to Sc. per yard.
2 cases of 34-inch wide English Mohsrs. mostly in
grey. slate and brown mixture, will be sold Al I2xc
per yard general price 25c
81, One case Of Roman Drspery. in lengths from to
per yard.
A lot Of fancy colored double finish German Bed
Ickns warranted feather proof. reduced from 25 to
8 cases Of navy blue with red. gold and white
yard; standard price 124c.
r An immense lot Of White Good Remnants such o
and plaid Nansooks, and many otherp 81 lea Han
half their regular value.
bargains hand suce say that ft viii Day to cal
u QUIZ AemnAns Rooms for . general inspection.
LANsBURaH L BRO,
jy5 $40. 422. 424. 426 7th 81
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PH1LApE1pH1A STORE.
A great bargain in SILK UMBRELLAS. One lot
2Sin. silk Umbrellas fully worth t2, price now 20
Great bargains in PARAsoLs all At prices to close.
Special bargain in INDIA LINoNs at 12xc.
FANS. FANS FANS
.s One lot Of fine FEATHER FANS at ESQ.,; would be
Bargains in Linen and Silk Fans
Poe 'N'''
Mems fine Nainsook SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SOC.
Extra value in Silk MITTS, csc.
HOSIERY HOSIERY
One lot Of Boys Military Ribbed HOSE, all Gin
Special bargains in Ladies' fine Balbrgysn and PIN
We have received another lot Of the Ladies' black
Derby ribbed HOSE 25c.
MATTINGs MATTINGs.
Balance Of stock at prices to close Now IL your time
TO secure great bargains.
CARHART l. LEIDY.
jy7 92S 7th and 7O6 IT. NV
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AL Tn IsprcAr1oss

AND THE PREDICTIONS OF THE WEATHER BIZ.
REAu GO TO SHOW THAT JULY AND AUGUST
WILL BE HOT MONTHS. AND WE ALL KNOW
WHAT EARLY SEPTEMBER USUALLY rs. THIS
MEANS TwoMoNTHs;oF HOT WEATHER. THIN
CLOTHING WEATHER.
SURELY. NOT EVERY MAN IN WASHINGTON
is NOT PROVIDED WITH CLOTHING SUITABLE
FOR 90 DEGREES AND ABOVE.
OF ALL THE THIN STUFF WORN BY GEN.
TLEMEN THE MOST POPULAR Is PROBABLY
THE "PoNaEE SILK" IT IS VERY STRONG.
VERY DURABLE, VERY LIGHT. AND WASHES
EQUAL TO LINEN. A MAN CAN'T FAIL TO
HAVE RESPECT FOR HIMSELF WHEN HE HAS
A PoNGEE COAT AND VEST ON.
FOR GENTLEMEN WHO DON'T PKRsPIRE
FREELY. AND WHO HAVE THE "KNACK" OF
KEEPING THEIR CLOTHES CLEAN. THE LIGHT
coLoRED MOHAIRs ARE VERY POPULAR. THEY
DON'T WASH, BUT BEING "wIREY" GOODS
THEY DON'T SOIL EASILY.
THE BLACK ALPACAs. CICILLIENS BRIL-
LIANTINEs. AND DRAP DETEs ARE ALWAYS
POPULAR
FLANNEL COATS AND VESTS. IN TIE NEW
AND POPULAR STRIPES. sL60 UP
WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, IN A VARIETY OF
STYLES. THESE ARE ALWAYS USEFUL AND
DREssY GARMENTS. AND EVERY GENTLEMAN
NEEDS FEW FOR SPECIAL USE
E B. BARNUM co.
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The District surplus is not to be applied to the
reduction OF the water debt, and general burial
II washington's overhead wires Is planned for
0ext session.
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A BANQUET OF BARGAINS


AND A FEAST OF FASHION
We are going to have q rousing time this week
In our Boys Clothing Department We're 30.
ing TO make the "Welkin ring' with our low
prices and our splendi goods, prices that put
to flight all thought Of competition and cloth
Ing that the most industrious copyist cannot
approach in style. fit or finish
BIG BOYS FIRST.
We have arranged our incontestably peerless
stock of Big Boys Suits-aRes IA to lS-in three
separate prices 1--WE won't say grades" for we
merge several grades into one price, as follow:
All the So. 81 and IS Suits in our house for
Boys, ages IA to Is. are now punched" and
Five Dollars 1850 will secure the choice of the
great variety.
AL the 90. s10 aud sI2 Suits. same sizes,
azes IA to lS. are punched. and SEVEN FIFTY
ts1.5O) Will buy the choice
AL those SPLENDID specimens Of the tailor's
art. same sizes, that we have been selling At
$3.50. SIS. ego, and s22 suit are here sub
ject TO your wishes at TWELVE EIGHTY
tsl2.SO). Twelve Dollars and Eighty Cents
Will secure the choice Of the entire assortment
Here's go for Smaller Boys who wear long
pants. ages 10. IL, IL. and Is years:
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Fashion reports say that Mrs. Langtry, Mrs.
Potter. and latest and greatest Mrs. Cleveland all
sit down upon-or less hguratively and more ac-
curately, refuse TO sit down upon-the hustle
To a disinterested male observer the hustle seems
3oomed
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BOARDING.

FT,HE FRENCH ooNFEcTIoNER AND CATERER
II Of the Mzison Ritz. IL 40 and 1112 Conn ave.
let and STA has nov his psrlors ON ar.t and seD
and the public. 1hey VIII md most every Kind
u ice cressns wster ICES and frcsh cske te2l-lm.
III ARGE COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
IL Rooms with Board, snsle or en- -sulte, strictly
nrst-class; trsnsisnts. q psr das 1hs wEBs1E8
513 l3th q nv. RySa0
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The laying OF a cable from vancouver's Island
TO Australia, which Is now seriously proposed,
would indeed put a girdle round the earth In
forty minutes" Nor Is the work Of crossing the
Pacific so stupendous as 1t was once thought.
Breaking the distance by a junction at Hawaii IL
could be accomplished with no more real diff
Guilty than that attending the crossing OF the
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HouRs OF BUSINESS.
SAM. TO p. NJ, excepting Saturdays,
when we close at PM
e. F. 4 + 4. f IS:
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BBbs ~ 4 4 { ae s. "a 4 II MN
+ II ssss TIT
ILL ii ssss I
FOR TUESDAY. JULY 1O

~ Attention asked to lower half Of this column
but please Arst read below especially you are man
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According to the report OF Col Hams in the
Eastern Branch bridge controversy the railroad
Is stin alternately trampling upon and kicking
Uncle sam. First, 1t claimed at the site OF the
proposed bridge 80 feet each side OF its line as
built, and put TO rout the agents Of the United
States who attempted to dig within these limits.
Next, the suggestion being made that IL had de-
parted from the course authorized by Its
charter it claimed the night to move
It's tracks out 200 feet, making its line
straight Now, says Col. Hams. 1.-The railroad
wants such notifications as Will give Il the line 1t
now occupies and at the same time allow IL to
move out TO the new one" but will not agree "to
pay It's fair and just proportion OF the cost" OBJ
servation OF congressional treatment OF this rail-
road Justifes a few conclusions based upon the
facts In the present case. II Uncle sam gave the
road the gratuitous night to enter the city along
certain Streets the property OF the United States
and the road chose TO enter by other streets than
those authorized the only thing for Uncle sam TO
do Is TO legaliZe the roads action And II the
road, In the course Of its illegal occupation OF
the streets aforesaid has felt compelled TO bully
the United states, to actively resist the work Of
government agents on government property, to
drive the nation 10 the courts for protection, and
TO delay the completion OF a needed bridge to the
great inconvenience and expense OF the public, the
only thing that Uncle Sam can do is to meekly
thank his stars (and stripes) that matters are no
worse. And II there is question to which Of two
routes IL the one legally authorized, the railroad
must be allowed 10 take both, charter or no
charter, and the cost OF making bridges streets
and things In general conform to the new arrange
ment, must, OF course, be borne by the United
states and the District of Columbia. There is
mournful satisfaction TO the Insignificant little
District In the thought that the railroad kicks IL
no harder than it kicks Uncle sam, whose power,
greatness and glory were so enusivey celebrated
on the 4th instant.
The arrest and punishment OF reckless drivers |
and riders In Washington should not end with the
case OF the man who caused the death OF Professor
Paul There are plenty OF other offenders in the
city as dangerous as he. They only lack some |
thing like a similar combination of circumstances
TO produce equally fatal results The point Is that
every driver and rider who disregards other |
peoples rights In turning corners and at street
crossings should be made feel the severest PEN
atty OF the law applicable TO the case. 1t Is too
late TO wait until after the law-abidng citizen is
killed or MANNED through carelessness or wanton-
ness OF horsemen. The old idea that the heaviest
wagon or the fastest horse has the right OF way Is
false one, and that fact should be emphasized by
the prompt and extreme punishment OF every |
offending rufl1an. Therefore let the good work 20
on
The laying OF a cable from vancouver's Island
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DcsOVVs $4,000 TO LOAN ON REAL Fs-
tate uinprovel IN the city at per cent Also : 600
at per cent To lie placed al once.
HILL a JOHNSTON
Bs-ot 18th 1t m a
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SPECIALTIES.

ELRcTRIcIrY I'm NERVOUS AND MENTAL
~ diss.sss sptnal ovarian and 9tsrine troabls-
cured yeferencel Washington Cure Dr. l. Z
l. NIcAOLSOG. CO.. 18th q. NV. css. y. 3s6-ims
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w without children. TO Unfurnished Rooms or
floor for light housekeeping between LIST and 18th
sts, near Pennsylvania private family preferred
references exchanged I. L. w., Star office. jy7-t'
w furnished or unfinished; persons having them
for rent should call and US: have many calls for
them. ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 612 9th ST.
NV. jy1-3ts
WANTED-ROOMS SUITABLE FOR DOCTORS
w offices and bedroom; north Of and west of 18th:
line; 14th st preferred; references
exchanged. Address Box SO, Star office. jy6-3ts
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WANTED--BOARD.

"ANTED-BOARD ON COUNTRY FARM. NOT
w over four hours from Washington, Virginia
Midland, Shenandoah Valley or b. and o.. for small
family good table and shade trees requiste will pay
at of $50 month for adults. Address, with full
particulars, SIMPLE TASTES, Star Office jy5-4t'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

fCoR sALE-L0Ts AND ACRE VILLA SITES AT
Il 3 70 10 cents per foot at
ROSSLYEN.
The grsndest views Of Washington from any direc-
ton.
Also two lots, 5ox2oo each for $3.50 apiece; and two
4. H sYPHERD Co,
3v6- I'm 1921 Est.
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LOR RENT
l. SEVERAL FRONT ROOMS,
with or without board
iel5-1m lOlS latb IF m NJ n,arE
IGOR RENT-NICELY-FURNIs CoMMUNI-
u catine rooms, with frst-class board; low prices
curing summer months. l4lo IT. NV. Je3O-1m.
TSoR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
a Rooms; nrst-class condition. Apply al5 = st
nv .aol L.,
NOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
II TOUR rooms and hath: completely furnished for
hight housekeeping viii for less DUR ng summer
months TO responsible parties Apply Ii IA Column
Dld street NV jei6-lm
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FOR RENT STORES
FOR RENT-OFFICES

v<OR RENT-NERY ATTRACTIVE OFFICE
II rooms, single or en- suite; newly papered and
painted: building remodeled; 934 f ST. hpIly 10
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 + st h.i- I'm
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LADIES LINEN Co11ARs.

{ Bee space below.)
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Our reason for this sweeping cut il that we
have little or no sale for long pants suits in
such small sizes. We're stuck and we alone
shall stand the loss.
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FOR RENT--MISCELLANEO
IGOR RENT-BRICK 81 ABLE, IN ALLEY BE-
tween 18th and 18th. h and l. SITS. NV; 3 stalls
car lage-house, loft, and coacl mans room.
=. Mel. DODSON,
1eS-lm 1928 streetn NV.