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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
MENKEN g. COMPANY.
CHURCH NOTICES.

st. Andrews Mission-Corner Of Iowa and Ar
kansas avenues. Rev. \. Buriord officiating. Ser
vices aud sunday schcol at pm.
Rowan Memorial baptist church-fofi Pickering
--kev, ,, ~ Snow, lHVtor services al II an aud
pm. sunday school al 3D pun.
0rnce Church-Corner Vance am Taudcrdalc
streets seryicesby Rev Moses ifdge Hunter, Of
Nashville tenn, NJ ard n o. m. and pm.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-couu street
Sunday school NJ go am. services at II n. m. aud
SPIN. Sentimental service al II am. ii. A. Jones,
Flnt baptist Church at n am and 4
pm. rcws fnc. all are Invited. Rcv. A. venable.
pastor. SUNDAY school at go am. l. n. siArke,
superintendent
Flrt Presbyterian Church - Corner Third and
Poplar streets. Communion services al n a m. by
the pastor. The Row fugene Daniel. D. d. Preach.
lux nj 4 pm. by the Rev Lee Richardson.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Churrh-Corner Of
Jones avenue aud Alabama street, services at IA
am. aud ats pm. by the Rev. James l.. Maren,
Dn.. pastor, Sunday school AT 9aO am.
Mission sunday School--At Roles school house.
Marshall avenue and Union street. this after
noou ~ 80 o'clock. Prayer meeting At same
place every Friday evening at O'Clock.
Galway Church--Concr second and Adams
streets. y Buriofd, rector sunday school at am.
Morning prayer, sermon ana holy communion at
ioa0a.m. evening prayer aud sermon atspm.
Ccntml baptist Church second street near
Bcaie. services NJ ~ am. aud pm. sunday
school az VD am strangers arr specially Ia.
yiied 10 all services. Scat. iIcc. Rev. A. }. Dckin'
son, pastor.
Pint Methodist Church--Comcr second and Pop
lar strcCis. Rev. Warner Moor. pastor sunday
school ht p.a0 am. Preaching al n am. by the
pastef, followed by communion service. AIS pm
Hon, ". J. Morgan will address the Methodist
brotherhood. subject, John Wesley aaa Writer
aud Educator"
Tho monthly meeting Of the Memphis Frcc Kin.
dcVafiCn association viii he held Thursday, July
nj 10 o'clock la the paflors Of the y. N. g. A. A
full attendance 4 requested. A cordial Invitation
u extended 10 all Interested who arc not members
" h. present aud aid In this worthy enterprise by
becoming members
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cALICos AND eINouAss.

Always handy, always useful. Tomorrow
An ouR Ginghams that were lSc, eOc aud
22le Will be sold nj i2lc.
All ovR Soc Zephyr Ginghams will bcsold
at 20c.
An ouR best Sccruckcrs al i0c.
solIp color Cheese Cloth, all shades, only
Sc.
An ouR l2lc Ginghams will he Tic.
An ouR ibc solid Saiiecns will be sold for
lOc.
FoR run HousHnotD--Fronch China after
dinner colIccs zoe n sei, worth ESQ.
1000 Baking Pans n 20 each.
EsnoSKD stamped Walters 0c, worth Soc
Brass crumb Brushes and Trays, only zoe.
Dinner SotA, il5 pieces, $40, worth s25.
PnoTooRArns 81 fine paintings In oak
frames. tomorrow, tl.U9, worth fully
$500.
Mason's genuine Fruit Jars. porcelain
coycn, $40 dozen for one quart; sl.S5
Tor two quarts.
RKTRiaERkroHs, with Coolers attached,
guaranteed felt lined. sl2.OO kind re-
duced TO $500, 1880 kind reduced 10
~ 10, the $500 Kind reduced 10 ~ 100
Read the next Observation-Disclosures,
laocs, Gloves, Hosiery.
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seiiaGer nros..

OF New York, approaching the fact
that Memphis Is growing market and
especially desirable ~ location for
jobbers with frst-class facilities, have
decided 10 engage In business here,
and have leased the extensive store at
Is Union street, now occupied by the
Dreyfus- Marx Stationery company, and
will take possession Of same on or
about August 10Th. The firm will
carry heavy stock OF Mems and La
dies Furnishing. Cloaks and Cloak
ings. They have command Of ample
cash capital TO buy drives at mills, at
auction, or from commission houses,
and their buyers being always In the
market, their facilities for buying at
close figures are unexcellcd. The i'm
mensc stock with which they will COM
mence BUSINESS win be new, fresh and
complete, and especially adapted TO
tho needs Of the trade oil the Missis-
sippi Valley and tho Southwest. Mer-
chants may depend on finding a COM
plcie stock oil goods ut New York
prices, and win undoubtedly encour-
age With liberal patronage this enter
prislng firm.
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Has been chartered by s. Nook 4 Co. TO
stand before every mans store who refuses
10 call aud examine their exquisite line Of
gcntlemen's nockwosr Of the latest aud
most approved styles and designs. Moth.
ing equal 10 u has ever been offered for
sale in Memphis, aud nothing supcriorcan
be found anywhere. Seeing IA believing.
Como all and see. While you are at Il,
don't fail 10 cast your eagle eve over our
unrlyallcd supply Of light flannel summer
underwear, white and coiorrd. II lowers
the temperature Of the blood stccn de.
grces 10 wear suit of them. Our other
departments are equally well supplied with
novelties. and m 20 keep everything In
the furnishing goods line, YOU can get q
perfect os,ilt u the beet makes and latest
fashions at reasonable aud moderate tx.
urcs. ;. NOOK a Co,
Corner Man and Monroe streets.
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A yl.lser.s view.

A rntcd gentleman from California was
y:~wing the city Of Memphis Yesterday,
end bciorc leaving for his drive took 4
lunch. On his return 10 the hotel he
seemed perfectly carried away, and said
Mat Memphis was great city, and dcs-
tined 10 be one Of the largest Ia the south.
When asked what was the most attractive
place In Memphis, he responded immcdi-
ofcly that the Mos Ross Gale was decided.
" the incest institution Of the kind he had
eecn In his travels, and deserved the pat
rcnagc aud support Of everybody, and was
gold mine In disguise, from which untold
wealth would be secured In the near future.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

NRs. ]. B. ALDRcH has gone north TO
opend the summer.
8 G. Toor left yesterday for short trip
70 eastern paper mills.
vIslroRs On change yesterday: G. R.
Page. Clarksdale, Miss; s. s. Cartwell,
Lulu, Miss.
MRs. JOHN s., Toor aud family have
gone to their summer homo near Trenton,
where they will sojourn until October.
MRs. ]. Z. BrscoE, Of Little Rock, Is
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ). ].
Morrison, No. S. Fifth street. Chelsea.
MRs. LULA ARMSTRONG. Of No, 1854
Alabama street, has returned from pleas
ant visit to friends in Columbus, Miss.
MRs. BERTHA MILiSs, OF this city, left
st. Louis yesterday for 81. Catharnes,
Cam, where she will spend the summer.
Miss MARTHA TRupEAu left last week
for Chicago 20 attend the convention OF
the Music Teachers National association.
r.. P. NorL, the bright young son OF DR..
r. b. Noll has returned from the Uni
>(ersity Of Mississippi to pass his vacation
= at home.
JoE McCuLLERs, nm old resident and
Hvory man OF Memphis and one for years
well known, died at Bailey Springs, Ala,
Friday.
Mn. JuLIus LEVY. OF the firm OF Gold
amith, Slime & Levy, has just returned
from an extended trip to Tennessee and
Mississippi.
Mn. j. N. RarxrY, Of NJ. Gavin & Co.,
accompanied by his wife and little daugh-
ter, Garnet, leaves tomorrow for few
weeks rest at his old homo in Columbia,
Tenn.
Mr.. srEvE w. WILLIAMS has severed
his connection with Des Jardins, Miller a
. ROoloe and hns accepted position 10
travel for 0rgill Bros. & Co. lie will DO n
valuable acquisition TO his new house.
Nix. Il. p. SMIrn, the Memphis repre-
sentative OF Geo. w. Bailey a Co., New
FORK, leaves this morning for Greenyille,
Vicksburg and other poinu on the lower
coast on a trip partly Of business, partly
Of recreation.
Il. J. DUNN, formerly way-bill clerk OF
the Pacific Express company. left last
night for Little Rock TO accept core-
upondent cerkship in the division super.
intendent's Office. He was succeeded by
Mr.. w. Il. Romano, formerly with the
Southern Express company here.
GroRoE w. CAMPBELL, OF the N. o.
Nelson Manufacturing company, ST. Louis;
Judge r. A. Hill, Oxford, Miss; u. +.
Butler, Chicago, ILL.,; w. J. Berg, Of the
, Chesapeake 4 Ohio. and Ike Slaughter,
Cincinnati o., are among the prominent
arrivals at the Peabody.
Mn. JonN G. WASDs, manager OF the
Windsor Springs company, with Office nj
81. Louis, who has been In the city three
= four days, making arrangements for the
ening OF an agency here, left yesterday.
T. Wands Is an old Mcmphian, and
ties the many advantageous changes UNI
srgone by the city with great pleasure.
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Meas Collars aud CuGs.
MAYS EMPORIUM.
Aeasarnhle shas..

In al grades, from the leading manaiac-
turen At reduced prices previous 10 stock
taking. An immense stock Of fine gentle.
mans shoes Of one.hali their iormer price.
Ladies shoes In largo variety nj prices that
will sell the goods every time. Ihildrcns'
shoes In stout or light grades. Infants
shocs and slippers, largo stock In neat,
dainty styles. All the above goods at way
down prices. The weather IL hot, trade
quiet we want money and offer the public
goodS-ipr one week that We cannot dupli-
lie latch j. NJ. HIT a Co.,
83s Main ~.
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worth more. But Mondays price is tall.

worm more. but Mondays price il als-<
manic.
$500 will be the price for magnificent lat;
Hats by the carload. I,
Hats for the million.
Hats for the individual. 4
25 cents buys all the nobby, stylish summer1
Sailors.
25 cents buys Pearl Straws for misses and
ladies'
25 cents buys innumerable and useful Hats
for the garden. mountain and seaside.
Another and slightly lower priced hat will be-
$3.50.
$3.50 will buy some wonderful bargains
on Monday.
NOW FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ban
bies caps to your entire satisfaction. q
FL0WERS-<Wreaths of magnificent qualSS
ity at $3.50; Paris Montures ut SOC each,
Sprays and Bouquets at 15c.
FEATHERS--l5c for Ostrich Plumes, 25c
bunch shades tips and all colors bunch Of
three tips, u. % for superb bunch of white
and cream tips.
SOME GREAT LACE LEvELERs--Lace at
lie yard.
4s inch II sion in colors at CSC yard.
40 inch, SO inch, 80 inch founcings in REM
nants at Soc for yard; unexcelled quail
ity and pattern of AZ inch flouncing chan
lilly at 81 per yard, never offered be-
fore under $3.50
Some Lace Patters at 50. and $4.25, and
these superb quality of Lace Flouncings
at S4.25, former price $1,000 per yard.
Fine Canton Crepes Polka Dot Silk Gauze,
sSand beauties too numerous 10 mention, all
at Zoe per yard
Normandy and Antique Valencicnnes
Flouncing at 75c per yard.
TRIMMINGS Of fine quality at 25c yer yard.
&c per yard for fine Gimps and Braids.
&c price OF O yards Braid.
BUTTON B0NANZA-1.00 900 doz Buttons at
&c doz
900 doz fine Buttons at 15c per doz.
GREAT GLOVE GIFTs-Ladies' Silk Mitts
at lie.
Silk Mitts at 25c. Il
Long Silk Mitts, black and colored, for 50c-i
actually elbow length. h
30 Fine Wooden and Silk imported costumesl
at Just one-half price Monday. !,
PARAS0L PARALYZERS - Children q
Satin Parasols ut 20 cents each. 4,
The Great Kremer $3.50 Parasol will be on
Deck.
Scent Gloria Umbrella. q
so oxidyzed handled Silk Umbrella. u
| FANS at 10 cents. Some extremely choice
Chinese and Painted Fans at 10 cents.
Superb Satin and Moir Fans at IS cents.
Fine Feather Fans at SO cents.
Then we have too many very fine Fans. Wei
will sell them to you at $3.50 Monday. /,
! 1000 Collars at 2 cents each.
1000 Collars at cents each.
800 sets Collars and Cuffs at 80 cents a set.
800 yards fine Ruching at 10 and 20 cents.
RIBB0NS-Sashes sacrifced;S 81 per yard buys
asuperb line Of immense wide sashes at
Krcmers.
&c n yard for 1000 yards OF 1, 2 and inch
Ribbons at Kremer's Monday.
| To travel away Wraps at Kremer's. Long
ones, listers, Ncwmarkets and RAJ lans.
Short Shawls at Ssc.
Embroidered Fichus at $1.25.
Some random but very telling shots
Fine Brooches at 35c each.
Pocket Books ut SOC.
Handkerchiefs, handsomcst. SC, l5ci $50;
! beautiful, new, and OH SO cheapl
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Last night large crowd Of young men
succeeded in getting possession Of the
Dead Beat Red Wagon, and after much
elaboration they decided 10 take II TO tho
bluff and burn Il as a warning 10 the IA
nous owner. On the way a small lad
concluded 10 steal ride, and on slipping
into tho wagon he was surprised TO lind q
largo lot OF sol colemans ko-ko tulu,
which fact was made known TO the boys,
and all Of them took n chew and filed
their pockets and went away happy, for
getting TO burn the celebrated wagon.
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The RED wagon Disposed Of

Parties interested have been at loss TO
know what 10 do with the celebrated red
wagon, and many suggestions have been
made rs 10 liz final disposition. The own
ers were interviewed last night by gen.
tleman who made capital suggestion,
providing that the red wagon be Offered
Tor sale TO the Red Hat Store, at No. IL
Beale street. IL Is believed that Messrs.
Sampler & Co. will pay good price Tor
the wagon. which, combined with tho
low prices, will make II red hot for every
body
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X BToH ONT
MAYS cLoTHEsINo OUT

MATE tLolhE5iNo OOI
Hes Fyne siok Of Summer underwcrci
Mems, Winners aud Childrcn's.
Big Bargains In Everythingl II Don't
Matter Who Sells Cheap.
Mays Emporium Underwritcn' Sale Beats
Them All In Low Pricesl
We sell on Monday Gents Dress Shirts
NJ $50, worth anywhere else $500. We
cell on Monday mems Balbriggan Shirts AT
25c. On Monday we sell imported Hosiery
for ladies' aud gents, nj half price. We
are known 30 be the makers OF the best
Shirts. Mems fancy and solid colors.
Balbriggan Suits, sl.00.
The Underwriters want the stock cleared
out soon. DO not larry, but come ut once.
ladies' full, regular real French Lislc
Thread Hose, 30c pair. They beat any
thing sold elsewhere for twice the money.
Ladies' vesssi Ladies' ve.s.i
30 cents, are sold elsewhere al 20 cents.
nea'. Cellar. aud cum.
l0c for the leading style Collars; lbc for
The leading STYLE. Cuts. They are linen
and equal 10 l.. 4 w.
We have lots Of Fancy Goods and No
tons that everybody wants. Price Is no
object; they must be cleared out
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AInNKBN's SECOND COLUMN.

Chapter OF bargains in fine Colored EN-
broideries, Beaded Lace, Peerines and
Capes lat Embroidery Counter) British
Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts, also Domestics,
Towels, Table Damasks and Shectings
Read ii all. II can do no harm, and the
chances are big that II will do you great
deal Of good. You will know what to do
tomorrow-come straight TO our house and
Save Precious Time and Money.
All our Colored Embroideries must go.
5-inch Cream Swiss Edge, 70.
7l-inch Cream Swiss Edge, &c.
HALF YARD WIDE ONLY SIC.
Navy DIuc and Red PercaIinc Em-
broidcry.
2 Inches, &c; inches, 90, Al inches, l3c;
81 inches, CSC. All must go.
Headed shoulder Cspes.
$500 Beaded Lace Capes fors3.95.
5000 Beaded Lace Capes for $3.50.
$1,000 Beaded Lace Capes for 800.
$3.50 Beaded Lace Capes for sll.75.
now PRETTY OVER WHITE DRESS
BOOKS-All lovers Of Books should
make their selections before our great
Book Sale closes. All the standard Poets,
Historians, Essayists and Novelists at one
third the publishers prices. Only few
more days.
KID GLOVES are always useful. We
bought a job lot Of 5.button Kids at about
half price-perlect in every way. They
are worth $780, Monday they will 60 at
69c.
LADIES Black and Colored silk Gloves
at 50c; reduced from Zoe and Sl.00.
FOR SOC we will sell Ladies' Striped
British Hose; regular price 65c and Zoe.
FOR Soc Children's Colored Isle Hose;
worth Zoe.
FOR 25c Children's Fancy Cotton Hose;
worth Doc. All these Gloves and Hosiery
are first class in every respect.
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Tur Memphis a Charleston brought In
on their $50 o'clock p m, train yester-
day, tho vesiibule Pullman palace sleeper,
from New York. This elegant specimen
Of Pullman handiwork goes out on lis
regular run on the 10 o'clock q. M, train
this morning, and these vestibule sleepers
will hereafter continue 10 run regularly
between Memphis and New TURK without
change through the beautiful Shenandoah
valley via the Memphis A Charleston rail-
road. The officers Of this road will be
glad 10 have their friends and the public
come 10 their depot and examine this now
feature In railroad convenience and Gle
eance.
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Linen shee,ing Only Csc.

Full width, superior quality, cheap at
$3.50.
Extrahcavy Cream Table Damask, worth
90c; tomorrow only 63c.
Linen Buggy Kobes soc each.
Turkish Table Scaris, new designs, Csc.
Turkish Towels Mt sl.00 dozen.
ll.4 Crochet Counterpanes at 97c, best
possible value for $3.50.
1914 Bleached ShcetinP, full width, I'M
dressed, standard make, only 25c.
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NJ. msrrsa a IIes.s..

Wholesale grocen, 322 and a2i Front
street. invite the attention Of the trade 10
their large and select stock Of groceries,
which they oiicr 10 cash customers Al fig
urc< that viii prove advantageous. Our
liabilities for handling groceries Of superior
-ellcnce at very small margin Of profit
Usual or superior 70 those OF any other
ne'npi's house. Believing that large
!. .omper o. merchants would buy iorcash Il
~ .pssn'as.s Of 70 purchasing were I'M
ucr'ysn w u.n. We respectfully ask an
sxAmihsnon OF ct, goods and prices by
inc merchants throukbont this territory.
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awt
$4,000 worth or surslincr Goods 10 Ne
Closed Out.
Not yard will be carried over.
Bargains all through the house.
Not for one day only, but every day.
80 pieces Sateens, French patterns, only
I5c yard were made to retail at 25c
yard. See them displayed in our north
window.
% pieces Of Pink and White and Blue
and White Batiste at only DC, reduced
from l0c yard.
] case Of Black Plaid organdy at l2lc a
yard.
case yard.wide Navy Blue Organdy at
12lc.
We have received one more case OF those
Figured Linen lawns at l0c a yard, the
last we will have. They are sold every
where at zoe and 25c yard.
Cream Bingham, ~ yards for SOC.
300 pieces Of Pacific 0rgandy at l0c a
yard.
case OF fine Striped Batiste Claire, only
l0c; reduced from zoe yard.
case OF yard.wide Percales at 7lc; for
mer price, l2lc.
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who manume.area the RED wssens

The above question has been asked ?
thousand times, but no one has been able
10 answer Il correctly. Many peoplem
knowing that Messrs. Fisher 4 Nutzci arr J
tiptop workmcn and do the best work IN
Memphis, believed they had made u
which Is AL a mistake, for n they had the
red wagon would never have becri upset q )
broken. Can at $50 Second street. AZ Z
have Fisher a Nutsell make you wag -!
draw or cart y
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MHNKnN g COMPANY.
JULY OPENING SALE.

Tomorrow will be a gala dayin our house.
Every one Is making preparations for the
great National Holiday, aud We have made
ready for all. The special feature for
Monday and every day until the Fourth
OF July. will DO the sale
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80, SO. SO.
A Cheap Summer Dress.

We must limit each purchaser to 10 yards.
Lovely new shades-Cream, Cardinal,
Maize Tan, etc. Think Of pretty sum
mer dress costing 3ca yard; the whole
dress only Acc.
Krcmer's Great ATWOOD Dress Goods, Az
ter stock-Taking sale.
One great lot DeBeige, light weight, Greys
Nuns Veilings, Grey, Nile Lilac, Albatross
Black and Invisible Plaids, worth Coo, the
greatest drive OF the season. Come and
examine great 26c pile.
SUMMER LIGHT WOODEN.
Handsome combinations, about fifteen or
twenty of our handsomest left on hand,
marked 5000 and $500; 10 yards, plain
and fancy in each; We close them out
(come and see for yourselyes) at sl.O0 per
yard, or $40 for choice.
50c, OCCUR special lot, all-wool, Imported
Tennis and Boating Suiting, Fancy Flan-
nels, White Corduroy, Figured Imported
Challis, Cream, Pink, Light Blue Goods,
worth four times the price, at soc yard.
Some Of these goods we have priced at $l.0o
and S1.25 last week.
"sILKs.D
Midsummer, After Stock Taking Sale.
45c. LOT NO. 1--SILKS. Read what You can
find in our forty-lve cent lot Of silks. For
days only these prices hold good:
Plain shades in India silks
Plain shades in Bengalines
Plain shades in surahs.
Odds and ends worth double, In lengths OF
30 yards TO remnants OF 2 and 3 yards.
Anything in this great lot at forty-five
cents.
zoe. LOT NO. 2-sILKs. Read what you
can find in this lot: ---.-
Changeable heavy $3.50 surahs.
Figured India silks worth Si.25.
Fancy Pekin silks, worth $3.50.
Blach surah for dress, worth $l.00.
Black and white and blue and white skirting
sateens, worth Si.25.
Fancy plaid and striped surahs for jackets,
worth 81. 20, ETC., etc, etc. Anything in
this great lot at seventy-hve cents-76
sl.Oo. LOT NO. 8, sILKs.-Read every
item.
All our $3.50 and $1.75 handsome, real India
and China Silks, q inches wide, in plain
colors and figured. Not piece reserved.
Will be displayed ON our counter In one
great Dollar lot"
Wednesday being the Fourth OF July, none
OF the prices hold good after Thursday, 1
o'clock, after which they will bc with
drawn from this Stook.Taking Sale.
OUR GREAT REMNANT LOTS for Misses
and Children since Stock Taking have
been resorted.
Lots Of pretty short lengths, from two to
eight yards. have been added.
Lot No. !, Dollar pattern.
Lot No. 9, Two Dollars pattern.
Lot No. 3. Three Dollars pattern.
ON SPECIAL REMNANT COUNTER
some OF these were marked 81 yard.
| TRIMMED HATS AND B0NNErS-Now's
your opportunity. Stock just taken. We
have decided 10 sell them all on Monday.
The price for all the fine Hats and Bonnets
that were, we are ashamed 70 say, some
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Everything in Hats, Flowers, Tips, Rib
bons, Ornaments, much cheaper than
elsewhere.
We will sell choice Of 800 Ladies' Hats at
loo each.
100 Torpedo shapes at 25c, pc, 25c each.
Finest White Milan Hats, the regular sl.75
quality. at sl.00 each.
Friedman Bros. Sample Shoes for all man.
kind cheap, cheap, cheap.
Mems Flannel Goats and Vests, sl.25; reg
ular price, $500 a SUIT
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Armssrens Turnitare Company

win sell Baby Buggies at cost for
week. The Armstrong Mosquito Fra
are being sold In great numbers, and
giving perfect satisfaction. Mosquito 4
made 70 order. II you desire anythif ,
the furniture line, be sure TO call on y
Armstrong Furniture company, where<A
will find prices as low as the lowest. u
goods guaranteed a. represented. y
end bedroom setsat great bargains. 10
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Come and lay In your Spongcs for the
summer. We viii show them 10 you by
the thousands at 2lc, 2lc, 2lc each.
10 YOU wish 10 buy q Carpetf
II No come and sec what we are offering.
Elegant Two-ply Ingram Carpets at 2oc
per yard.
Best fwo.Ply Wool, full yard wide, 4Sc
per yard.
Best I'hre-Piy Wool Carpet, Csc per yard.
Best floor oil cloth, 25c per yard.
Good mating. l0c per yard.
Mems and boys straw hats from SC up.
Boys percalc shirt waists. zoe each.
Ask for jubilee souvenir.
Cheese cloth, all color, sac per yard.
Nuns yelling, In black only, SIC per yard.
Berlin print, IN solid colors, SIC per yard.
Shirting prints, 3ic per yard.
Gents piuze undcrshirts, loo each.
Curtain net, &c per yard; solid dress ging-
ham, sc per yard; table oil cloth, loo
per yard; mems British sox, double heel
and toe, 40c per dozcm mems handsome
pcrcale dress shirts, SOC each; mons
hnest quality Balbrgyan underwear, 25c;
palm fans, for nickle.
Mosquito bars, on square umbrella frame,
largest size, Si.25 each.
Mems blue linen coats, roc each.
M-n's blue flannel suits, coat pants and
vest, strictly all wool, well made, $500,
$500, $500 Is our price; $3.50 else
where.
Boys and chlldrcn's clothing very cheap.
Ask for jubilee souvenir ~ The