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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21
WEST SIDE.

Miss Susie Doran and Charlie Doran
are enjoying a few weeks rest and re-
creation at Forest Lake, where they
are the guests at the Haskell cottage.
Mrs. c. L. Sherman. of East Con-
gress street, left Wednesday evening
be gone about two months
Mrs. Rowe and daughter Nina, of
223 East Winifred street. left Thurs
day evening for Chicago, where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Hanley and daughter Gertrude,
of the Clinton, will leave the latter part
of. the week for Montana. They will
be gone about a month.
Mrs. William Haskell, who is
spending the season at Forest Lake,
! was the guest of Mrs. G. F. Clifford
for few days last week.
Mrs. w. Pennington and daughters
are spending d few weeks in New
Richmond. Wis, with Mrs. Penning-
tons mother.
Mrs. George Knapp and daughter, of
Dubuque, are guests of Mrs. c. r.
Woods, corner Bancroft and Congress
streets.
Mrs. Boyle and daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Ryan, of East Isabel street, have gone
to New Albion, To-. to spend few
| weeks.
Mrs. L. Lewis, of Newark, ILL.,, is
| Spending several weeks here, the guest
! of Mrs. Williams, of Oakdaie avenue.
Mrs. F. B. Doran and Miss Margaret
Norton spent one day last week al
Forest Lake, the guests of friends.
! The Ladies Missionary society met
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs. G. c.
Simmons, Of Livingston avenue
| Rev. r. z. A. Whitney left Thursday
| for Chicago, and will not return until
about the middle of September
Mr.. and. Mrs. T. B. Doran spent Sat.
! urday and Sunday in Duluth, return
! ing home Monday morning.
| Mrs. Hall, of Dodge Center, IS the
! of Midway avenue.
Miss Lulu Soule leaves Tuesday 10,
Grand Haven. Mich, to be gone unit
| carly fall.
Mrs w. s. Darby. Ga2 Ohio street, is
at Park City. Utah. the guest of hel
| brother.
Mrs. Mouiton. of Augusta greet. is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Lyons, o.
| Nebraska.
The, Misses Calvin. of East Winifret
| PLANE.
The Misses Darkee are guests O
their uncle, DR.. Patterson, at Foul
Lakes.
The study class picnicked az LAX
Como Friday. afternoon and evening.
Miss Lyons, OF Nebraska, is the CUES
OF West side friends this week.
Miss Margaret Norton has returne,
from her visit in Wisconsin.
! Mrs. David Todd has returned from :
short stay in Duluth.
! Miss Nettie Boston and Miss Ami
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SUBJECTS FOR SERMONS.
And General Pointers on Church
Programmes for Today

Central Park NJ. E. Church. Corner
Twelfth and Minnesota Streets-Dr
Mckinley will preach in the morning
, at 1880 and p. M; Epworth league
will hold a special melting at p. m,
led by Mr.. Armitage; everybody earn
school at y M; morning subject
Good Times Coming" evening sub
ject, How to Get Good Times Here"
At the Spiritualists' Twin City camp
I. c. Gumbaugh will give their fare
well lectures: Mrs. Richmond under
command of Abraham Lincoln; Rev
Gumbaugh under command of T. Star
King
At Como chapel at p m. Sunday,
July 2D Rev. John Gruesner will speak
on 1.-THE Providential Mission of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.
Epworth n. E., Corner Aurora and
theme, The Requirement. evening
service, p. M; r. l.. Ferris, pastor.
Woodland Park Baptist Church. Cor
ner Selby Avenue and Arundel Street,
Addison Moore Pastor-Public wor-
ship, 1880 a. M; for the evening, p.
M, union service; Rev. Maurice d. Ed
wards, of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
terrain church, viii preach; 1915. Sun
day school: p. m. young peoples
meeting; Wednesday, 7:45. mid-week
meeting.
Christian Church. Corner Of Nelson
and Harrington Avenues, Rev. A. r.
Moore, Pastor-Sunday school, $50 a.
M. preaching at II a. m. and S p. m. :;
ing, Young Men and the Church.
Christian Science-Service at 1890 a.
M, in rooms 107 and los. Globe build
ing, Nathan Johnson, speaker; SUBJ
iect, 1.-THE Strange Fire." Bible class
evening at S, Science of Life" open
TO all.
Peoples Church, Pleasant Avenue
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WEDDING BELLS.


P. F. Malloy and Miss Cora Zertler
We're quietly married at St Mary S
church last Tuesday evening" The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Gibbons. Edward T. Fahey
acted as best man and Miss Fannie
Zertler as bridesmaid. After the cere-
mony supper was served at the home
of the bride. 401 East Eighth street, after
which the happy couple left on the
evening train for an extended trim
through the South. They will be at
home after Aug. 1.
y very quiet home wedding took place
on Tuesday afternoon at 5o'clocl<, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos White on
Cook street, when their daughter, Miss
Bertha, was united in marriage with
Henry Anderson. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Robert Ham
mond Cotton, rector of st. James
Episcopal church, in the presence of
relatives and friends. The couple were
the recipients of many valuable gifts.
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Business Mans Mistake" and Mrs c.
b. Yale will sing Parker's 'Prodigal
Son" AT o'clock Rev. David Morgan
will speak on The Rescue Work in the
Slums of London" illustrating with
the stereopticon.
First NJ. e. Church. Rev. II. A. Cleve-
land, d. D., pastor, Will preach at 1880
a. m: and at p. M; morning theme,
Christ Is the Heavenly Way"
Atlantic Congrega tional Church-The
pastor, Rev. S. w. Dickinson, will
preach in the morning at 1926. The
fourth and last lecture in the PHI
grim,s Progress' course VII be given
been highly interesting, the lecture be-
ing Illustrated with the stereoptlcon.
St Peters Episcopal Church, Day
tons Bluff, Corner Fourth 7, c and Maple
tor. Divine service for the sixth SUR
day after Trinity. Holy communion,
1880 a. M; Sunday school. 9:30 a. M,
morning prayer and sermon, Il a. m;
evening prayer and sermon, p. m.
East End Mission, Corner Ross and
East Seventh Streets-Sunday school,
$3.50 a. m. Thursday will be the festival
of st. James. the apostle. Holy COM
St. Philips Mission. 1853 Rice Street..
Near UniTersity-ReV. Robert Ham,
mond Cotton, NJ. a, p. Sc, priest in
charge Services for the sixth TIL Sunday
dIlSl ilIillS III, t-SAS'i ct'OiL "
the holy communion and sermon: 2 p.
M, Sunday school; p. M, evening
prayer, litany and sermon.
ST. James Church, Corner De Soto
Hammond Cotton. NJ. A. Il. Sc, rector.
Services for the sixth Sunday after
Trinity: $3.50 a. M. Sunday school; IL
a. m, morning prayer, ante-con-
Communion of Saints" p. m, even
ing prayer and sermon. subject, 81 Am
That [ Am" Thursday, st. James
day. 5 p. M, evening prayer, ante
communion and sermon. Special music:
Rev. 10. A. Steiner, of ST Paul. will
preach at Arcadia, Bald Eagle lake,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All are
invited.
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The vacation season is upon us,
and the mad rush for Europe has
begun. Just why some people must
go so far from home to spend the
few weeks at their disposal is a
question that is frequently asked,
but an answer that is satisfactory
does not seem to be forthcoming.
Certain it is that in the limited time
that the great majority of people
can depend upon having each year,
a great deal of territory a little
nearer home might be covered, and
with some advantage. The point of
the superior attractions offered by
the countries across the water is
usually urged, and yet it often
transpires that the same people who
want to go so far away to get their
sightseeing have seen very few of
the grander sights to be seen nearer
home.
A large party of the younger So
ciety people enjoyed a dance at the
Town and Country club house last
evening, and on Friday night a
steamboat party on the Oracle
Mower was given by the same young
people.
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BALD EAGLE LAKE,

Among the cottagers at Bald Eagle
this summer are: c. H. Manship, c.
E. Lott, E. A. Allen, Rev. H. H. Hart
T: F. Masterson, J. B. Baird, Mr.
Thompson, Dr.. c. A. Eastman, Gen
R. w. Johnson, Mr.. Pierce, w. A. Mil
Ter, NJ. r. Hall, NJ. P. Nichols, Rev. E
H. Steiner, E. A. Warren, B. Wedel-
staedt, NJ. D. Miller, the Misses Hatch
c. A. Sherman, C. w. Hackett, NJ. De
Motto, w. H. Corner, w. E. Burton
Horace Mann, H. j. F'itz, r. l.. Whar-
ton and others.
Mr.. Warren has five acres of ground
enclosed, which he has beautifully i'm
proved and erected thereon a hand
some two-story cottage. He owns
quite a number Of cottages on the lake
all of which are occupied.
Miss Hancke is the guest OF Mr.
Nichols; Miss Baker of the Misses
Hatch; Mrs. Lewis Stocked of her sis
ter, Mrs. Johnson.
The butchers picnic ON the 18th was
well attended, and the knights of the
meat block and cleaver had very en-
joyable outing.
Mr.. Warren has arranged to have
divine service every Sabbath on his
beautiful grounds.
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MACALES TER.

Mrs. Gooding, who has been spending
the summer with hersister, Mrs. A. L.
Craig, returned to her home in st.
Louis this week, accompanied by her
nephew.
The Foreign Missionary society held
its regular meeting Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. S. w. Howell on
Hague avenue.
Extensive improvements are now be-
ing made in the chemical laboratory.
Prof. j. j. Trask having charge of the
building.
Mrs. e. B. Hubbard and family, in
company with others, are occupying a
cottage at LindStrom for a month
Mrs. Bixby, of Baldwin avenue, and
sister, Miss DE Forest, have returned
from visit at Fergus Falls.
Rev. c. c. Harriet has returned from
an extended trip through Missouri, In
diana and West Virginia
recently entertained his sister, Miss
Campbell, from Duluth.
DR.. Wallace and Prof. Erie Downing
will leave soon for an extended trip
through the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and family, of
Dayton avenue, have removed to
Hampden avenue.
Mr.. Allison has returned from Wis
consin, where he spent the past month.
Mr.. Rooms has been entertaining his
mother and sister the past two weeks.
Miss Bolton, of Grand avenue, is en-
joying an outing at White Bear lake.
Ralph Clark left last evening for a
visit at his home in Chicago.
H. A Brewster, of Smelling avenue,
ia in DaQSOrlle. N Y.
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returned from their outing in the
country.
Mrs. J. R. Hunter, of Bayless ave
nue., has returned from a trip to Pop
lar lake.
Prof and Mrs. S. B. Green have re-
turned from their visit in Massachu-
sets.
Miss Cora Shelby, of Iowa, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. L. S. Hemen-
way.
Mrs. w. D. Harwood has as a guest
her sister, Mrs. Case, of Charles City,
10. -...
NJ B. Whitney, of Randall, Wis,
called on park friends during the week.
Mr.. Bailey and family are spending
the summer at Lake Minnetonka.
The engagement of Miss May Hevey
and Gilbert D. George is announced.
Mrs. w. w. Clark is entertaining
Mrs. Henry, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Green. of Eau Claire, Wis, spent
the past week in the park.
Miss Davis, of st. Cloud, is a guest
of Mrs. Sprague.
J.. H. Southall is spending a few
weeks in Chicago.
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ginia Fling and Miss Mary Ella Stees
are soiourning this season on Mime
tonka beach, at the Hotel Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, of Dubuque,
have arrived in the city, and are at
present the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
E. Nichols, of 291 Selby avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Xanten are en-
tertaining their cousins, Miss Ida Will
son, of Winterset, To-, and Miss Edyth
Miller, of West Liberty, To-, at their
home on West Congress street.
Mrs. J. 2. McGoldrick, of S99 Iglehart
street, and sister, Miss Celia McArdle:
have returned home from a two weeks
visit at the head of the lakes.
Mrs. ]. c. Norris, of Colorado Springs.
spent a week with the Misses Brady,
way home to Glencoe, MINI.
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mcmahon, of Du-
luth, who have been visiting Mr., and
| Mrs. ]. Warren, of 61S Canada street,
have gone to Ashland, Wis.
w. L. Williams, of the local staff of
have gone East via the lakes on a
| pleasure trip of ten days.
| Miss Birdena Farwell, of Chicago. is
! spending a couple of weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Far
! WELL 81 Selby av.
! H. c. Marsden, of 626 Warren
! street, accompanied by his daughter
JOY, left on. Wednesday evening for
the Pacific coast.
; Miss Meta Austin entertained a num-
! Der of her friends at luncheon Monday
| in honor of Miss Marjorie Mosier, of
! Saltwater.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunningham,
| of Dayton avenue. are entertaining
their niece, Miss Cecilia Cunningham,
Z of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs: Frapklyn Barber have
returned from a short wedding tour
and have located at Hamline for the
present.
Misses Grace and Lima Finkelson, of
Mortified, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. A. Finkelson, of 275 Harrison
avenue.
Miss Scarlet and Miss Annie and
Mamie Fink are spending the summer
at White Bear lake at the Barnum cot
tage.
Miss Bessie Brisnaham, of Selby ave-
nue., left Friday to visit DR.. and Mrs.
Breakney, of Alma Center, Wis.
Mrs. Fannie Wright, of Wilkin street,
has gone to Henderson and Lake Ely
sian for a months visit.
Miss Phelps, of 24S Selby avenue, who
is visiting relatives in Wisconsin, is
| expected home this weak.
Miss D. Lisette Bryan, Of Redwing
has returned home after a visit with
Miss Edna Dawson.
Miss Grace Dawson entertained a
! number of her friends at Elmo WedneS-
! day afternoon.
Mrs. James Mcneil, of Gilman, To-
is the guest of Mrs. e. A. Waufe, 65l
Selby avenue.
Miss Helen Barrett, of Gaultier street
is visiting friends and relatives at L.
Sueur. Mimi.
Miss Clara Miller, of Cumberland
Wis, is visiting Mrs. c. H. Schulze, Of
John street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draper, of Western ave
nue., are at White Bear lake for few
! weeks.
A. NJ. Hauser, of the firm of A. M
Hauser & Co., left last night for thu
East.
| Miss Gussie Dickinson, of Kansa.
City, is the guest of Mrs. n. P. John
son.
Miss Cady, of Omaha, is the guest Of
Miss Schiffmann, of Summit avenue.
j. Z. Ricketts, and wife are at Geneva
Beach, Alexandria.
Clarence A. Storms is camping al
| Bald Eagle lake.
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DAYTON,S BLUFF.

The Ladies Aid Society of the At
lantic Congregational church had an
all-day meeting in the church, on Fri
day A basket lunch was enjoyed.
The following young men have been
camping at Bald Eagle for two weeks:
Master Albert Brant, Albert Null
Charles Brook and Oscar hobart.
Miss Florence Kelly, who has been
the guest of Mrs. P. H. Kelly, of Hast
ings avenue, returned OH Wednesday
to her home in McGregor, 10.
Miss Bessie Mccarthy, who has been
visiting Mrs. Kelly, returned on Mon
day to her home in Benson, MINI.
Mrs. Jewett, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Cram, returned on Sat
urday to her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Straussner, of Omaha,
Neb., is visiting Mrs. A. A. Sharp, of
East Third street.
Miss Matte Mccall, of Minneapolis,
was the guest of Mrs. Sharp during
the past week
Frank Van Deyne was called home
on Saturday to New York by the death
of his father.
Mrs. J. w. Lemay, of East Third
street, is entertaining Mrs. E. j. Ut
ten, of Winona.
Mrs. Frank Van Deyne spent Tues
day with Mrs. H. F. Lord, of White
Bear lake.
Mrs, c. H. Bradley, of MINNEAPOLIS.
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ERT SIXTH and ROBERT STS ST. PHU NN SIXTH AND ROBERT
SIXTH AND ROBERT.

in Wisconsin, where he will spend the
summer.
the week from Waseca.
NJ. B. Wethers, of Cloquet, is the
guest of c. H. Botkin.
The Fortnightly club will picnic al
Mendoza on Tuesday.
Bert Shuman of Minneapolis, was a
visitor on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pravitz are visit
mig in Eagle Bend.
George Douglass spent part of the
week at Alton.
l.. E. Griffin is spending few weeks
at Leach lake.
DR.. Bridgman returned on Friday
from Waseca.
A. q. Drew returned on Friday from
Pennington.
I. C. Edwards is in Saltwater.
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Mountains.

But you have found the mountain
top
There sit
On the calm, Furnishing head of it;
And whilst With recovered step we up
ward go
See US and clouds below.
To do this comfortably ara correctly,
take advantage of the 5000 round
trip ticket. including double berth
both ways N the palatial sleepers Of
the Soo-PaciGo Line. Tickets good
going every Tuesday 81 July and Au-
gust. For t3l! particulars, see W. 5.
Thorn, 39s Robert Street. Hotel Ryan.
circle. This they ep up until en-
tirely exhausted.
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personal MENTION,


DR.. 81. y. Arslanides, who has been
q member OF the staff of physicians
of the city and county hospital for the
past two years, leaves this week for
Baltimore, where he will take a post
grad ua te course at the Johns Hopkins
hospital.
Dr. .3cal, Of the West side, is expected
home en- "Wednesday next. He has
been spending his vacation at Niagara,
Old Orchard Beach, Rangely lakes and
at his old home in Maine
Mrs. Dennis Tracey, of 600 Fa1Iouier
street, left OF Monday for Great Falls
Mont. where she will join her hus.
band. and where they will make thei,
home IN the future.
On Tuesday evening, July o. the
ladies Of Acker w. r. c. No. will give
a lawn sociahle at the residence of
Mrs. George w. Harding. of ZIG Rondo
street.
Bliss Ellie HELMS. Miss Mary Viz
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MOURNING ORDERS A SPECIALITY.
Mail Orders.

Mills and Messrs. Frank and Martin
Pinska, Of St. Paul. The party is
being chaperoned by Mrs. George Nor
ton, assisted by Master Fred Norton,
who looks after the ice cream end of
the lunches-just to see that no cream
goes to waste. They have had their
tent pitched near the Leip hotel the
past week, but will probably break
camp and return to the city the COM
ing week, all but Mrs. Mills, who
moves to White Bear to take up her
residence.
Misses Constance and Ada Hodgins
and Bella Monte, of Winona; Misses
Nellie Dougherty, Loretta Fitzgerald
and Cora Ulrich, of ST. Louis, are
Guests of Mrs. G. H. Davis, of Clarke
avenue.
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Mccall are visiting friends in Willmar,
MINI.
Mrs. Robert Wilson, of West Su-
perior, is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Hen.
messy.
Mrs. F. Beauman is entertaining her
mother and sisters, of Galena, ILL.,
Mrs. F. J. Houes is spending a
couple of weeks in the Flour City.
Miss Blanch Staples, of York street.
is visiting friends in Mankato.
Mrs. j. Levy is entertaining friends
from Preston, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21
EVENTS SCHEDULED.

Ellsworth Circle. Ladies of the G. A.
r., Will give a lawn social corner of
Ninth and Wacouta streets, opposite
the First Baptist church, Monday even
ing, July %. The social will be given
to raise funds to purchase a flag for
the circle hall. All G. a. r. posts and
Sons of Veterans are cordially invited
Come over to Macedonia and help
Division No. 2, Auxiliary to the A q
H, will give a lawn scciable On Tues
DAY evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. james Haley, 40 Como ave
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ST ANTHONY PARK.

Miss Sadie Sprague, of Park place. is
in Morristown, Mimi, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer
Miss Anna McCammon has returned
from Aurora, ILL.,, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Nellie McCammon.
Mrs. c. A. Dunn, of Langford Park
place, will entertain the Ladies' Read
ing circle Friday afternoon.
W. NJ. Todd and family, of Scudder
avenue, are occupying the Bentley
house on Raymond avenue.
Mrs. a. d. Condit, of Gordon avenue,
is being entertained at White Bear lake
for a few days.
Mrs. Friend B. Brace spent the past
week in Duluth.
Mrs. Gruenhagen and daughter have
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Camping MT White Bear.

Among the numerous jolly camping
parties at White Bear lake is one con-
sisting of the Misses Anna, Flora and
Mary Pinska, of st. Paul; Mrs. John
Maine, of Chatham, Can; Mrs. Emma
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spent the week with friends on the
| ID 1,,fs

Bluff.
Mrs McCleary, of East Fourth street,
is entertaining friends from Saltwater.
Mrs. Deebach, of East Fourth street,
spent part of the week in Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. A. Young, of Hamline, Wis
tied Bluff friends during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber returned
last week from their wedding trip.
The w. c. T. U. met on Friday with
Mrs. Cram, of Conway street.
The members of the Jolly Twelve
club are camping at Four lakes.
Ralph Allison has returned from a
visit to Prescott.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. B. Kilmartin and daughter
and Mrs. y. B. Neuman, of New Ulm,
have been guests of friends during the
week.
James Hampson departed for Liver
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Stanley are at present the guests of
Miss Shanley's aunt in Minneapolis.
Miss Matte Shepard visited friends
here during the week.
Miss Myrtle Wait has returned from
a visit to Hastings.
The Misses Turner have returned
home from LIE Sueur.
Master Harry Miller is visiting in
Spring Valley.
Rev. ]. c. Hull has returned from
Duluth.
DR.. A. A. Beal has returned from
Maine
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MANNHEIMER BROS.
Wash Goods Dept.

Great Clearing Sale of Fine
Wash Fabrics.
Finest quality Irish Print Inn
ed Dimities; lowest regular | Ill
price, 35c. Monday ....
French Printed Batiste, 40 Az
inches wide; lowest regular i'll,
price, 25c. Monday. ......... Ao0
Our entire line of Scotch Cling
hams, plain, fancy checks, I7o
stripes and corded styles; H.
worth 35c and 40c. Mond ay.
NoTE-Pure Linen Batiste, the
correct fabric for waists and
dresses, at SOC, 6Oc and 75c. Also
Embroidered Gallons and a11-overs
to match.
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MILLINERY.
Final Closing Sale of All Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets.

These prices need no explanation,
and these goods need no introduce
ton.
Trimmed Hats that used O. 40
t to 81 sell at $3.50, $500 and y AN
$500. This sale. .... Az
Trimmed Hats that sold G. 90
readily at 5000, $500 and > M
$500: This sale. ....... soO
Trimmed Hats that al Gl 90
ways SC: sold for 50, SO and 44 m
So. This sale. RsOO
Trimmed Hats that you g. an
used to pay S13, So, S18 , 4 .sUD
and $50 for. This sale. sVV
S@Great Surplus Sale of Leg
horns and Fine French Flowers.
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GS~ All Our Paraso1s at HALE
REGULAR PRICES. This in
cludes Black, White and Fancy
ones, all this seasons. They will
be equally as fashionable next sea
son.
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MANNHEIMER BROS.
rIusiin Underwear Dept

Additional attractions and deeper
price cutting will make the con-
tinued Midsummer Sale in this de-
partnent interesting during the
coming week. Simply as samples,
|ethe following is presented:
Think of Fine Muslin Draw 0no
ers, all made with cambria NH,
ruff1e and tucked, for. .......
Ladies' Night Gowns, HOo
made with fancy yokes. ANl,
Fine Cambria Corset Gov ANn
ers, cheap at SOC, for. $40. 4C
A lot of Chi1dren's Cambria and
Nainsook Dresses, slightly soi1ed,
ages 1, and 3, at prices that will
pay you to come and see.
CORSETS.
Sans Gene Corsets, extra long
waists, worth S1.00, for. soc
Ruth Summer Corsets, worth
75c, for. Soc
Her Majesty's Corset, light
weight, the only corset for stout
ladies to wear.
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DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES.


Ricksecker's Skin Soap, known
the world over for it's h<lrity, made
of pure vegetable oils,
I7c a Cake, soc Box OF 3 Cakes.
Velvet Skin Complexion Soap,
fully equal to the above,a the same
price.
Virgin Olive CASTLE Soap, green
or white. Cheap at 1Oc Il cake. For
Monday, l3 Cakes for SOC.
Cucumber Complexion Soap,
Hazel Nut Oil, Buttermi1k and G1y-
cerine Soap, Buttercup Complexion
Soap, zoe a Box of 3 Cakes.
The unprecedented demand for
these soaps Saturday prompts us to
continue the sale Monday.