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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS
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Little Fzll-F. W. LsuDeT.
Seaitle- Tacoma. NeE WhatcOm-
[ A. Ern-t-
Rev SbUpp Ess reelected presid-
ing elder and RsT z Msurer was re-
tanned 70 tbs charge q the Chemek-
eiz and Seventeeoth street Evsugeli-
esl church q this city. Rev. n. z.
HOmschuck, Eil s1oossd Rev. z. Bit
toer ss pastor o. The German Evsngel-
icsl church in this city. that gentle.
man having been transferred TO the
Portland Emanuel church.
TEE CORTALLIs CJSFERESCE-
At the meeting Of the 6nited Evan
geliczl church conference at Corvallis
Tuesday sfternOoo, the appointment
Of ministers 10 charges for the ensuing
year we're made a. follows:
Willamette district. Ballantyne,
presiding elder, chairman.
Portland, st. Johns and Albina-
G. G. Polling and L. VI. BoOzer.
TrOutdale-G. J. Coleman,
HillsOOrO-H. A Decl.
CUlumbia-C. y. Plowman.
Lafayette. BoEersOX and supply. |
LAY tJu-N - ". SdEEG.
Salem-H. L. Pratt.
Kings Yslley-E. L. McYicker.
BrOTnsville-B. Hartman.
Sweet Home. T. Crow.
Corvallis. 3. Kelly.
Summit-T A. YOst.
IndepeBdence-J. A. Renshaw.
Member Of the Tr0utdale quarterly |
s. Lock.
Member Of the Independence quar-
teTly conference-A. ". Teats.
By the assignment Of ministers as
indicated above il will be seen that
Rev. J. BOwersOT, Of this city, has
been transferred to s.charge at La
Fayette while Rev. Fl. L. Pratt has
been assigned charge Of the Salem
church. Rev. BOEerSox has held the
lastOrate Of the local church for the
past seven years, and through his
lntiring efforts the neat little church
.dihce On Cottage street was erected
IbOut two years ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
DIED.

kEENE.-At her home, at St.Louis,
Marion county, Or. Wednesday,
april %, 1897, at 4:30 a. m, Mrs. A,
I. heene, OF stomach troubles, aged
81 years.
Deceased was the widow of A. c,
keene. who died about ten years agu
and was one of the early pioneers. A
family OF grown children mourn her
death. Funeral at Fairfield, Thurs.
day at o'clock p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

SEVERE CUT.-Saturday last.i while
preparing roast, Paul Marnack, a
meat-cutter 10 the McCrow & Steus.
lOff meat shop, cut the thumb on his
left hand quite severely, obliging
him 10 discontinue work for a few
days. The knife blade made a cir.
cular cash at point between the in
jured member aud the first finger,
Almost reaching the bone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
Yisited saIem-

The capital city was last evening
visited BY distinguished member Of
the medical profession, ia the person
Of DR.. E. Pratt, Of Chicago. a mum.
Der Of the members Of the profession
In this city were invited TO meet the
eminent schOlor at the Ofice Of DR..
X. Cartwright 10 the Hughes D'Arcy
block and number aYailed themselves
OF the opportunity 10 meet DR.. Pratt,
same were unayoidably absent but
those present were: DOctOIs J. A.
Richardson, d. A. Paine, W. II. Bird,
W.S. Mott, j. d. Shaw, 5. r. Jessup,
ii. II. Thompson, Z. B. Schroeder, E.
NJ. Hurd, Z. B. PhilbrOok, Lee Steiner
and ;. A. Davis; Governor and Mrs.
W. p. Lord, TilmOn Ford, Rev. DR..
W. f. Copeland and Mrs. R. Cart
wright, after a social hour had passed
DR.. Pratt, gave an informal talk
upon some OF the larger and later
problems now engaging the attention
OF the medical profession throughout
the world His address was scholarly
and much appreciated by those priv
ileged 10 hear him. DR.. Pratt left for
bis eastern home on the overland last
night going via California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

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fo1g.iT. b-0aEht Robe-z EIlou1 .
= Ire re-ife-f5srT this r1o-ri-E- H.
3 g. s-is1oe5 to tnres yszrs for rzTs
s-5 The rircurls-s-ozs q rs crr1rBc1-
IN AID seofsnoe zrs ssi5 % y s0et
sst0 U8-sDf q psr5o1 tT t5sGoFernor
Z Ths ssuieneinE j05Es rsVs hin To
1az9 se-te1os z7lous5 un5sr The Izu
.It spTezrfnE that WflooK uss -.
g1iItT than 3 1u1bar q othsr p.srsons.
NsE Iro0rporzt5ons Elirg sr1Scles
f t0dsT uers-
Crafts Pass Luuber Coupany.
Z Csp5isl stock ss-s,0. A y. Hsskfns.
n wflb1r and h G Tslfor5 foa1r-
po-ztorz Thsy inteD5 70 q q gen
. erzl lgDberirz bzsioess=
Sauss5 NiDinEC0-. capital stock o1s
uilIio- d1llzrs- Wiley 2 AIlsn. Tbs.
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Goddard Gen A Hei5inEsr. J z
Wbit0ey. z l. Goddard sud VIZ Fl.
Cake i1eoTporstors with principal
15cs Al Portlso5 and general object
. oezl - mics snd mining property
sr5 operate The sane
NF. r e. N0sebsrh. appointed .
11IUissjoosr q dse5e for Oregon
s9ue tine zE0 b. Governor Lord
g-zli5s5 today % fling his cath q
o@os. He resides il san Francisco.
Thers are = great many inquiries
DyE received Ia the different state
o5esrs sboui TIE og1ntry and zoyut
lzod sod especially about timber land. |
ia Orez0o-
Cor. Lord i zt hls desk after several
days sbsenos At Portland On oEcizl I
b1siDess- He says be reTer had any
intention q going 10 New YORK.
TIE book known zs The EsTlT IN /
dian Wars Of Oregon" compiled By /
Ms Victor znd published by the
state and for sale at actual cost Of /
printing and complication. does not /
SEEN % sell very fast. The actual cost
o. putting ZOO copies out amounted
70 6 Per copy and few people desire
% pay that much for the book. Il Is
q Hcli written book and well-bOuDd
and = valuable acquisition % any IL
5rsry. Writing and publishing his
works By the state is expensive busi-
ness
Walter Davis, Of Salem, has re-
seived the appointed as navel cadet
1t Annapolis.
In consequence Of the recent ruling
By commissioners Of the United
states land department in a Cal
fOrDia case, holding that unsurTeyed
mineral land cannot Be used as a base
Or school land sections, 1888 acres
iaTe been set Up" from the Cascade
e~eTYe. The bases for the same
snds had befOre been selected on un-
uryeyed mineral lands.
Arthur Thurman. l6-year-old boy,
vas brought 70 the asylum from Port
and Tuesday.
The supreme court extended the I
ime 60 days for the respondents to 4
erye and file the brief in the case Of /
Katie LOOMS, ct al. appellants, IS. 1
.. ROsenthal et al respondents. b
Appeal was dismissed in the case d
f VI. Peer, appellant, Us. John C
herman et al, respondents. d
There were 5000 taxes paid into a
he sheriff, Ofiine Tuesday the biggest
objection for the year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
Notice 70 Our customers.

We leave Salem this coming week,
II you have any work in our shop, cali
Tor 1t, IL you have any umbrellas 10
mend bring them now. We have a
lew more sunshades to sell at cost be-
fore We leave.
Salem Umbrella factory, 156 State
street.
2T.3t+ il. KAPrDycEp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

EASILY DETERMINED.-It Is not
a difficult matter to ascertain which
Is the more important-quality or
quantity. We make a speciality OF the
former and are giving universal salts
faction with our groceries.-Branson
& Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

To THE PEN.-SherifI A. :. B.rnes.
of Jackson county, aud one guard, tn
day accompanied Robert Wilcox 10
the state penitentiary, under sentence
Of three years, having been convicted
.of tue crime Of rape committed on
l5-year old girl at Medford. The man
vas securely stacked aud made trip
10 his new home via the street car
rUute.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

FLAX SEED.-All farmers who are
contemplating sowing flax should at
tend to il at once and secure their
seed contract so the proper amount
can be ordered. Call at Dickenson's
seed store for particulars. 4-l9 d&W II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
ASSAULT.
Growing Out Of a Dispute Over Suit
Man DISCHARGED

Man Discharged.
PORTLAND, April 2l.-The motor
man, OF the Vancouver railway, ar
rested for assault with intent TO kill
was arraigned in Judge McDeyitti
court and discharged, the evidence
being wanting for his conviction.
1T is understood that the trouble
grew out OF a controversy oyer one Oi
those heavy blue suits sold by order Ul
court at $3.50. The other man haC
one on identically the same that or
s12 and said the motOrman lied, ,whicl
he promptly resented.
BEN SELLING,
Assignee J. VI. Meyer * Co.
Cor. Third and Oak streets. d&
Perfection" Dyes are as near pei
fectiOn as dyes can be. . :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

OREGON NEGETABLEs.-We make
speciality Of the very best varieties
the freshest and choicest vegetables
iresh from the gardens. John G.
Wright. d .,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
Closing Out

Cmbrsllzs, wholesale price $40.
elO-sd oJI fgr 81 =.
Umbrellas. wholesale price. sI.Z5.
closed out fgF o.
Dm1reiizs, wholesale price O.. closed
cut f0r &c.
Umbrellas, wholesale price, 75c-.
cks-eG Ouf FOR zoe.
Hoe fgf Iadies and children clOsso
or fuT iess than wholesale prices
Knitting aud crochet silk FOR r.. per
sBsh.
Filn and Roman 6Oss closed out fJr
Zfc- I~f skeiu.
Underwear closed out for les than
Wholesale prices.
TIE Ladies Bazaar stock. Remem-
Ter the place.
The Leader.
~ sDssls guaranteed best sewing
thread for BE.
IS e Od &w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

PAYDAY.-The Consolidated Street
Railway Co. hal its regular payday
yesterday aud tWenty-seyen employees
we've on their roll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
I. HOLVEPSON'S.

= vile. ard : n Rbo5ss. q Ashlzod.
= are - tbe Cook boiel.
SuDt- A y. Gilbert O TIE state
= psnitsotisrT. Wzs in Portland today.
= E5isE 19Hn TIA steamer Ruth-
Mrs Heroert Bzrtbolgrnyw. 4
? Hsppoer. arrived 10 salem tls5zy AID
J. il the EUest Il Nrs-y- " Br0Hn-
! p CsIls9o. editor o. tns Peoples
AtFocsis q CBshzIls- Washinzton- il
ID the city q a vlsIt % friends.
Ms N0-Iie Bernzrdi has returned
. fro1n - az eTten5s5 visit ziih relz-
= IFes st TIE Dzllss and a. PeD5Ieton.
Mrs D.. D. L PANE returned u
Or=gob City. Tuesday after a sbort
vjsll wfih Mr. zod Mrs. n J. Matson.
Mr. J. A. Freeman. Eho has been
visiting NJ. aod Mrs. r. P. Taking
. too, rstuiued today % her home al
ROseJgTg
State Superintendent g. ". Ir1In
has gJne % Grants Pass u conduct
I = teachers institute for the remainder
q the week.
Miss Claudia Gilbert has returned
70 81 Hslen's Hall. 10 Portland. after
a short visit Eith her parents, Banker
and Mrs.. q. T. Gilbert.
Ms. a. y. Gilbert accompanied by I
her father. David McCully. left today F.
. i0r Denver. Colorado, on d visit n her
snn, Warren. sketch artist On tie
"Gnsat Divide"
Prof. Sco5y favored tie fruit
growers RItb an excellent vocal soIo
TUESDAY. He has pleasant and cul- I
tiTated voice and vas warmly ap-l
plaDded. He &, gentleman who has .
lately come u Salem aud is an accom- (
plished musician.
Hon. J. y. Brown, representative
frOm Morrow county 10 the late legis.
lature force. arTi.ed in tue city to-
day from HeppDer. MF. Brown has
just returned from Chicago, Washing
ton. ID C.. and other eastern cities.
the trip embracing about one month.
Judge II. H. Hewett, Of Department
No H. Marion county circuit court,
came down from Albany today.
A NAVAL CADET. Through con-
gresham Thos. II. Tongue, Walter
Davis, of this city has been appointed
navel cadet at Annapolis. Walter. {
Is the third son Of Geo. W. Davis,
chairman Of the Republican Central
committee Of Marion county, aud is {
au intelligent youth. He is general :
faYorIte and has the esteem aud best I
wishes Of a host of friends. Mr..
Davis expects TO leave for the east in
the course of a few weeks.
TWO CoARsE.-Chairman Park a
hurst, Of the street committee ! \
stopped some teams hauling coarse I
gravel onto the South Commercial
street hill today. Large round rocks 7
were being dumped there. II is be- :
lleYed By some that the city could !,
pnhtably invest In some cheap =
screcns aud use gravel that is suitable J,
~ finish driving street.
q
To THE PEN.-SheTifI A. :. B.rnes. d
II Jackson county, aud one guard, to- D
lay accompanied Robert Wilcox To n
-he state penitentiary, under sentence
II three years, having been convicted
if tue crime OF rape committed on a
5-year old girl at Medford. The man o
sas securely stacked aud made trip p
o his new home via the street car L
cute. Z
PAYDAY.-The Consolidated Street p
Railway Co. hal its regular payday N
esterday aud twenty-seyeu emplOyes \,
'ene on their roll. N'
We pay the grocer. the h,
grocer pays you, what you "
lave paid him for SchlE an
Wg'S Best Pl
ia tsk'0g powder
tolce AakuI Hg extracts 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

fyou dye with Perfection" Dyes.
goods will not fade. 2S.IW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28
SCENT
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ike ~ rzEes He - i-ss C-s-sC
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iCcles o. - l.-l-T r. reT - %
a Bzls 0f R0-tis1gs Mills. Fgu
1ezcre1 5l-lrrh TguDes- &C.
cheap - = c@lts rsr yzr5- We
are -=llirE 10 81 : 1e1ts pr yzr5
SO r1e-e BsrEz5-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

Two COARsE.-C Chairman Park.
hurst, Of the street committee
stopped some teams hauling coarse
gravel onto the South Commercial
street hill today. Large round rocks
were being dumped there. II Is be-
lleyed by some that the city could
pnhtably invest In some cheap
screens aud use gravel that is suitable
L. finish driving street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-28

J. L. KAPLINGER.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
RESOLUTIONS.

At n regular meeting OF Division 210,
O. r. c., the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in His al'wise providence to remove
from the home CT Bro j. f. Carroll their
infant son, Earle; therefore be it
Resolved, That the members of D:vis-
ion 210 extend to the bereaved parents
their sympathy and coincidence in this
their sad afiliction.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to Brother Carroll and wife,
to the Railway Conductor, and a copy be
printed in our daily papers and recorded
on the minutes of our lodge.
JOHN +. STUMP,
w. r MILLER,
NJ. j. JENNELLE
Committca
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
DRESS GOODS.

There is one continued press alongside
the Dress Goods counters. When it
comes to dispensing the NEST desirable
stnffs at prices 25 to 33 per cent. below
your neighbours there is magnetism about
tit draws.
One case novelty dress goods just
opened, twenty two pieces of them, the
new checks and mingles that are so pop
ular all pure wool, SO inches, worth
everywhere 33c, our price G5c.
44-inch genuine French Beige in the
pretty mixtures DIETER known as
Quaker styles; your grandmother used
to wear this sort. These are worth 69c
yard; come at once and secure a pattern
at SOC yard.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
Attend the Big
Sales, and See That
Your Friends Are There.
TABLE LINENS.

Big opportunity here. Let everyone
avail them selves Of it and save regret af.
ter the sale is over.
Opened last week-a case of Nfill-ends
Bleached Table Damask in 2, , 1-2, 3 and
3.1.2 yard lengths. They are divided in
to two lots and will be thrown out to
the trade Monday morning and until all
arc sold, at 42c and sc &c yard
biz job in extremely fine Bleached
Dariask Table Cloths bordcred all
around, original value of linen, $50 to
81 yard. There are three lengths, all two
yards wide:
. yards long, 80 80 each
II yards long, S. cacl,.
3ya,ds long, 50 so each
10 dozen 81 Napkins, all pure linen,
original value, 1926 and $l.j0-these are
10 90 for 81 ana 81. i2 l2 dozen.
When you are at the linen counter
don't faii n see the very pretty things in
hemsttchcd, open work and cmbroid-
cred Towels At 5oc. 81 &c, Zoe, S0c and
II each
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
WHITE GOODS.

We have all we can do to handle the
trade ut this counter, but we will name II
few items just opened.
Mill Ends ssAndia Linen, to 10 yard
pieces, big @5& Sc yard.
Lonsdale Cambria, worth &c yard, but
1T must so, hence the reduction, only
DC yard.
Another case excellent check Muslins,
only &c. worth &c.
See the excellent values in fine Sheer
India Linen mt Sc, l0c, IL 12c, loo, lie
and 2Oc. You have never seen such val
ucs
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
Coming and Going.

Edward Murphy, special agent for the
London Fire Insurance Company, was in
the city yesterday.
G. c.. Riley has purchased lot on
PARK street. He may possibly build this
spring.
Mrs. b. J. Thomas, OF Philadelphia,
who has been spending the winter in
Richmond, is on II visit to Capt. Il. j..
Mitchell.
7. w. Spindle, the real estate man, is
on business trip to Richmond.
Mrs. II. G. Deal and daughter have re-
turned from a visit to friends in Raleigh,
n. C.
Mrs. A. a. Brugh, .of Hagerstown, and
MIS-. A. j. McCue, of Cleveland, Ohio,
are the guests of Mrs Brugh's son, l.. X.
Brugh, at the Ponce de Leon.
%. p. Marks and family. of Terryville,
are the guests of L. NJ. Marks on Camp
3ell avenue S. w.
B. NJ. Strickland, of Buchanan, was in
the city yesterday.
Policeman Austin left yesterday On a
visit to Char louisville.
J. H. Marsteller left yesterday evening
to spend few days in Bedford City.
j. H. Klipstein, of Marshall, Va, was
visitor to Roanoke yesterday.
j. P. Coon, city tax collector, left yes.
terday to spend II few days in Norfolk.
r. G. Loney, of Rockbridge county,
was in the city yesterday.
Edmund C. Miller, of the Interstate
Telephone aud Telegraph Company, has
returned from a visit to Winston.
Bluefeld Telegraph: Mrs. james
Crantz, of Roanoke, arrived last night
and will visit her brother, Mr.. w. j. Up.
dixie.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
MRS. WOODBRIDGE BURIED.

MRS. WOODBRIDGE BURIED.
The Richmond Times says: The re.
mains of Mrs. Albert b. Woodbridge, who
died in Roanoke last Monday, arrived at
the Union depot, Richmond, ut SID yes
terday morning, and were Sakcn to Holly.
wood Cemetery, where the interment was
made a number OF relatives and friends
gathered at the grave, and the beautiful
burial service OF the Episcopal Church
was read by Rev. DR.. Meade, of Roanoke,
who accompanied the body, and he was
assisted ''y the Rev. Ben Dennis, rector
of Meade Memorial Church. The follow
ing gentlemen acted us pail bearers:
Judge VIM. l. Clopton, Judge John ii.
Ingram, and Messrs. Il. w. Wcisiger
John C. Robertson, b. NJ. Robertson
Stanley Robe, tson, james f. Bradley
and Fred Robertson, all of Manchester
Mrs. Woodbridge was an old resident of
Manchester, and the family moved from
this city several years ago to make Roam
oke their future home.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
EASTER GLOVES.

1t is important to have your Easter
gloves fitted at once while you have all
the shade to select from.
Come and see the beautiful 81 gloves
just received. They come in black,
white and tans, modes, reds and butter
color, the prettiest and best 81 gloves
shown by any house. Fitted by compe-
tent filters at the glove counter.
BE sure to see the new shades in Mag.
gioni Francisco (CentimerD Gloves at
81. pail.
Sole agents in Roanoke for Fosters"
Gloves, "rrefousse' Gloves, 'sP. 81 p.
Gloves, "Maggioni'' Gloves.
Foster hook, clasp and button fasten.
ings.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
VEILlNGS.

For hig values in VeilDgs our fame
has gone abroad. Extravagant prices
given severe rebuke here.
1S-inch Black Silk Fishnet Yelling with
chenille dots, only 10 Lee yard
Same in the finer grades, 18.inch, at
Tic, Zoe. zoe, 25c and 33c yard.
Wide Sewing Silk Veiings, IS inch,
white, cream and black, only 25c, worth
33c.
Fine Plain Black Fishnet, 1S.inch, 25c.
The new Black and white Net with
black chenille dots, 1Sinch, 75c yard.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
EMBROIDERlES AND LACES.

Lest week 8 embroidery sale was hum.
mer. They went at the rate of II thous-
and yards day.
There still remain some lots at &c, &c,
DC, 10c and IL Ice yard, great big value.
There are some new things in the lain-
ty patterns and small edges.
Wonderful values in the laces. New
All over Butter Lace, % inches wide, at
only soc yard, worth 81 yard.
Finer grades are 81, $3.50, $1.75 and So
yard.
Call for the big values in the new
"Sevillan Linen I.aces aud Torchon Laces
that we are selling in 12-yard prices.
They will surprise you.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
PETTICOATS.

Another invoice of Petticoats has Just
been opened and thrown upon our coun-
tiers. They will 90 quickly, so an early
cali is advised.
Fast Black Figured Silkot with lined
puff and rufle, 8-inch puff and deep
corded ruffie, only $1.75, we'll worth SO. 80.
Fine heavy Black Saline with lined
rufile, 10-inch puff and corded 'ruffe, the
$l.5O sort, our price $1.25.
Fast Black Italian with deep puff and
corded ..ruffie, 81 eack; $1.25 would be
proper price.
Real good quality fast black Saline
witho-inch puff and rufile, only roc each.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
NEW SUITINGS.
white Goods Department


The new things are here without end.
a visit to this department is really nee
essary in order to get correct things and
correct prices.
The new Linen Crash Suitings for sep
arate skirts, REFER suits and travelling
dress, 36 inches wide, never before less
than 25c, during the enlargement sale,
only l9c.
The new Cycle Suitings are IL big at.
traction now in shepherd plaids, irreg-
ular French checks ami minglcs, only
IL lee.
Covert Cloth for separate skirts, new
lot Just in, only l2l-s &c instead of 15c.
Fruit of the loom, . ic.
We have only about 30 pieces q 700
yards of the popular muslin in stock,
hut it must get out of the way, because
it is heavy to handle and bulky. IL will
I'll go Monday between the hours of 10
and IL clock for only ) 3.4c yard.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Prices here are fabulously Low, II con-
slant wonder to buyers. Important
among the str ,ng values are two mum.
bers in ladies' night dresses.
Lot No. about GO Night Dresses
made OF excellent muslin and trimmed
with pretty Hamburg insertion, made
full length, and cheap at 50c-till all are
sold they are 4jc.
Lot No 2,Sarne description rs lot No
|, but better material, about l20 OF them,
full length, only SOC each. ..,...n
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
IN THE CURTAIN ROOM.

There are The best Spring roller Shades,
plain, at 25c each.
Pretty fringed Shades, best grade, Acc
The Very best grade Curtain Poles.
complete, mighty polished and sa we'd ends
with brass trimmings, 19c; with wood
trimmings, CSC.
Extra length poles cut TO order.
Extra rings, ends and brackets always
on hand. Great big values in Lace Cur
'''AS' 81
we are the Lace Curtain people. zGs.-9
See us for Lace Curtains :. .srE. H.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
THAT BABY CARRIAGE

Is all right. 1t wants nothing but q
new cover for the parasol. Then the baby
will look so much sweeter and prettier.
Shouldn't wonder if he doesn't show his
apr eciation, too, by his good behavior
Some mighty pretty ones at 81 lee, ST.,
$1.37 1-2 and 81. Each made of bobinette
and point d'sprit
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-09
LATEST FROM PARIS,

Two of the newest ideas TO he worn
about the neck are the new 'Bolero
jacket and the combination Bolero
Jacket and Sailor Collar. They are made
of French I'ique and fine embroidery,
81 Lee, 81. 30, $40 and 81 each.