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kENHNGT0N.

Rev. James T Marshall has gone to Saratoga
New York, for his annual vacation. Mrs. Marshall
and Miss Anna MARSHALL will make visit with
relatives In Philadelphia before joining Mr.. Mar
shall
Miss Olive E. Osborn Of Washington has been
spending few days with Miss Flora Warren
Smith.
Miss Rorena Wheeler, who has been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. Alexander NJ. Proctor, has gone
TO New York.
Mrs L. n. Parke of Washington has been spend
ing the week with her daughter, Mrs. j. II. Mas
sey-
Misses Mamie Brecbt, Christian Bracht and MAY
Simpson of Washington were recent guests OF Mrs.
A ii. kinUear.
The regular monthly meeting of the Won,n's
Christian temperance Union held Thursday ct
IL am. in the lecture of ST. Paul's NJ L.
Church After the regular business Of the meeting
reports were received from- the delegates who at
tended the w. Q. L. L. convention neld Wash
fngton Grove July 20. Mrs I. s. Gartreu read an
totm and poem under the csp;icn of ''Only q
Bit of White Rfbbun." The last mentioned ca lied
out number Of personal experiences from wearing
the white ribbon. Mrs. l.. A. Langille spoke of the
recent deaths at Camp Alger through drinking
wood alcohol and read an article the making OF
wood alcohol and its uses. The especial feature
of the ''m3thers' meeting a talk by Mrs A
II. kinnear on her trip Nashville ana the good
work done by the W. c. T. q. of that section
Miss Flora Warren Smith fead original essay
on temperance. The Kensngton temperance meet
fngs are increasing in interest each month and ef-
forts are being made to have them increase in
number.
Mr. c. D. Smith, teacher of the Kensington pub
lie school, was III town Thursday looking after
school matters for the coming year.
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FALLS CHURCH.

Pioneer Lodge, No. 1. of Good Templars Tuesday
night elected the following officers: Andrew NJ.
Smith, chief templer; Miss PaEsy Payne, vice
Thorne, financial secretary; Miss Corrie r. Cook
sey, treasurer; Stanley Mari, marshall Miss Ida
n Ball, assistant secretsry; Miss Eva Birch. dep
uty marshal. ]. H. Garretscn recommended
to the Grand Lodge for appointment lodge dep
uty for the ensuing year, and Mrs. Geo. W. Hawk
hurst superintendent of Juvenile temples. Mrs.
NJ NJ. Erwin and Mr.. J. H. Mari were elected del
egates to the annual session of the Grand Lodge,
which meets at Falls Church September 6,with
Mr. j. NJ. Thorne snd Miss Corrie Cooksev as al
ternates. The lodge numbers 100 members in good
standing.
There is clash between the military and civil
authorities. which may have to 60 to the War De-
partment for settlement. The military guards
have been almost continuously stopping civilians
upon the public highways and searching their We
with their horses along the road the camp.
This has raised considerable objection, and cul-
Minated Wednesday In one Of the citizens making
complaint before Justice Riley against one of the
guards for assault Constable Jacobs proceeded 10
csmp to arrest the offender, and given per-
was agreed that the soldier should be delivered 10
the civil authorities next morning, but I'm the
meantime Gen. Graham iEterfered and the soldier
was not forthcoming, and has not yet been appre-
hended.
Mr.. S. ]. Simmons of this town was elected vice
president of the State Pharmaceutical Society AT
It's annual session at Natural Bridge recently.
Onion services wire held at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening. with all the ministers Of the town
present. Rev. A. M. Cackley preached the sermon
on the occasion.
Upon the nearly unanimous petition Of the tax
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RINERDAI.E,

Mr. and Mrs. John Shields are visiting theis
nome In Riverdale after absence Of several
months 10 Roanoke Va.
among those who went to Bay Ridge SUNDAY
last were Mrs. Speer, ST.; Mrs. Leila Speer and
her two daughters, Miss Mamie Cramer Master,
Benny James and Calvin Cramer and Mrs. Ketnet
and family.
MISS hill, who mas for some weeks been n suesI
OF Col and Mrs. McGee, has returned TO her bomS
in Ohio.
MFs ~ Gay Browning, Jr., has gone 20 Atlantic
City She viii spend the month Of August there
Mr. Harry Fowler is again at his desk after Hr
enforced absence by Illness OF several weeks
Mr.. James Stewart-is recovering slowly from hi,
severe illness.
Mr. saannon, after stay of several months I'm
ington. ~ "-'"'
Mt T. C. Fowler is victim to rheumatism
hev and Mrs. Ho- ace Weeks Jones are to return
70 their home IN North Carolina Thursday after a
VISIT OF month 10 their parents here, Mr. and
Mis- Geo. II. Jones.
Mrs: Bennett Mrs. Beiva Lockwood's mother. Of
Washington, and Mrs. Gardner OF Indiana ara
guests OF Mr. ahd Mrs. c. ]. Wagner
Mr Thos. Griffin and Miss Katie Griffin were
guests OF Mrs. Sizer Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Sizcr
day.
Mr.. F. A Preston, who has been I'll for pro-
tracted period, is slightly improving In health
A farmers institute will be held at the Arr1eul.
tgrai College, College Station, August "a 8 and
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TAKOMA PARK.

The regular meeting of the Takoma Anti Tobacco
Club Will te held at the home of the president
james o. Maeallister, on Maple avenue next
Monday evening.
Takoma Lodge, !. o. G. T., elected officers for
the ensuing three months last evening (Erjd,vl
They will be installed publicly Friday Aupnst
o. by officers from the Grand Lodge of the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Quite n number from Takoma expect to attend
the excursion given by the Coed 'Ternplars Of the
District to Bay Ridge Wednesday, the Sd OF Au-
gust
Sunday service will be continued in the morn
Ing at the Presbyterian Church as usual ut II
o'clock The evening services have been dispensed
Messrs Charles and Win Lewis have returned
nom a trip to Gloucester county, n. ].
TakOma Lodge, l. o. o. F.. held its repuIor
meeting Thursday evening, at which time the
thhd degree was conferred upon DIR. Arthur b.
Burroughs. -
Mr. L. B. Moores has returned from visit in
his former home in Maine. ~
ell viii occur Monday evening. u Tue Town e0un
Miss Ethel Moores, accompanied by friends from
Baltimore. is spending few days at Atlantic
Mrs Hoyt Holton Of the Park is now In In
dianapolis, Icing called there by the sudden illness
ee her husband. 'eS'
Mrs Shear of the Park s visiting in Colorado.
Miss Nellie Williams of Nebraska is the guest
Of Professor T. A. Williams at Takomu Heights
Miss Lottte Davis of Rockville is visiting Miss
Irene Steers here. ~
Miss Laura Skinner is at Herndon. Va.
Mr. Charles Gosorn is spending month in Win
chester, Va. " "
Mr.. Robert Waters and Mr.. Cook have rotnr,.d
from trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Carrie Anderson, who has been visiting
friends here. will return Monday to her home in
Kentucky, accompanied by Miss Susie Davis of
Tskoma.
Mrs. W. L. staley is the guest of friends in
TaEGma. -
Mrs. Delnar has returned here from a visit TO
her at Ironton Ohio.
The entertainment given Wednesday by Takoma
Lodge, Jr o. U. A. NJ, a brilliant success
There will be dance this evening at Takoma
Springs Hotel.
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payers and voters of the town, the council. at Il
special meeting Monday night, re-enacted the Sun
day law, which had be repealed at meeting of
the former council. The council room crowded
with citizens interested, and addresses made by
Mefsrs. Geo.ge b. Ives, A 7. Eastman. Dr. s. s.
Luttrel, DIR. George B. Fadely, Rev. %, l., Rath-
bun, Rev. \. NJ. Cackley. c. A. L. Merri1eld and
Thomas Hitler, on the part of the citizens, and
C"uncflmen j. d. Payne and ]. c. DePutron. the
litter in opposition TO the enac ctment Of the law
The vote was five in favor to three against.
A resolution thanking the soldiers of Company
A, LIST New Jersey, for their heroic efforts in
ing life and property at the fire East Falls
Church. offered by Councilman DePutron,
adopted.
The sum of $50 was appropriated to the board Of
health to be used by it for sanitary purposes Of
the town
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Roberts Of West Falls
Church have returned from visit OF ten days TO
Atlantic City
Mr.. J. II. Wells has commenced the erection Of
dwelling at East Falls Church for Mr. c. L.
Blanton.
The District Lodge of Good Templars embracing
the lodges of Fairfax, Prince William and Alex
andria counties and city of Alexandria, will
IN quarterly session with Enterprise Lodge, near
Ida, August Is.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

The first meeting of the regular camp will be
held Tuesday evening, August 2, under the au-
spices OF the Washington Epworth Leagues There
Will be no morning preaching service, prayer and
experience meetings occupying the whole time.
The children's meetings will be at o'clock
under the leadership of Mrs Clara Roach assisted
by the Rev. W. R. German of Gaithersburg, who
Will. by the aid Of the blackboard illustrate the
teachings
Wednesday evening the sermon will be by .he
Rev Dr. Bristol of the Metropolitan N. E. Church
Washington.
Rey. A. J; GIL and family are occupying the
presiding elders cottage the Circle and he
viii act as assistant to the Rev. DIR. l.. b. Wilson,
Rev. W A Harris and family of Clarksburs
are are settled In the cottage belonging to the Rev
tendance upon the meetings of the camp, as will
also the Rev. c. o. Isaacs of Anacostia the Rev
Rev. W r. stricklin Of Hamline Church. Rev
alexander Bielask Of Union, and Rev Harry
F. Goucher. president of the Woman's College
Baltimore will be in attendance upon of the
Mr.. s. Cornelius icsserl ard family have gone
to Ocean City. i 20
,,,: Mr. w. F, sniffina and ofamily have rented the
Miss Alice Gartrell of Washington is the guest
Circle q '-"f 'en'e' e0'tase Oh 'he
Miss Jane Reed and Miss Maude Easton. who
have been visiting Mrs. p. H Rearick. have re-
turned to the city.tt :.
MI and Mrs Godfrey are the guests of Mrs.
J. Riffard Mickie.
Mrs: G. W. Freeman and her daughter have re-
turned to Baltimore! 9G
Miss Edith Simonson Of Washington is visiting
Mrs. f. F. Davis on Grove avenue.
The young peoplea Of the Grove were entertained
by Miss Grace Weleh "Wednesday evening.
Mrs Gibbs. Mrs H. Z Gibbs. Mr and Mrs
Willis, H. ]. Goodman and Mr.. l. K Nordlinger
are registered at Hotel Albany.
Miss Maud Dorsey Is visiting on eth avenue
Mr.. G. L. Murphy of Ciarksburg 10 occupying his
cottage on 4th
have baau afad
dent of the association, forbiddng bicycle riding
on Grove avenue and the Circle on Sunday
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SLIGO.

joint birthday party was given last Monday
evening by Miss Maud Fider and Miss Emma
Viedt at the residence of Mr.. Frank Fidler at Sligo.
The lawn and residence were handsomely decor
eted with American flags and japanese lanterns.
refreshments were served. Misses Ffdler and
',eot were the recipients of ii large number Of
hatosome presents. Among those present Were
Misses Beuhla and Nettie Harmon, Mr.. Irving Har-
ron, Mr. Gtlcrest, Mr.. Small Mr.. Bowman, Mr.
Garrison, Misses Gertie, Clara and Mr.. Milton Fid-
Ter, Misses Kate and Lille Graeves, Mr. Grady
Mr. se1boid, Mr.. Wheeler, Mr. Johnson, Mr.. Aur-
acher, Miss Mabel Lander, Miss Gertrude and
Messrs Naiter and John NARROW, Mr.. Frank
Brown, Metsrs. William and Henry Harris, Messrs
Jehn, Madison and Frank Fidler, Mrs Frank Fid-
Ier' Mrs Mary Fidler, Mr.. and Mrs Zeh and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs Julian C. Dowell and their son.
csgt od gcve an at home Wednesday evening.
MT John y. Bowman has been appointed post
master master at Sligo in the place of Mr.. Charles B.
%raeves, who resigned the position. The latter
has removed from here after being a resident for
a rumber Of years
MISS Mae Wallace of Seneca, Nd, who has
been the guest Of her aunt Mrs. O. s. Maus here
Tor some time past, will visit friends in Wash
lhgton Prior to her return home
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

A german was given the ladies' and gentlemen
Of Fairfax Tuesday evening by the 1st Rhode Is
land Regiment. The regimentaI band furnished
the music. The german " led by Col Abbot Of
Rhode Island and Miss Jessie Love Of Fairfax
Va. The sword figure was especially attractive
The ehaperenes were Mesdames Moore, Atoncure
Richardson, Stuart Mason, Chinn, Plummer and
Vedder. The dancers were Misses May Mason.
Mary and Louise Huntington Maggie and Jennie
Moore, Alice Chinn, Mary Powell, Anna Moncure,
Blain, Peters. Kablinger, Ruth Stuart, Daisy and
Davies, McPharlin and Stanley; Lieuts Peck. Hop
kins, Gatchell Cook, Robinson, Harvey 1surgeon,
Barrows ard Matterson; Maj. Phittiplace: Lieuts
Armes. Richinonce. and MIR Austin of Rhode Ia
land; Maj. Stringfellow. 4th Missouri; Mai Butler
1st Division, staff Of Gen. Butler Sergts Chiches.
ter Love- Hammer, Huntington and Maddur- of the
Sd Virginia; Aessrs. Lewis Maehen L. s. and q
r. Holbrook, A. Il. and Peyton Moncure. T. n
Donohoe jr. G. ]. s. and R. r. Farr Moss Love
Norris F. W. Richardson Judge J. MI Love n q
Thornton, H. NJ. Fitx Hugh and Dr. W. p. Mon
cure.
Miss Jessie Love has had her guests this week
the Misses Coil and FairchiId Of BROOKLYN and Miss
Agnes Peter and Mrs. Beverly Mason If Washing
ton, D. c.; Messrs. Marstella of Prince William
and Norris of Baltimore. Md.
The annual meeting of the hoard OF superyjsors
was held Monday, ]. H. Hurst presiding and
Messrs. Lukcns Rice, Simpson, Thorne and VIII
Jams supervisors,
On motion, the salaries Of ali the county officers
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SANDY SPRING.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Janpey Shoemaker entertained
the Nelgfbors at the July gathering of domes-
tic and horticultural society. Charles E. Bond pre-
| sided, Miss Sarah I. Morri was secretary and
the guests were Mrs. Asa NJ. Stabler Mr.. and
+, Mrs. Harry w. Davis. Mrs Cannon r. Bentley
Thomas and the Misses Reese, Thomas Freedom
ana SuiiiFan Adjourned 10 Cedarlawn with Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Farquler
Mrs. u. NJ Havfland has been called TO Charles
county by the serious illness OF her brotherin-law,
M Mrs D. William " Moore. Moore. Mrs George \. Tatum.
n Duvaii. Mrs. Charles Il. Hartshorne, Miss
HELEN Lea and Miss Bessie Robson attended he
Misses Rebecca T.. Miller. jamie P Brooke and
Mary Magruder We're there a portion of the time
and 4 number of others from Sandy Spring for u
day.
Battery at Fort Monroe. OF which George H.
Brooke of this place is corporal has been ordered
Joseph t, Moore is in New York. and Dr. Fran
1 eis Thomas EdTard Z Thomas. Edward c.
| a trip to the Rappahannock Mr. and Mrs Aiv IN
c. Thomas are at Capcn Springs, Va.
Misses Tayloe of Warsaw. Va.
Miss Halle |. Lea is building a cottage near
| will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard l. Lea
John Barnsely has added to and greatly i'm.
proved his dwelling at Olney.
Miss Eliza Eisar Farquhar. and a Catholic Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert stabier of washington. who
have been for some weeks with relatives here
have the sympathy of the whole community in
their loss of their only child a few days since.
Mr.. and Mrs Tariton B. Stabler aud Morti ner
0. stabier have gone to Albermarie county, Va.
to attend the wedding of Miss wilheinfna G.
Laird and Caleb Stabler. The young couple will
reside at Oak Hill. the former home of Mr.. aud
Mrs Frederic Stabler. who have moved to the
old Stabler homestead the farm of Asa NJ
Stabler.
The engagement OF Edward r. stabler of BriSfl-
ten and Miss Miriam Cutter of Lawrence Mass,
has been announced. The latter is the guest of
Miss Alice G. Stabler
OF recent arrivals note Gen. and Mrs. VIM
Birpey. Mrs, John Gibbon and daughters Mrs
Kennedy. the Misses Wilson and brothers of WASH
ington. Miss Halle Ramsay, Miss Agnes Bryant
Miss Lee and the Misses Farnham of Aiexap-
dria. Mrs. Cannon and Miss Freeborn of New
York. DIR. and Mrs. Albert P. Brutaker Mrs.
uriah Kirk and Mrs. Louis Steer Of Philadelphia.
William Rumford of Wilmington Miss Detroah
Reese, Miss Mabel Reese and Ernest Gill Of Bal
timore, Miss Ida Sullivan of New Jersey. Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Shoemaker and Miss Laura Shoemaker
Of Germantown, Pa, and Albert Wilson Of Boil
timore county,
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BROOkLAND,

Col. and Mrs. Juan Lewis have returned from a
lengthy visit to Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs McNamara again back in
Brookand, located in their cottage on Fort street
Miss Mary Burr is visiting In Geneva, n Y,
where she is the guest Of Mrs. Craven, wife Of
Lieut.. Craven, U.SN.
SServices at st. Anthony's Church Will be held on
Sundays at 7:30 in the morning and 7:3O in the
evening.
Work on the lexington school ia nearing COM
pletion.
Exactly who will all the vacancy in the pastor
ate of the Church of Our Savior has not vet been
determined by the vestrys but 1t is hoped by the
congregation that some conclusion will soon be
reached by that body.
The franciscan Monastery at the head of PhiIa-
delphia street rs hRginninng to have an imposing
rapidly and great sars If f being taken to have
A garden party Will be given by the Baptist
Young Peoples Union on the lawn of the Bap-
tist Church Tuesday evening, August e
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DISTRICT CONTRACTS.
Proposals Received for Street Light
ing and Certain Supplies.

Proposals for supplying the District with
sand and gravel for the year ending June
30. 1899, were opened at the District build
ing today, also proposals for lighting the
District for the same time. Two bids were
received for supplying sand and gravel:
Columbia National Sand Dredging Com
pany, 45 cents per cubic yard for paving
sand. e. cents for concrete sand, 50 cents
for building sand and 10 cents for screened
gravel; John b. Lord. 46, SO, 65 and 60
cents, respectively.
The following were the proposals for
lighting: Potomac Electric Power Com
pany, $50 for incandescent electric lights
and SOL for arc electric lights, per lamp:
United States Electric Light Company, $40
for inc lndescent lights. % cents for arc
lights Ter night east of Rock creek and "a
cents light per night Vest of Rock creek:
Americ n Development Company, 1000
naphth lights at S17-S4 per lamp of Is can
die poy. er; Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light
Company, Sl7.4s. For gas lamps the WASH
ington and Georgetown Gas Light COM
panies each bid $50 per lamp per annum.
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Church incorporates

Papers OF Incorporation OF the Mount
Olive Baptist Church of West washtnpton
We're filed today in the office of the record
er OF deeds. The term of Incorporation is
nifty years. and the objects are for the
purpose OF carrying On religious work. also
to buy and own real and personuI nrnIar,,,
to be used for the purpose of c..rryinp ont
the aims of the church from a relietons
standpoint, and TO do such acts for the
pest interest OF the church as NAV be re-
Quired from time TO time
Inc following are named as the officers
and trustees of the church for the term oT
one year, after which new officers shall be
elected annually: Rev. Peter Lucas Rev
A H StrOther and G. W. Branch
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except circuit clerk were fixed at the as last
year The salary of the circuit clerk increased
$50.
The committee on certain repairs to court house
building made their report, which was received
and approved.
Cen Stanley and daughter Miss Blanche, and
Miss Eleanor McPharhn of Washington, are visit
ing Mrs s. c. Vedder
Rev and Mrs. E. s. Kinks of Leesburg are
guests of Mrs. W. II. X. Pendleton.
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in the Baptist Church, this place, tomorrow Csun-
day morning, at IL O'Clock.
Wallace. son Of the late s. ". Magruder, is BE-
mother, near Hunting Hfh
number Of United States army officers have
inspected iand nsAr Dickers0n's Station, this
county, with view to establishing camp there,
snoaid such step be deemed necessary.
The belt of gold mines N this county, which have
neen attracting more or less attention for some
time, are now In full operation between Watts
snd Cabin John hranehes. with Great Falls as a
backbone OF the belt. The mines In operation are
the Maryland, Eagle. Bready. Rust, Ford and
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In Memory of Edward J. Ro..

Services memorial of Edward J. Ross.
private in 9Th United States Cavalry, who
was killed A. Santiago de Cuba, July 1, Will
be held tomorrow night at Union NJ E.
Church. 20ts. street near PennsyivanIa ave-
nue. The services will be under the Joint
auspices of the Junior o. u. A. NJ. and the
Epworth League, of each of which or
ganlzation Mr. Ross was a member
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AAVE YOU "A SON. BR@TgER.

Husband or Lover in the Army or Navyy Man
him today a 25c. package OF Aliens Foot-Ease a
powder for the feet. AL who march walk a.
stand need fs. Il cures aching. tired sore swol.
len, sweating feet and makes hot, tight or new
shoes easy. Feet cant Blister get Sore or Cal
lous where Aliens Foot-Ease is used. 10 600 tesl
timouials. All druggists and shoe stores sen ~
&c. Sample sent FRFE. Address Allen s. Oln5
sted. lie nos. N .. my17-3n
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Nick S
DAILY LETTER.
9S3 Penn. Ave.
Annual Midsummer
Clearing Sale OF
Men's Furnishings.

Right on the threshold of the hottest north
In summer selling Mems Summer requl-
sites at cost and less Thousands are taking
advantage of the cuts Don't wait until yeur
sizes gone.
5oc Neglige Shirts at 46c-
75c. Neglige Shirts at 55c.
81 Neglige Shirts at SOC.
SI.5o Neglige Shirts at SI-2s.
81 Neglige Shirts at SI.5o.
S2.5o Neglige Shirts at 81.
81 50 and S. Silk Negliges, $3.50.
Ioc. Wash Madras Ties, SC.
I5c. Wash Madras Ties, Ioc.
Lot 25c. and 35c. Hose, PIC.
5oc. Fancy Striped Hose, $50.
i3 pairs for SD
3oc. Swiss Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers going at 29c.
5oc Balbriggan and Gauze Shirts
and Drawers, 46c.
ST Silk-fnished French Balbrig-
gan Shirts and Drawers, 75c.
SOC. Jersey Bathing Suits, 46c.
81 Jersey Bathing Suits, S9c.
And all other Sumner Furnishings in pro-
Portion. Get in efrly Monday morning before
sizes become broken.
w. III. McKneW, 03S PaAve.
fy30GOd
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BRfGHTwooD.

A lawn fete given in the grove adjoining
Emory Chapel Tuesday evening, the proceeds OF
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Table No. 4

VIII contain nearly a half hundred pieces of
Best Double-face Satin Ribbons. in pinks
tlues and white. and Fancy Check and Plaid
iaHeta Ribbons on light grounds Widths used
Ior belfs. neck bows. etc. Qualities hereto
fore sold at 10c to 15c yard. Choice q,
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I able No. 10.

Odds and Ends from the Notion Department.
The following at cent for choice:
10c Curling Irons. %. sc Tie Clasps. PC
Shell Hair Pins. u Wisdom Hair Pins.
&c Kid Curriers'. IL Safety Pins. L pair
Dress Fasteners. Il pair Corset Clasps. L
doz. Dress Steels. Il Black Corset LAGER 4
yards L yard Skirt Banding. Memorandum
Books. Aluminium Thmbles. Sc card Hooks
and Eyes. Copyright Vocal and instrumental
Music....1 pair Shoe I.acers. II doz. Hat
Pins. cut amber heads. III doz Mourning
Shawl Pins. Il cube OF 60 Assorted TJilet
Pins. 4 cards of Darning Cotton. Tracing
Wheels. All colors and all prices ~
French Tissue Paper. Choice for only. -
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t able No. J

u dVUG IWUo u
Here Will be made up pieces: 9Sc for those
SZ9o organdy Sashes, with lace edge. 81 9S
Ter the So Black Tsffeta SIX Sashes with
glfdle and jet buckles. And last of the
stocks. Bows and Jabots of silks chif-
pieces for only. I ''"''.s. '.e 10 sl'o S0c
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Table No. IL.

Here you'll ind those 3gc Foulsrd SiiAs and
The best 49c Wash Silks. Plerty OF
waists lengths. Some dress lengths. uG~
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Table No. 1 1 .

Remnants of a seasons selling of Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes. Hair Brushes and
Combs. Odds and ends Some worth fMc
39c apiece. Choice for only y.......... lVS
7 iSt II