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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

Bluff City Lumber Co. manufae-
tarer and dealer in all kinds OF Lum-
Der. Also Sasaes, Doors, Blinds, and
all kinds OF Interior and Exterior
flush. Everything at Reasonable
Prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

Bluff City Lumber Co. manufactur-
er and dealer in all kinds of humber
Also sashes, doors. blinds - all
kinds Of interior and exterio. aaish.
ErerythIng At rtasonahle prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

Bluff City Lumber Co. manufactur-
ar and dealer in all kinds OF lumber
Also sashes, doors, blinds and all
kinds OF interior and exterior finish.
Every thing AT reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

BLUFF City Lumber Co. manufactur
err and dealer in all kinds of lumber.
Also sashes. doors, blinds and all
kinds of interior and exterior finish.
Egergfhing at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

The Bluff City Lumber 20. manu-
~artures ali kinds ofbank. store and
bar fixtures and can furnish any
thing wanted in that line. GetQa4Ii9
estimate ii you contemplate pur-
chasing. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

am offering my entire stock CT
spripg an d summer snftings at actual
cost for cash. This is no hnmbng.
Everythifgsnew and stylish. A large
stnck. Burns. Merchant Tsil0r.
Over Bank OF Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

PIuu city humber ca. mannfactur-
e assa dealer in Al kinds ri lumber,
also sashes. doors. blinds. aud all
kinds nf iotetior and exterior iinlsh
Everything Mt reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

At the Mccain Grocery Co.. corner
4th and Main streets. You can buy
Scans lbs best corn, 25c,
Beans hest5 Id tomatoes. 25c.
Scans best Id Boston bakedbeans
sc.
fs>quart bottle tomato eatsup. l5e,
Ency $, C. Hams. Zoe 10.
Fnrv Breakfast Bacon. Zoe 10.
Fifteen cents worth OF chewing
rrrtam for five cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

The Gleason hotel ut Little Rock,
Is doing very large business this
year. The reesons for this is they
give the travelling men aud general
pubic what they want and well
served. Good, clean aud well ventil-
ated rooms-all at Il very moderate
nr,re TO
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

Bluff City Lumhpr Co. AianuIactur
er and dealer III all kinds OF Lumber.
Also Sashes. Doors, BLINDS and all
kinds of Interior and Exterior finish.
Everything st reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09
Telephone your
SC r. en- orders to
Frank j. Murray.
your

FOR SALE-Two good delivery
Wagons for sale cheap For further
information apply at the Graphie,s
business office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

Just recssvad all Kinds OF Ian
Ssrefl, onion Sc Is aud garden seeds
d bulk or papers. III
Mccain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

For sour stomach use Rex Dyspep
Ia Tablets, 25c. 4 box. Sold by j.
al. Bailey, Druggist, AL Main st. b
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

The best cypress shingles in the
State are handled by the Bluff City
Lumber Co. All grades. 279
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

you want some bargains
patronix the following Advertis-
srs and you will get good, honest
reatrncnt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

Reap Bro-. Meat Market gives pi,
ano coupons with PC purchase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

B7ckeTs AT SYKES, or plcheJ Ienee
complete. Bluff CITY Lumber Co. 81
Br0Roline VIII cure Ia grippe or
cold IL the head Sold by j. NJ. Bal
aey. Druggist. III Maiu street. b
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-04-09

IF
-.
you want some bargains
patronize the following Advertis-
ers and you viii get good, honest
treatment.
pscSets all styles. or picket fence
eomplete- Bluff civ Lumber Go. 81
BrosAoline s1ln cure IA grippe or
eola IL the head. Sold BY j. NJ. Bal
aey. Druggist. ~ Main street.
For sour stomach use Rex Dyspep
Ia Tablets. 25c. 4 box. Sold by j.
III. Bailey, Druggist, AL Main st.
Bluff City Lumber Co. Manufacture
er and dealer III all kinds OF Lumber.
Also Sashes. Doors, Blinds and all
kinds of Interior Exterior finish.
Everything at reasonable prices.
Bluff City Lumber Co. manufactur-
II and dealer in all kinds OF lumber
Also sashes, doors, blinds and all
kinds OF interior and exterior finish.
EyerstLi at reasonable prices.
Hluff City Lumber Co. manufactur
err and dealer in all kinds OF lumber.
Also sashes, doors, blinds and all
kinds of interior and exterior finish.
Eyerything at reasonable. prices.
Bluff City Lumber Co. manufae-
tarer and dealer in all kinds OF Lum-
Der Also Sasaes, Doors, Blinds,and
all kinds OF Interior and Exterior
finlsh. Everything at Reasonable
Prices.
The Bluff City Lumber 20. manu-
lectures ali kinds ofbank, store and
bar fixtures ana can furnish any
thing wanted in that line. Getq94Iis
estimate ii yon contemplate pur-
ebaainc =
Doors and windows made iron
natiye lumber stand this climate
better than northern made stock
The Blum City Lumber Co. are large
manufacturers Of these goods, an
guarantee every one sold to Civ
nerieet satisfaction. 20
The Gleason noteI, ut Little Rock
Is doing n very large business thii
year. The reasons for this is the!
give the ira yeling men aud genera
pubic what they want and vel
served. Good, clean and well ventil
ated rooms-all at very modeFat
price 10
At the Mccain Grocery Co., corne
4th and Main streets, YOU can bu.
5 cans lbs best corn, 25c,
8 cans best ) ID tomatoes. 25c.
1. Scans best 10 Boston bakedbean
ISsquart bottle tomato catsup. l5(
Fncy $, G. Hams. 10cD
F[nry Breakfast Bacon. Zoe 10.
Fifteen cents worth OF chewing
rnm for five cents
Telephone YOU
sc r. en- orders to
Frank j. Murray
FOR SALE-Two good deliver
Wagons for sale cheap For turtle
information apply at tue Graphic
business office.
Just received all Kinds Of La
~drefl, onion Is aud garden seed
bulk or papers. III
Mccain Grocery Co.
Rlusf city humber ca. mannfactut
et ana dealer in al kinds ei lu'noe'
also sashes. doors, blinds. aud a
kinds 81 lotefior anl exterior mis-
Everything 1T reasonable prices.
Mr.. j. q. Taylor, our well verse
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
FORTY THOUSAND
That's the Number of Physicians Who Use the New Prepara
tion for Dyspepsia and Wasting Diseases.
THEY DO so BECAUSE 1T is NOT A SECRET PATENT
MEDICINE.
They Know Cures Every Form Indigestion
and Stomach Trouble.

II has been recently stated that not less than
10000 physicians using or indorslnS the
new discovery for indigestion sold by druggists
under the name OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
DR. Tomlinson gives the following reasons why
physicians regard this new remedy with so
much favor.
First because II is not a secret patent medi-
cine but a scientific combination OF vegetable
essences pure aseptic pepsin, free from animal
impurities and OF very high digestive power
bismuth and golden seal
Ii has been tested repeatedly and the expert
ments have proven that one grain OF the dlges-
tive principles In Stuert's Dyspepsia Tablets
will digest three thousand times its own weight
OF lean meat. eggs. oatmeal and similar whole
some foods.
The tablets act wholly upon the food taken
into the stomach. digesting II thoroughly no
matter whether the stomach is In good working
order or not and cure all forms OF dyspepsia
and stomach troubles on the common sense plan
that they nourish the body and rest the stom-
ach at the same time.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do not act upon
the bowels like the old-fa Jhioned after-dinner
Mills nor are they artificial stimulant IKE
"stomach bitters" they In any way
similar 10 so-called pre-digested foods, when
consist OF 81 per cent OF glucose" the stun
that cheap candles made from, but Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets do what none OF these 90.
they act wholly upon the food eaten and digest
n completely and he cure of indigestion is an
assured fact because the food being promptly
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

digested II cannot lie for hours IN the stomach.
fermentng, decaying. filling the system with
the germs OF disease. but is assimilated nour-
lshing and invigoratng not only the body and
brain. but the stomach itself as we'll
The Tablets absolutely harmless and can
be given and are given with benefit 10 little
children and infants suffering from indigestion.
as shown above they contain no mineral poisons.
ncr anything in any way injurious
Dr Wuerth says he has noticed In many cases
that the tablets not only cured the Indigestion.
but that a very noticeable increase OF flesh re-
suited where people who used the tablets were
thin and run down in flesh before taking them,
and II is not at all surprising that such should
be the case when II is remembered that most
people are thin because their stomachs are cut
OF order and when perfect digestion Is brought
back an increase OF flesh is the natural accom-
paniment.
Within the last six months many thousand
cases OF stomach trouble and dyspepsia have
been cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
their convenience and popularity is such that
druggists everywhere are now selling them, the
price is 80 cents per package and II your drug
gtst has not vet ordered them he VIII get them
for YOU from his wholesaler; they are manu-
factured by Stuart Co., Marshall. Mich.
Your druggist, II he IL honest. VIII ten you
that stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the only
preparation now before the public recommend
ed and designed solely for the cure OF indlges-
ton and stomach troubles. no other claims are
made for II. II Is not claimed to be cure-aL
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
O'or other Sports see Page Eight)
EAGAN'S COFFEE PLANTATION.

Honolulu May 10, via San Francisco, May n
(SpeciaD Friends OF General Charles p. Eagan.
ex -Commissary General. stated before he was re-
tired that he was without means and needed a
salary. It is known here that he possesses.
among other property coffee plantation on the
island OF Hawaii which is worth about $4,000.
He bought the plantation several years ago,
and placed his son In charge Now he learns
that his son. in common with most Of the
coffee planters. has given an option on the
land TO the New-Olaa sugar plantation. Eagan
thinks there will be more money In conee. In
the end he says island sugar is sure 10 meet COM
petition with sugar from Cuba and Porto Rico
and hence all sugar plantations in Hawaii VIII
suffer He is also vexed because option has
been given to a company in which Lorin A.
Thurston is Interested. as he dslikes Thurston.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
SUMMARIES.

Tuo-h run tseBl-nns.o- VT
heat won by r. A Waite Syracuse d. Boardman faie
second. Time-O:22x. Second heat won Sy .. " .eo %
ono. Time-O:22h Final hea, won BY j. 1 W Is; ie"A
bury Pennsylvania D. Boardman. Y he second ). y
Qunlan Harvard third: X. A. Waite Sy9SSfuSe' io
Time-O:2iM close 10 wefer's record OF OH - ~, ~
Fcur-hundrsd- fortyyard run-Won py n w. lns X
Columbia; T. Fisher Yale second. 9 r. Luce tas az
third, J. Mulgsn Georgetown fourth. ms,.p ws.
This just beats the intercollegiate record wnch was
O4eh. =. - 49,
run (ser- -hnas)--F1rst neat won ~
j. W b. Tewksbury Pennsylvania r. j. tuIniA''; r
ward second; J. r. Mulsan. Georgetown thiru
0IO1s. Second by F. W. JhrNi5; vsIs
T. b. Mccain Pennsylvania. second; T. DuPee
third. Tme-o:IOh. Final heat won ey j. W sane -. r
bury Pennsylvania; r. w Jarvis. Princeton se9ono
b. McC1sln Pennsylvania third; F. j. Quinlan hsrVA''
fourth T1me-0:f0 .-. ,.A,
one-nle run-won by J. r. cregan Princeton yopn
Bray Williams second c. B. Splitter. Yale. third; n s
Smith. Yale fourth. Time4:25h Bray showed shsr hsrd
pected good FORM gave the Princeton man hhie
struggle. r..,
Two-miie run-won by Alexander Grant Penhsyyr-
yania; Y. A. Hechling. Pennsylvania. second; "a s-s
Fooe Harvard. third c. c. Terrance Cornei S 81.
rme1ooS1 Grant set such hot pace thai ne xs,.s nss
ned In trouble before half the distance was
His rivals dropped like w1thered leaves In the las,
One hundred and twentyyarc hurdle lsenl-niah{{ 10
Eirst heat by A. Kresnziein P.nnsivsnS snS bes,
F. Lewis. Syracuse. second Tme-o;l5% secono ne' a
won by r. z, Fox Harvard; W. ~ Fneke. fAe' ss0
ono. Time-0l0.
One hundred and-twenty-yard hurdle raee-won by A.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

c KTsenzlein, Pennsyivsnis; r z. Fo, Harvard.
ono W r Lewis. Syracuse. third: W NJ Fincke. Yale
lourth Time-o:i5A. This beats previous inter
coegiae record by onehfth Of second and equals the
collegiate record
One -haif-rnie run-won by r. f. Burke. Harvard
Aexander Grant. Pennsylvania second J. r. Adams
ieIe third w ID. Brenran. Yale. fourth. Time $50
TWO hundred and tventyya hurdle tsem-hnasl--
f1rst heat won by \ G. Kraenzlein Pennsylvania J. w
MsNowell Harvard, second: = Barker. Columbia third
I1ne- On Second heat by W. O. Morse. Harvard
W =. Remington. Pennsylvania. second ". r. Lewis
Syracuse. third. Time-o:25@. Final heat by A. c.
ond J. W. Halowell. Harvard third ". p. Remington
Pennsylvania, fourth Time -O:2sA
FIELD CONTESTS.
Putting the shot-won BY J. c. McCracken. Pennsyl
vena. distance ~ It. n In f. T. Glass Syracuse. ~ IT,
81 in. second; r. J. Brown. Harvard, 10 IT, ~ in.
third w f. Bottger. Princeton 40 H. 3i1 in. fourth
Throwing the sxteen-pound hammer-Won by j. c.
McCracken. PENNSYLVANIA. distance. IA IT. in: 7. T
Harvard 1872 IT. in. third II. j. Brown Harvard 13o
II. 10 in, fourth.
Running broad jump WON by A. C. Kraenzen. Penn
syvania distance ~ r. 4s in; Meyer Prinst.in syrs
% IT, in. second: c. D. Dely Harvard p H. "a
in. third: C. y. Whittemore % n. y In. fourth.
Running hiKh tump-Won by l. K Baxter. Pennsyl-
vsna- with jump OF II. in. A. n. Rice. Harvard.
II. in. second; w. Carroll. Princeton, IT,. third:
e c. Waller. Yale. and f. b. Conkn. Haverford tied
Pole vault-Won by r. c. C1app Yale. height. IL IT,
in B. johnson. Yale: r. Demine and r. A Kinzie, Of
Cornell tied at II H. and divided six points. Yale
getting two and Cornell four In the jump on for the
medals Johnson. Kinzle and Deming were placed as
named.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

rs LADIES' JACKETS,
made of Covert and Venetian
cloth, in the fly front styles; are
silk lined throughout and tailor
stitched, with lap seams; former
prices were $1,000, Sl2.00 and
$500: to-morrow's prices for a
choice Of the entire assortment,
only. s. 90
REMEMBER, WE MAKE
NO ARG E FOR ANY
NECESSARY ALTERATIONS.
LADIES' FINE CRASH
SKIRTS, made full width, with
deep hem, deep waist band, tailor
stitched, and trimmed with bands
of white pique; worth fully So. 50
each, Mondays special price. 2. SO
LADIES' FINE LINEN
SKIRTS, tunic effects, full width,
with deep hem and trimmed with
rows of fancy braid, and tailor
stitched; worth 81. 50 each, special
for Monday -. 95
LADIES' WHITE PIQUE
SKIRTS, trimmed with buttons
and bands of blue duck, skirt full
width, with deep hem and deep
waistband, value $500; Mondays
special price, each. o.. LES
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS,
$50 dozen in all, made Of fine
India Madras Cloth; have double
stitched yoke, plated back, blouse
front, with pearl buttons; worth
75c. each, here tomorrow at. $50
LADIES' CAS- NJ E R E
GOWNS, trimmed with lace or
ribbon, lined, deep hem, all the
newest colors, regular $500,
5000 and $50 values; your
choice of the entire lot Of IS, to
close out, only. -. a. Is
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
SPECIAL SALE FIVE HUN
DRED CASES OF
K!gh Class RAine
NIiues

The product of the world.
famous Ferdinand Estel, OF
Frankfort on-Main. imported
by one of New York's most
exclusive hotels. We cannot
mention the name Of the ho-
tel, as we promised not to ad-
vertise il. but it is stamped
upon every case of the wine.
The fact 10 that the proprie-
tor while in Europe was 90
impressed with the beauty and
character of these wines that
he overbought.
He finally decided to part With
a large share of il, and did 10 Us
at a price which precludes the pos
sibili,y of its being long in our ,
stock. We will send il to your
home or ship It to you in any Of
the following States:-New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Con- ,
necticut, Rhode Island, Massa-
chusetts, Vermont and Maine,
freight paid. u.
If at any time you are not pleased
in every particular we will take i
back, refund your money and
make no charge for the trial bot
tie.
The prices are so low that every
lover of Rhine wine should secure i,
a bountiful supply. The prices
Tor this sale are as follows:-
Laubenheimer, regular price, I
1898, case quarts, $500; our
price .|W{
Lsubenheimer, regular price {
1898, case pints, $1,000; our
price o0
Niersteiner, regular price \
1888, case quarts, Sl2.00; our
Niersteiner, regular price J
1898, case pints, $500; our Z
price -. D. D0
Deidesheimer, regular price \
1880, case quarts, $3.50; our (
price 6I5:>
Deidesheimer, regular price, !
1889, case pints, $l4.so; our
price L25
Rudesheimer, regular price \
1880, case quarts, $1,000; our ;
price |S0 \
Rudesheimer, regular price (
1880, case pints, $500; our !
price d. 90 (
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
Dress Orimmings.

Don't spoil a fine handsome
dress by using cheap, trashy
trimmings, when you can get the
best in the market at these low
prices:-
SILK AND MOHAIR GIMPS,
from to 2 inches wide, in new
est patterns, worth S0c., 7Sc. and
Sl.00 per yard; tomorrow
COLORED APPLIQUE
TRIMMINGS, in the newest
shades of greens, blues, gray, he
liotrope, &C., at, per yard ESQ
SPANGLED CHIFFON, d
inches wide, in black, white,
black and green and iridescent,
per yard -. 96o
REAL OSTRICH FEATHER
BOAS, have long fues, fast black
and the kind that will recurl, l4
yards long, worth $1,000 each;
Monday for L~
WHITE COTTON BRAID,
u inch wide, 22c. per doz.;
yard 20
WHITE COTTON BRAID,
~ inches wide, 4Sc. doz.;
yard. -. SO
BLACK AND COLORED
SOUTACHE BRAID, per piece
of "a yards .N0o
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
0As Bargain Shoe
Corner

corner
is what its name implies corner
where bargains in shoes can AL
WAYS be had-our greatest bar
gains, in fact. Here are some
for tomorrow, at just about half
price.
WOMEN'S GLAZED KID
SHOES, have patent leather tips,
and kid or cloth tops, sizes 2 \ to4
at about half ther real value.I0O
WOMEN'S LACE SHOES, of
gla1ed kid, have Goodyear welted
extension soles and patent leather
tips, sizes 3 to 7, at .I50
WOMEN'S TAN vICI KID
OXFORDS, have hand turned
soles and cloth or kid tops; here
tomorrow at just half their real
value :. .I0U
WoMEN'S LACE SHOES, of
tan kid, in the opera toe style,
sizes 3 to Z; regular $l.5o value,
here tomorrow =. .!OU
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

fractions for to-morrow's sale, aIls>
of them bargains in the true sense>(
Of the term.
$1,000, $500 AND $780,
HATS FOR WOMEN, CON- !
PRlSING SOME OF The
CHOICEST SPECIMENS OF T,
HANDSOME HEADGAR PRO-.<
DUCED HERE OR ANY
WHERE THIS SEASON, spe-'<
cially reduced for Monday to. ,. 00N
CHILDREN'S TRIMM ED<
HATS, all bright, pretty and ab- !
solutely new goods, Handsomely,
trimmed. and well worth $500 J
each; here for Monday, for you to I
pick from, at just half. p SO
LADIES' WHITE ROUGH 4
STRAW SAILOR HATS,,(
WITH NAVY OR BLACK
BANDS, made by mems hatters on I
correct 1899 blocks, fully worth. (
Sl.00 each, and not sold anywhere I
for less; here tomorrow at. 50e :
100 DOZEN UBLE
BRIMMED STRAW HATS for {
ladies' wear, desirable colors and I
shapes, including the popular. Rus
sian Turban; fully worth $l.2S I
each; here for Monday at Just {
half $50
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
WaU Paper department.

\ Third Floor. front.
The market is flooded with
} cheap wall papers, ugly enough
} in design and coloring to give one
the nightmare. We don't keep
, that kind; we've only the hand
) some and the good, our prices ftf
) which are fully 50 per cent lower
} than those of the exclusive deal
ers. Here are some specimen
, quotations, just to give you an
idea of our prices on really fine
wall papers.
) DINING ROOM AND HALL
PAPERS, in light and dark
I shades, the kind that exclusive
stores charge 25c. roll for; here
al half 2t,e
, PARLOR, HALL, LIBRARY
AND DINING ROOM WALL
PAPERS, in exquisite designs
and colorings; exclusive dealers
!, ask SOC. and 75c. roll for these
, papers; our price butt. &e
PRESSED WALL PAPERS,a
full line, the equal of which can
not be found in exclusive stores at
as high as $l.S0 per roll; here at
Just. -. |5e
Be sure to bring the measure
ments of your rooms, halls, &C.,
as it will greatly facilitate your
purchases.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
Shoe excellence.

or exclusive shoe dealers. A com
parison Of goods and prices will
prove this. Here are few Offer
ings in vomen's shoes for to-
morrow. You'll not match any
of them anywhere:-
WOMEN'S GLAZED KID
SHOES, of extra quality; have
Goodyear hand welted soles, pat
ent leather tips, and come in the
lace or button style; actually
worth $3.50 per pair; here at
Just |SS
woMEN's GLAZED KID
OxFORDS, extra grade, have
hand turned or wel,ed extension
soles, and are made in tan or
black in the mannish fashion;
real value 81. 50, here at. p 90
WOMEN'S GLAZED KID
OXFORD'S, in tan or black;
have hand turned and stitched
soles; good value At $500 per
pair, here a; IL So
WOMEN'S OXFORDS. of
tan vici Kid; have hand turned
soles and cloth tops; worth Sl.s0
per pair, our price. -. IL 90
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

( WOMEN'S MASONvILLE
! MUSLIN SKIRTS, have full
\ lawn umbrella founce, trimmed
with Torchon insertion and gin.
Z edging-yoke band; here to-
( morrow at -. $50
: WOMEN'S MUSLI N
, SKIRTS, with umbrella founce
of cambria, edged with 4-inch
embroidery; here tomorrow. &9S
} WOMEN'S CAM BRIG
( DRAWERS, have umbrella a
{ fiounce, finished with two clusters
I of tucks, wide Torchon lace and
, insertion; here tomorrow at. S9e
Z WOMEN'S CAM II c
|, DRAWERS, have umbrella lawn
hounce, finished with tucks, in
} sertion and edge Of Valenciennes
l lace; here tomorrow at $50
, WOMEN'S SHORT CHE
MISES; have lawn, cambric or
} muslin sleeves, neck edged with
/ fine embroidery; here tomorrow
at /Sc
WOMEN'S CAMBRIC SKIRT
} CHEMISES; have neck, sleeves
and rufle or bottom, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace and inser-
! tons, and finished with ribbon;
here tomorrow at. S5c
WOMEN'S CAMBRIC COR
, SET COVERS; have square or
V-neck, finished with hemstitch
, or tucks and embroidery, never
, before sold anywhere for less
than 35c.; here tomorrow at.2/e
WOMEN'S GRASS LINEN
SKIRTS; have umbrella hounce,
finished with wide corded rut1ie;
here tomorrow at CSC
WOMEN'S LAWN NEGLI-
GEE GOWNS, in dainty, light
patterns, with full width Empire
front, sleeves and neck trimmed
with braid and finished with ruff
fe of wide embroidery; extra
good value at Mondays special
price 700