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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-25

Earned runs, Buffalo 6, Cleveland I;
three-base hits, Mailman, Atherton 2;
three-base hit. VioX; stolen bases, Gett-
maR g. double play, Atherton to Carey;
frs, base on balls, off Kerwin 1, off
Chcch l; struck out, by Kerwin L; time,
1880; attendance, $500; umpire, Cantillon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-25
INDIANAPOLIS WAS EASY.
Detroit Took the HOLSTERS Into
Camp, 10 to B.

DETROIT, Mich, June 24.-Indianapo-
lis fielders made fearful mess of it
on the rough Sunday grounds this aft
ernoon, and, as the Detroit team played
perfectly, as well as hit the ball harder
than the vFeitors, the game was easily
won by the locals. HOgriever's hitting
and his catch of a line drive were feat
ures aside from the general good work
of the Detroit plaYers. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-25
via ."The Milwaukee's" New Train

You can leave Minneapolis 1880 p. m.
and ST. Paul 11:25 p. m. every night,
and arrive Milwaukee 1915 a. M, and
Chicago loo p. M. Fire sleepers and
coaches through to Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-25
YOUR VACATION.
The 500 Line Has Planned 1t fol
You.

Ten days personally conducted excur-
sion, LOO miles by water. through
Georgian bay, Lake Huron, River and
Lake st. Clair. River Detroit, Lake Erie
Visiting all points of interest en- route.
Best accommodations, all expenses paid
$40. Leave Minneapolis and st. Paul June
o. Make reservations at once. 500 Line
ticket office. 379 Robert st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-25

A 4Oc coffee at 25c. Bakers Premium
Coffee.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
MERE MENTION.

Mir: and and Mrs. Manning G. Jones
left Thursday for Newport, r. L. where
they will spend their honeymoon va
cation.
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell has been
in Big Stone, South Dakota, for sever
al days haviOg gone there to address
the Chautauqua assembly. She has
several other engagements for the
month.
On the night Of Wednesday, July II,
Henrietta, beloved wife Of Ignatius
SmallwOod, died at her residence, so D
street southwest. The funeral took
place from Israel G.. NJ. Z. church Sun.
day at o'clock, Rev. e. W. Lane, of.
fiCiated.
On Thursday evening, July IL, after
long and painful illness, Amanda
Young, beloved mother of Nellie vii
liams, departed this life at her residence
S21 I'd street, southeast, aged seventy.
five years. The funeral took place Sun .
day at O'Clock p. NJ. from Rnon Bap
tist church, q street between 6th and
7th streets southeast.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
MONUMENT TO 81 M N ER.

The Charles Sumner Post No. 8 u.
A. r.. Department of the Potomac, is
to be congratulated for IFS initistory
movement in devising ways and means
for raising subscriptions to erect a
me- nument in honor of Hon. Charles
Sumner, the gIeat friend and champion
of the \ egrO. The frat meeting Of the
Post was held June 18th and number
of strong resolutions weEe adopted cut
lining the plan Of the work and asklr g
the assistance and co operation of the
race in all parts and sections ofthe
country. Commander "a iIliam Il. Grim
shaw cannot be tco highly commended
for his efforts in this dilecFion. he mas
written q letter to the Governors OF
nearly all the state king them TO ap'
p )int representative Afro American
to interest the peop 9 in his state IA the
movement. It is desired that every
member of the race " no knows OF the
great friendship of Sumner for the Ne
gro contribute his mite to the cause.
The race journals are re requested to copy
this article and TO make such mention
as they may see fit. Already the names
of twenty representative men have been
appointed from that many states and
have pie dyed themselves TO keep the
work before the people. The COlOred
American will devote space fTom time
to time to giving the facts and the do
ing OF the movement and Will publish
a list of the donations. For further in
formation address Commands William
ii. Grimshaw, 247 10th street northeast
Washington, D, G.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
A DARING DEED,
CONTINUED from fitst page

to perform. Olivet's collection I.,.
Sunday was over 5000. The school
numbers over 500 pupils and tEroupb
the untiring efforts Of this good man
her head is now above water. Paw
Thomas spend last week in Springfield
at camp with "his boys" as he calls
Ctem. In speaking OF the doings q,
the week he SAID: ION Wednesdon
evening the non commissioned SITS
was entertained at a bal quet nv tho
1st Regime Mt. Thursday AGit. Gen
Reece entertained h line Cffoas
at banquet. Friday Governor john
r. Tanner entertsin. d The staff ana in
responding 10 the speeChts, he ex
pressed his pride in Col. John R. Mar.
shall and the 6th Regiment. Uhnms
National GuaId, and Impressed upon
his guests that he had not been disan.
pointed in their service"
The colored American., 1900-07-21

Prejudice against the Negro is not a
Sou theTn but an American institution.
1t is not confined TO the politicians.
merchants. trades unions, and infidels.
but it is in the House OF God, The
white Methodists. BaptIsts, Congrega.
tTonalists, Presbyterians, Disciples and
Episcepaliane all discriminate against
the Negro. The Catholic church is per-
haps an exception to the rule. In
places where there are but a few
Negroes they are admitted and per-
mItted to worship with the whites with.
out question as 10 color In commun
ities where theIe are enough Negroes
to warrant church one h established
for them, and even then the white
Catholics JOIN the Negro church and
become active communicates. That
church comes nearest to Christ that
teaches his everlasting doctrine of uni.
VeIsal brotherhood CT man.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
=HARTONA=
The Grandest of all Preparations for the Hair !!
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY HARTONA.
Strengthening all \inE
KnOtty, Curly Hair

SOFT straight The
of HARTON will immediate results ha6 grow
and
all Scalp Diseases Remember that HARONA the
hair and face be ruined by dangerous cem that are 9
people the Union ARTONA does not have to
beu
and naturally straight after the use OF
by the family Benehts
the adults Money positively refunded
j youare n
The colored American., 1900-07-21
HARTONA FACE WASH

will gradually black shades
will the skin of mulato perfectly white &
will tighten the skin evenly Ihe
soft and bright without continual use the Oe
delighted patrons send emonals from all over the
Fecke and all Blemishes of the Skin You regulate the
shade wish Full
bottle HARTONA FACE WASH perfectly and
bottle
positively refunded not absolutely salts
The colored American., 1900-07-21
THE SUMMER SEASON.

Captain l.. J. Woolep, the manseer
OF the River Queen, announces in
another cOluml 80 the public that the
books are opened for excursions to Not.
ley Hall, that popular simmer resort.
and that the River Queen has been re.
painted, refitted up in every way and
new electric lights put in at the ex-
pense Of five thousad dollars and is in
better condition than ever to se1ve the
public. The following dates have all
been taken
July:
" 23, American Star Social Club
Motley Hall.
"A, N. E. Magnolia Social
Club to Motley Hall.
25, Yale Social Club, to Motley
26, Bowin Road Investment
Club, to Motley Hall.
27,The Young Ladies' Immed
late Relief Assn to n otIey Hall.
20, Regular Sunday excursion
to Motley Hall.
- 80, st. Cyprian excursion to
Motley Hail.
81, D. B. Webster Lodge
Lower Cedar Point,
August.
], American GIee Club to Not
ley Hall
2, Masonic Lodge to Motley
Hall.
- 8, DR.. Dickson, GalOTaith
church 10 Lower Cedar Point.
" 5, Regular family excursion
to Motley Hall
6, Odd Fellows Lodge to
Motley Hall.
+" z. East Washington Brick
makers to Motley Hall.
+" 8, Wesley Fletcher Co. K to
Lower Cedar Point.
9,AOxfords Pleasure Club to
Motley Hall.
" 10, Excelsior Social Club to
Motley Hall.
3" -, Regular family excursion
TO Motley Hall.
Rev. Wilibapks to Lower
Cedar Point.
" IA. Congressional to GIymont
" 10. Amphion Glee Club loNos
ley Hall.
F" 16, D. w. Plummeg to Motley
Hall.
F" BelfoIds Outing Club to Not
ley Hall.
" 19 Regular family excursion to
Motley Hall.
90, The Mysterious Pleasure
Club to Motley Hail.
%. Felix Ledge, No. to Not
leg Hall.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
HARTOKA REMEDY COMPANY,
900 e. Main St., RICHMOND, Va

will
DOLLAR,
FACE worth package of HARTONA NO
will only
Write plainly. POstOce Money
Order Express, enclosed Registered Letter.
The colored American., 1900-07-21
HARTONA NO-SMELL

aching
chad limbs HARTONA NOSNEL is odsend to all persons suffer
of the
any o n receipt price-5Oc. a package.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19

ine else. They wouIdn', have anything
else.
n ls an absolute cure sor fever Il
cures it 0alck one bottle viii cure foyer
Ana if rho toulr ever falls GO cure. YOU
got hack your money We believe
so strong Boz Smiths chill and Fever
Tonic that We lut the strongest possible
gu1rautee back 81 b. We iell you % VIII
cure. and if o. does nor cure. 90 costs you
nothing on earth.
Doctors are prescribing % ali over the
country
.Nouh. S C-Mcs-r- COLUMBIA DRUG
Company. slvaunah Ca Geuflemcn--
You viii please ship me ~ once. four 90
dozen smith Cuul and Fever Tonic. /
beg leave Co take advantage OF this op-
poriuulty 20 say have been using this
remedy in my practice aud have .ouu1
e. to he medicine ol wonderful curative
proneriics-in iact have never known Il
90 nu Go effect prompt aud sure cure 100
every instance You tre al liberty 90 use
thls -hsht tr- imoui1l as you desire. !
intend Co continue prescribing BE- Co all my
patients that suffer with chils or ma-
larial levers Very truly yours
Dr Thomas r. McEtetn.
The tonic is lor sale hy an druseist- az
% cents "a bottle n BE- cures II your
dru1sist hasn't d. write go us.
COLUMBIA DRUG COMPANY.
Proprietor.
Savannah. Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
Go Shoe Yoorself-How
the Family's Shoes?

= T. THEY need them. aow's the golden
opportunity A nice line Of up-to-
il date shoes for men. women and chill
Jren lust arrived They nre not as
cheap as dirt They are no, the bargain
counter sort
They cost you money.
We could not get them any other way.
Bus. friends. they are jlm-up shoes
They VIII nt YOU, " your foot haif tries.
They viii wear you long. 10 what YOU
may. AMI they win be comfortable in
spite Of high water.
They are made especially for rs.
They are stylish.
Nobody else handles them.
The Nichols shoe for mon g one Of
the hest shoes in tho world. 10 Is made
for ns and gives Satisfaction. II IS made
in hu-luess-man's shoe aud for dress.
our lalics' shoes are the pink Of pcrfec-
ton. The Jeuness Miller mas become fam
c.is the country over. Every well-dresscd
iady wears e Miller shos.
our chlldren's shoes are made both for
,lfoss and hard wear They are durable
w.u-hfurg ana stylish.
our chlldrenr school shoes cannot Be
beaten anywhere.
While We carry no shoddy stock, and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
Trunks, Trunks, Trunks.

"HE snnw and saIcsrooms of the
Southern Trunk Factory 90 A&
us Eralshtou street wcs'. are
Hszr wIth Zine trunks II sou
v.uf ~ make your wife bstuufni
Chrsimas pr .ut you can md Dc at the
southern Trunk Factory.
A pe. .a .ot % ladles Xmas trunks
ranging S. rri-a from s. 90 So ju't re-
,slrcd wc alve the cheaper kind also.
ana asll tbem from 8 cents 20 s. suit
eascs from 81 81 o S. Ladies' travelling
bugs and hand sachels from o. cents 90 SO
If Won want 90 ga BE- your husband e
present here sou are-
Beautiful coat cases from = 80 3 ireHe'
from g. 90 81 in sold leather Ihese
cases are prov .Ie1 With che best lock ani
frimmnee They ave made u the hien-
cat quality leather. Gentlemen's trunks
covered with lsr' from ti--a 20 s..
A hardeome present for u young lady
S our misses hat sruuk 10 b. provided
with sN ne anporters keeping the hHi
ln uIaoe. THeF are large uud foomN ana
haee brass trimmings Price. 81 TO s..
Ladies' hlu1 bass OUT 81 alligator
1astntr from S. un to So. They are heau-
ta. They wii eo.t you double fne money
sIaeuhsrs Ladies' haUl bags out of
other leather. beautifully trimmed in
BRAS. ans nuke. from 81 fo ST. You can
D. shifted bore so matter WhAt your
taste is We can ht your purse.
Remsmhsr that these goods are made
or 0ur factory ana hy buying Of a. you
save Che m4llemau PROFIT
We can Fel sou cheaper than anFuod}
ln che huelues- ~ you can't come, Just
drop ua ine ana we can ship any
fhins you wish in plenty ume for hole
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19


the wife wall De- "a mice present
III We Give YOU the best oppor unity
on clrth a. buy one. You are not
too poor nor too riep TO pass our uupar-
aleled stock Of pianos wshout making a
selection.
They arc shown in every design. An
sizes. an colors. all prices.
we have just received "a shipment Of
splendid Instruments. Made especially Tor
thls trade.
what ls home without q nice piano
Any home can have one. You can buy
81 for cash very cheap or u you can't
pay cash. you can pay MS so much a
month and secure the equal Of anybody
instrumtut,
10 you have an ola piano. no, too badly
damasoi. We VIII look az it and make you
an offer on IL and take 81 on your hands
We want TO introduce our Gable pianos
Wherever ihey are known they take the
place ~ every other make. Colleges 400
over the country ere putting ln our Gable
piano. They find that they stay tuuei
longer. that they ar more durable AMI
best Of ALL have an easier action and are
sseeeter- toned than amy manufacture cb-
tainsbie
Come hy ana soc orr display.
II you can't cali al our stor, No lii-
lis Whitaker street. write Us Mail or
ucrs receive prompt attention.
YOUMASs & LEETE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
A Wonderful Place.

- y THE studio OF Hoffman. Savan-
uah's leading artist are some real
a work. OF ltt worth waffle 20 see.
They are regarded by judges 60 be
TIE best ever produced here.
They are rrienidiy mounted and have
rich. beautiful frames. Among the pho-
to2raphs in carbon most noted. ihc Morn
inc Ncws representative noticed one ~
Bishop Kelley Every hody who prii ss
themselves upon high-class work knows
that Hoffman stands cmineutly the
foremost artist Ia this part 81 the wofii.
lis work Cor the celebrities D. large. It
d not how cheap the work may be- dore
but how good % can bee done That's the
Idea Cheap work stands Tor nothing
Good work makes character aud repu.l-
ton for an artist. Mr. Hoffman has won
this. because be deserved Do.
The work which he has made the big
uest reputation OF are. piatlno type and
carbon. Il O. the only house in this part
OF the country making carhons. Of course
bv reason OF the cost % .his class ~
work % o. confined almost exclusively TO
the wealthy classes. SIN. during eleven
wears here Mr.. Holman has made aii
lines the best thai they were capable
OF bearing. And u Is a fact that 10
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
Toys,
Toys, Toys.

MO END TO toys We have them IN
- endless variety Santa Claus has
= made us bis agent this year and
che children viii not be- satisfied
with toys and Christmas tricks from any
other place.
We have an kinds Of imported toys. an
kinds OF automatic toys or American
make.
Goat wagons one scat-two seat.
Fire wagons with ladders Iron wa
gons. can't break The yer, thing Tor the
box
Washing sets for the girl
Steam engines IN wood. very pretty
ana large Iron engines ana train or cars
We are headquarters for anything YOU
want In this line. our two stores are
fll ana complete. children's bicycle. Va.
loeipedes baseball. bats. an kinds Of
games
Kodaks
These are elegant presents. We can NJ
you ont in every particular with the
standard make.
one Of our Kodaks will be highly priced
by any friend you have.
II YOU can't come around send or write
90 US Your order viii receive prompt at
tention.
OPPENHEIMER sLOAT a co.
Two sisres-W whitaker street. Bnu sire
=. s.-we take the greatest care ban
sending goods out TO send them al she
right time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19

der for a suit to drop into sl- Ksr...
dy's.
tie is polite and win show yol
the incest goods YOU have seen.
just now he IS busy on ovcrco4, a.i
he makes some elegant garments.
Fancy vests are also very popular ana
upon his tablcs you viii have the op.o-.
tuuity TO overlook some be,uum p
terms.
Ills sock Of goods comprise cyes or
which is worn or likely 20 30 tbis vln.sr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19

IL lH fnflHtnAAes
Huy YOUR wife a parlor suit W. have
them 60 an STYLES ana at an prices
Nothing VIII be- nicer than d.nius-room
suite. or 10 SOU clnuo, spend So 'muc1
A. whack. buy a sidehoard. then fol-
bow later with the other things We can
O, sou up and If you want time. We San
make it 20 Won can pay for hem with
out knowing BE-. You may ue poor
man. or think you are poor hui our s>.-
tenn 81 selling furniture carpets. cook
.ng stoves enables YOU 20 have the com
forts OF uf.. no matter what your condi-
ton is
Vow We hsye jIsi received e splendid
lire OF carpets and rugs Either is a
zinc present They do not cost much.
We nave an grades Of unoIeum Tor the
hsn and dining groom II viii wear all
ways ana is cheap Mating is pienufal
ana i- pretty boz tho patterns carri .
by u.s.
Iu tho cookiug-stovc line We have a
reputation We carry the best makes
and We nave plenty of chem. lu 80
SIZES and kinds.
We SELL them $50 you can pay for them
without reminding son that you are pull
ing cye-tecth. It's easy our way. Don't
Dec ttis opportunity pass.
We are here Co serve you. aui uol4dy
can do ic now as We can.
J " TEEPLE.
troughton Street.
MN Hue Of chris, mas TOYS Include care
riAEt- Uo-cArl-. Wagons Vei3eipedes. etc..
for tine little folks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19

IN ne name mems someihins To pe"-
p' ""o cay 500 .''He
49, - g.. -, 49,.
rorpeuai
L. h. a resort Tor the,ter parties unI
private p,r,ies ID Is au.et and In thc
best mart of town
t... go.
- "''i't" CIV vi ''''
9t-'"' I''"" VIII "' 81" "''''e ~
hol days. 4 special chef has been put
ON 10 take care 81 fhe tvfpf.r huaiues-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
Christmas Furs.

A nythinE YOU want for the holidays
IN n millinery. handsome trimmed
4 - hats for ladies and children. sash
ribbons. evening wear fowcrs furs
for ladies and children-go 10 Krouskon.s.
His place is ablaze with holiday ancry.
His special sale OF ribbon continues all
The week ana don't IAN TO Inspect che
stock Il Is an eye opener.
what 500 viii buy YOU.
$500 bays stylish ladies' hat.
Soo buys handsome fur collar.
500 buys very handsome chld.s hat.
500 buys stylish fur colIarcuc.
500 buys a SCI OF childrcu's furs.
$500 buys a set Of artificial palms.
60 TO Krou-kon's for useful and valu-
able Christmas presents.
Rcaiy-to-wear hats. iSc; others ask sSc.
Ready-to-Wear hats. Csc; others ask 500.
Rcady-to-wear hats, A2J: others ak
$50.
Pattern hats. imported 5000: others
ask s0co.
Pattern hats. imported. 800. others ask
ask $500
Pattern hats imported 500, Others ask
5000
chudrcu's trimmed hats $50: others
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19

LIoroR LlcENsEs.

LIQUOR LICENSES.
Ci'y Of Savannah. oaiec Clerk Of Coar-
cil. Savannah. Ca. Dee u. 1871 -THe fol-
lowing applications 90 retail liquor dar-
ing tho year 1901. were rctd 100 meeting
OF Council Dee u. 1917. and r.i rred %
Committee Of the whole.
W. T.. BAILEY
Clerk OF Couuc
Blcnjos. T.. No. iiia West Broad street.
Boley. NJ. - Congress street west
Bookhook =. H. Bay street extension
and Fair strees
Briukman. II. G.. 2ss S. Julian street,
west
Bcytaeh. Thos. f.. No. sa5 East Brood
street
bernstein. J.. northwest corner 81 Ju-
Ian and Barnard streets.
Brown Bros. corner Anderson ana East
Broad streets
cain. Julia No Cis Bay street, wes.
Clohesscy. David. northwest corner lu-
dian and Ann streets.
Cordes, John r. Montgomery street ana
Whauey avenue.
Egan. J. J.. No. 81 East Broad street
Eskedor. ", H., West Broad and
Wayne streets
EnrIght, j.. No 2i2 Price street
Entelman, }. T.. No. SO Liberty street
east.
Fehr,nkamp Henry, corner Bay street
extension and Fair street
Farrell NJ A.. Bay aui Lumber streets.
Grmmt J. =, northeast corner k'a'
d0lph and Liberty streets
Goodman Bros No % Form street .,.
thorpe avenue.
HiiHl"l' JON" IT, fteHiaeht anu L''+
con streets,
''rAen' henry Agent NO. 30 "h.''''
Grimm. Albert corner West Broad "al
iulfty --'cond streets
Hotehkiss a NcylL southwest corner
hIoush'on ana Jefferson sift'i'
tnfhrs' W a.. Ne. iit iatih"i aI
h'r@itld' mans 90 bro"-htoh 7"'
'"iher houston street
heitman' G. u, Fast Broad ana Bryan
h'lt'fs
Joyce. james j.. No. 2ii East Brood
street
Jones George H.. 1872 west Breed s.ls'
Johnson Marlin, No. " h'thul"a
Jochens. =. H.. l9s Pine street
Jernigan. +. O.. northwest corner Li'
bor and Iuhly streets. ...,.-
jackson, AndFcw NO. - ""F'"
street
Kuck. John. No &c Dayton street.
koncmann, G. II. 23 Farm stree.
Laudsverk $, C.. No. y Boy s'Ie.l
Lang N.cholas, No. 50 Barnard sHe
Morton. Peter. Manasor 2i- BrousA'"
street east.
Monaees q a.. corner Hau and Js0af-
son streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19

stand behind every single thing that We
sell. We have bought 80 as 90 enable us
to sell them Just a. cheap as you can cN-
pect 10 buy real good Thing for
We always like TO see the people. We
are always glad 20 show our stock And
comparison with other goods proves
that We are afcr all. the people.
~ YOU can't come write for what YOU
wish. We can ne you.
\. S NICHOLS
No s Broughtou. West.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
At Hicks.

AT Hicks.
WYOU were there last Xmas.
You VIII be- there tht Xmas.
In the best place to go.
The menu is always the smartest
one in town al these lines.
Listen 10 this
Hultrcs en- Coquiiics.
Consomme lmpcratricc Bisque Of Lobster.
And this
Rotl
Sucking Pig Turkey.
Walnut Dressing. Cranberry Sau,e 5.
squads. CauvaSback Ducks.
with Wafer cress. salici Almonds
Chicken Ssiai
Lettuce, French Dressing.
Aud THE:
Pieces Montces
Christmas Plum Puddng. Mlncc Pie.
Brandy Sauce. Ito, OF Cold.
Lemon Meringue Pie.
Tuiu Ffutu leo Cream
a"cy Mac'foons. Lady Fingers
Pound Cake
Port Wine Jelly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19


superbly finished yelve, smok-
ine ackst-e
We have them in tlc most beautiful
fabric. che most feichius patterns. with
The nobb4csi trimmings that your csc ever
htheid
This BE- just simple ioeIe.
Nobody can touch us
We have the good.
We bought before Tho others We got
the pick aud We bought CHEAP So the
very best ia our store costs you no more
than ne roush-aud-tumbleo odds and enIs
at other places Now. n "a velvet smoking
Jacket is a better article than YOU wish.
We can suit ycur purse Aud we can DO
Dc with beautiful rarmeut iu another
cloth. Dc Is perfectly made ailor-made
fHultle>s in nt ANA % real gem. Aside
from the smoking jackete We present an
array OF hathruhes dressing gowns NUT
ners not seen here before. We are show
ms SOME real bargains Boo usckwear. Not
the common. everyday SORT which sou can
bus at ary Ola plsec hus stun 81 a high
glass made FOR the hest-drg.sed people.
OR patterns are not exhibited anywhere
else Goo the ciiV our goods are exclu-
siEely olr own luJ cannot boz duplicated
We have 900 exquisite Hue OF SILK and
linen handkerchief. especially Tor pres
ent- f,r sine holidays. No trouble 10 get
splendid selection.
- curry an elesau' line OF cane, ana
umbrellas
what is nicer than % Xmas present in
us your order by mail We cheorfuiy
10 our best to please YOU 30 toe eeIoc-
ton o. irft to us
Tho Metropolitan has started ont 10 sup
ply thc hest-iressed people and IL g. do
ing b. To Say that you are wearing our
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-19
Holiday Bargains in Endless
Variety at Ledeveze's Pic
tore Frame Factory, t05-
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