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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
THE BINYoN STORAGE COMPANY
Moving. storing, packing, shipping; sepa-
rate locked rooms. our warehouse the
most commodious; our help the best,
our vans the largest prompt anu caIe e...n
10 our care call and see our warehouse,
corner Washington and Fifth streets
phones AS. ~
LARGE front room facing, south; three
blocks from Rice hotel; sos Caroline ~
FURNISHED RoOMs--Inree, cool, well
ventilated. bath. 1872 Austin. 70
FTVER0OM cottage; an modern .conven
lences, 100 Austin street. Apply next
door =
FOR RENT-The largest moving vans arj
experienced men to do your moving; we
also have a large rental hst q. IA. M2N,,
Ing and Storage 20. -
TO FAMILY who VIII buy two new velvet
carpets, seven.room modern house, close
i'm, residence street. No. ST06 this Of
dee y
LARGE, airy front room with use of kitch-
en-. well located; - per week. phone SIC:
LARGE, COOL FRONT ROOM, WIN kIteI.
en- attached, furnished for light house
keeping; bath. and other rooms for house
Keeping 1917 Preston avenue. %
FOR RENT-one nicely furnished room,
suitable for gentleman. go Fannin
street -
MY LIST OF RENT HOUSES IS the larg
est IN the city. ! WI snow them Don
fleet Phones 6I3 Bin2 building. ~
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, up stairs,
south front and gallery. furnished for
light housekeeping Or gentlemen second
:.
Ph h ep5d,Ise Ws VI
7yy5.5, -11r,1-etrs Gov. e,,,.
slx rooms barn and nd sewerage ABBY pII III
Mckinney. a
private family. COS RusI. Is
7-T7-i;77 -
~ u eoS o0Nii2' Iulhlsheu OF w ",
-i--l-- ~ D ,'i.'i'as..------
A NICELY FnRNlSHEb southeast front
room. lob Walker avenue. y
FOR RENT ine-room house, close in, on
Capitol avenue Apply T. J. Col ms
1O16M Congress avenue %
77TVTU Apt ~ f7,rnTs6-5 6-1--o 90
MN ,.niof,,, ~ i'suCu nousV 10
children Referepres isoS Pansa ave W
W eH. WV looo Ielse ave. 20
Two furnished rooms for light housekeep-
stToo 4ue LlVu' i"'u'' Apply Vu9 h'!a ~
w.. RRtc!G,E turhsned bedrooms Apply
- '. amer. ~
MOVING aud Storing of All Kinds of
household goods sklllfuuy done: fine new
warehouse; money loaned on furniture If
uvSiIeu' seaman BalteI5 700 fahnin
aLCGL. Pnu4e 10Y. ~
HOUSES in an parts Of CITY: see our ST
Seaman \ Barteh 2o6 Fonnln street;
puunc I09 -
FOR RENT 10 GOOD De0pIe mo chiIdreni
lower door of rasidcuce TOS Rel avenue.
gas connecti6ns r1rnets On pa aoo,'. ,5,,
land range In kitchen, with hot water
connections with bath room furniture In
rooms, 50 in advance Thco. Bcrng. Jr
M Nm street ana 'apltol avenue phones
CIV, u
fIRNlSHED ROOMS for light housekeep-
ing, single or en- suite; close in on car
hhei modern; his Capitol %
TO LIlT-The Sunnyside 9,o 4 T,r1-,,,,,,,,,
Los Angeles cal niceIr fI.ni sboG ,o,,,.,S,
single or en- suite; clean and lirst-clnss
fine location; suites for huuspkceping.
parlor, plano baths
CONNECTING ROOMS f7I-1T-I-,5 - 80.
nlshed for bousekrnplng Haor So,, I'm, ~,
Pacific shops; 1911 Montgomery avenue.
y
COOL ROOMS with bath: or Girord,
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BIDS WANTED-Sealed PROPOSE
dressed to the commissioners coai
be received up to Il O'Clock noon q
urday. June 20, 1901. for cleaaH
right of way and grading the I1
public road from a point or silq
where the rock pavement ends
town of Clinton, according % ils
and specifications on die In the olls
the county surveyor; proplsiN Y,
accompanied with a check ll ne .s "
$50 as an evidence Of good laIls
successful bidder will be required Y
nlsh a bond in the sum q W y
faithful performance of his eonlia9
Ii. Vasmer, County Judge.
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WANTED-Students to learn trlceraphy
Tor railway service; course OF lnstruc-
ton thorough and complete, special sum.
mer rates, Houston School OF Telegra
ply, Houston, Texas. -
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HONEY FOR SALE-GuaiIiIn Honey has
made Uvalde famous, for prices on both
comb aud extracted, write w d. Buni-
Ing Uyalde, Texas I-23
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MORPHINE, opium laudanum, cocaine
habit; myself cured; win inform you ot
harmless, permanent home cure. Mrs.
Baldwin, Box 12l2, Chicago.
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"a BOON 10 MAN'-Posltlye cure for
diseases OF men or no pay; never fails;
free on trial Peru Chemical Co, 8l3
Iron Block, Milwaukee, Wis. ~
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WHO KNOWS the whcrcabouts Of a tin
late u. y. Adams OF 1909 Vine street.
Fifth ward1 They are Of no value TO amy
one. Send Information TO Mrs. +. h
Adams. loo Vine street Eifth ward 20
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THE ALGONA HOTEL. LLANo, TEXAS-.
Completely renovated. newly furnished
under new management, three stories
sixty rooms, spacious halls and reception
rooms, lovely play grounds, mountain and
river scenery from hotel, boating and fish
ing two blocks from hotel: sportsmen's
paradise; most healthful location IN
United states: rec hack delivery from de
rct: this is the mineral belt OF Texas
combine business aud pleasure here this
summer; commercial trade solicited: rates
reasonable f. Marchall, proprietor,
l-lano, Texas 7l5
TIE BANDERA HOTELs-An established
summer resort IN the mountains; ishing
ana hunting facilities; telephone connec.
tion. Bandera Hotel. Bapdera. Texas
the summer health resort
hpe sulphur water DR.. Broiles the spe
clallst Is there every Monday, treats all
chronic diseases. -
SUMNER EOARD-The Texas Military in
stltute nc La Porte offers quiet home
for those who desire 70 leave the city
Tor the waterside during the hot summer
months; high altitude free from all dan
ger Of storms; bathing, boating and fsh.
Ing: termS reasonable, Address Rev. G.
z. Dorset Ia RGrta. TexAA
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PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION 81
escapes at the state eleemosyn.n! /; /, ,
tutions. Sealed proposals are iasii'II Il
der chapter II, page log; 1ens,,ai I. 4
of 1899, for the CONSTRUCTION u
more are escapes NJ either q si,.iss
Following State eleemosynary ln ~ u
Southwestern Insane asylum sA1 +. :.
mo- the State lunatic asylum III 4
the state institute for me pa as,t I
tin; the state Institute toI e., asi y
dumb. Austin, the state INSTITUTE .u,, II
ored deaf, dumb and bllna. Ap'.i
State orphans home, corslcaTnNs.,, H u
Sortb Texas insane asylum, Ie Mss.. Z
bids viii be received up 70 NJ, 49,
July 10. A. d. 1901, AZ ~ O. oc !" N
ali bids should be addressed 70 Y \
derslgned at Austin, Texas ~
have written across. the elNs a ssss,a
posals for construction OF has M
and bid must be aecompalna,lsesas X
MAN Of fire escape; the sg ,so1 n q
der or bidders will be rel9nsssJi, Il
into bond, with approved Sew ~ X b
faithful compliance. wlt1 Va i, a
contract: the right ls ressrFsss srsrx
any and all bids. Joseph U. oas'
ernor of Texas.
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LYMAN E--Cleans straw hats; excellent
pteparationi 25c hox, at Lewyn's, corner
Main ana Pres6on 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

MARRIED LADIES Monthly regulator.
double strength, Tansy, Pennyroyal and
sealed BY mall so Dr. White Medicine
% box. Bouston %
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DEAR SISTERS Sttp your Worry my
old family prescription FOR delayed or sup
pressed periods never fails; YOU can make
lt yourself; safe ana sure for every mem
Mrs La Rue Box Z. p, Des Moines,
Iowa. %
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TRAINED NURsE--Gent 81 long expert
ence desires employees as Al nurse with
SICK and nnrln OF either sex. Address
No 2S12. this office. "a
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WAYTEn-cow for her req NJ Lang
best care guaranteed
01O Webster avenue. ll,.l
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WINTEn-To rent house NE, ~
rooms. convenient 20 e dasress ~
err improvements. -
office frr "
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WONDERFUL MEDIuM-Mrs Black tells
everything, 1920 Preston avenue; also by
mall DS
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SUITS cleaned 20 cents, suits dyed Sl7a
during the summer, goods will not he
called for or delivered at above prices;
few more club members viii be taken
san Jaclnto street; phone, new 694 old
nos
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WANTED TO kENI,

W1ITTD-To rent by DULY saatarss,;
room 90 house, furnished ,, 81 bcass
within easy distance OF msiA'
dress 2s93. this office ---------- ~
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DETECTIVE AGENCY-Tralned detectives
furnished for ciyn and criminal lnvestl-
gallons reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited James Mccane Box 100. Hous.
ton, Texas.
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MoCK1NG BTRDS--Two- 49,;
no S wan fo Young doubls ,S sem
.y eIro,S Tor sale cheap. Ms,1IssIl'at /.
Tonpany' 1873 Avenue SWgAltss d
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| BUY, pack, move and store furniture
and household goods; all storage moved
free; money advanced without Interest;
only first class warehouse In city. r.
F. Lotus. 2ll Milan street Phone
bt6 n
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

S2o BUYS the following: 4 Belgian Hare
bucks, > Belgian does Russian doe, /
sue Fdwn buck. : Blue Fawn does, 9
congress. Houston, Texas %
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compress plant cheap. Address Lucien
VOORHEES,, Cotton Exchange building, New
Orleans
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WANIED-To purchase a high grade sec.
ond-hand steam engine of fifty or sixty
horse power. Address +. o. box 26S
giving make, condition, location and cash
price. "
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WAYTED-By gentleman 2, arg s sS
cottage or or rooms for ngh. .na isrpa
Addtsss stating location slu III
2sq4. this onlCe. - III
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BuSroN DENrAL PARLORs, 50i6 Nam
street Remember we don't work for
negroes. DR.. Magruder Manager 2S
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THE BrNYoN STORAGE COMPANY
Moving. storing packing, shipping; sepa-
rate locked rooms. our warehouse the
most commodious our help the best;
our vans the largest: prompt ana careiu,
10 our care. call and see our warehouse,
corner Washington and Fifth streets;
phones AS. ~
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LIVESTOCK AND ..

DAIRY AIRY STOCK Fo5S.... oulll
htarm, near Alvin ~ SALF1~ n
Tarr strains or ceessuusdaf. Ok.
eroaas Jerseys. Buffas tully bra y
casses. Eight cows hoStels~. "a
ana az nos IN milk; ION. uor Il
with cs Iays ten helferss ~ fssss
femala ten fan cas,lfeiarl n
herd con nNs spring calraveS ~
lstered J assts Of resists, IT.
mone ~ Jerseys, desce6dss.sd Ia
owner Exile OF ST iss t'ss
Y. HoisteIn. BOSWELL, 81 lpset M
whose d ami sired by i sEsessAsIs
70, Spring Hin, ~7pOfted by'ss.
Srosses from the ahannn- ton i;
quality and ou9nt,yto,Fe sttaln,
PRED and absolutely" ana Il.
mutton with any o,s hee tfon
ftoa4 grader, In good w ,strsir,
Loot mower wind mil. y,onal,lau.
damaged by storm Sfoot \,
IIwSs and innumerablessgan s, sun n
Slle begins at 10 iafn Inn
~: Livery hack 10 ,o ~ Satuldu 4
reasonable price. y urn and *.
WANTED-A good 6o--s
on; apply Monday sI AK TOT LOT deAFsS,
Fo stRea s,ALE-Fine MONKEY, I, wv Nv.
-- street. - VI ~ n
MoCK1NG BIRDS--TVo 49,
ers wanted; Young do, ysVLen Soali n
parrots for sale chean lellss II
Texas. 'enue N, Cslsj
'Sg no ~ rs Poultry and Hare s,,.s-.]
Poultry MN cnolce Of Stapds,,sS \;
:, ara, ., Hall Bldg. Kansas ee1 Hss
MALTESE cats and klttos. - !, ~
ashlngton street. 'sus TOT nk
REGISTERED JERSEY p17--
cows sent for and pull fctssS]
charge; price $3.50 easb tusasd NJ
u. {. Moore, south end WE ps3
phone 1925. eau saolas J:
DOUBLE set wagon 65ros,, 49,
onggy horse, $50; 1918 Conf r sN
CHEAP FOR CASF-Tw1 -.
horses, 10 hands high sovoa w "a
moving machine In coed orSs. saa "a
wagon, ~ inch; three m Ii1sss AN, lse.'
Ielchmond road, Bartlett nlsss A
FOR sALE-Five yoke Of vol 49,
oxen In good fix Address j II f'l n z
Hampstead, Texas. = =, ~
FOR SALE-one registered Js-.---
one seven-eighths Jersey co,r sst ~ 4
and giving ~ gallons dsIIv,. sg.a \
cash. William Howard, cd ca,,ssss wv
q Co. '''N' n
FOR SALE-A comblnafIo5 m5ss - Y
In harness and perfectly rent,,
lady TO drive, William Howard !, 4
son. Sewall g. Co. N
FOR SALE-At Converse place !, y
Grounds addition, few Al XII I
with calves or without: a aoM Y
mule, cheap for cash. 49,
JERSEYS FOR SALE-0ne T,el,i,.--7s
calt, Worlds fair blood, 10 racetS,
one registered helfer, exeeptmlsIT
breeding; both will be gray COZ
prices address Mrs. Joel N. Tayl,r h
gerford, Texas, -
HERE Is A SNAP-For TeSISfsr-1 :,
dog write Jerry Grlgsby, Bryap n
MARKET Good location; horse "A
gon FOR sale, IN account bad hpsik
ply Joe Lacombe, Calhoun and nj
street ~
TRAINED GENTLE Jersey mill N;
giving two and three gallons eacs N
for cash. J. G. Parker, Almeda, III
FOR SALE-rwo pair splendid n0ls ,
harness, cheap. Write me At d..
Texas. j. w. Warren.
CHARBON and BlacKleg prcye5s,i !
Pasteur Vacclnes write for partIs,
and testimonials. Pasteur Yaceln. h
pany, Chicago or Fort Worth.
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Paris and Berlin WRAPS
Second floor, Chestnut street,

he birthplace of art is Paris, and her people,
like all artists enjoy most of ALL creating Impressions
Changing always rom one thing to another, leaving
every old thought out Of count and originating some
thing new, hating most Of all the doing again
something that they have done.
Paris is not pansakng She takes the beauties of the
world and throws them together in haphazard of
way yet the result is absolutely beyond the conception
people born elsewhere Her stitches long, the edges
her cloths rough and unfinished before they put
together they have passed through the hands
the nervous little originator of the style they
perfect whole
Germany the other hand is splendid and faithful
and true the last detail She may be capable of the
flights that Paris delights in but she go Paris and
what Paris has DONE take it back with her Berlin and
reproduce it exactly besides sturdy and strong work Her
stitches short and many her always straight
the edges OF her cloth ceancut; her tailoring exquisite
1t is these wraps from Berlin, and the original wraps
from Paris that have been arriving lately
We are ready to show you the splendid velour broad
cloth and silk wraps that they have been busy
perhaps plain but different in its painness Everything
is trmmed many things trimmed with fur and those
trimmed with fur trimmed with feathers with and
rows of that honest German stitching talking about
There beautiful beaded and etted velour wraps for
$40 to 500 mostly with touch or here and there and then
there those palmer tailored things for older women
black and tan for SIS S63 and jackets of every description
with the same who csome tailoring we have described
IS wonderful array full of the beauty and sterling
work, ready for you today
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Won1e1's Rain Goats

Equinox is here. That
means ram, and rain means
rain coats.
There could scarcely be a
better or better looking coat
for women. All the style of
fayi ulsters and threc-quartcr
coats is pressed into it; the
Goth is rain-proof having
been chemical Y treated in the
yarn before it was woven into
the cloth; yet the prices are
no more than those of listers
OF equal cut and finish.
IN England the women
have the same idea, but wear
a thrcc-quartcr coat instead of
tn long one American women
like 50 well. It is known,
there, as Tie Cape to Care.
We have it here, with ali its
British tailoring and good
looks, Tor So and SIS.
The Few American rain-coat, are
becoming to a.H.o every type Of
" n.va- made Tor ever type, with
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-21

All this seems very plain some readsr
may say but how am I, an inexperienced,
man, who knows nothing Of clothing, to tefl'
the good from the bad?
Read the final part of this expert opinion
The only test that the average man can ts,istis
wear There is but enc sur way Qgstiag A1,ess eoQE
anu that is 10 bGk'pntse onLy lztsiaUo,7hy ds4lsN
Even then mistake will sometimes occup but With
such merchant it must be that he has been deceived
himself, and he will doubt stand ready to make good
the loss
The American appetite for the bargain counter
may occasionally lead to the discovery of treasure bit
the chances against it.
The Cheab /anh aohO is oe,1ngsoaas at ast0nishtug
bargains Is b'obab getting all that tile gods a,r av0,zt
0fm0'r. OF course, there are slack times and ends
OF seasons when it pays to take work below usual rates;
but even that may only be prentcnce to unload upon
the innocent public goods whose value, to say the
least, is no more than their selling price Sometimes
the trustworthy dealer marks down his goods and then
the fortunate customer may chance gea real bargain
In the final analysis the best component of clothes
or of most articles offered in trade, is honesty
What is there left for us to say, after
such careful analysis of the clothing
question?
Only this: We are ready with a
fresh stock of fall and winter clothing
for men and boys-just such clothing
as this article has told of; some of t
made in the factory he wrote of; all of
it up to the standard that that factory
and this store have established-u
what this writer has unconsciouslv adj
vertlsed for us-and we shall be clad
to serve all who care to wear good
clothes.
Mems suits, ready madc-S8 SO to SaS.
Mems suits, made to ordcr-S2o to SIX.
Mems tall overcoats, ready -made-S8. 50 to $40.
Mems tall overcoats, made to order-Sao to $50.
Boys long trouscr suits, ready made-s7 90 to $40.
Boys short trouscr suits, ready-made-s4 to sI8
Boys short trouscr suits made to order $40 TO Sac
Boys fall overcoats, ready-made-ss.5 50 to SIS.
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Those Wonderful Silks

l+ost and west Transept and Mint corncr)
Beautiful beyond concep-
ton, almost. Few people
would have had the courage
to put into so rich and bcauti-
full a stuff as silk the large
and exquisite designs that
some Of the silks we are show
ing are noted for. They are
the things that the great ar
tistlc republic of France alone
knows how to create.
More and more we are
learning Paris ways aud Paris
tastes, and accepting them.
These beautiful things are not
beyond American women of
money; nor are the other
beautiful things of simpler
design and more staple char
acter less appreciated here
than abroad.
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do they become that they could do the work almost with
their eyes Shut. And the will vary scarcely the
breadth OF a hair.
his is part of the secret-nachnery
and specialization OF work letting each
man do what he can do best
Now for the care and precision and pa
tience in tashioning rcady-made clothing:
Each sleeve is made by ITSELF y 1t takes ten
people to make pocket * X Almost invariably
the pocket comes from the machine with lines as true as
ii drawn by the pencil of the skilled artist And in
Decd the expert operator deserves be called an artist
Again:
Properly made, the lapel will take curve that no
amount of after abuse will unroll Probably a thousand
stitches 90 into the collar to hold it in proper shape
When the coat is done the eye cannot them, but
they are doing their work in shaping the coat
This is what we mean by and-padded
and stitched collar and lapcl--you will find
it in even some of our $40 suits
But read on:
Indeed just here is the secret of the difference be-
tween the wel-madc garment and the one that is not
wclmade, though it appears So Fit the Innings right
and foster them properly and the will hold its shape
4 Sk1uI taller can do ao0nac1y fhng garment ain
an fr0n tut tie h0HbH is that ii 7VlH net stay ftteA
Pressing is good thing-indispcnsabe, in fact
but 1t cannot take the place of honest inside work
OF brain and needle Make the coat properly and it
will need no coat spring under the collar to keep the
front from breaking down. Crowd it into a satchel
even, and its shape will take of itself without the
iron. That kind of garment is expensive to make,
but it pays in durability.
Remember this unbiased writer is still de-
scribing the John Wanamaller clothing.
There is art even in apparently simple a matter
as sewing on button In the cheap goods the button
IS drawn down to the cloth with or three turns of
the needle and left to be pulled off at the first strain
Only day or SO ago we sent some suits
back to new maker, who is trying for our
business, because the buttons were sewed on
in this wrong way.
= x The right way Continues the artcle) is to pull
the button down less firmly on the CLOTH and then wind
the thread around between button and garment until the
former stands out from the cloth with connecting
shank.
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Reopening of Millinery
Golden Salon; and Green Salon. second
floor

Golden Salon; and Green Salon. second
floor
Men never quite under
stand why a woman is so ut
terly charming in a little bit
of headgear that looks like
nothing at all in the hand.
The delight of it all is its
mystery-and nobody under
stands that mystery better
than woman herself.
| here are seasons when
hats have more of a charm
than othcrs-when the beauty
seems more subtle and illu-
slVc because of the utter lack
OF elaborate or gorgeous trim
ming. This IS just such a year.
There seems nothing on the
hats to make them pretty
no bright colors, no fussy stuff
of any sort. Yet their seem
ing trankness of line is as
charmingly fascinating, be-
cause of its mysterious grace,
as woman herself.
There has not been so
seemingly plain a year in mil
lincry for years. Every hat
throbs with a personality of
its own.
These are the chief charac-
teristics = not only of our
French hats, but Of all our
hats; whether they cost S. in
the Golden Salon or ten times
as much up stairs.
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Gloves for Men and Bows

Main aisle,
Mems heavywalking gloves
and mlttens, Ioc to Csc.
Boys schoo! g..oves and
mittens, Ioc to 35c.
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Chocolate Cream Cherries

basement, Main aisle and new Candy Store)
Chocolate covered cherries were
here week or SO ago-people liked
them so well that we had to get more
of them made. zoe pound.
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that, unless afford to patronize really good
tailor he would better buy his clothes ready made,
They will be much better in qualityfot the same money
and the chances are even that the fit will be as good
Many man is letter dressed in q tayenbV-da2ar s4
J,0m tie counter than his neigA60r avho PAYS ht1s
three times as much.
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Girls TaiIOr=made Suits
tsecond floor, Chestnut street)

'''1N''iN ''OOl, NHSS'iIul SlicSl
AS like their mothers as
two peas in a pod-the only
difference is in the sizes.
Some are plain, some elabo-
rately trimmed. 1t seems to
be a season in which every
one is at liberty to wear the
style that suits her individu-
ality, and yet be in good form.
Tie materials are broadcloth, We
nctlan and cheviot Trimmings of
cloth and tahetas, and corded tucks.
l'ricc3 begin with $40 suits; then
follow SI2, Sig. so, s1S.75 and sa5
kinds. Walking suits of heavy cloth
for SIG.