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Sale of Children's Shoes
Continues.

There is an important sale OF
Children's Shoes here. Not a
mother in Birmingham should neg
lect this sale-because it offers the
opportunity of saving money. The
Shoes represented are of the better
class nothing cheap or inferior in
any respect, but all of the same
high class which marks our Shoe
Department.
We have divided these Shoes
into six lots:
Lot No. Misses patent vici
and patent calf lace and button
Shoes, cloth and kid tops, light
and heavy soles; sizes, liz to 2,
were $500 and $3.50, now 1893.
Lot No. misses patent vici
and patent calf lace and button
Shoes, cloth and kid tops, light
and heavy soles; sizes, to IL;
were $500, now 1.48.
Lot No. Misses kid and box
calf lace and button Shoes, light
and heavy soles, kid and patent
leather tips; sizes, liz to 2; were
$3.50 and $500, now 1859.
Lot No. Misses kid and box
calf lace and button Shoes, light
and heavy soles, kid and patent
leather tips; sizes, to IL; were
$1.75 and $150, now 1923.
Lot No. 5-Boys' kid, box calf
and patent leather lace Shoes,
some with close anu some with ex-
tension edges, low heels and spring
heels; sizes, IL to 512; were $500,
$3.50 and $500, now 1863.
Lot No. 6-Youths' and little
gents kid and calf lace Shoes;
sizes, 8h to 1914; were $500,
S1.75 and $3.50, now ITO.
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LOT TWO-Made of all silk
cover, WIN selvage or tape edge
case and tassel to match, made on
steel paragon frame and steel
rods, assorted handles of the new
est designs of solid silver, carved
ivory with sterling tops and inlaid
work, heavy long pearls with sill
yer and gold plated trimmings
and the newest metal for handles,
copper and silver. Having made
earlier purchases of these UNI
brellas, we can offer them in thi
sale at price very special, each,
500.
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Cold Weather Soon to Come Makes FUrS
Absolutely Necessary.

The colder weather has arrived, and It must re-
mind you how necessary for comfort furs, Yes and
stylish comfortable well dressed look that there's nc
gansayng
The Fur Department here is first class one. That is
it carries no cheap inferior fus of any kind All the furs
guarantee for exactly what they are, Buy your furs at
the store that sells frs the broad policy of ghng them
if they don't live up their looks Of course there IS the
here for we sell us at Is per cent less than Furers Of
the East as these prices prove.
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Millinery-New Arrivals.

On Monday exhibition of newcomers-an array OF
choice and artistic creations in fine minerynovel and orig
na ideas in Chiffon, Mane Irish Lace, Marie and Fur Hats
Imported FowersFruits and Velvet foliage and artistic
designs in Flower Weaths Monures and Hair Ornaments,
especially adapted for all kinds of social functions While
showing novel line of pattern hatsparcular white,
fruit and foliage hatswe Offering all our early pattern
hats well all readto-wear hats very much reduced
prices. Here opportunity buy swell hat at about
one-half of its value.
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A Special Sale of Dress Goods at SOC.

Monday and tuesday there will 60 on sale big lot Of
Dress Goods worth 7Se Sc 9Oc and $00 and sold by
at those figures originally The price now Soc There is
most every shade of color in the lot.
The materials are
Gravina Cloths in mixed effect.
CheViot F." :"
Serges in solid color
Cashmere in solid color.
Granite Cloth in solid color
jacquard I"
Camels Hair
Paids in Scotch effects.
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Special sales Of fine Ostrich
Plumes and Tips-a shipment pur-
chased way below regular price
16-inch Plume-white or black
full and fluffy, worth 1898, at ESQ.
Swell and exclusive street
ready-to-wear Hats-not two alike
some to suit anybody-to match
any color-they are not over-trim-
med, but their style is simple and
stiff-some were as high as $3.50
they shall be exhibited on CEN
ter table, at 3.95.
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We now deliver tree to
Ensley, Pratt City and WyIam.
Besides these points we
also make
Free delivery all around Bir-
mingham.
One of the strongest points of
this store is its delivery system.
We strive at all times to have it
the best anywhere anywhere"
doesn't compete with Birmingham,
still we don't think we are too
strenuous. Put such store as
this in forest and you'd soon beat
path to the door. We make
Free deliveries in Birmingham.
Free deliveries in Avondale.
Free deliveries in East Lake.
Free deliveries in North Bir-
mingham
Free deliveries in East Birming-
ham.
Free deliveries in Woodlawn.
Free deliveries in Kingston.
Free deliveries in Elyton.
Free deliveries in West End.
Free deliveries in Ensley.
Free deliveries in Pratt City.
Free deliveries IN Wylam.
This is the largest Mailing Order
Department in the South. 1t is the
best Mailing Order Department in
the South, and the best class of
goods are here. So is the largest
stock here. Every person in the
State of Alabama and the South
gets better service from this store,
besides other reasons, they can
send an order here and get it back
properly filled before the order
would have had time to reach New
York or any of the large Eastern
cities.
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Here are ChiIdren's Fur Sets

Child's Krimmer Set, 900, ZOO,
600.
Child's Blue and Tan Tinted Set,
2.25, 500, $50, 1000.
Real Angora Set, 800, 800, zoo.
White Erman Set, 4.5o, ZOO,
1000.
Genuine Electric Seal Capes,
16 inches long, 1896.
Real Astrachan Capes, 16-inch,
9.95, regular $12.50; 20-inch. 1880,
regular $3.50.
Genuine Mink Scarf, with six
fine Isabella fox tails, 4.e5.
Genuine Mink Scarf, with eight
fine Isabella fox tails, $50.
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Table Linen, 72-inch Bleached
all linen Irish Damask, floral de-
sign, SOC.
Table Linen, 72-inch, fire
bleached, heavy all linen Scotch
Damask, pretty patterns, worth
slips, at 9Sc.
Table Linen, 72-inch. fine
bleached, extra heavy double Dam
ask, floral and dotted designs,
worth $3.50. at 1.25.
Napkins to match all above
linen in 5-8 and "a size.
Half bleached German Table
Linen, so inches wide, at $50.
Half b1eached German Table
Linen, "a inches wide. at 4sc.
Extra heavy silver bleached
German Table Linen, 70 inches
wide, in handsome floral designs,
at 85c per yard, worth $1.00.
German Linen Napkins, 5-8 size,
suitable for restaurants, worth 85c
a dozen, for only bsc.
Full bleached Irish Linen Nap
kins, So size, $50.
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Christmas in the Jewelry Booth

We are ready with the beautiful
Silver and Gold wrought articles in
Christmas presents, and the par
ticular advantage in buying your
Christmas presents now ahead of
time, is one of choice. Then there
are number of special purchases
of holiday goods, and some of the
lower priced ones we here mention.
BROOCHES
Choice assortment of Solid Gold
Brooches, in heart shapes, at LIS.
Also, in crescent and heart
shapes, at 200.
Brooches, beautiful designs, set
with precious stones, such as
wreaths, knots, sunbursts, cres-
cents, feur de lis, stars, etc., 200.
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Full bleached 3-4 Table Napkins,
pure Irish linen, worth $3.50, at
2.89 dozen.
Separate Cloths, full bleached,
floral and dotted designs, border
all around
8x10, 1926.
8x12, 3.75.
8x14, 4.50.
skis, 500.
Napkins to match Cloths, "a
size, $40.
Hemstitched Linen Tablecloths,
finest quality
8xS, with ga Napkins to match,
$50 for the set.
sx10, with ga Napkins to match,
$50 for the set.
SKIP, with ga Napkins to match,
$50 for the set.
Hemstitched Napkins, 20x20, fine
linen, at ESQ.
Hemstitched Napkins, 22x22, fine
Damask, at 800.
Hemstitched Damask or Huck
Linen Towels, large size, at 500.
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frames and long chains; these
come in imitation walrus, Russian
seal and seal feathers, at Soc.
A small Wrist Bag for misses in
genuine seal, with gilt frame and
fancy clasp, 1926.
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so inches wide, 8 yards long,
fringe top and bottom, all colors,
usual price $500, at ESQ pair.
Special, heavy Rep, so inchc
wide, 3 yards long, fringe top an
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Some New Rugs-9xl

We place sale new and most attractive line Of new
rugs which represents the best line that has been
shown in the South They ox2 in size and come in
Brussels Administer and Tapestry-he latter are 1900 the
Administers $780, and the Brussels 27.50.
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Fur Cluster Neck Scarfs

Genuine Mink Scarf, with four
20-inch black marten tails, also
four 6-inch marten tails and claws,
beautifully blended colors. 1000.
Full round Mink Scarf, with four
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RINGS

Children's solid gold, in plain
bands or with assorted stone set
tings, at Soc.
Mems solid silver seal Rings, IN
new gray finish, 1.25.
Mems solid silver seal Kings
gray, with sets, at LOO.
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The Umbrella Department Grows.

A lot OF things coming in every day now IN UNI
breassome beautiful handles represented in the lot Come
in and pick out umbrella Christmas present for that friend
of yours We will for you you do not to keep
it yourself.
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JOSEPH & LOEB.
Sale of Thanksgiving Linen Continues

The last moment Tor Planning SUCCESSFUL IhanKsgV-
ing dinner here Nothing contributes to its success as
to have the table linens possess an air OF dantness-and
how appetzng it makes the very dinner itself There is
no reason at ALL why every economically inclined house
keeper in Birmingham should not have her table linen on
Thanksgiving day. beautiful for at the present time there is
special sale here at less than regular prces-no very
much less, but still there is saving and comes just at
the time when to buy means that you not only get this sat-
sfacon of saving money but have the added satisfaction
of having your table linens look beautiful Thanksgiving
day.
We sole agents Birmingham and vcnage for the celebrated
Star Table Pad for dining tables The only the
most highly polished surface against injury from moisture and hot dish
Recommended by and housekeeper who tries
the Inquire this asbestos cloth price and
linen department
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Zoe for Wool Dress Goods Worth 75c and $780,

We place sale lot Of fabrics that absolutely all
WOOL They have been redyed and redyeng has made the
materials little tender But they alright for certain pur
school dresses, wrappers and house Be-
sides solid colors there blacks this lot Here
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SCARF PINS

Solid gold Scarf Pin, leaf de-
sign, with turquoise. pearl and gar
net settings, at 75c.
Solid gold Scarf Pins, without
sets, knot designs, chased or plain,
at 1.25 each. Same Pin, jeweled,
$50 each.
Solid gold Scarf Pins, with COM
bination settings of pearl and tur-
quoise or garnets. at 200.
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the price.
A new shipment received OF
those Wrist Bags, in imitation ALI
gator. walrus and morocco, either
nickel or gilt frames, at 25c.
Wrist Bags, in black, brown,
tan, etc., with nickel and gilt
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New Things in Leather Goods Department

We are getting ready for the ENTHUSIASTICALLY all the hol-
av stock is here and much space has been devoted the
display of
Pocket Books Chateane Bags, Wrist Bags, Music Rolls
and all other things in Leather Goods
Here few things that particularly attractive for
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JOSEPH & LOEB.
4 Big Sale of Tailor Made

There starts sale here of about two hundred Womens
Suits They all tailor made and materials as we'll the
workmanship is of the best
The cloths represented are.
CheviOs BrOadcOih. Besides Black, there are the
Serges, Kerseys, coors of Blue. Garnet, Navy
Covertsy and and Gray.
The sizes represented run from 3 to AZ.
These suits have been divided into two lots and this is
the best opportunity you have had money saving way
for some time Some of the styles are not of the latest
syle-ndeed some of them quite passee but they will
do very well indeed for, say, shopping.
Lot No. / includes suits Lot No includes suits
that sodfrom15 90 to $780, tnatsodfron 2000to $780,
this sale at 9.9S. this sale at1250.
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mink tails and heavy linking chain,
1880.
Genuine Mink Scarf, dark blend,
with four 12-inch and four marten
tails, 1900.
Genuine Mink Scarf, with eight
marten tails, 1850.
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WATCHES

Ladies' Chatelaine Watches. IN
enamel, assorted colors, with Jew
els, each watch in nice plush case'
1000.
Ladies Watches, in gunmetai'
open-face, round and heart Shapes,
ali good timekeepers, for o.es.
Boys nickel open-face Watcn,
with second hand, 500.
Boys gunmetal open-face Watch
with second hand. at 500.
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the materials

Serges In solid colors.
Cashmeres in solid colors. tEfA
Atlantic Cashmeres in solid colors.
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Information
Please Read
About Return Goods

Whenever you return
goods, no matter what the
reason, take them to the In
formation Bureau, near the
main entrance, and see that
your name and address are
properly understood.
Also, when you send goods
back by driver please See
that the name and address
are properly understood. An
observance of these requests
will greatly facilitate US and
we will thank you.
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Monday we place on sale
about two hundred Boys Suits,
in the desirable styles OF Nor
folk and Vestee. These suits
come in M
Cheviot. Cashmere. Serge.
Worsted and Venetian Cloth.
They are suits that sold at
$500, $500, $3.50 and $500.
There are very few $500 suits
in lhe lot-but there are
great manv 34.00 ones. In
sizes, to 10 years; the
prices, $50.
Some double breasted, short
pants suits, guaranteed all
wool, in light and dark colors,
sizes 7 to IS years, at los.
Tam O'Shanter Hats in long
Mohair, in ten colors. best ma
terials and make, SOC.
Boys Crush Felt Hats and
one-half dozen styles in
good felt, SOC.
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F1annels in solid colors.
Jacquards in solid colors.
Plaids In Scotch effects.
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Marked Down Prices on Portieres

We place on sale number Of Porers reduced in prices
The former and present prices gve-note the saving
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bottom, all colors, usual price
$500, at 1896.
$500 and $17.50 Portiers, very
Rndsome, little soiled, at $50
air. Only few pairs.
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German Linen Napkins, 5-8 size,
suitable for restaurants, worth S5c
a dozen, for only bsc.
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Full bleached Irish Linen Nap
kins, So size, $50.
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avashin9tuu Standard
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
For the Hostess.

A pretty salad for q summer lunch
con is composed Of apples as perfect as
possible. Carefully cut off the upper
part deep enough to take in the stem
attached to portion of the apple.
Then cut out the pulp, being careful
not to mar the skin. Make the pulp
into dice. Put into an air-,ight re-
ceptacle until just before serving, as
the apple turns brown when in con-
tact with the air. When ready to
serve, fill the shell OF the apple with
the cut dice and cover with mayon-
naise, using lemon instead of vinegar.
A little nutmeg added is an improve
ment, or cinnamon If one prefers. Re-
place the top, and wire to the stem q
rosette of apple leaves, and serve on
crisp lettuce leaves. If one does not
desire to introduce red into the color
scheme, greening apple can be used,
and white ribbon tied about it, with
crisp loops standing smartly up on
ton.
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WAEN A CLOCK STOPS.
Intense Still ness Of the Moment Frightened the
Burglar.
New York Sun.

Ever hear a clock stop in the
middle of the hightr said q retir ed
burglar. IL did once and 1 never was
much more scared by anything, for q
minute in my life.
I'D just picked up q watch that
was layin' on the top of bureau in a
house that I was in when all of sud.
den there seemed to drop right down,
somewhere, q stilldess that was like
death; and I found myself standing
there holding that watch and looking
around in the dark in all directions
expecting something terrible to hap.
pen; and scared?
"Why, for q minute l was scared
almost out OF my senses. Then all of
. sudden it struck me that q clock
that I'd been hearing ticking away
good and strong up to that minute in
the room back OF the one was in had
stopped.
"That's all, but that was enough
for me, and 1 just slid out.
81 like quiet house, but l don't
like one'with that kind of stiffness in
1t; and then, sometimes folks are woke
up by clock stopping just about as
quick as they would be by the firing
of q gun.
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-Four Drinks for Hot DAYS.

Some day when the thermometer
shows sullen determination to climb,
climb, climb, and you want to make
your verandah particularly alluring
place to the chance visitor, serve with
the palm leaf fan. q ginger ale iulep.
Put scant cupful OF granulated sugar
into glass pitcher, and squeeze upon
it the juice Of six lemons. When it
has dissolved, stick half dozen stalks
OF mint in the pitcher, bruising
slightly some of the lower leaves be.
tween the thumb and finger. Now
add cupful of pounded ice, and then
put in two bottles of ginger ale. Pour
out at once.
Banana cup is q refreshing drink,
that can be prepared beforehand and
kept on tap. Rub the pulp of three
bananas through fine wire sieve. Add
the grated rind of half lemon and the
juice OF one lemon and one orange
pour over this half a pint of boiling
water, and put in cool place for sew.
eral hours. When quite cool, stir
well together, sweeten to taste, add q
wine glass of sherry, with some cracked
ice, and serve.
A grateful drink for luncheon on a
hot day is iced coffee with orange
flavor. One quart of strong coffee
and two cups of sugar should be boiled
together ten minutes. Allow this to
cool, and pour into tall glasses; add
to each cup one tablespoonful OF
orange syrup, and the same amount OF
cream half whipped. Make the orange
syrup by putting cut oranges in sugar,
allowing it to stand for several houre,
then strain off the juice. The COM
bination OF orange and coffee may not
sound promising, but the result will
certainly call forth enthusiasm.
Currant water is wonderful quench-
er OF thirst. To one quart OF water
add one cup of sugar and two cups Of
tart currant jelly. Boil till dissolved,
then add the juice of three lemons
and three oranges. Serve with
chopped ice, with a slice of orange on
top.
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CHILDISH COMFORT.
Never Mind, Mamma, Baby
Loves You"

But the childish voice is almost un-
needed. The wife and mother has come
to a place where love cannot comfort
her. where even the voice and words of
love are so blent with her own misery
that they seem to increase it.
Imagine magnificent orchestra play
ing in a factory amid the ring Of ham
r,ers and the rattle and groanng Of ma
chinery. The discords would dominate
the harmony and The harmony itself
merge into discords. That is the way it
is with all the music of love when a
woman Is wrenched and racked by pain.
1t seems to become part of the very dis
cord of her life
When the cause of this suffering is
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Notice of Sherif's Sale
ON SPECIAL EXECUTION.

IN the Superior Court of the State of Washing
l. ton for Ihurston county.
Thomas Kearney, Plaintiff vs. Peter Byrne, Dc
PENDANT.
Under and by virtue of writ Of special exc
cution issued out of the Superior Court of
the State Of Washington, holding terms ut
Olympia, In and for Thurston county, SAID
state, and dated the 10th day of July,
1902, on a judgment and decree rendered
favor Of the above named plaintiff and against
the above named defendant. for the sum Of 81 X
hundred three and S0-i00 (f603 SOY dollars, and
costs of suit taxed at thirtythree (S33) dollars,
and amounting in all to the sum of SIX hundred
thirty-six and So no (S6S6.SQ) dollars With in
terest at the rate Of six per cent per annum from
date thereof.
Which said writ Of special execution was to
me, A. Sheriff Of Thurston county, Washington,
duly directed and delivered, and by which am
to law, the following described real estate, to-
wit:
Lots two a.. three (s), and the sw a of the
Sc \ and the Sc 4 of the Sw = and the NV 4
of the SW 4 in section twenty seven (27),
town ship nineteen C9l north Of range three (3)
ments, hereditaments and appurtenances there
Now. therefore public notice is hereby given
that on the I'D day of August 1892, at 10 O'Clock
Of the Court House of said Thurston county
in the city of Olympia, will sell the above de-
ecfibed real estate at public auction to the highee
bidder for cash. or 30 much thereof as may be ne
cessary to satisfy said last above named amount,
together with increased costs and increased in
terest.
Dated this 2lst day of July. 1902.
JESSE 4. MILLS.
Sheriff Of Thurston county, Wfib
Date Of fret publication, July 25th 1902