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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15

Minnesota Bee Keepers association when
1t was organized about ten years ago and
from the date of organization down to the
present time has been its treasurer.
When street fairs were established in
Winona some five years ago, bee and
honey exhibit was made a feature, and
this has been continued each year. At all
OF these fairs Mrs. Berthe has been the
superintendent of this department, and
doubtless will continue to hold this posi-
ton as long as she is willing to serve for
the apiarists who exhibit are unanimous
in agreeing that no more competent per-
son could be found.
The bees which Mrs. Berthe and her
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
THE MINNESOTA W. R. C.
AND ITS NEW PRESIDENT

Mrs. Cora F. Wright, the new president
Of the Woman's Relief Corps of Mime
sofa. has been prominent in the work Of
the corps since her marriage to George
c. Wright in Fargo, N. D. Mr.. Wright
was member Of the Thirty-eighth Wis
eonsin volunteers and was one" Of the
youngest men in the army. He celebrated
his fifteenth birthday in front of Peters
burg. Mrs. Wright was one Of the ten
charter members of Plummer corps of
Minneapolis, and only three Of them are
left in the corps. She has been president
of her corps Ave times and has held every
corps and many state offices.
She is a loyal woman by inheritance
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
MISS De W0LFE's GOWNS

The gowns worn by Miss Elsie de Wolfe
in her play Of modern society, "The Way o.
the World" are of such artistic conception
as to sustain her reputation of being the
best dressed actress ON the American stage.
In the opening act of the pieoe Miss de
Wolfe is attIed in an automobile costume OF
pastel blue cloth designed on simple but Ell
fective lines: The short jacket is a chic
model closing over vest OF silk null ana
lace in fine tucks, and there are dainty
touches Of lace in the sleeves. which are full
at the wrist and are slit over pastel blue
taffeta, with deep fall Of the laoe extending
from the cuff almost to the elbow. The jacket
seams are OVERLAND with stitched straps Of
cloth, which are continued down
the skirt and end at the knee m points
caught down with cloth covered buttons, be-
meath which the skirt springs out In deep
fare founos.
Miss de Wolfe's neglisee gown worn in the
second act Is at once the delight and despair
of feminine observers. It Is an artistic cre-
alton cut en- Princesse. The material 10
grey chiffon laid dn tucks and built on desh
colored liberty satin, the soft shade OF whica
is delicately brought out by the contrasting
gray tones. The overdress is beautifully
wrought with medallions Of lace and dull SILL
yer which extend from shoulders to hem,
and there Is also an applique OF Gull silver
entirely around the btlicwy chiffon nounce
The nOusQuetaire sleeves or tucKeo cuiuoO
are extremely long. the lace ends falling
over the hands. These novel sleeves are fas.
tened at the shoulder with two narrow bands
OF dull silver trimming set far apart on tho
arm and which really have the eject OF
handsome silver bracelets.
The gown in which Miss de Wolfe appears
as the guest at q musicale in the third act,
is stunning affair in various tones OF ohtnon
shading from palest pink at the deooileeege
and flowing In graceful lines to the fest, where
there is a foam Of tiny rufies In the deepest
cerise. Then over all there ara nitters OK
silver and crystal which extended from tins
bust to the knees.
| The sleeves are diaphonous in the extreme,
being of pale pink tulle and extending IN
| loose flowing lines way below the watst. With
/ this is worn a handsome full length eveninA
| coat OF white satin, with lengthwise bands o.
mink and trimmings of soft yellow lace 81
/ throat and wrists
| Miss de Wolfe's house gown donned for the
christening scene lie of heavy white net over
! white satin Like many Of the actress oos-
tunes, it is Princess model, ana the nsl
oyerdress is appliqued all over with tiny
4 white rosebuds in raised effect wrought oua
j with narrow satin ribbon, one Of the tatsg(
IDEAS In beautifying an ell-laos gUwo.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
Special to The Journal.

Winona, Mimi, March 15.-The appoint
ment of Mrs. Fannie Berthe of this city
as one Of the superintendent Of the bee
and honey exhibits at the St. Louis ex-
position is being strongly urged by her
numerous friends, and this Endorsement is
well given, as her long experience in bee
matters fits her peculiarly to take up this
work successfully. The candidacy of Mrs.
Berthe for this position was first preached
at the annual meeting of the Southern
Minnesota Bee Keepers association held
in this city in January, when formal reso-
lutlons were adopted urging her appoint
ment. Since then she has secured the in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15

dorsement Of Governor S. r. Van SAINT
and many other notables throughout the
state. All these Endorsements have been
placed together and forwarded to those
at st. Louis in charge of making these
appointments. --.. ..s
Mrs. Berthe's experience with bees has
extended over period of fifteen years
and she has come to be recognized au-
thority on the subject. She was one of
the charter members of the Southern
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
About Minnesota.

There are twenty-five -four mills in
Minneapolis, with combined capacity
daily of. 75,7OO. barrels; enough. If made
into bread, to provide loaf for every
man, woman and child in New England
and the states of New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio. The North Western Limited
is without exception the finest train be-
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15

husband, William Berthe, breed are of the
Three Banded Italian variety, which are
very productive Of honey. They keep
twenty-five swarms, and the average
honey to a. swarm in season is seventy
pounds.
Mrs. Berthe formerly resided in Louisi-
ana, Mo-, prior to coming to Winona,
twenty years ago, and has relatives living
there now Louisiana is about ninety
five miles north of St. Louis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15

MRS. FANNIE BERTHE, AN AUTHORITY ON BEES
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15

will offer pair, Of shoes, another stock
ings and If any alterations have to be
made in the gown donated by the third,
the women meet one afternoon and make
it over. q A. .'... ..-s'i /,
= Training in Patriotism.
An annual feature of w. r. c. work
centers around Memorial Day. The wo-
men arrange for flowers and enlist the
school children IN the distribution cf
them. In the smaller towns they, provide
lunch for the veterans who march in the
procession. There are $4,000 union SOL
diers buried in the saith whose graves
were decorated last year. Much of this
work is done in the south by the colored
women who form what are termed iso-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15

Lemon Jelly. r.: $780, Sponge Fingers.
This menu includes some of the novelties
mentioned in the market list but not in such
large quantities as to make the menu an ex-
travagant one. Only the roe of the shad is
to be used for Sunday; the remainder, either
boiled, broiled or planked, with an appro-
pirate sauce will form the main dish of an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07

On the 25c table will be found num- Der of things worth 3Sc and 50c
 On the Soc table are vases worth 85c, bisque figures at 7Sc, puff boxes at 65c, and other just as interesting and as big bargains.
 On the 75c table will be found articles worth 85c and 100-at the latter price some figures in bisque and steins and plates-alI of them excellent bargains at a dollar.
 On the LOO table are 1.25 French China placques and tobacco jars that sold at L50, and some Florentine frames that were originally marked 200.
 On the 1.50 table are the cake dishes at 200, and salad dishes that sold at 1.75 and 200, and chocolate pots that were originally marked 200.
 On the 200 table are number of things suitable for card prizes as well as Christmas presents articles that originally sold at 2.50 and 300, but because there are only a few of kind are now placed on the 200 table.
 On the 2.5O table are some terra cotta buSts that originally sold at 2.7S and 300.
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 Ladies' Knitted Petticoats-knit- ted yoke draw string-all cotton nice weight, gray only, with col ors, stripes around bottom, regu- lar nrice 50c. special 45c Ladies' Knitted Petticoats-knit- ted yoke draw string-all cotton nice weight, assorted colors, wide border around bottom, regular nrice 5ec: speciaI. soc Ladies Knitted Petticoats-knit- ted yoke draw string-part wool nice weight, assorted colors, with three wide stripes around bottom, regular price 75c; special, 69c Ladies Knitted Petticoats-knit- ted yoke, draw string-three-quar- ters wool-nice weight, assorted colors, with fancy silk knitted bor- ders around bottom, regular price 8ec. snecial 75c Ladies Knitted Petticoats-knit- ted yoke, draw string-all wool nice weight, gray only, fancy knit. ted stripe up and down skirt, reg ular price $1.OO; special, sec. Ladies' Knitted Petticoats-knit- ted yoke, draw string, all wool, heavy weight, black and white stripe effect, extra quality, regu- lar price $2.25; special, 200 Ladies' French Flannel Petti- coats, all wool, yoke band, draw string, white only, full width, deep hem, regular price $1.25; special,
 100 Ladies' French Flannel Petit coats, all wool, yoke band, draw string, black only, full width, deep
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. l0-The $500
 Christmas Table

This table contains many more pieces than we ever before col lected at this price, and it includes $6.00, $6.50 and $7.00 articles. Cake Set, $500.
 12 Bread and Butter Plates, $500 12 Fruit Saucers, $500. . 1 Placque, $500.
 Bohemian Bowls, $500.
 Oatmeal Bowl and Saucers, $5.50 Chocolate Set, $7.50.
 Royal Bonn Vase, $500.
 Chocolate Pot (French china), S6.50.
 Bronze Animals, $500. Celery Trays, $500.
 Opal Manicure Set, S7.50.
 Chop Plate, $500.
 Bohemian Vases, $650 and $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. 6-The S1.5O
 Christmas Table

New prices, that were intended for the S1.75 and $2.00 table, we have collected on this table. China Salad Bowls, $1.50. China Fern Dishes, S1.50. Hand-painted Roemers, $1.50. Bohemian Glass Vases, $1.50 and $1.75.
 New finish in Terra Gotta, $1.50. Hot Cake Dishes, $2.00. Salad, $1.l5 and $2.00. China Jugs, $1.50.
 Cracker Jars, $1.50.
 Majolica Vases, $1.75. Old Pompeiian Vases, S2.25. Chocolate Pots, $2.00. 1 dozen Oatmeal Bowls, $1.50. Candlesticks (bronze), $1.75. Chop Plates, $1.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07

LADIES' VESTS, all cotton, fleeced, merino ribbed, gray and white, full shape and well made, tape at neck, regular price 25c; special, 23c
 LADIES' VkoAS, all cotton, fleeced .aneu, heavy weight, gray and white, full shape and well made, tape at neck, regular price 35c; special, 29c
 LADIES' VESTS, all cotton, fleeced, heavy weight, gray and white, full shape and we'll made, tape at neck, regular price 39c; special, 35c
 LADIEo VESTS, mixed wool and cotton, full shape and well made, gray and white, nicely fin ished around neck with silk tape, regular price 59c; special, 500
 LADIES' VESTS, mixed wool and cotton, gray and white, full shape and well made, nicely fin ished with tape at. neck, regular price S9c; special, 69c
 LADIES VESTS, three-quarters wool, gray ana white, full shape and well maoe, Swiss ribbed, nice ly finished, silk tape at neck, reg ular price $1.0U; special
 LADIES' VESTS, all wool, Swiss ribbed, gray and white, full shape and well made, nicely finished, silk tape at neck, regular price S1.25; special, LOU
 l. DIES UNION SUITS, all cot n tieeced, nice weight, full shape and well lnaue, SrAy unly, resu- lar price 5Uc; special, 45c
 LADIES' UNION SUITS, three quarters wool, good quality and weight, gray only, Oneita style, full shapes and well made, regu- lar price $1.25; special, 100
 LADIES' UNION SUITS, all wool, good weight and extra qual- ity, Oneita style, full weight and well made, regular price $2.00; sLecial. 1.75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. 3-The Soc
 Christmas Table

You can find on this table many articles that were formerly priced 75c and soc, and few at $1.00. Cake Plates at COG. Vases at 85c.
 Steins at 50c and 65c. Cups and Saucers (new decora- tions), soc.
 Spoon Holders (new shape), soc. Shaving Mugs, COG. Shaving Mugs (with mirror) at soc.
 Ash Trays at soc. Bon Bons at soc.
 Bisque Figures at 65c and 75c. Puff Boxes at soc and 65c. Sugar and Creams at soc. Odd Plates at soc.
 Pipe Racks (assorted) at BOG. Pickles at 75c.
 Cut Glass Vases at soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. 4-The 75c Christmas Table

Oatmeal Sets at 75c and 85c. China Jugs at 75c.
 Tobacco Sets at 75c. Fruit Knives, half dozen, at 75c. Nut Sets in box (oak), at 75c and 85c.
 Puff Boxes (Japanese china), at 75c.
 Hair Receivers (Japanese china) at 75c.
 Pin Trays on feet Japanese china), at 75c.
 Bon Bons (Japanese china), at 75c.
 Figure Bisques at S1.00. Steins at i5c and $1.00. Half dozen Plates at $1.00. Odd Plates, scenes z wonders of the world, at 75c.
 Royal German Vases at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. 9-The $500
 Christmas Table

Some so.00 pieces can be found on this table, and quite a number of $4.50 and $4.00 ones.
 Royal Bonn Vases, $3.50. Bedroom Sets (new) $3.50. Steins $4.50, $4.00 and $3.50. Roemers, $350, $3.25 and $500. French China Celery Trays $325. Bohemian Glass Comports, $3.50. Tobacco Jars, extra large, $500. Teapot, Sugar and Cream, $350. 1 dog. Bread and Butter Plates, $500.
 Comb and Brush Tray, $500. Macaroni Dish, $3.50.
 Chop Plates, $3.50.
 Pate sur Pate Vases, $3.50 and $500.
 Majolica Vases, $3.50.
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hem and 2 large tucks, regular nrice SITE: special. 1.50
 Ladies Bremen Flannel Petit coats, all wool, yoke band, draw string, assorted colors, fine stripe embroidery ruffle around bottom, regular price $2.25; special, 200
 Ladies French Flannel Petit coats, all wool, yoke band, draw string, white only, full width, dee.l hem, large hemstitched tucks. regular price $2.50; special, 2.25
 Ladies French Flannel Petit coats, all wool, French band, draw string, white only, full width, hem stitched band, pretty embroidery edge around bottom, regular price $2.75; special, 2.5o
 Ladies French Flannel Petit coats, all wool, yoke band, draw string, assorted colors, full width, embroidery ruffle around bottom, very neat, regular price $3.5O; snecial 800
 Ladies' French Flannel Petit coats, all wool, extra quality, French band, draw string, assorted colors, fancy hemstitched band, very deep embroidery edge around bottom. very handsome, regular nrice S4.OO: special, $50
 Ladies' Frenc. Flannel Petit coats. all wool, extra quality, French band, draw string, full width. assorted .colors, fancy stitched bands and deep fancy em- broidery edge around bottom, ex- tremely pretty, regular price $4.50; special, 400
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07

INFANTS VESTS, all cotton, nice weight, well made, full size, Ruben style, regular price 25c; special, 21c INFANTS VESTS, all cotton, nice weight, well made, full sizes, wrapper style, regular price 25c; special, 21c CHILDRENS COTTON Vests, well made, full width, tape at neck, merino wide ribbed, good winter weight, regular price 35c; special, 24c CHILDREN s VESTS, mixed wool and cotton, wide merino rib bed, full shape, well made, gray and whites, all sizes, regular price 59c; special, soc WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S Union Suits, mixed wool and cot ton, gray only, well made, all sizes, full shape, Oneita style, special value, original price soc; special,
 45c BOYS UNDERSTANDS, flat merino ribbed, gray only, all sizes, full shapes, well made, drawers to match, regular price 39c; special.
 25c BOYS UNDERSHIRTS, all cot ton, merino ribbed, heavy weight, all sizes, full shape, well made, drawers to match, regular price 50c; special, 4oc BOYS UNION SUITS, all cot ton, merino ribbed, heavy weight, all sizes, fuii shape, well made, exceptional value, regular price Roc. snecial 45c BOYS UNION SUITS. mixed wool and cotton, good weight, all sizes, full shape, well made, Oneita style, regular price 75c; special,
 65c LADIES' VESTS, all cotton, merino ribbed, gray and white, full shapes and well made, tape at neck. regular price 19c; special,
 15c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07

DRUMS, in Autographed, wood and metal frames, from 25c to 800.
 METALLAPHoNES. from 25c to 9sc.
 TOY TABLES, 25c to 2.es. TOY FURNITURE, in boxes, 25c to 1.5o.
 TOY TRUNKS, plain and Sara toga finish, 3ec to 500.
 TOY CHAIRS, with or without rockers, 25c to 900.
 HORSES AND WAGONS, at 4sc, 7sc and 9sc.
 MECHANICAL BOATS. soc to 800.
 MECHANICAL AUTOMOBILES LOO to 500.
 DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO- CARTS, from 4ec to 7.5o. NICKEL PLATED SAVINGS BANKS, 25c, Soc and aec.
 FIRE ENGINES, with 2 horses, soc.
 HOSE CARTS, 2 horses, large size, soc.
 FIRE AND POLICE PATROLS, 2 horses, Doc.
 LOCOMOTIVES, with tender and two passenger cars, Soc. IRON ICE WAGONS, 25c, soc and S9e.
 IRON CITY TRUCKS, very large, 100.
 IRON COAL WAGONS, Soc and esc. - UNITED STATES MAIL WAGON, Soc.
 IRON STOVES OR RANGES, 49c, 75c, 100 and 300. CHILDREN'S SWINGS, 1.5o and 1.se.
 WOODEN SWING HORSES, the strongest and handsomest made, LOO up to 1000.
 CHILDREN'S MORRIS CHAIRS, oak finish, with reversible velour cushions, 1.75.
 FRICTION TOYS, LOCOMO- TIVES, TROLLEY CARS AND AUTOMOBILES, all hill climbers, 49c and 100. HIGH AND LOW SLEIGHS, from 49c to 1000.
 TOY SHOOTING GALLERIES, up from 5Oc.
 CRO W N COMBINATION BOARDS, at 500.
 SPELLING BOARDS, soc and 100.
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$ ;. :; $ .;;s LOVEMAN, ';; :; E. s;;: ss;.' $;:
 JOSEPH & LOEB.
An Editorial About a Mistake

We have told you about our IL. J, x L. $50 Shoe Speca-Told you it was the best 3S0 shoe we know of and that no better shoe could be bought at less than S00 in fact the 350 special is so good that carry 400 4S0 shoes We have had big sae and tho the shoe is see that nothing imperfect goes into it, mistake hap pened In some unexplainabe way bad thread was used in sewing the sole to the welt The mistake occurred in made for us.
 merely honest firm would say "brng back the shoes and we will have them repaired without charge to you. go the full length of fighting the wrong, by saying bring back the shoes and get free brand new pair No matter how long you have worn them so long as the thread is broken and the sole has become oosened from the welt bring them back and get brand new pair
 There is moral in this, and that moral is, that you can buy anything here with your eyes shut If anything goes wrong you can depend upon making it right. We don't wait for you ask We don't wait for youto com plain The spirit that dominates this business treats you store so much so in fact that many call it "The Peoples Store We thank you for all that the compliment implies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07

DOLL COUCHES, very strongly made, upholstered in damask, as- sorted colors, at $50.
 DOLL BEDS, in white enamel, 25c, 4sc, 7ec and 100.
 A full line of VELOCIPEDES and TRICYCLES, with and with out rubber tire wheels, at lowest prices.
 Small Dolls, arrayed in the na- tive costumes of Japanese, Indians and Highlanders, 25c, 35c, Soc. Dainty Boy and Girl Dolls, pret- tily dressed, 19c, 25c, soc.
 Dolls, clad in silk, satin and fancy cotton gowns, 25c, soc, LOO, 1.25, 1.5o.
 Dolls, gowned in the most fash ionable silks and satins, 200 to 1000.
 Baby Dolls, cute and sweet, In long clothes, Zoe, 50, 75c.
 Undressed Dolls, kid bodies. 12 to 30 inches high, 25c to $50. Undressed Dolls, in shoes and stockings, jointed bodies, eyes that open and close, 10 to p inches high, 25c, 35c, soc, 65c, 75c up to 15.oo.
 Indestructible Dolls, papier mache heads, muslin bodies, 25c to 1.25. French .Jointed Dolls, in shoes and stockings, 16 to 27 inches high, 200 to 600.
 Dolls Watch, 1oc up to 25c. Dolls Chatelaine Watches, 25c. Dolls Imported Velvet Hats, 1.39 to 1.69.
 China Tea and Dinner Sets, 1oc to 500.
 Fancy Enameled Toy Dishes. 25c to 500. Doll Houses, Soc to 500.
 Toy Tables, Soc to 2.5o.
 Toy Desks, 9sc to 7.25.
 Toy Revolving Chairs for desks, 1.25.
 Toy Pianos, 20c to 12.5o.
 Puzzle Picture Cubes, 1oc to 1.25i ABC Blocks, 1oc to soc.
 Magic Lanterns, 49c to 15.o0. Upright and Horizontal Steam Engines, soc to 1900.
 Mechanical Boats, soc to 2.75. Steamboats, soc to 3.75.
 Mechanical Trains, soc to 600. Mechanical Automobiles, 25c to ZOO.
 Mechanical Baking Mules, soc. Mechanical Clowns, 25c.
 Mechanical Delivery Wagons, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
1.-The Largest Store South of Ohio.' LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LODE. Christmas Time in the China and Bric-a-Brac Dept.

No department the house thoroughly in it's element during the Christmas this department is tially Christmas Departmental of beautiful things China and Cut Glass and BrcaBra and then make the department thoroughly interesting, have number of special priced tables filled overhong This year have tables than last Chrstmaseeven tables all On these tables will be found articles which originally sold than present prices For instance:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. 7-The $2.0O
 Christmas Table

Card Prizes, Xmas Presents, etc., that were formerly priced $2.25 and $500.
 Florentine Frames, $500. Salad Bowls, $2.00.
 Teapot, Sugars and Creams, $2. Terra Gotta Busts, $2.50. Royal Bonn Tobacco Jars, S2.50. Roemers, $2.25.
 Japanese Vases, $2.25. China Salad Bowls, $2.50. Beer Steins, $2.50.
 Oatmeal Sets, $2.00. Teplitz Vases, $2.25 and $2.50. Bronze Busts, $2.00. Chop Plates, $2.25.
 Chocolate Pots, $2.00. Salad Sets (13 pieces), $2.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. 1.-The S7.5O
 Christmas Table

You will be astonished when you see the card on this table-$10.00 would not be high.
 Fish Sets, $850.
 Japanese China Vase, $8.50. Chafng Dish, $7.50. Lamp, s7.75.
 Candlestick, $500. French Placques, $1000. Gold Plated Vases, $7.50. Salad Sets, new, $7.50. 12 China Plates, $S.50. e Bust, $50.
 Majolica Vases, ss.5O, $500 and $7.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07
Table No. 2-The 25c Christmas Table

On this table are half dozen articles, the former price of which was 65c. Many useful pieces in china, such as hairpin boxes and trays, pin trays in six different styles, toothpick holders, match hangers and stands, ash trays and steins, A. D. Cups and Saucers at 25c, BOG and 35c.
 Bon Bons at BOG.
 Nut Sets G picks and 1 crack), 25c.
 Bud Vases at 25c.
 Creams at 25c.
 Parian Marble Figures at 65c.
 Bisque Figures at 25c and BOG. Shoes (china) all colors, at 25c. Candlesticks (china) at 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-07

and some glass steins that were originally 300-but there are only few of them And some salad bowls. cut glass, that are good values at 300, but are on this 2.50 table to further enhance its bargain value
 On the 300 table are a number of things that were originally $50, 400 and even 5.00-so many of you give $500 presents that this table is especially at tractive.
 The 500 price is often the price that one selects as a gift, and this 500 table means that you can make a present of something worth $50 and zoo at the price of 500. There are Chocolate Sets at 750. and Bohemian Bowls that were 6.00,. and French China Chocolate Pots that were $50, and Opal Manicure Sets that were ESQ.,
 On the 7.50 table are few 1000 pres ents-not many, but great many $50 presents. On this 7.50 table you will find some French Plaques that originally sold at 1000, and dozen china plates that were originally $50.
 Here is arecapitulation of these inter eSting eleven tables