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The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
MRS. ROosEvELIos DISCIPLINE.

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, says a
Washington special in Sundays World,
is in every sense the mistress of the
White House. Her incumbency has
been marked by a desire to fulfill her
whole duty and inclination to urge
others not to be remiss.
She is strict disciplinarian, and she
does not allow well-known rules to be
transgressed. She remains at home
every Tuesday morning in order that
she may confer with the cabinet ladies
and discuss plans for the week. She
wishes every cabinet, hostess to attend
these meetings, and she will promptly
inquire about an absentee. On Tues
day mornings every detail in social
HE is discussed. Mrs. Roosevelt gives
ner views concisely and decidedly.
IN matters of apparel she has her
preferences and she expects the cabi-
net women to follow her suggestions.
She is partial to white, and for this
reason does not like to see her aids
at official receptions CARRIED somberly
one cabinet woman is in despair be-
cause her best gown is of black thread
lace, costing $3.50, and Mrs Roosevelt
especially dislikes black for evening
wear. She has told the cabinet wo-
men not to wear black
Another point which Mrs. Roose-
welt insists on is the style of decora-
tons at the state and cabinet dinners
The President, she has explained. does
not like high table ornaments or flow
ers banked pyramid fashion, because
1t obstructs the view This puts the
Root silver candelabra, celebrated
IF
PRESIDENT dimes with the Secretary of
War.
Consequently all those who invite
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt must
use low. fiat floral adornments. The
PRESIDENT does not like many guests
SO the cabinet people have only one
or two extra guests in addition to
their own set.
the list of the guests for a cabinet
dinner must be submitted to Mrs.
Roosevelt before the invitations are
sent.
! There is some dissatisfaction in tbe
congressional contingent because the
President and his wife entertain local
society people to the exclusion of the
ofnclal set. Senators sand representa-
lives nave been refused cards to the
evening receptions which they wished
for visiting constituents, when half of
washington was invited. Mrs. Roose-
welt has exhibited the utmost indie
pendence in selecting her guests.
10 her informal teas and receptions
she has asked her friends and those
Whom she considered entitled to such
courtesy. She has emphaticalIy re-
pied to all critics that on this point
she would accept no suggestions. Re-
quests for invitations to these jnfor-
mai functions are usually unnoticed
Mrs. Roosevelt during her former
residence made many friends. and
these are still her intimates, much to
the disappointment of some matrons
In the official set who would like ia
be the powers behind the throne.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
MODELS IN SPRING HATS.

Inc new hats vary very much in
O'eaath Of brim, some being only of
=, ..uiuln breadths, while others beat
record In this respect The very
'ueSt orlms are almost all turned up
N'e SIDE but less often vertically,
!, ~ many of the winter hats of this
MY. are The tendency to raise the
M 1"' OF hats by turning them up in
wha. way and trimming them some
new n,mlsner, has received a check. The
Mor" u ley, look and are lower.
sized DIVERSITY exists in the medium
miller LAY "a and IL is in these that the
sonal ,n1 pest able to exercise her per-
brine "ltlatlVe. Some have almost nat
taIv a. an 20 are placed almost horizon,
new Tr,. me head. As, for instance.
ller. o,t, mon shape, launched by Car
from, ~ Dent slightly down, back and
% soto nus Is covered with mousseline
the bs.s arranged in futed pleats from
tha bri,,, VI the crown 10 the edge OF
has w., me former Is quite low and
in has 'led bank OF black velvet al
pink r,,., ',poVe which Is a wreath OF
he edgs ~ roses entirely encircilng
ly up ~, liners are worn tilted slight
Do som. we left side. but not turned
eru b.I,a we trimming (mostly flow
h'lm. pb'i plAred on this side OF the
Cd ln fsd. an Amnson feather. fasten-
lF Nh r,,,i, sweeps 90 10 the right
gdFe M tt''t over and underneath the
Front srs brlm midway between Inc
iorWard ,,' back. others again tilt
BACKWARD when d portion
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

cannot be furnished. II Is hoped that
they can be secured, as 1t is not inn
probable that the weather will be such
as to make them needed.
Invitations win be extended the out
of-town companies of the First Regi
ment to make the trip. Even IL all
the members of such companies could
not find 1t practicable to go, those
who might would be welcomed by the
Savannah companies.
1t Is very probable that the military
train, which will be used by both the
Guards and the companies of the reg
iment, will leave Savannah on Friday
night and, returning. leave Charleston
Sunday afternoon. Detailed arrange
ments are yet to be perfected, how
ever, and the officers will be busy with
them for some time. In order to have
tn companies as efficient as possible.
Col. Wylly has ordered extra drills for
those of the First Regiment,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
Mrs Mamie Herbert, Sc Elmwood Ave,
Buffalo, N. Y, Treasurer Empire State
Fortnightly, Buffalo, N. Y, After Eight
Years Suffering Cured by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.

MRS Inflammation and liberation of the
laid low and robbed life of its for For eight
frequent pain and misery and then Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound the greatest boon have
known for brought life and health used several
bottles of Compound and your Sanatve Wash My improvement
Slow but from the first bottle felt that BETTER and
kept courage and continued the treatment None OF friends
dreamed that would be well again. but have enjoyed life
fullest for three years MRS MAMIE HERBERT
$4,000 FORFEIT ABOVE LETTER is NOT GENUINE.
When troubled with irregular suppressed painful
displacement liberation the
that bearing feeling illumination of the backache,
debility indigestion
on beset with such symptoms dizziness anes ssud
excablty, irriab seepessness melancholy
gone and feelings blues and hopeessnes
they should there
Pnkham's troubles.
Refuse buy any other medicine, you need the best
Pinkham write for advice.
She has guided thousands health Address, Lynn Mass
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
MUSIC IN THE DARK.
Lights should BE Dimmed, ms Femi-
nine Beauty Distracts Listeners.

btAhty
From the London Telegraph.
Ladies are the best, nay, the only
competent judges of a practical prob
lem which is moving all Germany TO
it's depths just now, and is certain to
come up for discussion in England be-
fore long. 1t is a somewhat mixed
problem. no doubt, but all the ele-
ments OF which it is composed come
naturally before the womans impair
tial tribunal, whereas the Teutons are
having Il adjudged by a packed jury
OF prejudiced males. This IL the ques-
ton IN It's briefest form: Is IL true
that a pernlcious effect Is produced
upon music lovers AZ public concerts
by feminine beauty. with its delightful
accessories, as seen In blaze or arti-
fetal light reflected by crystal, gold
and gllttering diamOnds2 Germany an-
swers yes. and declares that IN future
tights must be turned down In fact
some ~ tho holder spirits have already
put them out and left the audiences
in darkness. The effects Of this
alarming experiment are naturally
somewhat obscure, but even among
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.

The Sunday edition of the New York
Herald publishes charming picture
of Mrs. James Henry Parker in con-
nection with the following note of bar
reception to the Daughters of the Con-
federacy: AS was to be expected. the
reception given on Wednesday after
noon last by Mrs. James Henry Par
ker, at her home, No. IS East Sixty
ninth street, to the members of the
New York Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, of which she is
president, was a notable event, and was
largely attended by the Southern col
ony of the city. Mrs. Parker was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Jefferson
Davis and Miss Lee of Richmond. Va.
The decorations of red and white, the
colors of the Confederacy were quite
effective. Mrs. Parker, who is a very
handsome woman, is we'll known in Sa-
vannah through her visits every fall
to her mother, Mrs. Augustus Jones.
/ DR.. H. H. Martin will give a dinner
party at the De Soto Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Martin and Miss
HUGHES VI
Mrs. James T. Dent left Sunday af-
ternoon for Hofwyl where she will
spend the rest of the winter.
Miss Eta Sternberg and Miss Sadie
Sternberg have returned from New
York, after a visit of several months.
Miss Martin and Miss Hughes of
IL -.
visit Mrs. s. p. Hamilton.
Mrs. r. Cuyler Gordon will entertain
with an informal card party Wednes-
day for the Misses Stanley.
Miss Guile Harrison is expected this
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Har-
rison.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan
Schley. will leave tomorrow for
Charleston.
The members of the third class of the
Savannah Cooking School, of which
Miss Jennie Cohen is principal. will
give luncheon Thursday morning.
The dishes will be prepared by the pu-
pills themselves, and each member of
guest.
Mrs. Arthur B. M. Gibbes has re-
turned from Green Cove Springs.
Miss Bessie Taylor OF Summerville is
expected to-day TO- visit Miss Ellen Nc
Alpin during the Kings Daughters
convention Miss Taylor will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Hampton Perry of
Charleston, who will remain until
Thursday.
Miss Julie Owens has returned home
after stay OF several months at the
North.
Miss Frances Walter, who has been
the guest of Miss Elsie Barnard, viii
leave to-day 10 visit Miss Mabel Stod-
dard.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Hirsch, Miss Bins
wanger. Miss Herman. and Miss Frank.
were the guests OF honor at supper
marty given by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Uirsch. after the theater few even
lngs ago In Atlanta.
MFR. and Mrs. Lewis Haskell and tire
Misses Haskell expect 10 spend Febru-
airy and March In Savannah.
Mrs. Frank Myers OF Atlantis Is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs, Cooper Myers.
Miss Juliet Krauss u Philadelphia "a
the guest ~ Mrs. Max krauss'
Mrs. Robert Law Gibsontof Phiia'
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
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A record Of nearly fifty years OF
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

Parties contemplating trips to Eu-
rope will find sailing lists of all the
principal steamship lines at the Wo-
mans Exchange, SO7 Bull street, oppo-
site the De Soto Hotel-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

The Sunday-school teacher had
told her small scholars the story Of the
three Hebrews who were pat into the
fiery furnace. They listened intentiy.
Wishing 10 ascertain how much Of II
remained Ia their memory she asked.
Now, children, whore ala the He
brews EOY'
Down the register. New York
Evening Posi-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
SOCIETY,";

OF the trimming is placed on the hair at
the back or against the brim in front
Moreover, the Amazon hat, turned up
on both sides. promises to be a favorite
shape.-The January Millinery Trade
Review.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28
ENTERTAINED AT BANNoN LODGE.

IN honor of Mrs. Henry Hodge, Mr..
D. D. Rauers and Mr.. George F, Ten
mile gave a supper last evening at
ndnnon Lodge. Those in the party
were Mrs. Hodge, Miss Marion Ham
I T1iM' Miss Catherine Clark, Miss
MIN Warfield, Miss May du Bignon,
w., I,Ss freda Rauers. DR.. H. II. Mar
fn, Mr., j. j. Rauers, Mr.. Ray Left
lis HIS Mr.. w. A. Tennille, Jr., and Mr..
marry Daniel.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

speaking of the Tool Trust" re-
marked the Observer Of Events and
Things, Croker thinks he can trust
Nixon while he's away ."-Yonkers
Statesman,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

"A News Average. -Hustllng Edi-
tor-"TIow many murders did that man
commit Assistant--"Onc reporter
says three. another SAYS FIVE. and sn-
other says nine" Hustling Editor
Three. i've. nine. eh9 on. well. wen
have 10 strike an average. Make a
800 New York Weekly.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. N Weibert will sail
Saturday for a three-months' tour
abroad, visiting England, Germany an
France
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

Mr.. Charles Rothschild and daughter.
Miss Eta Rothschild, of Darien, are
guests of the Hotel Rennert, in Balti-
more. Before returning home they will
visit Washington and New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

-Emmy-"Why does the clock start
again when it gets to twelve?" Bob
by-"Because thirteen is an unlucky
number of coursel"-Punch
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

"Graybeard Compound cured me of
the worst attack of dyspepsia ever
suffered of. ] couldn't eat; couldn't d.
gest; was weak, nervous. broken down
and run down. and Graybeard was the
only thing could find as a permanent
cure. Mrs. J. M. Brown,
Montgomery Ala"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

Miss Bessie Hinson of Gainesville is
visiting Mrs. w. A. Thompson.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

Graybeard Compound is made only
by Respess Drug Company. Sold by
all druggists in cities and towns and
in the country by merchants at 81
bottle; six for sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

Mr.. Albert T. Davidson of Augusta,
Ga, is the guest of Mr.. William H.
Robertson.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

Miss Carrie Tyson has returned from
a visit to Gainesville, Fla.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-28

delphia, who expects to spend the win
ter South, is now visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. s. Hilliard, at 122
Jones street, west
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
ipartuna au maGen.

fpartuna au ma64en.
Run fib' i'd fd6n b." iammerts
.fie. nMenn Der jebt fommt. fonmt er
nur. Inn einsn 2fntrag gu MAIDEN.
Was fae' i6 ibm nir. nadbsm i9 inn
bic qan5e 3eit Soffnuns sess6sn
bdbe2"
Sc mar fdon ridtig. Ssrr Bar
ling fab eenuu aus. tpie Elm !Seiratbss
,unbibat. tlHb iuit ebenfo berIessn
J9ien er. tpie lie.
m8erebrtefte Jrcu," besant er nab
Grlebiaung Der iiblifen 8eeriiBungs>
formeIn. Isle baben fi9 itets 10 Iiss
benspiirbig sesen mid ge3eist. bab
i'd ipdgen bart. Sbner beute cine inntse
Bite porsutragen, BON Der es abbGns
gen pirb. pie ii9 mein ipeiterss aebert
geitaltet. Sci ieben unb pifIen, bab
ia bic Sugsnoiabre btnter mir babe.
Iber bas lit taum Elm 5ebler. Sic
biirfen aud erfabren. bab mein 8srs
m0sen mir geItatte, elmer 2ebensges
fGbrtin ale Wiinf6e gu erfiilen."
n9err gapitGn." sic alaubts, i'm
nun nidt peiter Ipreden laFen gu
biirfen. 19err GapitGr, 10 lsib es
mir tbut, id muB sic bitten, ben 9e>
bonten a%uf5ugsbeu."
@an5 erIdroden fprans Der 8epers
Der auf.
a9as tann bod SIR @rnft nidt Iein.
Sic babeR mir bod itets 9offnung ges
ma9t unb i9 lam, i4 barf nift ans
nebmen, bab sic nit einsm ebrli6en
Ser5en muir geipielt babeH."
Rein. i9 mar bon Der beifer Obs
fidt srfiat. 9o9 es bat iit felt gee
fern @ieles ~eednbsrt. Msine Sp6ter
bat ii9 Ioeben bsrlobt."
nltm 10 better. SIS bsriibrt uns
aber bod ni9t."
Isle ideinen mid mibberiianben gu
BADEN, Sd iuste, Oab iid meins SO4s
ter -
.Soebsr perlpbt babe. @ana redt.
9as lit aber bod tein 9runb, bab sic
meine 9anb abf4lagen."
aS42" -. 4ber t6 benfe, sic
tpolten meine Sodter, ale Sbre 2ies
DISQUALIFICATION bGtten Der 3utiinftiz
gen S9ptegermutter eeeolten."
mNein, nein. sic lift ia rei5snb.
Sbre So9ter, setpiB. aber mehr Der
langeR sebt bDber. mar itets na9
Sbnen geridtet. uno 70 frdge i9 benin
nodmals: nSarf i9 bpffen9" -
@eni9e Monate fpdter mar i'm
Saufe Der Malcuurts srOBs 9oppeIs
bodSeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13

len. giner bapon slitt an Dem Jsns
fer entlung, mo in benz groBen aran'
tenfaal elm fGmales gett itanb. @r
befdien bic bliibenbe 9ndainthe auf
benz SiT1den bdneben = unb bas
fpibe, ipeiBe 9efidtfen in tenn i9mas
len 9ett. Cine taum mertbare Gre
fdiitterung grbt Our9 ben Jriiblingss
mOrsen, Elm auf3uden. elm Oerpsbens
Der SeufSer, bdnn tiefe Stiae -
am 5eniter fIattert elm ipeibe-
Sdimmer Der Spnne entgesen. Sin
LANCER. 9~Olbener Strabl nimmt i'm auf
anb trdst i'm empor in ben blauen
9(etber -
Stia bleibt es in benz &rantenfdaI;
ater bic Spasintbe, bic S6peiter
Slara ibrem Sdiiblins bersebradt
bate. buffet unb buffet, fiib, seipaItis,
aIs Of fie cine Seele betpmmen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
Yerten.

Our4 piel 96noe geben Berler, ehe
Tie 5u ihren gliidli6en 8eiiBern fpmz
men. Sebr nidtig lit babel bic Sbdz
tigteit bes 9erlenaufreibers, Der iie gu
ben perIdiebenen fdDnen S9mudz
ftiiden 5ufammenIebt, bic beute pieber
10 biet in @eielIduftsn gu ieben finO.
Sc lit bic 4ufga6e bes perlenaufreis
bers. bic Sarben Suidmmsn5uitellen,
bic 8roben absuitufen unb bic perlen
70 aufsureiben, baB fie fdlieBlid 10
portbeilbaft nie m6gli6 erf9einen.
Rur bas f9arfe ause zines Menfden,
Der idbrli9 NIT S%dufenoen bieier tOItz
barren Perlen gu tbuln bat. fam bies
pplltommen thun. 9ie Sdnbler Ideen
INNER, baB bic PerIen einen umfo eroz
beren Wertb baben, ie cprretter iie abs
gepabt finb. Die Perlen fpmmen aug
Snbien unb aRberen Sbeiltn Der Welt
in tleinen 8iinb6en NIT iil6ernen
Srobbeln; bann iperben fie benz 4ufz
reiber eingebdnbigt, Der Tie auf Elm lans
9es NIT Sammt iiberapgenesgrst leet,
bag Rinnen bon berfdiebener @r0Be
unb Siefe bat; bic Perlen tperben alsz
oann in bic Hinnen gum 3uIammenz
peHsn fertis geIegt. sou eine S9nur
beiipieIspeiie aus 5iemIi9 fdonen
perlen semadt tperben, 10 pirb 3uerIt
Die srDbte unb fdSnfte perle ausges
fudt uno in cine grobe Hinne aeleqt.
9ieie bilbet Sic Mitte Der S9nur,
banit iperben bic beiben nGditbeiten
gerlen BON slei9er 6arbe. 9rDBe unb
6Orm auseeiu6t unb gu beibsn Seiten
Der Mittelperle gelest, bann bic ndd=
fen sfret IL. I. p., bis bic beiben @nben
erreidt Iinb, ipobin bic opalen unb urs
reselmdBia seformten perlen tommen.
Denn feline 8%erdnberting nDtbig lit.
fperben lie alsbann aufgereibt unb bic
OiamantfdIiebe befeitist. 9as 3us
Fammenpafen beiber Seiten Der
Sdnur nirb 10 correft sema9t, bab
beim Wiegen ii9 nur tpenise 9ran
INTERRUPTED ergeben. oft aud gar feis
ner. @roBe 9erlen befommen in Der
Reael MUIR Iebr tleine BIDDER eiugss
bpbrt, ba Ihon elm 9ran einen groBen
llnterI6ieb i'm Wertbe ma6t. 9ess
balb fOnnen iie nur auf iehr feines
@arn gesogsn iperben, nobel mai riss
firt. einise gu perIisren. 9as ges
Thiebt gum Slid ielten, benin Der gers
leudufreibsr ma6t bi9t nad ieber
perle einen sierIidsn fleinen anoten,
Inn folhe lnfdae gu berbinbern; iollte
bic Sdnur alto reiBen, 10 fam muir
cine perIe gu 8pten fallen. Der Perz
Ienaufreiber mIB bic perlen au9 nit
benz 9rillbobrer bpbren unb poliren.
9as 8obrsn gei9iebt NIT Der Sanb;
babel pfrb bic fleire MafGine nit eis
ner 9anb bedrbeitet unb bic 9erle spis
ften benz Daumsn unb 3eisefinser
Der dnoeren Sanb sebdIten. 9iefe
Mrbeit lit miibIam uno berdntDor=
tungsppn unb erfprbert biele 2ebrz
ia6re. Gin gutter 9obrer muB cine
perle aenau unb sGeidmdBig in Der
Maitte unb sIei4aeitis idneI burdbpbs
rem f0nnen. 8ridt er babel einen gez
bdrtetsn StabIbobrsr in Der perte al.
70 foftet ss biel 3eit, i'm gu entfernen.
nobel bic 9efabr beftsbt. bic toItbare
perle su beI6Gbigen; aber bieies
NibeefGid fommt Telten bon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13

- 11nperbsfferfid. Batter
,8u biit ipieber bur9 bds Grdmen gez
fallen! Wds fpn i'd baau iasen2"
Sobn: sam beften ni4ts! Sd babe
Define anii6t barber ppm porig.n
Nal nod idriftIid."
Sc d madsperirrung 9.
0idterIins: n9enten sic iiG mein
llngliid! @orige Mode 6aben mir ole
MduIe elm 9roBes Manuitript 9an5
se~rtnabbert!" 8rititer: sit nidt
m0alid! Saben Sic benin nidt Be-
merit, baB bic armen Sbicrdsn oas
nab trant ~geporbsn finb2i"
= Matiti0s. SGneerin 0e1r
torpulent): .Das fou bas eigentlia
beibeu, Ssrr SpiBfsloer2 Sn Sbrem
leBten Spsrnbertdt baben sic mid
ii6erbaupt ni9t ermabnt!" arititer:
.9erubisen Sic fi9. perehrtes 5rdis
lein; bafiir lafe i'd sic bas nG6ite
Nal felt bruden.
-0uteSDee. PER- Wieler tper
ben gaH5en NbeHo beim H3ourntren"
psh ssbabt, gu ben beiben Mitipies
Iern): rNenn i6 ieBt mad SauIs
tomm'. feb i9 mid uber eleid bin
unb fras' briefIid Bel prpfeFor
Sdent an. OBJ er pielIeiht aud bas
MitteI ipeiB, bdB man beim p9udier-
INNER einsn Suneen triest"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13

= 8osbaft. SausbfBer (su
ieinem6reunb): rWeiBt Oh ni9t sinen
paHenben Mietber fir meine parterres
ppbnuHe2" 6reuub: .8ermietbe fe
sod an ben neuen 9erihtspolIsieber,
bann faint es ni9t 10 ouf. tpsnn bel Dir
tiumal eepfdnbet pirb."
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
Final Clearance Sale
at KLINE'S.
Monday, August llth, 1902.

Again We have received a new line of
Apron Checks. OF course they are worth
more than g cents, but they will go for
that on Monday.
Extra nice quality Of Feather Ticking,
20 cents would be bargain for this quail
ity, Mondays price IA cents; also a very
good quality of Mattrass Ticking, usual
price -! cents, for g..
Again we will give you Is yards of I'm
bleached Sea Island Domestic, yard wide,
for 81; IL yards of best quality of Ions
dale for 81.
An extra quality OF Bleached Table
Damask, 90 inches wide, beautiful pat
terms, regular Is cents quality for 80
cents; also one guaranteed all linen, 60
inches wide, $l.00 would be the right
price for this quality, Monday only, SO
cents; also some very handsome patterns
of still better quality, 73 inches wide,
worth $3.50, for 80 cents.
An extra nice quality of Table Napkins
of large size, regular $3.50 quality, for 90
cents.
An extra fine quality of French Cling
ham, yard wide, large variety of patterns,
regular price 20 cents, for IL! Monday
only.
Mennen's BOrated Talcum Powder for
19 cents.
Packers Tar Soap, 19 cents; Cashmere
Bouquet, 19 cents.
Wards Irish Linen Writing Cabinets,
regular price 30 cents, Mondays price
only % cents; an extra fine quality of
Linen writing paper, worth 40 cents, for
25; also a satine cabinet, popular Note
Paper, usually sells for % cents, Mondays
price lac.
Mail orders promptly filed on any OF
the above goods.
JULIUS KLINE,
TituSville, Fla.