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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14
list Church. street between 10Th and 18th

fist Church. r street between 10Th and 18th
streets northwest.
So great was the turmoil that the pres
ence Of an extra detail of policemen was
found TO be necessary. and 1t looked as II
arrests might have to be made
l. The convention was supposed to have
been called for IL O'Clock. serious dis
pute arose over the temporary chairman
ship. Mr.. w. Calvin Chase. chairman of
the executive committee of the local league.
attempted to call the delegates to order.
and was about to introduce Rev. r. ]. Mel
son. president of the Suffrage League Of
Pennsylvania. when Rev. ]. w. Scott of
Washington interrupted him and attempted
I gain possession of the floor.
Leaders of Separate Factions.
1t developed that these two men were
leaders of separate factions in the conven-
ton. On all sides delegates arose and
scores of them We're shouting at once. each
demanding that business proceed under his
particular leader.
The policeman entered at this Jrncture in
order to prevent serious trouble. This con-
dition or affairs lasted for about half
hour, no one being able to obtain order.
Finally Mr. Chase managed to Introduce
Chairman Nelson, who temporarily secured
order 1t is understood that the faction
represented by Mr.. Scott desires ste elect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14
HONOR TO DIR. NEEDHAM.
Elected to Membership in Phi Sigma
Kappa Fraternity.

The guests of honor Saturday evening al
the annual banquet OF Lambda Chapter
Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity, held al
Rauscher's. were Senator Depew and Sec
rotary Cortelyou.
The noteworthy feature of the evening
was the election of President Needham OF
Columbian University as an honorary mem
Der. Members were present for this occa-
sion from a number of the largest colleges
In which this fraternity has a chapter.
President Roosevelt sent the following
message, which was head by the toastmas-
tor, Mr.. Philip r. Hindman:
ST wish good luck to the Greek letter So
cieties, and to your gathering In particu-
lar on the occasion of the election of DIR.
Charles Needham. president Of Columbian
University.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14

Mrs. Hultz, Mary Lucas Louise Males.
Lille Butler, Marion Butler. Rose An
drews. Amelia Foye, Georgianna and 1sa-
iah Simpson. Charlotte. Clare and Grace
Babbitt and Others including Haley Doug
lass, son Of Charles Douglass.
Mr.. Grimke qualified as executor by fur
nishing bond in the sum of 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14
WHO'S
An chronological Exhibit.

"A new exhibit of chronological interest.
Involving the peoples of Panama, Colombia
and other Central and South American
countries. has been opened at the National
Museum sATss"
ai The exhibit was In preparation for some
time. and nearly a year ago one OF the
rooms on the second floor. northwest of the
fountain and model of Bartholdfs Goddess
Of Liberty, was set aside for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14
Have YOuf Cards
Engraved Now.

You'll not have time If you delay
longer-New Years Day will soon be
here and you'll need them. Your name
engraved on copper plate, with 50 cards,
Soc Fifty cards printed from your cd
plate 29c 't"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-14
STATIONERY
Reflects Refinement.

Have you ever thought of it In that
light? The kind of Stationery you use
is observed quite as much as the CORE
spondence Everybody uses stationery
and we're selling the best at very rea-
sonable prices. A box of stationery
makes a splendid Xmas Gift. We have
IT in beautiful Holiday boxes-holly.
violets and other pretty des gns. 2oc.
box and upward. Calendars. Xmas
Cards and Diaries of every kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
ZIONIST HOSTS MAKE
SPECT ACULAR EXODUS

The fist train pulled out nj . o'clock
powlsa special ear aIII be the last
o. leave Il viii depart at ! O'Clock
liuH afternoon
bowie travels In the most mxuri-
aua state. lie las several pauaual
attendants and Wallets It's ear h the
Aeadia. one of the finest ever built
ifin chef Is an aged yaiored man.
no ~ucH isHs haH prepared me ais
for lAuenm. Grant Harrison aud
Rockefeller an similar trips. one
hundred uniformed men at as Dow
les personal suafd while too ~ che
Eanlat soldiers TO-DAY guard the DC
parting trains
The cItY presents Tire appearances
~ au army headquarters With traons
departing fer aertFcss The NHaran
stand IN long fines afrHea with
drawn swords aHt small nihies The
iiuHa extend half "a miie Ia length
Tile EIautaIa held a continual prayer
meeting lea shiloh square
There r. Is small affuH - sight
seHHs rhataHa nhera aud newspaper
uau Gel the city The Fitch hpapiue
AS crowded iaal mehf Scores ~
guests were refused aeaammad 4tiaua
heeau SIZE they nd fHhaaa and aiens
hslo drinks Those non believers
dtte mites un hand sHrs after mid
night e. Wa4ksHan and returned A.
early hsufn tha fnssalnE a witutaa
the scenes
povie baa iaaust ORDERS for TIE ar
rest ~ any person Whn smokes
eAena drInks sazaafs ar lsafs within
tle clO lIHlia The penalty for
sNch an nffeuae will hh So fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

II IL never Too -ariY % think about
Christmas Etfa especially when
they are 90 ~ made az hnmr The
rage fgr hand work has made the
ham made Eitt more than usually
desirable and the woman who - -
fortunate ta 90 bu sklitsf iu the usH
- ne-dis. thrssi aud SCISSORS VIII
FIND her Sits appreciated brF nui
costly tokens uf gold and silver.
n IL wonderful what an ingenious
woman viii accomplish with ore
sitskln or doeHkln one = the pet
aasJ aud most useful gifts - b.
made from The Hkin H. q pair -
Turkish slippers ilgY q whole skin.
n eIii not take the Nntire aktn faF
the Hiippcra bot many useful
articles may be made from the re
nalndrF.
ira Turkish slipper o. not avail
able 80 pattern. lay pdsrr u
heavy paper on The nnnr pisce the
foot lightly On a. and draw the out
lire. aftrrward trimming il 81 q
point m the toe The famr ia fittFi
over the foot making both Il ami
ths sole On ciaaely. a. @ viii stretch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

"a stranger speaks. we give him r.
Hpactful attention n We dlHanrsa We
say. 90 calmly. but If the same
thought be advanced by "a member
af the mmilY we barely henf hiHt
through aud then answer hutlY.
fprbiddiug him 60 speak af the mat
ter "a second time. THE Is 10 Hflf1e
Original Thought aud free speech
How can interesting animated com
versatipn result from such Hh at
mnHphorrf
Magazines dsvats columns 10
"fiow a. become Social HueeaHH.
itut there r. never tie smallest
paragraphs upn6 4tlaW - Re il Home
Success" Magazines HaY read.
read. Nc you would talk we'll Surely
one must r6Hd 10 he Informed aud
tu have something IL aaH. but uHae=
tico alone makes perfect expression.
some 81 the most brilliant mas the
world has ever known have been
unable 10 converse with even hfi
average amount Of ease
20 talk well aue must practice.
aud whore shall We practice unless
10 De a. homrg Why does the home
tsIk. especially the table tails. 81
often consist ~ fruifleHa argument
or worse. flat euntfadlefla When
there b. 20 much need ~ develop
ting the conversations powers ~
every member Of the family why
may not the home heeame a aEimu
iun 90 natural GROWTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
Religious FaHaiciSHr Crowned BY
Military Display Marks Begin
ming of New York Invasion by
Dowie. he SeKSVIed Elijah H.
and His Followers

ZION CITY. H. oct il=Al-
though tho.adsanee trains fsr thu
host OF rostortfs who. under bowie
are invading Nsw York. departed
Yesterday Carrying tagEaEe and
Hgruts thr real exodus NHs taatY.
- is morning wffa witnessed tHs
most remarkable aeHHea sluEH thH
Mnffunu advance GA Utah
THIRTY zone hundred EIduIafa under
thr command ~ I.owle boarded the
trains Tor the Fast. seven Thousand
gathered at d8vn 90 listen . an eNs
horfafiuu hY nnWla who aHasa r.
the charactrf % Is prophet The en-
tir- boss sang ana prayed and Vept
a. moved bN tha elaaueifte - tHgiH
leader skepties declared Sc a mar
Vicious exh.ultsoH eg aAasestlse hsH
uofisM.
nowie. short % STATURE lat faNfr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

Sweet potatoes. owing to tbH com
position. can never take the place at
our white ratata. but they make a
pleasing change in our menus A.
though they are Ef8sn aH Far north
a. Southern Michigan the northern
err fail ar short II their southern
nsiehbpfs in the preparation Of
this delicious uhef. The southern
rrs are said 20 always uafhaft them
before baking and this VIII le found
To- b. IS great Improvement over the
ordinary method.
Vnru baking them. great care
should be taken 20 sit the skins. -
serious burns have resulted from
their bursting while baking
sugar adds o. tie fieh1eaH 81
sweet potatoes aus can be used n
such proportion that Il does not
greatly increase their sweetness.
For example. scrub. pHfe aHa slice
the potatoes. cover with boiling salt
"a water and pafbuii five minutes
Take from the fire and drain Hut
ter "a baking dish. put IN layer pt
potatoes sprinkle alth one table
spoon brown sugar. one half salt
Spoon afatef nutmeg and enc table
spoon butter Add muru potato
aud - on until the dish Is full put
enough mia in 20 cover the bottom
al fha pan and cook eiaaeiY covered
until tender Remove the cover and
brown. Cinnamon II aanetimen
used lea place - nutmeg
The POTATOES can be boiled In iheif
"A. inH peeled covered nlfh a syrup
or butter. sugar and WHtsr ana
Drowned IA The oven. safaetimes
they are cooked as mashed u1fHs
toes. potato puff nf potato cfaQuettes
following any such rule Tor = hiis
potatoes. or they can he used aH
pumpkin or squash IN making pies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

"A ana alrnlfled by his tons flowing
white heard and hair. and clad in
Hubaa ~ the richest texture. was a
striking figure when DO called f1f
expressions or faith tho crowd TO-
spouded with tbe religious ferVor oi
aaeH ties Tho songs hffogiei them Go
tha deFfee similar % that OF Indians
uudsr the charm of aarr,ueiai
chants.
thousands marched o. The iepHt
headed bY the G|ou band of t1 in.
atgHueuts. acting az "a personal co.
aoHt fur the aelfratyied EIitu che
second f,arh nrHtuRtiorlst a rup
nHad with a blE baK ol tracts and
literature
AZ tho fret Do, boarded che train
the enthusiasm reaohed li1r highest
aIteh Ths band a rhn'r uf 60 vote
- arun and ufa c1rpa nud A
ehltIgen gathered about ere irp9rt
ing hosts and tHuri in suusr Rui
anthems nf pFant 20 their leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

Japan = ssia "a be contemplating
a grave move
III Japan taekisa Russia Il wiIl be
TIE grave move
cheer 90 rew ~ ua have a.
many responsibilities as Huey BEAN.
Another eaas Of lax Pot and the
Bshu Htpek.
VIII pea please tsII as hoe Ions
che present pore was cardinal before
being eie9fed pope
krsNsf- Tsn gHafa Nsf}a was
created cardinal June e. issA
sprarfasunstass sea.' reminds
me ~ Folk - Missouri. IIs's 50 ar
farent duEhie Hehu.
no Escape
Rhraeic acid tn the saan.
Wood alcohol iu wine.
Csturs dyed 4 lurli hue
- using suaiiua
The old ground huHa - cae1anuts
Served e. ~ as srleeHs
reckon Cfiap ana friHid glass
IL diahaf aat with the Ices
The milk the kind the old COW gives
Way Town At CiuKerHidns-
It's oue-tHirf milk and water. and
And u@fdfmaitnhyfa
THE slfun'n biaaaha4 hY using TN.
And hauev'H iuat RluuoHn
Ard what the fancy butter IL.
The goodness gracious kpowH'
The olive nita - cotton sd.
There's alum n The bread.
fts really a safpfI = n me
The whole burned faes ANT dad
Are huFzina ~ - XII
n The food YOU eat fan't eft Ynu.
The Roidnrue1 microbes viii
Now geIsHna Times JazaaHsat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

what to talk aboutg II r. an I'm
pnfinnt question an the winter ada
NaurUa ana wo prepare far the in
donr life whore conversational pow
ett must take the place uf fleatueHs
uf limb and strength OF muscle.
4 SO CUT an little that / am ali E
nniutrlY rusty complains someone.
My tongue is actually out n pfae=
tipu' Does he never talk Al hau@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

lie talks. oh. yes he talks, but his
conversation would not DO inter
eatiuH outside the family. a. he sure
that talH which has 80 place abroad
IL Interesting within the family
What are the topics Of home cone
Neraatluu that leave the various
members Of the family unit for cpnr
NHfHtslaH away from homer Does
the home talk fanalHf Of. Who un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
DEMOc
VICTORY

INDIANAPOLIS oct Il Returns
from the city election. held here zee
tFrday. zhnw the election u John ".
.~~--~-. .~-,.,..-> $1,000
gate HuF ~ FtFfs $50 sss8s-As -
Charles A HasukNaltefa the kapubs
ilran candidate ia uun aidernd - a
rabute te the Republican admins
tratiuu Of city affairs. 1hs remain
Ser - the Democratic ticket u In
doubt though at an eaFlf hour This
morning q Vas thought that Il had
carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

fExira from aaiiv pauer tn the year
ZOO A D.
Today. ~ 10 o'clock. the long rr-
peetef hanrauef
The sleeper awotn
This strange man Wha haH been
lying ln state IN the temple Of Nor
pheua for centuries past IN that
peculiar daafh=i'xe afupor. aat up-
right ana looked about hifn
To has probably the atrauReaf hia-
tory ~ any human hHfHR since the
beginning ~ fhe world. = nearly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

s-s-->,-.~~> s.-~.-sS. .>---s~ ~~'>~'
Such subjects truly would NOT APP
fsesf vel lu society. but they are
Hat particularly pleasing under the
home nfsHf
n hame taik cannot be taken into
saetatr II either consists Of topics
aus would ret dare 20 introduce
abroad uf r. crooked ard stunfod
- fear q home ridiruls Or disap-
ufasaI
When sa acquaintance. yes. even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

la his gambling interview Nth
Mayor Humes. yesterday. where he
made 81 rtasier feeite the v ha5s HIh5H
% h.m. uohbnYee overlooked the en-
tire second cilarter 90 Revelations
whether this vas a taase - msu1-
orr on the mayors part or an over
slgat % Hobhya e. We don't know
Husv REIN wants IL dfsfIHgfiF
understood that al payments VII Be
male e. him as walking daieazis
Maybe that uaod tn Paterson viii
sartr 20 qurnrh the surplus eathasiz
asm of the Anarchists.
The man who Eets skinned IN one
% seatfleE gam bling joints ufaN re
mark with mpre truth than poetry
q haven't q Bean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

somewhat after a little wear The
back ia a strip about one and one
half inches wide. going from side "a
side 90 the vamp. with no scam IN
TIE back To nsnhfuidrF thn design
use turquoise blue or brown. stuffus
some of the heavier parts
The top edges 0f the vamp and
strip for the back are bound with
narrow blue or brown satin ribbon
sew the back ana vamp firmly to-
rethrr. letting the vams overlap the
back. then haste this top onto the
sole. stitching on the machine IN an
ordinary narrow seam. and turn
rlsht side out The slippers need M
lining but bind all TIE turn.nEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
rna.nhnn rArr

Fast steamers city q Everett ana
Tel1Eraph SIX round trips daily ex-
cept Friday. Leave Seattle 1.lb a m
E9 a m y m. - p. m. a.ib p M,
a. m. ia NJ $50 p. m. i. p m. s.11
= IN Friday leave Seaftis 115 a. m
J. m s rs p. On. Friday leave Everett
.la a m 81 p. m Sd =. M. Colman
dock. Seattle. Everett Land Co dock
Everett. Telephones Sunset James
ISL INDEPENDENT i2af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

as may 10 figured from the reuards
ne was found ip the year 29ls ln a
spot where che ancient city u Gee
Afl nuco stood He was inraHrd IN
a peculiar brick and glass tomb
such aa filled the cities OF the All
muracahna.
on tho tomb was the following In
Hcripiion.
Hero lies
WILLIE TOMORROW SCOTT
re Fol Asleep
Just Previous 60 tho MIX Millennium
IN Tire Year A. - iso1
That la ai There o. no evpi8na=
tinu ~ how tAa strange atupor came
upon him Physicians. say. etc. eta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
AND DO IT NOW.

A gambler there 80 Who should
lAKr ben faIiaa.
fFNHu - fHu Hui II.
Hat this e. IaaaHifeauuu paIrd
Wheu the faifY tales II come ethrfa
wefs uaila4
HatauHa aufma aHuaHera memory
fauad
Given - YaHra Anf Wiue1
LUXE THE LOON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

him telephones FIR fhe police lie
fAhaHjF was willing enough %
have paiIea pFateefiHh4
AFTER AL. WHAT TIM NAVY
REALLY NEEDS Is y Ni5W
ut EAA.
before Langley Hsenta another
alfHshIu De- EFaiIH ought L. lay iu a
st.zak aI lie ptHaeffaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
Steamships
Port Orchard Route
The Official Line for U. s. nayY
Yard ana BattlsshIps
Steamers AthIon
Inland Flyer

Port Orchard
Beats leave PER 2

Daily e4nept Frlasr 49, sea,,t,
80 Sd 800. faeQ and 81 q a m,
y IL - =. - and - D m sun.
ahf 70 tHInH a. = and SIS q m cK-
"a Hln Hfs = q m .hremcrtou only,
u q q. m. t-zal 20. z.pa & 30 aIs and
eta . IN Leave Sydney. go. ~.
hts and u 3 m 4. a1 noon. % and
= ard y = =. m 10 and eos D m.
Friday time EAr1@LeHNe saattlet %
81 and sHzQ# a mz. j lia. d. 40 and
and n e a. m. = 81 soc. 20 ard G.is
.. m Lave sydney so and II 5
IA. m. T. q noon 90 and 500 D IN.
Leave Charleston 20 md n 81 a. m
4 and 20 ,. m Fare. - cents round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

This thing must he Hetliet'"
mutterat the 'prnctsstinatius attur.
nay Here's these Erupia aaklug
me foolish questions thiuk we
auEhl - effect a compromise
conn rasuiHs ON whom quHrlrl
the private secretary.
NhY OF them. ~ course. an
sWafea the Decentralization"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

The navy has nniy two ulh-m1sriue
boats. but they managed ta run into
Haeh ether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

The proof % the f1rmaiaehyie 70
RI tha drinking - tt-but It's
cheaper % test b first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

Consult Florence Marvin. prophet.
go. 1903 tsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
INSPECT TsE INSPECTOR
AND DO IT NOW.

The repair crew 4 ths seattle
Eiectrie Company IL haauminE a.
preeiar tu its movements aH q Wood
Times
tt Is an aia saying thsf pneslcg
makes perfect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

he wss onlY a Chute
They charged Sc , LAY faf fda suite
To a seat who vas polished aud also
MAa a44te.
Ha Hfaid faf a week
Then made q aaiEA safak
And how he - daesu On the fiat as
butte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
LUKE THE LOOK



Fortune knn -
only once At a
mans dW an
Wn does he's
out IN
IN yari
an 4
dent hear ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
::: s;:s;. LOVEMAN ;'; S:; ;;;:i. s;: JOSEPH @ LOEB. The Busy Cloak, Suit, Waist
 and Fur Section.

Among the most important Departments Tn the house right now are those outlined in the above caption One can hardly write in anything but enthusiastic way when it comes to talking the stock these four Departments you will not ind equal anywheres in the Southnor their superior North atho you may find expensive furs and expensive suts here and therebu in single rscass New York City, Chicago, anywheres else will you find better aggregation of serviceable and stylish wearabes than right under this roof.
 In the Skirt Department your special attention is called the skrts both in dress and walking skirts
 Then here are some Misses Walking Skirts large enough small women made of Grey Blue Meton with irregular white dashes in sizes 34 38 in length Worth according other stores way of judging values 4.oo-here marked at 2.o5.
 In the Waist Department 25 waists made of Corduroy Granite Cloth and Brocaded Mathematical o5c
 And then here waists of fancy brocaded Madras, fleece lned-marked at I25.
 In the Suit Section of the Department are, among many the following large lots recently bought by buyer his last trip market
 Ladies' Tailored Suits in Black Blue and Brown made of fine awool Chevot The jacket is blouse with skirt tail handsomely trimmed with silk ornaments and has should cape and yoke effect The skirt is nine goed and unned Regular price 35oo Our price 5000
 Ladies' and Misses Sus made of fancy Knickerbocker and other mixed Suitngs The jacket coaess has blouse front and skirt tail it pped and trimmed with fancy buttons The skirts unlned and walking lengths Regular value of these suits is I7.5o. Our price 1895.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
The Lace Section.
Numerous

Numerous novelties of 0 al descriptions arriving daily. Ideas for trimming dresses found in shapes of patterns, whether they rights Iets, indicate many improvements of the old styles
 Venice Sets al-overs edges and n- weight heavy quality, suitable wooen dress goods silks.
 straight very popular and variety and quantities than It IS very often and dress makers demand dozen yards of one style.
 At per yard there is excellent line of Venice ln serings and Balloons, ranging from inches wde shape, used for trimming waists and skirts worth and JOG per yard
 Owing the popularity handmade faces have just received entire line of Tochon, Smyrna and Meddc Lac with insertings match particularly adapted for we'd ding They range yard Some of them the rarest productions of needle work
 For Infants Wear, have completed stock of French Valencnne et the danest edge the magncent and design of real lace. You will
 The heavy black Iaces inserting and gaoons very popular and in demand. It's show big line this t previous. Many times it is mposs of many
 The Lace Collars n stole cape We have received good line to sell from with long ends, designs and heavy work middle aisle the and o8c lines of readymad wells yards long, gotten up in the various COlorings with hemstched borders and embroidered dots, and others perfectly plain.
 soc per yard have about 25 designs of face vei black red coIOrs, large small mesh spider web e fects squares, worth from CSC to 75c.
 Many styles of buttons have been received within the last days, pearl, gold and metal buttons The sizes and shapes from the the elab carved pearl steel Ask the various pie cards and glance line in very short time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
:s; s;s;'' s;;; LOVEMAN, 5:: 5;:s *t:.' Of the Ohio. Of the Ohio ' JOSEPH @ LOEB. Busy Days 1n the Millinery
 Section.

Since last week many Pattern Hats well ready Street Hats have been added stock 1t is altogether the small Torpedo Tuban or other small styles which have gained this considerably young ladies' Besides the various hats by celebrated houses in New York City, also show line executed in worlrOon which times the prominent and admired hats.
 Chldren7s rea1V-tO-VVear hats o8c rolling brm sao quality trimmed with tassel in all the leading shaI0es=wOrth I.25
 We have beautiful line of chidens trimmed ready-o- hats with gro grain silk sashes match the coors o the hat-worth 50.
 At I.5o show a corlplete line of girls and misses table different Inc popular shapes of this season, at I.75 and
 There white hats evening hats and in light coors coming Nvcrkroom day. The origin of the best styles of the city,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Notions.

A lot of little things at little prices-For every suggestion here, you will find a hundred in the Department.
 Security o. Supporters, soc val ues at 42c.
 Frank Kern Supporter, with belt and hose supporter, soc value at 35c.
 Kerby Beard Hair Pins, value 15c, now 10c.
 Hair Pins, 200 count, 1Oc value, now Sc.
 Package Hair Pins, 5c value, two for Sc.
 "Sanda" Shears, all sizes, 5 to 9-inch, soc value, now 25c.
 All styles large Stick Pins, 15c value, at roc.
 Acme Baby Diaper Supporters, special 23c.