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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
Teacher Wanted.

The trustees OF the Monterey School desire
to employ q teacher for the next scholastic
yearyabout eight months. Must teach Ian
guages. Apply to G. w. Speer,
q. Jas. F. Clinkscales,
w. A. Lanier,
Abbeville, s. C. Trustees.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12

No man is always right-and if he
is a married man it's ten to one that
he's never right.
This is sad world for those who
have no humor in their make up.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
The Fool and His Money.

Optimism, said the sorry fool, "is
seeing the green side of q S. bill"
And what is pessimism?" asked his
friend.
"Seeing neither side Of S. bill New
York Commercial Advertiser.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
Stnre House bought.
For Sale.

The brick storehouse on the public square
now occupied by Mr.. Morse has been bought
by DR.. +. E. Harrison, the price being 81, 900.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
Abbeville, s. c.
Notice.

The Cemetery Association will give picnic
dinner at Long Cane Church, In the interest
Of the Cemetery, on Tuesday Aug. 18th. Let
everybody come and help in worthy cause.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
Clean Up.

All lots and premises will be Inspected
from time 10 time from now on. A full use
OF lime IL recommended.
y = James Chalmers,
,E--. City Clerk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12

= High grade Merino ewes and Tunis broad
tail Crossed on Merno. Apply to
~. -.-I.0' JOS Blyth Allston,
July 29 81 Badwell, Petigru Station.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
To Rent.

3 Two miles from Due West, three 10 five
horse farm, well improved, with ten room
dwelling, known as the Hook"
Also man wanted 10 run glnnery this fall.
Due Vests, C.. NJ. B. Clinkscales.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
a RUNAWAY TEAM.
A Popular COlOred Preacher Badly
Broken Up.

Last Monday afternoon while hauling wood
Spencer Gray's mules became frightened and
ran away down the hill beyond the Cypress
Spring. He was thrown from the wagon and
the wood piled on him, breaking his lower
law, right arm and two ribs. DR.. Gambrell
was called and fixed him up. Spencer Ia a
good man and is highly respected by both
white and black.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
Picnic.

The Warrenton picnic will be given at the
school house on Friday Aug. lith. You are
invited 10 be present and 10 bring baskets
loaded with good things
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
Who IL HaS

Who Ia 1t that makes the Fewer gallons ;
wears-longer paint?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12

II you do not nee what you want at the
Bee Hive ask for 1t we have It.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12
SEWERAGE BONDS.
The City of Abbcviile Voted 100000
5 Per Cent. Twenty Year Bonds.

An election was held in the city OF Able.
Vile last Wednesday upon the question OF
issuing ZOO of twenty year bonds, bearing
Interest at the rate OF five per cent. Upon
4 IA ic nnaStinn IS voies were pOlled.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-12

weeks absence spent In Alabama where he
haa been working.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson pastor ofthe Cokesbury
Presbyt yterlan Church preached Sunday morn.
Ing at Long Cane. MIR. Henderson was the
guest of Mr.. Francis while in the city.
There was no service in the A. K. +. Church
MIR. Philip Cromer who has been trying his
fortune IN Alabama came rome Saturday and
will spend the rest OF his vacation here with
his home people.
Miss sara Henry entertained "The IdIers"
Tuesday evening at their regular meeting.
number Of visiting young ladies were
present adding much TO the pleasure OF the
occasion.
Miss Ella Sproles, one of Greenwoods most
attractive young ladies is Ia the city the
guest OF Miss Sarah and Miss Lucy Henry.
The friends OF Mrs. Maggie Laliner Bullock
are glad to see her out again after u slight
attack OF fever.
Mr. w. A. Lee is at home for a few days.
The Columbia team for which he is official
scorer. played three games in Anderson
during GHa.week.
Dr. aud Mrs Ross KlIlipgsworth of Co um.
| bia. have been in the city for the past week,
| the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. S. +. kilingswOrth. *
| Mrs. II. NJ. Haddon and Miss Isabel Had
don, have gone TO see Mr-. Cassie Drake at
her country home near Due West.
Prof. and Mrs. r. F. Gi liam and Master
| Edwin Gillian spent Sunday at Little Noun
tain.
Miss Marie Cromer has returned to her
home after attending the Summer School for
| two weeks.
| Mr.. BarksdaIe OF Gree nwood, IL in The city
| tor IN extended visit TO his friend Mr.. Joel
Smith Morse.
| Mrs Ernest Linder, of lIartwell Ga, is in
| the city the guest OF her uncle, DIR. and Mrs.
p. Brooks Speed. Mrs. Linder IL pleasantly
| remembered here rs Miss Leila McCala.
| Miss Onie and NJ iss Caro- Morse have gone
on visit to friends at Ninety Six and Green
| wood.
| Miss Mabel Mann OF Antreville is in the
city with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Wilkerson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Metals have come to
| the city 10 take charge OF the new hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. M:Falls will soon be in readiness for
| the opening OF the Eureka.
| Mr.. j.. L. Parker has returned after spend.
| Ing few days In Anderson with his home
people
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July 20. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

Those of Mr.. j. S. Robertson and Dr.
L. c. Tucker are we'll under way. and
ground has been broken for that OF Mt.
]. A. De Shazor. Mr.. w. p. Hurt ex-
poets to have work begun on his IN q
short while, and the others ere great
while
The new residence being built for Mrs.
n K. Mason, OF Brunswick county in
West Blackstone, Is nearing completion,
and that OF Mr.. n. NJ. Neblett. OF the
same county Is also we'll under way.
HOW SHALL THEY NOMINATE? "
The oestion of the method OF nomnat-
ing county officers, whether by mass
meetings and conventions or by primary
election, is being discussed by tho cahul-
dates and their friends In this county.
some prefer one method and some the
other
II Is understood that this question Is
left with the county committees to set
tie where the office is local or county
office For members of the LEGISLATURE
and all higher offices the nominations
must be BY primary elections.
-Four years ago the nominations Were
made by viva yoce primary ana tAat
method gave very general sat'slac.lop
II is not known how the county commit
tee stands on the question,
SOCIAL NOTES.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Adams have issued
invitations to the marriage or the.r
daughter Miss Jessie Garland TO ME-
". b. Cooke. of Sussex county. The
ceremony will be performed In the Metho-
dist Church on Tuesday, the 9th instant,
al $50 O'Clock in the' evening.
Mr.. Lewis Epes. who has been teach-
Ing In oxford. NJ c., returned home
for the summers vacation few days
ago.
ION has been teaching In Macon, y. c.,
lieturned home on Thursday of last week,
much TO the delight of her many homo
friends. a.,
Merchants and Farmers Bank OF EN-
poria, spent n few days of the past week
at his home here, where he always re-
ceives warm welcome IRON MS many
friends,
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SEASON OPENS AT
VIRGINIA BEACH
The Cottages Are Filling Up
and Bathers Throng at
the Noon Hour.
(speelal 10 rhe TLmes-pispatch,l

iaa.l5 (SpeClul O'Ine fllHleS-lDlSIdtCl,J
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, June 6,--ln
the past week there has been great
change noticed in the life at Virginia
Beach,, for with the first days of sunny
June come the guests to this ravorite
resort. Particularly Is 1t noticeable IN the
cottages, for instead of closed doors and
windows, the bars have been cast aside
and dainty curtains float with the breezes
from every window. and the doors stand
open, showing that within It's portals are
the merry parties, who only await the
cooler days to enjoy the vide plaz2as,,
where gather the socable crowds each
morning for informal card parties and
other amusements.
Bathing Is now greatly enjoyed, and at
- noon each day one sees the Dhthers
emerging from every cottage ana hears
the jolly crowds who wrestle with the
waves. Golf has been favorlte past
time by many Of late, and the Inks are
in splendid condition. 1t Is hoped that
some tournaments will be held during the
summer.
Mrs Willis Dance. OF Danville, has
opened the Greenwood cottage and
among her guests are Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas s, Williamson and Mrs, Charles
Hickey, OF Dnnville, and Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Greenwood, of Norfolk
Miss Lily Pollock is expecting at her
cottage this week Mrs. Hunter MCGUIRE
and daughter, Mr., and Mrs Warrington
MISE OF WI N't''S't'''
Of Alexandria; Misses Gold, of BerryVil|e;
Judge Holmes, OF Mecltlenburs, Mr., and
Mrs. William Taylor Ham, of Norfolk.
Mrs Thomas Pannill Is also open for
the season, and expects large party from
Richmond and Petersburg the coming
week.
.Fairbourne" cottage. which Mrs. u. T.
Grymes has opened, has now number or
guests. among them being Or, and Mrs.
Charles " Carrington, Mrs, David NJ
Walker, of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas N, Robinson. of Alexandria; Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar N, Freeman are expected
there on Tuesday,
Mrs. Henry T. Aiken and son, OF West
Point. N. r., are expected next week 10
visit Miss Lena Hancock In her cottage
Professor Zanoni, Of Germany, gave
very Interesting and entertaining lecture
last week In the ballroom of the hotel
on "Psychology," which was listened 10
with attention by his intelligent audi
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs, S, A. woodward, Of Nor
folk, are spending the month OF June
at Virginia Beach,
Mrs. Antolnette Fast, of Philadelphia,
arrived Monday to spend month az the
Princess Anne.
Mrs, John n. Dohan. of philadelphia.
viii arrive next week and spend two
weeks.
staying some time with her sister, Miss
Mrs. Iucreco Kilby viii open her cot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
hardly describes the overloaded condi

ton or the vines.
Next to farming and raising the neces-
sary bread and meat. the question Of
politics Is always uppermost In the rural
Virginians mind, and next akin to his
own family in Importance. Captain C.
C. Berkeley OF Newport News. and Mr..
Saxton w. Holt of the same city, are
aspirants for State senatorial honors.
Legislative candidates are also numerous.
with Mr.. NJ. H Barnes, Of James City
county; e. c. Madison. of Warwick. and
w, z. Goffigan. Of York, each putting
up strong claims for the honor.
Mr.. Frank w. SHIELD. OF Elizabeth City
county, senior chairman of Peninsula
counties has issued call to the chair
men of the various counties to meet at
Newport News on June 18th to devise
ways and means OF holding the coming
primary elections. August 10th Is the
date understood to be decided upon, and
that candidates for the county offices as
we'll as legislative be nominated at that
time.
Mrs. Newton, the field agent OF the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union, was
at Grafton a few days since. attending
a county convention of the YORK con-
tingent of the White Ribbon cause, The
convention effected n county organiza-
ton and elected officers to conduct the
meetings at the various places OF organs
cation in the future The cause of tenn
perance seems to have spread like Wild
fire in York county and the adjoining
counties as we'll,
' A FISH STORY.
Piscatorial sport seems 10 DC az lts
height Just now, tlsh pitlhs petler tt .sln
they Will again TINS seasen VIZ, w. ~
cool weather OF the early fall months
commences, right royal Sport IS IN.
to be FOUND IN Inc Whle's " wy 49,, i'up'o
York and handsome ARE the specimens
of the tnny tribe that ran 70 the luoS
of the patient angler. from the dlnin-
utve and despised little specimen OF wl.lle
perch to the handsome. marcy nla IN, eA,
ceedingly game salmon trout, sPecihen
of which was landed by Mr. y. :, ASH
of Gloucester FONT Gay Or two aso,
measuring ~ 'Ncncs io''e' "'t0 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
The GOOD old
SUMNER TINE.
June Has Made the Country
Look its Best.
a GooDLY- SIZED FISH
The York Gives Up Salmon Trout
that Measured Two Feet In Length
Politics on the PeninsuIa-The
School Terms Ended,
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

YORKTOWN, VA. June 6,--With the
real earnest in rural sections OF the coun-
try. Agriculture. With all Its rustic sur
roundIngs, begins to show It's reality. The
earliest crops have been harvested, and
the great staple, King Corn. bespeaks
the coming plenty. The present month Is
by far the most important In the agri-
cultural calendar, and on the industry de-
yeloped now the condition of the harvest
depends. Crops look fairly we'll through
out this vicinity, corn having developed
materially from the effects Of the late So
we're drought
The country boy, bare-legged and very
often bare-headed. is in his zenith of glor-
ry, for cherries are now ripe. and high
is the tree and weak the twig that holds
u bit of the luscious fruit that he doesn't
contest sharply with cat-blrd. robin or
Wren for Its possession,
MAKING CHARCOAL.
Charcoal burning has again been re-
yiyed on the Peninsula, Just as 1t was In
the good old times ''befo' de wah," when
the blacksmith spent his night In the
woods making coal for use at the forge.
The process Is rather simple one to the
uninItiated, but requires no little skill to
burn kiln Just right and produce good
article of carbon.
MIR. George u, Beale, an enterprsing
business man Of Williamsburg, Is con-
ductIng the business near the old capital.
and ships his product n sacks to all the
surrounding market For sanitary pur-
poses, timing and plumbing. pipe-fitting
and even household USE the charcoal
finds ready sale.
AS the season progresses the crop Of
CELEBRITIES becomes more and more evil
dent. Never before in the history of the
Peninsula has there been such show
ing Every nook and corner; every
snerabundance OF the fruit. and the pa
rent stem groans. as 1t We're, beneath the
burden. Millions 10 the word, which
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Chestnut It'll and
HigAlaua Park
,..,..I..,..,-lrIr,r,..!-......,.s..l-t.l.srlr


A fan drill will be given at the North
side Hall on Tuesday night at $3.50 O'CLOCK
for the benefit of the Ascension Guild,
Mrs. Holden is quite sick at her resi-
dence on Fourth Avenue,
Nh Powhatan Nash. of Richmond, has
,,,,nued into new home on Third Avenue,
formerly owned by MI ,,s Wirt ve G9arie wio
has been attending school at University
Of Virginia, returned home YESTERDAY,
The many friends of Mr. M Ma o,6 WIS MS
nirlon Hospital for the past month, VIII
be glad e learn that he + abe P 70 re-
The Misses i<idwell, of Richmond, gave
a dance at the Northside Han on last
Thursday night. Quite large crowd
Mrs, Alvin ouarles and hey two sons.
have been visiting friends on. the Hill;
Rey. Mr.. Johnson and family have beer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
Great Hosiery Bargains.

visiting friends on the Hill.
The last rehearsal for the drill VII be b
are earnestly REQUESTED to be present.
The progressive Carrom Club met at
the residence of Miss Elizabeth Scott
able evening was spent. At a late hour
the young people repaired to the dining
room. where delicious refreshments were
those Misses Rlas abe
Beard. Lucie and Elizabeth Scott; .Messrs;;
III The homo honors for the session ending May
the 9Th Of Highland Park School are as
Senior A-Graduates First honor. SUI
Tor ION, Mary HI Hu,tfm 1i Mabel Beard and
I inter- ssi A--rirst honor Bessie
tie Christian and Katie Lewis.
peb bn,ea Clarke s Leila na %ngei S and Ace
Wilkins.
TGor Nsssopa henG as Jus ss0 Tad a
raft and Atwood Lewis.
Fourth Grammar GradeaFirst h3n hone
Betty Ratclffe.,, Mildred Clarke, Willie
Bernard nIs Henley, RUBY Gresham, Emily
Cross; second honor. Bertha Marshall,
! Roy Cross Bessie Carter and Henry
Second Grammar Grade Second honor
Fannie Gray. Percy Holiday, Gertrude
Royal, Charlie Gaines. Marie Todd and
First Grammar Grade-second honor,
Clayton Holiday. Morris Carter: William
Calm, Mcdonald Brown and JAMIE Gaines
E.gnth Primary Grade-rnst honor, lua
Catlln, Marvel Cease. Hazel Gary and
Frank Anderson; second honor. Willie
Anderson, Louise Marshall.
Seventh Primary Grade-First honor,
Wallace Holden. Claire shafer., Louise
Austin, BESSIE Anderson; second honor,
Gladys Cease, Sam Marshall, Charles
Vaughan. H
rold Wider, Earnest Huffman. Frank
Rennie. Blanche Huffman. Mattye Todd.
Lena Gary, Eleanor Enslow, Hugh Good
win. Gordon Brown. Roy Bowman; sec
ond honor. Aubrey Rountree, Clarence
Austin, Oracle Goodall. Irwin Tragic.
Fourth Primary Grade-First honor.
Frank Yarbrough, Thomas Starke, Harry
Moore. Leslie Divine. John Divine Sue
Starke, Louise Henley. Elizabeth Sprat-
ley, Hunter Christian, Sadye Propst, Ar
chic Moor, Aubrey Luck, Margaret Ems
low. Harry Carter Mary Mcdowell, Jose
prime Gaines; second honor, Tom Jones.
Second Primary Grade-First honor.
George Gary. Rodophil Catlin, Percy Mar
shall Willie Gaines, Richard Halter, Col
ston Royal, Ruth Bowman. Flora Good
WIN, FLORENCE Bowman; second honor,
This closes one OF the most successful
years Of Highland Park School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
Kindergarten Benefit.

Ladiesl Interested in the Giffen benefit
b @ Ka aass ' ana tG Ss sh
School are anxious to make plain the fact
that thel Kindergarten will benefit only
by the tickets bought from the ladies. or
at the places Indicated by them Tickets
can be bought at Branch Allen's and
Polk Miller's drug store, on East Main
Street; al Warren's, on Second and Main;
at the, Miller Coleman pharmacy. First
and Broad Streets; Briggs pharmacy, at
IIcwItaer Place; w. II. Shocks, at No.
lol7 West Main Street; Miss Meade's, No.
los South Third Street; Miss Parker's, No.
II West Main Street; Miss Julia Wool,
ridges No 10 North Beech Street, and at
Shines pharmacy, No. 2soo East Broad
Street n
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THE BRISTOL PEOPLE
A Marriage or Two, Some Visitors and
Social Notes,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcn.) ER
BRISTOL, VA, June 6.-Tle following
persons represented Bristol this week.
at the meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers at Montgomery. Ala: Mrs. John
II. Smith. Mrs ]. II. Callahan and son,
! Mrs. d. L. Pie. Mrs. D. e. NcCarty. Mrs.
NJ p. Kidd and daughter, Miss Clara:s
Mrs. j. l.. c. Smith and daughter, Miss
Mamie. They will go from Montgomery
on an excursion to Pensacola. Fla.
Congressman c. slenp, of the Ninth VII.
ginia district. was In Bristol this week
to confer with political friends,
Miss Jeanette Trainham. of Roanoke.
formerly a pupil of the Virginia Institute
here, was married OH Thursday OF THIS
week to Mr., Hoge Mason. Of Bluefield,
w. Va. The groom Is also known here,
where he has relatives
L. s. Mellnger and family have moved
from Bristol to Pennsylvania, where Mt.
Mellinger has contract work.
Mrs. Hugh Schmidt. OF Davenport 1a..
is the guest Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
August Schemmel
| Mr.. John b. Newton and family. OF
Radford, Va. were In Bristol this week.
| Mrs Thomas Deane, Of Johnson City.
| Is the guest OF relatives and friends In
| Bristol.
Misses Nadine and Claude DeVault are
visiting Miss Hattie Goddard, IN Knox
Vile.
DR.. John A, Pepper of Tazewell, Va,
has been the guest of Bristol relatives
tor few days.
Charles ". Reed OF King College, has
been elected to assist Rev, w. H. Y.
suuires the popuar pastor of the Central
| PRESBYTERIAN Church.
| Clifton Park theatre was opened on
Tuesday evening of this week with the
| first of series of performances by u
repertoire company
Thomas Gale has resigned his position
as clerk at Hotel st, Lawrence to accept
a position with the Southern Railway,
Miss Margaret Hobson, the author and
teacher, has returned from Bolivar.
Tenn, where she spent the past winter
and spring.
Mr.. =. NJ. Slack. editor and publisher
of the Abingdon Yirginian, weekly
publication, has purchased the starr, =
semi weekly publication, at Johnson CITY
Tenn, and will conduct both papers tina
Staff Is a good property and viii. In theS
near future. be conyerted into . local
daily,
Captain and Mrs John w Preston. Of
Seven Mile Ford Va, We're guests OF
relatives in Bristol this Week
Read the Great TeerDee Summer Out.
ing Offer III this Paper
Read the Great Tee-Dea Summer Out,
ing Offer In this Paper,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

We have been fortunate securing beautiful variety of
Wash Suits gladly offer benefit of them
Variety Of Madras Suits in black and white, waist has
tucked back with tucked graduating yoke in 'front.' or
full bouses seven gored flare skirt; price ~ ~ y
Percae Suits styles waist has boxpated effect
another has broad tuck stitched with black and finished
with small buttons, flare skirt, very stylish; 60 AZ
Plain White Linen Suits waist has tucked back and 'front.'
with style tucked sleeves trimmed in large buttons skirt
has tcks down each seam, fit and finish per- c. 40
feet; price r
We have the exquisite Cfambray Suits your eyes,
ever beed blue green and tan slot seams skirt with TOUR
b;as hands around the skirt pped white K, waist has
slot seam back white p K. trimmed with small GO ~
pearl buttons; price = #'
White Linen Suits waist tucked back and 'front.' emtrofd-
cred turnover and cuffs flare skirt with tucks Clio 00s
down each seam, real beauty; price. - = O0
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Munyon's
Witch Hazel Soap

makes the skin soft as velvet and keeps
lady and baby sweet as roses. 1t is the
finest and purest toilet soap made, 1t
possesses such medlcated properties that
It will! cure all forms of skin disorders
and eradicate bIackheads and pimples.
ii is the best shampoo In the market.
Sold svsrYghsrs. I6c.
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NEW SEPARATE SKIRTS.

:
Now is he Perhaps looking for Shirt-Wast
Skirt
Irish Linen Skirts, seven-gored fare walking length
stitched yoke Of straps and tucks, deep g O2
hem, only "
Heavy Irish Linen Skirts seven-gored gun q = IN
srapin each deep hem plated back beauty spO.VV
Irish Linen Skirts, best quality trimmed with cluny
lace lace f. aounee effect bands Of 'ny to form $7.48
Black a and nd Navy a pokaDot Due SKIRTS al the $108
White Mollair Skirts walking lengths, stitched folds
form yoke and trimmed with folds around C. ~
bottom, $500, $648 and. y ITO
Sun Plated Skirts, in Mohair and Etamne, g IN M
white and black, at ~
White Eamine Skirts flare finished with double 1ounce
bottom habit back full sweep, entire skirt trinl M
with handsome applique, Of leaders at p o.VV
Another shipment Of Pedestrienne Skirts reached To-day
In many advanced ideas; ready for your inspection
Odds and Ends Skirts walking and dress lengths perhaps
Of STYLE marked half original to close