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.75c. HALF soLINct MINIS SHOES:
A Lad es. Z 6Oc.: best leather; every pair
restltshed no nails no peg pegs !, RREWs
&. 716 p. Main 4 phone 26e7. Will call and
deliver. This advertisement good for
K 10c. payment half 5soling. .sa
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FREE-GAs RANGES PUT IN FREE
THE Jewel Gas Range is the best
in the world; largest factory, In the
range. and we defy competition and con-
!. tradiction. HARRIS HARDWARE CO..
4 100 East Broad. Agents.
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i s % lLEATHER q, COMPANY.
Richmond # are the only man
ufacturers OF Oak Tanned Betting
and Raw-Hidc Place Their In the
G State Repair work neatly DONE
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MORPHINE. LAuDANUM. COCAINE
81 and Nq!ior Habits perman emily and
from business; action .in1nie Hate; leaves
patient In natural, s. healthy condition
without desire for drugs; cure ,guara11-
Fl lteed for $l0.0O Write for particulars. DR..
.AI<QEG co. Atlanta. "a Ga. N l.-- .
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fREscO PAINTING, ETC, IN
FRESCO PAINTING, SQUIRT WORK,
Pa iI Hardwood Finishing sto, Tor
flne work at moderate prices see A.
ALPERIN, 2o7 North Fifth Street
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MEND YOUR LBAKY ROOFs-TAR-5
Roofing Paper only 75c. per roll at r.
J.. KING COArPANY'S. SOS East Mar
shall. ft
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'sToP BAKING AND GO ITO BUYING
Layer Cakes at PERKINSON'S; tome or
4 row BE- quality Pbest, regular price,
tt 35c.; 42l N. Sixth Street. ,l. A.
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BUSINESS WANTS. u

TAKE YOUR OLD
Watches in part payment on elegant
new l37 Watches. & JAHEK BROS.,l
Main. 49, ----.. 1900 a.
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CASH no LOAN ON CITY REAL ES-
81 tate: 400 East Broad 6
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WANTED, INVENTORS. PA1.ENTEEs
and Mechanics. and everyone interested
In, Patents and 1nventions 70 send for
book sent Free; contains full infor,na-
ton about pa tents. How 10 obtain q
patent; what to invent for profit and.
Z how to sell q patent. This elegantly
,S OMEARA & BROCK. Patent Attor-s
y neys, GEO 11th ST. n. w, Washington,
B p. q.
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EVERYBODY SEND p. o. FOR CSC.
for copies Of my Patents: receipts for
manufacturing tobacco without steam
law on the subject: eye opener WIN.
"A. FRETWELL. Manchester, Va.
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Paper IA the best published; each Issue
contains hundreds Of Personal. advors
tisements OF marrlngeable. people from
all sections young and old; many rich.
riage or pastlrr1e send for q cory Mailed
securely sealed free. H ?. GUNNDLS,
H Toledo o. y55i MOE ~ ll s{ s52i4 Al
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WE PRJNT&TO PLEASE. TRY us AND
see. II RICHMOND PRINTING Co, 1908
East Franklin Street: 'phone 1859. a,
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT am selling seasoned Pine w God.
S long. 81; sawed. 34.50 per cord. \. A. =.
r BOISSEAU. a Beverly and Linden Streets
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4 ANT1oUE FURNITURE.

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Cloc ks. China. Brass Goods, Glassware.
etc, L. NJ. ARNALL. No. 3le Brook
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WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON
Children's Clothing. BALTIMORE
BARGAIN HOUSE, g10S East Broad st.
The cheapest cash or credit house IN
81 tho CITY, 3di5ss l5e.5 l'ks5
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{, 900 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR
next ten da Rys at &c. +. t. BRAUER &
BRO. 81 IL 5s,5 55
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If IT'S WALL. PAPER YOU'RE LOOK
ing for and want the best at satisfac-
BRAUER G BROTHER. 2os-e1o North
Fifth. t 49,
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n AWNINGS, TENTs AND FLAGS. a

WE MAKE IA SPECIALITY OF MAKING
Window Awnings. Phone us. 2l42, and
b we will gla dly call and, give estimates:
r. ROSS TONES &c BRO, 8O2 F1.& Broad
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CELIx MATT WHISKEY soc. PER
bottle, at CEASES, corner Sixth and
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POULTRY FENCING AT LOWEST
prices at 400 East Broad. III.
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sWpATING, FEET cURED-sENp 10
cents. stamps or silver, Address Box
407 Delray, Mich. i
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALI, THE RAG SCOTCH KISSES AT
K ISAJAIPF'S. III Is3s Y a
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ARTISTS KICKING
AGAINST MODEL.
Three Say MoynabaR's Can.
not Be Admitted. as it
Came Too Late.

Tho contest Of the various artists for
tho attractive contract of DIES gnlng the
statue to General j. %. q. Stuart is gam
t tions t's'''9' S'S. j
Tie last model to come Is that Of e., Mr. r.
Moynahan, formerly OF Richmond, where
he worked for Captain. MI % lmmoGK'
and Mr. Edward Y yalentnss gu ne yeuIp
clined TO favor this. SO 1t is understood.
But at least three Of the artists are ob.
jecting to-Hs admission into tho contest
by the time specified, that IS. August 22d.
The contest was declared on that day
to be closed, but Moynahan's came a. sey.
has been moved to the place where the
other models are stored. and mas peeh
placed with, the rest. Three artists have
ed agnnS st the sna t6 %
f Be done Z with this artists clay;
1t Is understood thatit will be several
vote on a choice, Captain NJ. j. Dim
Chairman M 81 the committee which viii
a store between Fifth and Sixth. and
have been viewed atMpresent by but,
few mempers Of tee r ~ m = he
much at fault. The criticism Is brought
that they have all without exception, al
most taken their horses from me pictures .
legged, bg-bodled animals. about as far
as possible form the slender imbed, wiry,
middle sized horse OF the Southern cav
the horses are almost asleep, while others,
one In particular, Is UP on, It's hind legs
paving tho air at terrible rate, and
fearing tile animal will never come down.
4 The committee certainly has an en-
gagng task on It's hands t5l
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Billy A. Ward, Otis II. Wood, Matthews
and Law, the Novelty Trio, and Charles
Sn u ~
BlJOU OPENING
Special Matinee on Labor Day Of Thrill
ino III iohtbo,i a hv the Snan

Special Matinee or Labor Day Of Thrill
Ing "Lighthouse by the Sea.
Lighthouse By the Sea-" the new SEN
sational melodrama, dealing with people
employed at and living near government
lighthouse on the New England coast,
will be given its first presentation in this
city on Monday afternoon at tho reopening
Of the u3ljou when the engagement will
last for the entire week, with regular
mutinecs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
While the yillalny is said to be unusually
aggressive, and virtue uncommony hard
pressed, nelodramatlc conventonnlites
are avoided to large extent and the
story is sympathetic In Its ability to
touch the hearts OF men, women and chill
drcn There Is generous sprinkling Of
good comedy scattered throughout tho
action, which is relevant to tho working
out of the plot, and gbrlghtcns up tho
moro serious portions ofsSthe drama,
Messrs Vance & Sullivan are said to
have spared no expense In mounting the
piece; the sceplo and me chaploal effects
being elaborate Maud ingenious 1t Isl
claimed that there hasS$never been a.
more striking axalnpleNof tho sscene paint
er's art. nor more effective display OF
ingenious mechanical devices than shown
in the great storm scene o r. 81 Devils
Rock" lighthouse, when. nstyoung girl, at
the peril Of her lite, restores tha}llght and
uverts a shipwrecls planned by the Wiz
lains. to accomplish their gflendIsEF pur-
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2ltMo 2qcQaemu
Observation-Disclosures 70 ,ssssS

An exceedingly flatterlng reception met
the ever popular Tim Murphy at the
Acadewy last night, and It was a well
satisfied audience that left at the end OF
the play,
In '"rhe Man FROM Missouri" Mr., MUIR
ply has, Of course, the star part, but the
support seen in The other characters.
Is uniformly good, Mr.. Elliott Dexter.
In the williams shoes, gave n remarkably
strong piece OF acting E
Al the eNd OF the third act Mr.. Murphy
received sucl! enthusiastic and long con-,
tlnued applause that he came out and
made I, short speech
II hope YOU VIM overlook long waits
and SHORTCOMINGS, he said Shortcom-
inEs were not apparent but the waits
were trtle long-not long, however.
when 1t is Remembered that this is just
the third performance this season.
Last nights aud ,ence was decidedly the
best OF the week in personnel and num-
DprS . p
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A WOMAN WILL
CHALLENGE FOR CUP
Try Associated Press,1 I

Z
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, September g.
Creme Hunter who lsNstopping at the
Windsor Hotel. in,5thls city. and who
claims to be a friend OF Sir Thomas LIP,
ton, is authority for the ste te'llpta a tnat
his wife has aspirations for the Amerlea $
cup, and may send on5a cha!,eHse' u'e'e
Hunter Is from Arroche, Scotland o..
Mrs. Hunter is at her Ro1''e ~ eeot-
land.
According to Mr., Hunter Mrs, Hunter'
who, 1t is said is an enthuslas,,l,o y Snns
woman and II member OF tme .'Sue-
Corthian Club, has had aHlps.'1,t LIS e eve,
since the valkyre was lost of f for ,hs
quay, Scotland to have trs ~. ,m a,
Americas cup, and she has nc says norn 10.
aside sum OF twenty thousan y. p pe nus
for that purpose, she Is 70 act o ms + ner
own skipper and to have ~ N'Ns''F
crew.
Mr.. Hunter says they have no lhfe ,,,n'i
of interfering with Sir Tho'nat anlv ~
and that challenge will be sen, OH, ,,sr ~,
case the irish knight does ny e sI"S hmIi,
again, In the event Of q boat posns pu'''
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SIX BABIES UNHURT
in TRAIN WRECK.
Three Coaches Toppled Over
as the Result Of a
CIoudburst,
lRy Associated Press.l

BURLINGTON. CONN. September 5,-
A cloudburst In the Pennington River
Valley, near Burlington, this evening leg
to the wrecklng OF a passenger train on
the New Hartford branch of the North-
ampton division Of the New York NEW
Haven and Hartford Railway, the ua,1tn
OF three coaches was topp|ed over on W
side and about dozen passengers Ws ,,'
injured. none Of them. however seriously,
Had the coaches fallen IN the opPos .,'e
direction they would have gone mo VIZ
Pennington River, 49,. ,,,oro
six babies on the train. and not one OF
them was hurt .,.,o, 4.
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<.!.+.!. Observation-Disclosures.
: Mainly About People .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr., j. Louis Sullivan has returned ia
the city from an extended, western trip.
Mr. Louis w Pizzini, who has boon
spending his vacation in the White noun.
tains and Canada, has returned to the
city, a
Mrs, A. 3. Armstrong, will leave Nom
day for Washington Baltimore and Phil
: MI j. Fl. Capers, Jr,, and Mr., WIS.,.
Robertson are with n delightful fishing
party at Col,bs' Island
Mr.. aud Mrs, Lynn Is, Taylor, of Still
water, who have been the guests Of Mrs.
NJ. c. Gentry, have left for home.
Miss Ruby Pyle, No, $40 North Fifth
Street, loft last week to visit Mrs. McClel-
land, l74O u Street, Washington.
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White Oxford
for ShirtWaist.

can be sure OF getting them
100, box writing Paper. with En-
Ivelopes, &C. box.
CSC. Red P. X, nc.
15c. and TIC. Black sattlno for Sc.
So ARMY AND NAVY BLANKETS,
100 pairs will go on sale Monday,
All-Wool White Blankets, OF extra
heavy quality; soft and warm; all
colored borders. This Blanket Is sold
all over the United States for 81; our
price Monday will be 81.
Il Remnants 25c. Bleached and I'm
bleachcd Sheeting, 2 and "a yards IN
length; special Monday 15c' yard.
Apron Glnghams, good quality,
3Mc. yard
GAc. yard for 1896 Dress Cling
hams; good thing for school dresses.
Ready Made Bleached Sheets, 2ES
Z 2h, made Of Utica, 8hemst1tchcd, real
value 81 and sl.25; Monday. s9c'
Rcady-MIade Bleached sheets 2EaX
2ls, considered a bargain at Toe, well
4 made; for Monday, special, only two
TO customer 50c.
1oc. for Embroidery Curtain Mus.
lin, that sold for 25c.
12,kc. unbleached Canton flahnel
9,ac,
Sl-3c Lawns. 20. yard.
22c White wool Flannel. l5c. yard.
S1-3c yard for 12&c. DUCK with
dots.
l5c. yard for 25c. Figured Denim,
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4 . q y . . i i
VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Tuesday, with
.tyyhat Happened to Jones'" ~ The
wrong Mr.. Wright" and t3) why Smith
Left Home"
"Wednesday night-Murray and Mack IN
"A Night on Broadway" ,
Thursday md Friday. with Friday mat.
inee-Frank Dumont's Happy Hooligan."
Saturday. matinee and nlght-"A Con-
vict's Daughter"
B1JoU-All the week. with special mat
inee Monday, the thrilling spectacular
3 melodramn Lighthouse by the Sea. y4
b Tast week witnessed the opening OF the
iocal then trical season in real earnest,
With four plays at the Academy; in addi-
fion to tho usual. all.woek run at tho
Casino Theatrical patronage taken rs
a whole. was good, and tho outlook IS
Tor an exceptionally robust fall season.
This week tho Academy presents va
r,ed assortment Of plays, we'll calculated
to appeal to the .whims and caprices or
that fickle public which supports the
show business. There will be f''some thing
DOING every day at the Academy.
The week will also witness the opening
OF the Bjou In a new dress. with mel
odramatc thriller Of wido renown. mo
Casino season wound UP last night, after
only to DO thwarted by tho disastrous
traction strike.
Mr., George Ober, the noted and versa
tile comedian, who this season Is star .
ring in the clever George Fl. Broadhurss
comedies, Is conceded to be without a peer
in depicting eccentric comedy chara cters. 4
Mr.. Ober's Wide experience ana exceiisllt
training have peculiarly fitted him for
the rather dfficult task of portraying
three such widely differing roles as the
up-to-date drummer in What Hap
pened to JONES' the sorely tried strate-
gist in why Smith Left Home" and the
amorous millionaire in ''The Wrong Mr..
Wright
That he has more than succeeded IN
the undertaking there can be no cues
ton. The critics have united everywhere
IT. singing Mr.. Ober's praises and IN class
him with Americas foremost comedians.
In surrounding himself with an mus ually
excellent supporting company Mr., Ober
has shown great wisdom, each actor or
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STOLE a FORTUNE
IN PRECIOUS. GEMS
(By AssocIatod prnss,) !.

~ ~ tBy Ass9t11tuu t'1tss.5 an coo a
COLUMBUS. O.. Sept, 5,-DlamoRds
valued at s11. 900 were srolen from the loan
shop of NJ j, Daniels, on South High
Street, at 1880 tonight. Mr. Daniels was
taking the diamonds from the window
when two men walked into the store and
pushing revolvers into his face ordered
him 10 throw UP his hands, One OF the
men grabbed the diamonds, which were IN
a tray and both ran out OF the door and
dsa ppeared in an alley, 4
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Newspaper Charges Hands.
nv Assnciatel PreRs.l

AsHEVllLE, N. @, September 5-
The Asheyille Gazette, State organ "
the Republican party WAS io-h'Sht SOD
to n stool, company and will be merged
with the Evening News, which will con
tinue independent In politics The Ca
zetteS Last iSSpe appears to-mnlfo~-
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SHAMROCKS ARE
PREPARING FOR TRIP

fRv A ssociated Press.)

(By Associated Press.) y
NEW YORK, Sept, 5.-Sir Thomas LIP
tens two racing yachts, Shamrocks !.
Basin to-day lay aTS he work Of preparns
them for the trip home was not fu!lly,
under way. Shamrock III. stu carried
her racing mast, but her jury mast WAS
The crew Of the defeated challenger are
expecting to sail for home about sept,
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st.ss WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
AT $1.5o. "a
These White Wool Blankets with
part cotton. will not shrink when
washed Finished with scarlet and
bluaJborders. Bound, Slightly solled 4
from handling. Worth Sips pair.
Marked, while the lot lasts. at $l.5o.
t21sc. FINE PRINTED tFLANNEL-
W.y LETTEs, &c.
( This material has a smooth aur-
face, with neecy back; comes In
neat, medium and large figures,
fancy stripes and foulard patterns;
suitable for wrappers, kimonos and +
dressing sacques. 4.
81 for Heavy Wool Fleece Blanket,
that sold for $3.50 pair.
Home-A1a Bed Comforts extra
large size, covered with Alberta SILK
and pure white cotton, real worth
Sc, but to close. 50. E 3Sl IN Il
So Full Size Comforts. covered with
figured silkoline, same thing on both
sides. extra size, about IS styles to
select from, pure white cotton Alllng;
special for s1.25.
zoe. Crepe do chene to close, exc.
s. Corduroy, for pants, Soc; all
colors, .j4.
SOC. Pants Goods. 400. yard.
15c, for pound Tnlcum Powder,
10c, Bed Ticking. that sold for
l2Mo.3 ,l IS
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Mems
Night Shirt.

A. REAL BARGAIN, SOC.
Mems Cambria and
Muslin Night Shirts.
soma trimmed with coll
ored embroidery soma
with and without col
lars. "a real bargain for
soc.
tThird Floor.)
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Glove Sale
Which Means
NJ C.S
Big SaVinS,

At lac. palr--White
Lisle Gloves, all sizes,
real price was 25c.
AT Coo. pnlr-White
ana Black Long SILK
Gloves, oil sizes, rcal
price was 81. a, 8,
At soc. pnir-A special
offer In Black Keyscr
I Silk Gloves. with clasp;
u great value for zoe.
At 08c.-Blnck and
White Lace Gloves and
Mitts that sold for first
Of season at $1.3s pair,
now 0sc.
(Main Floor. Front.)
A large and varied ass
sortment OF the Now
Bead Chains; for .75c.
and csc. kinds, zoe. This
lot includes turquoise.
garnet. pearl and dull
and bright jet Chains
and tho fashionable
Heavy Rope Chains, with
tassel ends.
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White Bed Spreads
at Bargain Prices. iss3itni

AT ,1.3s-Extra large
size Spreads, real value
81,
4 At s2.S9-A real Mar.
sollles Spread. extra size.
real value 81; special.
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White Dress Goods
For the Horse Show.

AT oSc.-Finc Imported Etamine,
As Inches wide, real value s1.25 yard.
at. s1-The white Eollne; Its first
I showing was In Paris last seasoni
this fabric is like silk, SO inches wide.
Lansdown, In white and cream,
$1.25 yard.
At s1-The Rigid Mohair, 40 inches
wide, would make stylish suit.
Main Floor, Left.)
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* At 4sc.-White slcilian Cloth, $751;
Inches wide, regular value 75c. yard.
At 59c.-Lace Stripe Mohair, en-
'tire1y new fabric, bought specially
for the Horse Show. stylish for
waists, would be d bargain at 75c.;
our price. soc. yard. 4,
The French Byoadclot11. 81 inches
wide; special price. s150.
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what
Special Sale Druggets, Ingram Tapestry, \
Specie>l Hosiery Bargains
Monday.
lust see how we are selling Hosiery.

1916. Black Dropstitch
Hose! 7c. pair; quantity
limited.
100, Dropstltcll Hose,
allover lace, full seam
loss, double heel and
/ toes; special Monday,
4121kc. pair.
E At t25c. pair-Boys' Ex-
ira Heavy Bicycle Ribbed
Hose, the best thing for
school purposes; can't
wear out.
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pose, The several characters in the play
are Interpreted by people especially suited
to the roles.
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At 75c.-Whlte Bed.
spreads. sold for 81.
At 9sc.-Whlte Bed
spreads, extra large size.
Sl.b0.
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+. D b. q.
7o.lNcH TABLE DAM
Ask,so
They are odd lots Of
regular 75c. and s5c.
qualities. This Is the Ia
nous Barnsley make.
The quality Is extra
heavy, and 1t Is all full
bleached. For excellent
wear you could get no
better grade II you paid
our regular prices.
(Tl,ird Floor, Rear.)
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25c. Plain Black Herms.
.dorf Dye Hose. seamless.
double heels and toes,
double sole. special Mon
day for 10 2-3c. pair.
At 12kc.-Boys' and
Girls Hercules Hose.
best In tho world, all
sizes. ribbed. (See win.
dow display Tho same
Hose selling IN other
stores for tic. pair.
(Ftrst Floor.) @
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1t will be built by the Messrs, Denny Of
tho Clyde.
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Window Shades Buyers
Have Opportunity to Secure Great Bargains.

d Felt Window Shades with all fix.
lures complete and good spring
rollers; Monday only &c.
! Pure Linen Shades. with good
spring rollers and fixtures complete,
for 25c. This Shade sold alltover for
42c. -
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EcRU SToWELL,No,

n .
EcRU fToWELLiN0,
35 SIC.
&c. q yard Ia the regu-
lar price. For Hand.
Roller and Tea Towels
this Is excellent. and,
then, too. It Is absorbent.
We cannot III mall or.
ders on this.
(Third Floor.)
ooWNe, soc.
81 Muslin Gowns, trim
med in Hamburg, we'll
made.
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New Fall Dress Goods

49c.-3S inches wide. This material
ID pretty, n new fabric this season,
and ls especially desirable for chill
drcn's school dresses and walking
suits. It has the appearance Of rcgu-
lar ST goods. Regular price 600. yard.
at 49c.
The Cheviot Blouse Clay, 81 inches
wide, s1.s9.
Invisible stripe Cheviot, 81 inches
wide, s1.s9 yard.
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New T all Skirts, % REs1s;

4 / showing tomorrow OF the Dress
medium prices. There Is too much Il
fabrics for a woman not TO INFORM h
Skirts. Not much to pay,
X At $3.25-Black and Blue Cheviot \
Walking Skirts, 7-gored flare. with /
tucked seams. h, ;t-s;{sj{ /
t5 At s2.75-Mixed Cheviot Skirts, s. /
gored flare, self seams; would be 4
cheap at $3.50.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

5. At soc. we can give you o-foot
Shade, with the best spring rollers
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-18
FRIENDLINESS

so long as the English and Ameri-
can flags stand together" said Lord
Beresford, though all the rest of the
world were leagued against us, we
could smile"
With the vice admiral talking in
this vein and Mr.. Choate suggesting
a statue of Queen Victoria for Wash
ington city, friendliness between Eng
land and the United States seems to
be soaring almost to the sentimental
stage.
King Edward addressing the Hon
orable Artillery Company, which is
about to visit America, said in the
presence Of Admiral Cotton and other
American officers: Il am glad 10
think your visit will help to cement
the friendship that exists between
Great Britain and America, as that is