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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
MRS. COLEMAN RELEASED.
Decision Was Based on Technically
OF Law.

! Judge Alexander rendered his decision
! yesterday morning il the case of the
state Us. Mrs. Alice Coleman in which
| the plaintiff was charged with enticing
/ Lizzie White. q 13-year-old girl. and Mrs.
! Coleman was released or & technical Iity
/ of law. Judge Alexander stated in rem
! dering his decision that 1t was not 4
matter for him 70 decide whether or not
the woman was guilty OF a crime, but a
question of law, whether or not the
charge was In keeping with the statute
under which 1t was dawn. The attor-
neys. Otto Eckstein for the state and s
3. Amidon for the plaintiff both made
their arguments before the court Thurs
day afternoon but the court took the
! case under Amusement until yesterday
morning. lie favored the Interpretation
OF The law as given by M. Amidon for
I the defense. K is thought that the po-
lice rnatron and county attorney viii hle
other charges against the plaintiff as it
he's become evident by tie testimony
procured az the trial that a crime has
has been committed
To thu share Holders OF the German
American Building & Lean Association:
We. the undersigned. Auditing Com
mittee. appointed 30 audit the books q
your association. respectfully submit the
following:
we have made thorough examination
Of the affairs a. your association and have
audited the books OF the officers. ana
ind the assets 81 the association in most
excellent shape ana the books absolutely
correct.
ne congratulate the association on the
most excellent showing made enabling
a nine per cent dividend in the last year
This was made possible only by the
strictest economy and conservative mar
agsre-t The expense vas only one
ard seVeH-tenths ger cent q TIE dues
collected the lest siE months showing
which cannot De EXCEED by any sssocia-
ton in ihe state q Narsas. The associa-
ton is row ONLY Two years CID. the num-
Der OF shares CT stock III force s ~. and
The afTaius-of the association are n most
excellent condition.
Respectfully submitte-
Dict.
GEORGE L PRATT
JOHN KELLY
J. NJ CHAIN.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19

were served. consisting OF pineapple sher-
bet and cake Those present were Mes
danes Vandine. Carr kncx, Croker,
Clayton. Murray. Gray, Buckley. Catteii.
Barnes. Hamilton. Smoke. Dester, Burns
Black: visitors. Mrs. Murray of Texas.
Mesdames Croxton. Minick and Timmcns-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19

We wish TO extend our heartfelt thanks
to cur neighbors. friends and 10 the or
ders. who so kindly assisted Us Ia the
time Of our 0erosvement ard loss OF our
beloved husband. son ana brother.
Mrs. T. NJ. Fulton. Mr.. ii. J. Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Elsa and family.
Mr. and Mrs H. b. Elisha and family.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19

picnic grounds 1t Arkansas City and
many liberal prizes were given by the
merchants of that city.
Among these who attended from this
city were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parham,
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Mcknight. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Smith. Mr.. E. 3. Newell, Mr..
]. Mahaney and l.. r. Turner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
INSTITUTE LASTS ONE WEEK.
Enrolment Larger Than Ever Be
fore-2O8

In one more week the normal institute
closes and the examinations viii be held
on the Monday and Tuesday OF the fol-
lowing week. From the very start the
institute has been a success and the en-
rollment has been unusually large. The
total enrolment up TO last night was 20S
and even a few more are expected TO
enter during the last week The interest
taken has been exceptional. fact that
is largely due TO the addition OF several
new branches with which many OF the
experienced teachers were not familiar
This fact also increased the enrolment.
SThe Time for Crystal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
~ "a STS LIT A
sas-s tie 81 The Kind You Iays sTayS Bon.
'sa "a &sEezzIx
SEWING CIRCLE NTETIvc

d " I-Nb CIRCLE MEETING.
w. r. c. Sewing circle met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Beach. After spend
ing pleasant time socially on the large
cool porch, which was arranged for the
occasion, about p. m. refreshments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19

organ boy and how he heard the great
orator
The sloset Scene from Hamlet 80.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shakespeare
Strong dramatic scene from Shake
sPeare's great tragedy ...............
.----.......-... Prof and Mrs. Metcalf.
The Chase (by requesO ................
.-.......-..-............S Sir Walter Scott.
Mrs. Metcalf
Poetic description OF a hunting scene
introducing vocal suggestion OF the
huntsmans horn.
Two scenes from the Rivals .....
............ Richard Brindsley Sheridan.
Prof and Mrs. MetcaIf
Two short humorous scenes from the
famous comedy introducing scenes be
tween Capt. Absolute ana Mrs. Malaprop,
and Sir Anthony Absolute and Mrs. Mala-
prop.
THE Swiss Goodnight .......... Anon.
Mrs. Metcalf
This pome describes 4 beautiful Gus
tom among the Swiss mouRtaineers and
in its is usgested the sound OF the Alpine
Horn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
IMBODEN MILLING co.

John ". Adams returned home yestsr--
day from Missouri where ho bad been
engaged IN the trial - case during ths
past week Mr. Adams reports the ffuir
crop IN that country sn enHre failure the
YEAR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank our friends who 50
kindly assisted US during the illness and
death OF cur son.
MR.. AND MRS. CARL Spank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
Copper Cures
Consumption

New Treatment for Consumption Endorsed
by Member of British tuberculosis Con.
gfess-''Autid0tum Tubercuiose" (fhe
Copper Cure), Marvel Of the Medical
World-Hope for All, No Matter How
Bad 0ff-Large Trial Treatment Alb.
soiutely Free.
Benefits Congressnaz Dingley's Soc ana
Others of Consumption IL Their Own Horae
Remember There Is No Expense or OBJ
iisstiOn Attached to The Offer of Free Trial
Treatment,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19

J. 2. Comfy has returned from trip
TO the Wichita mountains IL Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19

GEORGE L PRATT.
JOHN KELLY.
J. NJ. CHAIN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19
CHARGED ABANDONMENT.

SThe Time for Crystal.
Is all the time Hard Water Kills"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-19

Pstheesc story Of D0s, the p0sr little
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Special Prices in the
 Art Departments,

A great many women pre- fer to sit out under the trees or on the porch these hot days and do art work--it is cooler than indoors. Here are special prices on a num- Der of things in art goods that are selling particularly well at the present time.
 Linen, for embroidery work, in tan and old blue, etching floss to match, per yard. soc.
 Peter Thompson Patches, for trimming shirtwaists. in red, blue and white embroidery, each, 75c.
 65c Swiss Scarfs and Shams to match; Scarfs 1Sx54. Shams 32x32- 39c.
 Our complete line of Pillow Tops in tinted, tapestry and velours that sold at 65c, now 49c.
 Thread Cambric for ladies hand kerchiefs, from soc to 2.25 per yard
 Mt Mellick Patterns of genuine Mt. Mellick material. one-third off, prices from 29c to 1-75.
 Cotton Pillows, covered, the fancy sateen and finch ruffle. 75c values, 49c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
A Table of 35c and 75C Materials at i5C.

On a middle table, Mon day and Tuesday you will find a big lot of Wash Fabrics of most desirable quality and approved styles. None of these materials sold for less than 75c, and most of them at between that and 35c. They are all marked at the uniform price of 15c yard. They include.
 Mercerized Foulards.
 Sllk GIn6ham,
 Oxford Cloth.
 Imported Swisses.
 Mousseline oe Soie.
 Irish Dimities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Gloves at Special
 Prices.

You may always count upon this Glove Department as having everything you need in gloves. They are talking about White Lace Mitts being scarce-they are not scarce here.
 Here are some special prices on silk lace mitts and llsle gloves.
 75c Silk Lace Mitts in black and white; special 500.
 Soc Lisle Gloves in black and col DTS, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Some NOtiOns-=Near= a Thousand B e : sides These.

At all times you will find notions here at very little prices. For special selling Monday here are. the follow ing.
 75c Gotham Hose Supporter, silk webbing, satin pad and belt, at soc.
 Holmes and Ide Linen Collars, summer styles, widths l inch to 2A, two -or 25c.
 Sem-On Hose Supporter, 25c values. 19c.
 Children's Skeleton Waists. all sizes, 55c.
 Skeleton Collar Foundations, plain cotton. bobinette silk, featherbono frame, 12Lsc.
 English Pins, as sorted black and white, an sizes on each paper, full count. Price Dc.
 Crancall Wedge Supporter at. per pair, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
The Gloves Prices Are Up at Most Stores. TheS Say.

Some folk say that white silk Gloves can't be had in any of the stores-that's not so, they are here if they are not anywhere else. The fact that they are really scarce does not increase the price so far as We are concerned. Plenty of them here at the old time prices and tn a va- ried assortment. A
 For special selling here are two
 recently bought lots:
 2-clasp S1.0O Kid Gloves, osc'
 Silk Gloves, elbow length, 75c.
 Laco Mitts. elbow length, 5oc-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Some soc to $l.25
 Silks for 60C.

For special selling Monday here are a number of most desirable silks that have pre- viously sold at 89c and LOO. They come in co1ors and white.
 s125 and S1.00 Black Silks, plain. 27-inch Black Taffeta.
 27-inch Black perspiration-proof Habutia.
 27-inch White W1sn Habutia.
 27-inch $1.25 Wash Taffeta and Louisine.
 All at 69c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
\ Special Sale of
 HandkerChiefS.

Here are Linen and Mus lin Handkerchiefs, at specia prices.
 Pure Linen Handxerchiefs, un- laundered, hand-embroidered and hand-initialed, worth 1sc. six for LOO.
 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. hand embroidered in dainty colored pat terms, 35c value. per half dozen. 1.5c.
 Pure Linen Unialndered Hem stitched Handkerchiefs, 121ac quail ity, per dozen, 1.25.
 Good quality Swiss Muslin Hand kerchiefs, hemstitched. per dozen, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
69C Alarm Clocks Here
 Now at Soc.

These are the Alarm Clocks that sell everywhere at 7Sc. They are called "The Ameri- can" Nickel-plated and guar anteed for one year.
 Elsewhere price, 7Sc. Our regular price, o9c, our special price, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
The Special Selling of Wash Fabrics at Big Reductions.

Everything in the Wash Goods aisle gets a final cut the height of the summer season is almost here, but be- fore it gets here we are de- termined to reduce the stock to a minimum. Whats the result ,?
 Materials at Less Than Half
 Prices.
 This means less than half prices for the very best sell ing styles of this year. Lawns, Batistes, Dimities, SWisses, organdies and Gren- adines.
 Here is briefly the detail of the story, which should bring a thousand women here early lMonday morning.
 30-inch Colored Lawns, worth 71sc a yard, at 4c yard.
 32-inch fancy sheer f3atiste, worth 10c yard, at 5c.
 A great line of printed Dimities, worth 20c a yard, at 1oc.
 A new line ot fancy Swisses, plain and fancy colocs, worth 25o yard, a 16c.
 An entirely new line of printed French Organdies, worth 39c yard, at 19c.
 All our own importation Organ dies, quite variety yet to select from, worth soc a yard, at 25c.
 We still have few dress pat terms of those beautiful Grenadines yet to sell; they were 75c yard, at 34c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Special Prices in the Toilet Department.

Here are a lot Of little things and in every instance the price is speoial-that is the way we stimulate the selling. Ed Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal, soc. soc Rubber Sponges, $50. Rubber Bath Caps. 75c.
 Dead Stuck, kills reaches and bedbugs. 21c.
 White Rose Glycerine Soaps, 13c per cake, for 39c.
 Violet Ammonia, half pint size, Dc.
 French Extracts, 40c quality 19c. Bathasweet, for the bath. 25c. Sozodont 19c.
 Breath of Violets, for the breath, 6c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
A Special Sale of
 Hosiery.

Here is some high class hosiery-hosiery worth much more than now marked.
 Women's soc Hose in novelties at 42c.
 Women's soc Black Lace Hose, three pair for LOO.
 Women's 25c Fast Black Hose, lace dropstitch, 15c.
 Infants soc Hose, 39c.
 Infants 25c Brown Lace Socks, two for 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Special Prices for Toilet Goods That You Need Now.

At all times youwi1l find in this department everything that woman might possibly need on her dressing table.
 soc Almond Albadien, 33c.
 10c Floral Charms, Sc.
 BOG Rubber Sponges, 35c.
 40c French Extracts, 1sc.
 10c Violet Ammonia, sc.
 25c Tooth Brushes, 1ec.
 During these days when fruit juices stain the hands you will need a first-class cleaner-''L ''Ltainoff." It thor oughly cleans without injur- ing tho skin-it improves it -l0c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
One Thousand 25c
 Fans Here at l9C.

Here is a Fan opportunity it duplicates the wonderful bargain ot the Realization sale. It's a thousand fans in a va rietv of styles that are well worth 2Sc, but marked spe- cial at 19c.
 Palmetto Fans, size 1, one for 5c. Dc.
 Palmetto Fans, size 9, two for 5c.
 Palmetto Fans. size 8, three for Sc.
 Silk Japanese Fans with beauti- full etchings, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Special Selling in the Boys Clothing De- pertinent.

Here are knee pants, blouse suits and waists at special prices. Also a small lot of knee pants, just the thing for summer wear, marked soc.
 A pure linen Knee Pants for boys, nom to Il years, 3sc.
 New Wash Blouse Suits in our stocks, sizes to 10, formerly $1.50, 1.o5s
 Mothers Friend and K & D. Waists and Blouses, soc and 75c quality, now 3ec.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
The News in Jewelry

A lot of jeWeIry and fix ings now-a-days.
 Pearl Fan Chains, three styles. 1.50.
 Novelties in Belts with slide in back. in oxidized and silver buck les, in silk and elastic, soc.
 Automobile Bags, with gold and silver mountings and inside purse. f.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Here Are Some Spe= cial Lots in Silks and Dress Goods.

Some real good bargains for the smart shoppers-for those who know how much much more than these prices, the materials are worth.
 Grenadines and Gauges, were $1 % and $125, now b9c.
 Wash Cord Silks, were half dol lar, now 19c.
 Black and White Wash Habutia spot, precipitation and waterproof were 65c, now 45c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
25c Maftings, l2tc

25c Japanese Mating. fancy coIors, blue, green and red, at 500 per roll of 40 yards sold only by the roll. Pew yard, l2Hc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Lovenlan, Joseph & Loeb's Page of News

It is Time You Are Getting Ready to Put Up Your Fruit for Next Winter. Fruit Jars and JeI- ly Glasses.
 At special sale here is a big lot of fruit jars of all kinds.
 One-quart Mason Jars, porcelain caps, by the dozen, COG.
 Two-qGart Mason Jars, porcelain caps, by the dozen, at 75c.
 Extra. Boyd's 35o Caps, by the dozen. 25c.
 And here is a new jar suing for favor Lit is just the thing for preserving large fruits. It is called the Hazel Atlas Jar. Pint size, by the dozen, soc.
 Quart size, by the dozen, Loo. Some Jelly Glasses in eith- CT plain or optic, in two sizes --one third and one half pint sizes.
 1-3 Pints by the dozen 30c. Special prices in barrel lots.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
The Newest Thing in
 Water Coolers. ]

Glass Water Coolers is the newest thing. From a hygen- ic standpoint there is noth- ing in the world to equal them. One of these glass coolers will keep the water ice cold without the ice get ting in the water. There is nothing about them to hurt the water either-the tank proper has an aluminium cov- CT.
 The coolers come in three sizes. 4-gallon size, 6.25.
 5-gallon size, 6.75.
 6-galloi- size, 7.50. Here are Galvanized Iron, Agate Nickel, Steel Water Coolers. Next to the Glass Water Coolers these are the safest and best and most economi- cal.
 2-gallon Galvanized Water Cool CTS, lie.
 s-gallon Galvanized Water Cool CTS, 1.5o.
 4,gallon Galvanized Water Cool CTS, zoo. ss .N
 6-gallon Galvanize Water Cool CTS, 2.4o. a S-galion Galvanized Water Cool CTS, 500.
 lo-gallon Galvanized Water Cool CTS, 4.25.
 2-gallon Agate Nickel Steel Cool CTS, 400.
 4-gallon Agate Nickel Steel Cool CTS, 600.
 6-gallon Agate l..ckel Steel Cool CTS, 7.5o.
 S-gaIlon Agate Nickel Steel Cool CTS, 800.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
The News in Foot wear Concerns Quality and Style and Low Pric e Combined.

There is one thing you may always be sure of here re garding footwear--only the newest and best. We do not carry any cheap undesir- able slapped together foot Wear--don't have the trade for it and--and don't want It. We sell good, serviceable footwear cheaper than any body else here abouts we reckon.
 An idea as to feathers and prices.
 Mems all patent Colt, hand-welt Butcher Oxford, 500.
 Mems Ideal Pa ent Full Foxed Mat Kid Top, hand-welt, 3-button. Butcher Oxford, 500.
 Mems Patent Kid Goodyear welt Oxfords, in Lace and Butcher, S.5o.
 Mems Black Vici and Velour Calf, Goodyear welt Oxfords, $50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05

400 and 4.50 a dozen, marked
 l5c Huck Towels are marked at 10e.
 Bleached German Linen Napkins worth LOO a dozen are marked at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
A Lot of LOO Crepe
 de Chene at 75C.

On sale for Monday ard Tuesday here is a lot of white, black and all colored Crepe de Chene. 24 inches wide, all silk, sold originally for LOO and l25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Suits, Waists and Skirts. 5 l-3 Per
 Cent Off Regular Prices.

The greatest opportunity of this that you have had this summer You likely to have another Thank the cool and backward weather for the opportunity
 We bought largev-and had big sale notwithstanding the backward summer still there hundreds of suits here that ought be here at all
 The same way with shirt waists and skirts The result is that taken onethrd off of the prices most everything the Department What that you have here and par rulary admired in the early and get 1t at your price
 Here is what little money will do trimmed with and p:arl buttons Or White handsomely trimmed with at 195 CIunyLa a $50 White Lawn Suit tucked waist l25O m inB at89 75O hambra with Etamm stitching skirt and shirt White Black Navy eiabOratey waist at 54O
 We embroidered Linen Suits which will a of the original price, for instance
 5000 embroidered White LinenSu
 well black black which sold 25O0 for 1495
 black with irregular white dots for and Png shrred and 1250 actually # price
 We blue Eamine Chevs $500 for 2000
 black OO and 5000 Travelling greatly reduced
 Skirt Department 1900 Eta will ell al
 The 1250
 priced goodsh than that
 Youca buy 40OO Skirt a 2500-A $500 skirt at 20O0 Our Shirt W. ist Department is Right In 1t, Even in
 Price Cutting.
 Handsomely trmm which $50 a 395.
 at 800 Waists l95 Others proportion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Some New Vocal and instrumental Music at 23C.

All all tllneS you may be sure that whatever is popular music-or standard for that matter-you can get here for less than the publishers price. For instance, here is some of the latest music, and all at less than you can ordi- narily get it.
 Instrumental Music 23c. Dixie Girl (march and two-step). After Dark on Broadway (march and two-step).
 Midnight Fire Alarm (march and two-step)
 Midnight Flyer (march and two step).
 Dixie Land (march and two- step).
 Sunrise In Georgia (march and two-step).
 Society swells (marcl and two step).
 Hearts Courageous (waltz). My Dream Lady (march and two-step)
 Cecelia (waltz).
 A Lucky Duck.
 Anona (intermezzo and two step).
 Dance of the sparrows (charac- teristic).
 Alagazam (march and two-step). Mascagni's Farewell (inter- mezzo).
 All, each. 2ao.
 Vocal Music 23c The Banquet of Misery Hall. The Mansion of Aching Hearts. When the Sunset Turns the Ocean Blue to Gold.
 I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You
 In Dear Old Fairy Land. Trouble
 Oats de Way to Spell Chicken. Where the Cotton Blossoms Bloom In Dixie Land.
 Where the Silyery Colorado Wends Its Way.
 Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life. Just Kiss Yourself Goodbye. Nobody's Loolin' But the Owl and the Moon.
 Alabama or Way Down Yonder In the Cornfeld.
 just Next Door.
 There's Nobody Just Like You Madelane.
 Why Dor't You Go, Go, Go. The Gambling Man.
 You Are My Little Honey Bee, by George Nichols.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Accordion Pleating Free to Our Gus toners.

Bear in mind that any ma :erial for skirts bought now will be accordeon pleated free of all cost. You will find several special lots of dress goods in black, white or col- DTS, at soc a yard that will make up very attractively when accor1eon pleated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
6Oc to 75c Ribbons Are Now Marked at 35C.

We place on sale all our novelties in ribbons, includ- ing the exclusive designs of the season. Most of them are soc ribbons, some are 7Sc ribbons, and most of them so were marked originally. They are all now marked Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Laces and EnibrOide- ries at Special Prices.

The new Lace Department in front of the elevator needs all the additional room which has been accorded to it, for notwithstanding tits the mid dle of the year we are selling a wonderful lot of Laces and Embroideries = prices are about half of what they were. Briefly here is some most desirable news.
 5Oc and 75c Swiss Edging, with Inserting to match, per yard, 35c.
 25c and 30c Cambric Edging, per yard, 15c.
 15c and 20c Cambric Edging, per yard, 1oc.
 1Oc and 121zc Cambric Edging, per yard, 7H2c.
 75c and $1.O0 Fancy Tucking, per yard, 49c.
 5Oc and 65c Antique Laces, per yard 40e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
The Special Sale of Table Linen, TOW= els and Bedspreads Continues.

Last week we told of the special sellingof two thousand yards of short length table linen, representing various grades, beginning with un- bleached German Damask and up to the finest Silver bleached Irish and Scotch Damask in widths of 54 and 72 inches. The sale has been a success-a phenomenal success. These remnants come in 2, 2 1-2 and } yard lengths, and the prices are in a great many instances about half off.
 We also continue on sale the MarseiIle Spreads that originally sold at 2.50, now at 1.65.
 Then here are some fine Damask fringed and hem stitched Linen Towels, worth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Going Out of the Tai Tor Trimming Bus mess.

Here is a chance for the tailors of Birmingham-we will sell our entire stock of tailors' supplies to you at about half of what they ordi- narilv cost. We will sell the entire lot to one man, or we will divide it in lots. Ask to see the department managers first aisle, main floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Hosiery for Infants, Misses and Chil- dren.

A lot ot summer novelties in white and black. in pat terms to suit everyone soc, Infants silk Socks. were soc. now 39c.
 Misses Black Hose, were S9c, now 25c.
 Children's Black Hose, were 25c. now 19c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
S3.OO Porch Shades, S2.OO

ox8 Vudor Porch Shades. Regular price, 300, Special Sale price, 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-05
Handk erchiefs for Women and Chil- dren a f Special Prices.

About half a dozen lots of Handkerchiefs at special prices.
 Linen 25c Hand. ..erchiefs at, per half dozen, 1.25.
 Linen 19c Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs at. per half dozen, loo.
 Children's 5c Lawn Handker- chiefs at, per dozen, soc.
 Children's Linen 15c Handker- chiefs at 12Lac.