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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-07

life; to ward off the i'll effects of the
changeableclimateo of Washington. They
keep it in their homes for family use.
They recommend 1t to their neighbors,
and they do not hesitate in public print
to declare Interpretation and endorse
ment of this greatest of modern remedies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

come Tickets FOR n Lecture ana got writ
ten Permit 90 20 through the Car Shops.
lie went 20 the Station TO meet the rural
Lamb and protect him against the Cabmen.
lie saw a hot Sport with a new Butt OF
Clothes and a Red Tie come through the
Gate, but he did not spot anything that
resembied a Cemetery Trustee Wane ne
was still waiting the Hot Sport calno up
and wallODed him On the Back and Intro.
duced himself.
What do you think7" asked the presi-
dent OF the Yapvile Citizens Reform
League. II got into Poker Game with
two Of them key Drummers on the Train
and trimmed them Tor 81 same. cons II the
Train had been 4 half hour late I'd have
got their Sample-Cgscs. I've got a Roll
here that would choke Horse ami have
Feeling that I am about TO Buy. We
drank up everything in the Dining Car
except the Catsup before we got to Spring.
held and wouldn't take 81 for my Thirst.
BY the way, ! want to tell you that I've
left my Fujnmas at Home and you might
as well move the Bed out OF my Room, be.
cause ] won't need H. II you have any
Word to send to your Folks before we cut
loose, step into the BOX ana telephone
while you're still able 10 talk"
what Go you wish 60 see nrst Of all the
PerAs or the Power. HouseT' asked Sah.
ford
III itE al the same to YOU" said the
Cemetery Trustee, Il should like 10 bogiu
my Vacation 10y putting a tall Crimp in the
Guy that spins the little Ivory Bali Then
you caa send home Cor your Low-NecL and
We wiu have little Dinner Party have
engaged the Louis XIV. Room NO az the
Hotel have In my Suitcase no less than
seventeen Letters Of Introduction 10 wen
known Society Ladies who are always
Hungry, This Afternoon / expect to have
all the Messenger Boys 60 Town busy
When we SIT down this E~cnlng there viii
DE SIS worth OF y'olets and four Cocktails
et every Plate. I'm show thes Issies
thar I'm no piser After the Eats we are
going over and SIT in an OF the Boses at
tina Rou1A House Show thnt I've been
reading about After that we are going
20 q nice. quiet. allu'ght Restaurant where
they have the Hungarian Orchestra, and
any ono that passes away before 6 a. m.
win be called % Quitcr"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

to receive Word that Cousin La Tayetta
was coming 10 spend Week Whatever
JOG he felt, hp dii NOT chow at OH.
The visiting Cousin s liable 10 be
Fierce Proposition l4sier tHe most favorable
Conditions. but Sig mure tlau Hard Luck
TO be sadd.ed vltl one VINO 10 Totai
Stranger Sanford was aostas tAat the
Train would run on the Track, but he
wrote Cousin Lafo 10 be sure and come
right 70 tho House.
SANFORD saw v-sy u.aE week ahead OK
him. Ha was not va-y Strong f1r tho
Chareron Game he could SOC h-meelf neg.
scctius Business 30 order b lead Cousi1
IaIe around and Raow him inc Sky
Scrapers. me Autnas I'm the Park, the
Eden Nusee and rhs big Engine in the
Power House. lie had observed that the
EIcursionist Is always keen 70 see lot
OF Sights that nre a Sealed Book TO the
Man who lives right IN the city.
Sanford tries 20 get line on Cousin
Iafe so as 20 frame up the right kind OF u
Program. lie could tell by the Picture in
the Family Album That I.lfc was a Pure
Character and somewhat OF a Rubc. III
wore white Tie ana had his Hair
.yummed down on his Forehead He
looked as n he would IKE 20 be u Preacher.
hut could not quite make q. Ills open
Counteuauce had that sweet and trusting
Expression o. the Hubbard sgnsah who 1,
willing 20 give two Tons for a Five
SO Ear as sanford could learn. Cousin
LATE war q kind OF moral Sisu-Board and
snow white object Lesson IN the Jay Town
which claimed him as It's own. He was Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

pupils IN high schools, remarkably wen read
for their years, are guilty OF gross errors
in spelling; stll another, that pupils who
have the Wit and brains and style ia write
charming letter misspol abominably: and
yet another. that boys seeking entrances to
colleges az nrs r0lE. able 10 pass examine
lions in mathematics aud science, spell after
tho fashion of witch AS 70 the common
rules OF photography the ignorance that
there are any worth trying 10 understand
and apply "a amazing"
The schools have more Important matters
than spelling 90 attend 20, and they have 10
tine To waste on foolish rudlments. Why.
there are the Chicago school children who
study street cleaning municipal bookkeep-
ing municipal reform and vnrious other
branches " the world shaGoYing Tree OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Are you Cousin LAfe or a RlngerT"
asked Sanford.
81 arm the Cemetery Trustee, all right,
all right" was the reply. "a Cemetery
Trustee breaks over only about once In
Three Years, hut when he does hit the
Track he makes Mile IN 200 look like
Funeral Procession. For many Months
have been drinking Milk and posing as
an example for the Young. / I'VE In one
Of those Towns where every living Boul
knows how much l pay for my Clothes and
how many Jumps of Sugar l put in NV
Coffee. II ! took Drink out there, every
body would know shout IL In twenty MIN.
utes. II Amohed a Cigarette would
be hanged In ETdgy, / might as well &c
out and kin an aged Wolnan with a
Ratchet as mix Tp IN any Poker Games.
30 / DO the stralghs ana Narrow. hut
now I'm M here among the Electric lights
With no one TO keep Cases on me. um
hong on sleep and J have Money In evory
Pocket. I'm mp here to play n short I'm.
gngemert as tho Village Indisn. II you
care to follow ma ] think ] cau put you
in right and probably show you good
many places that you never saw before,
even II yon DO 1.-Two right In Town.
SANFORD tried to be Game, hut IN two
days Cousin Late mad him Down ana Out.
He feN hack and took the Count, Cousin
Lafe took him Home In Hack and roast
ed him and told arin he was Rhinestone
Sport and a Mackerel.
I'm all In" said the Wreck. Il admit
everything you say. The Man who lives
In Town ana thinks he ts Gay Dog isn't
a Marker alongside OF the Respectable Cltl-
zen from down the Road am supposed
20 be dtssolute Cluhman, but I take OF
my Hat 20 Cemetery Trustee"
Cousin LATE went back to ne Country
and reported that SANFORD was q Nice Man
but seemed to 90 Ettle Wslo.
Moral.-,Dou't try to keep up With any
Pillar Of Society.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

sociology They do condescend 70 ''vSual-
lied reading and spelling, and II you under
stand the system according TO which they
learn, you cant help being astounded by
their learning. We have seen fathers weep
tears OF pride and Joy while examining the
attachments Of their progeny. Show Jack
the word dog, Tor example, He may deny
all knowledge OF It Begin 70 bark; at once
he recognizes his old friend dog" Ask
JIM 20 spell drum" N she is wise she
refuses Beat a tattoo and she cries drum"
or "rub-a-d ub-dub"
Some imperfectly educated parents com.
plain that their children can't spell or even
read tolerably. after years az school, II
the complaint be true, what Of ~ We are
10 assume that things much more precious
than the base mechanical art Of spelling are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Os Jaught- spelling can be made n matter
n memory and be acquired as a habit :" ON
Sj,C eontIary, let us run away from So afro.
IA mo H. Hu a3iuquated belief DO we want
mo b11h pon parrots OF orr children7 There
ny .isher faculties than memory n Is
80 'nat some OF us did by means Of hard
spsS Grlll ana damnable iteration learn TO
6ei1c n. We ought TO be ashamed Instead Of
DRY. Better ~ - nay Iorcepf habit and mem
va or an unscienuAc method.
sroii4 what Is the use Of learning TO
s spe photography is iimd, not nxed' Here
forc,ns Spstlng reform associations, busy In
turS VIC 70 use new spsilines. Every cen
r r-ry, mas its idiosyncrasies Of spelling and
n, ,,V,aINunciation, We have TO nniearn IN noe
usA q what We had to learn In Youth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

learned by those children. They le,r, a.
tnlnA they learn "coucentratiop'' 80,
Or them can model 90 Clay a little and nG
oni. Naa SanIWlches and try 20 sing II a.
~ oWh modest ohscu atlon thst bovs ana
gigls IKE TO 90 TO school better tbsg t NV
SlN IN our time Why? Because thev o-o
better and the schools are better. 'o oD6 IRE ar,
cause cause 50 much time is not wasted on tbe
RS Whatever our children lear, le tnree
learn' i Is great satisfaction 10 feo, 4" ~ %
they are taught in the right manno. 'n9t
S sneir unfortunate begetters could onlv h,va
odsl improved meth
Let us start out with tho iAsu - -,
S s prea1anite Boston friend, uthst ssfiI s
aren can be trained to spell. Il they CA eail az.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

For The Post.
Once there was Man living IN a Big
Town and he had Cousin whom he never
had seen. Some people are very lucky as
TO their RelStiyes
The Man wac lived IN the Wicked
Metropolis was named Sanford and the
Cousin who lived out IN the Woods was
known rs Iare, although his real Name
was Lafayette.
Every Christmas. Sanford world send
LATE some kind Of a stiugy GIT and then
I.afs would retalate BY shipping IN 8 INT
Turkey FOR Thanksgiving There was o
formal Exchange Of Letters about twice
per Year.
SANFORD was = good deal Upset one day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
THE LOST ART OF sPELLlNe

Isn't II Better Tor the Children 10 Model
In Clay a Little and Try to Sinol
New York sun.
is Boston, happy home Of the now
thought, cold TO the new educaton3 We had
supposed that the city OF the. three hills was
fun Of all tie modern educational improve
monts ana WITNESSES, ana thar her schools
We're hung with an the frnis aud embroid-
cries Of the accomplished moderns. Yet
the Boston Transcript prints such regret.
table old-fashloned and hunkerlsh stun as
thiss
1T Is a fact 81 observation. explain II
how you viii, that pupils who have taken
prizes FOR scholarship IN grammar schools
q Fooo standing eau not write letter free
or plonaess IN Speilipgi another fact THAI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

I EgeP bo S1aef some 5ns or great ana socd E
could get high mark s.i II sp e his sss:sl
was an arbitrary sPelleT, Il thought 4 " e.
that good old Jared SPARKS sty' see ths ~
be sacrlIegious 70 let PSste a.riy Nsw s.aas
est facts. In spite OF ms ca rodllke ~,
shire opportunities, me the EHgsl
spelled to suit himself, rranlnaL ~
Siglsmund was aooNs u y
shouldn't American
spellingf ~, IA left 10 cor y.
In time. spelling VII W. necomes o.
their many nobler and ns Pc snlIebsIs' y,
that tedious, changing ana
ness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Il 5ererons 8tst Of Bargains for 3cndaV '0nlV.

5oc quality Plain japanese silk, p inches 1E~
75c Fancy Silk Surah Plaids, Japanese Corded Wash
Silk black and white striped. all pure 0E-
400 SILK Waist Patterns, four yards each; this is
high class wasting. in plain, fancy and Q Q
embroidered silks and velours; each. .......b ~
Real French Flannels fancy stripes and figured,
best quality, most of them short lengths; *
close out - - =
10c Yard Wide English Percales, light and dark.
good assortment of patterns <
special. ....-.''.'- '....-..'.' ~ y
10 yards New Prints in navy, gray. light and fancy
styles; your choice. 10 yards Ok
- ~ -
New Fancy Zephyr Dress Bingham. in plaids and
stripes. pretty styles, the loo kind &
9OxS1 Best Pepperel Sheets, torn, hemmed Ip~
and ironed; each..,. Observation-Disclosures. FCS
9Ox9O Sheets. Anchor brand, best made X
torn hemmed and ironed; each..,.......,, OOL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22


neprhap hoaqh1 natmg maa
yueHkn contributed
eutu to be the
Houston and State usz fact you u1nt real qsU creations
udIfm them
days the hot ce sets m but haze qfh toll 9ao H2 Medium and
Wash Goods Department and and ou application
carefully s in person %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Nezu Shirt Waist Salts

OF Silks, Linens and White
Lawns
Shirt Waist Suits, made of fancy
check taffeta and peau de sole silks,
very stylish and nobby; X m
price .......,,,.,,-.'.- ~SNN
Shirt Waist Suits, of peau de sole
silks and changeahle taffeta silks,
in all the new colors. Prices are
% 90, 20.9S X IN
Shirt Waist Suits. white lawns,
madras and dainty figured ( OF
lawns; price ..............Ss/ "
Shirt Waist Suits, of white linen,
D 59ilor-m 5.,ae effects. 1913
Beautiful White Lawn Suits,
trimmed with medallons of Bra
lillian point and Paraguay en-
broideries; prices IL m
are 11.9S and .......... J OHUO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

ana ths Main Ka4oO IN this cisEeps e.
sogm LeRGua.
Accordingly Sanford bad al the Drink.
nolss removed from tho side Board ana he
warned che Children not to laugh while
Cousin rafs Yves saying Grace AZ the
rAoS@ Then ne went out ami bought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

The instant a chilly sensation Is felt. ueo
pr Humphreys Seventy sevsb.r and take
BONE form OF gentle exercise until perspira-
E1on Is induced. This win break IN your
Cold.
The persistent use Of err" oreakH NJ
Colds that hang on-Grip.
Humphreys' Homeopathic Me,dicine Co.
Corner William and John Streets, Sew
Tcrk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Black Stlks

This is only partial list. There
are others just as reasonable in
price. But this will give you an
idea, and plainly shows them the
best values ever offered in Hous
ton.
Black Taffeta, a splendid quality
for the money, all pure silk, 20
inches wide; 0S
yard .... .,.....'....,,... - W
Black Striped Silk, for waists. This
Is the kind that will give you good
satisfaction; NJ
yard .........s........ "
Black Taffeta, oil finish, 81 inches
wide, heavy and pure silk; SQ~
a yard .................. ~ (
Black Oil Boiled Lyons Taffeta,
every yard guaranteed not 70 :
to split; yard ....,.......// u
Black Peau de Sole, q inches wide,
with a rich luster; QE
yard ,......,., wv
Black French Satin Luxor, 1 yard
wide. This is the best wearing
goods In the silk line; It is heavy
and has a very rich finish; o.
YARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
C Z Fancy Wool and
Serge Dresses to Close orr S,,a

SPECIAL FOR NEXT WrFv
Any Childs Fancy Wool nr...
Blouse Suit, sizes 4 to IA Sos saa
regular prices 500, $50
and Sos; choice .....Z.W
Center Pieces and Scarf,
and 9-inch Round Linen nov,,..
trimmed with 1;a and pinch va,
Cluny lace; SOC, A.
soc and ..................ZoC
IS, " and 86-inch Round TN,
Center Pieces, edged with hand.
some real linen antique lace & ,
and 8 inches wide; each 40
4.9S, 3.9S and .........J.T0
Sideboard or Dresser scarts III
yards long, trimmed in unsn N.
tique lace, something en-. ZOO
tirely new; each ...,..... OH0
Hosiery
Ladies' Stainless Black Cotton
Hose, double heels and toes n
plain, drop stitch and RI
lace; a pair ................l JC
Ladies Fast Black Cotton and
Lisle Thread Hose, double he'll
and soles, in plain, drop NJ.
stitch and lace; a pair. NC
Ladies Fast Black Cotton and Lid.
Thread Hose, double heels and
soles, in plain. drop stitch, lace
boot and allover lace; IN
Ladies' Fast Black Ldsle Thread
Hose, double heels and soles, IN
plain, lace boot or allover lace, with
silk embroidered stripes and other
effects; a pair, LIS, LEO, TX
1.2b and ................. ~
Children's Stainless Black Ribbed
Cotton Hose, double heels *
and toes; a pair ..,........ Nv
Children'g Fast Black Ribbed CT
ton Hose, double knees, f0r
heels and toes; q pair. .....S ~
Children's Fast Black Ribbed CO..
ton and Ldsle Thread Hose, double
heels and soles, in plain and 1Sr
lace; a pair .............,..% NV
children's Fast Black Lisie Thread
Hose, double heels and soles, m
plain and alloyer lace; 50r
a pair .......-.......... Wv
Mems FarntshingS-Spec
for the Week
A beautiful line of Fine Madras
ehirts, IN light and dark ( IN
oolors; to sell .........,...|soV
We ara chasing out al colcrsa
STIFF Bosom Shirts, All LOO anu
1.5o Shirts. special for 15r
the week s,,..........~s ss.'
7Sc Cambria Night Shirts with OF
without collar; special bUr
for the week .....--..'-''''
Fine White MeFiIS
Drawers (cotton), formerly SOW
for soc; special for Soc
the week ........v~~+.'..
Bows Laundered shirt Waists, with
collar OF without; special 31c1
for week .,.....''''''''''''
Closing Ont All Mems Shoes
We haven't room enough to carr:
such a stock of Shoes for men y
we would like to carry. Ins ,r r,s
prIoe will move any article Ia Ia
how we win make the Mems Sn0''
fly.
90 Mems 200 Tan Lace Shoes hoe.
voc The styles are moa
stock and workmanship perfec'
90 Mems Box Calf and wa W:
! 10 Shoes, with weltea s ssor
800 and $50 grades, neither '
worn or old, all sizes.
90 Mems 200 slippers sizes
zoe ., 10 and H.
or for two pairs Infants S0''
Z9C Sole Shoes,
m Children's Lace and s sarus
DUO Shoes, sizes 5 to s. sp'
heels.
zE Chndren's Cloth Top
/OC Shoes. sizes 5 to IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Regarding the new Durbar Linen
Mesh, or Etamine, we are advised
by our European buyer that there
is already o scarcity of this pop
ular fabric, it having won the ap-
proyal of royalty and the smart
set, The result is the mills are
unable to turn out this fabric quick
enough. Fortunately for us, more
arrived this week. and We take
pleasure 10 showing you this fab
ric for a more worthy fabric never
left the Irish looms In plain,
snowflake and striped; %E
$50 $50 and ................. W
New Oxfords, in basket weaves.
This is a popular fabric. Could
not get enough early in the season.
In the plain basket weave, fancy,
and q beautiful white with black
stripe also a zigzas stripe; 20
a9c and .......-.......,.... W
New Sutings. in white plain OK
ford. now so much trimmed in
heavy lace a costume for *
any lady a yard, soc and. 4 "
Plain White Duck, $50 pieces. a
special buy OF ours, well worth l5c
q yard; on sale at m
yard .......t...,....... "
White Corded Madras, so pieces,
stripes, figures and dots, "a to 20
inches wide, an honest r.
value; a yard ............. J DC
A new arrival of Oxford and Dam
ask Fabrics 70 sell at, Or
a yard .................. .ZOC
Also some new F1eece-Lned Mar.
settles and Piques, rather a late
delivery, but welcome, at special
prices.
During the week we will sell
many short lengths Of Table Dam
ask, that is, too short for regular
stock, but large enough for single
table cloths, in lengths from l IL to
yards, bleached, unbleached and
red also many White Lawn and
Curtain Swiss remnants, in lengths
from l to yards, at greatly re-
duced prices
Also some Of our choicest pat
terms In White Waist Goods. in
lengths from to AZ yards. These
are this seasons goods. To 80 at
great reduction.
Everything we offer In Black
Goods has stood the most careful
and exacting test as to quality and
price.
Black Goods
Priestly's Black Etamine, BriIlian.
tine and Batiste, They are all
very good values for the IN
money; a yard .............O OC
Priestly's Black Canvas, In open
effects. Plain and Fine Corded Pop
lin and Very Light Weight Chevlot,
all very popular for unlined skirts
and worth double tho money TX
we ask; for ................/ NC
Prlestly's Black Etanine, Plain
and Flaked Wolfe, Crystal Crepe
London Cord and Light Weight
Paue Satin, They are all highly
finished and popular 90
fabrics: a yard ..,........../OC
Priestly's Black Silk Work Crepe.
Crepe Wolfe and Silk Mohair. all
~ inches wide and superb ( "
quality; n yard .......... ! SZ y
Something New In Fine
Wash Goods
Just Received-A beautiful line Of
Swiss Embroidered Zephyrs. in the
newest cclorings, first showing; the
TIC value, m
MONDAY '..... .,............ wv
Big line Fine French Zephyr cling.
ham, in solid and check designs. 80
inches wide; the soc quail OS
| ity, Monday ...............ZO DC
One lot Fine French Figured OK.
tords, something new; the IN
Soc quality ...'........,.....Z OC
All our Fine Imported oxfords in
white, colored and novelty effects:
special prices for Monday 25o, soc,
soc, SOC 90
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White Bed Spreads. Marsefes patterns. 2 1-412 La
a good honest spread at $780, on sale SQ~
Monday only. '....'...'..'''.''''''''
Bleached and Unbleached Towelng, on bolt of 20
yards on sale Monday only. or
bolt. ,.....,..,............./C W
9O.lnch BIeached Double Damask, sold all th' I *
time at 175 a yard Monday only, yard. j 81 v
S0-inch Beached Double Table Damask, sold at
100 yard; on sale Monday only, m
at yard. .,....,......,'........'$ wv
Our $50 quality Ladies' ? and 3-Casp Glaze and
Washable suede Kid Gloves, in all good No.
dark and light shades; special, pair. ...,,... TOO
soc quality Ladies Black LisIe Alover Lace 9E
or Lace Boot Hose special pair ............]OC
sc Everlasting and Imitation Torchon Laces, edges
and insertions to match, IL to inches f.
WIDE special, yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. <
soc and zoe quality Pure SILK Laces in black white
and cream, insertions and edges; TX
special yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Infant S Department

Infants Nainsook Gowns, daintily
trimmed with hemstitch- S0~
ing; price ................ WV
Infants Long Dresses, Of white
nainsook and dainty white lawns,
some hand made, others daintily
trimmed. Prices are 500, 8.9S, $50.
ESQ., 75o and 6,5o' 1926 &c. SOC
Infants Short Dresses, of dainty
nainsook and lawns. daintily
trimmed with lace, hemstitching
and embroidery Prices are 500,
S.9S, $50, ESQ. 1873, $50, S0-
100, 75c and ...........,,. |OC
A full line Of Infants Long and
Short White Underskirts, of dainty
materials; at 100, 100, SO1
zoe and ....,....,,,..,... Wv
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Wonderful Undsrqvear
BARGAINS

soc Gowns, Drawers, Corset Covers
and Chemise made of best ma,
terial and neatly trimmed; OE
price ..........,......,.....Z ~
75c Drawers, Corset Covers, Gowns,
Chemise and Underskirts, very
daintily trimmed with laces, tucks
and embroideries; IT.
pFlce s..,,....,...s-.. ~ -
100 Gowns, Corset Covers, Draw
ers. Chemise and Underskirts, Of
fine nainsook and cambria, elabo-
rately trimmed; 70
pIlCe ''...ss'sss.-, ~ = -
$50 GoyEss, Drawers, Corset Covers.
Chemise and Underskirts, elabo-
rately trimmed; 70
price s''..,.,.......s ~ : l.
200 Gowns. Drawers. Corset Covers.
Chemise and Underskirts, trimmed
very daintily and elabo- I OE
ratelyi price ....,......,..S ~
Visit Our Corset Department
The New Dip Hip Corset. in all the
following makes; Thomson's
Glove Fitting, R. E. G.. J. b. p
D., w. 3, and Warmers Rust Proof
At 400, $50, 200, m
$50 and ................ l.UU
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Tailor Made Suits to Close
OFT REGARDLESS of Price

1 dfiOr Maze SuttS TO Close
OCT Regardless of Price
Lot Consists of Ladies' All Woor
Serge Suits, skirts unlined, all
black, formerly sold at 90
SOS; choice ..,........,..../ %
Lot Consists of Ladies' Suits,
made of serges and venetians, in
blues, black, gray and green, jack
cts silk lined, our regular 1900 and
1900 Suits; } oQ
CuolCe ..-.ss.. zee. - - ~
lot Consists of Ladies' Suits, of
oxfords and Venetians, inverted
tucked skirts, silk-lined Jackets, in
navy, grays and black; II 40
price ...,,.',...,..... 10 W
Lot 4-Consists of Ladies' Fancy
Dress Suits, made of Examines and
other fancy materials, IN black and
colors, and also Ladies' Tailored
Suits, Of cheviots, VenetIans and
OXfords, some silk lined through
out. In browns, grays, navy and
black, formerly sold at $500 $3.50
and 1000; < m
choice ................... S'OO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
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