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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-10
RETiRES FROM BUSINESS
n, G. Kaufman Retires After Sixteen Years Of
Business in Aberdeen.

! Today and tomorrow the store OF n. G.
kaufman will be closed while the stock
Is being invoiced, and when it opens
Wednesday morning the name of y. G..
kaufman will be no longer known in
business circles.
Three nephews OF N. q. kaufman.
Nathan, lsadore and Leo kaufman. will
incorporate under Tie name OF kaufman
Bros, and will carry large stock of
goods in the J. Is. DaJuey building.
{ Heron and II streets, as soon "a that
structure is completed.
n. Il. kaufman came from Olympia to
Aberdeen and engaged in the dry goods
and clothing business in 1855, establish
ing himself on the corner now occupied
by the HAYES v iI3yes oauh. In 1890
he built 2 two story w.. 'nck on the
opposite corner, which he occupied until
it was destroyed by the fire one year ago.
During all those years the kaufman
block was the only brick building in the
city, AMI was quite land mark
During his long business career in
Aberdeen, Mr.. kaufman oujoyed-and
will long enjoy-great popularity in
Aberdeen. public spirited to the last
degree, he was never called upon and
found missing when any proposition was
afoot for the advancement OF Abe deem.
His purse and valuable tima nere
at the disposal OF the city, WHICH he has !
seen grow from a mere hamlet and to
which growth he has as much as anv |
other individual assisted. There will
always be warm spot in the heart of
A aberdeen for N. G. kaufman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-10
Along the Water Front

The brig Geneva is at the Wilson mill
loading for Australia.
The schooner Philippine is loading at
the Union MILL for san Pedro.
The schooner Winslpw i Mt the Michi-
gan mill, loading for San Francisco.
The steamer Coronado sailed from the
Anderson & Middleton mill for San
Pedro.
The steamer G. C. Lindauer sailed
Saturday from the Wilson mill for San
Francisco.
The schooner Rust'cr is loading at the
West & Slade mill for Southern Cali
fornia ports.
The schooner G. w. Watson arrived
in port yesterday, to load at the Western
mill for Oakland.
The steamer Centralia arrived in poit
Saturday, and is loading at the West &
Slade mill for San Pedro.
The schooner San Boneventura sailed
Saturday from the Aberdeen Lumber &
Shingle mills for San Francisco.
The steamer Santa Barbara arrived in
port Thur sday afternoon, and sailed yes
terday from the American mill for Port
Hartford, Gal.
The schooner Meteor is at the Lind
strom shipyards undergoing repairs,
after which she Win load at the A ber-
deem Lumber & Shingle mills for san
Pedro.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-10
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
The Millinery Section

The Millinery season has advanced, the styles and colors have developed Tn certain directions, and our general line of Millinery IS complete and in accord with the styles shown in New York, the headquarters of originators of this country Brown continues to be one of the most favored coIors and IS shown in great variety of shades. The dark tea leaf brown Is beautiful dark win ter color, and particularly effective in felts combined with dark golden tints and light greens.
 Green has come suddenly to the fore in dull shades, deep moss green running from dark to comparatively light The revival of green is an en- tirey different class of shades from those worn last winter, especially as such greens harmonize with all browns and dull golden hues shot with pink is very effective.
 Hats entirely carried out in dull moss green have an elegant appearance, and they are most becoming When a combination of tints is required plumage is generally resorted to- Flowers of a diff ferent color are chosen to combine with shaded velvet leaves.
 great deal of delicate handWork is avished on our hats worked with tucks shirrngs and stitches which give them that exclusive and dis dnct expression.
 We have gathered the most attractive colec- ton of street and dress hats, from the plain and simple sailor and turban to the most elaborate and picturesque dress hat.
 Chidrens untrimmed scratch felt flares with fancy four bell crowns, all the leading coors, stitched brim, worth 1.25 each, at 69c
 Chidren sailor large size with pretty silk gros grain band, worth 1.25, at 89c
 Ladies large rolling brm short black sailor trimmed with collar suitable for readytowear gear all the leading coors, worth 1.25 each at 75c
 Ten different styles of ladies ready y-towea hats either flares, sailors urban in all the leading coors and best styles, worth 2.75, at LIS
 Ten dozen of assorted coored feather pom pons large size, stylish for trimming street hats in all the leading colors They wired and will apart, worth 75c each at Soc
 12Inch ostrich pume in either white, black coored very long stock extra heavy, hat made out of piece guaranteed to for several worth 4S0 3.5O
 Fifteen different styles of eadytowear dress tubans, in all the leading coors and shapes, from the torpedo urban to the large Russian tuban made of either silk vel vet with trimmings to match, worth GOO to 7.50 at 5.1O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

of embroidery, deep hem, very full bishop sleeves, full length and width, all sizes. Special,
 1.25 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, neat tripes, pink and blue, with solid color yoke, and panel down front with finish of fancy braids, kimona sleeves, made of excel lent quality outing, very full, good length, all sizes. Special,
 1.48 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, white, with deep yokes, embroid- cry trimmed, finished at the back with beading and ribbon, bishop sleeves, finished with braid and button hole stitch, made of excellent quality outing, full length and width, all sizes. Special. IFS LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, assorted colors and stripes, with deep yokes, elaborately trimmed with beading and ribbons to match, stripe, also finished at sleeve and neck with button hole stitches, extra good quality of outing; full length. full width, all sizes. Special price, 1.s8 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, lkimona style, white only, tucked front, broad bands of blue and pink, hemstitching around neck and sleeves, deep hems, extra quality O. outing, full length and width, all sizes. Special, 2.25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Corset Demonstrate
 The Kabo.

Beginning Monday and continuing until Saturday, November 5th, we will hald Corset Demonstration in the Department
 Demonstrations, as rule, are merely to demonstrate that some par ticular corsst Is better than all others that really is not demonstration, at least that should not be the spirit of demonstration. A demonstration proper should be the demonstrating of the different styles as they are adapted to women, no matter what their physi- cal ldlosyncrasies may be.
 A demonstration of the Kabo IS bound to be a success, inasmuch as decidedly distinct model for every style of figure, and to contribute to the posi- tive success of the demonstration there will be in charge an expert corsetlere- the best corset woman Tn the business, so they say You are cordially invited to come and talk over your corset troubles to her.
 There are so many things to be learned about proper corset fitting that regardless of whether you are interested particularly in the Kabo, or 1t makes no difference. You certainly must be interested in proper corset fitting, and on these grounds you are invited to the demonstration
 It may not be amiss to state right here that the Kabo corset was awarded the highest prize at the St. Louis World Fair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Mistakes in Buying Black
 Dress Goods.

Several weeks ago we advertised mistakes in buying Colored Dress Goods and succeeded in selling out all that we had accumulated for several years. We have examined the black goods stock and finds that the same condition prevail there as in the colored dress goods. There are some I.5o to 300 black dress goods, imported nov cities, that would have been well to have left unpurchased, things that you did not buy at the time; some of them are now two or three years old. The value of the goods still exist. They are suitable for house dresses, skirts, wrap pers, or any purpose for which black goods may be used. It is merely matter of taste as what pattern you will select.
 There are Crepons, Cheviots, Jacquards, and for that matter everything in the Black Goods line in odds and ends even some flne plan grounds or which YOU found the finish different from that you wanted-things that must be gotten rid of from stock. .o
 We name one price on the whole lot, 59G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Chafing Dishes Cheap.

New Chafing Dishes with Dome Covers. This feature adds to the appearance of our Chang Dishes; at an increased cost to us, but the retail price remains as before:
 2-pint Chafng Dish, Chafng Dish, Spoons stand 300 Forks sver-plated
 handle 150 4. laaa 'Aie D''"' " so Chafng Dish Spoon iio" '"n'' ~ Fork fancy shaped bowl, 200 3-pint Chafng Dish, with Stag handles on some spoons nickel plated frame and done or forks 25o Special 400 kohabia pint Botles DOC
 China Cuspadores Cut
 New shapes and decorations in China Cuspadores made to sell at 65c and 75c. Special soc
 Candle Shades and Candles
 Our designs in Candle Shades the most tracve shown here They include all staple shades and two colorS. They priced each LOO
 Silk Shades all coors, each, Lamps,
 25c each, soc Shades coors, each. 12 Candles all coors each
 DUG 4c each, Dc s Candles Banquet sze) Holders nickel, Sc each, Sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
The Lace Depa rtment.

In the Trimming Department we have received a good many new novel, ties in spangled galoons, allovers, col lars ant circulars. They are the swell and late novelties just arrived, and are suitable to trim the most elaborate gowns for evening or reception.
 Black spangled circular collars, as well as fancy white spangled yokes and circulars are very popu- lar to carry out the new ideas for high class dress making They range from 1S0 up l5.00 each.
 Narrow fancy guimps, in all the and coors suitable for finishing touches and dainty gonitue be found in all shades, from, per yard, Sc up to 25c
 Mousseine de Soe in about twenty different shades, AS inches wide very nice quality, worth from soc 7c per yard at Z5c
 They odd pieces the they are sold way below the price.
 Fancy lace collars very much in demand. We have less than twenty-five dozen in various sizes in either round or oblong shapes, worth from 125 to l50 at I5c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

back, conceded the most effect i've belt of the season. in all col ors. Price. LOO
 CRUSHED LEATHER BELTS in all colors, some tucked, girdle effect, combination of colors, etc. Price, soc
 BUSTER BROWN" BELTS for children, all colors. Special price, 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, made of nice quality outing, neat stripe pattern, assorted col ors, pink and blue, well made, bishop sleeves, yoke back and front, good length, full width. Snecial 45c
 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, made of good quality, assorted colors, neat yoke, plain turn down collar, finished with braid, good length and width, all sizes. Special. 48c
 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, good quality, assorted colors, neatly trimmed with button hole stitch and braid, double yoke back and front, bishop sleeves, full length and width, all sizes. Special. 65c
 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS. assorted styles and colors, neat ly finished with braid and stitch ing, well made, yoke, back and front good quality, full length and width, all sizes. Special, 8ec
 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, solid colors and stripes, with trimmed yokes and collars of braid and stitching, full length and width, made of best quality, all sizes. Special, 98c
 LADIES' OUTING GOWNS, made of pest quality outing, deep pointed yoke of small turned
 down collar, finished with ruffle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

SILVER TEA SET, four-p1ece sterling (925-1000), applied rose pattern, butler finish, in hand some white Morie silk case, white satin lining. Regular price $200.00. Special price,
 15o.oo SILVER BREAD TRAY, ster- ling (925-1000), and twelve indi- vidual butter plates, handsomely cased, very attractive. Regular price $75.00. Special price,
 SILVER BERRY OR ICE CREAM SET, sterling (925- 1OO0), of large bowl and six in dividual plates, a most elaborate gift. handsomely cased. Regular price S100.00. Special price,
 7o.oo SILVER FRUIT BOWL, ster- ling (925-1000), very large and exceptionally heavy and elabor- ate, very attractive piece, beautifully cased. Regular price s1O0.00. Special price, 72.5o
 We employ an expert t here are engraved free of char
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Some Attractive Novelties in
 Leather Goods

Our Leather Goods Department never looked so attractive as at present We are now prepared to serve you with the most complete line of leath CT bags ever shown in the south. We have bags from Soc to 2S.00 An inspection of this depart ment is solicited.
 LEATHER BAG with braided handle, nicke frame with inside change Special soc
 ENVELOPE PURSE, strap handles with inside purse Speolal soc
 HAND BAG REAL wAIRUs braided handles nickle frames inside purse. Special 100
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
French China Placques

FANCY PLATES including all sizes; price, per dozen
 75oo CAME AND FISH SETS priced from 600 to 5000 GLASS; shapes, patterns full line with happy; nrced 5o nm to Punch Bowls a $500 BRASS AND COPPER including Candestcks, Jardnieres. Fern Dishe from 200 to loo BRICABRAC CLOISONNE, Amphora Royal Bonn Royal Vi. emma Maiolica and Kayserznn priced from 75oo SINGH PLACQUES three decorations, oos 1OINCH PLACQUES, three decorations. at 1oo ,oINcu pr aCours th,ee deooratons at c,,Ir pr .courC tbres doooro+iops at 11 i,p pr ACoI1ES tyro dooorot;ons frorn ~ ~ ~ o 125o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Largest Assortment of Belts in the
 City and the South.

Our Belt Department is now showing larger and more varied assortment of styles and patterns than heretofore. Belts of the newest creations in leather silks or velvetS all the new things are to be seen here. Some specials are silk belts in Twenty-Five different styles of shrring, good luaty all new specials at G5c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23


 SILVER SUGAR and CREAM SETS. sterling (925-100O). a number of styles and patterns, all handsomely cased. Price, up from zo.oo SILVER BON-BON DISHES, sterling (925-1000), all sizes and a number of styles to select from. Prices range from
 $50 to 25.00 SILVER TEA SPOONS, ster- ling (925-1000), in cases, at prices much lower than the ex- elusive jewelry stores can offer them. Prices begin at $50 per half dozen.
 KNIVES AND FORKS, ster- ling (925-1000). half dozen each in handsome cases, various prices, beginning at, per set,
 25.0O SILVER SET OF SIX BULL LON OR CHOCOLATE CUPS, sterling (925-1000), in handsome case. An exceptionally appro- priate gift. Price, 37.50 Igraver, all goods purchased
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
A Special Lot of Linens and House.
 furnishings Go On Sale.

For selling in the early part of the week here some special lots of housefunishngs and table linens and prices are 20 per cent less than regular anticipate successful sale notwithstanding there not large lots represented
 Cloth yards Wide two and half long, 249 IahIe Cloth two yards yards each
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

EXTRA QUALITY SILK. some hemstitched, some tailored stitched, all with massive gilt buckles, the latest rage, a most complete assortment. Prices from IFS to 800
 STYLISH VELVET BELT girdle and crushed effect, in all colors, up from 65c
 LEATHER BELTS, spliced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
New French Dinner Sets

One hundred piece French China Dinner Sets, five decorations on Luchen Shape, ana Cream in place of Soup Tureen. Special price 25.UU
 One hundred French China Dinner Sets. same decoration as above, with Soup lureen. opeI1lan 1n price z.oU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Fine Suits-A Special Showing
Special Sale Ladies' Outing Gowns.

We have this season the largest and most complete line of Outing Gowns and Petticoats ever shown in the city, and at most reasonable prices, so that it does not pay you to have them made or to make them yourself We have large assort-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Shirt Waist Dress Silks.

LOO Messalines, Peau de Cygnes, Peau de Soes, Plaids Jacquard Plads, mannsh suiting effects goods running from 19 to 24 inches wde-plain, solid colors and fancies; values 1.75, at 90c
 Also 3 and 4-yard lengths of the most desra- be silks of this season, the last cuttings of the piece of the choicest goods we have imported Special g4c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Wool Dress Goods.

54inch Granite all wool 17 shades and coors including black; worth 1 OO yard at 59c
 line of 36-nch al-woo Dress Goods-Serges Grantes, Henrettas Mannsh Sungs Cheviots few ranges of col
 ors worth soc to 65c yard, at $50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
A Special Sale of Low
 Priced Silks.

This lot of Silks embrace the kind of silks that you are always wanting and at the height of the season. Goods that are particularly suitable for purposes which women are now looking for. For instance:
 The Brocades in evening shades are especially adapted for Things of opera coats. The cords in Japanese silks are the kind that are wanted for shirt waists to wear under tailor suits.
 These cords are solid coors, in small pin stripes and self-colored dots:
 19-nch Cotton back satin bro Habutia 3so cades, worth 65c. Special 39c 23-nch Habuta 23inch Jap. Silks white, There other special black and coors, 39c odds in this lot of 39o 19-inch solid few of a stripes 39c Q separately all 21-inch Jacquards Brocade at 39a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Beautiful Bavarian China

This new China is growing in favor each year. Ghe body is as hard as French, and the decora- lions are nearly the same, the price, however, is one-third less.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
Some Wedding Presents

Every season finds us better prepared to care for all wants in this line, and we only ask you to come and look them over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

Placques, 2.5o, 500 and 1000
 Tankards, 7.5o, $50 and 12.5o Salad Bowls, 100 Bread and Butter Plates, each, 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
A 59c Silk Sale.

special lot of shirt waist and shirt waist suit ing silks in this lot embraces &C., 75c and 69c silks They are jacquards, plaids, solids, changebles all pure silk goods, worth in some instances 50 per cent more. No job lots but specially priced silks bought under favorable terms, at 5Sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

LINEN TABLE SETS, consist ing of a fine bleached German Table Cloth, finished border, and a dozen Napkins to match, at the following prices:
 CLOTH ? YARDS WIDE and 2 yards long, with 1 dozen 22x22
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

Napkins, a set, 4.98
 CLOTH ? YARDS WIDE and 21s yards long, with l dozen 22x22 Napkins, a set, 5.49
 CLOTH ? YARDS WIDE and 3 yards long, with l dozen 22x22 Napkins, set, 5.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23
New and Appropriate Wedding Gifts

Our Sterling Silver Department has been greatly en- arged We now have of the finest selections of ser- ing silver wedding gifts to be in the souh An nspec ton of goods earnestly solicited and comparisons invited. Some of our attractive pieces are:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-23

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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18

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