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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

erliness, Of sectional patriotism.
VINO % it that says these presump-
tious words to you today Your
present speaker, born and reared
in South Carolina, from 10 10 %
years of age, was a private SOL
der in the armies OF the Confesae-
racy. He knew nothing but draw
rations, vheE he could, and eat
them. and draw cartridges, of
which there there we're generally
. plenty. and shoot them and
obey orders Foe these years Of
his life he has no apology to
make to anybody anywhere On
the contrary, they are the proud
est of his life. Nothing that he
has ever done since gives him
equal satisfaction in its remem-
brsnce, nor has he ever done
anything with equal Test and ar
dor since the crunbling of the
Confederate Government filed
his young soul with an inexpress-
iole sorruv. He still loves the
Confedsracy and its men, but
God forbid that they shall be so
unwise as to turn his face to the
past and bis back TO the future.
and NOPE and mourn over lost
youthful hopes, ambitions and
designs God forbid that he
should NJ the behess Of any man
let his reason abdicate her proper
throne.
For one, at least, I am at har-
nony with the citizens OF every
other State in this Union, as
shown whenever occasion offers,
In wishing that the President OF
the United States had made dates
within our borders Doubtless
he would have been glad to do 30,
If we had rendered our hospIsali-
~. Ii Is not the man alone, hu,
the Office we would honor. But,
As to the nan, let me say that il
Is not right 10 Judge him ouly and
simply by his earlier and unma-
tured utrerances, before the heal
OF the war between the States had
fully subsidized, and before hs
knew Us Is well a. he knows rs
now If we nay judge him b.
ms late performances a. tbs
world peacenaker, the doctrines
of hate and indebtedness ID
not ind lodguent in bus strong.
beating, though Republican
heart Instead Of holdiag him d
anything unkind or sectona
which he may have spoken o.
written or done in the past, pre-.
Ter % bear In mind now the nov
erfu' and earnest and veIcou,
support given to our State and il
officials during the days Of ou
long drawn CUT anxiety becaus,
tof the prevalence of the yellow
sco1rgs IL our borders Com
rates- latrerfy he Is a friend, thu
stlekesh as close ~ q brother,
friend In time of need, . helpful
tender, capable. efficient friend
Who can say how many more o
our beloved fellow citizens mich
not De under the sod If he had
a. he might lawfully have done
ushsened the purse strings of th,
nation and withheld the helpin,
hand Of the Marine Hospital Ser
vice when the South called an
ne saw the need of assistance
WAS sick and ye visited me
| was in prison and re came IN
TO me-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

HAVING discovered the Pacific
ocean, visited every State in the
union and reconstructed the
South, IL only remains for Presi-
dent Roosevelt to 60 In person
and paeifeate the FIiipinos.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

President ROOSEVELT could
doubtless obIice the car very
much by calling for = peace con-
ference between the Russian gov
eminent and is people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

AL grades of refined sugar
have been reduced 10 cents per
100 pounds This : one trust
tina, = trying - get the public
sweet upon Il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

TEE Russian national assembly
- - be given free speech Il l.
expected to follow the example OF
cur American Congress and get
onsO ali the other free things for
itself.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

TIE JApaoe<e rec crop - very
short this year Now xe -h7n
probably have - 6Ri s5-eShinc
else % thrOE 1t the departing
brs.ts ani yru.r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

TIE prssiaienE says that the
South VII =olvs the negro prob
len- Ye=. but the North must
q nsi ssinS upon dong the
batting for the team
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Up IN Boston a tailor commit
ted suicide because his custom
ers did not pay their bills promp,
ly- II Al tailors should follow MS
example, We should soon have No
txIlOrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

PEOPLE who are planning TO
reduce the expenses Of the gov
ernmens printing Office seem not
TO have thought of the popular
and economical plan Of abolish
ing the Congressional Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

TIE administration proposes TO
cut down the expenses OF the
Philippine Islands Something
must be saved somewhere TO en-
able Us 10 pay the bills for those
congressional junkets-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

EsE report cOc== 1cr-s that
E.nSi1ad = D 5Shr sh= ..=s-icAz
b-sf trust Th6- = ore tir1s xh@r
we nay b Pa-lous-i ~ h0pizc
Englazf 81 xsn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

TEE Chicago Tribune thinks
tire people may rest comfortably
IN the belief tha. there Will De no
necessity for reGniting the North
and the South again for several
years"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

NJ WETTE IS being very cnrdi-
ally treated by the Russian peO-
pie Even the Russians can ap-
preciats those qualities which en-
able 4 manager 70 make a pen
nant winning rush with tail end
team.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

n must De gratifying To Presi-
dsn Roosevelt 10 know that in
bringing about the peace at
Portsmouth ne did not destroy
the possibility Of succsesful revo-
tafsen n RusuSa~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

But a. 80 understand e. Mr..
Shaw wishes It u-G-ssoo6 :Gii--
tl1etiy thzt as : rel-sas f-sz ths
ca1inst and uos from the rare Tot
the u-Ssis3en---
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

WEILE the 6. q. T. believes N
- .ectI1u. Is : prutsction i1- the
Pr@=ilens Of the company and not
prOseetSon fC- the p0lcy h0tier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

TsE kzi-e- El1-s - Germans
u D. -s~ty far va He talks
IG-s Lac n IL - e1iy too glad
% furnish the E1r Il auly MS foIxs
wilI get re1fv sl- Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

THERE = 10 string 70 the car
r.kAse e political liberty this tine
The dagger ot revolution cut the
ssrilE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

CYCLONES are again circulat-
ing through the West The en-
ssrPrising West seems determined
L. Keep things moving.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Every ounce Of food 700 ct that
tails b digese doss ps1nd Of harm
IL suxns TIA eneire neal into poison
Thin net only depsfves ths hood ol
The nscessnry tissas- bailding massxi-
d. bot is poisoos t. Kotol Dyspep
sia Cure b . perfect digssesnf- II
digeses the food regardless OF the
ecceisicn % the seomoeh- II allows
shas organ 70 rest and get seroas
again Relieves heiching, heart burn
Dsr stomach, instigsssiDa, palpitasiou
q ~ hsars- esx. Sold By A. III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

ADNTEkL TOGO 70 BE- 4 hero 10
his siie- He = s1i1 - hand over
e-ery cent of his salary to hsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

SINGCLAsLT enough. II l. ".
Mite. n r-an sprung from the
executive power IL Russia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
Special Home Seekers
KxeQrslOu.

81 Foa The BOUND rue.
On Tuesdays. Nov. slss, De. ssb
ADD 18th
Tia Iron MoonsAia win ssiI tErksxu
from MsoPAis To rexas. Okk.ho-.
New Aaxieo and Lo1ininaa "A 49,,
poznsss - 81 Of she oos vzy for -
round Trip. neksss have . EmiS "a
twensy-oas CAY days % rssarn. VIA
sop oven - pleasure, going And re-
tzrnisg-
For rul infesnzsioa address.
C. = B0uxDKxxx, T. r. A.
H. " wIsox- ~ g p A
y g. Man street. Me1phis, rsnn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
n8sH LISIaKSr ON KARru,

Henry D. Baldwin, superintendent
Of the City water WORKS Of shuIls-
many kinds Of Imminent, nus I have
never received mech benefif until
ussd DalIard's Snow Liuimeus for
rhcumaslsD and painA think is the
6ese hnimenf On EARTH 35e Soc and
eI-an- sold by A. H. Kendel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
NErRALGIA PAIyx

Rheumakisn. mnha-o and seinsir
pains yieid - the psassRaking inls-
saee Of naliard's Snow Lini1anx- II
peneeR1ses % the nervss ard bons
and hsidg ahsorhsd into lie blood. Irs
healing properties are eouvsyed %
every part of she body. and effect
suDs wooderfuI eures- Price Sc, Soc
and o. Sold by - H. Kendel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

A cough syrup which drives . cola
oos OF 1she system BY acsing - . e.
ksnnety's Lax1flve Hoasylaad Tan.
Clears TIE throas. strengthens the
l1ngs and bronchial tubes he
mothers friend and the childreus
fsvoxise- Best tor eronp, vhoepinx
cough, etc Sold BY A. IL KendeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Nature needs only . LissIs Early
RISER nov and then to keep the bow
els clean, the liver aexive, snd the
system Tree frum. headrrhes, eoassi-
pasion- ETC. The famous Iiksls nm.
Early Rasers" are pleasant in s1ses
and perfect in zesion- rAey naves
gr.pe or zicken, bot tone snd ssrpnw-
then the hver and Kidneys. Sold s.
A. d. Ke1del-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

A hq0d cold ours and the only
eo1dn syrup which moves the bowl
worm AL cold out OF the syseem-is
kennsdy's LAXATIVE Honey and Tar.
Clears the bod and throat and makes
weak lungs strong. Best for eroup,
whoopsn8 cough, etc Childrea love
L. Sold By A. II. Kendel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Mira T. ". Ev1ns, Of Cieayvater
Kans-r write NY Husband lsy SCI
fog three moa.fa- The DOCTOR sai5
hat hs had quick eonszmpsioa- Sc
procured . bossIe Of IsxsIax3,s Hore-
hound syrup, and is cured aim Thas
uzs six ysars ago- Since then W.
have alw1ys ksPs . bosxie in tks
house. We cannot do without n
Ros eo1Ghs ard eosds il has No eouzI y
Priee Nc Sc sd sr-eo- Sold by A. q.
Keadsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
AHOc sess
JSS AND
sc SpEsIrr
DEN ANDs

Good 2oad--
2z-Hi Free Delivery.
IN sG-z<e Izmigrztion-
AP -zlans ut coursy Fair.
NSsS Attention. given 20 Fruit
Growing
D~vsh1pr~us 0rthe Live
Sock Il<isxsrr.
riv--s55@d Farming - Some
hing 70 sell Every Day
hrr ira. EGzcaff11 tor
t1rm-- - ka1 31E<e.@r--
Better <c11ct Houses and
a1zTer >Shnot Terms for the
-cg-s-y CkEs3rSn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

LII few peopIs arc entirely trre
fru@ fD1iGs1ei1a - tkss ssass,u a. H.
ysr- Ksl1si DyspsFia Ourr : not
sszy Ne bssk rsasdy to ne becsu.s
Il dieas1B vhak yoa eat but becau,s Il
.is0 snnssss NJ 0gsskfve apparatus
20 asse1ak.xa a.d Transform al foods
isso tiuss- baidfng Hood Ko<ioI re-
hnves eo1x stomach. heart burn
o~leAmg. and ~ fosns u isdfxeseior
Sud ~ a. H. Ken3el-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

he not be deceived by eoanserfeiEs
when you buy wfreh Hazel SaIve
he name Of & C. Dewits & Co., Is
on every box Of the gsa1ine- P.Ies
ID their vorss form viii soou pass
away u yoa vii apply Deyirr,s
witch Hazel Saivs night and morning
Besr for cusss barns, boils, sexser.
eezsDa. etc So1d BY A. H. KendeI-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Trunks and Valises.

We have always handled only the
best makes of trunks and valises.. No
"sEoddy leather" or pressed paper"
finds its way into our leather stock.
Nothing that does not measure up TO
our high standard will be sold here.
We particularly pride ourselves on the
quality we sell.
Buyers of trunks have begun to look
for the trademark which we show on
all standard trunks. A shield sur
mounted with large d and the ramp
al lion is trademark found only on
high grade trunks. Each one guaran-
teed made of the best seasoned bass
wood with sheet iron bottom, full
brass bumpers, knockers and protected
locks Compared with the usual trunks
sold, this means double service.
In this department we also call at
tention to our wardrobe trunks, with
hangers for hanging your clothes just
as you do at home-the bureau trunk,
in which your garments can be better
assorted, therefore, easily accessible,
and anyone living in their trunks at
watering places and travelling knows
thk value of these comforts.
We invite your special attention to
the basket hand satchel and willow suit
cases. So much lighter weight. more
adapted for women to carry than the
heavy sole leather affairs that you Gus
tomarily see.
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Muslin Underwear.

Since our Sample Sale of Muslin I'm
derwear two weeks ago, which sold out
very quickly, our buyer has gone into
t. market and secured second lot
OF samples from another maker. These
"ocds come up to our standard just as
tie first lot did, otherwise they would
not find room on our counters. There
are scarcely two pieces of a kind.
The. are uniformly well made
made in open, bright, sunshiny fac
tories-none of them are sweatshop
goods, but made under healthy, hygi-
enic conditions.
AS there are no two of kind you
should come early in order to get the
choice. The saving is fully third.
TL~re are not ono1gn of any one kind
to specify in our advertisements, and
therefore only this general mention is
made of err
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Booking Orders for Dress Making

About this time every year we begin
to book orders for dresses to be made
during the fall 1t is of vastly more
Importance this year that ladies should
book their orders now.
The fact that dressmakers in Bir-
mingh.ra are hard to procure during
tie season every woman knows There
does not seem to be the growth in this
line apace with the growth of Birming-
ham. We therefore urge our custom
ers who wish to avail themselves of
our department to allow us to book
their orders now Mrs. McIlwain will
have charge of our Dressmaking De-
partment.
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Jewelry Cleaning and Repairing.

Our Jewelry Cleaning and Repairing
Department now in its second month
needs but scant advertising, as its pro-
ficiency and promptness of work has
begun to be well recognized.
in this department we propose to
ca-ry out the spirit of the store and to
do nothing but the very best work at
minimum prices. Our workmen are
ideally located for air and light, and
everything that is conducive to good
work. For cleaning ana furnishing we
have installed electric buffers and pol
isl ers. All other work will be done by
hand, and includes the most delicate
watch repairing and gem setting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Importing Silks.

Our second direct importation of
Natural Wash Habutia Silks have come
to us during the past week. These
goods besides being as usual thorough
ly reliable, are guaranteed to you to be
q per cent under the market value.
--e scale of prices given elsewhere are
for Standard weights and qualities that
sell everywhere at the indicated usual
yslue.' On these goods we save an
initial purchase cost of twenty per
cent and five per cent commissioners
fees, and therefore we can and not sac
rlnce our profit give you this twenty
five per cent saving.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
TIeliosine Ware

Among the many new lines
we have in Bric-a-brac is the
Heliosine Ware, made IN
Austria. 1t is similar to Ma
jolica in body-mixture, but
the outside glazes are exact
finishes of dark rich Tiffany
Glass. Prices are very reas-
enable:
Vases, eight different shapes,
Prom 800 to 1850
Enerenes from $50 to 1900
Cake Stands, 400 10 WV
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Taffeta Ribbon

All Silk Taffeta Ribbon In all
colors, 3 IL inches in width, soft
In finish and just the ribbon for the
hair and elbow bows. Regular
price per yard Csc; Special lBo
Satin Taffeta 3 IL inches in
width, suitable for making girdles
and using for hair. Regular price
Der gard 4Oc; Special zSe
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The Rebus.

Following our policy of always doing
just little more than we promise. we
added four additional prizes for the
kebus. We found that there were
many more answers to the Rebus than
we anticipated. We thank those who
have won Rebus prizes, to call for
them this week. Ask for the Rebus
Editor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Toilet Articles.

Robb's Almond Albadier
for the complexion, the only
preparation that removes al
diseases of the skin. Regu-
lar price soc; Special Bic
Real Badger Shaving Brushes.
Regular price zoe. Special, soo
Russian Rubber Sponges, slight
ly soiled. In two sizes. Regular
price $500, Special, 1.2o
Hirsutus Skin Food, cleans the
skin, zoe
Newbro's Herpicide Hair Tonic,
Regular price, per bottle, $loo'
Special,
Hudnutt's Violet Sea Toilet
Water, per bottle. f's
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An Association of Birmingham Mer-
chants have agreed among themselves
TO pay round trip railroad fare for fifty
miles on purchases amounting to $40.
This arrangement began about the 18th
Oh last month, and will continue
throughout the fall This inducement
TO out-of-town customers can be had on
request of the Superintendent here.
who will direct the customer to the
secretary of the Birmingham Mer-
chants Association. He will refund
such railroad fare as has been paid by
customer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Art Department.

Pillows. lined IN COUGHING cord,
made UP complete. Csc, 25o and Soc
Pillows to be embroidered in
silks, new designs in the shadow
work, 2oc, 500 ana QUO
English Eyelet Embroidery, more
popular than ever, and to meet the
demand we have new line, In.
Guiding lunch cloths, doilies and
centerpieeesi
Tx7-in., H2o
1ox1o.ln. 121sc
12x12-ln., 'so
lsx1s-in. COG
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Belts

A real natty Leather Belt in soft
crush colors are the stylish shades,
Brown, Green. Pink. Lavender,
White. Black, Light Blue and Tan.
Regular price SOC; Special 25c
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Cups and Saucers

soc Odd Nups and Saucers, 2oc
About ten dozen Cups and Sau-
GERS in English, French and Ger
man China; former prices of these
cups were up to soc each. All go
in at the same price, 2oc
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Summer Wash Goods Clearance Sale


This will be the most notable event of the weeks
selling heret embraces sale of the entire wash dress
fabrlcs-and because the goods are very much cut in
prices Being late in the season will be the final and
lowest price
These fabrics embraces some of our most expensive
wash dress goods for instance:
Ten yards of Dolly Warden Organizes at 8oc-the
real worth of which will be about zoe yard or 90 a
pattern-making this particular item sell at about 25c
on the dollar The last of odd lots-sn1a ends-some
slightly shelf worn-a few perfectly fresh and new
The item Of CSC imported Organizes sold for I.4o
pattern OF ten yards represent saving to you of a
little over half
We predict we shall be very crowded and busy on
these items We make this prediction with view Of
cautioning you to be early.
Ten yards Dress figured 29c pattern
Ten yards Dress Patterns of assorted materials stock
select from at ACC pattern
and large Polka Dot designs 90c pattern
yards Patterns imported Orgndies goods
that sold at CSC yard atony I4s pattern
Special Sale 5000 yards Short Length chambray Gnghams
Blue, Gray Red and Tan at only Sc yard
Human Hair Department
We offer three special items this week from our
complete stock of human hair
Human Hair Switch % inches long, all shades Regular price
price so 'sasy a'' ' 0'''s sz 10
Grey and Grey Mixed Hair Brads good select from
Regular price 400 Special 275
Four Items of Interest in the
Cutlery Department.
Mancung Scissors make ~ inches long
The celebrated Nail Scissors 81 inches long, Regular price
Special 79c
The West Cornwall Steel Shears inches long, warranted Regular
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White Semi-Porcelain

Note each price on this line, all
American Semi-Porcelain new
shapes, cups and saucers per set
~ six Csc
Plates, Tin, per set of six, Soc
Plates, Gin. per set of six, 2oc
Plates, BIN, per set of six, 2oc
Fruits, per set of six, loc
Coupe Plates, per set OF SIX, Soc
Bowls and Pitchers. each, DUG
Open Chambers, each, 2sc
Covered Chambers, each, ssc
lombinets, each, foc
Stop Jars, each, Luz
Soap Slabs, each, DC
Dishes, Tin, each, &c
Dishes, Sim, each, TUG
dishes, Gin, each, lzc
Dishes, 10-in., each, loe
Dishes, 12-in., each, zoc
Dishes, 14-in.. each. Ssc
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Jardiniers

A few left from recent sale.
Great saving prices prevail, VIZ,
half of the former price:
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New Music.

New Music.
Walking Home with Angellne'
23c
Just My Style, GOV
When the Fields Are White win
Daisies,
Toll Me That You Love Me,
E1orrie,
With Your Best Girl, <oo
Keep a Shufflin,
Teach Me How to Win Beau
csc
By the Watermelon Vine. zsc
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HOuSefurniShing Linens

To
saei ncu
Bed Spreads 7ox8o Regular LOO; Special
Marsee Bed Spreads size 7ox88 Regular price ESQ., Special 1876
Crash Red Border Regular o Special yard
Heavy Table Linen half beached 81
I75c; Special Soc
Napkins patterns Regular price per dozen
LIS; Special csc
Especial Its
"RuE-Dry' Bath Towels Wash
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Solid Gold Watches
for Ladies and
Gentlemen

GentIemen's solid gold, Il
kt., u. S. Assay watch, re-
duced from 300 to $3.50
Gentlemen's solid gold. IA
kt, U. S. Assay watch. re-
duced from 34.00 to 27.O0
Gentlemen's solid gold, IA
kt., u. S. Assay watch, re-
duced from $500 to 1900
Ladies' solid, "A KIT. gold
u. S. Assay watch, reduced
from $500 to 1900
Ladies' solid gold, IA kt.,
u. S. Assay watch, reduced
from $3.50 to 20.OO
Ladies' solid gold, IA KIT,
u. S. Assay watch, reduced
from 1900 to $500
Ladies' solid gold, IA KIT,
u. S. Assay watch, reduced
from $3.50 to 1850
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Dress Goods Impor-
tatiOn of Habutia Silk

Our second importation of
Natural Wash Habutia Silk is
larger than the first and
better, inasmuch as it con-
sists of better grades. These
goods are bought on a 20 per
cent. cheaper basis than
when bought in the open
market, besides a saving of
5 per cent. commission. there
fore the goods are Il less to
you than bought elsewhere.
45c values, q inches wide
34c
SOC values. 81 inches wide
39c
75c values, 81 inches wide
sec
Csc values, 81 inches wide
69c
LOO values, 81 inches wide
75c
1.2S values, 81 inches wide
CSC
LOO values, Sc inches wide
75c
1.25 values, 36 inches wide
LOO
1.50 values, 3o inches wide
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