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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
FURNISHING PlAZZAS.
How to Make Them Pleasure and
Constant Delight.

constant DeliHhts
OF all parts of house the piazza is
the one devoted solely to rest and com
fort. and 1t behooves the mistress Of
country house to make the place at
tractive
1t wants green for re stiffness, air for
GOODNESS and shade for the eyes from
the glare of The sun. Therefore the
wise housekccpcr will have seen to ii
that many vines are planted early
Failing this grateful shade, the screens
of split bamboo are good, but the regu-
lar awnings are better. for no sunshine
can penetrate them, they do not get out
of order, and there is always plenty of
air.
In case there are no vines and avn
ings are used the lady of the house
will put plants all around in corners.
The Boston fern set in the oXidizcd sill
yer jardinicres will give best satisfac.
ton, as there is no color to dctract
from the harmony. They are made in
all sizes, and some of them stand as
high as ones head. With n fine Boston
fern dropping over the edges, or II palm,
or, in fact, anything green, they are
very restful and pleasing to see. They
are not hurt by wetting.
Small tables for work, strong chairs
that can endure an occasional rain bath
with a rug on the floor. n fOotstOOl or
so and few washable cushions will
make n delightful retreat
Many persons have wicker chairs
others bamboo or rustic ones, but
those in demand just now are the dark
green old fashioned furniture, with
cushions of chintz to match or harmo
nize' with the rest. Flowers should form
the only point of color in the scheme
beyond the green's and soft shades OF
the cushions.
Everything save the table covers ant
cushions is left on the piazza at night
and therefore 1t should be lndestructl
bic. Comfort first last and always
should be the keynote Of piazza fur
nishing.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Mrs. McDermott Improving.

Mrs. Bertha McDermott who
has been confined to her bed at
the home of her mother, Mrs.
Melton, on Harris avenue for
several days, is reported much
improved. Mrs. McDermott has
had a severely swollen hand
caused by poison oak. At one
time she was considered danger
ously i'll with blood poison. Her
many friends throughout West
Texas will rejoice now that she is
recovering.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
How IN Keen Water Cool.

Stone Jars with tight covers are the
best kind OF vessel to keep purified
water in, for they are easily filled and
handled, and may be set in an Ice
chest to COOL says the New York Tele-
gram. Once cold the heavy ware keeps
cool for hours, even when taken from
the icebox. Almost the only objection
to boiled water for drinking purposes
is the difficulty of keeping 1t cool. This
is rather hard to accomplish In the
summer unless you put It in a porce-
lain lined cooler.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Everything IN music at Aliens

George Reichardt arrived in
San Angelo Monday.
There is nothing as good as
Hvnes buggy.-At Hagelstein's.
w. B. Burns. wife and son Will
lie, returned from Iowa Monday.
Good, wholesome beer is
healthy. Eddie Maier sells that
kind.
G. p. Lane left Saturday for
Dallas to spend few days with
his family.
Mrs. S. B. Ratlilf and children
went to Brennan Saturday on
visit to relatives.
No dirt on your buggy and har-
ness when the boys turn it loose
at w. A. Pauls new livery stable.
Miss Marguerite Webb returned
Monday from a short visit to
John A. LOOMS ranch in Concho
county.
Read the advertisement of the
Fort Concho Addition to San An
CELLO, on sale by Broome q FAIR.
This issue.
Miss Winnie Aiken left Monday
for Batson, Texas, where she will
join her mother, Mrs. G. A. Aiken,
who is visiting relatives there.
Remember we will pay you the
top of the market for your hides
and furs. H. H. Sigman & Co.
]. H. Caldwell and wife of
Mansfield, Tex, and Mrs. M. A.
dorsey, of Dallas, are visiting the
family of j. W. Caldwell.
If you carry insurance to pro-
tect you IN case your property
burns, see Penrose n. Ions, who
makes insurance speciality, par
ticularlv after loss, lott
| Folsom and Shannon Fife, OF
Dallas, arrived in San Angelo
Monday ELI route for the Sugg'
ranch and an outing of few
weeks. The young gentlemen are
sons of Mr.. Fife of Fife & MilIel
the big vehicle house. I
Lots, blocbs OF acreage pro-
perty. Deos and abstracts ready
for Immediate delivery. The
Fort Concho. Addition to San An
cello is the place for the wise in,
yostor See Broome e. Farr and
get IN on the ground floor
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Best photos at Henry's. 27-tf
A. r. Frieble left Saturday on
a visit to Galveston and Houston.
Bring Us your hides and turs.
H. H. Sigman & Co.

S. M. Farmer, of Miles, was in
San Angelo last week on business.
There is nothing so good as n
Hynes buggy.-At Hagelstein's.
Mrs. D. H. Lanford and daugh.
ter left Friday on visit to rela-
tives in Blanket.
Refresh yourself with a glass
of cool beer at Eddie Maier's.
Mrs. j. M. Slator of Sterling
City, left Thursday for Llano on
visit to relatives.
Photographs, any size, at
Henry's. 27-tf
T. l.. Odom, a brother-in-law
Of 9. A. Daley, was in San An
cello several days last week.
"A new line of mating and
moulding at Dougherty's. 2Otf
Miss Clyde Coleman, after a
visit to Mrs. John Skaggs, left
Saturday for her home in Utopia,
This is beer weather,-it's al
WAYS cool and refreshing at Eddie
Maier's.
Miss Loujena German, sister of
DR.. T. O. German, left Thursday
on q visit to relatives in Terrell
and Chlldress.
Read the advertisement of the
Fort Concho Addition to San An
cello, on sale by Broome IL FAIR
This issue.
Mrs. J. B. Railey and son Col
Inns, after visit to j. f, Collins
and family, returned Friday tc
their home in Waco.
Summer is here. Keep COO
at S. A. Williams confectionery
We would be pleased to have
your patronage.
Mrs. w. II Harris. of Plano
and two little daughters hav,
been visiting Mrs. u. Windrow
Mrs. Harris is n sister of Mrs
Withdrew and left Saturday t.
return home.
When you want a binder
mower, rake or Irvine, of cours
the up-to-date farmer want
ncthinp but the genuine McCor
mick, only at Hagelstein's.
A. ]. Fritz, the pioneer con
tractor, returned Monday al
ternoon from Houston with hi
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz hav
many friends in San Angelo VIII
will be glad to welcome them t
the city.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
How to Take Care of Small Fruits.

If raspberries are put in the refrig'
orator they will almost surely be smlt-
ten with mold, and this means ruin,
says Good Housekeeping, The saga
cious housekeeper comes to find out
that raspberries are as certainly spoiled
by sojourn in the Ice chest as they
would be by being dropped into the
garbage barrel. Small fruit, such az
raspberries, strawberries, currants and
cherries, are much better kept on Il
broad tray carefully spread out so that
the air can circulate through them.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

EES
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
If one can Judge Of the desira

If one can Judge Of the desira-
bility of anything by the way peo-
pie invest in it the Fort Concho
Addition to San Angelo ought to
look good. Some of the best peo-
pie and wisest investors are put
ting their money into it. Broome
& FAIR have it ready for sale.
Miss Matte Hampton, of
Danielsville. Ga, accompanied
by little Miss May Conwell of the
same place, arrived in the city
Monday and will make this .s4sf
home. Little Miss CoWell will
attend the San Angelo Training
School. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Attacks unjustified

CINCINNATI Nov t4~Thoa II
GFasdeu. esuetunAtF# most f#maa#
fnot bali PLAYER and once a member u
TIRE Harvard varsity eleven declares
that WHEN played according 70 ths
rules faothHaI Il neither brutal aor
especially dangerous
Mani ef The attacks made On The
EAEae are absolutely untasstfi~d aayn
tsraydon.
They are frequently nads - peo=
pln who do not understand the game.
Players know The game best. and you
never hear them sxY st u brutal M an
usually dangerous
when President Roosevelt Fss~ntly
made a statement about football re-
form he meant principally that tha
game should be Kept clean AID ell no-
called dirty wnsk. stukslng. etc.
eliminated.
In thts Of course. the president and
tire pFnmia~nt eastern coaches Mha
agreed 18th hlrn aFs correct
To my mind foatbaii IN ths gr@atest
game under this san whsu played
under proper conditions. such as ttftsfeF
supervision 81 e0Fapsfsat coach and
after careful trimming
e could suggest No rhanws IN faot-
hall rules. Those sho SAINT a mere
open game. 60 minimztMa danger. have
an incorrect view af the game. for tbs
open stx1s of PLAY Il the most likely
70 result In Aeetasnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Seattle Wins

Late Saturday night the Seattle high
aehnol football team returned ffum
Everett. where Saturday Afternoon
they defeated the boys "a the fsliv II
atnaheAtaaks BY - heafr. The EVz
efett teafn was n surprise Ia the local
haYHs The local players say that Nv
eFett PLAYED a magnificent snms. Int
ahoNed = failure Of careful wufk On
lire hueAtnE aud tam work The Nv
erett ends Wsee luvlhcihln and the
Wafk Of nal4uiat the runner, waa
wonderful Hutke WAS pat IA the
gans on the back field TOR tho local
boys but ul1 not tonne up 10 "a peeta
Aana aud was replaced by Dave lewis.
who was really unfit 10 enter the
ZANE On account u an injured knee.
1althnsHa. EHwfatta lightning young
quarterback. succeeded III eFuppgaN 4
Kaat frum the azYaHst line. mahinK The
uutr erors fsade asalnas tbs local
team tn hiNh school game this nea.
safl. For the local high. G'nyle. tfafo4a
lewis, HfaEdUn and ffaifharkH dep
nrf. - Lewis and Smith did the star
playing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Win One Game
STANDING or THE CLUBS

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov ls-sat.
ufdaysa matinee Waa won by thf
Seals. Of sun Francisco. who alae
captured tho Matntlnal performance
Sunday, although the ssIWnahea
found the sphere in the afternoon
exhibition Sunday and dlddidited
thinFa % the Score board.
Shields handed Saturdays game
to tho Seals ON n platter BY making
poor throw % aeeond station. al
lowing Waldrou and Shea to gallon
across the slab Seattle o. fan
Francisco ;. tells the tale Of satur.
days playing
Thirteen runs off II hits by the
Seals. aud eight runs on Il hlta
made by the northernera II Sunday d
ntatutlnAl entertainment In nut
she'll The afternoon game was .
genuine thrill" as the preha agent
says. In the initial Inning the In
diana gathered In two runs aud the
Seals threa talliea. In the Second
two more scores we're made By the
aiwaah#. In the second the sesla
could only paas one man. Il stood
four zach until the ninth. when
Russ Hall scored In the last halt
81 the ninth tho SEALS made things
look Interesting. and for a time il
appeared as II the san FfaneIaeo
boys we're thinking OF winning al
tho week end gamea. Score. Seattle
s. San Francisco {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Dsy Mkt

/ VIVA puiittf at ri the sporting
editor II the star 70 Htte spese ahsut
them ; psaAa Wnk fnGxf In tbs ale ID i
" TIE uu1n NpFwa 60 tftaeF o. m
hsin a. | wus faHHy eu the apt ard
seed the hole fe8fxups l never fatr
nathtn fer aBas s8eAtfle dfsh rag but
useF hit um up lttiN "a the uss
YANk ahatea. the guinness Wut skrAp-
ped wue b~pet b0ham. Nv the bis
fingers in TIRE xpF@H joint and tas
ufhnr Wux rAv rharrpn / Nv his dftNs
sFss the guys didn't pat no ualta an
rot on ysF uHtff.~ an thsf didn't has
no muknrs la the rtax thar fsaxt seat
la an land they hifd ami banged
samthin terrific Ter J Faunda an susn
~ the fhlr5 Wen huhxs asit. shsak =
TER uf aind attsushun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Receives Offer

Los ANGELICA Nov fs-Warreu
Zarbriek the Clever w~itefvslEh who
hiss made coed la all his battles here.
has an offer from the Spokane Ath.
latte club 30 meet Honey Melody. one
of the best boys Ia the weller class.
before the Spokane club during De-
cesub~r. Larhftck IL naw training fer
his battle with KID German on Friday
ian at Santa Monica ard II he sins
the fiEht with German will probably
accept the offer 20 meet Melody ia a
ao.rosfnd battle
Zurfrork has demonstrated class In
all his battles here In fact. he has
never mixed with anyone who could
make him step hts fastest gait. In
Melody he viii find one Of the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

rurze-tne lie. sir Edward. Retire
p@e LIS "a
Fourth Faees enc mile. un~alnE hand
srAn-=ian Ssahaias. High Chancellor
FarnN Hssd ia
FIRTH race tAsee-quaFtera ST a mile.
unr=~~t sruHafaas fneatAn. Hear catch
eF, tst1t-1
atxfh race. mile and a sixteenth
purse Reservation Lady tsssssstFich
Hugh Mcsiawau. Ia 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Rube Fallen

popular tAai vas shattered afai
another was eisTatssi to the prsa~Hfai
ct greet fan4e whem TIRE Gtaa1a and
Afhietlce engages In the fight for thr
highest hanof In baseball The failure
~ 'sHuts~ " addict to Festssnd 10 the
demand ug this rtziiM1sfpftta fans IN
demonstrate hIs kFwafneaa fn TIRE sHffea
has made him persona ron sxAta wfth
tins fans Of that city. and the enrsntfke
pitcher can never hops "a absorb -
much II the f4m~siKht as hw did ap To
the time % hi. defevtion.
un the either hand. ehrtstY Mathews
san aiways regarded az = great pitch
sr shase effectiveness was ths result
81 Intelligence and phYteeai rApa hill
tIss. nos stands head and Shoulders
and % days gone hy WsdaeEt WAS
freak. Aathewmstu the product Of ex.
psFs=nrs ard 9sad handing
IL IL aatd that sS&4dsti wAt not pitch
far the Athletics next ssHsosa tits
failure this fall can ~ atanesi for only
~ sensational work next rear. and
unless he start. well he probably will
re dropped. gountn Maak IL EASY go
ind. but he Il disRuated with waaastt
once the sHuh~ msts to shifting
about h Mfll n1an drop out % sight
Faults that would not b tolerated in
another bail player Ners overlooked
because 81 his undouhtad pitching
ability. Once he lasea that. he will he
through.
Have ron talked TO him. Page G
-ss
-
a. = a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
"U' Bests Indians

The University u washington foot.
tall steven naHt tbs ahermaA faallana
dnen q defeat al Recreation nMxs On
Saturday afternoon hf decisive sore
q = "a Q. The team usAfh - the Hhlz
KsFsttY eleven was almost p4ffsef And
tie wafe Of Badly Cole at quarter
Naa superb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Seeker

HefaIe large crowd a. Woodland
PARK sunday Afternoon two sacker
teams % thw Seattle club played a fAat
tie EHmn The ableet ~ Sunday a
game was 70 give fhs afffrkatA If The
eiue apuln idea u the ability - the
play efs. - that they can eelaeg 3 first
HarkNF team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Second High Wins

FiaSsHz against = team supposed "a
be that af tha nysfnaftua hiNH HahnaI
hst aataisan~a afFuest entirely At btnss
tanhetA from the Puget HAana navy
1afa. this seeund Seattle biEfi #ahaai
taathali tsssu Won - sears % s -
So Eseaia Ia succession wTFe kleksd b.
Temple who N4s tins gfi1lfun IDOL Of
fhe day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Bowling


Tuesday evening At Tacoma on the
a street hllHYe. A. l. Jenkins, Of thIa
city aud Andy Paw laaek. az Tacoma,
VIII haNl fiNesHHna match, the first
u thfeH mateheH which THESE bowl.
efs are u play November Il HE Hees
und match Of five Humea haH 4ean
Jenkins Hnd faelaaek VIII be haMled
III Seattle probably on the Monarch
alleys, aud tha last match Will he
PLAYED on the kent alleys some time
near tile latter part at this month A
side bet Of 80 has been put up hY
each contestant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Britt-Nelson Pictures

he genuine moving pictures uf fhs
BRIT SrAaon nahf wfii 10 shown ct
TIE aFAni apsTs house the latter par
e neNi week. These pistHEe. are aar
II ths few snfH takrn from ne axtatn.l
pla lures made al sussna aud are aata
u De almost perfect m every respect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Indians vs.. S. A. c.

Wednesday afternoon ST Recreation
paFk the Rattle Aihlatla club football
eleven and tho taam 81 tbs Sherman
Indians. Nh0 met defeat at the haHs3s
ef tbs University VI Washington boys
last SATURDAY. Mtii tnmats The fftHaH
boys ara not aqnr=eonfltent Of victory
0Ver the braves. hut feel that they
have sbaat al even chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
auNnAY aAMKa

SUNDAY GAM Eh.
At San FFaneiaeo san Francisco
i7sf. Seattle Sc.
At oakland-0akiand ii. Port
land "a.
At ina Angelea-Ipa Angeles Gza.
Tacoma 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
SATURDAY GAMES.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
A. San Franeisco-san Francisco
5. Seattle 0.
At oakland-oakland ,. Port.
land 1.
Al Los AnEelea-T,oa Angeles I.
Tacoma 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

LAWRENCE kan.-ror the lat
three years the Kansas university fest
hall team has been explained BY
man fFom Helaft. Kan This year
Arthur HuaaaT Il the 1aFha y keFas
header last year and Year before.
Atgha and nfMmmaHH4 rNAp9E lively.
we're the leaders Helalf. which IL a
town af 90 punuia ton has atNu pras
durad such EFidiFun stars a. 0utiand
and Mct'ruekens old Pennsylvania
players and Ne~de. this years great
end at reuuHX fualer has made q
nansr for himself a. a place kiekur
Shorty" HtAmill, the halsma ser. =
enc ct the hest kuaHA grfdsFun war
rfaFs vest % the Mississippi Il giving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
RACING

The eaenms dsY st oakqana waa IN
deed surprise % the talent inaas
much as HalX three aa0aHifeH eann In,
aud the supposed coed thing hrnneh
nlaSed heavily dta net eemh m thu
MeHass nad Andersen. IN the first.
WaA tanted as the goods hut only
aauAed aeeHnd money. heink beaten rs
length hg Mlllera nauHhten, a IA
tel shot. Inc dee. N the third, Won
and surprised the talent
Al New York tive cut 81 Ale faVeHz
ties won hut IN the fifth raes sailor
Hoy. a iastast ahet. owned by etsa niit.
IeaIieNs Nua With hut few haekerH.
hsatiHe Ivan the Terrible by i've
ienkthe. Jockey Aaake did not make
Erod tho first dav. although he had
several soud mounts
At New York. when tho Aausduat
meeting CLOSES. NEST uf the crack rae
srs vii be retired fur the winter
tmons them are rysonhyl 1amess Il.
hHrne Kreat hcrse, and HamkurE
Helle Tradition gaieuRerm, IHeohtta
and the other Ftgnt heHneei also the
great mare sfameshA and fSoHahen.
the champion wslsht carrier and
rprtnteF.
Al saadawn r4rk. near London.
Ems On Monday iaet gentleman.
rider, one nNwenA Henfen. WAA Nua-
pended Tor pulling his mount. riteh
Rattle IN match race With iafd
Gerard. who reae hts own hes~e, fiari.
after the race,
Al oakland, on March i. ths great
Thornton Stakes at four miles with be
run Showing that many owners are
net axeFse 70 sending their horses
oNeE = long distance, there are already
~ entftes for this event.
Tia fast mare Hnnitan will not be
u aaY % the stake saces this season
On California. W on Marlborough.
aae avnes, Intends to breed tina daukh=
4hffrfsaskstW ssN4aakMesHH "a
obtained permission 81 RAGS Honitan
another season. hut unfortunately the
stake entries had elas.d. However.
RYAN VII ftud seed riekinK Ia purse
races and The special ti.ooe handieaps.
NEW YORK.
Results Of Saturdays racing were as
follows
First racs. thFes-saartsrs Of mile,
pure. s9aedfisle. sheen. Hannibal
Second rae. one mite. selling par
kle. Platoon Thistle Heather isn.
ThtFd race thrse-qnnrterN 81 A mile.
hAndiceps.ktip Flop. hoorsy. kinle1-
Fourth rsce. mile and an eighth.
heealesp@ Redoata. EaEenta hareh.
rim rae. sexen-elshsh. 81 a mile.
ceiling lsadaisY. socles BUD. Glcu-
sixth Faee. one mile. handicap sailor
BOY. Ivan the Terrible. nrhars la 50
Seventh race. una mile. selling
Massa. A. AuskedAy. 1Auelta. III "a.
OAKLAND
Results OF Saturdays racing we're as
fnl1oWas
First race. SevenssighthH ~ a mile.
neflinE~ Miiiers Daughter Dod Audcf-
spts. PortrwFa Asremsfa. = -
See0nd rare. aHa mile, selling Water
=4HAao. The Lady Rna4
prsla. Ia Ia
I've and > half fuFlonAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

q forward on western teams. and he
has succeeded In getting together 8
bunch % first year men which & the
Nsluai H4 thH varsity IN eNefg respect
except weight Kenny Owen. ha
as coach ut tne Oklahoma university
football team Nuf taHnthsF an eleven
which beat the Haskell Indians this
season. u . pupil q sHufFY Ius Yaat
Fer several years past owen euaehed
= team a ssesies az tauIsberK Kan.
he teta AS known uA the Terrible
aWwdNa ThFf Wun FROM every tram
ta Kansas except the Haskell Indiana.
and thny played tbs redskins = lie
game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Results Of saturdays racing were as
fnlfowas
First race. SevenseighthH ~ a mile.
selling Mifser Daughter. pod Auder-
nn4t. PpFtrwFa tsremsfa. - IL
See0ssd raee. aaa mile, selling s-Watar
=4HAaos The Lady Rna4
pesla. fsu1-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

YESTERDAY WAS RECORD BREAKER In c. D. HlIiman's
Meadow Gardens In ten days all Of cleared and grubbed land
800 worth of potatoes raised of this land Some
fruit sidewalks and city
nnceared
100 hammers busy We also about twenty carpenters
and ten statesmen Take Renon Duwamiah bridge
only few minutes ride Come today Everybody s the
best offered around Seattle. just like a big lawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Talk 10 the man. Page 6. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Have ron talked to HIM Page G.
-ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14
DRESS GINGHAMS 5 CENTS.
WOmen'S Night
 Gowns.

Will go forward with a rush tomorrow morning! New lot brought forward and priced lower than ever. Better val ues and better made gowns and at prices that will move them in hurry.
 Women's Muslin Night Gowns, made of excellent qual- ity material, square yoke made of hemstitched tucks and one and half inch embroidery in sertion, "V" shape neck finish ed with hemstitched ruffle, made extra full and long in all sizes. Sleeves made long and finished with hemstitched ruff file. You can buy them Mon day at .. .. .. .. 49c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14

White Union Linen Suits made with tucked waists and full tucked skirts light and cool and easily laun
 dered; no shrinking, good value at $498 White Lawn Suits, made of very sheer lawn, pretty trimmed with embroidery and tucks; skirt made with deep Aounce. very full, trimmed with em
 broidery; pretty suit for $59S White Union Linen Suits, made with pretty tucked waist new full top sleeves, skirt made with deer plated hounce, very styish special at $5.9S There are others in Lawns, Linens, Tissues and China Silks in white and black. ranging in price from $7.OO up to .. =. ........ $15OC White Brilliantine Skirt, made of good quality mate
 rial, full plaited style excellent value for $4.9S White Brliantne Skirt full plaitcd style, nicely made and very cheap at .. .... .. ST. 9S Blue Brown, Tan, and Black Brilliantine Skirts, madc of good quality material, very full plaitcd syIe regular $50 value but special for Monday
 we have reduced them to . :. :. $6. .5C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14

Extra Size Skirts of Black Panama of best quality, full plaed etyles just the skirt for full figures;
 special selling price :. -. :. :. .. .$10.98