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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

Baker sts Apply branch office of BALD
WIN HOWELL 7th ave. and II ST.. or
TO BEAT THE BAND.
ONLY 81 IS A WEEK.
s275-Elegant level building lots. close to
school; fine service Mission st; cream
and raise the baby where the ozone Is not poll
luted with smoke and dusr. TO say nothing OF
ONLY $40 MONTH
s4o0-For finely located lots blocks south
of the park: electric car service unexcsled:
enhancing In value with every stroke OF the
clock buy now. next week may be too late:
Nat Goodwin" Is not the only man that ap-
w. j. WHITE COMPANY.
26 Montgomery ST.. room g.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
71s JAS Flood bldg. Powell and Market SITS
Elegant rev 7-room residence: 1852 7th ave.
bet: and I sts.s price $3.50; terms $500
New fats. and rooms; 1878 7th ave. bet.
III and sts-; price $3.50; terms $1,000 cash.
See Building Construction Co. for instalnent
Send for PROPERTY FOR SALE CIRCULAR
INSTALLMENT LOAN CIRCULAR
PROPERTY FOR RENT CIRCULAR
BARGAIN.
Splendid corner for grocery. north Of Park:
OF the best corners: 81 :6x100: between lines
cars: houses going up all around and no gro
eraI blocks: the lot was held at high price
because valuable for business: the instructions
now are to sell. and offer Is asked for; to
be sold Immediately: with hats and store II
will yield fine ipcome: grocers. look into this
at once W. J. GUM. $50 California st.
81, ,OoO-LEvEI and splendfdiy located lots in
West End Homestead; so feet frontage.
s1.e5e-Large lot. 2sx11o: Hns view; Busns
Vista Heights
reduced from S23. 600.
Other improved and unimproved real estate
- R D, eRUBB. sa5 Mills Bldg.
FOR saIe-Eight artistic homes; delightfully."-
situated on Ashbury Heights. Take any Park
carline. transfer to Masonic ave. cars and
ride to Carl and Clayton SITS We build
ing up a neighborhood of homes-no stores or
fats in this section: IS and 30 foot lots; de-
Prices Prices from $4,000 up. JOHN srIERLEN.
Owner and Builder on premises or 175 Carl
BLOCK SOUTH OF PARK
Park. which if subdivided and sold In lots
would pay from so to 10 per cent profit within
90 days.
E. J. HOOPER. 9s Montgomery ST.
s2OoQ-sIx lots; close TO ocean Boulevard; I5Ox
12G feet. SAGE. DEALEY CO.. 63S Mar
ket St
DON'T build before investigating Marshall .
Stearns' patent fixtures for apartments and
cottages Aronson bldg. 81 Third ST.
JUST finished. two new. modern houses 5
rooms and bath; easy terms: street work
done. Eureka St. near 2oth-
MODERN T-room house near principal entrance
g. g. Park; bargain Box $3.50. Call
FREE-our booklet on plumbing; write ALL
BACH & MAYER. plumbers. S36 Howard ST
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

COOK and helper, country hotel. S1I0: third
COOK. $50; restaurant cook, country SEQ; fry
cook, Sl5: walters anc wives, $50 and SIS;
Welter, $50; hotel porter, country, $25;
. potWashers cishwashers. bedmakers. boy for
housework and others. J. F. CROSErT &
CO, 62S Sacramento st
MAN and wife as launcryman and chamber
maid for country. Se0s 2 men and wives s
walters anc mattresses, country hotels. $50:
man and wife as cook and helper, small no.
Tel, city. wages $50: man and wife, outside
man and housework. SanJa Barbara County,
$40 Apply TO J. F. CROSETT & Co, 334
Sutfer ST
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savin.ss
and Loan Society OF San Francisco in the
name of Patrick Martin D. Coghlan No.
292-1o20. The finder will please return to
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

FRESNO-FRESNO-BO HERE.
I26 Ia aborers for lumber CO., fare paid. $50.
MURRAY & READY. 634-636 Clay st.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

s. P R R.-FREE FARE.
UTH-EAST-NORTH
1855 laborers, you'll suit, free fare
MURRAY & READY. 634-636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

WILL the lady and gentleman who found black
leather satchel Sunday on Key Route please
return to SO Fifth ST., or 1924 Francisco; lib
eral reward
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND near California Promotion Committee
rooms on New Montgomery st.A lady S
small gold watch and fob; monogram on
front case owner have same by proving
ownership. Appiy to cashier of the S. +.
Call.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
MIsCELLANEous-FoR sALE-con.

HIGH grade 2d-hand office safe and wagon
scale. PARCELS SAFE CO.. 216 California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
IN coLoNGL's TOWN,
Things Happen,

From the home NJ tho famous "kcyh-
unl Rprydrtuh Of tWUurRylllp,' away
down South comes AN enthusiastic let.
lvr about Postum
\ was IN very delicate health, mlIor.
lug from indigestion ana Il nervous
trouble Hn severe that | could hardly
HoOp the doctor ordered me to disc
continue the use ot the old Kind Of cof.
Zee, which WIS Ike poison to mo- proc
ducinp such oXtTomo disturbance that !
could not control myself But such was
my love Tor II that / could not got my
own consent to give II up for some
time, aud continued ~ eullor tlll my
father one day brought home pack,
age " Postum Food Concr
N had the now food drink carefully
prepared according IN directions, and
gave II u fair trial II proved 90 have u
rich favor and made a healthy whole.
eomo and delightful drink 70 nv tosto
the addition OF cream greatly improves
H.
"Aly health began 10 improve al soon
0N the druW cfoct Of the old coffee WAS
removed ana the Postum Coffee had
time tO make itg Influence felt. My
nervous troubles were speedily relieved
and the slocp which the old coffee
drove from my pillow always cnmo 10
so0tho ana strengthen mo after | had
drunk pOstun--in a very short time I
bogun 10 soop better than ! had Tor
years before, ! have now used Postum
coffee for several years and like II bet.
tor and ind II more beneficial than
WHOM ! FIRST began Il II an unspook.
able Joy 10 be relieved ~ the old dis.
tress and sickness" Name given by
poptim Iompnny Baltic Creek Mich.
There's reason,
Read the llltlo book Tho Road 20
Melville" IN each pks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
pEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY, JULY g. 1905.

Of EnsIgn stake, Of the general sunday
school board, sunday school fupclln'
tendency Of tho Ensign stake, mumhcrs
of the stake bonrd and munN olnet
prominent people interested I'D the
sunday school cause,
lnfy years ago, on the FIRST day Of
lulN 1855. the Eleventh ward sunday
school was organized by Elder Wllllnn
AtUul NvMuslor with 70 mombolHhlp OF
... the enrolment nc present " nearly
.N0 and ls gllll increasing in Eihtiiy'
ur muUuur
Thr uonc presented IN the assembly
nUll 40 40 O'clock whom the school wnf
called lu uldor Wug ID most lnNplllng
Uuo Iho iloWcrN tie presence cVcl}'
where off Old Glory the beautiful ooH
umrF of the chlldlou ana the hlppy
plHur faces uf the latter formed "a PFC
luu not soon tu be- forgotten
'uur Henry roulum probably nc
..N ono pp.rnt who VlH member of
tNu original equalization, offered the
opening prayer anal program thoWlnE
Noe work being done I'm the loWol grades
$500. uurul Oul W a most luiulllgnnl
um0l dnunyiur the careful WORK
ul pWuUDOm teachers \ very lulols
mml number NuU % sketch Of the lli'
ui Our l'TN. superintendent by hlH
Ulc WHuddlurmor Frances McMot'
l.r
AZ Mu evening session ovory scat IN
Nh. mll wac occupied Prayer was of.
nrDd hy Elder William Taylor one OF
the WIgMl 30, after Whlch q program
chewing the work ul the higher grades
WAS most rylluhN prrponiol Ro-
marks were made ON NIfhup Rohrli
Morris Elder llo of llr general ruu'
I.... t.l....I I..YU AIUf HnIi kIllt h
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MR.. BEANIE OF IDAHO,
Denies That His VITO Ia Entitled TO u
Divorco--Tels RoOsop Why.

Frank w. Became, the Idaho attorney
whose WIFE Minnie Became, iH SUING him
for divorce IN this county has hlcd an
answer tn hor complaint m which he
denies al Of Tho principal allegations
upon which me action is based llo
denies cmphutlctlly that his wife has
lived I'M lhig county one yolr us tho
law requires before glo can legally
sue for divorce ana rlulH that rho
Inns livcd here only one month
Ho ALSO denies That hu has failed or
refused 10 support his wife or that he
has boon guilty Of habilutl drunkenness
on that hc has been under tho influence
ut liquor except occasionally The uu-
eWucr denies that defendant liz u Wuc.
Using attorney or mat be- ip capable Ct
earning t2bOo per year or any sum In
excess ~ tl200 Defendant therefore
asks that hIs WHO'S complaint be- dis-
missed
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ESTATES OF TWO MC0YS.


\ lotlor has been received by Sccy,
Of State Tlngey from Pleasant kyo IN.
curing IN regard to the estates Of
Walter ana E1oklol Mccoy who are
believed 10y their relatives I'm the Blue
Grass state, to be dead,
The writer NJ tho letter states that
the two McCOyH came Wost "a number
Of years ago ana That II WAS reported
they had died IN Thine state. AZ they
had no children their brothers aud
sisters are DESTROYS of obtaining ln'
formation concerning lnolr estates Any
person knowing ur the two mon ur
their estates may communicate with
Fucy Of state rugoy and thc lnformn.
ton will boz forwarded 10 kentucky
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
CATALOGUE ISSUED,
Id, u, University Announces Addition
nj Courses for Noxt Year.

Bulletin No f. NJ the Latlor.day
saints university from the press "
the Doscrot News, has been issued, It
H. the general catalogue, containing de-.
tails Of the work announced, ana the
force Vt teachers engaged for nest year,
with list ot students for the year
lust closed, The courses that show
essential modification are the klndQrs
Carton and the domestic science Tho
former offers u moro generous range or
electives thm formerly mathematics
being among the optional subjects or
this courso-.this being u departure
from the requirements NJ all the other
courses The latter now has FoWlnB,
drcssmukiug otco IN the iltst TWO
years, with cooking, household cconoms
science, IN the third and fourth years,
The scientific, classical aud CONNER
clnl courses remain substantially ~
before, except that a semester Of oco-
Monies hat been added In the fourth
year 10 each course ana psychology
has boon eliminated, The normal
course shows the addition Of certain
industrial work IN tho arts ana IN
duslrch ana ~ naturo study ana re-
views ~ curriculum Of the main eoms
mon school subjects In part of the
fourth ycnG one entirely new course,
the English has been added, lts sub
iocts lending to graduation win or
without % foreign language the Hat
off tcnchcrg is considerably Increased
over that OF last year.
,-...-......-. .-s,...-.--~..,.
ITO for bath Salmir July lth train
oyrry ih minutes
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AGAINST HACK DRIVERS,


Judge Morse today handed DOWN =
decision I'm the injunction sul brought
by the oregon Short Limo Railroad
company ugalnfl r. r Davidson ana
u large number of hacKdrlyors IN which
hc found the issucs for plaintiff and
made permanent the injunction issued
I'm the ease Restraining defendants from
entering The enclosed district ~ the
depot yards for the purpose NJ eulcll.
INK palrOnlRo,
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A PERSUASIVE WEAPON
oBob" Smith Gets sawod'0H Shot Gun
With which TO Collect Bil

r.. W, Smith, better known Az Bob
Smith, Il wotcr who " woll known IN
police circles " In Jail Tor carrying u
sawed .on shot gun and threatening to
blow the Poodle Dog cato on the face
of the earth, Smith also threatened
IA mako Inc anatomy Of Joseph pop'
por, .hu owner NJ the cote, LOOK llko un'
tho trouble occurred because Smith
claimcd popnr owed him q daya
wngna and Pepper said he didn.t and
rciuspd 20 pay The amount demanded by
Bob Tile lattor then got drunk 9nl
Inc ply alleged to be due him While
he was brandshing the weapon, oillcot
omon hove IN sght ana took smith and
gun 10 police hoadquar,ora ,,, Smll u
clalmes no worked for Pepper, Tho ,al'
Ter says no found Smith drunk ana az,
changed him, but claims TO have pold
him his wages IN FUN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
NOTHING DOING,
schottlcr Bankruptcy Case is Continued
For ono Week,

\ hearing u the gcheltlcr bankrupt
cy cayo WAS rot for this morning al 10
o'clock bat there WAS no business 10
transact at that time, ana consequently
the Ease was adjourned for one week,
The only object IN continuing the ease
~ 10 allow Trustee lllNkely to report On
amy salos Of asFcts which he may have
"a chance to clotc, The next honllng "a
Fct FOR 30 o'clock July 40, No rolos have
boon made since the last meeting, ul.
though negotiations ave Oh for several
small pieces
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TIME TO SPRAY.
Should be Done at Once rs a Protection
From Cooling Moths,

Now Is the time 90 spray Tor the Soc
ond time this season, II the orchards are
10 ho protected from cooling moths ANA
worms, The moths have been specially
active IN salt Lake county THE season,
ana tree inspectors have been instruct
cd 10 see that the law IL rlgldly en-
forced IN regard to spraying aud re-
moving dead wood from orchards ~
"a mpotug NJ the county board of hor,
tIcultwc 10 be- held July 10 report WIN
he made from inspectors ~ TO lnolr
work between now and that time, sat
Wday "a report was mado on the work
of the coason up to now, at o meeting
hold Iu Che clty ana county hulllmg.
inc meeting was presided over by vice
President l.. HemngWayw0o disCuHseI
the nroadB being made ON me orchards,
and the deputies were instructed 70
advise that An trees showing bHght Do
removed, that dead wood be- onl out
and that the second spraying Tor ll'
soueOn ho given NJ once,
sssssas4s.a,Y. 90. sssssssssH~s
Tho place Tor recreation and pleasure
on July am IN SUllUlr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
Ms GOOD AS A VACATION,

Rest IN n nice llommock In tho shades
" your own homo, We have the larg.
oet assortment and abandonment designs
on tho market Prices from $3.50 to
$50
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
NJ DICOS STOP OVER
E,irBont Physicians and Surgeons
sponl Sunday IN Sat Lake

\ party Of eminent physicians ana
surgeons spent sunday IN Salt Lake On
route TO the Portland fair whore they
VIII attend the meeting " the American
Medical society, ana later The oonVon"
tlon lf the American surgical nssooli-
lion Al San Francisco, I'm the party arc
President Il, n, johnson of tho Amcrl-
cau surgical association, Dr collins
Wnrrpn, IN. Morris H. Richardson Dr.
Fred ehatuok DG Dwight warren nnl
Dr. Ionn Warren Of the medical lncul ~
of Harvard unVorrIlyi and Dra .Cnlls'
tophor Thompson ana Louis &, boahor
of Inc Medical college ot virginia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
of the property omm u

"Wo myor tbo ownership 'N lN0 NOy
of Ught and water and other public
uuUua IN lhp end Chat lIu ,Iu.,Nt
of the municipality may rui Nh" chap.
DW ratios and the best service.
1--WE WNur economy lu public uN.
pwditmos compatible with iNu wuWln
of The pltN and we bulluNu lu putting
lho finances of the city upon n cash
hlslg 10 the end that taxation wNy ho
reduced, md the people receive tho
benefit of the uNos paid
I'VE pledge ou candidates II elected,
to % practical application of the prlU.
uluIo herein contained
Much unNlolv la exhibited lN l'r poo.
pie of llOru ua lu what an. mN1Up
VIII be- II would ccuninlN boo dluuIt
lo determine ut lhiF dulo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
HALF RATE
EXCURSIONS
Via ID, a. X, q, TO oil Utah Points

Tickets ON sale 10 ogden July 3rd ana
an. no 400 points south Of SAT- Lake
July 2nd, 3rd and IN, Fmal limit OF
ull tickets july blh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

u,, "a, a.. ,,,.., N.,..,.. .,..A.
,h ,n wv, Ky M'luullr' 'hul'n nle
m''I,' p,iub w, lm'ollhb ol ihe rl'rN,
,ho r,nigos,,aaii G ,,,' ',ihn' WV, "i NV
.,uI y, lH ln' uuN OF uN'lF 'NrHu'n 10
''uu.N "'i'H W. M"hl,I .....,..
ny .''I M'""l't' lllluru lF nom 'l'
wv, n,ln W. own l,HI'lduS 'n louln
~ nuINvl W, ull,,'I we uuhul, ,oNnon
t,oll VI W. IpNollh 'aRug, h,N' b,h'
I1ml'" iuuIib ul ll' llhl 'huI,N WI ,hIh
,,'' t ~ ,.' ~, ~ ,'',' ",,
mako ma address nest saturday hoforo
the convention
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

Tho quaint philosopher who udyor-
tisod. Lost .aoue rubber boot win
buy or SEN oScmulInod the American
spirit Of barter which nnds us outlet
IN the "for Sale and Exchange COLI
unnH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
FIRST TOYS OF PRINCE ALEXIS OF RUSSIA.
tpo you REMEMegRO

group herewith depicted
they reduced mo n6on OF multiplying
Of Thco IN Russia and the pcoan
very mgcol. n constructing Thorn N Kind. N animals and human
Europe
beginning make speciality of ucro attractive wares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
HAmMoCKSI HAMMoCKs

The largest assortment ana me now.
eat styles md color designs ON the mar.
kot. Popular prices
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main 49,
sHaHfHHHaaaHH. aHHHaassHfHHHaaH
SuHr July an train every a. min.
utos always ON lImn
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03
PERSONAL.

Mr.. w. H. Utley. of Apex, is in the
city.
Mr. A. S. Hall, county attorney OF
Cumberland, is in the city on profes
sional business. He says that crops
in Cumberland are fine.
Mr.. G.. P. Wyatt after spending the
past three months in New York and
Boston. has returned home for short
while.
Mr.. ]. G. Mccormick, of Lumberton
was here yesterday on legal business
Mr. j. NJ. Womble left yesterday
morning for New York on business
and pleasure.
Mr.. J. c. Caddell, editor of the Sal.
isbury Sun, was here yesterday going
to Wake Forest to visit his family.
Mr.. A. S. Pearsall has returned
from his vacation spent at Norfolk.
Mr.. J. G.. Ellington left yesterday
morning for New York, where he goes
on business.
Mr. r, H. Milton. of Reidsville, SUI
perintendent of the water works sys-
.em of that nlacn is visiting his faith
or, Mr.. D. H. Milton.
Mr.. A a. Eubank. representing
Park Davis & Co., of Detroit, is in
the city
Mr.. "A. B. Matthews. representing
the w. H. King Co. was here yester-
Jay dIlSI d NiSll soOutl dllu IeII IOl
his home in Durham in the afternoon.
Mr.. A. A. Thompson returned yes
terday from a business trip to New
York.
Mr.. Rufus Knott returned yesterday
from Spring Hope. where he is in the
tobacco business and will spend Sum
dav here
Mr. f. A. Wombie, of Spring Hope
is here on a visit. He is in the to-
bacco business in that place.
Mr.. l.. S. Franklin, editor of the
Apex Journal. was in the city yester-
dav
Mr. c. E. Foy, of Kinston, was here
yesterday on his way from Hiddenite
Springs
Mr. c. c. Moore, of Charlotte. who
attended the Farmers Convention left
for his home yesterday.
Mr. E. Thomason. of Durham. audi
tor of the Durham and Southern
Railway. was here yesterday.
Mr.. J. c. Mcneil, of Charlotte
who has been here on business left
yesterday.
Rev. j. C. Utley, of Wilmington
who has been visiting relatives near
Apex was here yesterday on his way
home.
Lieutenant Governor Winston. WHIT
has been here attending the Farmers
Convention, left yesterday afternoon
for Durham to spend Sunday with his
brother. Judge r. w. Winston.
Mr.. ]. S. Farmer, field editor OF
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03
being only the price of the floss alone

being only the price of the floss alone
25 cents
Tinted Pillow on. Linen. canvas,
Daisy Head, Smoker and Poppy Pill
lows and Linen center pieces of violet
and Fern, Poppy and Daisy, Rose and
other designs in white, all free for
the price of tho floss alone. .oOc
LACE GLOVES AND
LACE STOCKINGS.
These lots of Gloves and Summer
Hose for ladies come in for no small
share of your attention, If you are III
search of bargains.
Ladies' Black Lace Silk Mitts 35c..
SOC. and 75c. kinds are now 19c, 25c.
and 3Sc.
Finest Isle Gloves, black with Lace
fingers. soc. value ..... NC
Ladies' White and Tan Lace Hose
W. Ladies Isle Lace, black, cham
payne and mode, 75c., now SIC;
81. 90, now 75C.
Ladies' Black Silk emb. Hose, $500,
now SIPS; $3.50 now $50.
Ladies' Blue embroidered Lisle
Hose soc, now 3oc.
Infants Sox i'm all coIors, 1Oc., now
&c.; 15c., now 1Oc. CSC. now 19c.
THERE ARE OTHER
BARGAIN LOTS
They're all SeaSOnable ana Wnen
they are gone that ends it, for this
season. Not an item here but sOme-
body can use to advantage.
All Silk Crepe de Chine i'm nearly all
shades, white, pink, light blue, hello
garnet, gray and black, marked from
S1.OO down to ................ 75c.
CSC, Patent Leather Belts, Satin
lined .......... 1Oc.
Odd prices of Art Linens i'm Renais-
sance. Mats, Table Covers and Scarfs.
Worth from CSC. to 75c., fOr--9c.,
IL 1-2e., II 1-2c., 29c. and 34c.
zoe Cotton MOhairs, superior to the
Cotton Voiles for .............. 15C.
Yard wide English Long Cloth, 1Oc.
quality for ........... 49,. s 1-2C.
40 inch White Lawn, II 1-2c., now
1Of lUC.
Extra size Honey Comb Quilts,
! hemmed, ready for use. ...... ST 90
| Five foot Oak and Mahogany Cur
tain Poles and Brass Fixtures, marked
from .................. CSC! to 19c,
RUGS AND CURTAINS.
| The sale of Smyrna Rugs, POrtieres
and Lace Curtains is still on at the
reduced prices. Pay to buy now.
| Rugs reduced TO. 39C., 81 80, $3.50
Portieres at. $500, $500. $500 pair.
! Lace Curtains for. Soc, 500, $50
] W S4.UU
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CHILDREN > 1IOAkS.
On Monday morning will be opened
up New Fall Styles of ChiIdren's Coats
for school. The first pick is always
advantageous,
The cOlOrs are blue. brown. tan and
black. $500. $500 $3.50 and $1,000
LADIES CRAVENETrTE COATS.
These Rain-proOf Coats are dressy
and Warm---On sunshine days serves ds
a clOak-a general utility garment
at. $3.50. SO. and $12
NEW SHIPMENTS OF SKIRTS.
The latest styles i'm Autumn Dress
Skirts for ladies i'm BrOadclOth, Pana-
ma Cloth, Chcviots, SergeS and Crav-
enette-in black, navy tan and grey
The materials used i'm these Skirts are
guaranteed shrunk and spOnged.
Prices $500, $50, $1,000 and $3.50
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS.
New things in Chiidren's Patent
Leather i'm tri-cornered Hats fOTNschOOl
wear, mOdestly priced. Only 75C. and
ST 90.
Misses Felt Top Hats, trimmed
Paris style-in navy, Havana brown
and champagne. These only. .75c.
OUTING FLANNELS.
New shipment of outing cloths
AInOSkeaS ''leaZn Down ana DAISY
Cloth" in plain. cOlOrs. light and dark
mixtures for kimOnaS. wraps, gowns
and dresses-sold last fall for IL lac
now. :. =. .. go. >. 10c
LEATHER GOODS.
Novelties in Leather Hand Bags.
| Belts and PurSeS-a clean straight
line of goods at popular prices. Good
values. soc. 75c. 500. $3.50 and up
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS
AND NAPKINS.
You can save money on these
staples and it's saving well worth the
making.
Blea and Brown Table Linesls at
100. 45c.. CSC. and S9c.
Turkey Red Damasl1.
| Oil ColOrS ...... 23c., CSC. and 45C.
Table Napkins, =. $1.25, $50, $500
Fruit Napkins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc.
| Face Towels ..... 10, Is, 20 and CSC.
| Bath towels ........... 25c.
Bath Mats ........ soc. and 500
ROYAL SOCIETY EMBROIDERY
just to introduce a trial of this new
| embroidery material. the stamped lin
| ell centerDiece. diagram and color card
are given free. The patterns are Will
Rose. Scarlet Poppy. VioletS and Scroll
designs i'm all white. The price for all
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH DAILY
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

S. Berwanger-ClOthier
Darnell & ThOmaS-PianOs.
II. B. Hall-Agents Wanted.
Dobbin & Ferrall-Dry Goods.
A. B. StrOnach CO.-Dry Goods.
Sherwood Higgs & CO.-Dry Goods.
BOylan. Pearce & CO.-Dry Goods.
Cross & Linellan CO-Fall Opening.
Penn Bridge COmpany-Carpente
Wanted.
Maryland College of Music-Balti-
more Md.
Greensboro Life Insurance Company
Greensboro. n. G..
National Life Insurance Company
Sheets and Guthrie.