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The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
STEPNEY.
MISS CANDEE-MR STAIR.

There was quiet home wedding last Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs W. J. Candee when her daughter, Miss Clara Candee and Malcolm Stahr of Bridgeport were united in marriage, Rev MT Tweedy of Bridgeport perform lpg the ceremony. The reception immediately followed the wedding ceremony after which MT and Mrs Stahr drove to Bridgeport in hack where they left for wedding trip in Pennsylvania.
 Stephen French and MT and Mrs John TreadwelI of Tashua were present 1t the reunion of those who attended the Masonic gathering in San Fran cisco last year, at Sdvin Rock, last Wednesday.
 Wilbur French and family, Chester ryrrell, and J. Carlton Joyce attended inc Country club fair at GreebtieiC | Hili, last "Wednesday. Warren 5. French returned to-day from the Green field Hill Country Cut | fair with the blue ribb b,n fl ,wing iron | the horns of his handsome three veal old Devon s@eers, very happy young | man.
 | Mr and Mrs Egene Eisenhauser ane | daughter of Brooklyn, N. Y. has beer spending d few days with Mr and MT. t'. w. HaWley of Cutters t'armS.
 Mrs E. Wheeler is visiting he sister in Bridgeport.
 Benjamin Cormug Is spending th' week With bis father, Etward Corn sng.
 Miss Carolyn Osborne spent fev days at Rndely Ridge last week. tn guest of Mr and Mrs P R Bradley
 Mir and Mrs George Wlutnn of New town, have ben the guests of Mrs 1 k. Osborne. Jr
 William c Mich Is is in New Yorl visiting Friday.
 Edward Overton of Plainfield, N. J, has been the guest of MT c. k Osborne.
 George Hawley of Cutters Farms i filling his sjlo, this week. MT Hawle has also the contract for filling II. w Edwards SllO with his engine and cu1 ter as soon As bis own is completed.
 Mr and M ITS Morian aud son, Mir an Mrs Cramer and son, Miss Wilson an
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Good Bunch of Entries Assured fo,
 the Horse Races.
PARADE OF DECORATED CARTS.

It will be matter of satisfaction tc all interested in the Newtown fai to know that the difficulty between the National Trotting associat tion and the Newtown Fair association has been adjusted, and that the races will be run as usual. The matter was final ly adjusted, Thursday. There is a bright prospect for a good bunch of entries in the class races, and the fair will be success. THE BEE urges all our local citizens to work Loyalty for it in every way. A special feature, this year, will be parade of decorated floats and carts. It is hoped to get a number of the school children in the districts interested, and arrange for floats similar to the RiCentennial. A number of cash prizes have been ar. ranged for.
 The new premium lists are now out and are very attractive book.
 Horsemen should remember tba' entries in the class races will close next Tuesday, September l9.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Anybody can go gunning for straw after Friday, the 18th, and the man caught wearing straw hat after that tate should expect uU be fair mark. However, the easy way of escape is the best. Let MeigS & Co.,, provide you with a new Fall hat from their col!e- :ion of late styles, and relegate your uld straw to the attic where 1t belongs StetSon, Knapp-Felt and Knapp Felt de Luxe halt are the bright particular stars of the Meigs & Co. aggregation and no better hats are known: but the Meigs X Co.,. Special hats at two dol lars are in class by themselves, and the .snappy College soft hats appea strongly to young men, with theil bright bands and rakiSh set.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

It was decided at the meeting of the Ladies' Missionary society, on Tuesday, September 12, to take up the work of making children's dresses, which Mrs Edward 5. Hume of Bonn bay, India, will make use of in her mission schools. All the ladies, who d'e willing to join in this good work ire asked t0 meet at the home of Mrs Morris, next Tuesday afternoon, September 19, where the material will De on hand ready to be cut out. Those who cannot conveniently meet in this *ay, and still are willing to do the work at home, are asked to apply to Mrs w. M. Reynolds or Miss Scudder. The dresses thus to made at home will be cut out and the parts pinned @ogether, so as to be of little trouble n the making.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Miss Grace, all of Brooklyn, N. Y :. nave all returned to New Haven. afte, two weeks stay with MT and Mrs F.. w. Hawley in Cutters Farms.
 Arthur SweeZy and Samuel Adams enjoyed days fishing at Bennett x Bridge on the HOusatonic river last Monday.
 MT and Mrs Frank Hodge ard sor have returned to thesr home in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs Elmore Hawley O. Bridgeport, have been the gue t, u1 Deacon HaWley of Bridgeport.
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AUCTION.

Will sell at Public Au tion on Saturday, September B, 1905 at 2 o'clock p m the house in Berk- shire formerly occupied by Mr. Samuel Curtis. the purchaser to re move the building from the ground at once Terms and conditions made known at time If ale. The property may be examined any ti inc previous to the sale Sale to take place on the premises rain or shine.
 Henry G Curtis.
 George F. Duncombe, Auctioneer
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

One of Sandy Hook citizens recently built three kites, one of them being nine or 10 feet square. After giving them trial, and finding them all right, he attached them together, and sent them heavenward, where they scared for a long while, to the joy ot all observers. While enjoying their flight. the line suddenly parted, and onward and upward went the kites, until lost to sight. If anyone has dis covered them he has not heard of it They may still be in the air on thei' way to Neighbor Mars.
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REDDIuG.
A LAWN PARTY.

MT and Mrs Randolph Bradley gave lawn party on Saturday afternoon and evening to d few of her old friend In Stepney. Among these were Ms Jane Taylor and Miss N tie Bride Miss Mabel Hayes, Mir aud Mrs M.
 Iawlev and Master Clayton Hawley MT and Mrs c. B O>borne, Misses Car olyn and Grace Osoorn, MT and Mrs Wade of Bridgeport. MT and Mrs Emory Stafford MI and Mrs William Sanford, and Winnie Bradley. fine spread was served to the guests on the lawn near the house. The day wa> beautiful and the fresh clear air full of sunshine forced all furmality aside giving place to free and joyous social ity. MT and Mrs Bradley have a fine county home and iJ is their pleasure to share it with their friends.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Charles Hawley, the enterprising proprietor of the Sandy Hook stage line, finds time to till the soil occa- sionaly. That he is successful, is be- yond doubt. He exhibited in Augur's market. seven potatoes, the product o1 one hill, that weighed five pounds He has furnished several families witt peas, cucumbers, and garden produce generally, without money, and without price. Hope he will not forget t. show his stock at the Fair
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Rev and Mrs Charles Ball and son, MT and Mrs 5. G. Freer and son, OS. car House, visited MT Dickinson s peach orchard and had a delightful time, Wednesday. The day was fine. To Mrs Freer THE BEE force are in- 1ebted for a treat of peaches.
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An Italian in Hawleyville, working for Section Boss Jordan, ran a pick through his hand, Wednesday, requir- ing the attendance of Dr Kiernan.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
HOWLAND'S
Blankets At Distinctive Prices.

Blanket prices in this store are distinctively low because of two things. The store buys all its blankets in the syndicate of which it is member. Orders are placed direct with the blanket makers.
 Thus the buys the low price made large quan tes and it all the profit that usually to the mid demau or jobber.
 With these savings made the sell blankets at low prices than other dealers And it does Yea1 after year this proved This year tis being proved again
 Today the blanket coecto is big and attractive and fully ready As hind read these examples:
 Blankets for double bed GA by "A inches nearly all cotton but soft and and pretty white with assorted borders-$2 25 pair.
 Part wool blankets good and heavy and 70 by 82 inches weight 44 lbs, finished with borders of various colors,-s3 pair.
 Unshrnkng part-wool blankets 70 by 82 inches and weigh Al lbs, white and and servicable 50 pair
 vepound blankets with large percentage of wool in their fabric 70 ny 84 nches white with coored borders$45O
 Five dollar blankets that best know. All wool in white scarlet and fine wool with just enough mixed in to shrnk"ge Each 70 by s4 nches weigh respectively Al and lbs. ,-$5 pair
 Fine blankets of white wool nearly all have cotton warp to give extra strengh,- h,-$6OO 700 and to Is co.
 Exraarge blankets for extrasze beds, white with fancy border,-$5.OO 600 and 900 pair up,-S1.85, 3 % and 7.25.
 Scarlet blankets, pure wool and of much dicinal value,-$5.0O, 6 % and to 7.5O
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Miss Anna l.. Campbell of Bridge port, formerly of Sandy Hook, has ac- cepted a position as boOkkeeper with the Roof Tree Magazine Go. of Bridge port Her many friends will be glad to hear of her success.
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ST ROSES.

A fair for the benefit of the Sacred Heart church of Southbury will be held at the Town hall, Southbury Wednesday and Friday night of this week and Tuesday night of next week when the fair will close.
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The Probate Courts.

RESTRICT OF NEWTOWN,ss. Probate Cour, U september l2 l9Oo.
 kstale of Lewis 5. Briscoe, late of NewtoWn n said ,i,tricI, deceased.
 Upon the application of Minot AuGur. Trus- tee unuer the will of the said Lewis 5 Frisco. praying for an order to sell certain real es- cate belonging to said estate, as per appllca- Jon on file m Ire fully appears; 1t Is
 Ordered. That said applicaLon be heard md de,ermined at the Probate Office in New town, in sad District. n the 18th day of Sep. .muer, A. D. !9U5, al O'ciOc~ ill the forenoon and that roLice be given of the pe dency Ot sad application and the lime an place o1 ,learlng thereon, by publishing the same ont Ilme in sume newspaper having d circulation i'll said DIS rlct, aud by post ng q copy thereol ,n the uu UiIc sign pust in the Town of New own, in said District
 William J. Beecher. Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Anthony Patch and John Kain n have removed the fences from the front of their premises on Hillside Terrace, which is pronounced to be decided Improvement in the appearance Of their property.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
FOR SALEl
Important Notice.

If you want to go into business this Fal, and Winter that requires NO RISK OR CAPITAL. Easy work, no canvassing. and actually tat = ing but sn hours time each day; send us s3 lection. 6 in number) which retai's at s through agents. to be shipped by ex ress thiS ,,s send you FREt, supplies and instructions to start a NEW mail business in your own home. Ladies can do this work in leisure hours a> well as gentlemen. We have already started hundreds in other sections who had busine s come In the second week. Our plan IS not patented or copyrighted. but is new, attract iv. and absolutely certain to return you in every mail a h ndSOme profit from this pleas ant work. here is nothing 70 risk. we give you 5 worth of sei-ct' stock for B and fur ntsh supplies Ere to start a business " u will enjoy through the long Fall and Wi: ter months. State in the first letter if you wish the collection sent this fall ext sprlrg. Upon receipt of your reply and remittance tn supplies will be seni you at { nc. a,d we will also send ou additional supp ies wit out fa- F. ther cos, as soon as the s, lot is exhaust. d and as Long As You Wish To Continue in the Rusiness Address The N B. Chase Nursery Company. Newark New York.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

T. J. Lynch and family, who have been spending the summer with P Kelly on Mile Hill, have returned tC lheir home in PasSaic, N. J.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

A splendid line of canned goods, carefully selected. At Betts.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Platt at Hawleyville, can sell you pine tObaccD lath.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Rev MT. Sniffen, of Stratford, occu- pied St Johns pulpit, last Sunday. and preached a very acceptable ser mons from the text, "Deliver us from evil"
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

A sociable and dance will be given, Wednesday evening, September 27, by Court Sandy Hook, No 54. F. of A.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

St Roses parochial residence look finely iu it's new coat of paint, Can ield & Davis are dning the work.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

R H. Beers, Eli B. Beers, D. R. Parmalee and Mir and Mrs H. M smith attended the Country Club fail 1t Greenfield Hill. last Wednesday.
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Peaches and pears, at Betts.'

Six applications have been handed in for membership in Jephthah chap ter, O. E. s.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Harvey De Graw, arrested for bur glary in Taunton, received prison sentence at Bridgeport, Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

THE BEE was incorrect, we are in- formed, in stating that Mrs H. W. Bristol of Danbury visited at William Hawley's, recently.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

The Meyerholz moving pictures will exhibit, Monday night, at the Sandy Hook SchoOlbOuSe.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Do you need a basket of any kind? If so call on D. N. Clark, the hard ware man of Sheltun Notice his adv.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15
POSTOFFICE AND LIBRARY BUILD:
 ING.
TO BE ERECTED BY s. P. GLOVER

Ex-Senator S. F. Glover will erect on the site of the POStUtfice block in Sandy Hook, a neat building, 22x4C feet, to be used for postt flee and IT, brary purposes. The building will b. shingled on the sides, one story. Ar chitect Botsford of Bridgeport drew the plans The building will be erect. ed by Botsford Brothers of this town MT GlOver's public spirit in erecting this building should be appreciated by all residents of Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Exactly 50 years ago to-day the Newtown Savings bank opened i's doors for business The deposits to- day exceed S835, ,000.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

What are you going to take to the Fair? Don't wait to see what ynul neighbor is going to do, but hustle around, and find a little something t. take for yourself.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Mrs Arthur Mantield of BroOkfield, passed Wednesday in town, the guest of Mrs Mary BOtSfOrd.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Platt at Hawleyville, can sell you pine tobacco lath.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

Thomas J. Corbett has a top car, riage, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

AIOTICE-Is hereby given to the taxpayers the grand list of 1904 at 10 mills on the dollar will be due and ayable Octber 1. 1915: an for inc purp0se of receiving the same l will he st The following named pl ,ces: At the Town House OrtoDer Z and Brad ey s Axe E.ctOry Oct To- from till } m. will alsC, ha ot Rcn to r ce VI. tnx.s Oct IS. After November l. interest at the rate of 9 per cent from October 1. lrO5 Edgar B. Perry, Collect or K F D. ?, Weston. Conn.
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TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICE

At 10 a. m, Holy Communion; at II a. m., morning service, with sermon by the rector; at p. m, evening service
 A letter received from Hardin George from Honolulu speaks of de- ]ightful voyage. He is now at Yoka- homa.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

NOR SALE Seed rye. John H Frank New t,wnC m.
 nCDSITION WANTED-Bv man who has be. n on the Zaluon Peck place th's sum mer pod miiker and driver. ZX. Bee office. NewtOwn Conn.
 POSITION WANTtD-By a man who has | been on the Hrrace Northr"p farm. good milker and driver. AB, Bee office. NewtOwn. Conn
 N1OTICE-Havipg the agency for Fairbanks IN Morse gasoline engine would like to quote YOU prices. John Candee. Easton Conn. OST-A Jersey heifer, one and one hA IL years old. Has been gone about two weeks Finder will please C. mmun1cate with Samuel Snow, Stepney, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

DROBATE BONDS With ii dividunls fo s. | curlty are f eu uu ale il d frequeutiy uL |. iSfaCttry to helrS. 'Hpn'L ask i Iriehu tb t' %, ,i,ur ,a mi. he A,,u;d atwhy> Iathrr oi ,ls bu,.I.tS, 70 act setuflit fI' . ,ate d. al ..tirr k. md, of bnds. reiepnu', 1T lnforAnatIOn any eveni U S. trieiits N .uar;iuLy Co. Cha les Mor IS, Ne"lnWL ,tepresenLal.Ve.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

MEETING FOR ADMISSION OF ELECT III ORS-Notice is here given that the Se- eutmen and Town Clerk of Jie town of Ne~ = town will be in sesslon at the Town Clerks of ice in said town on Saturday, September 23d. rom nj. 6 o'clock in the forenoon until seven ,'clock in the aftern, on for the purpose of ex- amining the quail of electors and ai- ul.1ing 10 the electors oath persons found qualified to vote at the election held October d l9U5.
 Dated at Newtown Conn Sept. 5, 1905.
 SAMUEL A; hr.'1"A"' sslscsmen.
 EDGAR O. PAGE,
 M J. HOULIHAN Town Clerk.
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X GGTION-I will sell at public auction. A Wrune day: September 20. at 10 a m., at he rSi"tnce of the late arOline sherman, Queen Str et Newtown, Conn.,. Household turnlture. consisting of bed room suits reather beds. mattresses, bolSterS, pillows bed springs, glassware, etc Moving machines. Farming tools. Su rey, two COWS. one horse, ana Other things too numerous to m, ntiOn. If very stormy frs, fai day.
 + E. Beers Administration.
 G. F. DuncOmbe, Auctioneer.
 NOR SALE CHEAP-Pair of 6-year-old Dev- on oxen right every way. Wanted 70 buy, pair of chunky built farm horses or will ex- change for COWS. E. Il Reed, Stratford, Conn E'UR SALE-One good team horse, one year ling bull, one pair matched bull calves nine III nth, old one farrOw COW. two COWS due Oct. 4. B. H Sherman Stepney Depot. Ct MOTT E-The final meeting of'the seiectmen 1N and town treasurer for the fiscal year for approving and paying bills against the town | of Newtown wi l be held on Sept. l5, 1905, from 5 to 12 a. m.
 8. A. Blackman, E. o. Page, Selectmen.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

TWO FARMS in one. 2Su acres land, go c l nuuses, barns. l new SIO. nlih huu,, ptenLy spring Water al. meadow land Ina nlue Ill wing. mIie from raIirt,ad Wilt er! U nead Oi >Luch and ihas stock n Lu-uay; Ius >3JU half can reu d a.n InUrtga1e. If ln wan f d SoOd th.ng Tor d llLLie .ney come aLu inv. If yLu not in lers Sted Lot .wcr. You canhOL Guy this WI h con verS ttiUn you must have at leaS one half cash.
 F.j. HOSFUkD. New Preston. Conn
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NOTICE-Cau,e to my premises bull dog.
 Owner can have same by proving propert, and paying charges G. N. Morris. Rox bury Station, Conn. lephOne 136-2.
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FOR SALE-Two extra good young new I milch Hostein COWS and one yearling Dur ham bull. E. Beardsley. Stepney. Conn.
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aOR SALE--A number of good farm ant 1 drlv. s horses at reasonable prices. .. h tetu. irumUuii. COnn.
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Prospect for Good
 Fair.

FAIR cos DE- FACULTY WITH NATION- AL TROTTING ASSO- CLAYTON HAS
 BEEN SET
 FLED.
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WAN iED:
q. N- CLARKE. Nichols, Con,

10 buy: cows steers calves chickens. OF 'hythihx in live stock to butcher 5. SnoW. "lephey. Conn.
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NOR SALE->everai second hand general
 purpose horses. a ba gain; 3o-acre farm.
 house. barn. crnps. stock, Iuois: reasonable offrr refused. Real esta e of nearly every de- script ion. Cali J. J. Brophey, 6A Grand St., Daubury. Ut.
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A Fine Feed

For horses or COWS. Oats. corn and bar ev mixed. 1O0-pOund bags, $l.25 a new feed for these parts. Just arriv d some very fancy corn meal, hay, oats. flour and stock { 'ods Best goods at moderate prices. sell for cash
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EOR ALE-A new Fearless power 2-h rse, II will be sold al SmAIl Ii h- urr. Ch arles B. Seeey k. F b. o2, B idgeporL Conn. LOR SALE, cube barrel breech loading r shot gun; al Q Winchester r. Learing sh.,t gun. model both nearly new. NJ. B. Hawley. ste ney, Conn.
 FOR SALE-l bay mare weight l20O lbs good single double; also i,a tons rSe slraw
 1 aud good OK cart. Il. B. Tucker Flaw ey- viiie. Conn.
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NOR SALE Seed rye. John H Frank New N town. c m.
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Homer Pigeons

For sale. An estab'iShei flock of 300 pair $ Finest qualify. h DO ted. acclimated mat. d healthy. constan, producer of squads. good chance any tne deS' ring t., engage i, d light. prof able, interesting business. Ca upon or address, l.. P. Blssell. Litchheld COnn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

CPECIAL NOTICE-I will open my cider O mill every Saturday until further notice. Wan ed to exchange. my horse for d larger one. Henri Bourquenez Botsford. Conn.
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EOR S\I.E . good ive-year-ol" COW with l raf five days old by h~e sida Paul Felia HawleyvIlle. Conn
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FED POIA IOk>-oV Bushels kXira select- ed OteDtaie seed pulatxs. the best all
 und potato far nIer ever grew 7o Cts. per oushel. Paine X UnuerliiIi. Gay iordSvllie Ct
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DEACHES-I will have at my orchard on 'lurtis Hill 1000 baske.s of dne peache from now until Oct 1st. Also wiudfals for Newt n M Curtis, Sandy Hook Conn. Telephone 4l-3
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FOR SALE-New milch cows J. R. Bradley T Greenfield Hill, Conn.
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Felix" Paris Models. Popular makes. Re fitted. M ss MacM AhOn. Corset Maker and litter, Broad street, Bridgeport. Conn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

the chief point attraction for those shoppers who
search Of all that easonabe goods
ica inspection Of our offerings and values will demonstrate the cause
be the complete Of their kind have
shown whilst prices such mdke each purchase
bargain. You will find than
interest Here almost wanted bis in stock and better
yet the that to
and money returned cheerfuy If all satisfactory
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Housekeeping Needs

AcePels. we can please the most particular at
Will readily realize that these prices cannot be e
market gives us unusually favorable opportuniti
when 1t is consideration of cash values.
Table Linen-Here for example is
grand piece of Table Linen at the price 1t
is o8 inches wide, strictly hand oomed, the
patterns standing out vivid and distinct, fine
silver bleached, and of heavy quality, where
else can you match it, for one-fourth n1o
advance in our price Of. of........:::...b b3C
Bath Towels-Our purchass of towels
has few equals for the supply of city of this
size. The reason why, is easily answered; we
give better values and thus pile up the output.
Here is an extra large Bath Towel of heavy
quality that is worth 35c. Our Monday on
price is................ is. /31:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Display of Fall Dress Goods

Crepe de Paris-A pretty half wool
and half silk goods, elegant material for
Dress or Evening Wear. This is 3S inches
wide in colors Black, Blue, Cream O. nm
Hello and Rose. Our price,. ..0IsUU
Granite Suitin9 9s--A 46 in. wide hard
fin ished fabric dust resisting and durable,
colors, Alice Blue, Green, Black Oh
Brown, Red, and Gray. Our price. .0JU
Black Taffeta-Splendid quality, sc
inches wide. Our price On this for 0Qo
Monday only will be. ...JOU
Dress Goods Bargain Tabletop
ment of Novelty Suitings and Skirtings that
sale price, on this table you will find Imperia
Wool Crestines, Pansmas, Melrose, Silk fni
and Lansdown. Our price per yard. ST..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Great Value Giving in Ready-to-Wear Garments

Chiffon Taffeta- This quality of Chit
fon Taffeta sells everywhere except at our
sts store re- f. for SIC per yard Our price 75c
White Novelty Silk-H n S O m
Shirt Waist material at marked reduction
for tomorrow only. This silk is patterned
with peau de sole stripe. 1t sells regularly
at $1.5o Our price Monday will 00o
be.................... be J0G
French Novelty Suitings-- This
is one of the new dress materials suited
either for Shirt Waist or Coat Suits this
goods is cravenetted. Colors, Brown. Green,
Castor, Alice Blue or Navy. Our @1 Ok
price. " IDzO
tomorrow we offer the choice of large assort-
old regularly for 1.25 and 1.50 at a special
Serge, Scilian Mohair, Priestlys Crestnes
h Henriettas, Novelty serge, Whipcord 00o