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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

girls is still In vogue, Saturday last
there were seven sets OF card players,
playing at the same time and all differ
ent games, at from finch all through
whist and euchre and setback. TO seven
up. not counting children's card games,
a recent qulntettei card party included
three ladies OF the upper 9 class-Mrs.
a. j. Cooke Mrs. Alexander Cooper, Of
Henderson, n. c., and Miss G.. @. Cape
hart. Of Avocn,a n. j.; a captivating party
with Mr. RtT. I.assiier, Of Henderson,
n. c., and Mr. Fitzgerald. Of Richmond.
Mrs Cooke TOOK the prize, and Mrs.
Cooper sent her from her home a hand
some souvenir Of the game W. an add
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tional prize. Miss capehart has proven
IL fuyorite here this summer.
Again the fox hunters have been on
several hunts. Colonel Hughes, Drs'
Boyd and Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Hafl.
man, being amongst the party. ". l'oya
and Mr., J, A. W Wilkerson ana DINERS
left here Monday for u weeks camping
out and fox hunting at Abbeyyilie, char-
lotto county, and have ALREADY peen
heard from, having caught two foxes
on the first day before 0 o'clock md are
said 10 be having glorious sport indeed
with the Mecklcnburg hounds.
Mr., Il II. Arnspaugh Is now very rap
idly recovering after q long sickness,
Ills Two daughters and son have bsen
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able to leave him with his devoted wife

able to leave him with his devoted wife,.
, Among recent arrivals from Richmond
are Mrs. j, r. Parkinson, me second
time here this year; Mr. and MIS- John
". Gordon spent several days mere ms
week: Colonel JoHI.ane Stern ia to.day
here inspecting the Chase 1Clty 4 7,
company; Mr.. land Mrs. g. II, nall, hnrse
and child arrived TUESDAY from Nlcnnohp'
Mr., Il. -. Yuilc, OF tho a. Y! Y. r.,
whose family are here. VIII FfsuIil nuIs
saturday. Mr.. j. g. Cobb, OF the same com
pany, spent d day or two here ms &Geek !
Mss Annie Fields, Of kinston, y, Y, ~ ~
here. as usual, al This season; MI. 4. -,
Fleming, OF Raleigh. and Mrs, iiiart ~. !,
led The german last Friday nlEhli A'iss
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b. K y . b ) Z
Rope Curtains. single door /; Size ;E.e AL al
colors,g DSc each. fSs5'
Rope Curtains, double door slzo,
made Of large size cord, So value,
1880 each.
$25 Silk Armure Port!ercs. solid
color and two-tono effe'ctE, SO S1S a 2
pair. S5 II
Tapestry Portleres,3 silk f.nlsa,
heavy tassel fringe, value 500, 1'o'f;
$3.50 n pair.
Mercerized Portleres, sold "a color,
red and green's yards long, 50 Inches
u wide, $4.50 value for H2.OS pair. tg45S
Curtain Poles, with fixtures COM
5plete 8 feet long. Ice cach
White Cottage Rods, with fixtures
&c each. 8f@
Renaissance Bed Sets. large range
Of designs, value from $50 10 w;
price. T4,6O 10 R1@6O,
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Flannelette and Knit
Underwear.

Flannelette Underwear Is for.
comfort. We have made q strong
point in styles and prices as well,
Embroidered and Trimmed Gowns,
instead of SL5o and 50, our prices, osc
and $l,@5,
Choice of two counters of Women's
Gowns, "Or and soc each,
/, rs dozen rlannelette Pet,lcoats em-
brodered edge; special, 1Oc each.
Misses Fannelette Gowns, soc and
BOO,
+ / KNIT PE,rrICoATs-They start at
zoe 3and aro} up TO the finest MADE;
MUSLIN iGoWNs-A manufactur-
er's lot made TO sell at s1,Ss; choice,
zoe. Also lot of Drawers and cor
set Covers. best value we eyer had,
91Oc each.
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+. [, m
So Net Curtains, madras Wea We.
irish point and Brussels effects, fuH
length and width, ~ "a pair,
Heavy Scotch Net Curtains, vide
borders, 5 i-2ayards long, 90 inches
wide, worth $2.25, for $50 a par.
Nottingham Curtains. about ten
styles to select from, worth TO Sl.7s
for .,sc a pair.
;1,25 Nottingham Curtains. s5c q
pair.
soc pair.
Irish Point Cluny and Renaissance LIS
Curtains, 3 and 8 1-2 yards long, value
to s., for SI.DS q pair.3'i
Irish Point Curtains, made on best
net and hand-work, value to 81, for
4 IS a pair.
SO irish Point AMI Renaissance
Curtains. $3.50 a pair.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N@NN$EMsNN@M#1MSzS&
q Cohen's Strong Arm on the
Silk Market Will Be B:
Shown Monday.
Every possblenew silk weave every quality style ana
color NAM Of the prices not been matched IN years

si.6s BLACK MORE VELOUR,
H1,26-A fashionable new fall SILK FOR
full costumes. bright and lustrtous. u; \.
ssc BLACK PE,Au DE --lJ|.
UDc--27 inches wide, heavy enough for
coats, guaranteed every thread pure
\ silk. 5S 81 55t, q
!. q $50 1,DAu1 DE -CYG Mes, Oac --Best
shades OF solid colored silks, 4 popu.
I lar silk for this seasons costumes.
4 2ac WHITE WASH INDIA. 1890
Inches wide. soft and llstrous. makes
beautiful evening dresses. III s5 IN &
y 4 &c YARD-W1DE 4 CHINA s1f.1k,
:sDc-Exduisite light shades for even :
Ing wear. has Eeautlifu u IS silver ~, y
Z sheen.
$50 FANCY SILKS, tssc--A e lee
ton Of fancy tnffetus, in lots Of q o'ce
color combinations, including checks
and stripes. & 4.
( s1.19 YARD-W1nI TAIFETA, Doc
Chiffon Finish Black Taffeta, the
real Swiss kind, soft and cllngy.
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50 BLACll CREPE DE CHIMES Mes
$1.ID-Superiorq quality, lustrous blacS'
full double width, heavy and dura pc tale
81 CREPE DE CHIMES. 6ac-An
! cxcellen. assortment Of this season :
popular colors, Including black wsl hliise
and cream. k5
v sl1ss FLAID TAFFETAs AND ND
76c-Thesc are inc
Imported styles, in Il variety CT c l,t'''',
color. combinations. d 5
55c BLACK TAFFETA 3sc -Guar :.
antced pure silk. bright and dur s,Dis
noe YARD-NV1DE BLACK TAtT,lEl'-- y
TIA, 6Dr- Excellent quality, from one
Of the best makers, guaranteed ptrec,
dye. ". . !, !, ~
sl19 YARD-W1DE BLACK FL PE = 1t
DIE SOLE, SSc-rhls is IAN excellent
silk fo,. serviccable dresses AID
waists, bright and durable.
sle5 YARD-NvIDE BLACK TAT
F3T.A, DOc--Extra heavy. has a h gh
lustrous finish like silver, suited FOR.
making coats and skirts.
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hro nds, misfortune for the wearcr Is that
tthat'n ftnched cuff Is very much IN vogue, |
hnve to wear two shirts day N my ordinary
eourse Of bSsness because WITH the the ns nns
changu rho cuff Without changing the whole
siirt. IN tho course OF a year the lhunnry
bili is considerable OF The thlhs
n ,yyhat is the most expensive shirt nave
Ws made 1 ,or ttow In N %yomns
~ III 4yAs; naye been Win etcrli hundt ~
dollars, II was Of the finest leather elnt3or-
Gallon madsgo ID tsd gold .pieco.. with q Ola.
9wea,.ay cattle own--- s s:ist t5tats, where
s.ioMy trapplnss are IS hghy priced ~ a.
iincnkey dinners At NeWpori, ,a DON'T lhinK
i, Was Ms AhIrt. not mine, t'u| 'Isn0ss NswA
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Women sand Misses
Underwear.

~ All the Munsing Underwear for
fall and winter use will be ready
on sale Monday. Z, IA H sf5#
Also the Helyetia Underwear, In
the various grades and styles for
women or children. !,
Besides these two most noted
makes Of underwear all the rest.
4 is ready for your choosing.
AIunsIng, bOc to y3 q garment.
by HelyetIn, Toe to $1.76 q garment.
n You can buy Underwear for lOc a
garment In full winter weight,
Sale starts on main floor lett
2nisle3 Monday, 81, RI S4t tsg
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Tailor Suits with COATS inches
long-inyertcd plaits all around, skirts
have 'InvertGd plaits at bottom, al
the.'w;ifited. shades. $40.
Finely Tailored Suits in all the fash
ionable shades Of gray, ultra long
coats with fancy straps and plaits'
strictly up-to-date. go.
Strictly Man Tailored Suits of hard
finished serge, coats IS Inches long,
skirts have cluster plaits, blue, black
and green. $50.
Handsome Novelty Suits of Her
ringbone Panama with fancy design
cd blouse, skirts are box-plalted.
trimmed to match Jacket. all the APP
pearance of SIS suits. all shades. $50.
New Cheviot Skirts, 50 stitcred
plaIts forming yoke. $50 values. for
1915.
New Broadcloth Skirts In every
shade and style. 50.
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Laces and Their Kindred

Are here II ali the variety that French capital dictates
The new trimming laces by even similar to
those our grandroters # the names Tor the new
aces convey anything you they follows Aplnal
Baby Irish Point Rose Point Vense and French Irish
in Empire and other effects Eli. oGuoia ,si4
Even in be economical and start the price
Cohen value throughout the
entir 1s4
New All-Oyer SOC and 75c a yard
. T4aces, yard Il
Ordinary to Oc WONDERFUL Values
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The sale OF these goods at this
price on them will add moro than
s15 Extra size Finest California
Blankets are $40. n .5.y
Extra Size Blankets for the extra
size beds are, at special price, 70.
1914 White Wool Blankets sell for
a.. n pair. MI ..., {. \.
We have a storehouse filled with
Blankets bought SO as to X void the
advance. ss.f y. 7, q, q. I. :. 4,
5Thereaare Large Heavy White blu '',
kets at 81 90.
Y Cotton Blankets at Doc to ~ a
pair. Yla.
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Big Bargains in Wo.
mems Hosiery.

\ Complete stock Of Hosiery, with
bargain spots that have not been
equalled In all the past. S9' ',fs5
Women's Full Fashioned Black
Stockings. fast black and full seam--33
less, &12 LEO pair
$50 dozen Women's Black Lace
Stockings, loo a pair.
Moments Pure silk Stockings, the
always $l5O quality, in black, white
Or co,ors, NJ pair.
Misses nnd Boys Heavy loo stoak-
ings, all sizes, 1Oc Il pair.
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Manufacturers Sal. of Lace.
Curtains.

Every year the close out all the new sea
sons stock on hand lines before beginning on the
next seasons work. t#s as
Our buyer had the and had the room and the
money thee prices 50 low because they were
sold for cash. t5Ha -s5s S, .a
There IS from 50 is per them for you Abso-
luey no duplicates blame if do not get al you
daft * + &
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ri Misses Ribbed Vests and Pants, al
sizes, best 2sc garments, fall an ana
winter weights. 10c IS
Women's Fleece Ribbed Vests ana
Pants, fall aud winter weights, 1 z;ss'cr.s
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x4Oa-12,plere Gold stlpnled De-
GRATED = ilet Sets, worth s7'0,
i26e eacl-l.arge White Wash HoWls,3
! s2Oega dozer-Plain White Fruit Or
Dat Meal Saucers.
II 900, each-A lot OF Handsomely pec'
GRATED, Gold Finished Imported CAKE
Plates. worth 81 each, III }S i. /
$40 a set-White-tandl:d KNIVES
and Forks, worth $2,eo,
$40 a dozsn-R Rogers Nickel Eli
yer Table sp, ons; Tea Us S2ooas 4 70
match, Mo dozen,
1850 i dozen-1-2 Pint Jelly Glnssess
800 for soc Tall Glass Fruit STANDS.
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Homstitched and Open-work Linen
Tray Cloths and Ccnters f1eces IN p an an
linen and dunlnsk. Zoe each. ia51i
Hemstit cncd Linen Bureau ana
Washstand Scarfs, plain linen with
open spoked stitch. Doc each. 3l
Hemstitchcd Bureau Scarfs and PIT
low Shams to match, with elaborate
Mexican drawn open-work bordter,
soc each
Hemstltched Plate Mats, Sc and sc
each. M
X Upwards Of 200 pieces OF Table
Damask; our own Importation, at
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The MECKLENBURG HAS
ITS AUTUMN GUESTS
Especial to The Times, Dispatch,

I,IIt, MECKLESBURG CHASE CITY,
VA. September 23.--Irhe regular summer
guests have thipned out and compare
tive quiet reigns here. Dancing - less
frequent. Horseback riding FOX hun'-
3np and cards and promenades make NY
most Of The LIE. Class-ridlng Of young
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Emily Walker of Rale! Oh, N, O. daugh-
tor Of Mr.. William Fl, Walker, spent q
day here last week, with Captain y, i.
Hunt, Of TownesvIle. n, O.. to SEQ Mr..
and Mrs, W.T., Dbrell, her uncle and
aunt,
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4, 4 ABOUT SHIRTS.
Little Things It Behooyes Every
Man to Know, sttt

The average man who bligs chpantshirts W'qpr4a
THAT'S Inc fault With cheApenss saia N +.
Duncan y Eoale OF NewEIk az tho s n, Fo r.
bodiss bands avg --:ss&ez ars y s.'
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The New Garments.

hibt The choice style of Paris and London is our
acceptance The dresses here are worth SEEING even
though YOU do not need them now.
New Blind Cheviot with ghtittng single
shaped collar skirts
are from all shades, $40
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g CHI cked and Plaid Na!nsooks, s a.ac
q yard.
1900 ya,ds Checked Na'nsook. 9 l- 20.
a yard.
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5Colored8G Goods.

III 81 and 1850 Imported lrrench Brc & az e h !.
cloth, all E,of the newest shnlts for
\ fall wear " n ynrd. \ II !.
Imported German Broadcloth q spo7 s.
ed and shrink, 81 inches vide, ~ q
y '15p.inch Venetian Brondcloth and
Prunelih, In electric blue, pearl gray
and plum, $3.50 yard.
5O.ihoh Ralnproof Sultiny, y very 'g'l' :,
desirable fn brio for rain coats, EAU
colors, R1,n1l q yard. u Il z. n "a \.
y I.ine 6. Plaid GET man Cashmere 10
inches vide, q nice material for long
coat suits, E1Ea yard. 1.
II 81 -incha52 5ergesA-nlnnnish cffecttsf--lnli
the correct. shades and patterns 4 10 3''t'
4 fall, e1.xn TO $50 a yard. 3.S5 3, 1 s
q German Cashmere, the most ps pu-
lar 5llght-welglit material for fa.l a.
Inches wide, all oolors. 6c q yard.
4 Erndford's Mohairs--plaln and fan
cy-44 inches wide, all colors. g ~ q
Il SIPS Import ed sAiis,ral. nice for Fl on
suits for early fall 20 inches vide vide !;
Special 5Dc n yard. ~
i a. complete line OF Cream Goods
suclsns Mohalr. Alhatress. Bn tistc.
Wolfe, Panama, Crepe, u 1ilcnne, Cash ls.f L
mere, Serge anu Broadcloth, for eyctlE-
Ing wear, zoe to $3.50 Il yard.
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Beddings Less Than Ever.

rice Is temporary, as the ADVANCE
s per. cent, In the near future,
We have laid In hundreds OF
White Quilts in order to serve
you we'll. ,i5g Nj b n
81 Crochet Quilts are sold for G'oi
some are only 5Dc.
4 Some 600 Imported Mnrscilles Quilts.
Including those for iron beds-frlnged
or 3unfrlnged-these goods were Inn
ported to sell from $3.50 to $3.50 or
present price Is $3.50 to $5. $aa
Linen Finished Sheets. 3Sc.
s Largest and heaviest size, 0No
&, Linen Finished Pillow Cases, 1Oc.
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Linens Direct From the
Linen Centres.

these new shipments the pride Of our European buy
The prices will speak themselves The opening price
is less than their usual wholesale cost
and Damak Towels over a dozen
work
There SOC values IN the o none IN
der cyalnn can for 25C each
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Skirts Of Thibet in newest designs,
SOS.
Melton skirts in all the latest ef-
fects, Tl.Ds.
New Cloth Walking Skirts, we'll tail
ored, ~.
THE NEW BUTTERFLY SKIRT
of French Wolfe, this seasons latest
fad, also various other styles. $40.
The new Circular and Flare Skirts
of blind cheviot or serge, latest et-
fects, $3.50; other styles to $40.
NEW COVERT COATS. AZ inchos
long, R6DS.
Covert Jackets. collarless or shap-
cd collars. all the best styles. Sl.bO.
= New Full Length Iiimonos IN all the
Persian designs. DSc each
Kmonos Of German Flannel IN
pink, blue or red trimmed with Per
sian bands, SOC each.
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new prices; the range Of values
4 is from 45c to $3.50; the prices
will be zoe to S1.75 a yard.
Among the above are 20 pieces Of,
roc .Dnmask, Pure Linen irish or Ger
man, 66 to 70 inches wide; choice ''''s'
a5}y;!rd. Il Fl
Full Bleached Linen Dinner Nap
kins, 4Sc a dozen.
Full SIS or "a linen Dinner Nap
klns, full bleached, ~ dozen
Extra Size Bleached Huck Towels
DC each or ~ a dozen. q 4 &s.3 " q
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The New Mems De
p;artn,e;:;nt

has holiday prices and some OF
the most beautiful 3stuffs, s88
English Four-in-hands, the large,
full 81 scars. In every new effect;
choice. 44c. II SIS r 4.
Hundreds OF dozens Of &c and ooc
Neclewear, including light. dark. bla OK
and white; :, choice Of the lot, 24c.
Knit Underwear. White and Colorei
Shirts. Half Hose and all things tor
men, &. ~ 8s28
,,, y, ..g "a, Y Il !. - ,.ss;3
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40 pieces Of Heavy Silk Cord, IN all
the different shades and colors, ORG
inally l5c; now. Zoe n yard.
Hundreds Of Boys Suits
for Fall.
Every new style that has
been introduced in all the
various sizes,
The Buster Brown, the Nor
folk, the Three Piece Suits and
the Double Breasted,
You can buy We'll Tailored Suit Of
guaranteed material for S14S. 9th
ers for 81 ,DS. The compa tison of the
materials and tailoring OF these suits
viii show YOU where the boys suits
should be bought.
Most beautiful are the New Chey-
lot Plaid Bel,ed Norfolk Suits at
S.,OS. Thay are the So SUITS Of
many houses,
SO Fancy Cheviot Russian Elouse
Suits, sizes 10 s years, will be sold
Monday for $1,SO each. Tne7e suits
are with the double embroidered en-
blem
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Big Values in Underwear.

,Women's Medium Weight Blcached
Gauze Vests, high neck and short
sleeves. lie. &.
High Neck and Long Seevs Corset
Covers, bleached ribbed, regular and
extra Sizes lOe.
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Dark Plaid F,annelettes are , -44Ic.
The light colors for night rope ops, u
the Sc grade, for 3-4c.9
3 The IL 1-2c ones for :s-'ae. 4.
Yard-wide, Printed Flannelettes for
% 3-4c. that are usually sold for LOG;
Indigo Blue Cal,coes, the l-t sc!
grade for q 1-2c. I'm
Mnnufaoturer's outlet OF all he pro- \
duces OF his Yard-wids Cambrtcf,8
Cottons and Long Cloths. We have
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Perhaps |: asst Call. for
Embroider'i,es;.s

for this season is a bargain lot (
to be sold at SC to $1211:-2c g yard I
on Monday. Buy them for future
use while you may at these prices.
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Four White Goods Specials.

4 Vaudeville English Long Cloth.
8 H-4c q yard. 5
Wash orsandy, white. 40 inches
wide. To a yard
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Is Ready for I q; all
Supplies.

made, two lots. 9 &c and 8 3-4c; the
latter are tho IL 1-2c5tos15c qualities.
u 2.7op yards OF Double F'iees ed Domet
Flannel Will be scld for 4 Lee
yard. "
3o-inch Unblsachcd Canton FLANNEL
in lens this to 10 yards viii be DC
yard.
& Yard-Wide loc Percales, 1s--2c.
The Best Lancaster Apron Cling
ham. 3--4c. .l5 stj III
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Three Big Spec Gals.

y eco yards English Long Cloth &c
n yard. IL S *
M 5000 yards 4O.lnch Apron Lawns,
best 1oc and 12sl-2c quality. &c yard.
4 s All size Check Nainsooks, Usual best
l0c quality. &C.
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$7. so Decorated Toilet Set, $4.93.

lOc--Clear, Crystal Imitation Cut
Glass Pickle or Preserve Dishes,
TOO cachS-- s-Inch Glass taoWert
Vas es. 81 X II Il & !, s4s.s
900 u dozen-Thn Blown Glass va
: lbc-12-ring Deep Muffin Pans,
Hc-1O-quart Tin Dish Pans, =.
& ESQ cach-B.ue and White E'''Al''-
elcd Cuspidores, I, s5
1Oc-l2-nuart Galvanized iron DISH
Pans. a + e.
0Ou--Nickel Alarm Clio ks, .
400 eacl-N Nickel I 81, g lIE "a, -,
.t5c-3-pint Nickel plalea' 1opper
Bottom Coffea Pots, a
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n OOllIc III uCo16t1S CK11'etC q - !, =
The price for Good Quality Flame N
/ cite In. pretty designs Is o ;s-.sc l1ou q
BILE widths arc G1X 1-2c and &c.
The Raw Wool Woven Flanneaitett,ttcs
are 8 1-sc: the best quality ever S! soi "a
4 for the price. KS NJ 81 s
! Eiderdowns for bath robes and
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|@lS&lSSlES@lES4lfS$1
A.Store Of Bias k.and Colored.
Wooden Dress Fabrics.

Welcome the coming autumn fabrics They Are
soiner than ever before. the colorings II the
fabrcs dress goods ahead p all stores
il your reach has brought the success of order
The bee., 1905-09-28

This bed Is made of best malleable iron, the finish
in white enamel, thoroughly baked; posts
lie, the top rail head and foot are of u finch
brass, has brass mounts spindes and four cast
brass height of head 58 inches height of foot
AZ inches. We have them in feet inches and it,
Price ,..... ................... 1886
We furnish this bed complete with best spring,
guaranteed for three years good grade OF cotton
top mattress. Complete 1910
The bee., 1905-09-28
NO. $50
yvm-zrn
n
PARLoR TABLES

Solid oak, golden finish, has high
polish. The main feature is the
construction; legs are doyetailed
to top and are set in glue. This
is the strongest and best way any
parlcr table can be put together,
legs are large and hand turned,
the lower shelf is fastened to legs
with large screws which are un-
derneath and not exposed. Made
in three sizes.
i0xl0 inches, ...,.....- 800
2Ox2O inches .l.............. l.25
24x24 inches. 1850. ,1....... l.5O
The bee., 1905-09-28

AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN NO. s5
We have few of these dressers a.n-e0..a-,a
left, made of select hardwood 8EzsAsx -
mahogany finish, has three large n a
drawers fitted with brass drawer JT Is
pullers aud lock and keys. the - N
carvings handsome and deep. 49, -
The mirror is best German beyel rs,..---,s,
plate, 2Ox24 inches E9<Zs1sy. -. 1
Die. 90 m n. . 1rF j - II
AAASc $500 1880 poSv
Same Dresser with 24x3o Mirror 80 .
Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 lInHrSS--1rS-
The bee., 1905-09-28

CoMMODE
Made of quartered oak
polish finished.
For the Sick Room
nothing is more import
ant, furnished with best
grade agate pan, is odor-
less. Price $4.00.
The bee., 1905-09-28

FOLD SCREEN
Filled with figured silk
oleum.
Price. S1.75
The bee., 1905-09-28

We have a large line of Carpets,
Mattings, Oil Cloths and Linoleums,
all grades.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-20
"Coons" in Trouble.

"You can talk about coon a
havin trouble" but the misfortunes
OF the colored individuals who
comprise the Dixie Minstrel com.
pany are certainly not few. They
landed in town Monday and billed
for three performances but on
Tuesday one of the members attach.
ed the box receipts for wages due
and the fun started. Other men,
bers of the company arrayed them
selves against the paintiff and for
awhile it looked as if their differ.
ences would be settled according to
Marquis of Queensbury rules, but
they all seemed to lack the courage
to draw the first razor. They
then went to County Attorney
Bartlett and while in his Office be-
came 30 violent that the whole
crowd was arrested for disorderly
conduct. They are having their
hearing before Judge Vineyard, as
we go to press, and and as call
coons look alike" to the Judge, a
number of "colored gentlemen"
are in serious danger of doing pen.
ance in the city bastile.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-20
Y. M. c. A. To Open.

AT meeting of the Y. M. G. A.
trustees Tuesday evening it was
decided to reopen that institution
at once and the board is now in
correspondence with suitable
man to take charge. The people
have subscribed good member
ship and ample funds for the sup
port of the institution is assured.
On Friday night there will be
another game of basket ball be-
tween the young ladies and bust
ness men Of the city aud an inter-
esting contest is assured. No adj
mission will be charged and it is
the intention of the association to
provide interesting games from
time to time and thereby encour-
age an interest in the society.