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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
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Does The Realization
 Sale Continue?

In answer to the often re- peated inquiry of last week we answer Yes and No.
 Yes-You understand the Realization Sale is intended to clear out all surplus stock, all broken lots-all undeSira- ble merchandise-and until these are disposed of the sale continues, unabated-ln fact some of the items are cut further in price-Some of the items that did not move off as quickly as they should have-For instance, 4.95 Re- alization price Shirt Waist Suits are cut to 3.9S.
 5.95 Realization prce Linen Coats are cut again in price to 4.95.
 Additions are made to 25c evening fabrics from the 39c counter, indeed the 39c lot is discontinued and all sold at 25c. To the 75c and o9c lot are added to from regular stock.
 There aresome Boys Cloth ing cut again in price below Realization Sale price.
 No-A great many articles are removed from sale.
 A great many lots are sold out, therefore no more sale on them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Women s Sample
 Gowns.

Women's Gowns, made of very nice nainsook. well made, cut very full and wide, low square neck, hand effect, yoke back and front, short sleeves. There are only two of kind, but there are many other styles in this lot; regular price 1.38. Sample Sale price Sbc
 Women's Gowns, made of very fine French Nainsook, low round neck with embroidery insertion let in back and front, edged with a dainty Val lace, elbow sleeve with embroidery cuffs, lawn ruffle edged with lace. There are only two of a kind, but there are great many other styles included in this sale; regular sale price 1.S9. Sample Sale price i.Z0
 Women's French9 N ai n o o k Gowns, made of very fine quality, cut full long and wide, well made, high neck with deep embroidery yoke, clusters of tucks let in be- tween insertions, long sleeves, dainty ruffle of embroidery set on down front, round neck and sleeves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Sale of Sample Muslin Underwear.
contribute their this sale The M gs @ @ are 1n moe and live here o Monday

There are only two of style, but there are many other styles in cluded in this lot, high and low necks; regular price FPS. Sample Sale price Lou
 Women's fine French Nainsook Gowns, made of very fine quality, well made, cut very full and long. high square neck with a yoke of lace insertions and fine Swiss en- broidery let in between neck, fin- ished with beading ribbon and lace ruffle, twelve buttons down front, elbow sleeves, dainty lawn ruffle edged with lace. There are only two of style, but there are many other styles included in this lot; regular sale price 800. Sample Sale price Z.uU
 Women's French Mai n S k Gowns, made of extraordinary fine quality, we'll made, cut full long and wide, deep octagon Bertha, back and front of fine tucks, fin ished around top and bottom, over shoulders and back with very fine quality open pattern Irish point embroidery insertions, very fine Valencienne lace. ruffled edge around neck with wash ribbon drawn through, full flowing bell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Realization Sale in
 Mems Furnishings.

Madras Negligee shirts. dark and light patterns, regu- lar price LOO; realization sale price 69c
 Best quality Madras Negli- gee shirts, attached and de- tached cuffs, regular price 1.50; 0;realization sale priceI, LOO
 200 quality, realization sale price LAO
 Fancy half-hose in embroid- cred figures, silk checks, stripes, gauge, lisle, regular price soc; realization sale price, three pairs for LOO
 Genuine Guyot and fine Lisle suspenders, regular price soc. realization sale price 39c
 Light weight NalnsOok shirts and drawers, regular price soc. realization sale price 39c
 French Lisle and Balbrig- genshirts and drawers, reg lar price soc; realization sale price 39c
 White Lisle Thread Shirts and Drawers. Regular price LOO; realization sale price 79c
 Lisle Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, long or Sh ort sleeves, white or tan. Reg ular price 7sc; realization sale price 5Sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
WOmen's Tub Suits.

Balance of the entire lot of Tub Suits must be sold, therefore all suits marked 6.50 and 700 have been marked to 3.95
 These suits are made of very sheer quality Lawn, the skirts are extra full width. The waists are made in numerous styles, some with dainty hemstitching orthers with tucks and plaits. The sleeves are the full Leg O'Mutton. The colors> are brown, navy blue, solid black, solid white. white with light blue polka dots. white with red polka dots, Champagne with blue and brown polka dots. Now
 marked 3,95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
W0man's Furnishings

We have selected about two hundred combs from our regular LOO and 75c stock, some are mount ed, some set with ralinestones-All choice designs 44c Shell, Amber and White Hair Pins, six on card. Regular price 25c; Special l6c Nickel Plated Shears. sizes from 4 to 7a inches. Regular price 45c; Special lSc All Linen 25c!Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs, l2 l-2c All Linen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, which have been used for window decoration, slightly soiled, per dozen, 65c
 Specials in Hosiery.
 Women's plain black all silk hose, extra reinforced heel and toe, all sizes. Regular price 200; Mon days bargain price, l.35 Women's Lisle all lace hose, in three choice designs, full fashioned, Hernsdorf dye. Regular price soc; Special Mondays price, three for
 LOO Misses lace stitch fast black hose. sizes from 54 to s4. Regular price 25c; Special Mondays price,
 !7c Infants lace and plain lisle socks, in all shades and sizes. Reg ular price 35c and 39c; Monday s special price, ISc Special Sale of Fans.
 About one hundred Japanese Fans in clever patterns. Regular price Sc and l0c; Special price 50 Painted and Spangled Gauge Fans, highly decorated. Regular price 35c; Special price l5c Lace Silk Gauze and Snangled Fans, in choice designs. Regular price 75c; Special price 5So
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Women's s Sample
 PettiCOatS.

Women's Drop Petticoats, well made, full wide, deep knee flounce of lawn with two clusters of fine tucks, deep embroidery ruffle around bottom, dust ruffle with hemstitched hem-only two of kind, but there are many other styles included in this lot. Regular price 2.25; Sam pie Sale price, Lou
 Women's Muslin Petticoats, made of good quality, well made, cut full wide, deep open embroidery ruffle around bottom, neat pattern, headed with embroidery beading, full dust ruffle, only two of a kind, but there are many other styles in- cluded in this lot Regular price 2.50; Sample Sale price l:to
 WomeEss Fine Muslin Top Pet ticoa.., made of extra fine quality,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
EtOn, Russian and
 Sailor Suits.
and

This lot represents the ac- emulation of odd sizes of different lots of our high-class suits, and the actual value is twice the price. In the whole lot you will find any sizes, and besides a good assort- ment. You will not be dis appointed. You will get a well-made, high-class wash suit at actually half-price.
 Regular 2.75, 2.S0 and 200 suits, realization price l.l9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Soc Tam O'Shantas,
 29C.

Washable Tam O'Shantas, large and small shapes, also some eight corner Tam O. Shantas, suitable for young girls, the Tam O'Shantas are made of materials such as Chambray, Sateen and Mad ras; regular price soc. Real ization price 29c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Toy Department.

This department was moved to the first floor and regularly estab- lished in order to facilitate the pur- chase of the much needed vacation article = Toys = and in order to stimulate the education of children by play. Toys are always hard to find except at holiday time-not so here-hereafter-because we study the wants of our patrons-There are birthdays and sick children and little friends that have to be re- membered as well as grown ups"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

well made, cut very full. extra deep flounce of lawn with an Old En- glish pattern of lace insertion let in between lawn ruffle set on in sertion with three wide lace inser- tions set one on the other and full lace ruffle on bottom of the inser- ton, forming an extremely full et- feet at the foot, full lawn dust ruff fle edged with lace to match. There are only two of a style, but there are many other styles included in this lot. Regular price 12.0O; Sam pie Sale price, i.uu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Women's Sample
 ChemiSe.

Women's Chemise made of French Nainsook, well made, knee length, cut full with yoke of three inside hemstitched tucks put on circlar effect, neck finished with lace beading ribbon drawn through and lace finished edge. There are only two of a style, but there are many other styles included in this lot. Regular price loo, sample Sale price. 5oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Dying and Cleaning.

First Floor Dress Goods Aisle they look after Dying and Clean ing. Before you go away for the summer have your blankets and lace curtains looked after and put away clean. They last longer if they are put away clean-do not incubate germs. We will store all such articles until you return from your vacation,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Bed Spreads.

One hundred Clarendon Spreads, size 78x38, the best 1.S0 bed spread known to the trade, this sale LOO
 One hundred Bed Spreads size 74x84
 heavy honeycomb, especially adapted for single beds, regular price 100, this sale 69c
 One hundred Honeycomb Spreads, size 72x9O, with cut corners. and frnged all round, made specially to fit brass beds, regular price L75, this sale I.39
 Fifty Marseilles Bed Spreads, size 76x88, regular price 2.50, this sale l.69
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
This Sale Includes:

Table Linen, Dinner and Breakfast Nap kins, Huck and Domestic Towels, Sheets and Pillow Cases, Linen and Cotton Crashes, Hemstitched and Embroidered Sheets and Pillow Cases, Linen Table Sets, Lunch Cloths, Fringed and Hemstitched Doylies, Sheetngs and Domestics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Realization Sale in
 Bows Clothing.

Special salesin Boys Cloth ing are a strong feature of each week, but this sale sur- passes other sales in close ness of prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
BOys' Shirts.

Boys shirts reduced as follows: soc quality, realization price 39c 75c quality, realization price 5Sc LOO quality, realization price 75c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

sleeves with embroidery cuff and deep ruffle to match. Only two of a style, but there are many other styles included in this lot, high and low neck. Regular price $50; Sample Sale price, 6sOU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

Extra large size Table Napkins, in as- sorted designs, size 24x24, full-bleached Irish linen, regular price a dozen 4.S0, in this sale for 300
 Fifty dozen half-bleached German Table Napkins, already hemmed and ready for use, regular price dozen 175, in this sale l.25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Annual July Linen Sales
7KTITIIlGaE OUE IHKESH OSR1SA5
 In the spirit and promoted for the same reasons as the August February Furniture and Carpet Sales, this Annual July Linen Sale naugmaed last year. To give prudent purchasers saving chance on Household and Table Linen.
 TO THOSE WHO CAN ANTICIPATE THEIR WANTS TO PROSPECTIVE HOJSEKEEPERS
 TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND RESTAURANTS TO ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIVES

This is the greatest opportunity the year buy these staple items practically manufacturers cost
 Our buyer goes into the market prepare for this sale just prepare for other great sales by buying merchandise his lnes that be sold at saving prices The cotton goods this sale have been purchased basis of staple against the present price and the future soaring prospects, The manufactured article advance per the pres Some of the lots small therefore limited quantity, but a bp n value
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Boys and Girls Straw
 Hats.

These hats, some in large and small brims, rough and smooth straws, different col ors of straWs, also comblna- ton colors with different col ors of ribbons. Realization price Zyc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
The August Rebus.

$500 in gold to each of the first three correct answers. Particulars August 20th at the Store..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Fruit Jars.

The preserving season is now here, and we can supply your wants with jars, extra caps and rubbers, also wide-mouth jars for canning whole fruit:
 pint, per dozen 55e
 1 quart, per dozen 65c 1e gallon, per dozen 85c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
"Moneybak" Black
 Silks.
The Longer a Piece of Silk Wears the Less it Costs.

If you once buy Money bak" black Silk and want silk again in ten years you will come to this store. Are you looking for an investment in connection with an expendi- ture ? We think it is found in "Moneybak" black Silk.
 Is it not worth something to buy a black silk having such merit as "Moneybak' undoubtedly possesses and be assured of having satisfae- tory results from time or money spent in making it up1
 Is it not worth something to feel that your new black silk will not soon look old and rusty, crack the first time it is worn, split at the seems and cut out at the hem in a short time ?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
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The August Furniture
 Sale.

This annual event starts here this year on Tuesday, August 1st. As usual goods will be stored for later delivery and charged when delivered.
 As usual we pay freight.
 As usual we pay railroad fares on purchases within a certain per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
WOmen'S White Linen
 Coats.

The entire stock of White Linen Coats has been reduced from Is to 1-2 of original prices. There are no two styles alike. Some are half-fitted and plain tailored, others are lace trimmed, while great many are eyelet embroidered. The lengths are from 27 to 42 inches:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16

cooler now is the time 10 buy. Note prices below:
 } gallon coolers, regular price 1.7S; special i.35
 4 gallon coolers, regular price 2.40; special l.85
 6 gallon coolers, regular price 300; special 2.25
 8 gallon coolers, regular price 3.75; special 800
 10 gallon coolers, regular price 4.50,, special $50
 With Telegraph Faucets.
 } gallon coolers, regular price 2.25;; special I,65
 4 gallon coolers, regular price 3.75; special 200
 6 gallon coolers, regular price 3.25; special 2.25 8 gallon coolers, regular price 4.50; special 800
 10 gallon coolers, regular price 500; special 3.75
 12 gallon coolers, regular price 600, special 4.50
 IS gallon coolers, regular price 7.50; special 5.75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Ice Cream Freezers.

Alaska Freezers are the best, and the prices are as low as any flrst-claSS freezer:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Madras and Null Pa
 jamas Reduced.

1.25 quality, realization price e9l |. so quality, realization price lsI:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Sheets and Pillow Cases.

Pepperell Sheets, 72x90, this sale 45c Pepperell Sheets, olx90, this sale 51c Pepperell. Sheets, 9Ox90 this sale 55c Pepperell Pillow Cases, 42x35, this sale JI11c Pepperell Pillow Cases, 4Sx36, this sale I21ac Utica Sheets, 72x90, this sale 59c Utica Sheets, 8lx90, this sale 65c Utica Sheets, 90x9O, this sale 69c Utica Pillow Cases, 42x3o, this sale t5C Utica Pillow Cases, 4Sx3o this sale I6I3c Table Cloths with Napkins to
 Match.
 yards long and yards wide, in this sale 2.CO
 21-2 yards long and yards wide, in this sale for 2.5O
 yards long and 2 yards wide, in this sale for 800
 Napkins to match any cloth, size 19xl9. in this sale per dozen 2.GO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Coolers.

If you are in need of a cooler now is the time 10 buy. Note prices below:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Towels.

linen Huck Towels, in sizes 19x38 and 20x40, excellent value, regular price per dozen 4.S0, this sale 800
 Fifty dozen of very fine hemstitched Huck Towels, fancy borders, size 22x42, reg ular price 7.50 dozen, this sale 600
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Breakfast and Dinner Napkins

One hundred dozen Loom Napkins for restaurants and boarding houses, size 18X18
 regular price dozen 85c, in this sale 65c
 Seventy-fVe doz. all-linen half-beached Table Napkins, size 18xl0, extra heavy quail ity, in this sale per dozen l,39
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
Wide Mouth Jars.

1 pint, per dozen I5c quart, per dozen 85c 1s gallon, per dozen i.UU
 Boyd's Porcelain Lined Caps, per dozen Zoe White or Black Rubbers, per dozen DC
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26
Travelling Men Will Meet.

\ meeting of the Black Hills Travel
ing Mems association will be held at
Hot Springs the latter part of this
week, and a large number from the
northern Hills will go down. Besides
the members of the Black Hills associa-
ton there will be many from Omaha,
Chicago ard other large cities. The
Evans is enjoying the largest patronage
that it has ever received this year.
Under the new management every
thing is booming aud the service is
second to none of any hotel in the
country. Those who have stopped
there are very loud in their praise of
the dining room service and the hotel
generally. Lead Call.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26

Hot Springs Will Meet Crawford on the
Diamond Here Saturday and Sunday.

Hot Springs Will Meet Crawford on the
Diamond Here Saturday and Sunday.
For Saturday and Sunday games of
base ball have been arranged batween
Hot Springs and Crawford on the
grounds in this city Crawford always
has had an unusually strong team and
this year we understand they show up
better than ever. Hot Springs will get
together for the first time and it is en-
pected the boys will make good
showing.
THE DEADWOOD TEAM.
A Deadwood special says: "The team
in Deadwood will be composed largely
of the players who made Deadwood the
champion of the Black Hills last year
The nine has been strengthened by
Whitcomb and Eads, who will be the
battery. the former coming from
Friend, Neb, and the latter from FIRE.
mont, Neb. The Deadwood nine will
be coached by +. A. Bird, of the Buila-
10 Eastern league, who is a graduate of
the Ann Arbor, Mich, law college. He
will locate in this city to practice law"
BELLE FOuRCHE WILL HAVE A GOOD TEAM.
n we'll known base bali enthusiast Of
Belle Fourche, lin writing to member
oil the Lead Register force, has the fol-
lowing to say i'll regard to the base ball
teaai organized at that place to contest
for the peNant in the Black Hills league.
Que day last week $1,000 was raised
there with which to maintain the or
ganization for the season:
eyes, the Cowboys will be in the
running. We have some pretty good
| outside men to help us out. Ole will
hold up his end without any doubt
We have an eX-Western leaguer from
Omaha and Il rattling good short-stop
from Nebraska; q good lniielder from
the eastern part of this state; Jack
O'Hanlon, who caught Williams i'm '97;
also got a line ON No / pitcher. Then
in the outtield we will have Thullen.
best in the Hill; Brewer, from Gordon.
Neb., and Douglas, from Spearfish. !
honestly believe we will have the fast
est outfield in the Hills"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26
HOT SPRINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Plans for Proper Observance of thisl Holi
day on May so.

Plans for Proper Observance of thisl Holi-
day on May so.
This day belongs to the veterans,
and our hearts grow warm over the
fervid patriotism with which our be-
loved country commemorates May Both.
1t makes us feel that the long strug-
gle during the sixties, when all so free
ly gave health and strength and many
their lives, is held in grateful remem-
brance.
The G. A. r. and w. r. G. are already
at work preparatory to making ithis
years services the best aud most i'm
pressive ever .held in Hot Springs. A
new feature will be adopted this year
i'm strewing flowers and wreathes upon
the waters in honor of the naval SOL
diers who we're buried beneath the
billows of the briny odeep. This part
of the services will be in charge of the
w. r. G. and will be held on the bridge
in front of the Evans Hotel.
We most cordially invite everybody
to assist in these services. a special
invitation is extended to all the people
living out in the country to come in
and bring their. families and join will
us in all the services of the day.
BY Order of Commander.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26
DOUBLE INSPECTION.
Field Inspectors of NANCY Cattle Are
Checked at Market Centers

Numerous complaints have been
made recently on account of the hard
ships worked on stock raisers ON ac-
count of the double inspection insisted
upon by the federal authorities. DR..
Ramsay. who is in charge of the work
Of the bureau of animal industry in
the states Of Montana and North and
South Dakota, says that the double
inspection is the only practical way to
insne perfect inspection.
"ihe cattle are first inspected on
the Geld before being loaded in the
cars" said DR. Ramsay ''The first in
spection allows the shipment to be
taken out of the state. Then when the
stock arrives at the yards in Chicago,
st. Paul or other eastern points sec
ond inspection is made.
'Fhe second inspection enables the
authorities to keep check on the in.
spectors in the field Occasionally it
happens that cattle which are passed
in the field are found to be infected
when they arrive in the east. This
does not occur often, and when it does
the Inspector who made the first in
spection does lot of explaining.
'sThe only remedy for the double In
spection is the raising of the quaran-
tine. With cooperation on the part
Of the cattle raisers in the infected dis
tricts, the scabies will be eradicated
soon and the quarantine raised Far
go, n. d.. Forum.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Nine Students Will he Graduated June
2d-A Fine Glass.

Nine Students Will be Graduated June
2d-A Fine Glass.
Next week Friday the ninth annual
commencement of the Hot Springs
High School will take place, the exer-
cises to occur at the opera house at 8
o'clock in the evening. The following
students constitute the graduating
class: Luther Cleveland, Emma Engle.
bert, Lloyd Ferguson, Adlene La Page.
Amanda Oak, Dorothy Osmotherly,
Ethel Peirce, Anastasia Violin and
Grant Moore. They are bright num-
Der of Students, of whom the school
and the town has reason to be proud.
Their class motto is Perseverance
Conquers ALL" their flower the rose,
and their colors gold and white. The
citizens should make an effort to be
present Friday evening of next week at
the graduating exercises.
An admission fee of % cents will be
charged to cover incidental expenses.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26
Juggling With Dynamite

Is no more dangerous than to neglect
kidney disorders. Foley's Kidney Cure
corrects Irregularities and has cured
many severe cases after other treat
ment has failed. It builds up the worn
out tissues and restores health and
vigor. 81 was troubled with kidney
complaint for about two years." writes
A. III. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, Iowa. "but
two bottles of Foleys Kidney Cure eff
fected permanent cure" Sold by
Emil Hargens.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26
Mayors Proclamation.

Tuesday, May Both, being a national
legal holiday, day which is being
more patriotically and faithfully Oh
served in commemoration of the sol
dier dead as the years go by, earnest
ly urge upon the business men and all
citizens of Hot Springs to close their
places of business and set aside their
usual avocations and join with the
veterans in observing Decoration day
next Tuesday, May 30th-from q.
m. to 3 p. M. w. w. STEWART,
Acting Mayor. \
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1905-05-26
L. o. q. II. Grand Lodge.

At the grand lodge meeting of the |.
O. %. L. at Redield last week they
voted to hold the next grand lodge
meeting at Hot Springs.
Mrs. d. G. Grippen of this place was
chosen president of the grand lodge of
Rebekahs, and W.R Morgan was chosen
Grand Patriarch of the lncampment.
Those who attended the grand lodge
meetings from here report an excellent