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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
A Live
Wire

Every nerve is a live wire
connecting some part of the
body with the brain. They ar,
so numerous that if YOU pene-
trate the skin with the point Of
a needle you will touch a nerve
ard receive a shock-pain it is
called. Aches and pains come
from a pressure, strain or in
Jury to nerve; the more prom
inent the nerve the greater the
pain. When the pain comes
from a large nerve it is called
Neuralgia
whether it be the facial nerves,
or the heart, stomach, sciatic
or other prominent nerve
branch. To stop pain, then,
YOU must relieve the strain or
pressure upon the nerves.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills DO
this.
IT suffered intense pain, caused by
neuralgia. | doctored and used vari.
Gus medicines without getting refer
until l began taking DR.. Niles
Anti-Pain Pills. They did me. rlore
good than all the medicines | ever
used. They never fail to cure my
headaches, and their use never leaves
'"' MRS. WA. BECKMAN.
957 W. 4th ST., Erie. Pa.
Or. Miles Antl.Pain Pills are sold by
Inc frst package will benefit. II II
falls, he Will return your money.
rs doses, 20 cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
90
PROVIDENCE ENTERPRISE.

Miss Margaret Casner, of the
Shady Grove country and her visitor,
Miss Jessie Glenn, of Crider, spent
sunday in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. W. Nichols.
go
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Loving aud
son, Hanson, who have been visiting
Mrs. Sallie Williams, returned to
their home in Paducah Tuesday.
go
Mrs. Earnest Melton aud Miss
Lula Melton visited at Marion Sun
lay.
Harry Parker and Mrs. Mabel
oldham were married in Evansville
tuesday, and will make their future
aome in Princeton, Ind
90
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
King & Doyle Mine Running

Teams eau now get coal regularly
a this mine near Rosebud.
FRANK WICK, Lessee,
Blackford, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
CRISNEY IND. SUN.

Mrs. j. Leroy Shrode, Of Marion,
Ky, visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. |. y. Shrode, here last week.
O:0
Harvey Mulhall, of Marion, KY,
is visiting his father, j. H. Mulhall
and family here.
go.
Virgil Carlton, of Marion, KY,
visited relatives and friends here last
week.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
CLIPPED FROM EXCHANGES
interesting Items About our HelghhoTs
TerSeIY Told
DIXON JOURNAL,

Judge T. j. Num-, of Kentucky
Court of Appeals was in our city
last week mixing with his many
friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

sheads, Fla. Nov. 30 ,--ThomAa
Yon was fatally stabbed At Comfort,
near here by his father. Hlndon
A. Yea. The senior YOn. who haa
been drinking, Vas beating his wife
when the son intsrferod. The fAth-
er drew his knife and stabbed the
young man Just under the hsart and
Ia the right breast, He then cut
Mrs.. Yoa. making an usly gash Ca
the face. the blade penetrating the
cheek and splitting her tongue HlG-
doh Yon VAS Immediately arrested
and carried 10 Mariana Thomas
Yon succumbed 10 his wounds. Mrs.
Yon IL related 10 some % The best
families tln jackson county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
charlo,t. hand Mem summoned.

Charlotte, N. c., Nov. 3O.-Colo-
mel II. C.. Cowles, OF Statesvllle,
clerk OF the United States court, has
issued summons for Messrs. Thomas
NJ. Costellom, Edward A. Smith, 8.
b. Sargent and e. G. Dwelle, com
handing their presence al the APP
preaching term OF federal court,
which conVenes In this city Dec. 10,
TO answer 10 the charge OF having
violated the contract labor laws OF
the United States In the importation
OF a number OF English mill opera
ives into this section. This action
by Colonel COwles was taken at the
instance OF United States District At
torney A. r. Holton OF Winston,
and Assistant District Attorney A. l..
Coble, OF StRtesville.
For several days II has been re-
ported that negotiations were Ia prog
ress looking 20 an adjustment OF The
differences between. the government
and the cotton mill men concerned.
The fact that summons has been Is
sued and proceedings commenced
does not necessarily mean that COM
promise will not be reached A set
tlement may now he made and the
whole matter kept out Of the courts.
The law which several OF the local
cotton mill me mare said 10 have vio-
lated Is found In the act OF March
8. 1908. entitled ian act 10 regulate
the immigration OF aliens into the
United States,
Within the past few months there
have come into Piedmont Carolina
between 80 and 90 mill operatives from
the Lancashire district OF England.
Inspector A p Mclaughlin placed SO
Of these under arrest and they are
now awaiting orders for their depor-
tation. Their evidence has been TAX
IN down and they are being detained
until the government dlscloses how
20 act, The case has been turned
into the hands Of the department Of
Justice and District Attorney Holt0n
r. IN charge.
Inc cotton mill men have employed
TliCtt \ Guthrie 10 represent them.
and there 10 the promise OF a battle
royal Ia he courts The mill men
assert that they have not violated the
laws and hcnee are not liable
No arrests have been made nor
we're any bonds required,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
REFUSED TO AID HER VICTIM
Because She Would Get Blood on
Her Dress.


Denver, Colo. Nov. s0.--As a re-
suit OF an automobile accident in the
heart OF the retail district Howard
O,Haver, a rich retired dalryman, is
dead, and Miss Birdie Appel, young
society woman of Denver, has been
arrested on charge Of manslaughter.
OHaver was crossing Sixteenth
street at Stout street when the auto,
swerying to avoid a street car, struck
him. A large crowd Immediately
gathered, and Il was suggested to the
young lady that she should take the
man in her automobile to a hospital
She is alleged by an eyewitness to
have stated that she could not do
that as she would get blood on her
dress. Her friends state that she was
hysterical at the time and was not
accountable for the remark rs she
Is a woman OF beautiful character and
had been possessed of fear lest some
such accident might happen.
The victim was finally taken to the
County Hospital In a police ambu-
lance and died later The police at
once arrested Miss Appel on man
slaughter charge, but she was re-
leased on IS 600 bail, furnished by
her father, proprietor of a prominent
dry goods store.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER /, 1906

OF all members 6f the battalion pre-
vents the government from furnishing
the previous conspiracy Of violence
and murder, and the dismissal OF all
alike from the service which they
have disgraced Is perfectly Just. 1
believe no other course sian that
which the president has pursued is
open to him, unless ever yamerlcan
community. north and south alike, IL
10 be given cause to dread the pro-
unity OF the negro garrison, as Il
would mean an encampment OF armed
and uniformed assassins.
Il sympathize deeply with the COL
ored people In their upward struggle
in America against fearful odds, but
] believe the most damaging service
that can be rendered them as race in
this period of transition Is that OF
champloning OF excuslng the criminal
element In their ranks"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

CAlcago. Nov. 1o.--Mrs. SuIlueIi.
neas % thc Salvaflaa Army rescue
wcrk % Chacaro. Who has been g.
gaFrt "a stun vork Nc twsuty yeaFs
sarreeiCt en- tbe Fo1rth Preshyter-
iaa caufcs thsi q ~kodak uquad- 81
utca 70 "a ~ ei,y % Ga -Rsa I1rhi-
slsirict ! think Gee % tss noas
e1petisei uays q paiu-F ro,ortsas
p'aces ozi ~ commsssioc. sAs stia
~uuaH hs ths trce go 90 a kntak 10
ts. rvs 90 peopis f1ana re-
g ca r'acea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
MURDERESS OF
: CHILDREN PARDONE.
Governor Frees Woman viii
Killed Her Children.
HAS RECOVERED HER REAsoI
says That She Remembers Nothing !
Her Revolving Deed Which wI
Committed Nearly Six Years Auo
Was Starving at Time Of Act.

Worcester, Mass. Nov. 3O.-Goy
Guild has granted a pardon TO Mrs
Elizabeth A. Naramore, VINO has bee
an inmate of the Worcester lnss,l
Hospital since March, 1901, when sd
chopped to pieces her six children u
her home at Coldbrook Springs. aDI
then attempting suicide.
Mrs. Naramore at the time wal
starving, and was insane. Size va
committed for life.
Recently DR.. II. NJ. Qulmby. sul
perintendent of the hospital. reported
10 the governor that Mrs. NaramorI
had recovered her reason, and afteI
personal visit and a talk wi hefI
the governor issued orders for her TsI
lease.
Mrs. Naramore says she know,
nothing OF what happened SIX yesrI
ago. excepting what the Suihorlusi
have told her. She is a large, handI
some woman. in the prime Of lIfeI
and intends to leave the hospital a
soon as she finds a place to live Dr..
Quimby told the governor that she wai
entirely guiltless OF any crime, and
was driven to her, rash act by pr.yi.
ton.
Mrs. Naramore's husband, who bad
been earning S12 a week, was out q
employment for two months In ht
winter, and the woman and her chill
dren suffered severely from cold and
tack OF nutrition. The oyerseer q
the poor assisted them for a while
and Naramore finally procured en-
polyment. His wife, whose mind
had become affected, accused him Of
spending his small earnings on othel
women.
The mad mother with an Ak, slr0cE
her children on the head. killing them
In the order OF their ages. She be-
gan with Ethel. 10 years old, Who's
body she placed on a bed NeIi.
Walter, s Years old, was killed aai
his body placed by tina, Of bis as
ter.
Charles. Chester and Bessie were
then slain. and their bodies placed
on another bed. Then the wouih
beat out the llfe OF her last bora,
tiny baby.
The mother lay beside her iol'
youngest children aud cut her thru.
The children were killed IN -four li'
ferent rooms.
Mrs. NaramOre was acquitted O
murder two months later upoa ~
ground % insanity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
Fired School Building

East So Louis. MS. Nov % 90
A large brick building which o."
leased last week By the board Of g.
acaLion for a negro school. Vas o.
stroyed By Gre and there = evi-'af'
that prejudice against the es'as.'a.
ment OF a school Tor negrOes eal''i
the building 20 Be set on Ere 'AN
We lnesday ulght the bgi'i.hr "a
discovered 90 b. on hre. eai 1'oA,'
seton saved the buildihg. Tef ~
men found raws soaked viih c' o.
The second ao1r hallway. Ttf
struction o. The baildlnE nar' ''
secona building ieasea f1r
school house hat hah arfa
vtthin ne last two veekn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
He REFUSED TO BITE OFF HEAD
OF Mouse end the Soldier Was Badly
Beaten by the Crazy Prince.

OF Mouse end the Soldier Was Badly
Beaten by the Crazy Prince.
Belgrade, Servia. Nov. 80 Grown
Prince Georges mental condition is
suon that DR.. Fleehseg, an eminent
expert on lunacy. has been summon
ed here from Lelpslc. Nevertheless
the government continues 70 put out
clumsy denials OF facts about the
Crown Prince that are notorious.
A mouse was caught alive In the
Princes room recently. He seized II
by the tail. and ran with II TO two
sentinels before the palace entrance.
Holding II close to a soldiers mouth,
the Grown Prince gave the order:
Bite on It's head"
II cannot. Majesty. 4" stammered the
startled guard.
Instantly the Crown Prince fell on
him, and In the presence Of a num-
Der OF persons beat him terribly, and
loudly cursing him brandlshed a PTS
tol and threatened to shoot him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
Five Wassr,peut, sIah,.d .

New York, Nov. 3O.--For four
days 1850 immigrant passengers on
the Italian steamer FLORIDA. which
arrived from Genoa and Naples.
were Kept below decks. while the
steamer pitched and rolled 10 . gale
vhich ~ times assumed almost the
proportions % a hurricane. The
Florida came through safely. how
ever. and none % Der Dass-nEers SUI
tered any permanent ialugy On
TIE nighi 90 November 90. four or
ave great waterspouis were sighted,
some u them very near the steamer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
CHINESE MENACE MISSIONARIES
More Trouble at Point Where Mrs.
Maohlo and Others Were Slain.

More Trouble at Point Where Mrs.
MaohIo and Others Were Slain.
Canton, China. Nov. 30. Hostile
demonstrations against Missionaries
have been renewed in the Lienchow
district. That IL where little
more than a year ago mob bar
barously put to deatn five American
missionaries, Mrs. Il. G. Machie,
her daughter. Amy, Or. Eleanor
Chestnut, the Rev. and Mrs. John
Rogers Peale.
The American Consul General mere
Mr.. Julius g. Leay, has called upon
the viceroy TO insist that the mis-
sionarles at Lienchow and their prop
erty be protected. II Is, highly prob
bable that this demand will be heed
ed. a. the government OF China
humbly apologlzed to the American
government for last years outrage,
'beheaded three OF the murderers. sem
fenced nine 10 prison, bambooed
others and paid SEQ 900 for individual
losses and damage 10 property.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
n.,er a.hml,l 100 Arr.,

Truekee. Calf Nov. Se,--MAyor
Eagens n. ScAmltn, % sEA FrAhois.
60. Cal. we. With Ma Wtfs. Il ~
turniug fFom a trip 10 Europe. vas
arrested here ~ Deputy SAsr,a KnOH,
on charge es sxtoTtion fsaHd ~ ne
grana tury "a San FraneiscS. TIE
indicted Onclh seensl % fee his
arrest kecniy. Mra. aeAmita pesmc4
enuruly uunefved ~ ne arrest ~ Der
Husband. ne teaFa cane % Der
EYES. asa ne ApPsarc4 20 bs very
mueA worried. NJ Scsniu tit hot
ensFEe from ne dfawtuE rosa.
sAeFe be vas ei0ssget witA AhraAam
Rues
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

Sardusty. % NcY. pa %
ponsh Purchased FROM 7rti.r'
piodct shue Mrs. Iamet hr
90 ycarE. ui31u. ftt lrf
E.aou,aEvGs. was bras,irF
kiichea ftnvs tr Wkirs t,rt
feE 40 casn urs MFff
Hr tloa ere arE ter uls
tarar1 ne flcta.t cav ter OBJ
rn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

Nee YEA, Nov Me cAstt.
eel stauioa Aauortsg. fanops at ne
tiTv of nNfV thaa tsgty tFcgtsrs q
Nf rFe class wst 49, b Wlutn
simpeos, g Caha. -. r. E tst
Ne iissa egesrs sac'iga SAL MF
Swrse-t tasi N3 uaa gtl. $50 Hs
pFiaf rti cemps,ltT nts Tkcrrtra
NeSss. a.. q PARA, ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
chsttunsoss oNbeer Dismissed i.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. S0-Pa-
trOlman Day. the Officer who was
charged with haviRg struck aud
abused VIII Menaker. son OF s. Me-
maker, wealthy handkerchief manu-
facturer Of Passaic. n. j., has been
dismissed from the service Of the To-
cal department. After Investigating
the charges against the oficer the
board OF public safety promptly dis
missed hin Patrolman I'd B0ydson
was also dismissed from service by
the board for sleeping while on duty
The case Of omeeF Conley. who hit
Ed Cox, who was intoxicated. viii
also be Investigated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

1actu1GEl1s il N1v o.. &C. g
Ralr.Es CsaeieF 81 Ayta Naac-sf
httt. Hst a oetr1rTrr. q e..
Erf, hos1 uFesep g 80 bea-t 81
fiertEa, uefr trtirfts a. rsssrs
~ utl1-g ts.sHfE crlrarss +. -.
e.1ist n4sf - gss sA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

New York. Nov. 30 Tea IL a pre-
ventive Of typhold. II has just beea
ahnounced 10 EnglAnd. Tie discov-
cry h made By Maj J. c, AeNauEht.
a surgeon IN the British army. Who
acQuaints TIE medical profcsEion IN
AmeFica witA tac particular % his
experiments He ards Tat he ~
FAoid germ. 10 pure culture. becomes
greatly diminished ia numhsrs BY an
cxposare % tour hours % che bgyer-
art Where typaold b knowu 20 -
prcaent tea ray serve az ons 90 ne
rtsebtai precautioual measures %
Euard against iatcclion ~ thit drpaa
dirram.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

Clutsrdavl,is, ma, Noy. So
lnfor1aliua haa roaehfe htFr g the
ecsgA cf ~ VILLAS =. kane. 40
pgvE1est 90 Wshsas relsge. a. e
hsaiSA fvtost nsas Hog sFfiass. Ara.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01
ROOSEVELT ATTACKS
SOUTHERN MILL men
Alleges Mill Owners Have Vic.
lated Labor Law.
MILL OWNERS WILL MAKE FIGHT
They Assert that they Have Not VI
oIated the Lsw.-The trouble csus-
ed by the Employment Of English
immigrants.

Washington, d. c., Nov. sO.-Up-
on request OF Secretly Metcalf, OF the
department OF commerce and labor.
the attorney general has caused the
institution of proceedings against a
number OF NOrth Carolina cotton mill
owners for alleged violation OF the
alien contract labor law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-01

Atlanta. Nov. SO.--The supreme
court has declined TO issue an order
OF maudamus directing Judge Mitch
on to certify TO a bin Of exceptions
recently asked for by Attorney John
Il. Cooper, Of Macon. In the Rawi-
ings case TIE supreme court sus-
tains Judge Mitchells action IN a
lengthy opinion. and now unless At
torney Cooper hnds some other legal
resort, there Ia nothing In the way OF
the execution OF old J O.. Rawlings
and the other murderers OF the Car
Ter chlllren but Mr. Cooper stated
Wednesday that while DO did not lmov
what his next step would be. he aid
not propose 90 lee old man Rawlings
hang yet. The supposltion 10. there
fore. that he means to continue light
Ing for delay,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-10-18
THIS MUST b STOPPED!

BHadc controls Cauus az
Pass muHgo One dromt ess
eiand knowH
to hewoko raemngN
d in work.
gt wuko tn
Apdpr nemnr arewonnn
sand ls4gn 1eeuGta innd
rule our nd pndro
people
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
WOMEN SUITS Only Samples
SKIRTS, WAISTS of Friday
BATHING SUITS, ETC. Attractions

Enl IIIINO odilS, LIN mn oStAOh9
Dressy Shirt Waist Suits-Ft1e
Organdy. lhll white or with beautiful
floral printing, were $500 ........&.9S
BatIste, Organdy and Persian Lawn,
While, colors or floral effects
deliberately trim'd-were $500 ...S.0S
Linen Elton and Shirt Waist Suits
butcher or handk'f linenmwhite 80
and latest colors-were $20.U LIDS
tTaffeta silk Shirt Waist Suits
latest shades. also hairline stripes
were S14.AB .0.0S
Eton and Bolero SHIFTS of Chiffon
Pnunm and English Mixtures
fashionable coiors-fancy tailored
were $109S To $1a.9S ..............6.0S
Fton aud Bolero Suits Of
B%rilliantine. Chiffon Panama and
English Mix~tures-fancy tailored
In rich styles. also effective
lace trim'd-were $500 .........1O.9S
Dress skirts of Panama, Brllliantine
and fancy Mixtures-gored. pleated
and circular pleated-were $5.9S. ...3.OS
Cravenette and English Mixtures
Chiffon Panamas, Voiles. Siciliennes,
newest models-were $1,000. .......6.0S
Elegant SILK E~tons-entirely made Of
rich applique; also shlrred and pleated
models, with rich braid trim
were S12.9 S to $15.9S. ..............0.0S
Tan Covert English Box Coats
also fitted styles-fnely tailored
sntjn lined-were S11.0S. ...........O.0S
Tngeta silk and Peau de Sole Coats-
fancy double collar and ties oo
were $12.9S. 'o'oo
nina SILK waists-black or white-
beautiful effects, with novelty open,
yrorL and tucking; short or long sleeves
vnre 81. 0S.
Nosoir Botbing Suits-black and navy
full trim of white braid or whlte no
mohaIr-were SGD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY

8 All gooGs Lought Friday will be deiv-
cred Friday or Saturday. according to our
regular routine drivers and wagon boys
receiving a holiday during the week to
make up for Saturday (Which other EN-
ploycs get). 4
This insures customers
receiving goods prompt nohey' aiu
as per schedule, ixatlve cough
same as-if our stores WEI lne 4aatires
and evuHh anu
deprives no cmpioye Of 4 hot contains
ORDERS FOR ABOVE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
WOMEN S UNDERWEAR
.CORSETS AND
PETTICOATS

Women's Muslin Drawers-wide ruff
ne, with tucks and II. S.-vaiue 80 IN
Nainsook Corset Covers-fancy lace
and . or 3 rows drawn ribbon
value 30
Cambria and Muslin Drawers
wide ruffles Of enlb'y or lace
inserts and ~edge-worth 3d.. IN
Cambria. Corset Covers-2 wide In Nv
scrts OF good lace-lace trim'd arm -
""fth .l4l
Cambria Sklrts-ruffle Of 10 emb.y
VI iace ana inserts-value SI.59. -. 1.2A
Fine Cambria Skirts-ceep f~iounces,
handsomely trim'd-were $2.69.. -. I .Q1
N~ainsook and Cambria Night Dresses
twenty styles, trim'd with laces, emb'v
tucks II ribbons-were 81 b.. .AQ
Batiste and Summer Net Corsets-
black and ~white-habit hip or
straight a~ronnd-odd Sizes
heretofore 10 to 81. % 10
Batiste. Summer Net and Light
weight S~ateen-habit hip-also
Girdies-worth $1.25.. GO
Misses Batiste G~irdlcs-lace trlm,d-
sizes II and % oDly-therefore. 10
Mercerized Sateen Petticoats-
light welght-black or black ana
white, deep ffounces-value 0 .. no
Taffeta silk Petticoats-Black and
coIors- pieatings. shirrlnSs and
small ~ruffles-Special ........,.. A. go
Cool Mohnir Petticoats-black Or
~gray-deep fare flounces with
lhiteta Dandings-Spccial ... 4 AK
Extra Size Black Taffeta PetticoatsA
t,.ounees with shirrlngs and
pieatlngS-YAlue 500 .... x AA
Seersucker Petticoats- neat striuesL
regular ana extra sizes-yalue .gS. m,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
GIRLS WEAR Prices
AND that tell T.
RApIEc, 81 Ec tM~a.w..u.--t

DftDiES tsAoEso Saving 1tDA
Children's Coats4serges, Light Weight
Cloths, SILK and Fancy, Mkt -es-
white and colors-also stripes I'D
checks-trim'd with braid, lace, emily,
emblems. fancy stitehipss, &c., with
and without iiningsZ2 t . G yrs
were S3-9s to $lD.9s. 2 lbs to 6.8S
Girls. Chan blax, aiha ctcsham Dire
checks. stFfa~RRlsids ana pan -
blouse and new s5spepder s1yfesE6XrW
with straprings, tucks, pfeats, &C. Z
with $N'oo' .B8
Babies Lawn or Orgendt Caps
dainty combinations OF laces, emb.y
ribbon and ruching-were $1.69..... .9R
Babies Eainsook and La wn Dresses
French waist. pleatedi and yoke styles
pretty effects, with emily, lnce
edgings, hemstitchings. rufles-
q months to 3 yrs.L-were Co.,. "A
Babies Fine Cashmere Sbirts-lone
and short sleeves-slzes to 3 yrs. On
Babies Caps-lawn and dotted Swiss
neat emb'y and ruching, or elaborafeIr
tucked, with lace-regularly .29... in
Children's Lawn Hats-brims of d,bIe
%rufles, lace edged pulled cIownsE
with lace and emb'y-instead Of SO IN,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Friday
Specimen
Values
WASHABLE
WRAPPERS AND
ANNSE DRESSES

Lawn and Cambric Wrappers
nmw coinrinrs-tailored or witt 90
lace or emb'y-values up to $l."o'' 30
One Piece House Dresses-whlte
linen or Chambray. Seersncker ana
I'ercale-in plain colors, stripes "Io
fglres-were $1.9S .......'"' I.Ho
1inrse Dresses Of Black Sateen' also
liaht and dark Percales-heat OS
trfored styles-speclal .''Oo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
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6.8, 70, n. "a. z6 and 30 West Fourteenth Street
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FRIDAY. AS Usual, BARGAIN DAT
You Must Visit Our Stores
To Fully Realize
Fridays Profitable Opportunities!

It is nc. sbbe to cnumerate them ali, 70, many special offer
logs an c!eAraaces cannot be told OF in advance because reductions
arc made on the spur of the moment!. -. AS thew NAV be the
very articles you want and would cheerfullY buy at regular prices.
BE HERE FRIDAY wITHoUT FAIL,