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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
TWO BLOCKS To
Be PURCHASED

At special meeting yesterday
afternoon Of the cts council for
tho purpose OF determining the
question Of site Tor city stables
and repair shops. there was oonaia'
cradle discussion amoug the mem
bore a. 10 which site would be the
most practicable Councilman ON
and Mullen favored a site IN the
tide flat district Councilman
Murphy favored a slte more cen
fraliy located. one near Lake Union
Clsy engineer Thomson wau call
"a In for adyoos. aud b. said that
bloekn $50 and a8i. Seattle lido
Lands. Vas the fnest convenient site
81 ali those offered. and would be
large enough 90 bold al the horses
and carts and other supplies.
A vote san then taken and b.
10 10 5, blocks go aud 81 vere
chosen. C0uneiimen Hurds keluo.
Murphy. Bowen aud Morrison Yoi-
ins against t. The site ehnsen H.
on Mcclellan 81. near the Grant -
bridge. and includes tao blocks. s1'
cept small portion The price 10
be paid b the cts a. 100000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
GIRL OFFICIAL OF INDIANA PAVED
THE WAY WITH SMILES
CAREER or MISS MARY A..
sTUnu8, FIRST WOMAN ~
ELECTIVE oFFtcu-ULUcTEO
HER FATHER TO START
WITH.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 2s
Charming Mics Mary sHubhH. -. 10
now chief Of the state bureau Of
Statistics. appointed hy Gov Hauly
to the first elective office ever held
by woman Ia Indiana Although
she had not been elected tu H.. she
might Ha Weii have boon. fur 20 her
was due the first election If hef IN.
Their 10 the office in inht Novem
Der. on the dag upon which hc saH
reelected lac contracted cold
which put him Ia tho grave "a weak
ago That 10 how The office became
vacant.
Tho appointment 1T woman "a
thia fg.nHe office, 70 on out the un-
expired term. h. one Of the unique
things Gov Hanle has done. aud n
had no precedent Hut carefully
looking up the matter. the governor
could find nothing forming a cpnaii.
futlanui bar 10 appointing "a woman,
and gladly aRailed himself ~ the
chance 20 lot the daughter. already
clerk IN the bureau. move up into
first place
lie called Ains htuhhH To Ms OF
flee The governor asked her how
she would like 60 succeed her faith
81. aud before she could overcome
her surprise he handed her the com
mission FOR the office. The news
vas received with satisfaction by
an state officials. with whom Miss
gtubba II u fayorits Miss Stubba
entered upon her duties immediate.
" aud viii continue 10 serve until
January 4. 1903.
II f. said that Miss Stubs had a
greater personal acquaintance
among the politicians u the state
than hny woman IN Indiana. Two
years ago she GOT down on Che floor
81 the state republican convention
and worked TOT her father. aho vas
n popular travelling man Support
VAS pretty evenly divided for and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

A set Of pearly.white. regular
teeth viii llght up the plainest face,
and modern dentistry has brought
Il within the power of almost every
one to have prcsentahlc teeth
The secret of the preservation OF
tho teeth Is absolute cleanliness.
They should be brushed thoroughly
after eating, no matter how many
times a day this may be The best
kind Of a tooth wash, is that which
contains soap In some form. since
soap is both cleansing and alkaline.
a good wash can be made AT
home as follows: Equal parts of
tlneture OF green soap. alcohol and
water add enough pure glyccrine
To swccten TO taste. aud enough oil
OF wintorgreen TO flavor IL, also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
THE THEATERS
AZ every theaieF IN Seattle .
there ls matinee this after. .
! neon.

Florence Roberts. ~ the Grand.
IN "The strength Of the Weak. wlll
play 10 tao large houses today
The attraction Is a strong one.
~Tily Olson" at the Seattle the
atof. g. a spiendld Swedish dialect
play. fuil Of comedy and pathos
and presented hy a good company
"rhe Girl LEFT Behind Nc. a.
the I.aiH. BE- a breezy western milf
tary production. and the Paniafes
Stock company - handling u with
rare conception.
A. ~. Castle Gardens. The Mah'
cot By the Amhden Opera eom.
pany. aud the several turns By
i.auruifa Taylor aud company. ia "a
strong bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
NEGRO CRIMINAL
HAS MANY NAMES

While mdexinF the cards Tor tho
new set OF pictures ol tho state
roKuoa' gallery for the police head.
quarters. Detective unruk came
across a curious incident today. A
negro cviimnal b the name 81 J
n. bordeaux required five cards
10 complete the indcxlug Of his rec.
ord. Each card vas made out un.
der a different alian used by Dor
deaux. as Charles Green, Prank
LauRhlln. I'd Baker and u IL.
roy.
Bordeaux. who was recently sent
10 Waila Wailn O. serve q NE term
Cor high WAY robbery, has previous
~ served one term Ia the state pen.
lioutinfy. two terms In the Kansas
state nenitentiArY two IN the Mon.
tana state nunlteniiafY aud one ia
the Nov Jersey state penltcnliHry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
COUNCIL ApJouRNs
AFTER SHORT SESSION.

Last nights meeting 81 the eoun-
cli was the shortest held for many
months u took the municipal sol-
ons" Just 20 minutes 20 transact
tho necessary business and adjourn
Ia time 60 DO the remainder uf their
Christmas shopping The only
business transacted In addition to
routine matters was the ordering OF
the work of laying watermaina on
Eighth av. south. and the improve
ment 81 Terry av. north by grading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
AUSTRIAN MINISTER
LEAVES SERVICE.


WARRINGTON. Dec. 2s-Ii q
reported from Vieana that Hengsi
Muller Won HrnEerver. ambassador
from Austria. has resigned. the res.
Ignation TO take rffeci next summer.
The Austrian Ambassador u anonH
the Ncaithleat OF foreign representa-
lives and leaders q society 81 tie
capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
S. {. C. ASKS FOR
NEW FRANCHISE

Tho Seattle Electric company has
filed ana application for n franchise
ON profuniaine Place. from The cor
nor 81 Third and fonlef way 10 the
corner of Fourth az. aud Washing
ton &C., across Washington ~ aud
thraurh Fourth az. between Wash
lnaton aud Main sta, 30 nH To CON
uset With ita present limos on Main
~ The application VAS referred
~ no coronation committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
ON
WATERFRONT

Christmas cheer prevails along
the water front today Many Of the
Alaskan steamers are tied Up. the
erew being allowed 20 spend the day
ashore Very little loading Is be
lng dofs. the iOnEshafemeH also
taking a day for general esiebra-
ton.
Tomorrow things via aEain hum.
The Humboldt and the Spokane sail
the former 20 aoufheaaieFn Alassg
points and the latter fof san Ffan-
cisco. The Jeanic sails tomorrow
for Valdez and Seward
I.nsal sound boats ere ia operation
today and many are EaliY decorated
alth evergreen and Christmas trees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

few drops OF oil of roses,
Each tooth must be thought -
as something TO be cleaned IN w.
entirety. front, back, sides ana ~
iuncturo with the gum. Hard oris
ties are the best to select IN
tooth brush as they are the only
kind that will keep the teeth per
fcctly clean :.
II the teeth become yellow or
show discolored spots. litte pos
dored pumice stone can De sSss.
II should be slightly moislenee' -
that IL can be rubbed ON Win sA
ORANGE wood stick -
hydrogen peroxide can De usss
without harm as n tooth pieass
and also as an antiscpuc h'os'A
wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
CARNEGIE MAKES
DONATION
tseripps T.Iearspb s,rvis.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 26.-The
College of Physicians in this city
yesterday received a Christmas
present from Andrew Carnegie of
a 100000 donation to help build a
home and library, The offer Is
contingent upon the college being
able 20 raise like sum. of which
$4,000 has already been raised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
oRuMMERs ORGANIZE.

A local camp Of Gideons, an or.
ganizatIon for the promotion of a
higher standard of morality among
commercial travellers. has been or
ganizod. o, L. jacob has been
elected president and II J. Fuller
OF Seattle secretary. The new
camp is called Gideon camp No. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
PROTESTS AGAINST NEW
SALOON ORDINANCE

Corporation Counsel Scott Cal.
houn has not completed drawing
the ordnance requested by the
committee on license and revenue.
dcpfiving the mayor II his present
pfcrogatiyo 81 approving saloon
bonds In the meantime protests
galore are pouring in against the
proposed ordnance Last night =
number OF them Narc received from
churches and improvement clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
MAYOR MOORE CAN
NOW SAY COME ~. =

Mayor Moorce signature II the
onlg additional act required and tho
city Of Southeast Seattle viii b..
come the Twelfth ward Of Seattle
The council ~ ita meeting last
night adopted the report 81 the
committee on elections aud bound.
aries. recommending the granting
81 the petition Of Southeast Seattle
lnf annexation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
Rossuo IN SALOON.

II Ross. a iRharer reported 10 the
police this morning that he went to
sleep la the STANDARD saloon last
night, and when ne awoke found
himself the loser ~ silver watch
and gold chain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

against hig,on the first ballot Miss
stuhba rounded up the Wabash
county deiobati0n aud solicited
their votes
Well. II Joe stubhn has n dnugh-
ter AZ pretty as you are We viii vote
for him. said the leader 81 the del
eFatlun. Last fan be VAS fen9n.
mated without opposition.
Mlah Elnhha is stenORfhpher
She hadsa ciefkehip In the state re-
publican headquarters and her eos.
duality aud smiling eourteHy 10
marty work ors who had business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
WILL ADVERTISE PARK
BONDS IN 4 LUMP

An ordinance waa introduced IN
sho council last nlgh,. providing for
ihe sale ~ the fsop. oQ1 park bonds
in enc block TO the lowest bidder
This viii defer the caFrs ina out OF
PARK Commissioner Blaine's idea
af eeiiinK these bonds 10 denomins.
lions IT ti0Q OF more 10 individual
subscribers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
ARRESTED FOR PICKING
st+RuBBERT tN PARkA

John Anderson. 3 coiorcd porter,
was arrested last night by Offset
Cummiugs on a charge Of rlckiue
shfuhbcry IN one q the city psrkt
Anderson is suspected 81 havfhf
cut down the Christmas trees Il
Kinusar park lie Was released %
Nlu bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
TWO PAPERS CONSOLIDATE.

There has been q Consolidation
Of the tao local papers heretofore
published in Georgetown The News
By = r. Teaehner and q W Fritx.
and the Gazette b. Lon A Shinp
The latter viii publish the new pa
per. 20 be known aa the Georgetown
Gazette News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
nAoNr YOUR wANr An

EffNfHA HANt NFfHN ~
40 The star Main fo5o Ind
HISS The Star viii cell and cole
tcct the bit and win send %
you tho answers ta your al whom
addressed "Carc The star
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ACCOMPLISHMENTS lhsln
Wanted. Lest and Found. Fer
Rent, Fer Sale, etc. Ore Cent a
Mord.
SITUATION WANTED ADS.
" Words Three Times Ter 8
Cents.
seven words or fractions %
words o. the line. cash IA ud
vance when chargcd Ca hes
count actual number 81 lines as
sgt Win Ne counted Minimum
till Tor an rad" IS cents. hals
lard Want Al Agency I IL
Mullen sst ballard Av. Opp
City. HAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
ADOPT NEW FRANCHISE.

Tho council last night adopted the
report ~ the corporation committee.
granting the WiRhtmau- Muekior
franchise, and ordered the ordnance
10 he published
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
CANADIAN MOUNTED
POLICE CAPTAIN HERE

capt Pits Hefflgan. commander
Of the Canadian Mounted Police at
ChroroHH. Yukon 10 atayins in the
city. tt says the mines al cafefuan
are daiua we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
CHOPPERS TO &c ARRESTED.

Tho park board u determined TO
prosecute the persons guilty IT cut.
tlnE down trees ia Woodland park
TO b. used 40 Christmas treea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
TOOLS ARE STOLEN.

Jas NJ. Miiburn. us Hlanchard
a. reported 10 the police late yes-
terday afternoon that a kii Of car
renter tools had been stolen from
the New Arcade block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25
= c. o. 8. Hrlps HGEpY.

me charity Organization Society
"a dNavH there when good work iH
adihg ga. and many families VIII
be sucrafod today through itH e.
rpflA
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fisutenants Commando W "
nush. q ~ H. ia in the city en
iodte FOR hia new Aaiatle station.
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sousgs AND LOTS.

hlHlfftf haHfNs
t.sNlns HslsiFfH haasH. - faa fiHa AHfs
Gloss g. eaF - Eai&sFa fzsan naf Haan
NkHsFH fsNtNFaFHr 90
EinHsaF H1fidtnE
Male tNM HaIlHFH if#a tns ffM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

IL Harrison has sold the north
west corner Of James 81 aud ninth
nv. 90 II W Dearborn for 100000
The property 10 unimpfoved.
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soClEM NoTicrs-

haHHlaE guaranteed Efitata
a fsasana Maafttes NemH'u an
~ sHd Nlne iaaaaaa every AZ
AN ana rkfHinE RI1ssas AHafs.iatH
i am the rnanl o. filUa IN geaf naHsa
uith ~ screens hgaaa feEalftrs pa aH
49, II
SPECIAL NOTICES
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Take jackson street. eaN Telephone :
80 LIT
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HopoauN : MoahN, w fiks, rhans
~ $40 soc Sc - hgmss
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+ n sirlaoN hsl6 Washlasiaa elas
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BUSINESS CHANCES,
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Fhaf eiH staHd strict iusrstiNatiou flls
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FafaiiaTs q s.rasa assisfa 80 81 80
ass cess ssst shaft Haas Hsn' q ust
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y. rsoHis h.nk hlts "
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fiNnfk ctAfM chNkr
VIII srt ny tlsatsf fiatm in STAT
raantF ~ q - cash Il faksu sHnn NsaFH
ID taSa ~ feet A#tfsss % - ears hief
ron sALu-fARMa AND LANDS.
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lee 30 uswns uiosk
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fAnNh
a. flsI
g aEres A. lsnd e. heaftna fruit arsse
pasture snat f-frasa hasssF. sffHrl tee
iat 20 - - rssHth ffsa q essftls
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aeattls.
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thf4d cash ! falisa ffuHa NsatttE.
- AZ kHnH
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alfh ntaHa . IerHss
fETrH NATION
Main ia vi Nats&t Lita fhts
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

nAII.Anu
fz~- Ballard fafs. 40 cash
49, fnofa NnusH Un tau iefe $40 cash
fs'aaasffafn house ~ twu hts 80 casa
fs1a- tlasi11. fenced anA frilt trees nHe
fnHFfh cash
81 ilgaa room haass. ftifs $50 sash
O 80 funfn ha4ss. fnfHsr iafH So
cash
q 80 :. radm hoaae. enrnor iois en- CAS-
iIns
T. 90 one. hair cash Hfnsisrn ruum cot
fssr : lots uH car line
e sref ARE Hunfn HnusH fiasH 81
RuadiAnd Tark = snap t.nok NJ up
II this dnssn cult rHH raH up BALLARD
uzs. Main $40 fHd HE
WARMER iHNIHFMENT CO..
tiuunn Z kiunHsf Wida
Entrarra 100 faurih Az
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siGY
District
GaErlss Somsrs Toaysag
Aaska naiiflns
rop sALE-REAL EsTArE.

Foa sEIE--aEAL esrATg.
fma kfs - Nasnaiis nian HIuM fsis
sdsntun see heN fash
70 iefs. No. ~ aHa IS ti1es 4 ffrHra
nasisvafa aa4litar. SO - ne swei rash
carusf D. IN Wet seattle szsiM. ~
rash
MnuHff REALTY co
ed s5s Ma5tari FHaltHtas
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ausr pAfsE MONEY.


a level lot tnrtm on 18th ave- ncaf
Jackson 81, cement sidewalk and nti street
improvements In and paid, ftfw alley on
side and IN rear Easy isffna iesi buy In
the city Phone Owner East ilso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-25

CgrneF af Wasbinstan ard useiasalsi Ass
treats scientifically ali tisrsars g neh
Sansattaliaa frees NfHss haaFs q M 90
y IA
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N0tIgE z. -. g, s. S'iei'i-sas

MNNEEI see aNNa NlfEAsA-ft is
NEEfINu
ne annual nltefiHs q ~ Hfeskhattsfs
81 ere fufEa aaf5HEs 4 rrasf IauEsanf e
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faakinE hrssa as tha fenpaHf. feruff ~
ksqsrnd AFsnar sfi thefrf street in e.
aftae WaHh Hn 81 r.fnfsiafs January tsth
Isl 81 tH eefnek in tha sftafuooa - the
elscttan ~ HiFectEfn g sald effHfanfr aha
~ the uuaasettln 20 am athHf hatiNass
that Maf aa trgHAtf hafere thn atHHtlHN
~ u sol. tzN cashlsfs
Seattle. Wasr ftsrF1atrg IL tea
IL q
NfrfHEF
ne AusHtfaa tfen Metal O. witaft
. na4isf NJ HfeannAHss tHst n ~ dast
Hdt gsF t4laissa sl tfitaf fasrF nEsesf ftsslt
g. NssEs 49, it efif - snt -
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feafn sFnaskafnE decidedly g. thFW a..
sartaae ~ tsii4He at SIS fsuFiss est iati
Haas ftuittaa. " sertfaE thsif Aiafe7 :.
fhat efflaf
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rlMnrRANp IoaolNQ.
cor aAIr-fARMa AND lANpa.

ftMufh CLAIM chNAf
VIII Nru ny tlsatsf fialln tn NAA4t
rauHtF 30 q - cash Il faksH sHnn NsaF
b te5e ~ teei satfsss oA rafs Hlef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22
Miraculous Values for Monday

If you are in any way posted the values of these articles mentioned below certainly expect at this counter tomorrow morning reapng benefit of values that simply u matchabe outside of this oe We you and be con ynced that we do just say These goods will be sold only to over counter No phone C. O. D. orers none to to merchants Sale commences promptly at o'clock.
 40 inch SEA ISLAND standard weight smooth and evenly woven Sells regularly at e. from to 12 and to the yard be
 STAPLE CHECK GINGHAMs in cheeks of blue, green, red and brown Suitable for cdrens dresses bonnes and other purposes Worth regular G. tomorrow the yard 4c
 FAST COLOR CHEvIoTs 30 inches wide in black and white and grey blue stripe An excellent quality suitable for men and boys shirts ladies under skirts Worth regular 12 12 For Monday only, the yard ....... ....'fc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22
The Shoe Store Surprisingly Low in Prices.

Thousands persons who have bought shoes from the past few weeks know remarkable values they have secured have only to tell them that wonderful offering will be repeated tomor row Fine summer and shoes for every Un matched and unmatchable bargains.
 white Ribbon Ties regular $200 value Mon day ............... $14S
 Ladies Dongoa Gibson Te pat tip and plain Regular price $200 and $225, Monday .... $l48
 1000 pairs ladies and choc ties hand and wes Cuban heels in Russia and kid feathers. Sells regular from $20O to $225 Monday the pair $148
 WHITE POLISH for polishing white shoes, Monday 10e size for ...Oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22
Greater Values than Ever in Wash Goods

It is impossible to emphasize too strongly or to i'm ace of this sae the greatest bargain event of the year, direct oss No looking all town for like vaues ment indicates the lowness of our prices.
 LAWN REMNANTS 5000 yards figured Lawn remnants in variety of coors and combination coors short pieces from to yards Nice for children dresses. Waists or kimonas Worth up to 10c. Monday the yard SC
 1.50O YARDS light and dark ground printed lawns and Dolly Warden organdes. Nice quality and the kind we've been selling and 10c yard Monday the yard oc
 5000 YARDS printed lawns and batste, all kinds ot patterns and colors goods worh regular 10 and l2 1 for Monday only 10 yards for .ofc
 BLACK INDIA LINON. Good quality and clear jet black will not fade or rub off, not rotten from age Worth 12 1-2c, Monday the yard LUG
 BLACK INDIA LIN ON, guaranteed color, splendid quality, would be cheap 15c special for Monday, the
 BLACK INDIA LINEN. A beautiful quality and warranted fast color Worth 18c special at the yard 1oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22
35 PER CENT DISCOUNT
 ON ALL CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.

Original selling prices marked in plain figures this all and suits and all wool materials Bue suits 
 OUR PRICES IS to 5 per cent less than other further discount fully got to Go Der than real value of goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22

An unexampled offering, of the strongest barg sheer force of ecpsing all previous accomphme Womens excellent under garments well made, cut amply
 These garments slightly oed by handling and counters days spirited selling prices that should command your
 CORSET COVERS made of excellent quality cam- brc close fitting small szes Regular price 25c Mon CORSET COVERS made of good quality cambric, lhemstched tucks and rufes, regular selling price 3oc Monday each .....'.'... ''.'''''' '''' AOo CORSET COVERS made of French lawn, neck and arms trimmed with ruffes, edged with ribbon. $l.OO values, Monday each ........... .'.. zoc CORSET COVERS made of sheer longcloth, square neck lace embroidery and ribbon trimmed Regular price Isl 25 and $1 50. Your choice Monday 49c
 NIGHT GOWNS. Good quality cambrc "V yoke,
 six groups tiny tucks and four embroidery insertion Ruffle neck and sleeves, 75c values at 49c NIGHT GOWNS. Good quality cambric, embroder ed French front with Dutch neck. Eighteen rows hem stitched tucks yoke ruffe neck and sleeves Toe values lat ....... ....... ......... ........ .....' 4Sc NIGHT GOWNS Good quality cambrc yoke "V
 neck twelve rows hemsched plat neck and sleeves finish cd with cambric rufe, $100 values for ....... 75c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22

Rare | oWe| NJ values
 Hotels, restaurants and board ing house keepers will find this a splendid opportunity to secure towels at less than the usual values. We quote a few special items to show you the trend of the bargains.
 B dozen Bleached Huck Towels, hemmed and fringed, DC each or the dozen ..... .5Uc
 50 dozen Full Bleached IIuck Towels, hemmed, good one. 1Oc each or the dozen .....Sl.W
 27 dozen Extra Heavy All white, full bleached, large fringed towels, 12 1-2c., each or the dozen ..... -. ....... @A.Ao