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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-22
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Mrs. Marshall Harding is visiting here.
Mrs. Ellen Crippen has lately visited
relatives in town.
Miss Edna Springer, Of Ellsworth, is in
town for few days.
For three days the mercury has been ex-
ploring the nineties.
Mrs. Milton Tenney, Of Georgetown,
Mass, has been at the PendIeton house.
George Gray, who has been visiting Mrs.
Mary Peters, has returned to East Boston,
George A. Clough, who has been with
his family at his summer home here, left
to-day.
The remains Of George willsns were
brought from Islesboro for burial here
August IS.
Wallace Hinekley and George Ralph
have been at home from Northeast Har-
Dor on a short vacation.
Rev. Mr.. MeCaIly, Of New York, who is
summering here, preached in the Congre-
gationsl church Sunday morning.
B. F. Hinckley, who has been in poor
health some tis.se, had severe i'll turn re-
Gently and is in feeble condition.
Mrs. venner, of waltham, Mass, is
spending few weeks here. She was the
guest of Mrs. f. L. Mason last week.
Rev. f. Bean went TO Brewer last week
to ofiieiate at the marriage of Lincoln
Merrill and Miss Barbour. Many friends
wish the newly wedded couple long and
happy life.
Mrs. Truax and family returned TO their
summer home here Aug. Is. Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Pearson accompanied them on
their sad journey 10 New York, where the
remains OF Mr.. Truax were taken for
burial.
The annual fair OF the Hancock county
agricultural association will be held at
Mountain park, Sept. II, IL and 10. The
hope has been expressed by members of
the ASSOCIATION that the ladies viii furnish
good display OF fancy work and other
contributions.
A party OF young people are camping at
Newbury Neck for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. E. P. Babson is chsperone. The
party consists OF Misses Emma Hinckiey,
Nellie Douglass, Hittie Mcintyre, Myrtle
Pillsbury, Elsie Philip, Mabeile Bsbson,
{. Mary Curtis and Alice Mayo, and
Messrs. Harvey Curtis, Fred Harden, Billy
Hinckley, Rob Hinckley and Norman
Mayo.
Aug. %. NJ.
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sARGENTvIILE.

Miss Ida Hardness is visiting friends in
worthingtou, Mass.
Mrs. Waldo Kingsbury, OF Medaeld.
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara
Boxden.
Fred Cromwell, who has been visiting
friends in town, returned to Lynn, Mass,
Saturday.
Scott r, Lymburner and wife, who have
been visiting in Clinton, Conn, returned
home Saturday.
Pitt Danforth, of Melrose, and Addison
G. Sargent, of Newton, are spending few
weeks at Ashiawn.
Charles Billings and Eugene Jordan,
who arc employed in Boston. are spending
their vacation In town.
Master Harry Hooper, of Camden, is
spending the summer with his grand
parents, s. j. Hooper and wife.
Miss Edith Snow, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sargent, returned
to her home in Bangor Monday.
John Bridges and wife and Mrs. Abbie
Mason and son Carl, of Watertown, have
been visiting Mrs. A. c. Dodge for few
days.
Aug. 20. Sim.
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GoTT's ISLAND.
Aug. ?

NJ. V. Babbidge was at Mckinley Sat
urdRy on business.
Philip Moore's gasoline launch being
built at Atlantic, is nearly completed.
Fred Lane and Mr.. Theodore are visit
ing J. +. Keough and wife, at Black
Island.
wymsn Whitney, of Cambridge, who
has been a, Hillside cottage, left for home
Saturday.
William White, of Attleboro, Mass,
who has been at the Trask cottage, left for
home Saturday.
The schooner Helena, Capt. Martin, ar
rived at Black Island Aug. Is, to load
paving for New York.
Miss Emily Coho and Miss Marion G..
Smith, OF Hartford, Conn.,, who have been
at Island Rest, Atlantic, are with Mrs.
Philip Moore, for one week.
Aug. %. CHIPs.
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SOUTH BLUEHfl.L.

Miss Daisy johnson, OF New York, is at
A. w. Eaton's.
Miss Jessie johnson, Of New York, is at
Charles Ferrin's.
Ralph Bowden, of Somerville, Mass, 10
visiting his parents, o. b. Boween and
wife.
Mrs. Frank Sibiey, Miss Elsie Sihley
and Miss Bertha Beamis, of Somerviile,
Mass, are spending the season st Charles
Hendersons.
Mrs. Hannaford, of Boston, who has been
spending few days at Charles Ferrin's,
has gone to Isle an Haut for the remainder
OF the season.
Miss Georgia Eaton and Wiley c. Con-
airy, OF Bluehill Falls, were married Aug.
s, and went TO Portland on their wedding
trip. Their many friends here wish them
much happiness.
Aug. 20. c.
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suaRy.

Mrs. NJ. Il. Linnekin Is visiting at her
old home nj Ninalhayen.
Mrs. Everett Stone lost her horse few
days ago. II was family pet, twenty
seven years old.
Capt. Mckay, of the yacht Emerald,
made a short visit TO his home in surry
last Tuesday night, returning to Hancock
Point Wednesday. Mrs. Mckay accom-
panied him
Rev. +. A. A. Killsm, Of Ellsworth,
preached in the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon. A. G. Ray and his daughter
sang several selections. In the evening
Rev. Mr.. Miller, of BridgeWatef, Mass,
preached.
The yacht indra, commanded by Capt
Fred w. Phillips and Owned By !, l.
Merrill, Of Los Angeles, Cal, came into
the bay with party on board last saiar-
day night. Mr.. Merrill Is sarry boy
who went Yves, and made his fortune.
suv N s.
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Irving Grey, of Eden, is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Olive Martin.
Sidney De Costa, of New York, is at
Capt. n. II. Bickfcrd's for few weeks.
Lewis Martin, of skowhegan, and Mag
gle Martin, of Hancock, are at home for =
short stay.
Mrs. G. K. Hodgkins aud daughters
Cora and Marion, Of Somerville, Mass,
are visiting Mr.. Hodgkins' parents, Ed
ward Hodgkins and wife.
Miss Bernice smith came from Bangor
Saturday to spend Sunday. Mrs. Charles
Biance, ST., and son Clark, of Prospect
Harbor, also spent the day with Herman
Smith and wife.
Joseph W. Bragdon, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, came in the bay Friday in his
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M'KINLEY.
CRUMBS.

Mrs. John Knowlton has returned from
a brief visit in Bangor.
Z. H. Reed and family have been spend
ing few days in Stonington.
Miss Sadie Robbins, of Boston, is spend
ing her vacation among relatives here.
Mrs, William Hodgdon and son Seth, of
Bluehill, called ON friends here recently.
The granite quarry operated by the
Kelley & Wallace Co. has suspended work
for while
The excursion from Stonington billed to
reach here Thursday evening did not ma
terialize. The dancers were not wholly
disappointed, however, as Isaiah ober, of
Somesvilie, and Mrs. E. A. Stanley, of this
place, furnished music, which was greatly
appreciated.
Aug. 20. ANON.
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tplJNTN NEWS.
LAAIoINE.


Miss Frances Reed has recently enjoyed
visit from her sister.
El,en Googins and wife are occupying
their summer home here.
Capt jefferson Smith and son Clarence
arrived home Saturday night.
Leander Smith, of Trenton, is visiting
his SON, Capt. jefferson smith.
Mrs. sarah Preble, o. Bar Hsrbor, is the
guest Of her brother, W +. Hutchings.
Miss Abbie Coolidge returned TO Frank
lin Road Thursday, after weeks visit at
home.
Mrs Edward HodgSins aud son Ralph,
OF wsltham, are guests of Mrs. Fred
Hodgkins.
William Chamberlain and wife, Of Bos-
ton, and Clarence King are guests OF their
parents, william King and wife.
The annual srnaay school picnic was
held Wednesday, Aug. Is. Quite large
company was in attendance and a pleasant
day was enjoyed.
The recent departures are Howard De-
IAittre and wife, Mrs. Augusta Bartlett,
son aud daughter, Frank Boynton and
family, Mrs Sadie Deniing. Martin
Bunker and family and Miss Mamie Web
Der.
Mrs. C. A. Reynolds is spending tew
weeks at their summer home. Her son
Walter and family are with her, and her
daughter, Mrs. Sumner Foster, with her
husband and infant child, will Join the
family to-day.
Aur % IL
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
imp OF INDIGESTION.
Aug. 20.
How to Get The Better of This Cause
of Misery.

How to Get The Better of This Cause
of Misery.
A scientific writer upon stomach
troubles says: "lf you have ever suf-
fered from indigestion-and who has
notg-your imagination has probably
pictured ferocious little imp dancing
in the pit of your stomach, cause that
organ TO neglect all of its duties, with
a result that is not only painful, but
fills you with misery from day to day"
This writer certainly had suffered with
indigestion, for there is no more dis
agreeable, nerve-facking and sick. all
over disease than Indigestion.
A great many people who have been
treated for years for diseases of the
heart, liver or kidneys, when they
used Mona stomach tablets found
that not only did Mona cure the
stomach disorder. but it made them
we'll all over and the other troubles
were also cured.
If you suffer with nervousness,
sleeplessness, indigestion, sick or ner-
vous headache, pains in the back or
sides, get 50c box of Mi-o-na from
G. A. Parcher and take one of the lit
tie tablets before each meal. 1t will
do you world of good, and you will
soon be well and free from Indigestion,
and its symptoms. G.. A. Parcher has
so much faith In this medicine that he
gives an absolute guarantee with every
box. Ask him to show you this guar
antee.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Burt Hendricks has moved to Stoning-
ton.
Judson Conary, of Portland, is spending
q week with relatives here.
Mrs. Colby Hooper has gone TO North
Sedgwick to spend q week with her
mother, Mrs. Clara Hooper.
Alice Cole, OF Granite, is caring for
Mrs. Bow den who is i'll at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Abram Duffee.
B. H. Candage left Monday for
Deer Island, Boston harbor, where he has
been employed for eighteen years.
Charles Tyler, of Jacksonville, Fla, ar
rived Wednesday to spend few days with
his wife and son, who have been spending
the summer here.
Aug. 20. CRUMBS.
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SURRY.
ANON.
Aug. %.

Mrs. Euniee Rich, of Morgan's Bay, is
very poorly.
Mrs. n. G. Means, who has been with
her sister since spring, is at her cottage
for the present.
F. o. Kicker land wife, OF Lyn7, Mass,
are with Mrs. Rickeris mother, Mrs. d. G..
Means, for few days.
George L. Rich, wife and daughter Grace,
of Rutland, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Rich's
mother, Mrs. Elmira Rich.
The Morgan's Bay Sunday school and
tine village Sunday schools have their
annual picnic at Capt. Albert Treworgy's
shore Tuesday OF this week.
Aug. 20. NJ.
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Mrs. o. u. Robinson, ~ St. Felix St..
Brooklyn, n. V, writes:
al have taken Peruns and II did mo
more good than all my two years
treatment BY special physicians.
II can really say that l feel like
another person. No more swollen feet
and limbs. No more hloating Of the
abdomen. No more shortness 0f breath,
No more stifr and sore joints. You
have no idea what your treatment has
done for mo. II has prolonged my life
and made q new woman OF me.
30. such . blessing I have received
through your kindness, Doctor. and
the assistance Of fhe medicine which
you so kindly prescribed.
II am able to work since began Your
Treatment. but before was not able 70
help myself, much less do any work.
All praise Is dine TO DIR. Hartman and
his treatment"
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Frank Bradbury has a crew building the
Taunton bridge.
Sherman Scammon is having the Sood
that went out with the dam last spfns'
hauled to the mill.
The twelfth animal reunion ei tne
Butler family was held at HardIsoh'
grove last Wednesday. There was
goodly number OF the descendants oil inc
original Moses present. The day WIS
q delightful one and the plsoe an iaeAi
one. The lofiieers elected are same a.
last year. wThe next reunion will be attDe
same place the third "Wednesday Of Au-
gust, 1907.
Aug. %. Ch AA'
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MESr.aoul.psBoRo

Mrs. Elizabeth s. Shaw Is On the s'eA
list.
DR.. Nathaniel b. Potter, Who has been
at the wayside inn, returned home sun
day.
Harry p. Ashe and wife are receiving
congratulations ON the birth Of aSusH
ter, August. 10.
There will be a harvest festival 81 -
town house grounds August - for 'he
benefit OF the village library.
Miss Frances Wood, who has been si'.s
ing relatives in Rockland, returned LIT. nVIr
Saturday, accompanied By her t"o
Aug. 30.
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NiANSET.
Aug. 20.

Mrs. Childs and Miss Mary Childs are
visiting Edward Childs and wife.
Mrs. Winfield Higgins and baby, and
Miss Myra Higgins are visiting here.
Mrs. Zulms Clark, of West fremont, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Clark.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church held its annual midsummer sale
Wednesday, Aug. Is.
Prof. Byerly, of Harvard university,
caught salmon which weighed fifteen
pounds in Long pond last Saturday.
Aug. 10. MAD.
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| was a Great
Sufferer from
SICK HEADACHE

Dear Sirs:--so. Psnobscot, Me-, Feb. - iSs,
used your al. F." Biners tor ".
headache from which ! was great sIi'
ferer. / never found anything Ike It. W
also used il for JAUNDICE in our fanny
1t made quick cure.
Yours truly, Mas. VRroS T. okA'
Eminent physicians say that fnss.
quarters Of all diseases come from P0V.
digestion. inactive liver and boweis; ), e
age. bottle Of al. F." Atwood's saeu'
cine viii cure all these troubles ana P''
vent serious sickness.
E. coiored Postal Cards. oO sS ss.lflsng
Tree. write US. H. II. Hays soas' SS-'
ATsats. Portland. Ne.
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SOUTH sURRY.

Henry Thurston and wife, OF Sargent
vile, are visiting Mrs. NJ. V. coggins.
William Mayhem and wife have been
visiting at Mr.. Nilder's the past week.
George r. Stewart came Saturday to ae-
company his wife, who has been nt Sea
Willows, back to New York.
A party OF thirteen young people, chap
eroned by Mrs. Edwin Bahson, VI Blue
hill, is camping at Hopkins point.
Aug. 20. TRAMP.
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yacht Hazel with party of fifteen friends
from Lamoine. This is his annual trip to
visit his uncle, o. p. Bragdon. He enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Brsgdon and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Martin at dinner, making a
jolly party OF twenty.
Aug % r
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matisrn come from ex-
cess of uric acid in the
blood. due TO neglected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-22
A Mystery solved.

SHOW to keep of periodic attacks OF
biliousness and habituaI constipation was
mystery that DIR. Kings New Life Pills
solved for me-" writes John N. Pleasant,
OF Magnolia, Ind. The only pills that are
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 80
everybody or money refunded. Only Nc
at 4. @. MooRE's, drug store.
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BAR HARBoR.

The Bar Harbor horse show opened most
auspiciously Tuesday. There is every
promise that this years show viii sur
pass that OF previous years both in class
OF exhibits and in attendance.
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MOST TEMPTING PRICES.

have purchase Silks suitable for suits
and Waists These were than yard
price as long they last soc.
We hold Waists comprising various
STYLES in White Lawn aud Batste embroidery
at the exceptionally low prices ST. SI.5o St75. So
and $3.50.
Women Suits aud Walking large variety low prices
We have Suits of kind which we
making
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A SALE OF WOMEN'S SHOES.

oxors and Pumps for Ladies' Misses and Children
also Tennis Oxor Russian Calf Agents for Burts
and Patrician; walkover for Ladies and Men.
carry largest stock of Boots and Shoes in the city
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acbrrtisruieuts.
Over-Mork Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Bloc,

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
cver-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were TO be traced to the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
lfyou are sick you can make no mistake
BY first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. Kilner's
Swanp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MES. o. D. ROBINSON

ErssJ Powan ~ dweysea Is fsf<y.,,.s
IN fAss H1rwag's Ers,,, .,,r,
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

the second floors of different
designs Skirts Nightgowns Drawers and Corset Covers
Skirts 75c, ST, 81 80, So. $3.50 and SO.
SOC, 75c. 81, 81 %, 80, So and $3.50
Corset at 25c, soc, zoe and ST..
Wrappers piece wash suits from 81 toS2.5o. .
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sample bottle BY mani HONS q swamp Rect
free. also pamphlet telling yeu now 70 ,ino
~, II vou have kidney or bladder trouble.
Melton this paper when writing Or. kilrner
& Co. Einghamton, N =.
Donr make any mistake, bus rsmemo PSI p, ans
- =. sisirsss. Bingha .son. u T. o. ss~y
boztie-
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advertisements
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HER HEALTH DESTROYED
BY PELVIC CaTARRH.

C>~~~>~s~~r~~~~~~~~>-~~ >>~~~~~~~-~N~~~S~s>~D-
"Pe-ru-na has prolonged my
J Hfc and made a new woman Of,
Z me. "--sHrS. o. ID. Robinson.
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LACES.

Fancy Yalenciennes Plat and Point de Paris and imitation
and Normandy. Special values at sc, SC and fOc
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WOmen'S COlOred
PetticOatS
Regularly Worth
SIPS, at 75c

Second Floor, near Eleva-
tori
About one hundred
of these merceriZed
skirts, colored and
black, light weight ma
terialS. We want to
close them out quickly.
None sent c. o. D. or
delivered.
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LovEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
LovEMAN, JOSEPH G. LOEB.
Summer
Comforts
RefrigeratOrS and Ice
Chests

complete line of New Perfection Refrig-
orators displayed in the furniture department on
the Bird floor Potential purchasers owe it to
their own interests to come and look them owe.
before buying elsewhere
The New Perfection" Refrigerators are made
of the best ash or oak with inside of white wood
well seasoned, making an ice box that for
strength and durability is unexcelled. The insu-
lation system is perfect and all of the other i'm
provements are of the highest class. We have
sold this line for years and believe it to be the
best on the market.
RefrIaerators--2sx1sx44, holds so lbs ice;
price. $40. $13.75
Refrserators-son: hoids rs lbs. ice;
PRICE. .@lo.oo
Refreerators- -ssx22x4s. holes 90 lbs. Ice;
price. ...... ~ 1900
Refrserators-ssx221 ax47, holds 11o lbs. ice;
price,. $40. $21.5O
Refrserators-,ox24x4s, holds $50 bs ice;
price. $50. -. - =. 49, P<o@'o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, holds 22o hs ice;
P''|e'' = 80. - - - - - - -
Refroerators-45x2exs6, holds ESQ lbs ice
price. .@ao.oo
Refriserators-ssx21x45, holda 200 hs ice
price. ...... =. $500
Observation-Disclosures, holds 2eo lbs. ice
PRICE. '~So'oo
Observation-Disclosures, holds 800 lbs. ice
price .@oo'oo
observation-disclosures, holds 100 lbs. lce
price $1,000
Enameee Observation-Disclosures holds go
lbs Ice; price =. $1,000
EnameIed Refrigerators-31x22x-- holds 100
lbs ice; price. $3.50
EnameIed Refriserators-42s27x54 holds 200
lbs Ice; price $500
Ice chests-25x17x25, price. ...$ 800
Ice chests-2sx2ox25, price. ....... S zoo
Ice chests-s2x21x2e, price. -. ....$ s.25
Ice chests-35x23x29, price. $1,000
Ice chests-a7x25xat, price. =. SIT SO
Grocery Ice chests-57xa2x37, holds eco lbs.
Ice; price 49,. $28.oo
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WOmen'S Muslin
Drawers
Sold Regularly at
29c, Monday 1Oc

Muslin Underwear Depart
ment, End Floor.)
%, Is and 81 inch
drawers, made of good
muslin, open style,
with ruffle and cluster
of fine tuCkS. Not
more than six to a Gus
toner and none deliv-
cred or sent c. O. D.
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Reduction Sale i'm the
Millinery Department

reduction sale based on the stern logic of facts and
figures. The is we'll advanced-the accumulation
of stock too great We face the situation squaely and
apply this remedy
The finest dress hats ready-to-wear street hats end
unrmmed shapes special tables of these all priced so low
that you buy the SWEETEST hats for very little money
Table No. Pure white
able for misses crldren's 19c
Table No. 2Ten dosen unimmed hapes-suoh rough
flats fancy Tuscan flats white and coored sailor shapes also
misses and ladies' readyowear hats
Worth SIS to $3.50 reduced to CSC
Table No. and ladies ready-owear
trimmed with ribbons wings, chiffon, Most of them
shape alike Worth So 90 to $50, $3.50
Table No. $500 punches of fogetmeno all the leading
oors three dozen in bunch They of the best quality
made of velvet light blue pink white red and green Worth
2oc to 5oc a BUNCH 1Sc
Table No. in the leading oolors pink
white old large and buds in bunch Worth
csc, Soc
We are showing an entirely line of white hats tor
young misses and especially the graduating GIRL and also
line of black hats and dreSSy white hats for ladies'
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WOmen's Dress
ing SacqueS
Formerly SIPS,
now at soc

Second Floor, near Eleva-
tori
Black and white
sacques, well made
and all siZes-but last
years goods. Only
two to a customer and
none sent out c. O. D.
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Tub.COatS for Little
Folks
No Engraving Order too Large
And None too Small for Us TO Fill

Among the engraving orders recently
received by our stationery department
are invitations for the graduating eXer-
cisas at the Birmingham High School
next month, and visiting cards for the
entire .class of 1906. We have also filled
orders for practically all of the society
functions held in this city during the
past year.
Alof our engraving is done by leading
New York engravers and is absolutely
correctias to form and style, and the sta
tlonery'used is Writings best.
Engraved visiting cards, wedding invi-
tationS and announcements and cards
for all sorts of social events are special
ties. Call and ge1 an estimate.
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5000 Hat Pins
Good soc values at
1Oc
Bargain Table, Jewelry
Department

A great offering of
Roman gold and Ger
man silver pins, in as
sorted designs. All
well made, nicely fin
ished and would bring
regularly SOC each. AS
long as the lot lasts
you may have them
Monday at l0c each.