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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
NEGRO PRIMITIVE BAPTIsTs.
National Association Will Meet h
 Huntsville.

huhtBVAle.
 Huntsville, June 16.-(Special.)- )-- Delegates from every primitive negro Baptist Association in the United States will meet here July IF, for the pur- pose of organizing a national associa- tion of negro primitive Baptists.
 It Is believed that more than one thousand delegates will be here and among that number will be many of the most prominent leaders of the ne- gro race. Rev. c. L. Morgan, moder- ator of the Big Harper Association, of Columbia, Tenn, is slated for elecAion to the position of moderator of the national association, his association being the oldest in the United States. Rev Elias Patton. moderator of the Indian Creek association, the second oldest in the United States, will be elected vice moderator.
 The loyal primitive Baptists in all parts of the United States have en-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Preached to Young Men.

Rev. S. P. West formerly business manager of The Christian Advocate, the weekly publication here in the iu- terest of the Methodist Church, deliv- cred the third of series of lectures before young men of the Young Mems
 Christian Association this afternoon, his subject being Young Men in Pol itics." His first sermons were Young Men in Business" and Young Men in Society" and in all of them he gave the young man some sound advice. Mir. West is pastor of the Avondale Meth odist Church and one of the best known Methodist ministers in the dis- trict.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Emit Fleet Augmented.

Announcement has been made py 1T. W. White, manager of the united frui. Company in this city, or the mat mat af increasing of the company's fleet Of steamers to this. port
 The company proposes to do all tnal 1t can toward increasing its business through this port and to this end has added to the Mobile fleet the steamers Banan, Bratten, Mount vernon Bel vernon and Dictator. ..
 Eleven steamers embrace the MO bile fleet, the others being the J9nh wilson. Harald, Colombia. Katie. Hell ep and Hispania. The increased ser vice begins the coming week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Wrong Food
 Makes Invalids Little Quirks and Ais are Natures Mild Requests to Right Some Wrong
One must Heed the Complaint or
Pay the Penalty

Modern folks have discovered way recoyer-by pro- per selection of food and drink
 Look carefully into the health of the individual who knows that 'coffee don't hurt me- and you are almost to find physical ail functional disturbances perhaps muddy complexion, weak eyes, incpient heart failure kidney, liver bowel disorders; form of weakness that shows plainly enough the cry for relief up from organ of the body.
 Dismissal of coffee and change to Postum brings relief and shows clearly that coffee flinders digestion Failure digestion lack of good red blood and therefore a lack of food for the centres Removal of the will allow Nature right herself and Pc stun con- tains Phosphate of Potash Abumen etc., from the field grains which unite to form the delicate gray matter of the nerves throughout the body
 Long-boing (see directions package) brings out the rich flavor and snappy coffee taste-free from the nerveracking drug-caffeine--in coffee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17

zation of the national association. Four special mass meetings will be held during the sessions of the na- tional meeting, one of which will be the celebration of the 21Sth anniver- sary of the London confession of faith.
 A special daily newspaper will be published by the association during the progress of the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Low Rates
 Via
 |. & N
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
 NORFOLK, VA.

NEIF OFAICEHNHHHIIH1
 Season, sixty-day and fifteen-day tickets on sale daily, coach excursion tickets on sale every Tuesday. Lib eral stop-overs and diverse routes.
 Account annual meeting Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Rate one fare plus s2 for round trip, tickets on sale July 11th to 14th, inclusive limited for return July 2Srd. and can to New York and Jamestown Exposi. tion at very low ra,ss.
 Saratoga Springs, N. r., and Return.
 Account Triennial Conelave, Knights round trip. Tickets on sale July End to 7th, inclusive, limited for return July 16th, and can be extended to July 24th.
 For rates. routes and other infor- nation. call on or write C. L. Wolf Passenger Agent. Exchange Hotel Montgomery. Ala. Phone S9I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
A Stranger in Town, Tonight at Casino.
 Don't Miss It. /
PUSHING REPAIRS
GE- TING MARINE HOsPITAL IN
 PERFECT SHAPE.
pr. Guiteras, Surgeon In Charge of Work At Mobile Is Delighted With the Location and
 Prospects.

Mobile, June 16.-(Special)- )-hepairs tn the amount of several thousand dol lars are being made upon the Marine Hospital building and when they are completed the hospital will equal any of it's kind In the South. pr. Buiteras, surgeon in charge of the hospital IS delighted with this city and states that the hospital will be as neat as hands can make it.
 pr. Guiteras reports exceptioIaiiS good health conditions prevailing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
PLAN FOR LEAGUERS
THE MOBILE COMMITTEE HOLDS A
 MEETING.
Ready To Receive state Convention Of The Epworth League-The odd Fellows Remember Their
 Dead.

Mobile, June 16.-~(Special)--Am meet ing of the committee having in charge the different parts of the work per taining to the entertainment of the guests and delegates to the sixteenth annual session of the Alabama state Epworth League conference met this afternoon at St. Francis Street Meth odist Church for the purpose of mak- ing final arrangements for the recep- tions of the delegates who will begin to arrive in this city tomorrow after noon and night.
 From the number of names already received by the committees. it is likely that more than ITS delegates, repre- senting every League in the State will he present at this conference. Matters of unusual importance e to be acted upon this year and the meelihs VIII he one of profound interest to the more than 25,000 Leaguers tnrougnout Alabama.
 I. o. O. F. Memorial.
 The annual memorial services Of the T O. O. F,vwere held this afternoon by the combined lodges of this order ,n Mobile at their lot in Magnolia Cemstery
 Rev. Edmonds Bennett. rector Of Trinity Episcopal Church. delivered a most beautiful and fitting tribute 10 the departed members
 Mobile Canton No. 40 attended the ceremonies as body in uniform. Be- sides the many members of the order there was also a large delegation of other citizens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Preached in a Theatre.

The congregation of the Pilgrim Con- gregationaI Church held services today in the Marvel Theater. one of the moving picture establishments of the city. The church is having a new house of worship erected and in the meantime are holding services in the theater. The scene is interesting as the pastor occupies position in front of the little stage on which during the week days vaudeville acts are put on This morning Rev. MT. George Bates, the pastor, preached sermon on Duty of Society to the Criminal"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
WILL TALK TO FARMERS.
Exps<t VIII Be In Mont

gomerf Tuesday.
 Prof. D. A. Brodie, an expert of the Department of Agriculture, of Wash ington. will arrive in Montgomery Tuesday and will lecture to the farm CTS of this section on the improved methods of farming.
 Prof. Brodie has made a special study of the cultivation of forage plants and his talk to the farmers will be very interesting and instructive. It was through the efforts of Congress- man Wiley that Mir. Brodie will visit Montgomery and make this talk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17

Dothan, June 16.--(Special. )--News reached here that at Kidneys Mill. near Webb. this morning at 3 o'clock. a one-legged negro shot and killed an- other one about woman. Sheriff But Ter has gone to scene of the killing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
VACATION STUDY.

s- The Brenau Summer School of Music, Languages, Oratory. Liter ature and Mathematics, beginning June 19. offers an excellent oppor-' tunity to teachers and others to combine the pleasures of sum- mer resort with some profitable employment. There is no more beautiful place than Brenac and no more delightful summer climate than that of Gainesville. Pupils of all ages received and as little or as much work as desired may be taken.
 The cost. including board and lessons will not exceed that board at the average summer hotel.
 For information, address Brenau. Gainesville, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
DISCUSS WAGE SCALE
AND EMPLOYERS WILL
 CONFER TODAY.
It Is Believed That Agreement Will Be Reached without Friction and
 That Properties Will
 Run All Summer. ~

Birmingham, June 16.-(Special )-- commercial coal operators will meet in joint conference here tomorrow morn ing with union coal miners to discuss and adopt. if possible, wage scale for the coming twelve non as With but few exceptions all commercial coal op- orators and one of the Iron companies. the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company. deal with the union coal dfggers and have been for years, even through and since the s.s.ke which began in 1904
 The district organizatI of the union miners has between 3.00t ard 1000 members paying dues. Before the strike there were more than 11.000. but this Is explained in the fact that during the strike those who were not at work did not have to pay dues, and since then the men have not rejoined the union or commenced paying the dues
 The miners held their convention the past week in Birmingham and ar ranged wage scale for the ensuing year This wage scale will be pre- sented at the joint conference in the morning.
 While maintaining much reticence the miners in their conversations in- tirnate that there is very little differ ence between the new scale and the one that Is in force at the present time The commercial coal operators assert that the union labor. when it is Inclined to be steady, is most desir- able. and for that reason there is hope that the contract to be offered ythe miners tomorrow will be reasonable
 The miners do not desire any trouble even with the commercial operators, and it is believed therefore that their contract is quite simple. Should there be no trouble in arriving at an agree able contract to the two sides, the mines will be kept in steady operation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
HANN
Barefoot Sandals

We have a complete line of these comfortable Hot Weather Wear- CTS for both Misses and Children. They come two weights Turn and Welt soles and all of them have leather counters to prevent them from running down at the heel as is so often the case with kind of Sandals, The Welts, come in three runs, 3 to 8, 8 1-2 to II and II 1-2 to 2. The Turns come in same runs and also in the 2 to 6 for ba- by.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Basement

Just rereived line of mems Kid Shoes for $50 and some of the sturdier kind in Satin Calf at $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
HANN, The Shoe Man.
AU4xAxAN 1o i nxA 1UIL ;
 NUl1 1LL @

Under and ry virtue of power and the direction given me in the will of Joanna we. deceased. recorded in the office of the Judge of Probate, of Montgomery Coun- ty, in win Book No. 2. Pass iS7, I will at the Court Square Fountain. in the City Of Montgomery. Alabama on Monday. July balance in one and two years. with inter- est. the following property, to-wit:
 l1s-120-122 Montgomery St., 200 Lee; ! acres Goode St., go acres Goods St. =. For further information. as to location or condition of the property, or to incum- brances thereon. apply to the undersigned.
 JOHN ]. DOWE, Executor and Trustee under the win of
 Joanna Dowe Deceased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Central of Georgla Railway

Central of Georgla Railway Arrival and departure of trains Union pas~, ssnger station. Montgomery, Ala Effece- i've JanuaIy c, 1st7 eeth Meridian axaA
 DEPART
 For Union springa Troy. Andnlusi& e,s 'Tufaula, Ozark, Amsrious. Atea. n.y. Columbus, Macon. Savannah &1 and Augusta. ..... Afbpm For Union Springs Troy. Andalusia, Eufania, Fort Gaines. p4wsons AmericuA l.lbany. Corbua Macon s:toau - From savannah, Augusta. Maeon OSark. Eufaula, Andaiusia, Troy e From Macon. Columbus Albany. Americua Dawson. Fort osinsR. Hufaula, Andalusia. Troy. Union s-.. Springs. ...' .... .... .... eioVpm
 ALL TRAINS pAILY.
 For further information write orSppiy to 0 |. Wolf City Passenger Agent doS MoHt- Eomsry Street: s. suratt D. T A.. Nont- Gopaery. Ala --.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
Sermon to I. Q. O. F.

Rev. A. J. Dickinson, pastor of the First Baptist Church here, this morn ing preached the memorial sermon for the subordinate lodges of the Inde- pendent Order of odd Fellows. The attendance was large, the several lodges of. the order being we'll repre-. scented. Dr. Dickinson is an Odd Eel low and he was in a position to preach to the orderl on this occasion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15

Ml,: Kate Walrrn who comes 10
N"w'mrry October 10, in her success
fuI comedy drama Of rural life, "Thc
llo"S1rr Girl,' is said to be one of
the Jew women porjraying that kind
OF character on the stage today;
that III an unrouth backwoods chi1a
am! Ire impcrsonatior> of the charae-
fer Of RoXiana is SO natural that il
appeals 10 the heart 50 .trnn"lv rs to
make i, u most lnvahl" one. and tho
play itself is one the public never
seems il lire Of. Mr.. Gus Chen and Il
clever company OF artists arc sup.
porting Miss Watson this season.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15

pieces 3G in. black Tafftta silk.
the Tl."9 kind, cut to only 95c yd
10 pieces 3G in. Taffcta silk, brown.
hln"' green and garncts, the $l.25
Kind, cnt to only 9Sc yd.
80 pieces 20 in. Taffcta silk in
PIalds and Roman stripes to go at cut
prices.
100 pieces 3G to 44 in. all wool COL
"r"d dress goods, worth everywhere.
69r,, to 20 at doe. yd.
100 pieces 3G to SO in. all wool coI-
ored dress goods, worth everywhere
$l.0o, to 90 at Toe. yd
When you want stylish dress or
a black skirt come direct to MINI
naugh s. We lead, others follow.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
OF ALL KINDS-SECOND
FLOOR,

The best valuos We have ever Civ
en- are now being offered in this de-
partmcnt. From far and near they
make their way to this big store. 1
intend this fall with full and fixed
determination to under sell every con-
ccrn mere and We are doing it thor
oughly.
475 mems fine suits worth $1,000,
all punched on big table, your choice
$7.49.
260 mems fine suits worth $1250.
all punched on a big table, your
choice $1,000 bill.
l. candidly believe I can show You
more boys knee suits than all the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
state will again go into debt and there

state VIII again go into debt and there
may not be money to increase salaries
az "HH jhu'L "!~r. However, his roe
characterization is uI inirrc>; in view Of
Governor Anscl's present position.
With reference to the new mansion,
Governor Anscl will recommend to
the general assembly that "a new
building be erected on the present lot,
(which is the highest point in Colum-
bia, an elegant location on entire
block on Arsenel hill. His idea is
dhat the rear Of the new building
should be on Laurel street, with en-
trance on the other three streets,
Rlclland, GadSdcn and Lincoln. Gov.
ernor Ansel would oppose any change
IN the location Of the mansion,
though il has been suggested that it
might be moved TO what is generally
! known rs inc fashinablc scction'
VI Columbia, south of Gcrvias street.
"fhc present mansion was not built
l"r Il residence. but was Il part Of The
UkI arsenal academy. and was trans
! Termed into u residence years ago.
Several years a"r IT WAS repaired hml
i sill in very unsatisfactory con
dltmon and i> m"l modern hy any
In"ahA.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
No Place for Him Here.
Nashville American.

Nashville American.
"No,w Honor,' said a prosecuting
7ittornc.' III an Alabama 'hackwoods
,wourt. "rhc prisoner at the bar is
charged with killing one Of ihc most
exemplary rnlizcnS OF This county.
Thomas Jones. your honor, was in
every respect Il model man. He was
IA member ow;>hc church; he was nev-
cr known bet on horses, play poker,
dritk whisl1es eor use tobAcco. 'ne-'
Hold on II minute,'7 said the
judge. "You say he nevev bet Won a
horse -
"rhat 5 what + said, Your honer'
"Nevcr was .tliown io play a
gamcT'
"Ncvcr, your Imonor.'
" And he never drank whlsKey9'
Never drank a drop, your hunor.''
"And he didn't chew tobaccoo'
"Ntve' took chew in his iirc. ="
"Wrll, thcn.H sand the Judge, 81
tlon't see what he wanted To live for.
There wasn't anything in life for
linn, and | don't see why ne ain 4
about as well off dead as alive Re-
lease the prisoner. Mr.. Sheriff. and
call the nexi caSc'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15

2I"l h,i spread, u,v unl> 9Ur.
sj.'U hri spreads Row ullv >Al.1U.
\ tot OF rood size Shcrt, at .l5r.
\ l,j ~ .:>nn sheets y, - > cts
\ !, 81 >l."o '.- -1y,, u; zoe.
Very m,yi, rurIprr than y"u r;,u
buy tic ~h"r>m@.
Biz lot towels worth De-. for lc
Biz lot towels; worth T. l-2r., foe
3 cents.
Ei" lot towels w"rtn l5c. for lIc.
III" tot towels worth 3'c., for - IL
WILLS.
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;I''r '',': ':,, '''' '''' ~
,,
L;, L., man.. ur.,,r,,h;r,. ~
., c,.h
\ biz lot mrn's $ soc. mdcrshirts &c
b - cents each.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
MIA1NAUGH's TRADE WINNERS.


Good heavy onting, Sc kind for on
ly Sc. ..yd.
40 III Newberry Mill homespun 6
l~2 cent? I'd.
Good heavy cotton flannel, the 15c.
kind, Sc. yd.
Pereales instead Of IL 1-2c., only
8 cents.
5 cases standard calicoes worth 7
1-2 and 1-3c., while it lasts all our
friends (and enemies too) can have it
at Sc. yd. limited.
INDIGO BLUE AND TURKEY RED
CALICO 2 1-2c. YD.
Buy what you want from us and
if your bill amounts to $500 or more
you @an get ter. yards of calico for
sWenty,five cents.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
BIG SALE DRESS GOODS AND
SILKS.

"" will offer positively lNr best
Aat-"U"~ iH .I.v~: goods ever rttr nr-
fore the NvWacrrN public. Thi, sue
Will include broadclothS. mcltons,
panamas, voilc&, MohairS, novelty
checks, stripes, plaids and mixtures
in every shade that's fashionable.
Browns, blues, grays, reds, garnets
and greens.
\ beautiful line Of Taffcla Silks
Black and ail shades at price &c.,
Gle. 9Sc.. 1913, also beautiful liuc
Of plaid silks at So, S9c, HSc., and
;il.2l 4 yard.
BIG SALE LADIES AND CHILL
DREN'S CLOAKS.
$1,000 worth ladies' and children 5
cluaks.
80 ladies' cloaks worth $500, 60
Ing at $i.9S.
10 ladies' cloaks worth $3.50, going
at $!.0S.
60 ladicS' cloaks worth $500, 90
inG at i'6.9S.
- ladies' rIuakS WORTH $1,000, ro-
ing at $S.4S.
IS ladies' cloaks worth $1,000, 60
ing at $9.4S.
25 ladies' cloaks worth $15, going
at $11.4S.
80 children cloaks worth $3.50, 20.
ing at $l.75.
IS children cloaks worth $3.50, 90.
ing at 1915.
GO children cioaks worth $500, 60
ing at %3.0S.
40 children cluaks worth $3.50, go
| ing at &SI.0S.
! SPECIAL VALUES IN OUTINGS
BED SPREADS, SHEETS, TOW.
ELS, ETC.
! %l.00 bed spreads now only 75c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING.

NJ II NJ = y fl u I(0VE' TT TNtiIrIMG
81, nno ro,,l, ,o,,. r,n =, I,;n,,
H., =, , h;,. ,na,.;G.'a '''' ''''''''7 80
hi,, 1,,. ;G IN -,,;4.. o,;,,,.. -. .,oc
hi.. lnt - nn ..,;... .,.i,'r -, ~ ,c
\ biz, lot 4lou M ,,;,.. n.,;no. -,
81 ye
4 bi~ Iot Slo ~ sniff. vo;,,, If 20
te
A bio LOT Sis % sni,s yo;nu ,t
&11os
h;. l,t s,e oo ,,;,. ,;,. -
.%13oe
vows 7xNrr y,nMrc
% h.r.,; kn,n suit. - * LIND ou
l., 81 >, "
=, hnr.: ,.,oo s,,;, a., an Liza,
~. i, 5o '-'0' '' W.
mo ,,, , ,.,-o 49,.
.mI, a o0 O ~
on t,,,.s, ,noo ,;,. T., oo ,:,,
w. :*o IN '''' N''>'' va
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
INCREASE OF SALARIES.
Gov. Anscl Thinks Salaries Arc Too
Low-~Wil Recommend Increase
and New Mansion.
GrecnVille News.

recommend that the salary 0f tho
governor be Increased from $4,000 TO
$4,000 and that tho state erect q new
executive mnllsioncon the sid of the
present building.
The yoveruor has r,nnd ..,s o+ho.
governors h,vn f,,,d ,hot ,l,o ,nI
.ary paid the uovor,or of Sooth C,r
olina is inadsuuate.und thai il costs
from 81 900 10 $4,000 a wear more to
live in Columbia as:rovcrnor rhan ,hr
governor receives from the STATE,
South Carolina has moi had. in re-
ccnt years Ht least. a governor who
cares to "slilrgc' a. all. bui Gov
crnor An%cl, Ike moss Of hi:, prcdc-
cc$,"r* has i natu,Il anbl,iun t.
maIntAn tnt ii0uilN and po<ition
due Che "ovrruor OF the "vr nirsi
state in the miion." in addjir.n to
lhc salary. Mnwtror, iEc state provides
m"r" y The ruI,>iou. with heat ig4!,
ami water rvnt paid ful. By IN, state
but there IS not us in ether state an
expense fund ro1 the governors : ,,,sc.
For instances THE trips W hich the gov
crnor makes rs governor say to the
jamestown Exposition, arc paid Tor
out ot his OWL pocket. Coy. Ani,el is
pretty much OF Il philosopher and says
that he knew ell Of this, wien h.. asl.-
ct the people {" eject hin wnvcrno:,
therefore nc Is nU} ob.jcrtlhw oM lin;
''e"uh'' no' ne e"'l'i'NS the state shon'o
f'o|'o' Ill Tile l'''nr l"', meeting
'9"ch expenses. 30 "h% as ! am gov
''''or' %"lo No" efh'f NhSei, IL pro
pose 10 '''a'''c'lh 'he poSi'l"a OIL inc
''o''''c II" hA't'er "hue The expense
well, 'govcrn"r, said al, imper-
tnlent newspaper mar, "you have al
"adVanta"t An hciTr a larohibiUo onist. "
eyes. 'srr,'' Quickly replied the
'cnicf cNccuiivc, "not cent oG my
:m"hey goes hat ways
tt is a matter OF fact that other
sstates besides providing the ,sauarnor
with better residence chan the South
Carolina mansion, and heal, light and
water,:salso provide for expenses. such
y''es are ,'ncurraa, on official trips and
Tor servant hna and othar expenses
or that sort. Gov. Anrtl will con-
hns his recommendations 10 an in
ereise III salary *'s previously stated,
put 1'csc "'re ma'terS HAT should ht
taken lii'" acc""9t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15

Ii is only natural that we should
learn to crawl before we walk but
some men ncvc, get beyond rhe crawl
ing Stage.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
SILK AND DRESS GOODS DE
PARTMENT.

We do not hesitate to say that our
collection is The largest in upper Car
ollna, and carefully selected as to
style and with an eye towards captur-
ing The silk and dress good business
Of This section. Tremendous stock Of
black goods embracing all The new
wcaves and everything marked on the
MimnauSh cut price plan.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15

business is run on the "Cut Price,
plan that has made this store famous
as bargain centre. All kinds Of
shoes for all kinds Of people, at all
kinds OF prices and every price less
than you are charged elsewhere.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
stores in town combined. 99c, 81 49,
$l.9S, $2.40, $2.9S and up to $500.
STYLISH MILLINERY.

You should buy your hats at MINI
naugh 5 because the styles and values
we sell arc matchlcss. For extreme
moderation in price our reputation is
wide spread and gilt edge. Every hat
herc is worked out on the most exact
lines Of fashion, with the finest ma
tcrlaIs and yet thcr" is always an
artistic touch which makes the hat
look like it was made for you and you
alone.
BIG SHOE SALE.
The bargains are here and it's up
to you to come after them. Don t
wait! Come in a hurry, remember
Mimnaugh never fools you. Our shoe