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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
Blew the Sale.

About 2 o'clock Monday morning the
store of Robert HaZlett was entered and
the safe blown open. A small amount
of change and several rings that were
left i'll the iron safe at nights were stolen
Whoever perpetrated the deed gained
entrance to the store by unlocking the
front door and upon leaving the build
ing relocked the door. The report from
the charge of nitroglycerine was so
loud as TO awaken people living square
or two from the store, some imagining
that the First Natl Bank was being
burglarized.
The safe door tore a counter from its
fastenings and turned IL over, while
meal barrel was cut in two Several
dozen of eggs were broken by the jar
and besmeared the floor A stove shaker
was stolen from the school house by the
burglars and the instrument used in
some manner with the safe job. After
gaining admission to the school house
they started fire in one OF the stoves
and had an orange feast, judging from
the number of peels left upon the floor.
The safe is a total wreck and Mr. Haz-
lett has sustained a loss amounting in
the neighbOrhoOd Of aoout one hundred
dollars. This makes twice this store
has been robbed within the past year,
and each time the depredators covered
up their tracks TO such an extent that
1t was impossible to make All arrest
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
Robert Cameron Dead.

The body of the late Robert
Cameron arrived here from the
Spencer Insane Asylum, Ito which
institution he was taken when his
mind became affected about two
years ago., last Saturday afternoon
He died on Friday from general
breaking down of the system,
superinduced in all probability from
brain trouble. On Its arrival at this
place the body was taken TO Il e
home of Robert Wright, Sr e., uncle
of the deceased.
Upon learning some time ago
from DIR. Lyons. Supt. of the Asy-
lum, that Mr.. Cameron was likely
10 die at any time, Ceredo Lodge.
knights of Pytblas, (of which order
the departed was an exemplary
member), instructed the asylum
officials in case of the death of the
brother, TO have the body embalmed
placed in a nice cas- ket aud shipped
here. The instructions were carried
out TO the letter.
ing wv many years 81 NJ
resid, nee in Ceredo Robert / aueron
made many friends who knew aud
loved him for his industry, honesty
and uprlghtness. lie was about 80
years of age aud was a member OF
the Ceredo Congregational church
Funeral services were held at the
Cong'l church Sunday at o'clock,
p. IN conducted by Rev. Arman-
trout, pastor of the church, after
which the X of T.. Lodge took
charge of the body and buried it in
Browns Hill cemetery by the side
of the deceased's mother. who was
called TO the unknown world only a
few years ago.
The following persons were Pail
Bearers: Charles Lambert, ID. 5.
Lewis, G. w. Handley, A. l.
Clayton, H. II. Rutherford and
Andrew Pulley. Hon. Wayne F.
Ferguson acted as Mar hal.
There were large number of
knights in attendance from kenova
and Central City Lodges.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
Resolutions OF Coincidence.

Ceredo, w. Va, Feb. 3, 1907.
At this, a regular communication
of the officials of the Independent
School District of Ceredo, the
following pr, amble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In view of the loss
we have sustained by the deccase
OF our friend aud associate, Daniel
Wright, who has served as a mem.
Der of the Board of Education of
this District Twenty (2O) years of
the Thirty four (34) years since the
district was established, and of the
still heavier loss sustained by those
who were nearest and dearest to
him; therefore be it
Resolved, That this is but a Just
tribute to the memory of the depart
ed to say that In regretting his re-
moval from our midst We mourn
for one who was, in every way,
worthy of our respect and regard.
Resolved, That we sincerely CON
dole with the family of the deceased
on the dispensation with which il
has pleased Divine Providence to
atfiict them and commend them for
consolation to Him who orders all
things for the best, and whose
chastisements are meant in mercy
Resolved, That this heartfelt
testimonial OF our sympathy and
sorrow be published in The CEREDo
ADVANCE and spread upon the
records of this Board and copy be
presented to the family of our de
parted friend by The secretary of
this Board
III. NJ. PILES,
r. NEY WILLIAMS, Compittee.
j. w. COLLIER,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
found Human Hair in Lake.

Since the disappearance of Lem MGR
ply from his home boo KDuova two weeks
ago. the police have made every effort
to find some trace of him. but without
result until yesterday. when ON drag.
Wug the hot water lake at the keu0va
power house they found "a bunch Of
human hair whicb from IT'S color, mght
b.. that If Murphy, aud which his
family believe beyond doubt 90 Doe bis
The pond of boiling water is less than
hundred yards from where Murphy
was last seen
The work of dragging the pond IS be
ing continued today. but up TO press
time nothing but the hair had been
found -Catlettsburg Tribune, Feb. IL.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13

Always think before you buy,
but don't think too long. Come to
US for the Newest, Ne7teSt and
INCEST thIngs in Mems Wearing
Apparel. RhRDlN & PITTS.
Hotel Frederick, 10Th Street,
Huntington. w. Va.
I.WI KNnr Hntr ~
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
6htS. hATTtN,
Oh kenOvd, Arrested On a Warrant
Sworn Out bu Alex. Murphy, Jr.

Last Monday Alex. Murphy, Jr.. swore
out a warrant for Ches. Hatten, OF Ken
ova, accusing him of numbering Lem.
Murphy, whose mysterious disappear
ance was chronicled III these lumns
last week, and whose body has not yet
been found
Sergeant II. II. Rutherford, of this
place, arrested Hatten at the home of
Steve Perdue on Bridge street and he
wac taken before Squire r. NJ. johnson,
who accepted bond in the sum of FIVE
hundred dollars for his appearance to-
day. c. w. Handley Is his bondsman.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13

WANTED 10 men in each state 10
travel, distribute samples of our
goods and tack signs Salary $s5.
90 per month; 80 90 per day for
expenses. Saunders Co, Depart
ment +, as Jackson Boulevard,
Chicago, Ills. 9Jan3mo.
For Rent. The second floor Of
the ADvANCE Building-four good
rooms, with natural gas, which have
recently been re.papered-is for
rent. Apply at the Advance Office,
Ceredo.
Statesmen WANTED:-For
choice Nursery stock. Best Terms.
Pay weekly. Permanent employ.
meDt. X r. HARRIS,
HARRfsvuLE, w. VA
Sam Dock Smith was in town
last Saturday AMI while here
renewed his subscription 20 the
ADvANCE and Cincinnati Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Wilson and
daughter, Miss Edna, OF Ashland,
KY. spent sunday the pleasant
guests of II. G. Jordan and family
The proprietor Of this paper,
who was sick with The grip last
week, Is able 90 be out.
Ed Stewart was ON The sick list
last week Mrs Stewart, his wife,
was also sick.
Mrs. Kate Frizzell, who has been
quite sick, is able TO be about again.
Mrs. {. =. Hoari has been quite
sick since our last issue.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
Shoulder Braces 75G AMI Sl.OO

A shoulder brace TO brace one up
and make one pretty, to make one
bealthiul by proper carriage OF the
lungs. Wild e. Boette sell them.
They are strong and well made,
elastic, adjustable to tit perfect and
combines suspender. Price 75c
aud Sl.OO.
Florentine Drug Store, Wild q
Boette, Huntington, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
Prevent Headache.

Force them? Eo-aids them. Ramon's
treatment OF Liver Fills and Tonic Pellets
Strengthens the liver and digestive organs so
that they do their own work and fortines
your constitution against future trouble
Entire treatment 25c at Bloss Drug store
Ceredo, and A. J. williams Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
Free.

Send twelve names and addresses
Of Music Leaders, and Sunday
School Supt. and we will send yon
a copy of our new Sunday school
song book for 1907, Windows of
Heaven No. 5.
J b. VAUGHAN, Athens, Ga
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
H. a 900 oId worId 40 all.

It's a good old world after all;
If you have no friends or money,
In the river you can fall;
Marrlages.are quite common ond,
More people there would he.
Provided you take Rocky Noun
tain Tea
The Bloss Drug Store, Ceredo, Il.
n. Williams, Keuova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Scaggs,
Feb. {, 1907, a SOD, weighing IL
lbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Goaesen inter i'd.

Gin 3eitnnssperleser. Der als Sfes
nommiit betannt lit. fiibrt einen auss
lpdrti9en GoIlesen bur6 feline 9ruts
ferei. n9a iid Die Iuflase pieSer i'm
lesten Sabre nm 100000 eeiteieert
bat, 10 babe i'd bieie Naaifine ana
i6affen miiiien", iaete er uno 5eiate
auf ben ifDnen Ipparat. .8eim
SalSen eriparen mir pabur6 cine
Iense &rdftcl"
"9eim Gufi6neiOen aber iparen
sic feline ardfte?" fraste Der @nbere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Gin Wuftcrbrief.

"Srm Nadbariu. bat benn SIR
Sobn geiGrieben. ieitbem er in Die
Srenloe aegau9en ilt?"
"Satpobl. or bat aeihrieben."
.9inn, pas bat er oenn ees
i9rieben?"
"Nd, er iHrieb: Sd mill NAL on
eud i6reiben, neil i6 nod ni9t ses
i@ricben babe, aber ib tpeib nod ni6t,
paS ih i1reibeu ioa. barum mill i1
ieet auiboren nit i1reiben. S6rei6t
Sbr AUDI balo mall"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
sdSnes SensniR.

aS6in: .Senfen sic MIR, Wabame.
iebt ebeu bat Der auro bas fiir's Sriibs
itiid beitimmte Stent aufsefreHen.
Soil i6 i4aea elm anberes beim Mets
ger bolen2"
SauSfrau: .@as sibt's benn Neues
in Der 3eitnns beutc Iorgen?"
S69in: 80. einen 9rii6eneinItur5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
@etter- mmb gamern .Meselm.

W.
ct. Iartin mill Seuer i'm &amin.
&atbarinenfpinter. elm Yladpinter.
Inbreass S1nee tbut Dem 3orn
peb.
IaG ct. @artini i6era Der S8inter
ni6t.
Wdrtinstog triib. madt ben 8inter
limb unb lieb; lit er bea, mn6t er bas
Waiier CUR Sdea.
Ser @inter miro NAB ober troden
iein. ie nahoem es an Warid Spfes
ring nab ooer troden lit.
ct. Clemens ms BEN 8inter
bringt, ct. Tetri Stubl ben Sriibline
pintt; ben CONNER brinst uns ct,
Urban, Der Serbit fdnst I'M Sdrtbos
lomdi an.
Sb ser @inter falt pber fpurm Ior
fem, 10 sebe am Ilerbeiligentag 10
fem. in sas 8eboft 5l elmer 8uden.
alba .nasit on folgenbes 3eiden
iuden: bau einen Spahn babcn unl
lit er troden. 10 miro Elm mariner
8inter berruden; lit aber noB Der obs
eebau'ne Spabn. 10 fommt elm falter
8inter auf ben Elan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

- |
b~aben?l"
Serr: rSas lam Ibon itimmen. i6
babe elm S1irmeei6dftl"
= -
AbntngsSpa.
Tferbeberleiber (3u einem ee16nies
gelten iunsen GERM !: .Sn benz id0s
men Gn5us tpolen sic reiten? S6aoe
Druml"
- y -
Wie eS mar.
8efannter: sd iab sic seitern nit
Sbren beiben Ieffen nuf Dem Srei>
iiser; tpie mar benin Die Sabrt?"
Snfe: .9ta, Der cine Geffe bat mid
babel bon borne nnb Der anbere bon
binten ansepnmptl"
&&X
CT wnfte fih az belfen.
2ansrafb: .Barum baben sic Die
StraBe nit Iepfelbdumen bepflan5t
unb niht nit Ifa5ienbdumen. tpie ih
Sbnen ausbriidlih biftiert babel"
Strabenndrter: sd mar frob. bab
i1 bob bait Gepfel i6rsi6en f0nnen,
Serr 2anbratbl"
- - -
Die iuabre Serrihaft.
Rutter: .0a Sn in &ur5em in ben
beilisen gbeftanb treten tpiIit. baltic
i6 es fir meiue Sfli6t. Sid aui
ginises aufmsrfiam gu MAIDEN. Bis
Der Iebteft Du mad 9einem @iuen.
bas nimmt nun elm gnbe."
To1ter: n4ber @eors lit bod fein
Ebranu. i'm GesentbeiI. elm i%anfter.
nahsiebiser Wenid."
Nutter: .ytlm @eors bdnoelt es
ii9 aud gar ni6t, id meinte Seine
Sienftboten. na6 benen tpirit Ou Did
fiinftis pcbl ooer libel ridten
n,iiKen."
alip bod.
SrGulein: .Senfen Sic. mein
Serr. felt sefsrn bin id sliidli9e
8rautl"
Serr: .Sa sratuliere i6 S6nen
bersliH; alio ieit seitsrn slidlid
8rdutl"
$50
Sm Bib se6tiebem.
Stnbent O1reibenb): .8annff gu
Is iiber's Ser5 brineen. mid 10 lnnse
auf benz Erodenen iisen 5u Iaiien?"
OnfeI: ~Getpib, id babe bon ans
berer Seite seb6rt, oab Su 9efabr
ldufit. 5u beriumbfenl"
y
StabtfOlbaten.
@eiteroberit: .On. 8iebebopf, lauf'
NAL als HarIameutdr gum Seinb bins
iiber unb Jag ibm. er iole net gar 10
arg ihieben. meine 2eut' tbdten JOINT
mein Commandment nimmer pers
itebenl"
&&x
Sired.
@oubernante: .Nber Sreb, iHdmit
bu bid nidt. oeiue Sefte 10 5u befIeds
fen? als i1 Elm fleines Mdb1en mar.
tpeiute if. fpenn i1 mir einmal einen
&ledS in meine Bidder madtte."
Sreb: .Na miifien Sic aber cine
Pldrrlieie eetpeien feini"
$50
0etfesgesenmart.
Srau (5um Ianne. Der Inn 8 lt6r
Ra4ts mad 9auie fommt): .gun.
tpie ipdt lit eS benn?"
Mann: sd CLAUDE 1 llbr (inbem
i4lagt es brei)."
Srau: ~0u irrit Sid. es iGldst
bret"
Rann: ~a6. llniinnl Sic l1br
itottert."
9eS 95pen aut,pprt.
Ser &0ni9 Der Sbiere Dei6IoB eis
neS Cages. aud in ieinem Hei1e
Sroen ein5ufiibreu.
Sis babin hattie Der Soipe Dies fir
auou menitliG eebalten.
Die an erl liter Stele pom ibm Sefoz
rierten iparen Der Studs. oas Seupferb
unb Der giel.
g8arum serabe bieie 9rei?" ira9te
neibii6 une neu9ieri9 cine JOINT pers
itdnbige unb flu8e Static.
~Sra9' Die Menihenl" Iautete Die
foni9li6e Intport.
- y -
Gr bot redjt.
g.: .gs lit ganS unelaubli6. ipas
es fir ne Ralle beriibmter Meniten
eibt."
g.: .9as lit Elm tpabres Slid! $50
fdmen ionit Die Strabennamen ale
ber?"
~ -
Sein 0eroienif.
Yatient gum Ir5t: SEER Softor.
mir fonnten sic Die 9oitortoiten cts
laiienl"
Ar5t: .@ieio?"
mo+:. s~.rI;A. a. s.:T..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
spab mub aud itin.

$3.50
Sas bette 3esept.
gatient: .Serr 0oftor. ib bin ims
mer 10 miibe."
Sottor: rSa fperb id Sbnen am
einfaditen einen Sitpan peridreiben."
- -
Die WittasSrnbe.
Winer: Sage mir bod. mann
bdlit Su benn Define Rittagsrube?"
S&ri5e: .8enn mir seeefen bo>
ben, i6ldft tie cine Stunoe."
WiIler: .@er benn?"
S6uI5e: nRun. meine Sraul"
Nnler: .Sa. aber id irue bod.
tuenn On @ittassrube bate"
S6ul5e: ~GQemal. ipenn Tie i6ldft,
bab' ib 9tube."
Inter Stenftbpten.
9iener: .8ie sefdnt Sbnen benin
Der neue aiideni4ranf, Rarie?"
Sang uno gar nidt. Sir meinen
SDas 1T er bieI 5u fleinl"
- - =
Bonn 2afernenbpf.
1lntcroffi3ier: r9tefrut Stopfel. mas
MAIDEN Gle. ipenn sic Dor Der Sront
Sarabefdritt seben. itolpern unb bins
faIlen?"
Stopiel: SD itebe fpieber aufl"
1tnteroffi5ier: .llniinnl 2d1erli1
MAIDEN Sic iiGl"
Gin 1remnb BON Ninftli&feit.
Yrin3ipaI: Inter bieiem Briei
itebt BLOB GHtlnssboI, tpie fommt
Das?"
Commits: .gnf6ulSisen Sic. fir
So6aHtunespoG mars bereits al
ipat. bic 1lbr idlus fHen 12l"
x&G
S&meiGelbaft.
Gle: ,Sa. Serr Siimmling. id
fiible mid burd Sbren Gntras iebr
seebrt. aber i6 babe Ieiber feline
mathematician TaIeute; id tam
niht fo6en. niHt tpafhen 49,"
Or: 20. SrGulein, bas tbut ni1ts.
Mein Sreunb WiilIer bat aud cine
ean5 brn,me Cans sebeiratbet une
ltbt bod 5ebr aliidIi6 nit i6r."
= -
gimfahes Netttel.
Yatient: .Serr Softor. sesen gnSe
Der Wablaeit befdIIt mid INNER cine
unbe3pinsrihe W~aiibiefeit. Bas ion
il tbun, bamit i1 nidt BEL Glide eins
i6lafe?"
Irst: rgeben Gle gu 8ettl"
- -
anbers semetnt.
Grst: r@Sas sic nidt iaseu. mi!
Sbrem sebrodenen 8ein baben sic To-
chen eiuen Wari1 poIIsnbet2 9as
lit ia rein unmoglihl"
Iirtloie: ga. einen fdneibisen
Wfart6 babe tb component"
- -
Der tuitige &elInsr.
Gait: ~8rinsen sic mir elm beless
tes 8utterbrot."
9eqner: nWttt 8raten. Safe. Burii
poer Shiufen?"
9ait: .Sf mir esal."
&eIner: .Glfo 0uri1tl"
~ - -
@erfMnappt.
.Sie. Srau 8irtbin, ma benn bas
a,ib ipirfIid Elm Saie. mas mir e'rat
seeeiien baben?"
rHatiirlih. CAB ids ia ielbit ees
ieben. tpie i'm mein Mann bonn Dad
'runters'f@oien batl"
= - -
Gin @%eriebener.
Stun babe i1 Sbnen aus DeitleiS
elm paar' gang quite Stiefel meines
mouuea neoaheu ,,uN ih,- her}o,,f{ 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Gin @eriebener.

Stun babe i9 Sbuen aus TeitleiS
elm paar gang quite Stiefel metnes
@annes seseben unb ibr Derfauft Tie
9leib tpieeer - Sas lit bod itaril"
~gl6. liebe Srau. tpenn ib nit
iol9en Stiefeln an ben SiiBen betteIn
seben tpolte. bate tein Menl6 Mits
leib NIT mirl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
eGlsat freHeuOe 9ferhe.

S6le@ten SreHern inter peu Sfers
Den mus bas Suffer in gan5 tleiuen
Tortipnen gegeben iperoen. Dan
ihittet ioIden Sbiereu Den Safer
banbpollpciie bin uno beranlabt lie
auf bieie 8eiie. srobere Rortionen
aufSunebmeu. Gamentlih erpeiit lid
bieIe IaSreael BEL iolfen Yferoen
OILS spedmabis, ipeIde lanaiant ireis
len, bas Siltter in Der Srippe fparm
falien uub baum oaSielbe niat All Iid
nebmen. 3uerit sibt man linen Sas
fer. banu 9eu uno 5ulett 8aIIer.
Sur6 ben Safer miro 5unddit scr
8unaer seitilt. unb ipdbreno e~rltsrer
i'm Maeen oeroaut miro. nimmt bns
Yferb largiom Sen auf. Snli6 iii
eS, fuenn sleid na6 bem &afsr bas
Srdntpdier sereiht pirb, oenn Sas
orr6 piro elm srobcr Sbeil oesielbcil
unperbdut aus Dem Wtasen fprt9es
ipiilt. Sas @aiier mub barlIm ltets
dlleet gegebeu peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

3ob bid bon Corn nnb 9eroeni6aft
ni6t fnedtenl
Sic NIT Gsfpalt aus oeinem Ser5en
fesen.
Nm ibrer STEELE cole Sanftmut6
pflesen.
Seibt Ieben. beibt ben i10niten Sieg
erfe6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Gin cbler Gbarafter.

1raut: ~Gh. gbmunb, bent Din
infer llnsliid. = Yapa bat burf
faIide Equalization iein san5eS Ser
mogen perlorenl"
Srdutisam: Inter bieien llmltGns
Den, liebe grna. mare es serabe5r
grauiam, penn ib Sid ibm audi nod
rauben tpolte. Itir bridt bas Ser5,
aber es mub selbieben ieinl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Wnte Yb~Otograpbicu

fpnnen nur Don 9rpertcu bereslelt merSer.
is gilt bel osren Ssriieulung Griabruua
81 ba6sN, pollcnoe 9oyis mio R6rperieauuss
gen III beatlen. oas paiienoe 9i6t. uno :
S6atielperbaltuiB ~ tehueu NIB oaru
ar6 bic nothi9sn. OIL rebt toitipieliaeW
spparcte su bnber. GieieS NlieS iii uors
borbm. menu Sbr 9hre photographic Don
mir r'ch ' +, -. Y
". Q. @ae&eusie. =
1915 elapsSu. Oaoalne. 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

- Yloslide Senoeruraen i'm 8ets
ter beruriaden lei6t llnoronunoen
oes Maoens; bns bette iros man tbuu
lam lit Dr. susuit a0uig'S Samburs
ger Sropfen 81 sebraudcn, Inn oaS
Spitem in einen 0eiuneen 8uitanb 5u
brin9en unb Den Nagen 5u furiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
0rcb.

.Iein. tpiiien Sic Serr Maber.
ipenn i1 Sbre SrdiIein So6ter alas
bier ipieIen bore. oanu bin i6 gang
meg"
SD tpiinidte. id t6nnte bas aud
iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Der 0rnnb.

Yrofeiior (5u einem Irtiiten. pels
der iib als Iann nit Straubens
maeen %proon5iert) /: nBie limb sic
cisentli6 gu bieiem pbduomenalen
Nagen sefommen?"
Grtiit: sd mar Sfpei Sabre Sauss
meiiter IN elmer 9odi6ulei"
4
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@erf@nappt.

~Sie. Srau 8irtbin. tpa benin bas
anib rirtIid Elm Saie, mas mir crab
seseiien baben?"
rRatirlid. Dab ids ia ielbit ees
ieben, tuie i'm mein Rann BON Dad
'runtersf@oiien batl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

Srdulein: ~Senfen sic. mein
Serr. felt seftsrn BIN ib sliidlide
8rautl"
Serr: .Da srahiliere i9 Sbnen
bersliH; alio ieit seitsrn slidlid
Brautl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Inter Stenitboten.

Siener: .Bie sefdIt Sbnen benn
Der neue aiideni6ranf, Rarie?"
Sang unb gar nift. Sir meinen
S4ae 1T er nieI 81 flsinl"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
~
Sm Bib se6tiebem.

@eiteroberit: .Ou. @iebebopf, lailf'
NAL als YarIamentdr gum Seinb bins
iiber unb Jag ibm. er ioue net gar 70
arg ihieben. meine 2eut' tbdten ionii
mein COMMANDMENT nimmer pers
itebenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

1lntcroffi3ier: r9tefrut Stopfef. mas
MAIDEN Gle. ipenn sic Dor Der Sront
Saraoeidritt seben. itolpern unb bins
faIIen?"
Stopiel: SD itebe fpieber aufl"
1tnteroffi5ier: ~llniinnl 2d6erlid
MAIDEN Sic ii1l"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Silk Hosiery On Economy
 Street

MORE than six thousand IVA pairs of fine silk hos iery enter into a great sale tomorrow. They're all strict ly firsts," too-not wrong any way in the world, only in price. Prices are cut ,and that's a fact, just to get Christmas stocking buying started early.
 All pure silk stockings of plain black-double heels and toes, and very elastic tops; lisle feet or silk, as you prefer; the best stocking we ever sold at $1.50 pair-only .................$ .$1.19 Gust Monday, Tuesday and
 Wednesday,
 Genuine Kayser double toe stockings,s having 3-inch garter tops; best s2.O0 stockings in America .69 Special lot of six hundred pairs of stockings in colors:
 Pink, Lavender, Gray Red,
 Tan, Sky and Navy.
 Sell at s2.00 and s2.50 a pair; only ................ .$1.69 Very fine stockings with dainty embroiderings of different colors and grounds of black-$2.50 sell CTS at ................ $1.95 Kayser's very heavy, plain black stockings of silk-only .... .S2.5O EXTRA-Twenty dozen stock ings, selling at $3.50 a pair dainty embroiderings on grounds of black-extra reinforced heels and toes-only .S25O
 (FrOnt, Aisle 5, First FIOor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
On "EConomy" Street Fine
 Linen Sets

K FIFTEEN table linen sets \ step into the limelight of economy tomorrow. They are very fine German linens, and are noted for their per feet and very pretty pat terms.
 Size 2x2 yds., were S6.5O. at $5.0O
 Size 2x21e yds, were $7.5O, at $6.00
 Size 2x3 yds., were Ss.J0, at SS.5O
 They all have napkins matching
 "a dozen going with each set.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
"EconOmy
 LaCeS

-FOUR thousand yards of \ dainty laces in baby Irish and Venise. Big assortment of patterns to choose from. Jumped into one offering, val ues up to 35c
 a yard .................... Allovers-two thousand yards at least! They've been $2.0o and S2.50 every time you've ever bought them, and in some stores more Baby Irish, Venise and orientals, in white, creams and ecrus; beautiful
 waist designs offering all, yd s1.25 Sets of laces in bands and medal lions-rich Princess effects, some handsomely embroidered designs.
 MedaIlions SIPS; Bands $I.75.
 tAisle 3, First FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Elegant Hem
 stitched Sets

C I'VE designs, about twen- A ty sets of fine table cloths and napkins to match go on sale tomorrow at a 20 per cent reduction.
 The $12.5O ones will he. ;. .SlO.OO The $13.5O ones will be. .S1O.SO The $15.0O ones will be. .. .S12.OO The $f7.5O ones will he. .. .$11.OO The $20.0O ones will he SI1.OO They are nicely hemstitched, re- member, and have napkins matching.
 '.. tAisIe 4, Rear, First F1oor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
HdndkerChiefS

UST as well get the holi- O day handkerchiefs to- morrow, and have it all done with. You've got everything in your favor in the way of completest assortments. And then they haven't been toussled over yet. There's not anything of small cost more appreciated than a few handkerchiefs. Boxes of six with hand embroid- cred initials. only 9Sc Pretty all pure linen initial hand kerchiefs, having butterfly, floral and wreath designs--siX |. .x1.5O Beautiful hand embroidered linen handkerchiefs, 9Sc and .... 50c Rich handkerchiefs with linen centers and princess lace edges
 ................. =. .$1.5O to $500 Hand made Armenian lace hand kerchiefs, very exclusive designs
 .................. soc to $1.50 big lot of sample handker- chiefs, showing hundreds of diff ferent high-class designs-are selling at third under worth ................ 2Jc to 5Oc Children's handkerchiefs in pret- ty little boxes;.3 in box, and have set of little dominoes in the box with full instructions how to play. The outfit for. .25c Little white initial handkerchiefs, III poN, only .......... 25c
 And 12%c and 25c.
 Six handkerchiefs of pure linen in bundles--not boXed only. .z5c
 FrOnt Aisle :, First FlOor}