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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14

three years. He then went into busi-
ness OH his own account, In 1895.
he formed u co-partnership with Penn
& Rison, the firm name being e. s..
Carlton g. Company. While he was
conducting the affairs OF this com
pany special attention was paid to the
shipping. OF tobacco to England.
The business in Danville was sue
tcessfully conducted until July. 1902,
when Mr.. Carlton accepted the posi-
ton of supervising buyer with tho
Imperial Company. This position he
held until last year. when he was
made first assistant to Mr.. Reed.
Mr.. Cartons new duties as general
manager OF the leaf department. include
not only the management OF all the
leaf buying operations OF the, cons
pany In America. but also the super
vision OF the many branch plants OF
the concern throughout the country.
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u. TAYLOR sTRATsroN. ii ~ 3 =
ADIAVoLO0 in NORFOLK !; 3 j

Two Messages Received by Chief OF Police
Werner Inquiring as to Mans Character.
+ Jack 81 .Davpo" recently arrested her,
on the charge of vagrancy aud discharged
II the Police Court Thursdays morning, Is
M Police Werner received II Telegram from
he Monticello He tel ask ing u he knew any
Tins rhursday night
Norfolk Landmark was received ask Ing the
came q question:. s is Ess4 ,Yi Il Oh mi
.navoIo had been arrested here, and en- on
piained the charge IA Gainst him. The man
claims that he has a wager that he will
f there nss
months ago. lilo gives everybody an OPP
pUrtunlty to subscribe to the fund,
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NEGRO BROTHERS
FIGHT; ONE DEAD

News reached the city yesterday af-
.terpoon of u murder IN GoochIand. and
after much effort 1T was learned that
lad engaged in a quarrel in the county
on Tuesday, and that one had shot the
other 10 death. Talking ever the long
distance telephone, Sheriff Crouch, Of
.Goochland county,, said that the MUIR
derer had escaped. Officers are pursu-
MA
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salvation Army services.

Salvation Army services win be held
Tomorrow as usual. Sunday school
Will be conducted in the morning, and
IN the afternoon at O'clock big
meeting will be held in the hall. Mr..
Christopher Goddin and. others viii
speak and there viii he chorus sing
ing The night services will be in the
nature of n praise meeting. "Feasting
Q Multitude will be the text of this
evenings sermon, a tack tybical of the
Salvation Army and Of the season.
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MASTER PAINTERS
WANT C|TY'S WORK
Condemn Board for Permitting
Firemen to Paint Depart
rnent Buildings. ~

!.
!. Believing that the Fire Department
should not. do it's own painting. the
Master House Painters. and Decorators
Association of Richmond and vicinity,
has adopted resolutions rcondemnins
the practice and requesting that all
painting work be given out on con-
tract. The resolutions follows:
.sltesolved. Tint the Muster House
Painters ana Decorators Assocl-
alton of Richmontl and vicinity
send u communication to the Bonrd
Of Fire Commissioners of the city
cOnlcnminE their action In the past
by having all of the engine houses
or other liolixeA under their cnre
pnIntcd by the flrcmcn employed In +
that depnrtne,'t, and l,eren fter the
bcra OF the Master Painters ASSOC
citation, do rcqucst that the work
be. given out by contract to some
reputable master painter who pnyss
their license to do business In the
city. and that n similar copy be
gent to the Bonrtl Of Police CONF =
missioncrs. and nIso thnt the eon,-
muDication be given TO. the daily
I.
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Rentn the kaiser.

empty prison. Many years OF yigor-
Gus twirlins and coaxing have brought
them a length eanaled only by that OF
Kaiser Wilhclm's mustacheB. Indeed.
Sowellsky boasts that they arc longer,
more bristly and more military look
Ing than those which adorn the ply
stognomy of the Garnian Emperor
and ha has n bet UP that II the meas
uTements were known his would be
found to be AT least an inch longer.
a German friend has offered 10 write
TO tho gathorland Ia and out Inc true
length OF tho katser'a mustaciic.
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NIerchar,t aud Poet Fight.

s$ Andrew ackson a ndrews, poet and phlp-j
cher, was locked up I'm 5the First i'oilce,
drunk and dsorderly, MI Andrews IN had
engaged Ina fight with III u, Grove, a com
niihsionl merchant of Cary Street, by whom
nc had been bndly sworsted. Nit t,reyo sgav va
himself lp and was hal led. Y 3 Ss n sls s jiss
h From such tile g evidence as could he
Andrews entered Mr.. Graves place Of busl-
nshs and for s. llle lreaso q was ord Tered nut,
5.,IE4rpent ensued and this MAS FOLLOWED by
btc
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For Infnnts,E Home.

Mr. NJ ]. Morgan has presented to
the ladies of the Eleanor Elliott Home
for Infants two costly fur coats-one
for a lady and one fora gentleman
to be rallied off for the benefit Of the
homo. The value OF the coats is said
to be SlG0 each. The garments are
and the railing will be
commenced in few days.
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Plan Due to Economy.

7 =, D
When asked about the matter yes
terday Chief Shaw said that very
often the firemen were idle. and that
many of them preferred to do odd
work around the various department
headquarters.
! 'Idieness,%. he said, Ifs the devirs
playhouse. It happens that We have
we have bought material with Which
they have painted the buildings. It Is
not expensive and with the constant
be held down, we thought TINT good
results could be had at small cost
Chief Shaw said that not nfrequent-
ly building received a new coat of
made II a special aappropriation had to
he secured. 83s n tss " s.35ssE N
The whole thing was In the Inter.
est of public economy" he said and
when the sole aim was to. save
the taxpayers money. y
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PARADE Will Be
FEATURE OF DAY
Plans for Celebration Of Davis
Centennial Discussed by
Lee Camp.

AT a meeting of r. E. Lee Camp.
No. I. Confederate Veterans. neld last
night, the committee on the celebra-
ton of the centennial of the birthday
of President Jefferson Davis. on June
3. 1905, was organized, with Mr.. W. B.
Freeman as chairman and the Hon: y.
Taylor Stratton as secretary. The
Reys James T, Smith. ID. D., j. VIII
liam Jones. DID. and Landon K. Mason
rial services at the church, 1t was de-
,oidetl to have parade of the military
and of Confederate vettrans. and Cap
tain ]. Thompson Brown was elected
lclIieN marshall. Mr.. Edgar ID. Taylor
was placed in charge Of the carriages
and ceremonies at the Davis AIonu-
ment. and Captain D. a. Brown. Jr..
and Mr.. James N. Boyd were appointed
'eral Stephen p; Lee. commander.in-
chief of the United Confederate Vet
Grams will issue orders making the
celebration general throughout the
South.
The ladies of the Jefferson Davis
Monument Association will give a
birthday party in Lee Camp
Hall on the night of June 8. 1908, and
will invite some distinguished person
to make an address on the occasion.
Plenscd With Action OF Camp.
The following self-explanatory COM
from Gerald Smythe, ESQ.,,
of England, was read to the camp:
1O3 Clarendon Road.
go &c Putncy, IS. W.,
December =, 1907
Dear Sir,--I h;tve to ncknOyvle.
edge the receipt OF your very graft
flying communication OF the ::3rd,
November lnAt.
am proud of the honor which
has been con ferred upon Ine by
The II. -. Lee Camp, NO.31. Com
feiernts Veterans, u felcetinE me
cinti0n, and Is beg, you to convey
Ia the members my most sincere
and Ernt eful thanks therefor
Most truly yours,
G EisALD sAIYTHE.
B y. TAYLOR sTRAIsTON n. Esq"
Mr.. fS'mythe 4 is "a great friend OF the
Lost Cause, though he was too young
to fight fts; battles. During recent
visit to, England and to Mr.. Smytile's
home, Captain w. Gordon NIcCabe
found the Confederate battle nag on
his hos rs lawn! On the anniversaries
OF the deatl,4of General I4eesand Of the
surrender at APPROXIMATIONS, tho flag is
always lowered to half mast. Captain
AlcCabe was struck by the English,
man's devotion Ito a foreign cause.
and he recommended. on his return to
Virginia. the action taken by Lee Camp
and explained In the letter. S
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+ go 4.
* S stated yesterday. Mr.. Carlton
~ has been appointed by the d.
rectors of the Imperial. Tobacco
Company OF Great Britain and Ireland.
to succeed Mr.. Wexford G. Reed as
general manager of their leaf buying
department in the United States. Hav-
ing been with the company for the
last five years, and for the best par
of this time directly under the train
Ing of Mr.. Reed. the new general man
ager possesses qualifications for the
position that perhaps no other man
who might have been chosen could
have.
Mr.. Carlton Is a native of Halifax
county, and has spent practically all
his business life In the tobacco trade.
In 1889 he went to Danville as an
employee of the tobacco firm Of Penn
& Rison. with which he remained fol
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SUSPECTED OF MURDER

William Summcrvillc, Believed to De
Fugitive from Justice, Is Held.
William summerville. negro. ap-
peared in the Police Court Yesterday
morning charged with being a suspic-
ious character. He is believed to be a
fugitive from Justice from Monroe
murder.
Summervillc was arrested by Police-'
man Dugan Thursday afternoon while
he was at work in the planning mill OF
ward of 5000 is offered for his appre-l
hension II he be the man wanted.
The negro stoutly asserts his inno-
cencc The case was continued to De-
cember 18th.
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To Preside In AIbc,nnrle.

Governor Swanson has designated
Judge. Frank p. Christian to hold a
part of the December term Of Abe
marie Circuit Court for Judge John NJ.
White in cases In which Judge White
/ isitlisuualit1ed to sit
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Is modest and res
.far-reaching mus.
threatened to cut
! much more about
hardly be. for the
much OF hia wlis-
u Ills steed or n
'stbarn. Years OF
ye developed them
adornmcnt. and In
theynre expected
onlfort and conso.
the inustachesW
says SowelHkv.
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but tho serseant
firing. for all lils5
tachcs, and he has
them of II he hear,
ihem. But this will
sergeant thinkn nj
kars AN an Arab
mother OF her n,
careful training ha
into n dlstinSuishnd
hlR declining years
- ~ hig chiefest /
lation. Long live
cry his mon, and va
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Midnight Mission.

(. ~ rescue gospel meeting will he held In
the Midnight Mission, No. 143i East Frank
Iii. Street Tonight from $3.50 o'clock until
midnight, All are welcome
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The Grand Council held n business
session at the Jefferson yesterday aft
ternoon. and another will be held there
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
No Olas Aeespted.

Col. H. s. Chubb is In receipt Of
Information from the supervising
architect at Washington stating that
all bids for erecting the Gainesville
public building had been rejected. As
none Of them came within the appro-
peiatioo. The erection OF the build
Ing will therefore remain in allegiance
until the reassembling Of Congress.
when q strong effort will be made TO
secure an increased appropriation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
IT COSTS MONEY
TO MAKE The RACE
For Governor of Florida In a
Primary Election.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Ia a Low Estimate Of What u Cost
Governor Broward TO Make His
Canvass for the Nomination in
1904.

Punta Goria Herald
IL has been c-' mated Nth apparent
correctness tina, Governor l:roWaIA =
campaign expenses wer" at '"a-t So
900. He may not ha\. paid that
much out OF his own pocket. but the
cost OF his two campaigns - himself
and friends could not have been less
than the sum named.
The Circular Method.
There are about 10000 voters in
Florida and their political bias is not
shown by the registration list. The
candidate who wishes to reach bs
printed circulars all the Democratic
voters must mail his circulars TO Not.
ers OF all parties. and the postage
thereon will be- at least $500. The
printing will cost $3.50. Add another
$3.50 for envelopes. for folding and
addressing. Now do this three times.
as may be necessary in a campaign
lasting ten months, especially for
those running In a second primary.
Here Is a little item Of $1,000 and the
candidate has not yet travelled Ave
miles. paid a hotel bill or responded
70 the demand Of one OF a horde Of
. hundred or more grafters.
Transportation Expsnses.-
A thousand mile railway ticket will
take a man from here to Pensacola
and back. The candidate who will
be elected by virtue Of making thor.
ough campaign will need about eight
Of these thousand mile tickets; cost.
500. He will pay out about ive
times that much for hotel bills
for himself and friends, tipping wait.
ers and porters. and he will help build
. lot Of churches and provide for nu.
merous widows and orphans. as we'll
as impecunious. but deserving and
influential voters who need help and
In return for the same will carry each
and every county In the State.
The newspapers are left out OF
this list OF expenses, but some OF
them will surely expect as much as a
SO announcement card. and II all OF
them should get that much apiece. the
total would be $500.
Oh. II takes . brave man to run in
the primaries for Governor OF Florida;
and when We consider the courage
and sacrifices required. We think all
the candidates for that high ONCE
ought TO be elected.
And after o man has won out and
got the once. what is there In 1t for
him but worry and vanity and vexa
ton Of spirit and abuse from those
who ought to stand by him?
Here 10 one man who wouldn't run
for Governor. II he had a million dol.
lars and was sure OF election.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05

Asehss osyss - SCENE . Benedict.
=. ]. Doyle-Csoial. clever. enter
1nining Arthur Joseph Doyle-is TO
hoos0s . benedict. On Thursday
0ssalnG. August IS. he win be united
. ~ hoay bonds Of wedlock to Miss
Nay Norwood Of Perry. Ga. II Ar
th1 eases ths sane rays Of sunshine
ahout ~ home that b has been noted
~ n tAs hotel Hobbies wherever he
FsSlDtsFed during the many years he
~ bseo o. the road. the lot OF the
SssnFe Mrs. Doyle will indeed be a
AaDpy oos. Probably no travelling
0AA svse had moro friends than Ar
thn1 DuyIs has. and each and every
90 a them extend him hearty con.
SIatnlAtions IN advancs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
oon't 0runbis

When your Joints ache and you suf.
fer from rheumatism. Buy a bottle
Of Billiards. Snow Liniment and get
instant relief. A positive cure for
rheumatism, burns. cuts. contracted
muscles. sore chest, etc. Mr.. !. T.
Bogy. q prominent merchant at vii.
low Point. TeIas. says that he finds
Ballard's Snow Eminent the best all.
around Imminent he ever used. Sold
BY w. II. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
Children In Pain

Never cry ~ do children Who are
suffering from hunger. Such IL the
Cause Of all babies who cry and are
treated for sickness. when they really
are suffering from hunger. This II
caused from their food not being a.
similated but devoured by worms. A
lev doses Of Whites Cream Vermi.
fugo win cause them to cease crying
and bogin to thrive at ooce. Give II
q trial. Sold by w. ~. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
Beautiful Women.

Plump cheeks. flushed with the soft
glow Of health and q pure complexion
make all women beautiful. Take a
small dose OF Herbine after each
meal: 1t will prevent constipation and
help digest what you have eaten. Mrs
VIM. n. Stroud. Midlothian. Tex,
writes. May 81. 1901: We have used
Herbine in our family for eight years,
and found 1t the best medicine We
ever used for constipation. bilious
fever and malaria" Sold by W. N
johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
HAGUE NOTES.
N. n. Clarke Celebrates 6irthday
Cotton In Good Condition.

Hague, August 1.-l'usiness In the
Hague section is considered good for
the season.
Messrs. Gracy and Chase will soon
begin turning out lumber at their
mill. The track IL now being laid
for the tram.road, and several ten
ant houses have been erected.
The cotton crop Is looking very
promising In this section. Fodder
pulling Is now the order Of the day.
"A protracted meeting will begin at
Antioch on Saturday and will con
tiuue for . week or ten days. Every
body'is invited.
The union meeting will be held at
Antioch on September q. % and %
Dinner will Be served on the grounds
each day. Remember the dates, and
everybody come. and bring your
baskets.
Mr.. Brown has opened up . stock
Of dry goods and groceries in the
stucky building. We appreciate his
presence among %. and hope for him
10 liberal patronage.
Aaron Aclkinny. coaored. 70 erecting
10 baildins here b which he expects
20 conduct Q restaurant and Dish mar.
ket.
Miss Ethel Rogers OF jacksonville
ID visiting her sister. Mrs. J. H.
Stanley Of this place. She will spend
tie remainder OF the summer here,
which viii BE- pleasant news to her
numeroas friends.
H. H. Clarke celebrated his eigh'
tseath birthday July 31st. A stump
tuoas dinner vas served and all en-
to0od Tie occasion Immensely. There
Weee present Mr.. and Mrs. +. K
Boardman. J. w. Hardee and family
r. A. Waite and family and Rober,
and Jenninss Malphurs. Music was
furnished BY Master Fred Hardee and
n. w. Clarke. and the time passed
most pleasantly.
TIE H. =. Clarke estate, situated
In the west end Of the county. II
now estimated 70 Be worth between
5000 and $1,000 or more. II con
tains . heavy belt OF Ane cedar and
cypress and there II also consider
able pine timber on Il Experts have
recently discovered large deposits 81
phosphate and koalin On the property
which viii naturally make the same
moro valuable. H. e. Clarke
homesteaded the hand several yearf
ago. lived TO prove It up. and ther
died. leaving It to . widow and two
sons. The mother has retained the
property since the death OF her hus
hand. and says she will retain 1t un
I'll her sons become Of age. whcI
she win turn It over to them. The
oldest son 10 now eighteen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05

Take notice that ! will on the drst
Thursday of November. 1907. or a
soon thereafter ~ l may be heard
apply foe . pardon for Gus Aashby
who Was convicted at the Spring term
Of tho Circuit Court Of Alachua coun
ty. Fla. in 1905. OF murder. Anyone
desiring may then be heard on the
merits Of the application.
WILLIAM c. HODGES,
Attorney for Petitioner
July II. 1907.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
SENATOR EDMUND
WINSTON PETTUS
One Of Most Picturesque Figures
VIVA Ever Graced Senate.
ONE or THE FoRTvNiNERs
~ was the Grandson Of q Revolution
.~ Hsro--veteran Of Two W'rs.
vsoo Title OF Brisadier.ceneraI In
Ssrvasis Of Sixties.
ATLANTA Constitution.D

ATLANTA Constitution
The death Of the venerable Senator
n.ttus OF Alabama removes one OF
~ most picturesque figures who
~ sraced the Senate Of the United
nenAss I'm recent years.
~ srandsou Of q revolutionary
hsso; one Of the forty.niners who
ernvelsd On horseback across the
GENTRY when the gold fever In Cali
AuR,as Inspired every ambitious young
80 10 sssk his fortune in this new
- Dorado: . veteran OF two wars
- voa The title OF brisadier-gen'
uul n ~ struggle Of the sixties
nnnAew Psttus vas . strong. rugged
81 q Aoaest man.
e h vas q the old type OF states
neaship, The Kind who put honor
ansvs sny practical confederation
( - . vhoo TIE caA OF duty Is .
on0se sss.d.
! ~ sountry Win not soon forget
- Asvstioa 70 principle. bis faith
$3.50. ~ saseAfasaness and bis 10y
49,. - ~ colleagues On tho moor
- - un11s1 0tstss Senate will often
So - yuoDeA vt kindly old man
1 - = - sagA4y-sixth year. regular
- uoAo - slow asd lAbored way
nA - sooa vhseO that august
9unn4 svaO pussaiAg ~ deliberations.
- hsaG 90 issbss. there vas
- - suGDssGSsa Of The iron con-
$1,000 se - Diosssr h bis move
7 49, - - nin1 was alsst end
k - se0tsy yin recall with
'5a - ~ ss0es fron ths heart
- 1ans1L hsaullisl fsisndly tribate
5Oo1h ~ hels aaA hsarty Old man
~ - snsslhs 40 - 10 his d.
!; 800 saaoagns - ~ 1oor. Thosgh
- yQanu - ssaiss n point d
$50 op1nen9 1eha =. Morgan vas
Z J10n - jsaias q Senator Pct
e = ps0Be q ysaFA Ths patsr.al,
: - Dasoss11n6 care q ths os6ss
y % - lDa(lR ~ lpss robust col
go soaA - . manly
- 6 Glx1ssa vosh throw
1ll 3 y = IN saA sasAiy eAilA q six.
= Eonos q b1zly ysaw standing
a = ~ sans town b Al
A - o1nnoee - lsas. Il seems
>k 1rpnm1jsa g P1svS6saes thai
IS $780, g tAsss tvo Rand Cd
49, nVo - oftsa aFoase6 III
! aa9 sl1an11sa q ~ HIGHEST NV
~ ~ . ~ American unioo,
- - vo1ooa ~ osntiDsats q their
4 ~ - the1s 0eats. sAoaA within
E2 - voa1n g saeA 0eAee have been
IDbo i ~ 0ssk silsaes q sessn'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05

y 'Usses essssssa
. Vnoa ~. b. =. 0DitA Wsnt TO Net
80 -, ssvssal 1Ays 40 only those
- - - ~ eoa1osd had the 70
uGonsG ~ thAt - Intended to -
1tsn, IN . bsi1a. Bach vas ths
GneA hoWovss. 81 q Sunday. July
- - ~ DagTioA IN he Georgia
Nsun - l1l0 Phis Horne, one Of ths
1ne DsUalas s.A winsome young
1n0ass q ut Daaes. The happy coz
- assive1 u Gainesville Tuesday
- - mailing tAsar homo With Ars.
Husy q ~ 4 Osaaes street.
IL. 0m1eA = Ven and favorably
h0un = AlaeAua county. especially
. - - I'D. and his numerous
6lonlD w hl0 and his bride unal.
hVo1 happlness In their married
NJ.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Pretty Clothes for
The Little Tots

This weeks holiday outing will be
more enjoyable if you see the little
lneS we'll dressed. e. Here are some
extra good values in handsome gar
nentS:
Babies White Pique Refers
large collars Of solid emb'y inserting
or insets OF emb'y and medalliOns,
and emb'y ruffle-sizes 10 B yrs
regularly 81 To- .SS
Little ChiId-en's Pique and Lingerie
Coats OF Lawn and Dotted Swiss
daintily trtm'd capes with lace and
inserts or medallions and rUffies OF
emb'y-the lnEeriss have pink or
blue linings-sizes 70 yrs %
Handsome White Piqus Coats with
Hand Embroidered Collars: also
Dainty Lingerie Coats of Dotted
Swiss and Sheer Persian Lawn.
with silk Cnderlinings beautifully
trin'd with dainty laces and
fine erabroidertss in inset. rUffie
and applique Effects
sizes TO yrs.-worth SO OO- .--..6 g. .SS
Finer Lingerie Goats 10 SI5.9S.
Little Chlldren's Lingerie Hats
AIIover EmbrOiderieS and Sheer
Alulls-single and double rufffes OF
eTnb'y and duted SIulls. with lace
large Bows and Rosettes OF Satin
Ribbon-sizes TO 5 yrs.-reg- So 9S. I .SS
Finer 70 S5.9S.
Little Child-en's Bonnets OF
Point Esprit and Fine Lawn
French effects. with full box
pleated or shirred ruffiss--
pink and blue ribbon and lace
hnish-sizes TO 4 yrs--S2- 75- --...1 80
Finer BOnnets TO 81 9S.
Babies French Caps-Embroldered,
Tucked and Hemstitched Lawns
Embroidery and Lace Turn Backs
net and lace ruChes and ribbon bows
sizes 10 5 yTs.-reg- Sl-39- 80
Finer. in great assortment. 70 SS.9S.