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New Jersey Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL RUDOLF

a1tA4ENAA~-A-N EGEsgEE<AN.
Renovated and Refurnished Throughout.
Directly on the Beach, with unobstructed
view Of the ocean and boardwalk. 200 Ocean
View Rooms en- suite. with loo private sea
water baths. Home for Washlngtouians in
Atlantic CITY Special rates for May and
June For further Information write TO Ru-
Golf or phone 70 HarveyH Restaurant, 81
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n R-FoIlOWing schedule figures D55h1f-t 4,
only as information and are not Ruararfsa5
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile. New or
leans. Asheville, Chattanooga. Memphis. S.i5
a m and 11.00 p. m daily,
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chatta,oo,
Memphis New Orleans 1913 D. m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Alike,
Savannah Jacksonville. and Florida noi,,--
4,l0 y. daily.
L s. BROWN. General Agent.
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SEkBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office, I4zI Fenna. Ave.

EOTICE-Following schedule not guarantees
eos a. IN. daily-Seaboard Mail Tbrourb
coaches and Pullman sleepers 20 SavannsL
and Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washing
ton 10 Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atlanta Mn
ing ears
$40 D. m daiIy-Seaboard Express. Coaches
and pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville
Tampa. Atlanta birmingham. Memphis
r. Il. sTANsELL. District Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
AGO p. NC. & o. Limited. Daily. Eas,
yestibule train, Pullman sieepers to -
ington, Louisville, cincinnati, Indianapolis.
Chicago and ST. Louis. Connectio,, -
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman car s7,1tr-
VILE to Memphis and New Orleans. DinlDg
Cars a Ia carte service.
solid yesti0uIe train. Pullman sleepsrs -
Cincinnati, Lexington, and I.oufsvfrIs
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cars. A la
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
TO Chicago and St. Louis. and Louisville -
Memphis, Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets al Chesa DssI Ia. s,,5
Ohio Offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania ave sac I4t6
St near r; and New Union Station TsIa
phone, Main 1880 for Washington Terminal
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HpUCUp 20 -. ID
FOR RENT STORES.

FOR RENT-108 Florida ave. NV. splsndidly
located for any kind Of business; extension Of
Capital Traction line VIII pass directly IN
front Of this store.
VILLAGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 60s-605 18th.
isl-3y
STORE FOR RENT: grand location. 1884
9Th st. NV, near corner 9Th and O; transfer
corner. nice place FOR lunch room or furnish
ing store. nly5l-3t
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Chesapeake Beach
BALTIMORE AND URIo R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

LA y II NEW C-NADN 6EALIDN.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour .,
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL Esd ST, NEW YOPK
eco a. m--DIner. Pullman parlor
- a. m.-Buffet. Parlor. Five-hour Tral,
ss9 100 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parior 60
fII.OO a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parior -
y 100 2. m.-DineT and Pullman ParIor o.
$500 D. m.-"Royal Limited" All PuIlma1s
FiVe-hCur.
tf-o0D m.-Coaches to Phi4deIpbfa
=. go D m.-Diner and Pullman Parior
sg-tc D. m,-Coachs5 20 philadelphia
$3.50 D. ul.-SlSepefs-
- - a. Ul---Slee pG4s-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:0o. '9:oo tina a. N.
i4''' TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
Week days 700 a m. TO D. mn
- - 1000 1850 zoe ~7s2o $500 3 ,a0 % n,
+e-s0 yI8.eQ, 100 a. IN, s1g.0G noon 4rs.1e'
y al ssl.l5, T2:00, %3;o0, 1920 ss3.sG 40
Il al $1,000 1923, ~ll.85, aI20O D. IA W.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, '1:22, $50 p. m-
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. md IOrrTs
WILLIE e9 10 a. m, =. o. p M, al2.s6 T,i-1-,
PITTsBURG. 1910 4 m. '1;22 $40 D. m
-1-.I.FVEI.AND. $40 p. M
COLUMBUS. $50 .. m
WHEELING. s9:10 a. m, $50 p. N.
. WINCHESTER, $40 a m T4,O5 IS 100 n p,
FREDERICK, 1870. 1910, @'9.l0 am. al .s0
Il 90. I5;45 p. m
HAGERSTONN, 1910 a. m, T5;o0 2. m
sDaiIy Except sunday ~sSuudav ODrv
TELEPHONES at all OF the foiloVri5r
Ticket Ofices: 1917 @ St. Tel Main 1891. ga
Pennsylvania ave, Main as New Union
Ets-ion Ticket Office. Main 1850. Infor-
nation Bureau, Main IaSe- nol7-tf
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NORTHEAST 81 EsTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
Stafford & Norway, the only real estate
nrTn in Northeast. They devote their entire
time to Northeast property. Whit have you
TO rent or SELF We handle real estate. loans
insurance. collect your rents. insure your
property. Seventh and II sts ne. mh26-90t
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ZOE sALR-REAL EsTATE.

FOR SALE-On easy monthly paym suts,
beautiful villa lots in tho Fairfax Land Com
pany's subdivision and other choice locations
along line Of Great Falls sud Old Domin-
ion r. r Money furnisl51 for building
CLIFTON LAUGHLJN CO,
Phone Al. zzs6, rs 1Gth St
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Names Are Sent.
DANCING.

DANCING ACADEMY. 21S Eye St NV
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb, teachers. prf-
vate and class lessons; social dance Thurs
davs- Phone NJ. 5S4II. mh55-90t
MISS COULTER
DANCING assemblies; shirt waist; Tues
Thurs, sat. ewes. private lessons. SOC: phone
NJ 1l39 201 Eye st. NV my25-tf
THE WYNDHAM. 4s1 18th nw.-Iessons, SOC;
4 lessons, 81 so; class, 1880 every Tues. Thurs.
sat Guarantee 10 teach you. Prof. Wyndham.
mhl-tf
THE D. VISIONS teach YOU TO waltz correct
" ia a -ew lessons; private or class Lessons
anv hour with music. Academy 719 6th st
nv Experienced teachers OF recognized abil-
itv Mr. and Mrs. EdW- T Dawson
ap2O-s0t
MADAME MCCARTNEY. teacher Of dancIng.
Won can dance Do you know lit Private
lessons only Waiting. tWo-stsp, and lat
est dances Lessons Sec 15Oy II st NV.
Phone Main 7115- mhl0-S9t
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FLOOR OIL.

HOW TO KEEP THE HOUSE coolies
Hunter Dust Killing Floor OII-It keeps the
floors cool and bright and adds wonderfully 10
the appearance of the home Only soc a gal
lon delivered. Call up Main 545S. or drop
postal to rs Pa ave. NV. ie1-tf
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Testing Ammunition.

Brigadier General Hall. L. S A.
Brigadier General Drain. president Of
the National Rifle Association, and
Brigadier General Riggs. of the Mary
land National Guard, are conducting an
ammunition test on the range today.
This test is for the purpose of select
ing the ammunition best suited for the
use of the American team 10 compete
in the rifle and pistol shooting match at
the Olympic games at BIsley, England
Al makes of ammunition Will be en-
tered in the test, and the best viii be
picked by careful selection and eiImina-
JiOn. Representatives of the various big
powder concerns and cartridge COM
0anles were on hand, each with his own
brand. Cartridges VIII be shot from ma
chine rest at various distances. and the
results computed.
A complication has arisen that sert-
ously threatens the representation OF
America In the rife matches at Bisley.
General Drain, president of the National
Rife Association. received a cable from
London yesterday TO the effect that the
names Of the American team would
have to be in London not later than to-
dav. No team has been selected. be
cause no competitions have been held
10 pick a team.
Names Are Sent.
The committee having charge. hoping
TO hold the matter open, Cabled last
night the names of every eligible who
has expressed the intention of compel
ing for a place on the team. In this list
were Smith. United States Navy: Win
ans. Maryland; Drain, Washington
TIolcOulb Greene, Evans. and DeLaCh,
Marine Corps, and Bowie. Maryland.
These men with a score or more of
others are to be- tried out at Camp
Perry, beginning June 10. The AmeTi-
can team will be selected from those
nd 81 741
Will sail June 20 for Southampton on the
steamer St. Louis Capt Frank Z.
Evans, Z. s NJ c., retired has been
selected as adtutaHt of the team.
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THE LEEDS COMPANY
GALEN HALL

HOTEL AID SANITORIUM.
ALTA vito CITY.
One OF the newest stone. bT.ck, ana steel
buildings with every comfort. always open:
always ready. always busy.
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING

TO SUB-LET; rent very reasonable. a COM
pietely furnished and very cool apartment OF
six rooms and reception hall, balcony over
looking park, from June 10 10 September Is.
Apply APARTMENT 5S, Imperial 1863 Co
lUmbia road. je2-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-For the summer. unfurnished
four-room dati extra large rooras; large side
porch Inquire OF Mrs, SMITH The Eutaw,
l354 Monroe ST NV. 1e2-3t
REDUCED TO $3.50.
Charming h4s IN Georgetown OF rooms and
BATH cellar; furnace heat. perfect repair.
COLLINs-GUERRY Co, 62l 18th st. NV
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.

DESIRABLE dye-room triek IN northwest
section. near 14th st. car line; good condition;
rent $3.50. CHAS- s. MUIR & co Je2-H
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, Tor rent. I4oi L
st. NV, ten rooms and bath; $50 per ID Jnth;
vacant June Ist. Apply at Fans ESl- -Ila
1924 New York ave. nyzI-L
AN UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. 1T4s + st. AZ.
Nine rooms and bath. S3s-55 peT month. ~
EVANS ESTATE 1924 New York ave myl-u
FOR RENT-Houses, apartments. and of1lees
in all parts OF the city. For detailed hst
send or call a. office.
THOS. }. FISHER & co. Qnc.)s
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
BROKERS.
7ss 18th ST. ". ". 3s2s-u
FOR RENT-7ouse, s1s 18th st. So. rooms;
bath and range: large porch in front: A4-5o.
Apply CHAS. Z. TRIBBY. Thompson Bldg.
703 18th st. NV. mhlS-n
IS your house VAcAz-7~
We have 100 more applicants than We can
accommodate. SEND Us YOUR KEYS and
sec how quickly We viii secure a good ten
ant We collect rents when they due
and REMIT the same day
RoSE-DALE PARK co. (Ino.1
Geo. u. Jess. President
Phone n. 6562. 7o7 @ Sc n. ".
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SUMMERS VICTOR
IN RIFLE MATCH
Captain of Militia Wins Sen
atorial Trophy by
High Score.

Capt. Alexander Summers, of Com
pany / Second Regiment, won the
Senatorial trophy match in the District
National Guard shoot, completed yester-
day on the Congress Heights rife range.
Captain Summers is the proud pOssessor
or gold medal designating him as the
champion riheman of the District Of
Columbia for 1905. He viii also hold the
silver cup, for one year, donated by the
United States TO the winner of this
match, and in addition a s. cash prize.
First Lieut.. ". Milton FaITOw. in
spector of rifle practice. OF the
fouIth Battalion Won the second
prize, s. IN cash. The next i've
men received s. each. They are Sergeant
Thomas Blown, First Lieut.. Thomas +.
McNally, Capt William ". COOksOn,
First Lieut. Henry II. Leizear, and Ser
geant Richard Powers.
Weather conditions yesterd-y were
IDEAL, except for the wind, which swept
across the range in the morning. 1t
was cool and the sun shOne from a clear
Eky. Toward afternoon the wind abated-
Select a Team.
Yesterdays hring was done at nm
known distances, on what are called
skirmish runs, each man firing several
quick shots
The match was under exactly the
same conditions as wall pertain at the
national matches TO be shot at Camp
Perry Ohio, in the fall and one Of the
prime objects ia the last two days
shooting was to select a brigade rifle
team 10 represent the National Guard
IN all brigade matches during the com
ing year.
Those nominated by Captain Robbins
Tor a place on the brigade team are
the seven prize winners, and Sergeant
o. NJ. Schriver. Capt. Samuel W. For
sythe, Sergeant j. H Windsor. First
Lieut.. Ralph Alderman. Second Lieut..
Louis A. Clausel Corporal r. II.
ClOuser. First Lieutenant Frank ID.
Lakeland, Corporal II. @. Stambaugh.
First Lieut.. Harry y. Burton, Quarter
masters Sergeant J. H Cole. Second
Lieut. Malvin +. Johns, First Lieut.
Frank w. Holt. First Lieut. Charles NJ.
Putnam. and First Lieut.. r. II. Held
enreich. OF this number seventeen viii
be selected besides Captain Robbins. J.
W. Pl+tisOn was not eligible for the
team because OF his short service-less
than one year.
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MEDICAL

DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST.
rs 18th St; 81 years practice curing nervous
chronic and special diseases: stomach liver
kidney. bladder, structure, discharges ski7
blood and private ailments cured quickly.
Consultation free. rnv2O-tf
W T. Baldus. II. D. Phi D. German Special
ist on Diseases Of the Brain Nervous system
Heart. kidneys, stomach. and other Diseases
Doctor services and medicine 50. Tel II
Isle. Hours, 10 to I, 10 2. SO. cor. 9Th S 3 NV
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

FOR SALE-9Ig Maryland ave ne nine
rooms. steam heat. bath FIRST moor. hard
wood finish. cellar under entire house all
modern improvements lot is by lis 70 alley.
A beautiful home at 50, $50, Apply TO owner.
sl5 Maryland ave. ne. my i2-tu. tn. sU-39:
TWO-STORY bay-window b.sck house;
rooms, bath, furnace neat; all modern I'm
provemsnLs. hardwood finish; paved alley,
fron- and back yard; double back porch
OWNER, a0I y st. NV. myl4-th. Su tu-3Jt
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OCEAN CITY.

MAILED FREE-BODK
ABOUT OCEAN CITY. n
MOST INVITING RESORT on ATLANTIC
COAST
Write FOR A copy. T. answers every auss-
tion about Ocean City. n. J.. whether YOU
want 10 rent a cottage or bungalow or st9n
81 one OF the % big hotels or with one Of the
j. private families who take boarders.
BOARD OF TRADE. OCEAN CITY, ". j.
or Bureau % Information. COZ Bailey Bldg,
FAiia- myth. 5a. tu-z5J
HOTEL aLAYBEERX
Near beach and attractions, fine view, table
ana beds the best, rooms with bath SpscfaI
season rates. Day. g and s250s Booklet
s. II. MAEBERET. nly3s-tl1. IN sa-get
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ILLUMINATING ENGINEER.

ELECTRIC FANS. IS up; detective Joints
grounded on gas pipes, ETC.. causes YOU,
meter 10 record fast; rectf1ed at small cost
FRED r. MCINTYRE, 635 + st. NV
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PRIVATE YACHTING parties. II Il. auxiI-
larry Somerset; speed under power knots.
deck accommodations. 20; terms r5aSona be
r. J. MINOI, 1871 Ames place ne.
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DESIRABLE fiye-room trick in northwest
section near 14th St car line; good condition;
rent. 1880 CHAS s. MUIR & co. je2-H
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TURKISH and Russian bath: only Turkish
bath for ladies in the city: hours 9 10 s,
gentlemen's department never closed. 1929 6
81. NV. Phone n. 59ss my4-3Ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
HOSIERY

Some day you will come in and buy Steele Smith Stockings-then you will wish you had before.
 Striving constantly to have for you the best possible merchandise at the given price, we feel that we have succeeded so well this fall in this that we can say-Birmingham's most complete hosiery store Is here-COME!
 Ladies' Silk Hose of an extra good quality pure silk-with double sole, heel and toe. They are in black, white and all colors .. $1.15
 We have a full line of Children's School Hose in fast black. Very strong quality in one and one rib and corduroy rib at ...... .loc and 25c
 Especial attention is given to the numbers offered at 35c-3 for S1.00, as we feel it to be a most reasonable for a really satisfactory stocking. Most every sort you can care for; white split foot-others all black-in light, medium, and heavy weight Ask to see these when you are next in. Best possible value at 35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Blankets and Underwear

1O4 North Carolina Wool Blankets in plain with black blue and pink borders and edges silk binding Heavy close
 lambs down finish Our regular $500 Seller Monday pairs Extra heavy Cotton Blankets plain whites and with Warranted clean and sanitary Our best $1.25 values, Monday, pair at .9oc of Maish lamnaed Cottondown Comforts; uckedin a beautiful range of patterns. This Comfort equal and just light any $7 50 to $oO0 trial will convince you of their real value In Blanket Department at, each .$35O Monday too for you to to lay in supply Colder around the will be here. We offer for this weeks selling five spendidly bought lots at Special Prices. Read
 ribbed Vests and Pants Made of extra grade Silk croched neck and front tape trimmed at neck well made and perfect fitting garment. Full Soc values e..... 39c Ladies' Union Suits Medium weight cut full and Crochet trimming at neck and down front Pearl buttons good regular 50 garment Monday and this week Warm Fleecene Undershrts in light An extra garment youngsters that will protect them codes
 winter Soft white feecng the inside Will not scratch good 25c value Monday and next week. .19c Ladies' Ribbed Underves of medium weight Light cream Tn color and especially well finished High neck and long sleeves
 splendid regular Quarter garmentMonday and all next week at ....... ....... ...... .... ..... .21c Ladies' White Silk Finished Merino Vests and Pants Neck and front silk crochet finish and silk taped One of the most satis undergaments from entire winter stock Regular
 price $1 25. This week speica ...............S Sl!oO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Specials in Wash Goods Section

45 and 54-inch Hemstitched Lunch Cloths of pure Irish Linen in dainty. neat patterns. Full assortment of $l.75 to $2.50 values at. each .Sl.3S
 22-inch Real German Linen Table Napkins-Silver bleached and hemmed ready for use. Regular $2.50 value, at dozen .. = .$1.O5
 Large, full size Crochet White Bed Spreads of an extra heavy, firm weave fringed and cut corners in the Marseilles patterns. Our regular $2.50 number-Monday at .......... .$1.S5
 Epingline Suitings In all the new plain colors, for Waists and Fall Suits, with beautiful Taffeta fnish 35c value N.. <Oc
 Motor and Newport Suitings-the new brown and blues in plain colors. A 36-inch Linen finished Cloth for Ladies' and Children's Suits at ..15c
 One hundred pieces of beautiful new Dress Percales and Ginghams. Fast colors and regular 12hc values. .10c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Steele-Smith Gloves

It is indeed a superb collection-look at it as you will. The gloves are right in every way-quality, fit finish material, workmanship, all of the very highest order. We guarantee per feet fit-and as to prices, they are quite in line for dependable, desirable gloves.
 The Steele-Smith Store import Kid Gloves direct from Europe in bond to Birmingham and the tremendous ad- vantage thus given this store in value giving is in turn offered to cus- toners.
 Ladies' 16-Bbutton Kid Gloves in black and all the new shades of tan. Regular $3.50 value for ....... :. .$2.25
 Ladies' S-Button Glace Kid Gloves in black and all the new shades of tan. Regular $2.50 value for. :. |. .$1.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Beautiful and Exclusive Trimmings

exposition of the distinctive and exclusive Fla Winter Trimmings A lavish display of the richest and productions European domestic makers Persian Appques pompadour eectsrrdescent designs in Net adapted for evening Combinations of beautiful Baby Persian Silk designs In fact most tempting arrayrangng from the less expensive kinds the extremely rich sorts from $1 .00 to $500 yard.
 heavily embroidered in Silk and Souach braid effects Conventional designs The newest thing being trimming net waists in black navy blue sky unique Persian combinations The solid color being exactly matched to the plain and tucked nets which shown bewilderng display of shades Bands to inches wide Prices .$150 and $20O Braided Flet oundaonsSod colorings pretty combinations including the raspberry tints taupe Copenhagen gooseneck green and empire 34 o2 wide Smart effective trimmings and especially adapted for street suits and tailored gowns, yard 25c to S200 Frnges black white and color The much trimming the rectoire Sashes and Tie ends
 Tasses, each. :. s10c to BOG
 Frnges yard. :. 50c to S200
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Mighty Good Values in Skirts

An unusual offering from our ready to-wear department for State Fair Week is this-and you'll find the gar ments just such, as you'd want them made yourself--all full cut and splen- didly tailored; in fact, made expressly for the Steele-Smith Store by one of the foremost makers in New York
 They are made of an excellent grade of Chiffon Panama, and three styles from which to choose; two trimmed with 3-inch Satin folds and Satin but tons and the other, a very pretty Sheath effect You will find them
 just as we state--a mighty good $12.5O value Buy them this week at sS.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Gown Fabrics and Silks


 ticay everything this most fashionable from looms in the world Magnificent productions from France ingenious effects and color hamones found only fab of the Vateand and conceptions for which American makers fast gaining So beautiful designs quse coorngs exclusive combinations that description obviously impossible Our stocks and your command Will you them?
 Palette de SoeSainaced Silk shade mulberry taupe Wisteria, greens peacock and Gendarme yard .$O0 Franc-A 3inch soft usous Silk for the draped Sheath popuarsod colorings in most all the wanted shades ward d............... ................. .S225 Combination Mesane and Surah Stripe secoored effects One of the most exquisite designed for this falls cloth satisfy the most dscrmnating-a color descrp ton would be mpossbe21 inches wide. ... .$125 Herrngbone Messane with Jacquard figures self coorngs
 rich browns, exquisite blues rich tones green raspberry and unique tnts in taupe most atrac tive Sk-20 inches wide at =. Sl15 Pencil Stripe MessaneS coored and in wanted shade
 Silk of splendid texture for Direcore and Sheath
 with the body and rich appearance found only the product of foreign loom You'll like this number $35 36nch pure Silk Satin Majestic of good weight still soft
 desirable cloth the hour for separate Coats and Skirts Will not slip and tailors beautifully Full yard 36nc Italian Taea pure dye Silk recommend to the women of Birmingham the most satisfactory Tafea that money buy. Every yard will please you - $155
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Beautiful Dress Goods

It universally admitted that the Belgian Chiffon Broadcoths the finest most thoroughly satisfactory Broadohs that have been produced Attempts to coh chiffon weight resulted making material weak would rot properly The Belgian makers have succeeded where others have failed The Cloths genuine Chiffon weight and almost strong Kersey The surface has rich beau u usous finish that permanent Rain will not spot and it will look handsome Gown the It IS finish and spot proof by the makers and by ourselves The greens weras aupe, peacock raspberry and in fact all the wanted shades and black g inches wide. SSl5U to SZ0O 46nch Chevron SpeSelf and foreign cloth Strictly all and will give splendid service. 85c 54 inches wide Vale Suings in all coors-a wool 4snch Bayadere creations fancy woons for tailored Gowns Very soft and lustrousln all coors We Have Arranged Three Lots for This Week -
 Selling of WoOlen Dress Silks TABLE Mo- l.
 36-nch Pure Wool Storm Serge-back and coors 38-nch Pure Wool Panama
 36-nch Fancy Suitings-al coors >54-nch Black Chiffon Panama. 54-nch Sician-black navy and brown
 at 50c yard TABLE Mo- 2:
 54-nch Chevron Serge, pure wool-in all coors Fancy Chevrons, wOol-eVery wanted shade 54-nch Pure Wool Chiffon Panama-back only 46fnch extra good Storm Serge-black only Fancy Sutings pure woolnavy, brown and green
 at 75c yard TABLE No B.
 46nch Herringbone suitngs in brown, and garnet 5Onch Fancy Sutings in taupe, brown, green and vine 48-inch Sanfaced Prunelas- and black 54nch Chiffon Panama in wines browns and black Sponged and Shrunk Broadcoth-black and coors
 at $10O aYard