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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
DROUTH IS BROKEN
RAIN FALLS AFTER LONG DRY
 SPELL.
Middle Alabama Had Not Suffered Like Other Portions of the State--City Dry
 and Dusty.


 roF the first time since Sept. l9, rain fell in Montgomery in an amount that was worth speaking of Wednes- day morning. but more Is promised [. The precipitation was scarcely more than a third of an inch, but 1t was enough to help a little, for 1t laid the dust and that counts.
 Although the clouds Thursday looked promising. the weather bureau held out little hope, for the thermometer took, slight tumble.
 The dry weather of the past three weeks has worked a hardship on peo- pie in the rural districts. and cattle have also suffered. The springs that didn't go dry got so muddy and im- pure they were hardly nt for use. and farmers had to haul water Tor home and stock use. in some cases. for many miles This condition will not be. relieved unless there Is more rain, for the shower Of Wednesday was too slight.
 Montgomery County and Middle Ala bama have not suffered from the drouth as much as some of the other portions of the State. In some parts of Alab anna, 1t has not rained for more than a month. The pastures were drying up, water was being haul ed for the stock and fall gardening had not started.
 In such sections the breaking of the long drought was an unmixed blessing. The farmers were blue and gloomy over the situation. Still 1t could have been much worse as the drouth affected but little the cotton crop. which was practically made. It prevented some of the cotton bolls from maturing, however.
 The planting of turnips and other fall crops is now in order. And the farmers are grateful that the early fall gardens. already planted. will now come up since the dry soil has been wet.
 In the city 1t had become so dry and dusty as to be uncomfortable, and those people effected by asthma or hay fever were suffering from 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
Work on Great College
 Only Matter of Days

building for posterity. because of which every prudent care should be exercised. Moved by the same spirit. the Commission both for the grounds and for the college buildings. has ss- lected the leading arti. es in their lines in the country. The preliminary work Ds Esy ss ssa fss : .ssa sHiss sa,r @ ss buss Saas. is now only a matter of days.
 Captain 4. c. Forbes. President of the Montgomery Commercial Club. re- ported to the Commission that Mont gouery's promised contribution Of 3se.060 was In hand. All of 1t, ex- cept s3.oeo was In cash and this re- mainder was in negotiable paper. the college. but the -4ethodists of the city gave the twenty-eight acre site which is now worth much more than a thousand dollars an acre. In addir tion to all of this, the heirs of the late John !. Flowers, who was q leading fayman of the Methodist Church n Alabama, contributed s50,0o0 Tor fhs college under certain conditions.
 Finances in Gsed Shape.
 Rev. J. M. Danneiiy. Financial Agent for the College, reported to the Com mission the work he had done h raising money for the college since the last meeting. While the details were not given out, it Is known that MT Danneilys report was very satisfaet- ory to members Df the Commission
 The meeting of the Commission was largely att -nded. Those present were Messrs. W. H. Thomas. J. M. Dannel- $, Rohertson. Arthur ". Smith, J. D.. Moore and Frank F. Culver.
 Throughout the whole meeting there was an atmosphere of qualification surrounding the members. It was felt that a great, deal had been accomplish ed and that a great undertaking was well under way.
 The next meeting of the Commission
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09

the unexpired time thereof bears to the whole time for which the license was originally granted"
 The suit may hang after all on the tby-law" of the foregoing section. Does c decision of the Supreme Court. de- claring unconstitutional the dlspensary of the town of Tallassee come within the restriction. "by-law?" The state insists that nothing short of an act of the Legislature comes within such re- strictlon and that the license taken out by the dispensary was ab initio invalid.
 Each of these points Is hotly con- tested by John. V. Smith and other counsel for the other side. The case. 1t Is expected. will be decidedtin few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
Building Commission Discussed Situation. FINAL AWARD POSTPONED
 TO GIVE ALL A CHANCE Contract Will Be Awarded on
 October 2. Main Building Will Probably Cost 100,00o-Frederick Law OImstead Addressed Commission On Pos-
 abilities of College Site.

To give all bidders a fair chance, the Building Commission, at meeting held Thursday afternoon at the Court Street Methodist Church, decided to htld up the award of the contract for the splendid main building gf the tdber 22. At that time the contract will be awarded and work will be conn nenced as soon afterward cs possible On the main building, which will be one of the handsomest college struct- ures in the South.
 This main building will occupy the crest of the hill on the colleges mag nicent site. three miles from Court Square on the Woodley Road and ad- jDining the suburbs of the city. The rlans for the new building were be- fore the Commissioners yesterday, although they had been previously passed upon and adopted. As the lo- tal associate architect of William Poin- texter. the famous Washington archi- Commission to draw up the plans for he college. B. B. Smith. was in charge 3f the plans for explanation to the contractors who desired to bid on the main building. The main building will be erected at cost of something like $10o.000.
 Bidders Not Ready, ' AI1O ACSA6AOA XH9bC4AAH ko RQ8bR0A@ the final award of the contract was made because five of the bidders were not quite ready with complete bids. Five other contractors were ready with completed bids but agreed to walt for the other bidders. SO the Commission decided to hold open the award to give all an equal show.
 Frederick Law olmstead, the famous landscape artist. who will be in charge of the work of preparing and laying off the college grounds, appeared be- fore the Commission. MT. Olmstead has been in the city several days and he had carefuIly gone over the twenty eight acres selected for the college site.
 In his address before the Commits sion Mr. Olmstead was enthusiastic over the possibilities of the college site. The grounds. he said, were sus- ceptibIe Of the highest Identification. The high and rolling hill on which they were located, he said. afforded a aplen- did opportunity for the art of the land scape gardener. he discussed inform ally some, of the plans he had in mind for the preparation of the grounds.
 The Preliminary Work.
 The Commission in its preliminary work has been moved by the feeling that in erecting the college 1t was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
Weak Women

suffer greatly from their They twitch, pull, ache and throb and keep things all wrought up.
 What is needed is gentle tonic Ike Cardui, to soothe the nerves into forgetfulness and repose.
 Of course the reason you need Cardui it that it is a womans medicine, that acts on wonanly sroub- les, hence helps womauly nerves.
 Oardui has been 60 wonderfully successful in relieving or curing other women's ailments that we are pretty safe in saying 1t will surely help you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
sErETTNG or ". c. T. U.

DeIegnteu to The Mobile conventien
 VIII Be EelcteA This AfteRnoOn.
 The women's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting at the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church this after noon promptly at o'clock, at which time delegates to the state convention to be held in Mobile at an early date will be elected. The officers ot the union, Mrs. J. B. Nell, president and Mrs. II. 4. Manning. recording secre- tary, are therefore urgent that every member of the union be present at the meeting that there may be a unanimous choice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
NEWS OF HAMILTON.
Artesian Weu of Four Hundred Feet Depth
 ls Completed.

Hamilton. Oct. s.-(speciaL)-The Arte- sian we'll ct this place has been completed. being four hundred feet deep. The flow Is very good.
 Mr. E. K Murphy. the contractor has had a long job as he had the misfortune to lose one string of tools when he about one hundred feet deep and then commenced a new well. The present we'll is six inches in diameter and 1t is cased nearly three hundred feet.
 The County Board of Education is in ses- sion today This Is tho time for executing 6 contracts and making the apportionment of the funds
 The work on the stone building for the bank here is not progressing now. The foreman at tho quarry had the bad luck to get burned by powder a few days ago.
 The pensioners have received their war rants for this quarter and they are feeling good over 1t as 1t seemed that they had the impression that 1t might be less this quar- ter than 1t was for the quarter beginning July 1. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
STILL THEY COME.

Spanish Mackerel, Fresh and Salt Water Trout Pompano, Snapper; Eggs. Chickens and Butter; Crabs and oys- ters daily. Celery (Kalamazoo). We offer special prices to the trade. ho- tels. restaurants and boarding houses. country merchants. Phone 256.
 We solicit your patronage. Prompt delivery. kind treatment to all.
 TATUM q ROBINSON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
A Mexican Deported.

San Francisco, Call. Oct. S-RObert Sause, the son of Conrobu sause. a wealthy manufacturer of Maseattin. Mexico, was yesterday deported by the United States immigration authorities on the ground that he had been con- victed of killing a man and had served a sentence for the crime in Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
A MnrveIoua NIiraee.

Honolulu, Oct. s.--A marvellous mil rage was witnessed here yesterday. an exact reproduction of the Pacifi, fleet appearing in the southern sky, The fleet is now approaching this port from Samoa, but It's distance from Honolulu Is not known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
When Nerves TWitch

Experience counts. Read the ex- A perience of Mrs. Alta Hanes of Grif- . hthville, Ark, She says: Before took Cardui for my female troubles, @@mW suffered death a thousand times. 1 A used to have nervous spells until some A1 times I didn't want to live another - SSS minute The first bottle helped me, and Y
 after taking ten bottles I am today W'NqTyT well woman" Try Cardui. ms ALTA HAHEa WAYnARHR Write kr "HoEs TSsah1n H1 vA4OSOA1 Ns@ eabng GnpaenS Ssnals bseAsss and e oVOA 4EAA E 7Ss @ Sss SG:S A4F:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09

Sam DuDree ct al st law About Purs
 chase Money For Lot.
 A bill was filed in the chancery division of the city court Thursday morning in which Sam pupree ct al seeks to recover the purchase money on property deeded to George Davis, brother-in-iaw of the complainanta.
 Tn the bill 1t is alleged that a lot in the Pollard tract was sold to Davis for 9200 and the deed made out ac- cordingly, that since the time of the transfer the purchase money has been requested of Davis many times, but that on each time an excuse was made. The property has been enjoyed by Davis, and Sam Dupree and his fellow complainants seek to have the matter adjusted by the chancellor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-09
PERSON AND P RsE.
SUIT IN cHANCERY.

Both ntted by HoIt'u Dye Works tn suits from twelve to nfty dOliara. n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
0eitteinnabteeA
&meiienfp[puisn

IN aaienpIasen Iafien ii6 ~ucrtreiben,
trloem man Die $aufen mlseinanSer.
tpirtt unb oaun tudtia nit itartem
Seifentpaiier burdtrGntt. aud bas
Besieben NIT itarfem SoI3naIier 1T
gut. Betroleum tobtet un6 oertreibt
Die Gmeiien iider. lit aber benz @ras.
tuu6s iddbIid. ameiien babeu einen
itnrten BiberpiIIen eesen Sampler.
geru9. Ron fann Sampler In aI.
tcbol loien, SdiebpuIber bamit tran.
ten o6er beiprensen unS in bic Sa,,.
fen, ben &aienplas oamit beItreuen
oser I'm bic ~eefGbr6eten gfIdnaen
itreuen. @enn Sbnen @aspaiier
aus elmer @asfabrit Sur gerfiiauna
ftebt, t0nnen sic bon Belt su !Seit Die
@artentuese 6amit b~eipreneen, es
tornmt oonad tein uutraut auf, ODER
aud @bIorfuIt IN 8aiier ISien unb
bamit beiprisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
Nlles umipnit.

Gin GciienSer, ser fir iein Spus
iebr sroBe grfolge e~rSicIt, aber infolas
ntoneeIn6er SduIbiIoune .ortbosro.
pbifd foIide 8riefe idreibt, miro mad
Der @iidfebr bon Der 3our bon ieinem
Chef empfansen: n2ieber Serr Drill
Ter, tpir6 iinb nit Sbren @rfoIgeu
auBerorbentIib o~ufrieoen. Iber iaser
sic NAL, baben gle benn ME n Gpm
nahum beiu1t2" - oGlleroiues, i'd
mar piermoI Bel benz 4erl. balm abet
uie setroffen.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
2artc SnlSiaun9.

SrGuIein 2iui, bel elmer @eielIidaft
an ibrem Gii6nadbar: Scum, Serr
@eferen6or, ME idmedt Sbnen Die
2eber2" = &eferenoar: ngerr tbeiI.
tpeis, @nG6iaite. 9as 9oIb, bon Dem
tie Itommt. fonnte cS oni6einenb eot
nidt erparten, bon Sbren BerIen5Gb.
men nerIpeiIt 5u nrrOen. - 6rGrlein
Sill: .@icio ocnn?" - Rcferen6ar:
.@eil Die 2cber nod 10 boiler Sch
men" lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
Sduk Der $uIsgefGfe i'm Seller sesei
Eeuhtiafeit.

lin Sdiier ober anbere @efGbe ge.
gen Die oltr1 Seudtisfeit beronIabte
S6immeIbiIouns 81 i6iisen, beItrei.
DIE man iie nit elmer SIiiiiigfeit, Sit'
fommeueciett aus 3 SbciIen Solo.
pbonium unb I SbeiI 2ein0Ifirnis
Sic beiben Sn9rebien5en limb bel
idpadcm 6euer iebr ooriidtig gu.
iommen8uidmcIsen. 8arm uno oui
polIitonoia trofene 6I6dcn auiectra.
gen, ilber5ieht lie ooS 0ol5 nit elmer
gldn5cIben, o%auerboften S6idt mo
gicbt ben @efGBcn ei1e gonj bctrGdt-
lid crb0bte 3oltcrhaitiotcit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
$etrplenm 1T bas bette 8einisnuss.
mittel fir RdhmaiGinen.

Ran beipriBt es mitteIs bes Se.
lers in olle gum SeIen ~beItimmten
Seffnungen unb iest bic RaIdine
bann einige Rinuten tiidtie In ge.
tuegung, 0amit es ii1 iiberoIIbin Der.
breitet. @s lit Damn aud n~otbpen6ig,
BITE S4rouben gu Ioien, ipel6e bic
eisentIide Raidine nit benz EiIdta.
item berbin6en. Sn Dem Iaume I'M.
terbalb befin6en fid oft sanSe gtbIase.
r1tngen bon Sloden, iorpie elm aGbcr
eriiner Sdleim, Der aus peroidtem
RaihinenOl beftebt uno Der ben Gang
Der Maidine bernnt. 9os BetroIeunt
loft i'm in ben feineren SBeilen bon
ielbft auf. Sat man notber allies
iiberiaiiiige BetroIeum NIT einem
tpeiden 2appden entferrt, 10 6It mar,
nit @aidtnen0I elm:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
GrfaltnHs Der Scrfcl pcrnriadt Stcr.
ben Der ECrtcl.

Die fleincn 6erfel, bcionoers ole
Der feineren Hoiic, limo icbr empitno.
lid ge9en a0lte, Niiie unb 3ug. Sic
pertragen nidts idlcd1ter ols oumpie
feudte Stollluft uno cincn naiicr
SubboOen. 9ann man lie bicgcQcr
nidt i6iitcn, 10 iin6 qrobe @erIltito
utpermeiolih. Die 6ertel befommcl
Suiten, 9urhfaIl ODER Hbeumotis.
mus uno geben ifIiebIid Elm. 9eion.
bers gefGbrIid lit in Oieier ge5iebuno
elm 3cmentfubbo0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
ultnnnrn."

SIN abtheil zines GiicrbobrlpoIcns
In lllt9arn beiin6en It'd bier @erren,
Die boI6,iu cine otgeregte ltitterbatt'
i.ng gcrotben. S6IieBlid itcllen lie
iid) chamber Dor, panmorD". iagt
Ger cine. 08emenp", iagt Der stuei-
tie. - naratpnup" iogt Der brittle
Der oierte idncigt, oltuO mie bel
BEN Sie?" fro9ten i'm Die anoereu.-
.4ub &obn...." aniluGrtete er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
Rmi1neriItiiheA.
sn elmer srufcn @delli6aft

eerietben 5pei Serren in Weinunes.
beri6ieoenbeiten. Ger cine purbe 10
ausfaIlenb, Dab iein @egner ou ibm
iogte: rMein Serr, ib tperbe Sbnea
elm Bud iiber Den gllten Con orif a4t
Gage Ieiben." - r8irb mir iebr aT'
eenebm iein", erpiOerte Der anoere,
lid fiirbte Bios, sic f6nnerl es ni9t
10 Iange e%ntbebren!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
@ans ncner gtanbpnnft.

Sbqrf6riter (3u ieiner Srou)
.gt1m tpeiB ids, Oab id fein 8aIier
trinfen 6arf - @arum oeun9"
- Ser 9oftor bat mid beut' inter.
Tudt un6 g'mciut, ib 6ob' cine etierne
3onTtihttion - ma, ul0 oa f0nnt' idl
leift rotten"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
WALL,
COAX WOOL SALOON j
,~seeenaber Der yldbts,

1ieOht Der ~cleganteite SoIoon In Ser
mann uno Iinoct man bort audi bic bclten
6cttonfe uno Gi9arren.
4c,onbero CUTE gSbietDs, aIeini9er
aecnt III 6ermonu iiir ben beriibmien mo
edten bourbon uno Vine WhlStp ben 8er.
mann 7iniain9 50, Bees ocrielbe ipic IN
! or DtIiilerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
WiifperitanSsn.

9ome gum neuengagierten Salls.
m669er): oSit eS notbig, oab man
sic mor9enS peft?" - Ndod m:
Sid tein, ooS lit uidt notbwcuoig.
rltr rpcnn GnG6ige Grou mid gcraOe
nal bralthen iollten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
0idlt odns basIeBe.

vTie 8ortrG0e 6es SumoriIten e.
foIIen ia 10 pibtg iein, Dob man ii4
oen @olth haItcn muB Dor 2ofen.'
: ,Go2 No i6 NOR ga itnb babe
olIcr0inQs and gcfumoen, oaB man
tbotiGdIih am beiten tblt, iid 81
briidcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
@ilbnna.

r2ennen sic i6on 6as .llrtbeil
Ses 9aris"2" miro elm BANTER se.
,roet, dig elm @emaloe oieies Homens
Iufieben erregt. purtbeiI bes Spa.
ris2" Dieberbolte er -. .Spobl Oh
i6's fenne ~. gu pieniel lit er bod
idneIl berurtbeilt norbert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
Wnsprrfanf.

Sons: yMomo Oh poIIteit bod
@dnIe ~foi,fen. geb' bod bier biueinl"
- 1omo: ngGber $ans, bier eibt es
ia mn aleiocr." = Sans: nNa, mo-.
rum idreibt ser Mnnn Oert brauBen
an: D@Gn8Iider ausberfaufl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
nnierc @inber.

Ser feline 5iegiris0 lit fronf &c.
meien, er 0d)5t fart, Ole Mtlitter fgagt:
,6rieocl, mas tbut Dir oern meb2"
@cbmiitbia 1~ntlportet Ser Feline
aerl: Ger gauge Stc8frieO tbut mir
Deb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14

'st.S lpi..Se 6lciih G2llhcrmQen AZ
G9unOen), meld)es oft bri IGl9iam +
lenben 8luloeu cutItebt, beitreit m
oor5 einfah nit Staub5ltdcr ODER Al;
nit pulocriiiertcm IIolm lporoui ~
riI6e S5leiih ihon nab e~iuiIeu GAG p
gors bon icibit 5crialIt. Iuh @orJ1
lit gut 0a5u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14

gcim GDfiilIcn ser @cine brirgs
ma oeu gSeiu m0QIidit rpcnig NIT
Suit in @%eriibrung, mc3baIb oas $40.
iiiIlcn nit ~belouOeren Ipporaten ODER
SdIduden 81 eriolgel piIegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
Nhnnn0sUun.

9fidtcr: .Sie baben Den aldger
eIeiG beim erIten 8ort 10 oerprii.
qeIt." an1cflogter; $50, neil I
idlon g'DuBt bab', mas er iag'n bat
moll'n."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
lin Tlicgcn non ocu &icrocn adv
An!ten,

perben foIgen0e Ntittel sum Ginra.
ben aui Der @oltt e~npfo0lcn: NIb,
9ungeu bon @aImlBbldttcru, Ntg
mltb uu6 Aloc, Ginreibu1gcn nit q,
fat iiberoII modienoen SdoiRayJ.
iollen aud gut lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14

A few doe-s uf this remedy I'LL In
yLrlabir onrs Al ordinary rtaeA "
FlArrhma
" can always be ~dep-b'SS up0n,
sven In the mora severe ss "
cramp collie and cholera morLhs.
II 10 equally successful for summer
diarrhoa and cholels infAntum In
children, and is the means Of saving
the lives Of many children each year
When reduced with water and
sweetened II IL pleasant 10 take.
Every man Of q family should kesD
this remedy In his home. Buy II nov
PRIcR. $50. LARGE SIZE. boe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-14
Die Jisren waoen oft 0u9
ae6Gar6Cta gd6md6t
~iins,iuaS. Ri.r.n raa9.n uurttu.s sIut.

Sribtr bat man nuaenon,met, bab nur llrins
unb SloIsnertranhingen bon ben Rierrn herpor |
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-12
THE HATS AT
SIS. 90 : $3.50
$1,000 and $3.50

OUR corps Of Millinery helpers are working
~ now long into the evening SC. you can
have your hat for Easter show. Such Mil
linery season has never been known before.
Because, we deserve it, we know. Buyers
artists style-gleaners---all---haye worked hand
INLAND to make this an extraordinary millinery
store. The hats from
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-12
$3.50 and $500 Waists at $500
$50 and 500 Waists at 800
$50 and $50 Waists at AIS
$50 and $50 Waists at 500
Dress Goods
and Silks
Underpriced for Easter
Week

. .:.ss. s sss vs s'':' i French
45-inch ALBANIAN Black Wolfe, strict or
ly our $150 grade at .............. l.kJ
52inch Sicilian MohaT, pretty M
black $1.35 grade at ............... lsVV
44-inch Cream English Serge...... l.UU
45-inch Colored voiles and Taffeta
cloths, all the leading spring shades or
s1.O0 qualities at ....s............ OJC
.D ssss se, ss'. a. ''"sss ss. ''.''. CSC
Our celebrated sBlae Edge" ss-inch
Black guaraatsed Ta'ste sjlk, spec I m
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-12
$3.50 to $3.50

are now being specialized. These are copies
from New York models, worth three and four
times as much, Time is hurrying now and each
earlier day before Easter will take you that far
from the Easter rush.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-12
HOSIERY
burlington Dye''

Plain Gauzle- Lisle Hose, Black or
ian, special Observation-Disclosures.
Garter top plain or lace boot de- ,
signs Gauze Isle, black or tan at 35c
pairs for :. :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fine silk finish Gauze slisle hose in
Black or Tan in pretty open work
designs or plain .................
Plain Black sink Hose, our $1.25
grade, special ..................,.
Misses Gauze Isle lace hose, new
designs Tan or Black .........,....s
Infants Socks in plain colors sor
plaids, splendid values. sizes 4 70
at Csc and ......,....-.... 80 -
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-12
PRETTY
WAISTS ARE
EA sly TO BUY

because these prices are about ONE-TFllRD less
than you usually pay. During Easter week to make
brisk buying in our waist section offer entire spring
line of dainty net and all over lace and silk waists at
splendid saving to you. First Easter week will
get choice Of these beautiful waists.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-12
CORSETS
For Spring that are
Stylish and SerUiceable
From $l.OO to $500

Y showing of stylish corsets-a
really interesting item to those who
are particular about their figures.
Corset building, nowadays is per-
ect science. 1t isn't enough to make
corset that fits your waist-there
other important and vital points
to- \e<Gonsidered. Important" be-
eau be right kind" of corset-the
only you'll find in this store
add natural grace of the
weary improves the charm of her
Americl \foremost corset build
era furnish stock