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The bee., 1908-07-02
Manhattan Shirts.
A Sensational Selling of Shoes.

There will be complete, decisive and sweep
ing Clearance in our Shoe Department. Our
fine stock of low and high shoes is bereft of
profits-and frequent inroads have been made
into costs as well. Prudent folks will buy
more than one pair at these radical reductions.
We have gathered all the remnants and find
that there are about 200 pairs of Mems,
Women s and Childrens' OxfOrds taken from
our different well known lines and we are go
ing to put them out at HALF PRICE
$500 Slippers for. ................... $l.6O
$l.00 Slippers for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Doc
Your size is among them.
On every low shoe in the house we make the
following reductions;
$500 low shoes for Observation-Disclosures. S475
$500 low shoes for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
$500 low shoes for .................. $500
$3.50 low shoes for. ....,.....,..... $2.7b
$500 low shoes for. ...................$2 40
$500 low shoes for. Observation-Disclosures SLIGO
$3.50 low shoes for. .....,.............$1 $3.50
The bee., 1908-07-02
SHEETINGS.
HOPE DOMESTIC


Surprising is but mildly expressive of the
Clearance prices attached to our superb stock
of colored wash fabrics. Startling -astonsh-
ng-amazng is more like it-as youll learn
when you supply your needs
LIE good batiste Observation-Disclosures. &c
Zoe fine sheer batiste. DC
IL lie organizes and lawns. ..7 lie
15c novelty batiste-bordered m 10 1-2c
25c sheer Swsses 15c
soc finest silk tissues and Swsses. $500. .25c
Almost all of these wash fabrics are the new
est ideas that have been designed for midsum-
mez business. It will be by far the wash goods
event of the season.
The bee., 1908-07-02
Silk Petticoats Sacrificed

The silk market took tumble when the cot
ton market was doing daily stunts on the to-
boggan, and during this sale we will give some
truly wonderful values in silk petticoats.
The bee., 1908-07-02
We Advise Early Shopping. Remember
ms July 3rd, Ending July 18th.
Ks and Bags.

shipment of trunks and bags
re fully prepared to meet the
travellers. The prices are
ntially.
The bee., 1908-07-02
Household Linens.

The savings you can accomplish in the neces-
sary household wants will more than repay yOv
for attending this Clearance Sale
The bee., 1908-07-02
HOSIERY.

Special IN ladies silk hose, all colors, white,
black light blue, pink, lavender, nile, TAM red !;
81 20 value for per pair CSC
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
STOIE Rig sums
TO GAMBLE WITH

PORTLAND, Ore, May 9.-Led on
NV his love for gambling. W. h.
Donglas, confidential employe AMI
cashieer of the local branch or the
Thiel Detective Agency, iuggled his
accounts for period of two years,
embezzling $449S before he shortage
was discovered. Douglas was ar
rested today on a warrant sworn 10
NV n l.. Clouse, local manager OF
the Thiel service, and admitted ms
guilt.
] Douglas had charge of the accounts
of the Portland branch and carried on
his operations by keeping separate
sets of books. In one he accounted
for all receipts. but kept secret isl
which corresponded with the amonh'4
forwarded the head Office in Chicaso'
In order 10 cover up his thefts 1t was
necessary for him to intercept all re-
tors received from the Chicago OF
fee. on April 2Sth he failed TO Sc
eure one Of these letters, when re-
into the hands OF Manager Clouse
making clear To him the true situa
t,on Douglas gambling habits were
unknown and he was regarded as
young man OF unquestionable 'n'ts
rity.
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Presbyterian Church.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. !.
Young Peoples meeting at 700 p.
M; Wednesday evening meeting az
1880; preaching on Sunday at II a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Subject OF the
morning sermon, Guarding the
Crowns; evening subject, ITO Every
Man His Work, an outlook OF
mans endowments and responsible:
ties. All the boys of Tonopah are
asked to meet at the church on Tues
day evening at o'clock to talk ol
the organization of clubs for bas 2
ball, tennis, etc, and, if possible, Ell
feet a Boys Brigade Floyd f
! Doris, pastor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
Two WEEKS With
A BROKEN Skull

SEATTLE, Wash, May S.-Luke
Nadeau, a member of the original
party that discovered gold in Siberia,
is lying in hospital here with Il
fracture of the skull, after having
been without medical attention fo"
two weeks. Nadeau was thrown OUT
of local theater while in an alleged
drunken and boisterous condition on
the night of April oath. He was ar
rested and spent the night in the city
jail. He was released the next morn
ing, apparently suffering from moth
ing more than the effects of his dis
sipation, and disappeared.
Yesterday he was discovered by 4
man who had been with him in 81
IBERIA, i'll a shack on the water FROM.
A man and woman had cared for
him there, applying simple home
remedies, not realizing the gravity
of his injury. The matter was re
ported to the Siberian Developments
Company, which is exploiting thu
claims Nadeau discovered in Siberia
and he was taken to hospital, where
he lies in critical condition. An in
vestigation of the case has been be
gun and the theater attendant whf
threw him out may be arrested. Ma
deau, who is so years old, has spen
practically his whole life prospect
ing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10

A Handsome Stock of
DaybOOks, CashbOOkS
and Ledgers now on
hand. Drop in and see
them.
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QUITS.

Gracious" exclaimed Mr.. Swell
man, ''the baby has eaten a lot OF
that dog biscuit"
Never mind, dear" replied Mrs.
Swelman, sit just serves Fido right,
for he's taken the baby's food many
time. Yes, Fido, naughty, naugh-
ty!" philadelphia Press.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
CHURCH SERVICES.
st. Patrick's Church.

First mass at s a. M; high mass
at 10 a. m. At high mass Farmer
mass will be given by full choir, with
organ and orchestral accompaniment.
Gounod's Sanctus, tenor solo, Mr..
Arthur Burrows, with full choir, or
gan and orchestra. Offertory, Lau-
date Pueri Dominam, Zingaretti,
tenor solo, with choir, organ and or
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chestra. incline Thine Ear No
vello, bass solo, Mr.. McCabe. Exit,
Regina Coeli, Werner. Choir COM
posed of: Mr.. A. NJ. Perry, first VIC
lin; Mr.. Burt Swartz, second violin
Mr.. Carl, violincello. At the 10
O'Clock mass, the Rev. Father Der
mody will preach the sermon
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
A CHOICE.

"Beggars can't be choosers.
Sure dey can. Even de Judge
says $40 or thirty days. kansas
City Journal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10

Corporation seals Of every descrip-
ton furnished on the shortest notice
BY the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
s.. Mark,s Episcopal church.

Sunday school at 10 a. M; morn
ing prayer and holy communion at l :
a. m. Evening prayer at 1880. Lloyd
B. Thomas, Rector
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10

We have the exclusive privilege to handle the
Muenchner and MichIOeo Beer ON dTaught; An
heuser Busch's Best and Special Brews. We have
the agency for Vieuve Oicquot Champagne tia,
hest in the world.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
THE STOCK MARKET

The following quotations are from
the reliable firm of Kenneth Donnel
Ian and Company;
Saturday, May 8, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NEWS or ATMoRE.


 Atnore. May S0.-( (SpeciaD .--Dr. ana Mrs. J. F. Peavey entertained 2 few of their friends with g kally.ho ride and picnic. Thprsday evening, In honor of Miss Annie Freeman of Bir- minEham. Promptly at s o'clock, and in spite of the dark threatening clouds, the party assembled and drove away. Refreshments were served during the evening to the guests who were; cry. Lulu wiggfns. Jane Grissett; {; Professor c. A. Peavy, Messrss Dewitt Peavy, c. Paul Smith, c. 4. Peavy IT.. Prank Peavy, pr. !. P. Murphy and Afr and Mrs. Kenneth Bruce of Brook Rev and Mrs. V. T. Enisor enter tained 6 nuruber of their friends at Q calendar party last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Curtis, accom- panied by their little daughter Aileen and Miss Dora smith, have returned from Pollard where they spent several days fishing
 Miss susye Wigglns has returned from Herrington Springs. where she spent several days, the guest of Miss The next Issue of The Atmore Spec trum will be published in its new quarters.
 Mrs. Alex smith and little Miss Ruth Lee. of Whister, are here the guests at the home of pr. A. r. Webb. f'~
 Miss Villa Faith of Mobile is here the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Rem Mrs. c. W. owen Is in Mobile visit The Peoole.s Bank ana Trust com- pany has moved into, its handsome new building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The firsk real clearance Sale among the Montgomery Merchants will be in- augurafed Monday by the A s. Knowles 0ry Goods Go, and on page % wih pc found their fuu page announcement
 This anhual Clearance Sale as KNOWLES ia always looked forward to by the buying public. it comes just at the ulne when waF1a weather ward robes are being made and when spnae Iner things are being bought for the annualffip fo zeashore or mountainss
 Every department in the large store is Offering values way out of the or dinary~fhe prices show the large re- ductionss, in many instances less than half--Aud the opportunity to save is fraught with remarkable possibilities.
 A brief synopsis of the Sales begin ming Monday show the first floor with e Cfearncc Sale in the silk Section. offering values that are truly remark able for fewness. The washgoods sec tion has & sale that will find hundreds of buyers summer stufks at prices that are greatly reducad. Summer footr wear is offered by the shoe section at CleAranca prices while klsN b9yis sec ton has q heyy of underprice values for the little chaps and men folks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
KNOWLES JUNE CLEARANCE
 SALE BEGINS TOMORROW
The Annual Cleanup Sale at This Big Store an Offering of Values Truly Remarkable
 For Their LowneSS.

On the second floor. the Ready-to- wear section comes forward with sale, where the saving chances are un- limited Waists. 5aunty little Jumper suits, petticoats and scores of items way underprice: offering a veritenle bargain feast In the Millinery section untrinnaed shapes. pattern hats ana ready to- wears compose sale, where the .prices are ridiculously low Inf Underwear and Corset Departupnts pts fer a great clearanee Sale on many items that will cause an unusuAlly brisk business.
 The third floor offers one Of the most renarixabla saving sales evsf offered. everything for the home at Clearance Prices People who care to beauti- fy their homes at saving prices will hardly miss this Sale 5
 Knowles has long established repu- tation for sales with bona-fide cut prices. and enjoys the full confidencs Of the buying public. These June Clearance Sales will start promptly with the opening of the doors Monday and In order to facilitate shopping the management suggests that purchasers take small package with them, when ever same is convenient Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
woRK FoR scHooL rAx.
aEohlle Real Estate Dealers Fssue (
 Statement.

Statement.
 Mobile. May sO.--lspecial )--The forces nghting for and against the special school tax were very. active today.
 The city has been thoroughly can vassed and the belief ia expressed by the advocates of the tax that 1t VIII carry at the election.
 One of the moves made in it's behalf today was the issuance of thIs circular to quiet some of the Tufnors actively circulating among the renters
 Rumors having been circulated that in the event of the levy of the one mlil special school tax the price ot rents will be raised. we. the under. signed real estate men, announce is as our opinion that the passage of the tax cannot affect the price of rent.
 The amount asked for ie less thar s5 cents per year for each person in Mobile County. It is but q on each sis000 worth of assessed property. The amount Is so small that no property owner could afford to raise the rent or use it as a pretext to do SO.
 @As an illustration, piece of prop erty valued at $s0o0. assessed at ss.00d and renting at st0 per month. would pay but ss of ghis tax. or 25 cents per month .'
 This statement is signed by eighteen real estste firms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
GAnDNnR-wATT.
Dehopolsa Couple Married In the open
 Aar

nenhopolas Couple Married ln the Open
 Air.
 Demopolis. May a0.-~(Special. )---TefI Gardner and Mas 1.ela Walt were mar riea Thursday afternoon. Rsv. J. R. c White, pastor Of the Baptist Church oi this city. perforning the ceremony.
 The wedding took place at the Bessie MinEe Manufacturing Company. in a grove, and the entire force of the mill turned out to witness the ceremony The young, couplA have many friends In Dsmop0lia. ,... s ss-
 Rev. HaRry Chappelle. JE.s pastor ni the Andalusia Circuit of the Nethndlst Church, is Id Demopolis visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. T.. Fl. S. Chap belle. MT. Chappelle also has charge Of two convict camps on his circuit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NEWs oF GREnNsRoRo.
Ml.. Minnie ward wii wed Dr. Hairs

N0As
 Greensboro, May S0.--tSpecial.)--In- vitations have been received to the marriage of Miss Minpie Ward, dangh- ter of Mir and Mrs. pavid WnltneId Ward, to Dr. William G Hairston, at the home of the brides parents on the evening of June 10.
 At a meeting of the trustees Of the Greensboro. graded school, the follow Ing teachers were elected. Prof. J. A. Baxley. principal; Misses Kate Board. man, Alice Psttus Elizabeth Thomas Sue H Robertson and Hallie MeNiltan. An old-fashioned spelling bee. Tor the beneft of the Presbyterian Chnren. drew a large crowd to the residence or pr. S. C Carson last night
 Hon. W. B. Inge. who has been con fined to his home for a fortnight Is reported much better
 Dr. Tunstau Inge Of Mobile visited his father the past week.
 Harris Seed has returneo rom tfip to Central America, much Improved in health ...... from Tuseaioosa, where he held Circuit Court for Judge sprott. having been appointed by Governor Conner.
 William Webb and James Webb of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
PROF. BAKER ACCEPTS
 THE CALL TO ENSLEY

Mobile. May --Cspeciai. )--Prof. N. R Baker aIlfDuncea tnts afternoon that he had accepted the position re. gently tendered him as principal of the schools of Ensfey.
 Professor Baker has been connected with the public. school system of Mo- bile County about eight years. Four years Of that time he was principal Of the school at Whistler and the renaind- superintendent in charge Of the County schools
 During his administration the coun- try schools have progressed as never before Tn their history. Libraries have been estabiished. higher grades have been added and the general standard of the school has been raised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

White Linene Wash Skirts, $l.5O values at :. S5c Panama Skirts, values up to $6.00, at $8.9s and $2.40 Chiffon Panama Skirts, worth up to $l2.5o, at s4.ss and se.zs EoiIe Skirts at $4.9s and
 $5.9s, worth up to 5000.
 s1.50 Waists, handsomely triln- med, at ....S5c S5c Waists in white or black, as -s s. s. V. ..iE.. 41c $500 Black Silk Waists at $S.sS $S.00 China Silk Waists at on " .$&s00 75c. Mems Neeligee Shirts, while they last ataonly. soc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
pnhlic Isrlnter Arrlvea.

San Francisco. Calif., May so--1ohn $. Leach for seven years director Of printing at Manila. has arrived here en route to Washington, where he is Co assume the duties Of public printer sucs ceeding Charles A. Stillings who was suspended some time ago by order of President Roosevelt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Hoods SaFsaparilIa Known as the
 ONE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Appetite-giver and strength-builder, effects cures of all blood diseases, troubles of the stomach, liver and kidneys, and all low or rundown conditions of the system. 9ls
 It often succeeds where other rem edies totally fail. Buy bottle and begin to take it t.today.
 "My husband was all run down, and no medicine helped him until I gave him Hoods Sarsaparilla which set him on his feet. I am very grate- ful for what it has done for him; and have induced others to try it. '' Mrs. Joseph Smith, Box 92, Lake Helen, Fla.
 Sold by druggists everywhere. In the usual liquid form or in chocolate coated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
R U A K0pAExERe
 TResalar's studin Finishes Kodak Snaps.
nTolllln ann.lnr aerrica-.

Mobile. May S0.--(s Special l--IRev .. Bruce Airey will lead the mems meet ing at the I. M. c. A. tomorrow af- tetnoon at { o'clock. Erwin Little win sing a solo and Mcclellan Vaughan will act as accompanist
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
s. A, Lane ig Dead.

Denver. Colo. May so--s. A. Lane, a widely known newspaper man, mega zine writer and critic, died here last night of tuberculosis. He was 46 years of age and leaves widow and two children in New York city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
MYSTERY 0FB0NIFAY
NO TRACE or THE MISSING FLOR
 TIA MAN.
Dynamite Used fn Escmmbia River in unsuceeasfaE Attempt xo Recover
 Body of Prominent Mill

Pensacola. May o---(Special. .)--Al- though search has been made. dyna- mite used and everything possible done to discover the body of Richard II. Ronifay. the saw mill owner of Mepa- vid. these efforts have so far proven fruitless. and the disappearance Of Ar. Bonifay IS as much a mystery as when he was first found missing Thursday
 All during yesterday and today. dy- nanaite was used in an attempt to cause the body to rise from the bottom of Esc- easnbsa River, where It is supposed to bA resting, bat if 1t is there, the dyna- mite has failed to cause sufficient disturbance to bring 1t to the surface
 For over a milo the high explosive has been used. and 1t cannot pc con- eeived how the body. had Mr. Bcpifay fallen into the river at Inc point sup posed could have failed fo be reached
 The belief Is growing that Mr. Bon Hay has met with foul play, and while the supposition has been that the eooy was cast into the river. ft is posssbls that such might not have been me case, and with this idea. searching n the swamps adjacent was conamenceo this morning hd continued throug nou' the day, but the results were as hare as these made tc raise the bodv From
 me disappearanee ef aEr Bonifay ii 4 most peculiar one and is Derplex' ing more than one of his Erienas. some believe that the recent failure uE tht nnn of Bonifay Brothers Lumber Com pany, which was forced into bank ruptcy, with debts aggresating an i'm nlense sum. may have caused the mics. ing man to disappear. but with the hai ana other evidences of foul play fhii idea Is not believed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Birmingham and Mrs Hayes of Tusca- lopsa attended tho funeral yesteraayg of James F. Webb, Jr. ,is
 Mrs. Imogen Little of Mobile is the guest of pr. R. H cobbs's family at @conten tnnent"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
niahon AIIen,n Anpointnaents.

Bishop Aliens appolntments during the next week are:
 May 31--Confrmation in Birmings ham; Our Lady of Sorrows, a. m.: St. Pauls, 10 a. m; ih Pratt City, p. m; at St. Catherine's.
 June 2--Confrmation at St. Cyril's Church. Brookside.
 June s--conhrmation at St. Angus tin's Church, w. Birmingham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
supper Party.
ElaeAlnn nk 0MeeRA.

Yhe Century Book Gut held an elec- tfon of oaicers this week ct the caw- fhon. and the following was the ra- suit. AHI8 Rhett Goodes reelected FresidsnA Mrs Aubrey DieISaon. First President: Mrs. A. c. Brouner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

FOR sALE--2.5eO acres Of land in lower Baldwin ta County Alabama, iH tracts from 70 10 soc acras: 160 acres, two miles from Magnolia spripgs; 520 acres near Roberts. dale and summeFdala. These are good lands and VIII he sold at a reasonable price Apply to Henry 4. Horst, Mobile. Ala
 --11-10t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
wpwE nnBFow aTsFt ATTOW

The Sanitary crystaI Glass Tee cream Free5ex. First demonstration an the gCuth Freeser, Packer and Mould combined. Basement Croekery Depart meat ,.,,,,u<o,.,-,, r.,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

MONDAY SPECIAL. z. 4 24-Ib Sack of Fancy Patent Flour, Monday, roc. r
 BROCK GROCERY co.
 THE PURE FOOD STORES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
O. n.C

O. B. O.
 The junior member Of the reading and sewing .>elubs held itA meeting. today with Mlsses May and Olive Arnold. Ehe Wilson. Marie Arnold, Doris Field: Ella careiton and May and Olive Arnold. After Ad,,s3, tns literary asancs was over enjoyed hy this set of young girls -.
 Pesnensi Notes.
 Mrs. Robert Hearth will leave short ly tor New York.
 Mrs. Donald left on thursday for Annapolis to DO present at the gradua- ton Of her son Gordon
 Mrs. R. T. Bacon. accompanied by her sistsr, Miss Mary Danner will leave shortly 10 spend the summer at Mir and Mrs. Vivian Marshall have taken a cottage at Meek's Bay for the summer.
 Mrs. M M. crawford and family will spend the summer at Fairhepe.
 
 The return trip of the Beltze on Tuesday will have among It's passen- gers aflss Madie DiEgett. who will leave ct once for a trip to Birmingham.
 Mir. ana Mrs. william Keliy and family VIII be among the cottage ecl- ony at Esairhope this season.
 Mrs Brewster win leave for New or 1 leans on Tuesday on q visit to her l mother Mrs. Rogers. Miss Irma Dooley, Editor of the wo- mans page of The Atlanta Constitu- ] tlon. will arrive on Monday for the | Bristol- Thomas wedding, Mrs IT. S. Fry and family expect to | leave this week for their summer home at Point Clear.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Morrow have ta- ken a cottage at Battles Wharf for the l summer.
 Call for Fama Nacion Cigars. You get 10e. cAGnF for bc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

EUROPE PARTIES. June 18. eO7RT, July &.
 Clark's Cruises Of the "Arabieo t6.e06 tona to Orient Feb tths Round tbs- World Oct IS, 'o9. Feb. g. 10.
 Frank Q, Clark, Times Building. New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

New orleans. May 90.-sCleared: Steamers Chickahominy, Br.l Clarke, Bocas del Toro; tug Captain Sam (Auln.) Corlsen, Port Arthur with barge AlleghenY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Mir. Y. W. Evans. General Secretary and Mr. R. W. Thornberry. Physi- cal Director Of the x M. c. A. are in Atlantic City and win attend the Conference of the Employed ohicers of the Association. and the Conference of Physical Directors to be held there June and Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Galveston, May s0.--Arrived; SkeaH- CTS Fl Cid (Amfl Baker. New York; Concho (Annn ) Young. New York.
 Sailed: Steamers Edward Dawson (Br. ) Horne, Port Arthur; Risk lAinn. Risk, New York; El Rio (Arnnl Parker, New York; Wanderer (Br.l Neiison, mann. Bremen via Havana Julia Luck enbach (Amn J Cornell, Porto Rican porfs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
IRGJl1loiIA
 ao7 DEXTER AVENUE Mid Season Clearance Sale

M An unparalleled bargain Opportunity The Greatest Money Saving Event of the Season
 Beginning Monday morning and continuing for 10 days will nsugurate clearance for the purpose of reducing entire stock of Summer Goods
 To accomplish this in the shortest me have cut prices with force that tose not in need of merchandise will find it hard to resist buying.
 The public has been taught that THE FAMOUS offers inducements to its patrons any store in the city Our previous sales have been demonstrated that it means
 savings to attend them This sale offers still greater val Every article in the house has been marked down to make the buying interesting the sales larger public more enthused.
 Here few specimens of the offerings awaiting you here: