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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
WORKMAN FALLS 40
FEET FROM BRIDGE.

Gate City, Va, Aug, %
Yesterday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock Mike Scobie, of Cleve-
land. Ohio, fell from the top of
the high bridge being construct
ed across Copper Greek Valley
on the c. c. < O. Railroad be-
tween Speer's Ferry and Clinch-
port. The distance he fell was
/ l7O feet and, of course, his
death was instantaneous.
The body was shipped TO his
home today, after having beer
taken to Clinchport and pre-
pared for burial.
1t is understood that Mr.
Scobie was a member Of tn
bridge building company am
that ne has a family at Cleve
Hand.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
RESUME WORK on NEW RAILWAY.

Bristol. Va, Aug. lS.-Work
is to be resumed in a few weeks
on both ends of the Carolina,
Clinchfield and Ohio Railway,
formerly the South and West
ern. Bids on the construction
work have been called for, and
lust as soon as they are re-
ceived from the contractors,
work will be let and the grad
ing begun.
The road has been practically
ccmpleted from Dante, in Wise
county, Virginia. in the hear
of the Virginia coal fields, anc
the principal operation of th'
! Chnchfiield Coal Company, t
! Marion, n. c., and the remain
ing work to be done, so far a
plans have been laid, is the ex
tension of the road south t
Spartansburg, S. c., and north
west to Elkhorn City, which
in Kentucky, just across To
Virginia line and then throug
! the breaks of the Big Sandy.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
YOUTHFUL CRIMINAL,

When less than rs years old
Johnny Sturgill, a son of Jessee
Sturgill, a good citizen of Cum
berland. was accused of steal |
ing a watch from a preacher
aud sent TO the house Of correc-
ton for two years. Returning,
he was convicted of breaking
into John j Lewis store at
Maggard and sent to the "pen'
for two years. Soon after re
turning from the penitentiary
while out hunting he shot and
killed his little brother who had
gone with him.
For this he was brought into
court but circumstances indi-
Gated that this was an accident
and he was released This was
lover a year ago. Last Friday
this same boy, now less thar
20 years old, was brought e
town by George Frazier sn'
others on "a charge Of mule steal
, ing. This crime was commit
4. ed i'm Virginia and the testi
monv showed he was arreste'
in that State aud County Jude
Craft ordered him taken bac
their for trial.
Z 1t seems that the young ma
and his brother had come acro'
two mules belonging TO Caivi
= Sturgin on Preacher Creek an
g attempted to bring them acro'
the mountain into Kentucky,
: the meantime they traded OF
of them to Arch Cornetts SO
! of Perry county The 9th
- mule was IN the boys possessu
- when arrested. SO the conce
Gus of opinion is that Il
youthful criminal viii get
siege of imprisonment IN |
he Old Dominion. - Whitesbu
ng Eagle.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
WISE COUNTY To
BUILD NEW R0IDS.

Wise county is anxious TO
get the money appropriated by
the State for aiding in read
building, and today a letter
was received from the Super
visors Of that county, asking
when the money would be avail
able and the amount thereof.
They declare that they will
take all they can get, and that
they viii be glad to put up dol
lar for dollar in the building OF
the highways of that county
The road from Norton to Wis
( Courthouse is the one whicl
will first receive attention.
/ Richmond Ne VS. Leader.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, o., knows Ars
Mary lee ~ rural route :. She whites
NV husband. James lee, firmly believes
he owes his life TO the use OF Dr. Aing 8
New Discovery. His lungs were 80 severe
" Affected that consumption seemed newt
abIe when a friend recommended Se~
Discovery. We tired Il. and It's use has re-
stored ham 10 perfect health Dr Aihg
New Discovery is King Of threat and inn.
remedies. For coughs and colds u nas n'
eoaal. The first dose gives relei: Try y
Sold under guarantee az j. W. heiiy aful
tore. soc. and sl.O0. Tral bottle nee
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for anv case OF CAtanh that csnR0t be
cured by Halls Cegarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY a CO, Toledo, ..
We. the undersigned, have known =. J.
Cheney Tor the last - years, and believe
him perfectly honorable IN en business
trsnsaeti0ns and financially able 20 carry
cat any obligatious Elade by nis ara.
WALpISC, KIESAx 4 nAavtS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, u
Halls CAtarrh Cure Il taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces 0f the system. Testimonials sent
tree. Prsee 7se per botkls- Sold bg al
Druggists
TAKE Halls Fsmily PiAls Cos csns.iRss.es
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
RICHMOND LABOR UNIONS FOR BRIAN

At an enthusiastic and large
lv attended meeting of the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council,
of Richmond, held last week,
President James Casey presid-
ing. resolutions were passed en-
dorsing William Jennings Bry-
an, the Democratic platform at
Denver, President Gompers and
the American Federation OF
Labor.
1t was also argued that al
labor people support the nomi
nee of the Democratic Party
The name of Bryan was cheereC
to the echo.
The labor day commltte
made a gratifying report, an
it is expected that the comm
labor day (Septemoer 7th) WI
eclipse ali others.
The Central Trades aud Li
bor Council embraces ever
} trades union in Richmond
: Richmond Evening Journal,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
WESTERN FaRnEss
SEEKING or LANDS.
Opportunities Psrsesfes Fsr osssrs -
Redsce Their Real Estate tisisisss.

Commissioners Koiner. Of the
department Of public instruc-
ton at Richmond has given
out the following list OF persons
who are seeking To buy land in
Virginia;
I. NJ. Rhodes, GOwansville.
Md, wants 70 locate IN Vir.
ginia.
Albert BOlick, Gardner, y. d,
wants farm for stock and grass.
/ y. NJ. Simpson, Connellsville.
/ Pa, wants cheap farm.
! Elma Z. Mitchell. Ochiltree,
Texas, wants general infOrma-
ton about Virginia lands.
Wilbura Jackson, Quinby.
Iowa, wishes 70 know the price
= of land in Virginia.
C.H. Wright, Pillager. MINI,
5 wants Co locate In warmer elm
). ate and engage in dairying
i. l.. II. Boyle, Santa Paula,
a Cal, wants to buy a farm IN
y Virginia.
! NJ. Rhodes. Aztel, New Mex
e leo, expects 10 locate in Nir-
l. ginia and wants information as
l. 70 lands.
Is John Perry. Port Perry, Can
he ada. wants to locate in Nir
ginia.
Warren Grover, r. +. ID
No. /, Dallas, Wis. wants in
.E formation about farms for sale
p. K. Cleland, 1928 Emerson
Street, Denver, Col, wants it.
aol formation about lands for sul'
-. in Virginia.
of Ignatz Battei, Competitor
ct. Mo, wants general information
ev about lands in Virginia.
ne- 5 r. Lowry, lO09 A Sherma
n. Avenue, Duquesne, Pa, want
Tng I'd lolttC VI WIS Rh1fo @"N \"
his sires information.
I. r. Simmons, York, Neb
his wants TO locate in Virginia.
aen +. f. Ferguson, 4O4i Coo
,re. Avenue, St. Louis, No. is inte
ested in this State. and is thin
Mr. ing OF buying here.
the +. l.. Derby. West Ale1a
aDd dria, Ohio, wants informati
ave- about Virginia. VIII VISIT '
ginia this fan.
f. j. Clark, Sheridan, /
wants information about '
0inia. Is thinking Of locati
Col. here.
the Abe Martin. Sheffield, H.,
ooda sires to know the price of Il
,res in Virginia. Expects 10 loc'
and
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26

Mrs. 81 N. Dawson, of 80 oi9 NiioIu
Ave San lose CAL. SAYS. "rhe worth Of
l5lecfric Ritters as "a general family remedy,
for headache. bnliousuess and tcrpor OF the
liver and bowels is so pronounced that am
prompted to say a word IN rs favor, Tor the
benefit of those seeking relief from sueh
afiictions. There is more health for the az
Qesfive organs I'M a bottle OF Electric Isl.
tiers than I'm any other remedy know OF
Sold under guarantee at J. W. Kelly drne
store soc.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
MILLION TON
MARK PASSED,

Bluefeld, w. Va, Aug. 2l.-I
The following is a statement IN
net tons OF commercial and
company coal, shipped from
mines on the Norfolk and West
ern Railwaysfor the month Of
July, 1908, as furnished for
publication by Mr.. Joseph w.
CnNe. comptroller.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
TRANSFERS
CEN ETERY.

f. G. Browning, of Norton,
has just completed a gruesome /
piece of work. His task was to 7
transfer the entire cemetery !
near Dante. Thirty five bodies
In all, each in various stages OF
decomposition, from the well
preserved and recognizable
body of hungarian miner, in
TERED about one year ago to
ones whose Aesh had entirely
returned to mother ~dust, leav-
ing behind only a silent moni
tor Of mans mortality, were
ia en- from the ground on the
hillside. the remains encased
i'm new cohius and re-buried on
another half mile away.
The first interment IN this
burying ground dates bach
more than sixty years ago, an'
Z was that Of a body of an In
dian, whose bones were foun'
p at the bottom Of a shallo'
T grave. His skeleton was place
q in a coffin OF the pale faces an
buried along with the others.
i. About one year ago tn
=. ground occupied by the ol
4 cemetery was condemned b
i. the c.. c.. & O. Railroad, lyin
,- as it did, in the path of the
IS right of.way. After much di
~ cussion removal of the enti
n cemetery was decided upon
is the best solution to the probler
n AS a consequence they laid o.
IL iarew plat Of ground, furnish
= new collins for the re intel
III ment of the bodies, bore all G
OF penses Of every kind, and aft
IN removal carefully marked wh
re is supposed will be the last re
ofiinp place Of the departed dei
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26

The following Is correct
statement given out by Rev. !
1. T. Kern, of Cadet, in correc- /
tion Of an article appearing in
the papers in regard the Demo
cratic vice-Presidential nOmi-
nee's Scott county relatives:
Cadet, Va, Aug. 3. 1908.
Dear Sir
I Will give known history
of the Rev. Isaac Kern, a Mis-
sionary Baptist preacher, in or
der to correct an error in your
last paper. \ number of years
| ago before the Civil War. the
u Rev. Isaac Kern, a brother to
DIR. ]. II. Kern and an uncle of
John w. Kern, who is the
Democratic nominee for Vice
President, moved from Bote-
. tourt county, Va, and located
three miles West Of Fort Black
3 more i'm Scott county, Va
e When the Civil War came h'
l. was able. with the family o
l. bows ne raised, 20 furnish tn
n Confederate cause six soldiers
/, and also was a volunteer him
Z. self. OF these six eN-ConfedeI
= ates 5 are stiu living. The oil
At preacher did not depend on SUI
+" porting his family by preaCi
e ing. He was an industriot
~ blacksmith and farmer, givin
Id all the time possible 20 the mil
Id istrv. He lived TO see all IA
children grown up TO man ar
90 womaphood, and to their credl
IL none Of them ever gave IN
1t. trouble. They lived SO as u
as TO bring any reproach on the
az or his good name, and the
an are living of his sons yet 9,
Co which number are in Tex
nd and of the other seven hve IL
al. in Scott county, Va, and
itt- number of grandsons. His SO
sti we're brought up under stro
ted Democratic influences and
iQe are proud TO know that there
ack a cousin of ours, j. ". Kern
candidate for Nice-Preside
nan We are glad the family can
ross traced from the settlement
win our great proud ancestors
and Kernstown in the Valley of
ross ginia, today and no stain of
P. in credit can be found. There
one two other sons living i'm S
son, county Va, on eat Banner Y
ther and the other one lives at Ca
sion near Big Stone Gap, Va,
cen this one is the Rev. l. I. h
this a Baptist minister of Ca
at a This is the error referred
the Rev. 1. T. Kern is a son OF
burg Isaac Kern, and therefor
first cousin to Hon. John
Kern. /. !
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
WILL HAVE TO ANSWER
FOR ANOTHER chAR0E.

John Scott. who, it will be
eloped from Norton
several months ago with his
l4-year-old step daughter, and
was arrested ia Pocahontas,
was dismissed the circuit court
at Wise when the case came up
for trial few days ago. Both
the wife and her daughter with
whom he left Norton, declined
to prosecute the case. and sud
denly turned to his defence,
Notwithstanding Mrs. Scott had
declared vengeance against her
gay spouse. However, Scott
was not yet out the woods. IL
was shown that he had violated
the law seriously at Pocahon-
tas. and he was brought there
and the case heard before 3
magistrate, and Scott was senl
, TO the grand jury. He reached
= Tazewell, yesterday and II now
a guest of the Hotel De Har
man.-Tazewell News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26

understand that the aP
portionment above referred TO,
to be given 5y the State High
way Commission, for this coun-
" is s. 800. This amount Is
available for 1905, contingent,
however, upon the condition,
that the county will utilize a
like amount from its treasury
for the betterment Of its roads.
SO il will be readily seen that
with the county's available
road fund, and even small ad-
ditional road tax, good roads
could be built throughout the
county.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26

Sin Months Ending June 5O'h.
She - Gaod Thlngs.

M. Chas. 4. smith, of West Franknn'
Maine. says "l like good things and nave
adopted Dr. Kings New lAie Pius as our
family laxative medicine, because they are
good and DO their work without maAihe
mss about II. These painless purifiers sold
at j. W. Kelly's drug store. 2oc.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26

II have found Bucklen's Arniea saivo 70
be the proper thing 10 u~e fer sore ieet, aS
well A. l,,r healing burns sores cuts ano al
~ aI,rasious." writes Mr.. W. Stoue,
,,.''Isas 80 Fass Poland. Maine II Is the proper
sh;n~ t,,,, ior piles Try IL Sold under
guarantee at }. W. Kelly's drug store. zoe'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
....;,o Leaders IN Approaching H'gn'
il Ninth District Named at P'usk'--
,noor,ant Meeting. Byars
Attends.

at q lolht
- committee of the Ninth
v;~ginia District with the coun- = :
committees of the various :
c,rnties of the district and
s.bor party leaders held IN
p,laszi Saturday, a campaign
.ommittee was elected compos-
e5of r. Tate Irvine, OF Big
Stone Gap. J. F. Wysor, Of
pulaski: J. Boyer, of Tazewell;
and Henry Roberts, of Bristol.
The meeting was well attend
"A and presided over by Mayor
living. of Pulaski Promi-
Dsnt among those in attendance
mon the meeting were the
ron p. r. St. Clair and John
w Williams, of Giles county;
,rssorJ p. Loving, Pulaski;
D- / ID. Buchanan, of Smythe;
\ B Ouilleu. Of Russell; John
n Neal. of Washington; j &.
Rover. of Tazewell; James X.
NcGavock. Of Dublin; James
y Emmert. of Glade Spring;
I Frank Wysor and Howard
GHmer. of Pulaski; Henry Rob
erts and w. Earnest, of Bristol.
and A r. Stone, of Wythevilie.
7 Cloyd Byars, who returned
from the meeting en- the night
train. i'm speaking to a Herald
Courier reporter in regard tC
the meeting said: "The meet
nu was harmonious and en-
fbusiastic and indicated a desir'
on the part of the Democrats &
conduct an educational cam
paign both from the stump an
through the press 20 the en-
chat the voters of the distric
should be acquainted with th
issues"
Matters relating TO the carry
ing on Of the campaign was di
cnssed. but the committee
not ready to give out an al
nouncement of plans. The que
zion of finances We're taken
and received the attention
the meeting and plans were d
vised for the raising Of "a 81
fcient fund 10 carry on {
campaign. The motto, "Tho'
ands of dollars for organizati
but not a cent for corruption
was adopted.
Tate Irvine Chairman.
At the adjournment Of
district committee, a meetl
of the campaign was held
organization. r. Tate lrv
was elected chairman and ii
ry Roberts secretary and TIRE
urer, with headquarters at &
tol.
it is the purpose Of the c.
mittee to thoroughly organ
every part of the district
TO begin work at once. L
feel that one reason of the
ures of the democrats TO CT
she district in past elect
was because of the lack of P
er organization. They hop
form Bryan Kern-Byars c
all over the district and 10
the enthusiasm running
both for the national and
ticket.
Prominent speakers from
over the State Will be bro
within the district 10 hell
deem it from the Repub
ranks. Prominent among
who have already offered
services and who will b'
cepted are: Ex-Governo'
Hoge Tyler, K. Lee Tri
of XUx-+bav;fla. Hon 3 T
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-08-26
KERN'S VIR-
GINA RELATIVES.

The following is a correct
statement given out by Rev.
1. T. Kern, of Cadet, in correc-
tion Of an article appearing in
the papers in regard the Demo
cratic Vice-Presidential nOmi-
nee's Scott county relatives:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
Anniversary Silk Sale

Unquestionably the most important Silk sale we have ever held the varieties are great CT and the prices in easy reach of all. This IS not a sale of cast offs nor carry-overs, but the very best of the seasons most wanted kind
 Dress Silks, and fancy check and stripe ring dot Foulards, all new silks and new styles Values up to 75c. Anniversary Sale price, the yard -. ...39c . Pongee Silks, plain and stripe with fine lustre, 27 inches in brown, leather, copen- hagen, grey, navy and black; regular 65c values Anniversary Sale, the yard ...49c
 Rough Pongee, one of the season s favor ties, sells at first showing; comes in all the new shades and white, 26 inch. 75c value. Special for Anniversary Sale, the yard 59c
 Foulard Silks, satin finish, in neat coin dot and figures, "A inch, worth $l.00 Anniver- sary Sale price, the yard :. .. .... ..69c
 Yard wide White Habutai washable silks 65c values. Anniversary Sale, the
 White Habutai Silk, 20 inch, very sheer with bright lustre, 35c value. Anniversary Sale, the yard ... ... =. .. .... .19c
 Black Taffeta, heavy pure silk, 19 inch, worth 59c Anniversary Sale, the yard 39c
 Black Taff&a, high lustre, pure dye, yard wide, $1OO quality. Anniversary Sale. the yard ..- =. ... -. ... ... =. ..75c
 Black Oriental, waterproof silk, 2 inch fast black 75c quality. Anniversary Sale the yard ....... .oSc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
Anniversary Sale of Dress
 Goods

As usual, the big store is showing the great est assortment of dress fabrics to be found in the city, every desirable fabric, the latest weave are here and prices are great deal lower than same quality can be bought else where.
 4O00 yards of Colored Dress Goods, Chif- ion Panama, plain and stripe Brilliantine and Sicillian, 45 to 54 inches wide, all colors. including brown, navy and copenhagen, the best and most popular fabrics of the season, $1.00 values Anniversary Sale price, the yard ..oSc
 1000 yards Spring Woolens, Panama Serge, Brilliantine and Chiffon Panama, in brown grey, green, navy, copenhagen, etc, very cheap at 75c. Anniversary Sale, the yard AUG
 2,000 yards crisp new Dress Goods, Bril- iantine and novelty Suiting, regular 59c val ues. Anniversary Sale price, the yard .39c
 Checked Suiting, in brown and white, black and white and blue and white; makes nice skirts, 36 inch wide Special Anniver- sary Sale price of ...... =. =. =. .26c
 Danish Cloth, wool mixture, a skirting that will wash and wear 26 inch wide, comes in all colors. Special for Anniversary Sale, the
 5000 yards Black Dress Goods, all of this season s purchases new and stylish mater isls in Panama, Mohair, Batiste,- shadow stripe and plaids, 45 to 54 inch wide, worth $10o. Anniversary Sale price, the yard 69c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
FIGURED MADRAS 1oc.

800 yards 36 inch Madras, white ground, stripes. and checks; mostly black and white, nice for
 shirt waists and wash dresses. 15e value, Anniversary Sale, the yard .. .. .. :. loo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
COTTON voILE 23c.

1000 yards fine French Cotton Voile, in checks, plaids, stripes and many combination colors, as
 we'll as solid colors; a beautiful summer fabric, cheap at 35c. special Anniversary Sale price, the yard .. .. .. .23c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
FRENCR LAWN 2sc.

White French Lawn, 46, inch. a very fine and exquisite grade. none ever sold at 35c that will compare with it. Anniversary price :. ;. ., ..t.. .... .20c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
DINNER SET s12.4s.

In our basement Crockery department we will place on sale 100 pieces old English Will low Blue China Dinner Set, worth $500. Anniversary Sale price .. .. .. .... .. ..$1Z.4S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
LINGERIE isc

White Lingerie, fine for dress es, waists and underwear, the regular 25c grade. 100 yards to sell during our Anniversary Sale at the yard :. :. :. .! ..19c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
Anniversary Sale of Domestics

We have ideas the meaning of the word Sale The sale used held in light sale be announced such this have the best bacnggood goods and exceptional values
 Lonsdae Beached Domestic, full yard wide worth 12 12c During Anniversary Sale f bought person. 10 yards for S9c pink worth 10c yard During Anniversary Sa the yard Dc
 Sea Island special for Anniversary Sae 10 yards for 46c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
PERSIAN LAWN 1sc.

Sheer White Persian Lawn a very fine number and the lawn that launders nicely. Worth regular 25c. During our Anni- versary Sale the yard :. ..1ec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
INDIA LrNoN loo.

White India Linon, a good 12 1-2c grade, sheer and fine, nice for children's dresses, waists and blouses. Anniver- sary Sale price, the yard ..10c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
LONG CLOTH 9sc.

150 bolts Long Cloth, with 12 yards to the bolt, worth every day, $1.50; as special bargain for Anniversary Sale, the bolt .. .. .06c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
COTTON sUITING Sc.

2,000 yards spring weight Cot ton Suiting, nice for skirts or Suits, will wash, best of colors. Very cheap at 10c. Anniver- sary Sale, the yard .. .. Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
EMBROIDERED voILE 1sc.

800 yards Embroidered Voile. in checks and stripes, also solid colors, an ideal summer fabric worth 25c. For Anniversary Sale, the yard .. .. .. .. ..1Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
CHECK NAINsooK 5c.

White Check Nainsook, in all size checks, a fabric that is al- ways in demand and one that is scarce at the price-7c quality. Anniversary Sale .. .. . .5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
LINEN LAWN 25C.

This item alone should crowd the white goods section. A sale of 36 inch White Linen Lawn, grass bleached and very sheer and soft; an excellent 35c qual- ity and specially priced for our Anniversary Sale, the yard. .25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
PERSIAN LAWN 12c.

White Persian Lawn of sheer quality and the kind that wash es so nicely. Regular 15c value 5000 yards for Anniversary Sale at the yard .. .. .. 12e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
LINGERIE sbc.

White Lingerie, AS inches, very sheer and fine, nothing to equal 1t for underwear or dresses. Our 50c grade. Anniversary Sale price .. .. :. .. .36c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
PRINTED LAWNS 50.

5000 yards Printed Lawns.
 with a plenty black and white and white and black; a regular 7c grade: during Anniversary sale the yard .. .5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
WHITE LAWN 12 1.2c

White Lawn 40 inches wide,
 a splendid quality sells regularly at 15c about 1000 yards in the lot during our anniversary sale the yard :. :. .. .. ..12 i %