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The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26
To Saw Mill Men.

We want oak piling. peeled, , from "A to 40 feet long. Also about 50,000 feet of white oak No. common, on cars on K. C. s. Will pay highest cash price.
 Address Shipper, Box 452.
 l33.2t 33-2t Mena, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26
The Eriaco Into New Orleans

New Orleans. Aug. 25.-It was posi- lively announced by the St. Louis &
 San Francisco officials to-day that trainn would be run into this city Sep. tsnlber over the tracks of the Louisi' sna Railway and Navigation company.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26

Jefferson City. Mo. Aug. 24-Act- ing Gov. Gmelich honored the requisi. ton of Gov. Stubbs of Kansas for the surrender of the kldnapers of the "in- cubator baby" to the authorities of that state. The warrant was delivered to Sheriff j. D. Norton of Shawnee county, Kansas.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26
Dug Through a JalI Wall.

'Hfoiiton, Mo. Aug. With a .! a case knife and a part of the
 oI a door James Monroe escaped
 .ne county jail here by digging Psn the brick wall. Monroe was ,sa one week ago on a charge of |Alng two young women.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26

For Saie-A fine 5-months-old Jersey bull calf. See the Ash more Jersey Farm, Phouo 46.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26

Kansas City, Aug. 24.--Baby Marian Bleakley will remain in charge of the Kansas City police until Wednesday when the case will be heard in the Jackson county circuit court. Mean while, to prevent the Kansas officers taking charge of them when the papers should arrive, Mrs. Barclay and Gentry secured writ of habeas cor pus from Judge Porterfeld. The order provides that Inspector Boyle shall bring the baby and the prisoners Into court Wednesday afternoon. In the interval the police will look after the child and detective will be in con stant attendance.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26

|ROOPS IN CONTROL.
oro,,s STEEL CAR woRKMEN so,,only HANDLED BY STATE
 coNsTABuLARY.
BpIktRS AwED AND GLOOMY

.,., the Polling of Church Bells Wa,
 s,oooed by the Authorities--Dis .,,st;ed Men Not Allowed to Hold Mass Meeting.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26


 p,,,sburg Pa, Aug. 25.-Three 'a,nus of smoke came from the ,mneys of the Pressed Steel Car 7!...,0napys plant in Schoenville, the 2, heinz in operation despite efforts & mobs to scare off the imported 1brking men.
 .rhe striking men seemed to realize tbe first time that the company ,ld do without them.
 Forty state police are on their way Ire 10 augment the company oi E 2..Dunted constabulary now on duty al car plant.
 rhe strikers realize that the unted troops are too much for them. All during the day these troopers Iee been subjected to abuse from rsa windows and doors whenever chanced to pass a strike sym shIzer's home. In retaliation every 5tker or sympathizer who left his 6prstep was searched. Bedsides .arching the troopers s.Sisted on ex- s6inng the bodies of the strikers nd sbey bore bruises or tracers of be dubbed, they were promptly ar led as the troopers considered such Idence proof that the men had par Ipated In the riot,ng.
 fwenty-fve men were arrested and into the box car jails before night
 The men who resisted were nacled 10 the troopers horses and gged through the streets to the nt entrance. At noon the great IS of the Catholic cathedral In Nc Is Rocks began tolling. This was up for over two hours. Then the were ordered silenced by state ppers, as t was pointed out that h demonstration at the present only went toward agitating the kers.
 |he news that additional state con bulary were on their way from kesbarre seemed to act as a etus upon these few strike sym hlzers who gathered in doorways discussed the situation.
 meeting of the striking employees De car plant scheduled for the late rnoon was not allowed to take e
 [he announcement was made that United States government will
 the peonage charge against Pres ft F. \. Hoffstot and Foreman pnel Cohen of the Pressed Steel company to the extent of making crough investigation of the allega- made by Albert vamos. who Fe to the charges before United fs Commissioner Lindsey on Sat.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26
.K|DNAPERS CAUGHT.
PARTIES WHO STOLE INCUBATOR BABY IN TOPEKA UNDER AR.
 REST IN kANeAs CITY.
RESORT TO HABtAs CORPUS
Acquisition of Gov. stubbs on Missouri Executive Promptly Honored, But kidnapers Will Be Held in Kansas City Until Wednesday.

Topeka, Aug. 24.-Sheriff J. D. Nor ton and Deputy County Attorney Arthur Bolinger went to Jefferson City with requisition on Gov. Hadley of Missouri for Mrs. Stella Barclay and John Gentry. charged with Kidnapping Marian Bleakley here Saturday. Chief of Police R. W. Eaton has warrants and is ready to leave in case it is necessary to bring the kidnapers back here. The warrants charge Mrs. Bar clay and Gentry with an assault with attempt 10 kill and in case the requisi. tion on the Kidnapping charge is re- fused, Gov Hadley will be asked to honor the one based on the assault charges. Mrs. Bleakley mother of the little girl. and Mrs. Ora Thompson, grandmother. left for Kansas City. The attack on Clarence Belknap at the Bleakley home Is the basis for the assault charge.
 This action follows the Kidnapping here Saturday of Marion Bleakley the famous St Louis Worlds Fair incuba- tor baby who has been the cause of litigation extending over several years
 They were arrested on a Burlington train just before they reached Kansas City. Both Missouri and Kansas ofii cers were in the arresting party and the Missouri officers refused to turn the prisoners or the child over to the Topeka men until some of the legal tangles were unravelled.
 The right of ownership of Marian Bleakley or Barclay, the Kansas in cubator baby" has been fought through the courts of two states. The Barclays first got the child in Douglas county Kansas, then Mrs. Bleakley succeeded in escaping with the baby to Illinois, where she obtained the protection of the courts there. Since | then there has been much litigation.
 Mrs. Bleakley finally was awarded the custody of the baby after series Of
 incidents involving courts, kidnapings
 and detectives. The legal fight ex- l tended over two and one-half years.
 Judge John c. Pollock gave the final
 decision which gave the child to her
 real mother.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26

Whippoorwill Peas wanted al ihe Mera Wholesale Grocery { (,omuat,v. 25 if
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26
ENA M AR K EFT s.

Srs e da Live Stock Quotations below deolrected for The Star each "hesday afternoon bv
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26
B City Meat Market
Dealer in
 ana Salt Meats and Produce uner T Building, De Queen St. '0sr Stuff Wanted at All Times

the o.o PROVISIONS
 5prrec,aaa on provisions are boon each Wednesday after
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-26

lf nfad SdaAnts pay th heas prsees: for al
 ssses 'fom farm and garden.
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Maids House
Dresses ssn

These three little-priced items
help you to grasp the scope and
significance Of the White Sale:
70c. FOR MAIDS $i00
DRESSES. made Of striped percale,
in one piece, pleated front, turnover
collar. deep hem on skirt.
70c. FOR MAIDS $i.00.
DRESSES. made Of figured percale;
front finished with side pleats, deep
hem on skirt.
CSC. FOR MAIDS $50
DRESSES. made Of striped Of fig
ured percale OF chambray, eight
different models-some two-pieee
styles.
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Dressing Sacques

Read the descriptions and
prices. They alone are attrac.
tive enough to make you an
early arrival. sdn.
24c. for 4Oc. Kimomo style Dress.
ing Sacques. made OF pretty
colored Lawn, butterfly sleeves.
round turnover collar, finished
with belt.
Dressing Sacques In four different
styles, made oi figured lawn and dot.
ted Swiss, In neat designs. including
two Persian patterns; square or high
neck; some finished with collar:
worth from 60c. to 7Sc. especial At. ..30c
58c. for Csc. Dressing Sacques,
Kimono style, made Of white
dotted Swiss, relieved by tinted
rings, finished with border In Dres.
den patterns, square neck; also
NiRhtingfles made OF white dotted
Swiss, open sleeves, tied with ribbon.
79c. for Sf.25 Dressing Sacques.
made OF plain or white striped
lawn, trimmed with Valenciennes
lace inserting and edging, fitted
back, with belt.
Dressing Sacques, made OF figured and
polka dotted lawn; one model Is trim.
med with dainty embroidery, another
with Valeneiennes lace; worth sl.2s;
special At. at................. 50c
90c. for $l.50 Dressing Sacques,
made OF sheer white lawn, col.
lar and sleeves finished with en-.
broidey ruffle.
8f.50 for $3.50 Dressing Sacques,
Kimono style, made OF cool
dotted Swiss; Camille sleeves, pleat.
ed front, trimmed with embroidery
inserting, finished with belt.
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Crepe and Silk
kimonos

The four winds OF the White
Sale blow these beauties 70 the
fore. Kimonos that kowtow Q
welcome to women who know
values. An
S1.29FOR $500 KIMOMOS, made
Of crepe In japanese design, shifred
front and back, finished with satin
border.
S1.70FOR $1.7s KIMoNOS. made
Of cotton japanese cloth, In all the
new colors, with ilorals embossed :
on It, flowing sleeve, satin ribbon
border. -E At-it-,' 2
SS.49FOR $500 KIMoNoS, made
Of silk-dotfed crepe. pleated front,
finished with border Of wash silk.
S2.87 FOR $4.z5 KIMoNOS. made
Of plain or figured japanese silk,
shirred Or pleated; plain or Dresden
figured border.
S3.70POR $500 KIMONOS, made
Of heavy japanese silk; barge floral
patterns; open or short Bishop
sleeves, satin border. finishes front
and sleeves.
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Children's Drawers

Sn1IOI 6u y AIoWVsS
Muslin, with hens and tucks, 2 to
IL years, &c.
Muslin. with hemstitched cambric
ruffle, 4 to IL year sizes, l2c.
Cambria ruifle, with lace insertion
and lace dging, hemstitching and
tucks above, 4 to IL year sizes, 2ec.
Misses Drawers, 1zto 10 yrs.
Muslin. rufile with hemstitching
and tucks above, l8c.
Muslin. dainty embroidered ruifle
and tucks above, SOC.
Cambria, with ruiiIe OF lace inser-
tion and lace edging, tucks above
rufile, 3sc.
Chidren's Skirts
Cambric, ruifle trimmed with hem.
stitching and embroidery ruffle, 8
to ~ years, SOC.
Cambria, ruffle trimmed with clus-
ter tucking and embroidery rufile,
4to II years, 7sc.
Chldren's Night Gowns
Cambria, low neck, trimmed with
embroidery, 4 to 10 years. SOC.
Cambria, V-shaped neck. trimmed
with embroidery, 2 to II years, sec.
Nainsook, low neck, lace trimmed,
2 to 10 years, Soc.
Children's Guimpes, ,ssr.. 20 -
Lawn, trimmed with tucks. en-
broidery insertion to waist, %9c.
Same as above, with two rows Of
embroidery insertion, Soc.
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In the Underprice Basement

Womsn's 75c Waists, 39c
Msde OF white lawn, with rows OF
tucking, forming q graduated yoke;
tucked collar.
Wsmep's 75c Waists, 39c
Made OF white lawn, low turn-doVn
collar; two rows Of lace insertion down
front.
Womsn's $1.00 Waits, Soc
Made OF white Swiss. with woven
dots; Peter Pan style; turnover collar
and cuffs; finished with pocket.
Women's Soc Pstticoats, 24e
Made Of striped lawn, In blaek-and.
white. gray-and-white and tsa-and.
white; finished with deep flounee.
Women's $l.00 Petticoats, Soc
Made Of good quality black percaline,
deep flounce, tucked and finished with
embroidered ruifle.
Women's $l.00 Psttieoats, Soc
Made Of striped and checked mer.
cerired percaline, trimmed with bias
black bands; two styles to select from.
Wsmen's Ice Saeques at Sc
Made Of lawn. kimono nightinsa
style, floral patterns, stitched borders.
!, Women's 45c Negligees
at 24c
Made OF colored lawn, floral Dat.
terms; kimono style, butterfly sleeves,
finished with stitched borders.
Children's 40c Rompers,
19c
Made Of striped gingham, Dutch
neck style, trimmed with white bands;
sizes to years.
Children's Soc Dresses, 29c
Made OF plain chsmbray or striped
gingham; Russian style, trimmed with
embroidered emblem; Z to I years.
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Combinations

Corset Cover and Drawers, csmbrc, cover
s'H s Ss On sGs ss.ss Sssn1 1ss ana
Cover and Skirt Of csmbnc, embroidery yoke
trimmed skirt sec.
Cover and Drswers Of cambria, dotted
saa sSsSn spS %
rune on drawora Soc.
Cover ana DIswer. Of csmSite. wide en-
Srsdsry ,n,srtSn s,ss Ss,dns ,a TSoon Al waist
Val. and one Of embroidery insortaoo. lsos
edging oo drawers, 70o.
Cover and Drswers Of lawn. beading ribbon
and lace edgtng. 10.
;ssss'' 6. and 'd''ns' '''' 'd'''s 90 df-"'F'
Cover and Drawers Of cambric cover Of ali.
ovef embroideTy with nhoon drawn through
tucked rune Of lawn on drswers So.
Sfsss ri sh .ss sS.s s s::dss
hcs sdgtas. SO.
oeyst s.d Dr.xsy e. ss!nseos: ms s,i%msd .
iaos.trmmod drsvers. Ssc.
Coysr and DnveIy Of nainsook. trimmed
yiss v.i asd sorcSon ls1s; e. wids snn umbssi.. &
and Iaoe odGinI. Doc.
Cover and skirt Of nainsook. dainty en-
broldcry edeing with nbboo drawn through.
embroidery scalloped rune on skirt, eec.
Cover and Drawers Of lawn, cover Ill over
embroidery and rfbbon drawn through, lace
trimmed drawers, 0l.3o.
Cover and Drawers of nsinsook. lace and
embroidery insertion. beading ribbon and lace
edging. drawers fnlshod with circular rune
Of lawn and lace odging. Sl.5o.
Cover and Drawers OF crossbaf lawn, dainty
embroidery medailioa setln with Val lace
and ribbon beading. lace trimmed drawers,
0l.5o.
Cover and Drawers Of lawn, cover Of ail-over
blind embroidery. with ribbon run through,
finished with Val. hce edging. wide umbrella
drawers open ~ side, nnlshed with Ribbon
bow and Val laco edEtne. Sl.5o.
Cover and Drawers Of hns lawn and Lover
cmbroldery. nnished With Ribbon beading.
O1.Ao.
Cover and Drawers Of nainsook. trimmed
with eyelet embroidery. torchon laoo In.
.ertaon forming pointed yoke. lace trimmed
drawers, S9.Ao.
Better qualities ranging up to S3S.3A.
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Baby Bonnets
ID FL.

u RI.
Bonnets, made Of fancy straw, trim.
med with ribbon and dainty flowers;
pink, blue and white; sizes ! to 4
wears; value $500; special, Sl.2e.
81 Sc fer $500 Rornets. made OF
fine fancy straw, trimmed with
chiffon ruche, flowers and wide
satin ribbon.
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Full-bleaehed Hemmed "Red Star"
Pillow Cases. torn sizes, 4Sx3e in,
At i2e.
Soft. Finished Hemstitehed Pillow
Gases, wide hens, torn sizes, 4Sx3s
in, At TIC.
Wamsutta Gold Medal Pillow
Cases, torn sizes, 45x3e inches. ex-
cellent laundering quality, at &c..
Heavy Linen Finished Muslin
Sheets, with seam in centre, 7zxS0
Seamies, "Ridsewood" Sheets,
made Of full bieached, medium
weight cotton, slxo0 inches. At bse.
"Red Star" Sheets. very closely
woven cotton, slxs0 inches, at 6sc.
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Children's Night Gowns
KimonoN Negligees

These negligees are q little splash OF
the White Sale-bargain sprays-iluns 6
across the display as added proofs Of
It's depth and breadth and all-round
completeness. Every one Is as fresh
a. the blossom-foam that dapples an
apple orchard. sdFL
6sc. FOR KlMONO NEGLICEES,
made Of colored lawn, plain lawn
border, yoke front and back.
sec. FOR KIMONO NEGLICEES.
made Of figured lawn, Empire effect,
Persian trimming.
si.7s FOR KIMONo NEGLI-
GEES, made Of white lawns bright
ened with florals, crossbar muslin
collar and turnover cuffs trimmed
with lace inserting and edging.
sI.e8 FOR KIMONO NEGLI.
GEES, made Of dotted Swiss. dashed
with flower forms, Empire style,
square neck, sleeves and waist trim
med with embroidery beading and
ribbon.
sac FOR KIMONO NEGLI.
GEES, made Of white dotted Swiss,
pleated front, Empire belt In back,
finished with fancy colored border.
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Drawers

Csmbno. lawn rune. cluster Of vide tuchs.
Nainsook. deep lawn umbrella rune tucked,
hemstitohed hem. 7oc.
cambte. tuoked lawn rune. blind embrold-
cry edsinE. sec.
cambrio, tucks finished with hemstitohed
embroidered rune. SOC.
Cambric. blind embroidery rufhe. tucks
above. 0oo.
Mssouviils muslin. cambria umbrella shaped
rune, hemsttohed. soc.
Cambria, deep embroidery rune and tucks.
French band. <Oc.
Isabelle style. OF nainsook. umbrella sha ped
lawn rune. eyelet embroidery. SEQ.
Same - sbove. trimmed With lace insertion
and edgtng. CSC.
and lace edgtng. CSC.
Nesonvtlle muslin. umbrel!a shaped cam
brio rune. tucks and embroidery rune go.
Nsinsock. deep embroidery nounoe, with
tucks above. 5oo.
Cambria. embroidered umbrella RUNE. 10.
Nainsook. blind embroidery insertloo and
rufie 70 match. ribbon bow, sec,
Nsinsook. lawn rune Of two Val inssrtions
and two lace edsinss. aos Insertion sbovs
Nsinsook. deep opsn embroidery runs. with
pin tucks above. 0oc.
iAce iasertioos and edgins. $50.
E.insoek: s!rcui.- rune Of ,.o ,, Va. and two
nbboo rosettes. 0oo.
embroidery dounce, 80.
Nainsook. lawn nounoe. trimmed With dainty
Val and embroidery msdallions. Sl. -.
= ~Nsineook. with nsinsook aounos, trimmed
with iaoe above dounoe, Sl.os.
Better qualities ranging UP to sss.5A.
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cs%bIio, beading Ribbon and embroidery
cambrio, skirt length. blind embroidery eds-
Ing .St, Eish TsS deSon drawn through lawn sufns
Cambria. skirtlength. lace insertion. beading
iSc.
c.mer,c a , snhroids.sd as yoke. beading rtoboa
Cambria, skirt .ieugth embroidery insertion
end sS;l. edfsd with Ribbon hemssisehed rune on
ssrtions and edEed With ribbon. hsmsdtohed
rufie on skirt, Sc.
Ssn:9st .R: s.; snSsold'y sss edsins on band hn'
c.mbIio embroidery insertion and eds-
Nansook. dainty embroidery with ribbon
drawn through. J0c.
Insertion. nnished Win beading TbSon and
torchon lsoe cdGinE. Ace-trimmed skirt. 10.
Nainsook. embroidery insertion. beading
ribbon and embroidery edging. $50.
Nainsook, nve embroidery medslllona. Get
In With Val. lace. beading Ribbon and tace
edging. SEQ.
N.iDseok: a :siyt y ;'enstn. psin.ed yoke sooasa. a.
lace edging On skirt, eoc.
Crossbsr. Empire style, trimmed with Val.
lace and ribbon, lace trimmed skirt ol.7o.
Nsiusook. skirt length. pretty lace inserticu
and embroidery modaltion, tucked nounoe
with lace odee on skirt, Sl.Ao.
NAinsook. skirt length. Val. and Iriah lace
@s Ss sass aye Sn s.
Nainsook. rt-leugth. embroidered yoke
With lace inserttens, tucks below yoke. skirt
nounoo tucked with lace odeing. o1.oSs
Better qualities ranging up 70 o16.0e.
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White Goods

India Linon, 80 inches wide; fine,
firm weave, our regular l2c. quality;
special At &c.
IOc for Dotted Swisses, u inches
vide, small dots, in three sizes.
IOc for Checked, Striped and Dot
led Leno Lawns and Mulls, II
inches wide; over so patterns; value
ISc. to zoe. 4 yard.
l2e. for Mercerized Lingerie Batiste,
3S inches wide, soft finished.
l2c. for 1sc. Persian Lawn. 80
inches wide, fine and sheer.
i5c. for 24c. Persian Lawn, 4S
inches wide, for graduating and con-
iirmstion dresses.
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Cambric, lawn iiounce, hemstitehed
tucks and embroidery ruffle, SOC.
Cambria, deep blind embroidered
flounee, ribbon bow and dust ruffle,
e9c.
Night Gowns
Muslin, cut v. yoke Of solid tuck
Ing, lawn rufile, 2sc.
Muslin, cut v, four rows embroi.
dery Insertions, two Of embroidery
beading and embroidery ruifle, Ssc.
Cambria. cut v, yoke Of lace and
embroidery insertion and hem
stitched lawn ruifle, Sc.
Cambria, cut v. tucks, six rows
embroidery insertions and embroi.
dery ruifle, 4sc.
Cambria. square cut, hemstitehed
tueks, embroidery insertion and en-
broidery ruifle, 40.
Muslin, high or v neck, four rows
embroidery insertion and embroi.
dery ruifle, Soc.
Cambric, low neck, vide embroi-
dey insertion, beading RIBBON ana
lace edging, Soc.
Women's Use Corsets, 29c
Made Of coutil, trimmed with lace;
low bust. long hips, perfect shape;
hose supporters at front and sides;
sl7ss Is TO 26 inches.
Soc Bust Supporter, 29c
Made Of fine quality. muslin. FIN.
ished with lace edsing; sizes "a to ~
inches.
Women's Csc Vests, 19c
Swiss Ribbed Vests, manufacturer's
odd lots; 20 styles to select from; Full
length, In regular and large shes; some
are lace trimmed, Others In crochet
and ribbon; short sleeves or sleeveless;
pants TO match.
Women's CSC Waists, 39c
White madras, In Peter Pan style,
turn over cuffs and collar, finished with
pocket.
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Dresses, 2 70 4 ysar sisss
Baby Coats I'd 'l

Coats, made Of pique. two styles,
sailor collar or circular cape, trimme d
with embroidery inserting and en-.
broidery ruifle, sizes 8 months to 2
years, Sl.4e.
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Corset Covers

Csmbrie, low neck, trimmed At neck
and armholes, lace ruifle, l@e.
Cambria, low neck, two rovs torchon
lace insertions. beading ribbon and
lace edging. isc.
Cambria, low neck, vide embroidery,
beading ribbon and lacs edging, re.
Cambria, low neck, two rows blind
embroidery insertions, beading RIB
bon and embroidery edging, SOC.
Nainsook, low neck, yoke Of Val.
lace Insertion, pointed effect. SOC.
Drawers
Cambria. with hemstitchsd cambric
ruiile. tec.
Cambria, tucks and wide embro
dered rufile. sec.
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WHITE SALE

leadership an
scom
OF THIS
COME TO OUR EFFORTS
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81. so Waists at $1.79
79c Embroideries
at 49c "nL

White Muslin Shirt Waist ront-
fngs. II inches wide, large variety
English eyelet and blind embroidered
effects, worth up to Toe. yard;
choice at l9c.
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Night Gowns

and cambrao rune. 1sc.
scrtlon and hemsdtched lawn rune, So.
Cambria. low neck. beading ribbon and en-
broidory edgins. Ssc.
beading rSSon and isoe sdsins. SEC.
Muslin. v neck. tuoks two rows embroidsey
Insertion and homstitohed rune. 500.
cambric. low neck. embroidery insertion and
edeing. \oc.
cambric. square neck, three rows embroidery
beading. RIBBON and lace ruf,o Acc.
Ss.5s n's s;Sss sSs. sSsr Ss r:ss s.s
broidsry rune, Acc.
Nainsook. low neck. Empire style -four rows
iace Insertions, beading With nbbou around
neck and waist, Soc-
Cambria. low neck. dotted Swis: insertion.
aud lace edGtns. Sc.
11s sioa ana s%e i've u smSsOdsry lSS % rSlsss sss.
Cambrtc. high neck. hemsttched tucks. four
rows emerosdery Insertions and embroidery
1dtchod un6roidored sdgins, eco.
Sroldery insertion and hemsttchod rune,
SSc.
don. Ssadins Win rsSSoa a neck and sleeves,
5oc.
cambrsc, cut v. yoke Of bowicnos embroidery.
embroidery beading and embroidery rune.
e0c-
Nsinscok. low neck. cut square. srnssoadery
odetng With ribbon drawn through. 80.
70: e. rs asSs sna oss s SSoS BOW. Sss
Nsinsook. low neck, yoke. Of Val: laoe inser.
ton. lace sieeves 70 match. Sl.7s.
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$l.25 Waists at CSC ID ,

$l.25 Waists at 69c mr.
Made Of sheer batiste. fine tuck,
back and front, forming graduated
yoke; collar and sleeves trimmed
with lace insertion.
Made Of white striped lawn, ten
tailored pleats in front, finished with
turnover cuffs and collar.
$1.5O Waists at 79c
Made Of sheer white lawn, panel
OF dainty embroidery down centre,
graduated side pleats. three-quarter
sleeves.
Made Of white crepe cloth, open
front, trimmed with tucks and lace
inserting: back and sleeves trimmed
with lace.
Soc for $1.40 Waists, mad.
OF sheer batiste, square low neck,
yoke Of embroidery medallions and
lace inserting, with tucks below.
SITS Waists at 99c
Made OF mercerized batiste, but
toned back, turnover collar trim
med with lace inserting and edging.
finished with jabot, three-quarter
sleeves.
Made Of sheer batiste, hand en-
broidered front, tucked sleeves and
collar, shoulder seams joined with
veining.
Made OF fine batiste, panels Of
pretty embroideries, lace inserting
down centre. finished with fine
tucks.
Made Of mercerized batiste. yoke
Of yalenciennes and Cluny lace In
serting, six rows cluster tucking
below yoke, low turnover lace In
serting collar.
$500 Waists at $1.29
Made Of mercerized batiste. yoke
dainty collarless effect, edged with
lace.
Made Of batiste, surplice effect,
trimmed with tucks. lace inserting
and embroidery medallions.
$2.50 Waists at $1.79
Made OF sheer white lawn, front
trimmed with six rows lace insert.
ing, detached turnover collar OF
medallions and lace inserting. fin
khed with lace trimmed iabot.
$3.75 Waists at $1.98
Made Of fine white batiste, double
row Of hand embroidered polka
dotted batiste forming yoke, trim.
med with lace inserting, three-quar-
ter len 9Th lace trimmed sleeves. This
ba copy OF new French waist.
Made OF soft-finished lawn, beau.
tiful allover embroidery front, with
tucks between: tucked sleeves.
The sun., 1909-05-09
$3.50 Semi-Made Robes at $4.96

hundred Semmade Robes embroidered white The s
finished 6ich ouncngs headed with 3h embroidery and
bands inserting extending waist line Ample material and trimming
for waist Several patterns choose from