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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07
Coupon Dress Goods.

This Dress Goods stock has
been enjoying immense patronage
during the last few weeks. Now
we shall quickly reduce the stock
by severely reducing the prices.
Save Your Coupons.
Lot No. /. Is pieces wool dress
goods worth up to 55c, 81 At
plains and fancies ....~
Lot No. 2. 20 pieces wool dress
goods, Fancy stripes and checks
and some plain colors TX
worth up to $1.25...... 49,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07
Coupon Grocery Sale.

This coupon sale will draw
crowds to our grocery department,
where only the best and purest
foods are kept for your patronage.
Save Your Cn11nnnS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07
Women's Knit Underwear,

The time has arrived when the
remaining numbers of this line
must quickly bid us good bye.
They will. Save Your Coupons.
Ladies ribbed heeced& 10
underwear, Csc values, " 'AO
Ladies fine ribbed fleeced under
wear Munsing make and others,
values up to Coo, this AK
Ladies regular $3.50 union suits
Munsing made, this TO
Ladies regular $500 union suits
Munsing made, this . "a
SAFE.
Special prices on all underwear.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Washington. are guests at the Hotel
Strand.
Miss Alice Dawson. OF Washington. has
apartments at the Hotel Imperial
Mrs Ella Veit, Of Washington, Is reg
istered al the Hotel Lorraine
Dr. r B. Johnston. OF Washington. is
spending the week AZ the Hotel Lorraine.
R a. FlOuring jr-. OF Washington, IS
q guest al the Hotel Berkshire.
A c. N. Flathers, OF Washington. IS
registered al the Hotel Storck
Martin Herzog. o. Washington. IS
spending the week ar the Hotel SJorck.
J. Fl. King. Of Washington. has apart
ments at the Clarendon for the month
Of June
Miss E c. Browne. OF Washington. Is
visiting friends a. the Hotel Clarendon.
D. II. Garvey. Of Washington. is a
guest at the IroQuois.
John T. Kearney. OF Washington. is
registered at the Hotel Iroquois
John c. Parker. OF Washington is stop
ping at the Hotel Monticello.
Registered at HoImhursf.
Mr. and Mrs. William R HnI. Of Wash
ington. are registered at the Hotel Holm
hurst
William NJ. Barley. OF Washington. is a
late arrival az the Hotel Dunlop.
T. S. fitzpatrick and Ms s. L. EHpaf-
rick. OF Washington, are among the
guests at the Hotel Westminster.
John 4. Farley. OF Washington, is a
guest at the Hotel Frcdonia
Mrs. H, P. Bailey and Henry P. Bait
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

includes Mrs. English and Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Gosling. Of St. Davids. and Mr..
and Mrs. a. P. Swoyer.
No Firecrackers on Sunday.
Mayor Stoy has just issued HIS annual
Fourth Of July proclamation. He sets
forth a three-day celebration, from the
Sd TO the 5th, but forbids the use OF fire.
crackers on Sunday, the 9Th On the
night Of the 5th there viii be a display
Of fireworks at Inlet Park, and at the
Atlantic City Yacht Club and at the
Ventnor Yacht Club there viii be boat
races and fireworks at night
Representative A. ". Rucker. OF Den
yer. Colo, is at the Hotel Westmont for
few days. He is accompanied by MS
private secretary. Harvey Garman.
W. A Baily, a stock broker of Wash-
ington. is spending a few weeks at the
Hotel Dunlop.
Benjamin J. Chandler, a wealthy stock
raiser Of Australia, who has been spend
Ing some time in Washington. is here for
a week He IS registered at the Hotel
Abbey
Mr.. and Mrs John d. L4anghorn, of
Washington, accompanied by their daugh-
ter Mrs P. Clayton Langhorn, jr.. are
spending June at the Hotel Chelsea.
Paul Morton, former Cabinet Minister,
Is spending the week az Haddon Hall
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A Rossiter. OF
Washington, are among the guests az
Haddon Hail.
Joel Hnlman. Of Washington. the we'll
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. whose
500 delegates have been in convention
here all the week at the st. Charles The
judge met a number Of friends from the
South. where a majority Of the 1900
members OF the fraternity reside. and
made an address at the dinner. as did
Col John Barrett Randolph, OF Alabama,
the only surviving one Of the twelve or
ganizers Of the famous fraternity. in
1865. and who lost an arm in defending
Atlanta against the Northern invasion.
David H Evans. head Of the Pennsyl-
vania delegation. wos also a speaker a.
the dinner.
Thousands in Bathing.
With tbs surf temperature ranging be-
tween 81 and sS, more than 1900 bathers
have enjoyed the ocean between 9 and 5
O'Clock So pleasant has the surf proved
70 the visitors that the fashionable bath
ing hours, from 70 Il o'clock. have been
extended until the afternoon. and the
larger bathing establishments have never
before rented so many bath robes in tbs
month OF June.
The "millionaires' feet" as the big
yachts are called. has arrived, OF a por-
ton, at least. for the summer Among
those already here are Commodore A. /.
English, OF the Philadelphia Yacht Club,
who arrived in his $4,000 steamer Gi-
ralda, on Thursday: J. Fred Betz. the
millionaire brewer, in his yacht Sibylia.
and Charles B. Prettyman. in his yacht
the Larman- Commodore Engllsh's party
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

known hotel man. is spending few days
at the Rudolf
Entertaining Miss Hooker.
Mrs. W. E Conrad. Of Washington. Is
entertaining Miss Anna Hooker, OF At
lanta, at the Hotel Windsor.
Baron Edward V. Schroeder Is spend
ing a week az the Arlington Hotel.
DR.. R. B. Johnstone. of Washington, Is
at the Hotel Lorraine.
George B. Fahnestock and Miss Fahne-
stock. OF Washington. are among the June
visitors at the Hotel Majestic.
Mrs. Paul Bradley and Miss NJ ].
Benan. Of Washington. have apartments
at the Pennhurst.
Mrs. Thomas Streets. OF Washington, IS
stopping at the Hotel Revere.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Hall. or Baiti-
more, are at the Hotel Raleigh Mrs
Hall is a June bride They will spend
two weeks Of their honeymoon here
Mr.. and Mrs ". S. Hslderman have
apartments at the Hotel Morton.
Mrs 7 s. Ward. OF Washington. has
apartments at the Hotel Sothern for the
summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Alters, OF Bal
timore, are registered AZ the sothern.
They are accompanied by Miss Dorothy
Alters and Henry ". Alters
Alfred Stewart. OF Washington. Is al
the Rudolf He was elected one Of the
vice presidents Of the Master Car Build
ers' Association now In convention here.
Maj. A. W. Wills. OF Nashville. Tenn.
and postmaster in that city, IS registered
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. a-Contipusd.

AIR. JOS \. Hurney. 22o7 18th st. NV. 1910
Mr.. Isaac Haas 272s 18th ST nw.......... Io2.s4O
Mrs. J. H. Kettner. ia Adams g. nw...... .2.4So
Mr.. Frank Mark 81 Bryant St nw........ 1855
Randolph A Menefee. SIS Z s.. nw........ sI.040
Miss May A Miller. Il Adams NV 1908
Miss Edith II. Nicole. III Adams st. NV. $3.50
Mr.. William T. Poole 4Os T ST nw........ 2sl2O4
r. E Pidgeon, 1907 Harvard ST nw--..... IOsa
Clarence T. Parker 1923 18th ST nw.... 2sS5
Miss Rita Sehinman. 1862 Harvard St NV. J279
Miss Mary Tebbs 626 Morton St nw..... 4Oi1
Milton NJ Thorne 1910 18th 81. NV. 1883
Mr. Jesse Veimeyer. 1906 ST NV. 1880
Mr. Ralph E Walker. $50 Adams St NV. 1s5.7zs
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

at the Hotel Jackson He is well known
In Washington.
Mrs. Henry Osborne. OF washington. IS
spending the week at the Hotel Wilt
shire
Mrs F. H West, OF Washington. IS
registered at the Lorraine.
L " Mcintosh. Of Washington. IS
among the guests at the Lorraine.
Mrs. ". E Conard- OF Washington, IS
among the guests at the Ponce de Leon
Mrs. Mary Regan. OF Washington. IS
spending June at the Ponce de Leon.
A c. Flather. a lawyer OF Washington.
IS registered az the Hotel Raleigh for a
two weeks stay.
Wharton z. Lester. OF Washington. IS
among the June guests at the Seaside
House.
Confirms Big Glass.
Right Rev. John A McFaul. bishop Of
the New Jersey diocese. Is the guest OF
the Augustinian Fathers at st. Nicholas
Rectory. and on Sunday conHrrped a class
OF more than $50 candidates. In an ad-
dress before the ceremony he criticised
members OF the church for marrying out
side the church and deplored the scarcity
Of candidates for the priesthood
Mr and Mrs Henry T. Brewer. OF
Baltimore, accompanied by Henry T,
Brewer. j.. and James r. Brewer. are
spending tie summer az the Hotel Both
well.
Mr.. and Mrs John P. Love. Of Wash
ington, are spending the week at the
Wiltshire Hotel
Alr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Of
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

ley, OF Washington, are among the guests
al the Hotel Dennis
A B. Marsh. OF Washington. is regis
tered st the Florence
John y. Swift. OF WASHINGTON. Is
among The guests al the Hotel Francis
Charles Y. Evans. OF WASHINGTON IS
registered at the Hotel Florence.
Henry X Dougherty, OF Washington. IL
among the guests az the Shoreham
Mrs. NJ X Turner. OF Washington. zc-
companied BY Mrs r. c. Sloan. Mrs. y.
N Thissen. and Mrs. J. NJ La Terrette.
also OF Washington, is registered az ths
Hotel Clarendon.
u r Gardner. Of Washington is regis
tered al the Hotel Fredon.a-
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Post Of Washing
ton, have apartments at the Monticello
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. Ii.

District No. Is includes Petworth BriEhtwood
Takoma Park. Silver Spring. Sligo. BrookIand
Langdon. North Langdon. Woodbridge Kenilworth
and rural territory from the above named places
Miss Lucy Black. Silver Spring Nd. ssf5s
MIS-. Albert w. Bowen. 1865 Jackson ST ne 1850
Mr. J. r Carson. 70s Michigan ave
BroOkiand D. CO ----------.--- s.45s
Claud D. Clayton, 40 Longfellow 81 NV. 4l7so
Mr.. Chas. 5 Cole 432 Shepherd St NV. 142o
Mrs. Jeanie R DriSgers- Olive and "a sts-
kenilworth. D. c-----.--.--.-----.--.-. 6.27o
Mr- Frank FavOrite. TakOna Park d. c.. 1850
Mr. John W. Johnson. Silver Spring Nd. 24604
Henry Utley Milne. Columbia and Pine
aves. Takoma Park. D. C--.-.--..,.,.. 1920
Miss Ethel Mitchell. 1254 Everts st
Brookiand. D. C............... ....--.-- 1870
Mr. Herbert " Rutledge. 1000 Kansas
ave Pw----------. .------.----..,,--.-- s7s75
Mr. Roland p skinner 2sth and Franklin
SIS. Langdon. D. C-------------------.-- 1859
Mr W A Trotter $500 9Th st NV. ss.5sI
Geo. c TurnbalL Columbia Golf Club...... s7.s45
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
HOT WAYE
WaShingtOnians Flee to At
lantic City by Hundreds.
JUDGE HOwRY HONOR GUEST
Annual Banquet of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Fraternity Held Friday
Night-ThOusauds of BathePs in the
Surf Every Day-3TiIHOnaire's Fleet
Arrives for the Summer.

Atlantic City. n. J.. June 2s.-washing-
ton people are arriving here on every
train 10 escape the heat wave that has
been sweeping the inland cities the past
few days, and the summer rush is fairly
on. The name OF the Capital City is on
every hotel register. and on the Board
walk one notes many prominent Wash
lngton people. Judge Charles B. Howry,
OF the Court Of Claims. az Washington,
arrived here last night and was the guest
Of honor at the annual banquet OF the
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
Here IS the List Of Contestants
In The Washington eralds Great Prizesiving Contest

count fstmy enasoumHg
op o M@a John Father Fey Lieut. William SntIn
mp lb al he ekud
re hope to be to d he lowing in Herald though
some akgh than we t Htahno ofwhta ammearncn ndowhn
h dehe what
lSdh b oup1en aehsnne
h been ding that ~ know a rucm mnHvm mr,nd
than has Oan does esbetd nho
HOhdwak
f Agpp has vrbenof
ema vansnme
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
Rat. HId Ieuelrr.

Jewelry reported to the police as stolen
was yesterday recovered from rat holes
in the store OF Salvatore DesiO. al 10l3
p street northwest. TrinSets and small
pieces OF jewelry have disappeared from
show cases and windows for period OF
nearly a year. and the proprietor OF the
store was mystifed
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
ChiIa &c. for Iniurie..

Through her father. Charles A Baden.
six-year-old Helen Bladen fled suit yes
.erday 20 recover $500 damages from
John G. Hopkins for alleged personal IN
jury. The little girl Was struck by an
automobile owned BY the defendant on
Nay 81 last. suffering a fracture OF tha
arm and other injuries.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. 70.

District No. u includes the city Of Alexandria
Anacostia. Congress Heights and GOOD HOPE ana
all rural territory from the above cities
Father Cutler. S1o Duke st. Alexandria $500
J. p GaynOr. St Elizabeth. Congress
Heights. D. c-.........-.............. 1850
Richard NJ Latham. Alexandra, Va. 1000
Master samuel Matthews Bell Home Ana
costa, D. C---................-.-.- 12s.1os
NJ VIM Priest. 400 n. Patrick St. Alex
sndria. Van. .................. 15s.70s
andria .-.... .............. ...........-..-. 41zo
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Mr.. Stewart NJ Angelo 124 SeatOn ST. 117c
Mrs Allie Sharpe Baleh 1925 Euclid St.. L32TS02
w ; Balhnger. l34 Harvard 81. NV. 1900
Pink Bowie, $50 Westminster St NV. 26.270
sidney Z Blshop, lSs Adams ST nw------- I2S,675
Mrs NJ e Quits, l6S Adams st NV. 1888
Mr. Nicholas BuXmeyer. 1882 9Th ST. NV. 2,S27
w. NJ {. Cheseldine, 1l6 Adams st. NV 1.35e
Miss p c. Claytor. 1929 14th ST. nw@.-.-.. 1.130
Scott Dampler. l2S Y ST.. .-.-...... 900
Henry W: Draper. 1903 Fairmont ST.. 1850
Nr. John b Eckenrode. 17l2 1st ST nw...- 1860
Robt W. Farrelly, 2415 lst St NV 116.204
Waiter Fowler. 1r. 1910 Irving st. NV. 1910
r A Ford. 1872 Harvard St nw--.-.-.... 7S4127
Mrs ksda M Frost. S26 Westminster ST. L0Io
Mrs L A Freeman 46 st nw---.------ I.0Os
Mr.. Francis J. Ford. 1922 Harvard st. $500
A. s. Genlsi 500 Irving st. nw-........... 2,840
william j. HARRISON, IT.. 1S45 18th st. NV. 1850
D. S. Hoover, 2l2S 1st St nw.......-..... I.5S06e3
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. l.

District Nc. 1 includes ali the city OF George
town. known that section west OF Rock Creek
south of Massachusetts, avenue. east OF the Dis
trict line. and north OF the Potomac River
George " Barnes. 1858 o st nw-......... s5l59O
samuel McDevitt. S114 Dumbarton ave-. 1900
MISS Louise G Mcmahon. 1404 Park I'd. NV 1853
9ir Bernard F. Messenger 1901 S0th st. NV. 1871
airs la Perry. IzSO 2Sth St nw....------ 1.340
Mrs. Chas- Alvin Smith 3IIO Dumbarton
ave, Georgetown. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Cloyo Iavenner, l4l6 3Sd St nw........... 81
Mss Mary NJ Wilkins. 1923 2Sth st. NV. 315SS2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. 6.

District No. includes al that territory bounded
by an imaginary line through them all from the
Capitol TO Fourteenth street on the south the
side Of North Capitol street the south side OF L
street northwest. and the side OF Fourteenth
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO IA.

District No. Il includes Tennallytovvn. sone--
set Heights Friendship Heights Derwood and
Chevy Chase IN the District Of Columbia and
Maryland. Cleveland Park Cathedral Heights and
Woodley Park. and all rural territory from the
above named places.
Nj z, \, Biggs. Cumberland ave- som
erset Nd. -. --.....-.....-.. 1I5.o4e
Miss Rosemary Browning. 1912 Newark
81 NV. .....-. ...-.............. 25os5s
MISS = 4 Cummings, Chevy Chase Nd. S30,85S
Mlss NJ G. Callsghsn. 1901 Grant Road
ave. TennaIytovn. D. C................ 6475
lanes Pouglss CheVy Cnass Colt Club. 1880
Tennallytown, D. c., ....--......., a2ssSs
Lawrence rye, 1919 Newark st.--.-...-.. 1890
William Peebles Somerset. West Chevy
Chase Md -: .........-.-....-..... 7o3s3O
samuel Riggs. Rockville, Md-.----.....-. lilo
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

1Ir- AlonzO Adams. SIG L ST se..-.. 1854
Mrs 7. y. Adams. 400 A 81. se........ 2T2'060
2llss Francis Ansalvish, 524 4th St se..... sI35s
SlE Jonn X bradley. IzlS B st se-----.-- 1.19s
hlr John J. Brown. go A se.--.--- 4s07O
MISS Marie d Bogdahn. 3S5 y c. ave. 423O
Joseph R BdZata. Ill Hickman St 6q4S
M rIdnh CdIondn- 0lb A ST Se-----.---. S5,069
MIS- EdWard J Cunningham 14A3 A So. 1910
Mr. G. Howard Dunnington $50 18th St Sc 9s as
M Norton ElSeman- lZf 18th s. 1880
ar. John n Ehle. l5b Nv ave. -.......... 3514170
Alr- tyerett FIynn. 3S6 9TH St 4.694
Mss Lucy Graves. 30 1lth st. se......... 11ISOs
pr. Jas A Aewes 5aS 9th ST 1000
Mrs Jos 9. F. Hartley. 611 E st. se...... SS7s
MIS- Julla r keIfer. sl4 S Z. ave. ISIS
Master John n Leach. 26z l5t1 St se-.-... 37.5I2
hreoerick Meisheimer 3l4 E Capitol St. 1000
SiIs- Mary Z AliieT 6SS L 81 se-..-.----. 1900
Slrs- Jerlsha remington % 1lth St 5.S5I
Mrs II W Pate. S2S lotf ST I00e
MIS- Emanuel Ream. 2O9 - se...-.-... AI9a
Lieut.. VIM. H Santelman Ist se 7s1o1 1SS
George Stone. 1921 G st. Sc. - gS 990
ar. MelYlIie e, B IeWksbury II st se---- 5000
Hospital ............... 2ss.22s
y D Mlckham; lO9 4th St se.-.-.-...-... lilo
MT FRANK Williams 1920 4th ST se....--.. 1.I70
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. 10

District No, 10 includes all that territory bound
ed by the north side OF East Capitol street Eastern
Branch. and the south side OF Benning road and II
street northeast. and the east side OF North Capitol
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. Z.

District No. includes All that territory bounded
by the north side OF L street northwest and the
west side of North Capitol street and the south
side of street northwest and the east side OF
Fourteenth street
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO q

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side Of n street northeast and the
west side OF BladensburE road and the east side
Of North Capitol street. including lexington sub
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by the north side Of S street northwest and the
west side OF North Capitol street to Michigan ave-
nue. and the south side Of Spring road and the east
side OF Enurteanth street
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO IL

District No II includes al that territory bound
ed on the south and east by the Eastern Branch
and on the south side Of East Capitol street and
the east side OF South Capitol street
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. 4.

District No. includes all that territory boundAd
by the north side OF street northwest the west
side of Fourteenth street northwest and the south
side Of street northwest and Rock Creek and
he
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT MO. !.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the west side Of South Capitol street and tbe
south side OF street southwest. and the Speed
way and Washington Channel
Miss loabella Beach 4l4 9Th St NV: 1928
st and Va ave, .:.....-.......... 1895
9ar. 4 = L1dhLI' 4Oe ltn ST sW 356.693
mos y. SaIIshef, pa eth 81 sU...s.... 4z2.602
". 4 lynn ll9z tn ST sW....-. lao
ar. p boWarQ hcCanns 81i y ST sw.... 30,SSO
pr. geo, NJ Lhomas. 50l Sth St sw-....... 5,927
Leo +. A"lssler us Sth ST. sW.--......... 27,17I
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. Q.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side of s street northwest and the
west side Of Fourteenth street northwest 10 the
extremity and the east bank OF Rock Creek
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. Is


District No. Is includes HyattsvIile Riverdale
College Park. Mount Rainier. Vienna. Clarendon
Del Ray. Braddock Heights. Arlington ST. Elmo
West Falls Church. ROsslyn. Ballston. and all
rural territory from the above named places
Mrs. Laura V Allen. Arlington. .......... 1873
James T.. Boswell Arlington Va.......... 241s
Charles W. Clagett Hyattsville. Nd ..... 900
Miss Grace G. Greene. West Falls Church
Va. ..--.... ................ sss17s
=. d Hutehison. Pleasant valley. va. 1.05a
Mr. F. E Keith. Hyattsville. Nd .--.-.... 5e4S9
Mr. P + Little Adams ave. Rfvsrdale
Nd --..-..... s7.s42
Harry Lewis. Hyattsville. Nd
Mark Turner, Route l, Vienna. Va. 157.44o
Presley Wedding Mt Rainier. Md........ 5S763
DISTRICT NO. 16
District No IS includes Kensington Woodsi5s
Forest Glen Laurel. Berwyn. and su rural territory
from the above named places
Mr. Joseph "; Buck, KensIngton Md. s2.0s0
Mr.. NJ . Kelly. Forest Glen Nd ........ Sass
Miss G. G. Massey. Kensngton Nd. -. I0S0O
z Werber. IT.. Berwyn.. ........-....... 1000
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. 8

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by :he north side OF L street northwest and the
west side OF Fourteenth street. the south side Of
street northwest. and the east bank OF Rock Creek
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
DISTRICT NO. II.

District No. Il includes all towns IN the States
OF Virginia and West Virginia. with the exception
Of Alexandria IN Virginia
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

known hotel man, is spending a few days
at the Rudolf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-14
LEATHER GOODS
CLEARING SALE LIST

Suit Cases and Hand Bags, formerly 50 c1nE
Now offered Tor OI,Iu
Syii Cases and Hand Bags, formerly S. and 90 lE
S6NOW offered for OO,0I
SUl Cases and Hand Bags, formerly SO OF
Now offered Ter I.11
Su Cases and Hand Bags, formerly so On or
Now offered Tor OJ.Ou
Suii Cases and Hand Bags, formerly SIS en- ne
Now offered for DlU.JJ
Collar Bags, formerly 3 OF nc
Now offered Tor UI.uJ
Cellar Bags, formerly 3 Q11n
Now offered for 0I1IU
CClIar Bags, formerly $50 Ok
Now offered for OUL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-14
Mems ( Young Mems Trousers
CLEARING SALE LIST

Mems and young mems Trousers, iOrmcrlyG1 fE
$780, $3.50 and Si.0O now D IrJJ
Mems and young mems Trousers, formerly On OK
$500, $3.50 and $500, now OZ.0J
Mems and young mems Trousers, formerly O. TX
500 and $50. now offered Tor UO.I j
Boys Knee Pants, formerly soc and 75c CAo
Now offered Tor OTU
Boys Knee Pants, formerly $500 Hno
Now offered Tor Full
Boys Knee Pants, formerly $i25 and $3.50 OEo
Now offered for 0Ju
Boys Knec Pants, formerly $500 and S2.50N1 1E
Now offered for I,/J
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-14
MEMS FANCY VESTS
n ~
CLEARING SALE LIST

Mems Fancy and White VESTS formerly sI.25 7c,
and sf.5O, now offered for JG
Mems Fancy and White VeSls formerly 3 n11r
and $3.50, now offered for 0I,I1
Mems Fancy and White Vests, formerly s. o. or
and $3.50, now offered for IL ,OJ
Mems Fancy and WhiteVesis, formerly 81 on If
and IS now offered o.,
Mems Bathing Suits. formerly 81 and $50 I'M
Now offered for. I'LL
Mems Bathing Suits, formerly 81 and $3.50 OF Or
New offered for III
$50 Odd Vests made up from remnants OF Suits. rama.
Ing In price from SIS TO $40 values, while they 0Eo
last. we will sell for ZJG
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-14
MEMS and YOUNG MEMS
HATS AND CAPS
CLEARING SAIL LIST

Mems and young mems haiS, formerly 500 % Of
Now offered for DUgZJ
Mems and yOung mems hats, formerly O. cE
3 90 and $3.50, now offered for OEsUJ
Mems and young mems hats, formerly flEo
$500 and $3.50, bow offered for Juu
Mems Caps formerly St 90 nCa
Now offered for UJU
Mems Caps formerly soc and 75c 0Eo
Now offered for JfTU
Any childS hal in The house marked soc 0En
and $500, new offered Ter ZJU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-14
MEMS SHIRTS
CLEARING SALE LIST

0IIVS II 10 To NtCk.
Mems Shirts, formerly $i 90 and si25 en-
Now offered for OIL
Mems Shirts, formerly Si.5O me-
Now offered for 0JG
Mems Shirts, formerly $500 Of or
Now offered for OI.OJ
Mems Shirts, formerly $3.50 Of ar
Now offered for D III
Mems Shirts, formerly $500 and $3.50 OF or
Now offered for OIVOI
Mems Shirts, formerly IS 90 and $500 CoEn
Now offered for OU.Uu
Boys Blouse Waists Shirts, formerly SOC & 75c CHo
Now offered for O4U
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-14

ey formerly IS
$50 offered SI.5O Mems Pm formerly So -