Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-10

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ter 1874
Prof. John Stasney was In the city
today from his home on Rock Prairie
Prairie.
Sheets. Pillow Cases. Towels. Table
Linens at unheard OF prices at Eugene
Edges. l5S
Miss Maude Moore returned TO Nav.
aso,a today after a visit to Mrs. Ralph
Howell.
$500 Crossett shoes for s2ss the
best $500 shoe in Bryan at Eugene
Edges. i5S
Chas. Merka OF the firm of Kosarek
& Merka of smetana. was in the city
on business today.
The big sale at Eugene Edges Is the
biggest and best sale ever pulled on
in Bryan. l5S
Miss Susie Lomax arrived from
waxahachie today and Is the guest Of
Mrs. 4. b. Lomax.
S25.O0OOO worth Of high grade mer.
chandise is stlll being slaughtered at
Eugene Edges. 1853
Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
On hand. also nice line OF fancy can
dies. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Miss Edith Weeden returned TO Aus
tin today after a visit TO her sister
Mrs. A. W. wilkerson.
Womens low cut shoes the best and
largest line TO select from AT almost
one half price. Eugene Edge i5s
Mrs. p. S. Tilson returned 10 Hous.
ton this afternoon after a visit 10 her
mother Mrs. N. Parker.
Counterpanes. We have a fine LOT and
are priced az one half Eugene Edge.
i5S
Miss Roberta Griffith returned To
Dallas today after an extended visit
10 Miss Alberta Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs John Slaughter and
children and Miss Lou Niece OF Re
lance. were In the city today.
Red Seal Bingham and Madras for
boys waists and dresses going AZ SIP /
In the big sale at Eugene Edges. 15s /
All ladies hats trimmed free during /.
our big sale. II materials are bought ]
ofus. Wilson a. Derden. i5S /
The very best grades Of goods in
short length remnants az Coulters. /
and the price Is hardly more than half
Of fun length. 1885 /
For all kinds OF concrete work. /
sidewalks. plastering, etc. call on me
at First National bank building. J.
v Musgraye. III /
Short length calicoes. glnghams and
lawns at Coulters. They are just as ]
good as the standard lengths and the
price Is about half. 1885 /
Theo D. Meyer Of Houston. The
Music Man" called on The Eagle
while IN the city yesterday and re-
ports that be will soon make a bust
ness visit to this city
We are not selling storm damaged
goods or old out Of date stun but the
very newest and latest spring crea-
tions. Eugene Edge on the Corner
l5S
n YOU only need a yard or two Of
goods. a remnant will DO just as well
as any. You can get it az Coulters
az about half regular price 1855
Miss Pauline Foster Of Waco and
Elizabeth Woldert Of Tyler returned
TO their homes today after a pleasant
visit TO Miss Lucille DeMaret n
Thousand Of dollars white goods,
laccs. embrolderies. shoes. sheetings.
towels linens. hosiery. mems furnish.
ings. etc. slaughtered The biz cutting
begins Saturday. Come early. Don't
wait until our store Is damned VII
son A Derden. l5S
Miss Lucy Wilson returned last
night from Willis where she has been
teaching the past session. Her many
friends are glad ! have her back
again. ~
The following country merchants
place orders today with Bryans Shc.o-
sale houses for merchandise w. II.
Buchanan. Kurjen: Beard a Cren.
shaw Edge: August Prinzel. Kurten;
W. n. Morgan a Co., Reliance and
Bullock a Jones OF Harvey.