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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
5O99.,. .5104.

5000, Conaa aproximacion del
frfo los sobre todos son una de las
p;ezas mas necesarias. El nuevo es-
tito Sc dirfe-encia de los de Ia prima-
vera Y verano. Este modelo es corto
El frente hace un pano undo a los
lados. de igual manera la espalda V
eSta no iiene costura. Las manga
son senclllas y no muy plegaoias Es-
ta pleza puede hacerse de un Nate
rial grueso. El patron esta oortado
para sehoritas de IA. l6 V IS amos
Para una senorita de is amos este mo
delO necesita 3 is yardas de tela de
80 pulgadas ancho, con /! yarda de
gallon para ell adorno.
(5l04). Hay un gran cambio en- los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
5,O93---5,107.
NUMERO 81.
La vaca que Sc muestra en- el gra-

(5o93). El traje ilustrado arriba
es uno de los de ultima moda de es-
ia estaci6n. Es muy elegante. La fall
da es de bandas. FL cuello es un
COCO descotaGo Y ribeteado con una
tista de adcrno. Las mangas no tlenen
costura en- los hombros, Sc cortan Jun
tas con la espalda y frente de la blusa
Sc cierran atras.Se veria muy bonlto
delicado en- tela azul Q crema ador-
nado conl lblanco 8 de color. El mate
rial debe ser suave para q. forme los
pliegues bien. Este patron es para Sc
horitas de IA, 16 y is amos. Para uno
de 16 ahos el traie requiere 81 yardas
de material de A pulgadaS ancho
con 4 de tela para el adorno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
NIEVE DE ESTIO

Sc ha cernido la nube sobre los
campos. Las bandadas de golondri-
mas han pasado asaetando el aire hui
medo y tibio, y Sc han refugiado, a.
turdidas, en- el carrascal.
Una rafaga impregnada en- acres
perfumados sensuales, ha agitado
los tallos sedientos, y I'm olor pene-
trante 4 terra madre, ha hecho estre
mecerse los nidos, como calido vaho
vivificante de primavera en- cello.
Sc ha sentido algo como un tremo-
In on 81 seno de Ia nube sOmbrfa. V
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

bado busca a su amo para que le de
de conner. Ell hombre esta escondi-
do Y 81 I'd. desea encontrarlo no tie
ne NADIA mas que cortar las manchas
negras que Sc ven en- el cuerpo de la
vaca y arreglarlas de modo que for
men la silueta del hombre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
Fernando PaSCua|.
Gale de Cells Aguilera. No. 1f
esquina a San Juan.

FAJARDo Puerto Rico. Tiene
constnnte existencia de Novelas de
todas clases y de los autores de mas
fama. Precios muy limitados. Ven
de tambien LA CORRESPONDENCE,
diariamente i 2 centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

-Cuando usted oompre en- las tiene
das, haga que !e den el bo.eto &c la
Gaia Reg;stradoEa. Esto !e va.e Gi-
nern
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
Ruiz, SaIdaha & Co

sc ot'ecen al pdblico ONO ore.a-
dores Ell kadiosco?i2 V Rsdiograf;a,
Contando a. efecto con VI buep aps,a,
to de Hayos y y accessories netesarios.
cuya splicac;ones Sc haran en- core-
zlta con ia ohc M de- Doctor SaiGa-
ia. Allen s.. 50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

A. 4 HIS meat preminent Sin wae u
y: &c. si,; ron On S 81: sss ke eg sipsSd
vas covered with saos, yet Pow leT made
the very GOOD time 81 7 hours mInaie.
by nearly hAh q P'ile
Whatever may be the effect Of holding
tia A A a national championshipa a.
NeS OTleans thoee Who follow track and
field apOrta 6oWn there have made an early
start toWard preparing for the meet Mayor
behrman has heAded q subscription ll~t
With donation Of tOo. and y y said that
q hs sum Of q, 90 VIII be needed TO run on
the games. II ALL take about 5000 20
build Z quarter mile track and the resi stll
6e spent "a mednis and other incidenal!
e1pensSa. Work has already been started
on he track. which n situated on the Tulane
University property, q fact which means
that u y 70 be perulAneqi and should come
In handy for future athlstic fixtures.
The Boston A. 4. has announced he
4. A. Y national boxing chamPtopships
for Aprtl ~ and 1. 20 be held IT Mocha nice
Hall. Boston. Mass. George hroNn 81 the
B. a A. has charge Of the nItuTs and he
and hsavyweight. over ISs pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

ton and ~ a width 81 five inches a. the
lower end which forms the mouth
The parts may he cut from stih grade
Of Tissue paper first pasted IN long sh""'>
and then cut out after q pattern The
.eKment- are pasted together with lap
IL about two inches
After the process - joining has be"n
compIstsd the point at the top should ."
wrapped With a strong linen thread and
n lon, formed through which nal
driven IA the end Of q stick ~ passed while
the balloon - DeinR inflated
The mouth 10 shaped with wire and To
make Il more secure cTos-pieces are
inserted Then three wires about ten
inches IN length are fastened IN the
on~oinR and al the other end are caught
20 a hook for adjusting the basket
An ordinary fruit haskell without
handles will serve the purpose. A. each
~ the four corners IS fastened wire
twelve inches long running To four inch
ring. and four other wires of the same
length are carried from the larger ring
10 a small ring that hts over the hook on
the bag.
When the balloon - ready 10 ~ inflated
take a tin can and all u with papers and
wood aud light a IRE The hoy who
holds the stirE that lifts the bag up should
-,and on = tall box and three OF four
otheF boys should pull the sides IN SHAPE
The bag should be held about two feet
above the can and should initiate IN about
two minutes.
should not be Attempted. for many large
not air balloons have been burned up by
c.tchina Are in such circumstances
a dummy weighing thres pounds can
be sent up IN the basket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
e0LUMBIA- VARSITY seer.
Cs1ssaausa ceaea naes WssAa Ne Ven
maeanneA % Nave.

Warnoeo % mnse.
Although oondllAoMs have not bssA %
the beea with the Columbia efew thus fAr
thh ssasoa. CeacA Rice has he Dsa IN
collage who ~ sksy SAP eligible WI Gsse
q crew that 10 aAtiafsetOry. II ~ cen Ret
the men seaaed N tho order he wanea and
can keep shsm together without the hind
rances that Agectsd hls 100 boat. the
Columbia crew win row . race liks that IN
1907. The men win 90 out from the start.
% they cd thsa with Cornell and the Navy.
not lay back 90 they aid Iast year.
Tho eholDs for serokS ilss between Murphy
and DownlA6. Murphy paced the varsity
crew last year and dad h very well indeed.
DownlnS waa The fRoeAman stroke lasr
season. Murphy showed the ability 20 60
the distance and 70 maintain Q steady
swing. fhs Columbia crew had 10 b
saved al through the race last year
because thsrO Was soma doubt about PHI
lips. &C 9. Who had been oat of the boat be-
cause of sinknses. Perhaps Downing might
show more drive than Murphy and equal
70 him IN other respects would aee the saat.
The chances ere that Murphy viii b stroke.
IN which case Downing vii hght for 3s
place.
stslnschnsidsr. who rowed bow In the
crew that raced Harvard last sprinG. h
the leading man fes 2. Ne b very lively
and has increased In power and ability.
He would keep the starboard side on the
Jump all the time and would naks q good
man &C = for that reason. Ne has-a ten
dsncy 60 catch little ahead. which wouldn't
be 90 bad a fault IN the place.
u Saunders In able 20 row No win be- put
In &C Q. Ne has gained In weight since last
season. when he was at q. and IN conss-
auence Il h considered Q good move 10
bring him down toward the stern Of the
boat. Despite HE weight Saunders pulls
q snAppy oar and his long sxDsrienes vii
ma y = rim . verv ma hle man for sh~ .heli
p-..h.- - ~. - -. - ..a.a,
at Poughkeepsis. 10 slated 70 teke scat
this year Ne too has gained mneh In
weight and nts better In the waist Of the
"e. ~ ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Company O. ssvsnty-nFst RsGimens. vii
hold its annual military tournamsat az the
armory. PaTk avenue aud Thirty-fcurth
street. on Saturday. April -. One 81 the
features Of the evening viii ~ the eonapeta-
1--WE drNls. opsn 70 military schools end inds-
pendent cadet oRHnntaAtlo1a. IN Whicn ne
sueFtas vili be divided INTO thar respeatiss
clnasea silver loving oupo viii bo awarded
a. AFua. ana scond pTiRss IN eaoh eians. TIE
viansE. lslas aslssiOa sy . board g !9dgS.
ttonal Guard 0meegn. No entrY iee ~ re-
should auu,y 81 oncs 70 lgTHf. ". ", 0rnhann,
sst Ea-t i7eth strsst. Nsw foSk =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
WANING NOT ar BiLIOON
InsIrueIIons n, Z. Leo ~t~N rms for the
Beneut % Boys.

ANY hoy who will follow the instructions
81 A. Leo stevens. the aeronaut. can
build q hot air balloon with = lifting
capacny Of three pounds Soms time ago
Mr. stevens constructed a miniature air
craft of this type for the amusement ~
some boys at Chautauaua Lake which
scared To- an altitude - / On feet and
driftsd a mile acro~s the swamp- finally
landing IN the branches 81 tree
A hallOOn II this type when inflated
stands eleven feet high. but 10 reality l.
eighteen feet long. The diferepce being
explained NV The curve The bag 10 cui
IN fourteen parts; each part II eighteen
feet in length. two feet IN width a. the
widest point and tap-rs 10 a point AZ the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
INTERSCHOLASlE SPORT
FINAL STANDING OF THE
RASkETBALL PLAYERS.
me ssayvesAst TeAm SSakes . Gesa snow.
lng-C0mmeroe CreN Has . eeAPt
the Beats WIN Soan ne sa the mhver
baseball Teams HSadlag Pvuctloe.

-uaaebou Neamls Hosolng rrucupe.
4 standing Of the basketball players WHO
took part In the recent p. 3. A. l.. high
school tournament calcula ted on the haNt1
oG the total number % goals scored gives
an opportunity for some interesting com
PARSONS I, h imprNcficable to divide tho
PLAYERS into forwards aud guards. a. many
of them played In both positions a. one time
or another Thoae who played consist
emily AZ forward Of course had the advan-
tage IN shooting baskets. number did
not participate in every game and have
low record for that reason
Friedland Of Stuyvesant and I.ealte OF the
High school of Commerce together head
the list with total Of Is goals each They
Were forwards There seems to have been
but little distinction between the guarsia
and forwards 81 the Stuyvesant team In
the manner Of scoring goals. Dowlina. q
guard - third with n goals: Long. the
centre, has . record Of n and n fourth.
The other forward. Jacobson. h sixth In
the column With -. In part the good
showing Of the Stuyveaant team n due 20
the fact that there was almost without
exception no change in the lineup during
the season A whole the i've also has the
highest total Of goals.
In the number of fouls called against h
the Eastern Districi team has q decided
Aeod. Inc I'VE hiNhtbeu n TepuNaNtou NOh
rough playing IN tho series. Iamer Of
Erasmus Hail - credited with making the
largest number Of fouls. Is. several others
are tied az ~
ia general the men In the defensive posi-
tons have more fouls against their names
than the forwards Tho inclination for .
guard n To hold the man with the ball
There are no goals from foul since tho
y = 4 g. rule awards q point for each
offence without the shooting o; the goaL
a. = thts rule that has come In for much
Criiicism ever since IL was enacted two
years ago n IL hard to zee just whsne u
has accomplished The end for which Il Waa
formed. the CurbinG Of unnecessary rough
work u apparently has made little OF no
difference In tue number Of fouls. on the
other hand the rule does detract some
thing from the interest Of the game. IL
j. nov heinR considered by the basketball
committee and IL u quite likely that either
IL viii he dropped or it, Objectionable
features will be struck out.
The standing Of the players In goals and
fouls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
ScHREIBEFS TWO-YEAR-OLDS.
owner a. Wsoalands STUD Ras saxsy-naae
% Raee TAis Year.


Owner a. Woodlands Stud Raa @aGsy-nine
81, :" rasI ~. !. r r.s,o. hi.
80 80 soSVssSs, 80 - ,Aa raas. s1 1.
Sr.sSsvs ~ Tso.horss" IN the World, Hss
",ssn. :, si,.S~~,n" ,~o-xs.r-o,A. Ns.Tlv
all Of them are by his oun stAiliens. sain.
MindorA. Dec'sohland and osls. pa, through
GH,A 49,. at.n'.-Te.I. no.ns,~.s
BanAst.r. Prince Of Melbourns. Nsstur-
.,um ana "V .." s.~'A,osns~s a. SsI,'
and sisters ana Sn-oIc.neFs seo nan
contributes 70 the fame Of Woodlands
s,nd are included. and " numbers count
for anything some real raoshorses may be
Several colt: and aIl'e . have sirs ;: y
Won &c. :. .us ~. - 49,. -. :.
iAh 70 preses 49, N--.e..s -
be- decided Iatsr Ths full Hsf. With the
go. .elactAd- followu.
RoXrnan. eik. q. ~ -saan-D,vcpne
sS Is: bS ann b. e. 81 s jssssSs
Du esis , G; sV ssA "a. a MAJ.
FTsi Essen. D. e. % sala- Mlss Marion.
Mo-Eisr. .. 6. ~ sass1Fhssesla.
:ISss!ss . 81 ~ y s- s.snH..1iS sas'
ssisssss. ST. &; Sy ssl.-hodssns.
saV o. SiacE any hv ssin.-chahllS-
E. cav. = E. y y sssssSsSs
BsnaS~eG. CO E. ~ BsnnoekbuFa
.u 3 y. o'r''"''' . e. BY a.aa''-s1'e-H'''
JOIN jon sehuylsT. Gu G. ~ BSSSoekburn- Rsvo
lette w---Ss-.. ..-.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
P-anlnatsa seminary Baseball seneauIe

PFNNTNGroN. y = March 5 The Penn
inRton Seminary baseball team viii have
a -ch~dule Of seventeen games tn participate
In this spring. accordinR TO the list Of school.
college and prep teams whi"h Physical
Director Warren = frye has Just completed
III. Iisi includes some of the strongest teams
that will bs found In the East There -
every reason to believe that the school win
have q good cam - = number Of last years
men are hack. including Harrison, Hoffman.
BlackN@ll Moore. Duny. Taylor AmmOn
md HslN~@ Mr. FRYE has erected a teun-
porarv harksfOp In the baseball cage and
y working the men hard ~ indoor work
The schedule
April . PenntngtOn Seminary ". GarmaatoWn
CTtrksi club % Phiadriphla AZ pennington; -.
Pennington seminary ~, z, Of y. fralhnrn, ~
College % Pnisdelpbia ~ Prnningtoa: =. pm
ains ton. - PsnninGton seminary W Nassau ciuD
~ Princeton ~ rrnnin xton; ~. Pennington Samis
navy - WtiaEnaon Trade Srhool ~ Asdin. ~. 81
prnnin gton MAY 4, prnnin Rtnn Seminary Va Brown
pFep ~ Philadelphia 81 Penuin ton, 7. pennlnCtnn
seminary - Nnlanova Prep ~ yiiaoOvR. 20:
y. Pennington Seminary ". - lOhh's oollags
Of BrooEiyn. y v, 81 prnntngtoa. ~, Penniagt6n
a. Pennington seminary ". HomaH CathoIir
High s~hooi of phiiadeiphia a. psnnlaRtam;
p. Pennington Seminary Central HiHh aGhonl
Of Philadeiphia AZ PrnninHton: > open. "a. Pen
ninGtOn seminary ~. LaWrenceVtile az LaWrenee-
yiiie. Iu1F I, PenninHton Seninary ~ 81 Ioseph
Coiiege q Phiiads,Pala ~ peluln etsn Z. P.anirg
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
L0WNDESVILLE.

Miss Susie Johnson of Anderson Z. q.
spent several days week before last WIN
relatives in this place.
Last Friday night was a week ago the
W. o. w. expected to have an oyster sup
DER for the pleasure Of the order IN this
place and community, but after ordering
anG receiving the oysters the weather be-
came so bad the idea was a~bondaned.
District Deputy Callahan of the above
order of Greenv1lle spent several days OF
last week with his friends here.
Last Tuesday morning there was con-
siderable frost in low places and Weden-
day morning there was one OF the heaviest
frosts that there has been during the WIN
ter. ~
BECAUSE Of a burned Railroad Bridge
near Willington Tuesday on this branch
of the C. and w. C. Railway. There were
no through trains until the next evening
Freight and passengers had to De Trans
ferred. Until the bridge was rebuilt;
Mrs. Frank Brinkle and little babe OF
Eloerton were, for several days last week
with the family of Mr.. W. A. Bell the
father Of the first named: =,
Miss Corrie Graves of Latimer was FOL
several days with the family OF hon
Miss Rebecca Heard of Herdmont Ga
has been, for the past few days tho guest
OF Mr.. L. w. Harper and family.
Mrs. H. w. Schumpert and little bahe
of the power plant on the Savannah neaI
here have been at the old home OF Mr.. )
NJ. Huckabee.
Prof. J. F. Harpar Principal OF q
Furnishing school at Middleton Ga. came
over Saturday and wa with relatives here
until yesterday.
MIR. T. ]. Baskin OF Moffattsville came
down Saturday and was with US until
Troupe
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BELLEVUE.

DIR. Fuller OF Mccormick was in Belle
yue Wednesday and Thursday. To see
Mrs John Wardlaw, who has been quite
sick, for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wardlaw spent
Wednesday in Bellevue guest OF Mrs. NJ
E. Wardlaw.
Mrs. W. d. Kennedy spent Wednesday
with relatives in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Morrah spent Fri
day with Mrs. Albert Gilbert, of Wilmington
Mrs. Gilbert entertained in honor OF Mrs
Oscar Gown, and Mrs. A. B.. Kennedy.
Messrs Morrah and Wardlaw were In
Mccormick Wednesday.
Rev. r. F. Bradley, and Rev. A: l.
Patterson exchanged pull otis on the third
4 Sabbath.
Mrs. Fannie Thomson is spending some,
time with Mrs. w. P. Wideman.
= Mrs. jamie Cade has been on the sick.
list during the past week.
Mrs. Lille Morrah spent Thursday with
friends In Troy.
Miss Rebecca and Master David Ward
law. who were quite sick last week, have
greaty improved and will be able 10 at
tend school In q few days.
Mr.. s. P. Morrah was in Troy thurs
day on business.
fhe second Presbytrery Of the A. r. 2
Church willlmeet at McCarmel on the Sec
ond Sabbath Of April.
Our farmers have been quite busy put
ting down their fertilizers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
DON'T Mistake the Cause Of Your
Troubles An Abbeville Citizen
Sboxys HnU tn Cure Them.
Troupe.

Many people never suspect their KID
neys. If suffering from a lame, weak
or aching back they think that it If
only a muscular weakness; when url.
nary trouble sets in they think it will
O O correct itself. And 80 it is with
all the other symptoms of kidney dis
orders. That is just where the danger
lies. You must cure these troubles OF
they may lead to diabetes or Bright's
disease. The best remedy to use is
Doan's Kidney Pills. 1t cures all ills
which are caused by weak or diseased
kidneys. Abbeville people testify to
permanent cures.
]. C. Black, Main St., A%bheville,
S. c., Gays ! II have used poan's
Kidney Pills and must say that 1
am we'll pleased with the results.
1 was feeling miserable for some
time as the result of backache and
pains across my kidneys. ] was
also lame and sore and irregular
passages of the kidney secrelions
caused me annoyance. | had heard
Doan's Kidney Pills highly rec
commended for SUCH troubles and
going to P. B. Speeds drug store, 1
procured a box. They helped me-
a great deal and / have had but lit
tie pain or distress SINCE"
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. ,
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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Millinery

You can get any style Hat from us that
you wish, and it will be becoming. The price
will also suit you, as we give you the best
styles and shapes for the least money. There
is a style and a shape for every woman and
child, and you can certainly find a Hat to your
liking here. We have some late arrivals that
is just from the New York markets, and are
the correct thing in head gear. Be sure and
see us before placing your order.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30

Chiquola Drug Co.. Anderson, S. c.:
Dear Sirs: In response TO your IN
curry. l cheerfully stale that l have
used r. L. r. in my family for several
years with very beneficial results. l
have personally used it recently for its
tonic { fleets and have been much bene'
fitted. For chronic constipation, lndl'
geslion and torpid liver, l DO not know
u better remedy.
Geo, E. Prince,
Judge of Tenth Circuit.
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Shoes

The dandiest line ever shown in this city.
STYLES for the baby and the grandmother.
Our line of fancy slippers for the debu'
tante and graduate can not be excelled IN any
market.
A special lot of discontinued brands
splendid goods your choice for $1.oo.
White canvas, white kids and suede slip
pers a specially.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30

1 have been using "Richardson's
Liver Tonic" IN my home for some
months past and find it an excellent
preparation. 1t has served as a sub
stitute for calomel, giving the desired
effect without the usual nausea follow
ing a dose of calomel, and leaving the
liver in normal activity. l recon-
mend it without hesitation.
A. J. Cauthen,
Presiding Elder Anderson District.
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NEWS @ ROUTE 3,

Many ladies On route 3 took in the !open=
inrs" last week and we're charmed with the
grand display of beautiful goods. The sales
and orders taken by our merchants on
these opening days" were quite satisfac-
tory, even larger than anticipated. Able
Vile merchants have the goods and the
prices and will have their share Of trade
against any and all competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. l.. Wilson OF Gralnr1dgc,
were among the visitors in the city last
Monday.
Easter mails were swelled or augmented
by beautiful Easter cards which carried
happy and cheerful greetings from friend
to friend and heart to heart. How SWEEP
to be thus remembered.
Route 3 is simply on a rush. Everybody
busy and but little news.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
A NIGHT ALARM

Worse than an alarm or fire at night ls the
metallic cough of Group. Careful moihers
keep FoIey's Honey and Tar In the house ana
give 1t at the first sign Of Danger. Fnley's
Honey and Tar hps saved many llItie l''es'
NO Oplates. =. A. Milford d 20.
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Wall paper DC TO $500 a roll at Milford's
Book Store.
We make a specially Of picture framinf: at
Milford's Book Store.
Buy your girl a box OF Easter candy al hili-
fOrd's Book Store.
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r. NJ. HaddOn 6 co.
Are the Leaders i'm
Millinery, Dry Goods, Shoes, Ready-to-wear
. Goods and Household F furnishings

rect patterns and material, ranging in price
from $500 up.
Beautiful lingerie dress from $500 up.
House dresses $I.25 up.
Kimonas from 50 cts up.
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#--THE NOUS
JOHN NY ]. JON ES'.
EXPOSITION SHOWS
Trained WILD animal EXHIBIT ATTRACTION
~

Featuring t n e
Worlds Famous
Royal Italian
Band. They give
a concert on the
street every after
noon and evening.
ID Big Feature
Attractions Ev-
erybody invited.
Do not fail to
see the largest of
its kind e%verknown
in the history OF
Abbeville.
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White Goods

We have a complete line of Linens,
Linenes, Reps, Lawns and Lyklinen, Flaxons'
ETC., etc.
90 inch Linen, Coo per yard up.
60 inch Linen, Ioc per yard up.
Sc inch Lyklinen, zoe per yard up.
Flaxon, zoe per yard up.
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MO s%uRsTITUTE

Acoept no substitute for Foley's Honey and
Tar IL IN the best and safest remedy for
coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. Con-
tains no opiates snd no harmful drugs. Re
member tho name. Foley's Hone and TAI.
and accept NO substitutes. GA. Milioro q 20.
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See the Acker Buildin 6 and Repair Com
pany's sad"
The largest and best line OF perfumery In
Abbey VILE on display al Milford's drug atore
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See Capt. Wilson
and his we'll train
ed group of wild
animals, consist
ing; of score of Al
rican and Nubian
Lion and Lioness,
S, Pola r
B e a RS S, Pun1as,
Leopards, Bla c k
B 6 r S, Hyenas,
etc., all trained to
c ion in a
large steel bound
cage.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30

If you want something to read 60 to Mil
ord's Book Store.
Fountain pens sl.a to $1,000 at Milford's
BOOK! Store.