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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-29
Flat Wanted.
For Sale.

fOT SatG.
FOR sALE--A USED HuPMOBILk..
in perfect condition: good new,
cheapest car TO maintain on the mar
ket. Address W-6f, care of Rich
mond virgtnisn.
FOR A LIGHT BUSINESS BUGGY
either In rubber or steel tire. we
would like very much for you 10 see
these we have on our floor. We also
have several high grade Funabouts
We are offering cheap See II they
viii suit you BRISTpW- NOk-
SHAM CO. 1sl7 f. Main.
FOR WAGONS 60 TO RICH AHDsoN
BROS ais Brook avenue
ONE SECOND HAND GROCERY WAC
on, $40. one for sSo, one ball bearing
rupabout sss.; one catunder runa-
bout. s45.: ore phaetan. all second
hand and cheap tor cash Don't ia Il
to see these at once. BHtSTONF-
WORsHAM CO. iaII l.. Aa!n.
FOR sAI.E--wOOD HEATER In
first class condition. cheap 10 quick
buyer; can be seen at 1906 W. Cary
street
IF YoIg WANT THE BEST RINABoU-f
that can he made fer $40 and the
hest top buggy for s5e We would like
for you to what we are Offering
BRISTOW- W0RSHAM e. 1&i7 t..
Main.
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Business Opportunities.

WE LOAN MONEY AT PER CENT
simple interest to buy, build. im-
prove real estate, or lift mortgages
anywhere. Each $1,000 costs you
1880 per month plus 5 per cent in
terest. which pays for the loan in
ten and one-half years Can pay off
in full at any time, thereby stopping
further interest. J. ". PONDER,
34-3s Chamber Of Commerce, Rich
mond. Va. Monroe $50.
WE SELL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
quickly and privately: VIC are spa-
cialists In business selling; II YOU
want to sell or buy business. ace
us VIRGINIA fSDCTRTAL co,
ll02 East Main.
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Aged Negrn DteA

+sENu @sS8HU - n 5S53
Especial TO The Richmond vtrutn14Ms1
LEFSBURG, VA. Sept H.
liam Brent, q weil-known old coloFl1
character of Phiiomont, this c0uN4
was found dead In . wagon ID
home on Sunday. Death was du4
alcoholism. He was 81 years 4I4. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-29

Rooms for Rent.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughes. zoo North Third street.
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plants used In Roman military
paigns were OF the AfT1AA4 ymvl
Thus has written the ex-pr3st6o0t
African elephants cannot ~ tnnle
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charges against Governor Haskell IN
the Muskogea town lot cases and the
defendants were discharged.
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DIE TRICT NO. /.

DE NO. i.
Rev. W. g. Furch. No. 1905 Everett South Rich
u nos. No "a. Wa, Maj, s,,...
$50, aI0
Diees No. ll0S Floyd Ric mond $50
Cdis Hnnant, No 400 West Fourteenth street. South
Richmond Va. .430, Ice
Cobb, S04 Main Richmond, Va
Miss Euaenia Haynes, 700 East Leigh street. Richmond
ms.s.r Il f;..in. No 3os Ra., q,
Rtc %, nd g. ~ - =. ,..i :: i7sois
Rca mcnd, Va. 25,47S
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Here is the List Of Contestants in The Richmond

Miss George Montfom No. iI6 North Lomhardy
street Richmond, 25l4e
DISTRICT NO. g.
Mrs. j. J. Gardener Franklin PETERSBURG 100
Rev. G. l.. b. Smith, Cumberland 297, 545
Mrs. E. Frank Grove. Blackstone Va ......... I5l650
Mrs. George Gibson Jr Chase City, lI5715
Miss Efe L. Sprafley, Matoaca Va $50
Mrs r. b. Eanes. Wythe Petersburg. 5000
DISTRICT NO. A.
Miss Grace Leigh Guyer, No. 7a7 Colquhoun street.
Dansilie. Va AIS
Master Robert o. Mnter, Martinsyie Va 207,760
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Charges Snnullcd.
McALESTER. OKLA. Sept 2a--
Judge Marshall to-day annulIed the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-29
Wants Wants Wants
Help Wanted-MaIe.

SPECIAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANT
ed in several counties Of virginia.
All or part OF time. VIRGINIA. IN
DUSTRIAI. CO, 1l02 Z. Main.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

wASTED-oNE OR TWO ROOMS
with board in Highland Park. for
one month by couple with two
small children Phone Immediately
r. w DOps0N. Madison Sss.
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Situations Wanred-Male.


wANTED--POSITI0 BY cOLoRED
chauffeur Address jim FORD. 9es
Narth Third.
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SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT
ed in several counties of Virginia.
All or part OF time. VIRGINIA IN
DUgTRiAL co, i1oz E, Main.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FURNISHED ROOMS. PERMANENT
and transient, for rent, Apply Aea
n Second street
FOR RENT, TWO OR THREE ROOMS
for light housekeeping. 1907 East
CLAY street Phone Monroe ssso.
FOR RENT-THREE, FoJR OR FIVE,
rooms to suit tenant. Apply sos n
Twslfth street.
WANTED-oCcITPA FOR LARtsa.
and small second story front rooms
Elegant meals. Bath. Ios East
sf4 EAST CLAY: NEWLY FURNISH
ed back parlor: central. bath. phone
NEWLY PAPERED. ILGHT, AIRY.
large and email rooms; use of phone
and bath; centrally located Apply
sic North Fifth street.
FOR RENT, SECOND STORY FRONT
room convenient to hath and nerl phons;
bic board nearby Phone Madison
4s56-J. los South Third street,
MOE LARGE FRONT ROOMS. WITH
or without board. Apply ii0i East
Clay,
ONE Oh TWO Rooms FOR RENT 4
1891 West Grace street; private fam
nv ~, board nearby, Phone Madison
FdR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
with or without hoard. No lisa
West Clay street,
FOR RENT-TWO CONF EGTIN
front rooms, furnished for light
housekeeping; also sleeping rooms,
Apply 40 North Seventh street,
FOR RENT-I4ARG BRIGHT ROOMS.
furnished or unfurnished. sQl East
Franklin, or phone Monroe 1881.
sl4 EAST CLAY NEWLY FURNISH
ed or unfurnished rooms special
summer rates; phone Madison 2200-J.
bath; home comforts.
WHEN YOU COME 70 RICHMOND
get clean, comfortable bed tor Sec;
phone, bath and Ice water free, ey-
cellsnt meals served next door 1909
East Clay.
ai0 NORTH LAUREL. NEAR MGNR,T
Park; desirable rooms far gentlemen.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS. FUR
nished for light housekeeping. l0i
West Grace,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-29

JANiToR. PORTER, ELEVATOR MAN;
experienced. II. II. HOLMES. Az n.
Graham,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-29

YOUNG WHITE MAN WANTS POSI-
tion as a machinist helper or in fact
Dry. Address r. +. D. !, Box q,
Ashland Va
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Help Wanted Female.

wANTED---25 YOUNG LADIES. is TO
spectacular pageants at Virginia
State Fair, October ard TO Sth. APP
ply Department OF Concessions, Far
lsrounds. Saturday morning. 10 TO u.
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AND CHINA PACKING.

FURNITURE, CHINA AND WEDDING;
presents packed and shipped VITA
care. Estimates cheerfaily gfven
JACOB IMLAUF. 1928 w. Broad IA,
Phone Madison s2ss
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FINAL WORDS
Award No, z,
500

We have been asked If a Contestant may transfer
Credits to another Contestant. We hasten to
reply, Certainly Not" This would he unfair to
every other Contestant in the race. The Credits
which have been issued by the Contest Manager
are part of the records of the business office of
The Richmond Virenian and cannot be trans
ferred. The contest has been conducted by the
Circulation MANAGER of The Richmond Vir9inian,
and not by schemine promotion company, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-29
HAIR TONIC,

WILL Y0U GIVE SOC. TO SAVE YOUR
hair3 You weuia gladly give sso.oo
TO get IL hack when too late, Use
Nelson's Hair Tonic now and save
WORRY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-29

PAUL KAMSKY.
LADIES'TAILOR.
I'll n. FIRST ST,
NEAR GRACE.
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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT DESIRES
work outside regular Office hours.
Address ACCOUNTANT, eos East
Leigh street
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The Richmond Virgnian Co. guarantees each
and every Contestant square deal The cash
awards awaits the winners, and Subscriptions
and Ballots will decide the battle.
We caution you not TO underestimate the
strength of your competitors. Only few hours
remain and you should reach your friends at once.
One Subscription may mean the winning of the
goal. The friends who tell you they desire to
see you win, can only verify their statement by
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giving you their support.
We play no favorites. The workers will b. IN
winners.
The Contest Manager will remain at his dook
until midnight, September 80, 1910, and all Com
testants and their friends are cordially inyito&
TO be present. aSs3
Out of town Contestants must mail all &U&S
scriptions and Ballots before midnight, SepteMkG
80. 1919 I'm order insure the issuance az GFe&lI
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The Richmond Virginian Co.,
the persons receiving the highest
ballots and paid-in-advance sui
Virginian. Contest Closes Sc
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J, BROWN.
LADIES TAILOR.
ga WEST GRACE,
Personals.
Shoe Repairing,

Vsf. HALF SOLE MEMS SHOES; La
dies E0es ehiidreR'S SOC. and mp; er-
cry pair sewed. DREW'S ELLA
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7lS Il. Main
street. Phsn> Monroe ASST,
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LADIES' TAILORING.
b. FELnMAN. All 70. BROAD STREET.
rP-TO-DATE SUITS. IMPORTER
GOODS; sss.oe UP, FOR A SHORT
TIME.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Staple and Fancy Dress
 Goods Department

A nice line of Cot ton Plaids, regular price 7c, sale price Sc
 Ten Yards to a Customer.
 3600 yards good u Sheeting, regular price 7c, this is a great bar gain at Sc Ten Yards to a Customer.
 A beautiful line of Soisettes, regular price 35c, sale price. .22c
 A large line of all grades of Madras will go at the following re- duced prices:
 BOG grade at. g 1-2c 25c grade at. .21c 2Oc grade at. .15c 15c grade at. 1 2 1-2c
 A beautiful line of Silk Silk Finish BBreeadess, regular price 75c, sale ! price .4oc
 A few pieces Mi y a k a Shantung, a beautiful Dress Goods, regular price Toe, sale prlce .4oc This is a great bar gain. Be sure to ask to see it.
 A beautiful line of Romaine Striped Pop lins, in white, black, red and blue, regular price BOG, will go in this sale at .24c
 A small lot of Mer- cerized Striped Pop lins, regular price 35c, ooiO iti iNC' '... q. LOC
 A nice lot of Arabi- an Silk Poplins, regu- lar price 75c, sale price 4oc 
 A nice line of Taf- feta Orientals, regu- lar price 36c, sale price .Z7c
 White Smyrna Silk will go in this sale at
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Neckties

A nice line of neck ties will go in this sale as follows:
 Open end Four-in- Hands at. 25c
 Best grade open end Four-in-Hands at soc Reversible Ties .25c Bat Wing Ties. .25c
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07

the reduced price of per yard .16c
 A beautiful line of Dublin Linene, regu- lar price 26c, sale price. .15c
 Two pieces Satin Velvet in pink and black, regular price 5Oc, sale price .28c
 Mercerized Sateen in pink only, regular price BOG, will go in this sale at .21c
 A nice line of India Linens, regular price l6sc, at. .12 1-2c 
 Our 25c India Lin- ems go at 200
 We offer during this sale a large line of Ginghams at greatly reduced prices:
 Our 10c Zephyrette Ginghams at. .6c
 Our Sc Ginghams at Sc
 We will offer dur ing this sale a large line of Silks at the following prices:
 Banda Gilt Edge Satin Duchess at. goo
 Blue, black, red and brown Taffeta at. 85c China Silk in pink and white at. 45c
 A nice line of mar row Silks Will go at per yard. .16c
 A nice line of Table Damask, regular price 35c, sale price zoe
 Turkey Red Damask 50c grade, will go in this sale at .35c
 Poe Mills grade c, special finish Bleached Muslin, regular price 10c, sale price 8 1-2c
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Shoe Department Mems, Young Mems, Women's s and Children's Shoes

Priesmeyer's old la Mems Buckle Creed dies plain toe, Kid OK more, a great bar lords, regular price gain at .$1. 35 SIPS, sale price$1. .O0 Priesmeyer's ladies old Hickory calf Kid Butcher Oxfords, Shoes. reg,Ilar price regular Prlce Sl.o,, S2.So, will go during sale price. ....$1.20 this sale at .S2. .OO
 Priesmeyrs Ladies Mems, Good Year Kid OXfords in tans, Wei Cun Metal Rh,- regularpnce $1.7S,sale cher Shoes m reonlar na price ....... $1.25 price S3.OO. price at
 Priesmeyer's sLadies thiS Sale ..... $z.5O Pat. Button Oxford, po,4. ,., regular price 50, sale DIV OJ1a9, oo'I,so'l o price $2.00 fords e' rea,lar nsI,' 'o'r nric IN
 Priesmeyers Kid S3.50, during this sale Butcher Oxfords, reg at ...........$2.75 ular price S2.S0, sale n,-.. ,-, .
 Rand patent leather
 Friesmeyer's Ladies Butcher Oxfords, reg Black Oxfords with tan price S400, during this tops, regular price sale at ... $2. .85 $1.7S, during thissssale
 at .S1 25 Roberts, Johnson &
 H. & M. Womens regular price &. 90 saIe, Kid Butcher OXfords, price S2.75 regular price Sl.7S,
 sale price $1.25 Little Mems P a {.
 , . n Butcher Oxfords, stock
 wo,l,e,ll N'u plu tip, low heel solid Illel oMIoius' .I d'eli' @ leather, reglar price ledlllei ups, 2: p. neel' SL7S, must go during leguld' pil0e ql. svsale this sale at. .$1 30
 ,u , Boys Pat Butcher ens' Calf Shoes, all regnlar nrice So S0 sale solid leather, regular price S1 85 price $1.50, during this S''N ~Aoo sale at ...... $1. 10 Nice line of Misses
 wor proe ,a;oe, Oxfords, regular price k,d Io Shoe oso' o I' enI;5 S1.25 go in this sale ieatbey i y', ro,,,lar '', nr;ra at. $1 .00 S1.o5, must go during Misses Kid Button this sale. $1 20 Strap Oxfords, regu- 1oa;ae, End,va,Ip.t lar price $1.50, sale Cat a''I9T Pinrhnr Lr"e Sboe@ ~' price. .. $1, 20 latest style, high heels, Childs Kid Button regular prlce S5.SO, Straps, regular price sale price ... $500 $1.25, sale price. $1
 oanis a9 aoo' m,tal will have one job sCP. i'' 1il' e1 En lot of Shoes of differ leg,'dl co @,'oo oo ent kinds and num- edle Pii0e''.'' @o.oo bers all thrown in one H.&M. Womens' Kid box, which will sell Buttons Pat Tip, Sol- at per pair ... .75c i'd leather, regularprice There are none of $2.50, during this sale these Shoes but what will go at.... $1.75 cost as much as $1 25
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Ladies' Waists

Ladies' Handsome Tailormade Lin e n w ais ts, gorgeously trimmed in front with panelsof embroidered roses, tailored tucks on each side in front and back, long sleeves and detachable col lars, open front, trim med with pearl but tons, a great bargain at. $1.25
 Ladies' Linen Shirt waists with a hand some panel of raised embroidery in floral designs, wide tailored pleats on each side ot front and back, de- tachable linen collar, long sleeves, open in front with pearl but tons, a snap at $I. 50
 Ladies' Swiss En- broideerryy Waists Vsists, the entire b g c k, front, sleeves, collar and cuffs made of one piece embroidery, long sleeves, collar neatly edged with narrow lace, clusters of tucks in front and back be- tween panels of en- broidery, buttons in back, a great bargain at. .$1. 50
 A nice line of Pon- gee Waists with baby Irish trimming, regu- lar price S2. 50, sale price .$1.75
 Ladies' Shirtwaists, made of very good quality white lawn, trimmed in front with wide box pleats and panels of open work embroidery, m i q d le panel neatly stitched down with tiny tucks, long sleeves, open in front, goes at. .$1. .00
 A nice line of Waists in white and blue col ors only, regular price $2. .00, special in this sale at. .$1. 50
 A nice line of all over e m broid e ry Waists go at the fol- lowing reduced prices: SITS Waists .$1. .29 S1.50 Waists .$1.1o
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
China and Hardware
 Department l.

gold band, regular
 price $l, go at. VOC 8 in. Dinner Plates, floral decoration, regu-
 lar price S1 per set, go
 at. ... .75c F al decorated Cups and Saucers, regular price $1 per set, go at CSC 300 9! in. Nappies with gold band deco rations, this ware is 1 guaranteed n o t t o craze, regular price 40c, will go at. .25c 8 in. floral decorat-
 ed Nappies, a great bargain at .13c | "A 13 in. gold deco
 rated Platters, guar !, anteed not to craze,
 agreat bargain at 25c 13 in. floral decorat-
 ed Platters, a great
 bargain at zoo Fine gold decorated l Cake Plates, a bar gain at. 25c i Gold and floral dec orated 10 in. Bakers,
 a snap at. 25c 3 in. Baker, floral decorated, guaranteed
 not to craze. at. .12c l Gold and floral dec- orated Salads, guar
 anteed not to craze, a
 bargain at. 25c A beautiful line of floral bowls at .1Oc l wish to call your attention to the spec lal values in Steel Ranges.
 Our 6-Hole High Closet Steel Range with reservoir to 20 at, .$22.5O And other Stoves and Ranges at greatly re- duced prices.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Ladies' Skirts

OI herman L n c n Skirts in tan, blue and white, you will find a a special bargain in these at the following prices:
 White Skirts with fancy buttons on each side at. .$1. .25
 White Skirts with fiounce at .$1. .0O Tan Skirts at SIPS Blue Skirts at .$1. .25
 Ladies' M u S l Il Gowns, a great bar gain at. .75c
 Ladies' M u s in Gowns with yoke of embroidery insertion and tucks, a bargain at .$a.25
 Ladies' Corset Gov CTS elaborately trim med with lace and in- sertion, will go in this sale at .25c
 Ladies' Petticoats of a good grade ot blue and white wash ginghams, a g 0 cd W d t h with deep flounce, only. soc A fine line of silk finish Black Petticoats with deep hounce and embroidery ruffle, to go at. SIPS
 Our Black Mercer ized Sateen Petticoats with d e e p tucked flounce at. .$1. .0O
 Ladies' Muslin Pet t i c o a ts with deep flounce, trimmed with four rows lace inser- tion and lace edging, regular price 40, sale price o0c
 Ladies M u S l in Petticoats, with 1S- inch flounce of tucks a n d embroidery, a great bargain. .$1. 50
 A large line of La dies light and heavy weight Skirts will go at greatly reduced prices.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Underwear

Our Ladies' 15c Un- dervests will go at. Sc This is a snap. Don't fail to see 1t.
 Our Ladies' 25c Un- dervests at 15c
 Our line of Ladies' Muslin Pants with en- broidery edged ruffles, will go at per pr 25c
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07

A large llne or en- ameled Tea Kettles, regular price 60c, sale price. .41c
 A large line of 6 at. Milk Pans, regular price 20c, go at 15c
 36 4 at. Enameled Coffee Pots, regular price 35c, at 25c
 300 Large Blasting Spoons; well worth 10c sale price. Sc
 Large line Enamel ed Dippers, regular price 15c, at 10c
 A beautiful line o1 Enameled Pie Plates, sell for 10c every where, sale price. Sc
 AS IF at. Dish Pans, regular soc Pans, to ga at .35c
 12 only, 21 qt. En- ameled Bread Raisers, regular price $1, sale price. .75c l have just arranged with the Globe Pot tery Co.,, to sell their wares at wholesale and have received a large shipment, and in order to introduce them will sell them in this sale at the follow ing prices:
 4 at. White Milk Pitchers, decorated in gold, at the low price of. !. soc
 5 pt. Pitchers, gold decorated, at 35c 2 pt. Pitchers, floral decorated, at .13c
 5 pt. Plain Pitchers with gold band around top, a great bargain at 25c
 Large line of ' in. Plates, decorated with
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Handkerchiefs

Our line of Gentle men's Handkerchiefs at the following re- duced prices:
 l5c Hdkfs. at. .1Oc l0c Hdkfs. at. .7c Dc Hdkfs. at .4c
 l have a good line of Ladies' Handker- chiefs which go at the following prices:
 be Hdkfs. at. .10c 10c Hdkfs. at 7c 5c Hdkfs. at Sc
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Hosiery

Ladies' Hose with white feet, regular 15c, sale price. Sc Ladies' Black and tan Hose, regular price 10c, sale price 7c Large line of Misses
 Black Hose, regular price 10c, sale price 7c
 A large line of Mems
 Fancy Hose, regular
 price 25c, in this sale
 at 15c
 A good line of Mems
 black and tan Hose,
 regular price 10c, sale price ...... 7c
 Large line Mems Grey-Mixed H o S e regular price 10c, sale price DC
The Mena weekly star., 1910-04-07
Ladies Hats

I have a nice line of Ladies Trimmed Hats which will go in this sale at greatly reduced prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
WOmen's Gloves Attractively Priced

MOMENS FRENCH SUEDE KID CLOVES 81 50 PAIR
These arc importation from Grenoble Come in two
clasp style piqucsewn Pars-point embroidered black and
gray Of soft and yclvety quality.
WOMENS PlQUE-SEWN KID GLOVES. $50 PAIR
arsponi embroidered with patent fasteners wrist
shown n black white tan ightan, brown, gray ghtgay
navy, green biscuit mode
WOMENS SILK GLOVES, soc. Sc SlO0 AND Sis
PAR-Ihc Gloves embraced IN this showing reinforced
with doubcppcd fingers and in black white pongee
mode brown, tan, gray, navy, guu-meta and pearl.
WOMENS FANCY SILK GLOVES. Sl25 PARA fine
quality of Manesc Silk two-casp style with heavy twotone
embroidery back shown in the following range OF coos'
Black, White, Gray Navy Pongee Gold Chamois, Msste
MsGray Biscuit Polar Archoke Wistara Rasn Old Rose
Olive
WOMEN'S WASHABLE CHAMOISETTE CLOVES 'W
PAlR-Come in white and natural color Fin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
Blanket and Comfort Values

Doubc-Bed Size Cotton Blankets wool finished with short
nap Come white. gray with blue pink border
Heavy weight Price 81 IS pair
Double-Bed Size Heavy White Cotton Blankets soft and
eccy wool finished have pink and blue borders Price 81
pair.
Doublc-Bed Size White Blankets Of mixed wool and cotton
pink and blue borders. Special $50 pair.
Double Size White Blankets come in mixed wool and
with pink and blue borders Price S54s pair
DoubleBed Size Gray Blankets all wool Price S455 pair
Double-Bed Size Summer Weight Comforts have figured
cambria both sides and filled with white cotton Special
Sis each.
Double Bed Size Summer Weigh Comforts filled with white
with figured cambria both sides have 4nch plain
japanese silk borders Special S285 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Round Nokcs of fine Venise
lace. $500 and S4.2s.
Round Yokcs in combina-
tions % Nenisc and net lace.
Sios and s. 80.
Square Yokes in combina-
tons oi Nenisc lace and ba
tistc. SlS0
Square Nokcs Of Vcnisc
lace. SIPS
One Side labots trimmed
with Ncnise band and wide
Nalencieunes edge, Csc.
Four Tab Net Jabots
trimmed with Nalenciennes
lace. 6sc.
Four Tab Iabots Of fine ba-
tiste. trimmed with Ncnise
lace. csc.
Double Tab Jabots. Of real
Cluuy lace Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
Correct Furnishings for Men

ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES IN MEMS
NECKWEAR AT 50c--Just added to the display oil
Mems Nec.wear are one hundred dozen new effects
and patterns in Flowing End Scarfs and narrow
French Folds including plain, polka dot, panel ana
fancy designs in silk Interestingly priced at 9oe.
MEMS HOSIERY AT 25c PARA new line Of black COT
ton and isle Hosiery fine, durable quality with linen Toe any
heel
MEMS ONYX HOSIERY, 2sc AND soc PAlR--Sho~n y
broad variety Of choice Spring coorings and patterns
These arc made with double heel and toe
A SPECIAL. LINE OF $500 HATS Smart new b blocks y, y
Derby and Soft Hats for young made especially lot [
our own specifications. Come in pcargray slate 'a"
and black,
SPRING BLOCKS IN STETSON HATS, S4uV ny =. nd
The display embraces new and staple coorngs IN so ~
Derby Hats, including gray aUu slate and black
GOLF AND TRAVELLING CARS 75c, SlOo AM -
Come in small checks, plaids and plain colors varee
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Women's Sleeveless Vests with fancy handkerchief
yokes ranging in price from Sis 20 $500
Womcns Lislc Union Suits have low neck no sleeve
and tight knee finished neck and arms with double
tape Price Sl2S
Womcn's Isle Union Suits have low neck no sleeve
and tight knee. fancy crochet yoke. Sis.
Women's Isle Union Suits shown In low neck
sleeveless style. with wide ace-trimmcd knee aud neck
and finished with double facing which "a hem
stitched 20 garment. Price SIS.