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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-11
Tho Particular Sex.

A blind girl lately discarded her af-
Ianced lover because confidential
friend informed her that the young
man squinted. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-11

Never quit when failure stares you in
NE face. A little more energy often
changes failure into great success.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-11

ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-11

READ THE DAILY NEWS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
TheSemiAmnual WhiteSalegWaiStS-

Months in the planning, no detail has
been overlooked to give waists at this
sale that will far surpass anything ever
offered in San Francisco. A special
late trip was planned for The Enpo-
rum buyer to select new fabrics just
imported for the fall goods and have
them made up especially in the very
newest styles for this sale. The result
has far exceeded our expectations.
These waists bid fair to be the great
est White Sale values ever offered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

ly made in plain linen or fancy designs.
1oc each-Fine, sheer Shamrock in
cords or checks, with dainty colored
border and design to match, in six diff
terent patterns.
l2ac each-Al1 pure linen Ardoines
hand embroidery in one-eorner. Also
sheer Shamrock lawn with Innisfail cor
ner embroidery.
lsc each-All pure linen handkerchiefs,
with dainty embroidery border Sheer
shamrock crossbar handkerchiefs with
embroidery border. All pure linen, with
corner embroidery in FIVE designs.
25c each-Sheer Shamrock crossbar
handkerchiefs, with embroidery border.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
White Handkerchiefs

Dainty squares Of fine fabrics, beautifl
25c IA doz.-Women's all pure linen
handkerchiefs, with Il in. hemstitched
hem.
2ec IA doz.-Women's sheer lawn,
fancy corner initial handkercliefs
4oc II doz.-A superior grade of all
pure linen handkerchiefs, with u in hem.
4sc Il doz.-Pure linen convent hand
embroidered fancy wreath initial sham
rock lawn, and u in. hemstitched Irish
Shamrock handkerchiefs, block initial
Csc "a doz.-Pure linen convent hand
embroidered, with fancy initial.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
lhe eSemtAnrual White lexcEmbroiderieS
$50 m May IA Sale Held Under the Dome

Several St. Gall manufac-
turers' surplus stocks, sam
pies and order cancellations.
These are all imported en-
broideries, made in Switzer-
land, and are in this seasons
late designs and patterns.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

A sale planned for months in ad-
vance. Orders were placed in dull
season when manufacturers we're eager
and anxious for orders. This, in con-
nection with The Emporium's i'm
mense purchasing power and its will
ingness to accept a very small margin
of profit to create large volume of
business for this next month, means
vast savings on brand new, crisp, fresh
white wares for every purchaser at
the Semi Annual White Sales.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
81 1.98

The feature at this price is
line of tailored waists built by
experts, which in every way bear
semblance to models of the ex-
elusive haberdasher. They are
of fine material, which launders
to perfection, of pure white
grounds, with faint color hair
line stripes, offered III rare as
sortment of colors. Not to be
overlooked is a collection of
bewildering lacy lingerie waists,
whose Dutch necks and short
sleeves stamp them new.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

22x44 in. hemmed Turkish bath towels
with corded border, .29c.
22x48 in. hemmed Turkish bath towels
with close, heavy nap, SIC.
25x50 in. extra heavy pile Turkish towels
of quality" 37c.
25x41 in. Shamrock hemstitched huck tow
el with Grecian and coin dot border The
famous John S. Brown product, each &C.,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

20x40 in. heavy cotton huck towel with
colored border, 15c.
20x3o in. soft, heavy hemstitched cotton
huck bordered, 1926.
20x38 in. medallion center, flower bor-
dered huck towels, zoe.
20x3o in. fancy wide bordered huck towels
in colors, each zoe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Huck, Linen and Turkish Towels

16x34 in. heavy cotton huck towels, very
special, each &c.
1Sx36 in. soft finish cotton huck, red bor-
der towels, &c.
l6x34 in. fringed Turkish towels, white or
with border, &c.
1885 in. heavy cotton huck towel, with
colored border, 121zc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
ST 1.98

SO large the quantities, so
strong the values at this price
that The Emporium feels con-
1dent that it can not emphasize
too emphatically that here it has
to offer the best collection of
styles and the best waists it has
ever had to offer at one price.
In addition to the tailored waists
are beautiful Cluny trimmed
Dutch neck, short sleeve models,
many hand embroidered waists
and an unusual assortment OF
waists with imported Plauen lace
fronts, exquisite and dainty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Mereerized Napkins

20 in. mercerized napkins, the doz. soc.
D in mercerized napkins, the doz, $1.1o.
20 in. all linen napkins, the doz. $1.35.
20 in. all linen napkins, the doz. $1.os.
d in. all linen napkins, the doz. $2.as.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Mems White Shirts
The Savings Possible Are Most Noteworthy
AF35< Fzrh AF Sf f5 E,rh
At Sf.f5 Each

Mems full dress shirts with cuffs at
tached; also wonderful values in mems
white shirts with pleated bosoms. These
are Quality shirts in every sense of
the word, cut generously full and have
cuffs attached. White Sale price, $1.15.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
ST 1.48

One of the strongest features
of the sale is a collection Of ex-
quisite lingerie waists in a pro-
fusion OF styles, which are re-
markable values at this price.
Some are fashioned OF dainty
mulls trimmed III the newest of
laces; others have beautiful en-
broidery fronts; many in eyelet
effects. Both long and short
sleeve waists can be had, high
or Dutch necks. Embroidery front
tailor waists that know no equal;
must be sought early in this sale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

All Linen Cloths and Napkins
Directly Imported
A somewhat limited quantity urges early
buying.
Napkins ns-22x22, the doz S2.35
24x24, the doz $2.75.
Cloths -70x70, each S1o0 and S2.05.
70x88, each $2.35 and S2.55
70x106, each $2.65 and $2.95.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

Simplicity IS the word that
best describes these waists, but
they are waists Of value, made
Of fabrics OF such flneness as
usually can only be found in
expensive waists; then they are
50 well made and perfect fitting.
Soft, dainty ruulls in the lingerie
waists are featured, and smart
tailored waists in a host of
styles with stiff collars and stiff
cuffs Quantities number in the
thousands.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

Hand Embroidered Linens.
30x30 pure linen squares, $1.25.
18x54 scarfs, embroidered, $1.25.
80 in table squares at only $1.45.
Hemstitched Linen Scarfs.
1884 In, with novelty lace insertion
and edging. White Sale price only 69c.
Pure linen hand-embroidered center
scarfs and squares, sizes Is to 81 in,
White Sale price $1.05 to $4.o5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Beautiful Floral Patterns i'm Mercerized /
Table Damask

81 in. wide, the yard 2ec
"a in. wide, the yard 3oc.
y in. wide, the yard 4Sc.
So i'll. wide, all linen damask, the yard 43c.
68 in. wide. all linen damask, the yard sac.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

scarcely seem possible Tor
Tray cloths, 18x27, 2ec.
Bureau scarfs, 18x36 in, 3oc.
Bureau scarfs, 18x45 in, 4oc.
Bureau scarfs, 18x54 in, 4oc.
Squares, for centers, 49c.
Austrian Linens.
20 in. squares, only 1oc.
so in. squares, only 3oc.
Bureau scarfs, 18x45 in, 3oc.
Bureau scarfs, 18x54 in, ACC.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Drawers

Drawers
Hundreds of dozens of n F
muslin drawers with /1(
hemstitched, tucked -o
or embroidery ruffies.
Full cut in circular IL
styles or on French &
bands with trimmed
or hemstitched ruffie.
Heavy cambria and <F
fine longcloth drawers 00
in innumerable pretty
styles, lace trimmed.
E.: ss:'' materials. S. siEs1i;'';'y s:ss4. Csc
ously cut, perfect
fitting, beautifully
fitting and daintily
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
The Yard

Foremost among the embroideries at this price
13 ! = : ESD s::
and other styles, show host of new and staple
patterns in blind or open work on Swiss and Main
sock Included wide bands for shirt waists
and dress panels. Buy for future uses
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
the Yard

Elegant bands, Insertions edgings and demi-
aouncngs, made the finest of Swiss, nainsooE
and cambric Widths ranging from 35A to 16 ins
The patterns number in the hundreds and are i'm
possible to give in detail The embroideries them
selves must be seen to be appreciated; many are
beautifully worked i'll open eyelet patterns There
are also exquisitely dainty baby patterns, beau
tifully worked sheer materials. Great varieties
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Mems Handkerchiefs

First quality, pure linen handkerchiefs,
very special at White Sale, 8 for 5oc
Mems pure linen hemstitched handker-
chiefs Slightly inperfec), each I5c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
White Fancy Linens
Il Rich Contribution TO the White Sale

Irish Embroidered Linens
possible for the vaIues
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

Refined, daintily lace trimmed
waists, beautifully fashioned,
show modish short sleeves,
Dutch necks, or the new low,
fiat lingerie collar in a host of
pretty styles. This collar effect
is something quite the latest in
the fashion line, and will be
seen in greater quantities in next
seasons garments. Many pretty
yoke styles or fancy all-over en-
broidery bodices may be had.
Also dainty dotted Swiss waists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Famous White Sale Values in Linens

Owing to the present C
are brand new, fresh, G.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

Shirts with stiff bosom, open back and
closed front, with eyelet; some extra
large body sizes among them. Size
range Il 70 20. White Sale price, 85c.
Also coat shirts for studs, in sizes
IA to u; plain white bosom shirts of
very superior quality. Sale price, 85c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
.PHncessSHDs
AT Csc
and S2.95

Wonderful values in these,
but a somewhat limited guam
tity.
These are garments which
women rely on for wear under
gowns or one-piece dresses.
Beautifully made, perfect fitting
lingerie garments, with full
tucked lawn fiounces and neck
trimmed with Cluny lace, CSC.
Two handsome styles in en-
broidery trimmed Princess slips
at $2.o5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30


in enke a the alton
margin 10 a asode of
the pucha rprdts
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
White Goods

Values at this White Sale, which bid fair to
shatter all previous records. Volumes OF
fabrics at almost cost of weaving
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Corset Covers

z Neat, practical gar
1f ments, trimmed with
lace or embroidery
edge, ribbon beading.
- An immense variety
~ of styles of fine long
~ cloth, Nainsook, trim
med with narrow
edges.
u Fine Nainsook and
~ crossbar dimity COW
~ ers, trimmed with Val.
laces, Cluny and en-
broidery.
~ Exquisitely elaborate
~ covers, richly trimmed
~ with laces, embroi-
deries and medallions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

styles are beautiful hand en-
broidered waists. These are al
ways appreciated by women of
refinement. That each waist is
new is best indicated by the
style of embroidery and the pat
tern, many of which have never
been seen before. New 1aces are
in evidence, pretty models rich
ly trimmed in Cluny, real hand
made Irish laces, as we'll as all
over tucked waists with jabots.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
DOmeSHcs

Famous throughout California for their reg
ular values, White Sale values in Emporium
domestics mean replenishing time for thou
sands of homes and apartment houses
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30

THIS ONLY REPRESENTATIVE SHOWING
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
WANTED.

WANTED-To rent with privilege OF
buying n good upright piano. R.N
Parshall. 4si 5th St. Calumet. Phone
3s3J.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

James Virgins is expected hom
today from Twin Lakes, where III
has been spending n few days at hi
summer home with his family.
Fred A. Larson has returned from
Toivala, where he has been spending
n few days.
George Jacka and George Fox are
expected home today from Marquette
where they have been in attendance
at the U. s. federal court as Jurors
Mrs. Fred Williams and daughter
Doris. of Dollar Bay, have been visit
ing Calumet relatives.
Axel Carlson has gone to Red
Lodge. Mont, where he will likely
locate.
Cornelius Ryan OF Sixth street. son
of John r. Ryan, the well known
liveryman, met with an accident al
the Pilgrim river last week, sustain
ing fractured leg. He was removed
TO his home in Red Jacket.
Miss Helen Kohl has returned to
her home at Adell, Wis, after spend
ing some time at the Wetze resi-
dence on Calumet avenue.
There will be n meeting this even
ing of the Fourth of July committees
for the purpose of winding up details
connected with the recent celebra-
tion.
Miss Louise Toupin of the Glass
Block store. is enjoying n two weeks
vacation.
Pat Brennan, steward of the Elks'
temple, and wife. are expected home
tomorrow from a three weeks tour OF
the lakes and visits to several east
ern cities.
c. i. Bashore, chief operator at the
Mineral Range depot, has received a
pedigree Airedale terrier, the only one
of Its Kind In Calumet, and the sec
ond to be imported into the copper
country.
Todays hike Of the Calumet Y NJ
c. A. hike club has been thrown open
10 all members OF the association.
whether affiliated with the hikeclub
or not. A large number have taken
advantage OF the privilege thus ac-
corded. and have gone to the Lake
shore district, under the guidance OF
assistant Secretary c. v. Smith.
Matt wertin Of the Asselin meat
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
AFTERNOON GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 12.-Wheat mar
ket closed at the top with the trade
excited over the, remarkable strength
shown by all northwestern markets.
The northwest were good buyers of
wheat here The worst reports of the
day came from the Canadian prov
ipces. All the5experts up there are
greatly reducing the harvest figures on
the Canadian crop There seems to
be no immediate prospect of forcing
lower prices because of the alarming
reports which come from both sides
of the Canadians line.
Corn-In all probabilities the lower
prices in the first few minutes might
have been the Established market for
the day but for the influence of the
bull market in wheat. Corn belt In
excellent shape and outlook is bear
and Bryant to Paine, Web
ber & Co.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
UNLISTED STOCKS

]. A. Minnear 4 co. say today:
Standard copper quotations again
came lower from London. and as a
consequence copper stocks showed a
decided weakness. Amalgamated
started the downward movement and
lost three points. The most sensa-
tional trading was around Lake. This
issue opened at S91- and quickly
came down to s2 where supporting or
ders were met. There was no reason
given for the decline. The interests.
hitherto, who have been prominent
in the buying OF the stock acted as
heavy sellers all day. AS might have
been expected the weakness I'm Lake
caused selling I'm most OF the Lake
Superior copper stocks and losses from
one to three points were recorded.
Calumet a Arizona was down to 40
on late offerings. Mohawk sold at 40,
Copper Range was sold at jS l-2. The
Globe issues were dull and only small
orders We're on the market We be-
lieve the stocks are dropping towards
the bottom and advise extreme caution
in making purchases and then only
Tor cash.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
NEWS FROM THE MINES

sonally. I do not care 10 give my opin,
ion as 20 It's value."-News Bureau.
New York. July IA despatch
from Butte says that the application
for an injunction made by the North
Butte Mining company against the
Tuolomne Copper Mining company has
beer withdrawn
A suit for an encounting for ores
taken from that portion OF the Tuo-
iomne property which Is claimed by
the North Butte has been fiied instead
OF the injunction proceedings.-Fin
cial News
Boston. July i2-Without exception
evory copper selling agency I'm the
country has sold copper at I2h cents
days. equivalent TO I2% cents cash.
New York. Tho United Metals Selling
Co. has finally met trade conditions by
selling a portion OF its surplus at l2Is
cents
Two months ago the United States
Selling Co. could have disposed OF
a good sized block of copper at 1878
cents.
one OF the features of the July cop
per statement was the fact that the
increase i'm surplus represented
greater gain in the accommodating OF |
Lake copper I'm proportion to the |
amount contributed than of Electroly- |
Lic.-News Bureau.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
Gay 4 StursiS' Gossip

Boston. July 12.-The decline in
Lake Copper shares to 3s is believed
TO foreshadow a very disappointing
mill return for June-if the statement.
now some days overdue, is made pub
lie.
The May figures showed mineral
return of SS1-2 pounds, and a copper
recovery OF 24.6 pounds
II Is understood the June returns
showed under 20 pounds Of copper or
30 pounds of mineral.
Some weeks ago we requested an
official statement from r. c. Pryor.
at that time president of the Lake
Copper Co, as TO the commercial val
ne Of the so-called east or footwall
lode. concerning which great expecta-
tions were entertained at the time this
lode was penetrated in sinking the
shaft Mr.. Pryor promptly replied
TO our communication under date OF
June II. stating as follows:
we have been doing a little work
on the east or footwall lode, but as our
compressor capacity is limited. by far
the greater portion OF the work has
been done on the main as shown by
plan accompanying the annual report
There have been no tests made
as To the actual naturalization OF
this lode. a number OF people have
examined II and the stock activity was
the result of their, expectations. Per.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
STOCKS

Boston, Mass. July 12.-The re-
action in Lake was the only feature in
the local market today. There was
nothing TO account for the selling ex-
cept a report that new management
is going to suspend all shipping to the
mills and devote attention to opening
property on large scale Selling looks
like tired holders who bought stock at
low prices year ago and carried it up
TO 80 with visions of $50. Now that
the stock is sagging off these people
are afraid they will lose whatever
profits they have and are selling out.
We advise buying stocks around these
prices.-Foster Of Paine, Weber &
Co.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
Cay & Sturgis says

Boston, Mass.-The general list was
reasonably firm today except for cop
pers. a severe break in Lake under
selling by inside interests upset the
local list and caused the lowest clos
ing of the year A war rumor act
uated the decline A rally should GER
tainly occur tomorrow it war scare
was to any extent responsible for to-
days MARKET. ]. s.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New store at Abmeel,
A. Tambellini, Calumet. 2sI
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Apply 2o9 9th ST., Red Jacket. X
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE, cheap. n small cook stove.
Ice box. kitchen table, iron bed. etc.
Call 214 Eighth street.
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12

Union Pacific ..,..t..l, ,..issh lSst
L. ;. Steel ..., 80. 70is 6s's
Western Union =. ....... 81 81
The Calumet news., 1910-07-12

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
rabiets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels to expel poisonous matter
cleanse the. system, cure constipation
and Sick headache. Sold by Eagle
Drug Store. Calumet: Laurium Phar-
macy. Laurium. 90.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-08

the whole of the southern states, whose
great object would be to publish and
make known the attractions of all i'm
partially to homeseekers Is the great
desideratum. Let a bureau of informa-
ton be opened in London as a first step
to disseminate needed information, Civ
ing special prominence to the fact that
the southern states, with their diversi-
fed climate, present an opening to every
nationality to engage in cultivating what
they did in their old homes. The climate
OF Florida and Louisiana would suit the
Spaniard and the Italian, while the more
northern states would give profitable
fields of cultivation to the German. Eng
Scotchman, etc, alike.
Southern iron and cotton manufacture,
now extensive, are on the eve of great
expansion, and skilled mechanics in these
and other branches from other lands
would surely be welcome. The southern
states as q whole entering upon the
work were indicated. without any jealousy
one of another. but actuated by proper
spirit. would. with energetic action, very
speedily lead to the incoming of an in
dustrious and intelligent population to
share In the blessings of this goody land
of ours. Yours truly.
RALPH SCOTT.
Birmingham, June T. 1910.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-08
NO DEFINITE NEWS
OF INDIAN WAR

Washington, June THE Mexican am
bassador is without advices from his gov
eminent regarding the uprising of the
Maya Indians in Yucatan and the massa-
ere of forty people at valladolid, though
he hopes, he says, in the course of the
day to receive an answer to the tele-
graphic inquiry he has directed to the
foreign office in the City of Mexico.
From what he knows of the country and
its inhabitants he says he is disposed ia
minimize the affair.
The indications are that the trouble
arose through the gradual exploitation Of
the country by white traders and agri-
culturists, he said. In 1860 the MAYA In
dams practically controlled all that part
of Mexican Yucatan where the uprising
is said to have occurred, and the control
of the Mexican government beyond the
shore line was very slight. About ten
systematic development of the natural
resources of the country. the Mexican
government determined to open up this
part of Yucatan to civilization
A military railroad was constructed,
wagon roads were laid out, the harbors
were improved and agriculture was en-
couraged AS an incident, a firm hand
was laid upon the Indians who up to that
time had been making frequent raids
upon the white settlements, carrying off
stock and crops, mistreating the settlers
and otherwise acting in lawless man
ner.
The steps taken by the government
were effective in restoring order and the
country has been developing rapidly.