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HELP MAnTEp--mALE

NElP WANT ED--MALE.
waafss Men ana ~ofasn % lean ths
aaInsf ttsds iAfxsss aad most CEN.
rlsss school IN fhp Vert Wages paid
as Come and s~s "a or wfsts for par.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
80 wash.netea. ~ Ise Thifd a.
RAILWAY NAIL cf.ERkA WANTED
eff ~tth fuh pay. preparation free faF
ias,isa,s, fssp, az y ns .'s asN Y
waa,ss--i .ees nsu e pAy sool ~ the
tsaas checks fsis mira az. tssss.s
Ilke ani talan
MODEL WDTEf.
wanted. It men 20 take steam heated.
electric ishted rooms. free baths. 2ke
l.eoo men Nantsa v eat hot raast beef
sands irbss basement ORIENTAL.
FOOL hooA fti3 Third az. betussn
f'ike ard Iinign.
wantoa = comessrsiai pb6soxrap6sr
muf - Al t4s weak. Jacobs Photo
wanted Glove cutters wa shfeadsr
ana band and binders Puget sound
ktoNH MfE GO.
wanted FatisFnmaksr appTsHtieea i
tif. Tbs Star
PAINTING, paper haHgiaw. kaisarsSin.
rs general houseclsaning Phone Maple
INTRODUCTION SOCIETY
ao7 pike o. room -, Abbott hotel
CRAWFORD FLOOR co. I'm
FLOOR suffaetnK ard rsflnishipw done
. phsteeraphsr wanted ises FlfH av-
~ Prof stevens. Nov Method Teach.
Xfmg Dancing guaranteed IA pri.
Mt1 sSis lessons Day snd evening Trial
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SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
Broodar hoanc sash. est feet ...-.. 50 %
All fizea of glass much cheaper than you
pay elsewhere
WE SELL WINDOWS CHEAPER
atx1t--i h-~--L.. only ............ So IS
s4r3e--i N FL. only ............. ia
Cedar Hlding opiy $500 per NJ. t-ft. and
5-n iauKtha
nARG ANS COLONIAL COLUMNS.
kns--84ft including cap and base 81. 90
txx--a-ft including cap and base. 20
DOORS
Odd sizes Gull doors. only ....-...s fo.Th
First quality fiye-crosEs panel doors.
e-sxe-s and under. only is.....- 81 30
we have our own mill sell anyhody. ship
anywhere. Only One Price.
send postal for Cataiog No. IS.
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sTYLIsH NARROWER SHOP
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.


PERFORMED.
PHONES MATS sssf. f~n g.
Mrs. Yea Rlekert. mraaaass rniawifs
hetns ennttesmsat. female alsar.isrs sue.
tsssfeitf treated. physician n required
ss1l Neiisr, corner essfiaks Az r4ks
s.ss,lsAn raF - taileY a.. Prom / 10 8
fretsssaa, woman. y. wishes . meet
.aeay Particulars seo M Mektbban
ieftiaHd. ore
wANrkt,--.r rs ssYoas saffssfnE frasn
moon o. SKIN disorders ~ anY kina
farrass remedy SIS pacifie nias
LADIES REMoDELfN0 PARL oRS
So sarmsafs made aad eld fsusdeied
Latest sf4fes Prices fsasanakis ala
Areads nlas Ind 4 ssif
MEitVkiLLE HAIR RESrORER
i net dys. I'll turn sray o. aisashaa
hstf % ~ natarai eoior. slt Arcade
FtHsr class pifES 51RKrN.
AZ YORK gnafsaised SCI n Denny
hhsumasistn. acute o. chfsair' assr sps-
ssaiif hrssa Thsfapsuile Bath& tss
settHt htM
wanssa--rlano pupils. sssiaasTs =
spesiaifr i'hErs fsft
waasfa 10 xtvs aNaY uhiis kiiSsa.
bait Anaora 1884
iiet All ard siseirssssl taths massage
arc swedish movements HFKrA Thssa-
grn,is nAths. ees rifsf nik
W p AailosY srg-s hair aaa sar..
eAnaraM ~ ceiams 90
LOTT AND FOUND
Ne-~-~e~->~~~e~-~e~~~~s~~~ ~~~~-~~~~~~~~@s~~~~~
ttfe REWARD
tloet Ah1af fNo moaths aas f.fewtfgr
= 80, -. p 80, e'ssA -hs;s go 'as ss,'
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TORI snp FOUND.
selp uAnrsnv.u.,.


OF BABY OR CHILDREN. .
FREE PICTURE .
To adssffise ny specially - ehfl- =
: tfTns fetrureas I wili nite u any .
nne Bringing fhis rsnpoa ana ehNa >
one beautiful ptffurs free beet lot .
rapT EreW W uifhnsf a uixtats .
HARTERS. .
1875 Fusfth ara rfas I.
~ oHce. utidaie -ags,1 " ausAa Tor heusp.
Nofk. small farutfy. Enad hasne l1e y
1eth
Waated~-tssfis tor mmrkinw Natianai
l.anndsr rhong naisssa 80
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FER aenf~-A s.roem cottage hard
flashed. fuFnished. for fte a month .
block from car iiae. tt41 Nezd Ct. Hilf-
fuan city
ltuuse aser pins Fn@sas. one large f4cfn
Tor men 81 - urrk each. % the Erut4nd
firar 80 pias
roanses ntesiy fayuirhsd ilaht. aAH
hath eaF lice Queen knn~ isHf
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ror 8aie--A well established meat
market. up 20 date In every respect. live
town Of 5000 inhabitants and $50. eco
monthly pay roll Address Box 1900
hentoh, Naans
Grocery store. good location. a0xs0.
with shelves ana counters. first vacant
tor 2 years; $40 per month. Phone
North iiso
HERE rs BONE ONES CHANCE
~ acres on large, beautiful lake. Il. y,
D.. and telephone service. will sacri-
nENToa REALTY co,
Rsnton. Wash
small grocery about 5000, or vii IN
business. also 10 run market IN connoo-
ton. Address y iis. star.
For aaie--A good paying lunch ooun-
ter. on easy terms. small money down.
% Columbia st
Grocery stock. fixtures cheap. good
location. months rent free. living
rooms in connection Have other bust
ness tsos nurke av. white $50,
Have three notes totaiing 400. secured
by mortgage. Will give liberal discount
Tor cash Phone Main Gao
Grocery stock. fixtures cheap. good
location. months rent free. Have other
business. zoos Burke ay white stp.
Man with $1,000 can triple his money
in 9 months. Apply Dick Britton. Station
a, Everett
.Fonr.chair barber shop Tor sale on
easy terms. can Beacon 1855. 4sss
Rainier nv.
Good restaurant for sale or trade for
real estate. will scil half Interest. Ind.
s73s
Selling out large stock Of groceries AZ
AT Columbia st
Suburban printing office and plant for
rent call up Green l52, Sunday.
Cash grocery. clean stock, good Trade,
fine location. q snap. Ind l. zzs6.
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HOUSEKEEPING MOONS

.>~~~~-~~~~~~~1~~~.~-~ -~~~S~0~~-~-~~~~~~~<
Cf.oBE IN
!. Or clsan fuauss SIS pei seek /.
raA 1tf PEI week bachelors 81 families
eirse a. schaai iarEs yard call after
~. 90 Sunday. No. 1918 flks -
HiBEie and twosrcufu saifrs At the
aanuynidn Aese bachelor 4uaftrFs Gas
ranges. electric lights, hot water itsi
Ninth
T~e fsfnlshsd hapsvksspiug rooms Tor
reai. phone. bath. ste PER meHih. nai-
lard itas.
Furnished housekeeping. single raofns
beautiful location. cheap 30 y Alder.
= af6s
Neatly furnished housekeeping faains
sfp pcr month, near seattle kleeffsr car
barns Neea Hotel. 0soFsstewn.
Furnished housekeeping ROOMS - aud
IS each rhanH North 1870
Two iiKht hausek espinE rooms and one
sleeping room 1908 eih av
filte. iarre. comfortable. far two rasn.
save fare kfah Howell
slnsis and suites, Waking distance.
sas bath. iishs: ii.ts % ia, sitih ~
BllgIkEsc CHknCEs
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BUSINESS CHANCES. .
$40 Furniture and tools ~ = caun- .
Try ranch home. suitable for
summer bosfdsrH tf minutes I.
from center % city on beat .
tiful beach, cheap rent .
. PUGET SOUND BRICK WORKS. To- Z.
Gated on Nashon island iucorps- .
rated for aE0.ee9 paid.up CAPITAL Z.
sis s0ai no debt except mortgage .
for g. eco. own igA acres about .
700 feet water front Material 10 {.
plastic shaie o. very uniform .
Sfrusturp Quality 10 superior 60 .
the local Seattle yards and shipping .
facilities excellent. Machinery /.
plant " complete ana has n daily .
capacity Of 50. 600 brick owner Z.
has gone East and wishes 20 sell =
hts share. which IN tb per cent or .
fg.ToQ. Also a earouFn house. fgr .
81. 50 ~ waterfront; ~ acres .
land price $500. good terms See {.
Us for further particulars.
CORTNNE SIMPSON,
7o2-s-t American Bank nidg =
Main 1855. Ind asa Z.
.
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MISCELLANEOUS

= =
s~~~~~~~e~~r~~~~~~r~c~r e~~--Nr~~r~~~r-~~~e~~~~~
harEnln Hat Of used Stael Ranges At
Heotaeuse a Plat Furniture CO. store.
tis PIKE 81
standard Steel Range. sale price. so GO
ohio steel Range. snie price ...-s. f2T 20
star Estate Steel Range. sale price SIS 80
Jewel Steel Rage. sale price d. u 20
Acorn Steel Range Naic price y f1A .aa
Economy Steel KanNr. sale price teQ-eo
Nanauot steel Range. sale price faE So
Universal steal Range kale price t2e HA
Eclipse Steel Naare sale price. Sif -
Nandsf steel Range. sale price. 81 &c
oNford steel Range. sale price. fi7 %
Royal Steei Range. kaie price. i. f&eb0
Acorn Steel HanEe sale tTice. .s.. SIS 90
50 Gas Ranges. each .s..-s.t- s see
Double oven Restaurant Range. f1h.aa
ElEht-foos Gas Plate .4..4...... f10. 90
Big rrdurfiunk tn furniture and cock
stoves We also exchange new goods for
your used furniture visit 90 our
store will convince you 81 The great saw
inEr Go b. made in hoescfurninhi1eF
MoODHouSE a Ft4ATT FURNITURE
COMPANY.
as pike 81
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--~.~.~N-~.~~4~1~-~.~~ ~-~-~~O~~Oo0oo,
AGEATH-Efnp right here Something
new. AS 20 500 week. soils on sight.
100 per cent profit. no charge for terri
tory. New Automatic Razor Nharpensr
absolutely guaranteed for lie. One
agent, without experience. took 20 orders
first day out tEwofn stateIuentl. Is orders
nest day. profits for two days 40 60
900. 900 sold Ia four months, phenomenal
nornr maker. Men cYsrywhsrs are 81 4.
cited over the mysterious accuracy ard
perfection u this little machine. Write
today for fun details. free We want a
thousand agents In exclusive territory.
az once Address Tho Nssorfaf Company.
1901 Cotton bldg. Toledo ohio
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siTUATioNs wANTEp-MtLE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MsLE.
r~r~eN~er~N~N~r~~~o~Ne~sN c~oe~~N~r~c>N~c~~c~N~~
railroad Or commission merchants office T.
can use typewriter and keep books Ad-
dress. star - sos.
PAINTING. paper hanging. kaisonnin.
ina general houseeienninE. Phone Maple
wAnTEo-taiscELLAnEous
Wanted Pupils 70 learn stage ana bali
room dancing. Academy. 1910 Howell.
Fry q. Gordon.
wanted-Y0ung laying hens at reason
able price 1911 Greenwood av
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
~-~~0~~~>~e-~~>~>~>-~ >~~-~c~N~s~~~~-~
SAN JOSH
stoh 18th s., two and three-room apart
mnnts. light. free cooking gas. hot
water, steam heat. furnished complete.
Rent $40. Telephone Beacon if3.
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS soe
EastiaksI strictly modern. completely
furnished. 2. g. Groom suites. special
summer rates. walking Distance Il. t2t.
FLATS.
~erNc~~~e~r~~rNc~~-r>~ r~~~~S~-c~~Nr~~~e~N-~r~
BonitO Vista, S02 Second av ~. up-to-
date furnished and unfurniahed apart
ments; steam heat. hot water. private
bath; walking distance; rent reasonable.
For Heht-~Two b-rOom flats. walking
distance from heart OF city; bath. sti so
and SIS. Inquire 515 New York block.
Phone Main 2lep.
10 Hant--2 new modern B-r0om flats.
upper tit, lower f15. Inquire evenings
or Sundays. 20i brandon at, Georgetown.
A big snap 7-room furnished fiat,
rooms all full. parry going north; $40
cash or will trade for diamonds. e02
James 81.
Four-room flat, lower floor. modern.
| t12. 400 Eleventh Az.
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WHHfed rhirFen flH0h f0f HaaffI5
property z1i Union Of
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eNsTe@NSt|sTe~sa-a~- est~Cs@s1sS-ooSs~sr1
Ipr sale ~ exchange. eaf10m modern
house Hnd acre ~ Iaud. CuifiFafel. a.
, 1911-09-27
PROCEE DINGS
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FORS 81. GROIN
(Conij~wed from AujS, No 7G.)

'C''N @iNN1 '1'0'
.3rd Member for Christianstod Country
District (Leegy} introduced the Draft. He
sud ii is one of our acquaiutances for many
years and was glpd that he could say the
Council always ha adopted it, he hoped the
Council this year would give the matter
the same favourable consideration as in form
er years.
It was t%hereupon t%acitly adopted that the
matter should be furthered.
The G0Cernor said, that it is true, that
this Draft is an old acquaintance but it had
not grown prettier with the age, the Goyern-
ment would, however, not oppose it.
No one requested the word further and
the Chairman closed the 1st Discussion.
1t was thereupon tacitly adopted that End
Discussion should come on at once, to which
the Governor consented. The End Discus
sion was opened. No one requested the word
and no amendments for which time had been
left were sent in. The Chairman then closed
the 2nd Discussion and took the Councils
vote, after it was tacitly adopted, that 1t was
unnecessary to read the Draft.
The whole Draft was thereupon unNni-
mously adopted with II votes.
Bird member for Christiansted Country
District (Leeoy) proposed that 3rd Discus
sion should come on at once, and this propo-
sal was tacitly adopted, the Governor gave
his consent.
The Chairman then declared the 3rd Dis
cussion for open.
LIST member for Christiansted Town (Stake-
nao27n) said that he should like, if we IN tho
future could find a way to have this matter
arranged in such q manner that we need not
deal with such a Draft every year.
No one requested the word further, and
the Chairman then closed 3rd Discussion and
took the vote. The Draft as passed from
2nd Discussion was unanimously adopted
with IL votes. 1t goes now to Government.
A recess was given anew.
, 1911-09-27

On re%assembling after the recess the
Council proceeded with the election Of the
following W. committees.
a. Election of a committee Of 5 members to
receive the probation reports from the appli-
cants to the Post as Assistant to the Conucil
and as Secretary to the Municipal Committee
and to report thereon to the Council.
The Chairman suggested that two of the
members should be members Of the Munici-
pal Committee.
II voting tickets were handed in.
Elected were: Lachmanu with II, Stake
mann with II, E. Petersen with 10, G utter
with 10, and Armstrong with 8 votes.
b. Election of a committee of 5 members to
report on Draft of School Ordinance for the
Municipality Of st. Croix.
IL voting tickets were handed in.
Elected were; Rubuer-P Petersen with 10,
Blackwood with 10, Stakemann with s, Coul-
ter with s and Armstrong with 7 votes.
The meeting was closed about $50 pm.
, 1911-09-27

IN the military service, arriving here the sth
of March 1882. He served as telegraphist at
she Government telegraph stations in Chris
tiansted ard Frederiksted from 1884 to 1885.
was then appointed g March 1881 clerk
in the Government Secretary's Office, and
IN April 1890 was appointed Sexton for the
Lutheran Church in Christiansted The last
two named appointments he held to the time
Of his death. Fn July 1908 he was authoriz-
ed as copyist< in the West Indian Upper
Court Cater abolished) and in the same
month was appointed Sexton for the Chris
tiaDsted Public Cemetery.
Mr. Andreasen was a most dIigent worker
and a most courteous and objiging official,
whom many Of us in various ways will miss,
He leaves "a widow, two sons and three
daughters, Of whom the eldest son is away
in Porto Rico, the rest Of the family at
home.
, 1911-09-27
(From Bulletin of 26 Sept.)

DIED yesterday afternoon, at his home
in Christiansted, after a short illness, Mr..
H. Andreasen, clerk IL the Government
Secretary's Office. The funeral will take
place from the Lutheran Church at half-past-
four O'Clock this afternoon.
SO recently was Mr.. AndreaseD seen
going about his business, apparently in his
usual health and spirits, that this announce
ment will come to many of our readers as a
surprise. The first thought will doubtless
be one of deep sympathy for the family
whose members are thus suddenly bereft Of
their stay. Mr.. Andreasen was still in the
prime of life, and the next thought will be
one of regret at the loss of al official whose
affability and attention to duty made him
liked and esteemed by all. Whether as
Government clerk or as Sexton in the Lu-
theran Church the loss of Mr.. Andreasen is
a loss to our community.
, 1911-09-27

AS above announced the funeral took place
Yesterday afternoon from the Lutheran
Church, whence, after an impressive service
conducted in English 10y the Pastor, tie
Rev. Helweg-Larsen, the funeral cort6ge,
consisting of the Gendarme band, the chill
dren of the Sunday School, and a great con-
course of citizens of all classes and congre-
CATIONS, proceeded to the cemetery, where
the last solemn rites were performed.
Mr. Hans Andreasen was born the 18th of
December 1862 at Stokkemarke, Lolland,
Denmark. He came out to the West Indies
, 1911-09-27
plOkIama.

a LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have noget
$50 ut fordre i Boet efter abode Enke
MARY ELIZABETH KEY, hviIkec 30 be-
handles we'd undertegnede Skifteret, indkal-
des herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til at
anmelde og bevisliggore deres Krav.
st. Thomas og St Jams Skifteret, den 81
September 1911.
WELLEJUS.
, 1911-09-27

The Gendnrme band gave us nm hours
good music on the WHARF on Sunday after
noon.
, 1911-09-27

& Of a line Of lain was measured in Chris
tlaDsted on Monday morning and l line
yesterday morning. At Est. Sally's Fancy
3 INES were meas red on Monday morning
and Of 4 line yesterday morning.
, 1911-09-27
7 Fl s AVIS.

Gacigtiansted, st. Groix,
Wednesday, 9th September, 1911.
, 1911-09-27

FIRES. l0,25O,4 86O5
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the home Of his sister than prisoner Of the Sheriff.
single handed.
~Thats the worst crowd ever saw back there Sher-
IN he suggested interrupting chucke. ~They mean
mischief.
Right ornery. some Of en-" the Sheriff assented,
clicking his tongue at the horses.
They'll tear down the jail if they find Sans in it,
Warren persisted
aSar amt goin' 20 be in IT, with a laugh
There isn't another Jail in the county, is there,'
There's bettern ias Bow the Sheriff assured him.
I've got a KEY to the railroad station over to Coax.
Nobody sleeps there IN the station agent don't open
I'D till abou, seven when the first train south IS due
That train Il dump hundred men from Alexandria all
dressed up gray suits an caryn Springfield rifles an
a'tridgcs with lead in EN- I've sent Deputy Sheriff
Jim Bowles on ahead TO wait 70 Wen take Sam
over 70 the station lock him up there with Bowes, an
leave him till mawnin Hows that TO an idee, Boy?'
He laughed whole heartcdly and hlstre hand crashed
down on Warren leg in emphasis.
81 couldn't have done better myself, Warren de
cared IN enthusiastic approval as he rubbed his aching
leg But want get back the telegraph office at
the courthouse sometime tonight.
you an me are goin back the Sheriff assured him
earnestly I'VE are a gon 70 have some fun with them
pc whites that thought they'd pull of lynchin onme.
one not familiar with the place might have passed
~ Josephine City IN the dark without knowing it;
but the Sheriff drew up before low matched cabin got
out, and tapped cautiously IT'S single window so that
no 1.ighbors might hear. The window was raised a
scan'inch and a womans voice asked:
Tell sam Brown TO come on out, Melinda, the
Sheriff ordered
~Ycs. sun the hurried reply, and the window
dropped. In a moment the cabin door opened, and Sam
Prrv-, N r,ufprSrf~' and 0yeriIls with feet bare
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:,.-,bIe profit They sat at a small table, and
GOOD looking, os eN eu uiu'''' XII 0''s '0' 0'''e
and sandwiches. L.. -,..,,, So, D..
cIeircj after preliminary details. "Hc an
t. ,hf description given by Mrs Marshall and was
o7r the farm late this evening. If they find him,
So'. Going 20 take him back TO the Marshall place
.V,u they get HIM,
.R,,,r5 70. He can, hide around here. And hate
. .,,,rL VIVA. .hcvll 10 TO him.
.Whcrcs the Sheriff
.I, he'd asleep Harris laughed. 40 ones notified
him. ". ........,..i .,,.i..,., ,,,....
.s. Then he became aware that the coiorcd girls
st.a, as She dropped plate before him. and when
| r.e. D.. her he saw surprise and fear IN her doclle
-y, ion mean Ia, Ms,ah Bert" She al,cred sud
,srrv ~Ocv ANT after sam.
I5---s seemed suddenly uncomfortable. why. YES,
,,..-. Molly" ho said reluctantly. I'm sorry. al
,srs ike. SAM
-r.~ ... --- rs look became incredulous as # She be-
..,.s p res. . be ro0ng and She sand almos, lightly
S.. N.-,.r Bert. NoM knows sam bctter'n dat
r. never -e-. o.,un.
.It...-. l..ur Blu, I'm afraid all up with him
...I...... -..s HIM before the Sheriff does.
.-.- .-... .. -rauhuntcrs back from their vet
.-.... .--. entered The lobby, and Harris hurried
.. .... ....-. news Warren looked with SYM
....... ... -- SSH. stood rooted IN sudden fear.
-u... ...- o-re,. he asked.
-,,. Wilson, ~.o.
SIN. .-.r YOURS Molly
49,. -. a.. rr~e ter GIT married, she answered
-. ..... know when. he Is hiding
sudden .a~.- flashed into her face. He amt
....~. S,r H..u know notmn tall bout dis fuss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Silverware-SavingS Most Surprising

It is the good, old Rogers-that has stood the test of time-the sill verwear that the Rogers Boys made famous. The reductions. are bona fide.
 t.5o Teaspoons-in the April--May Sale, dog. lis
 300 Dessertspoons-in the ApriI-May Sale, dog. 2.3o ~ $50 Tablespoons-in the April-May Sale, dog. 2.70
 $50 Medium Forks-in the ApriI-May Sale, dog. 2.7o
 3.75 Medium knives-in the April-May Sale, doz.. 3.2o
 3.75 Medium Forks-in the April-May Sale, doz. 3.20
 500 Medium knives-in the April-May Sale, dog. 4.10
 5.$$ Medium Forks-in the April-May Sale, dog. 4.1o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Marquisettes--Again!

Seldom does a fabric attain greater popularity than the ovation that has been given to this dainty fabric this season. It's filmy, gauzy. transparent beauy has completely fascin- ated the spring shoppers. AN ENTIRELY NEW SHIPMENT HAS BEEN RECEIVED WHITE AND SOLID COLORS 25c to 69c. An ideal fabric for confirmation and graduating dresses-just the thing for summer frocks made over the colorful presence of an under slip.
 (Wash Goods, Aisle C,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
We Ask No More for
 Our Linens

Although Linens have sud denly jumped up a few spaces on the price lists-we OFFER A. PINCH IRISH TABLE DAMASK FOR 98c-that can not be bought to sell for less than 1.25. 22-inch Napkins to match are 300 a dozen.
 (LInens, Aisle c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
There's Many a Treasure to Be Picked Up From
 These Tables

We can't begin to tell you of the good things we've crowded onto these tables. Here a tall, slender flower vase-there just tiny bit of bric-a-brac in new kind of ware. An occasional Rose Jar or maybe a Fern Dish. The most uncommon sort of teas and saucers, and everything worth from twice to three times as much as we ask for it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
A Sale of Bath
 Fixtures

Bath fixtures that never tarnish-tha are good enough to move when you move. Quadruple nickel plate, made on h eavy brass-at prices that are really an inducement:
 soc 15-inch Towel Bar-- ApriI-May Sale 34c
 6oe 1ainch Towel Bar ApriI-May Sale 43c
 75c 24-inch Towel Bar ApriI-May Sale SEC
 35c Lavatory Screw Soap Dish-ApriI-May Sale 23c
 40c Lavatory Screw Soap Dish-ApriI-May Sale 27c 75c Wall Soap Disn- < April-May Sale 52c
 100 Tub Soap Dish- ApriI-May Sale 69e
 75c Tumbler Holder ApriI-May Sale 52c
 200 Combination Soap and TunnbIer Holder-ApriI- May Sale 1.15 2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Cheaper Brass Jardi- niereS for Your Pret-
 tier Out-Of-DOOrs

Let Us suggest-fix up your porches. Hide the old pots in a brass Jarde- nier. Take advantage of these unusual reductions: $50 Jardeniers-in the April-May Sale 2.45
 4.5o Jardenlers-in the Anril.Mav Sale $40
 600 Jardenieres-in the April-May Sale 4.6o
 7.5o Jardeniers-in the April-May Sale 5.75
 $50 Jardeniers-in the April-May Sale 6.5o
 $50 Jardeniers-in the April-May Sale 7.3o
 12.50 Jardeniers-in the April-May Sale $40
 15.0o Jardeniers-in the ApriI-May Sale 11.9o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Our Own Osaka

A beautiful Japanese Rug sold only in this store. Many of the designs are on both sides of the Rug.