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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
GROCER MUST TALK TRADE
Customers Can't Remember Every
thing He Has on His Shelves.

Tnih9 SV6b on ms onolV0o-
In my Judgment there is no limit
to the possibilities OF grocer's bust
ness and sales" said II clever house
wife who does her own buying. "bu;
the grocer must be alive and do his
part III talking up his wares.
How on earth am | to know what
grocer has in his store unless he
adopts some means OF telling me- OF
course I know that he handles sugar
coffee. butter. etc. but there are many
other things on his shelves which
sometimes want. but do not always
think of asking for when at the store
Il know of n grocery store which has
novel method of introducing its
goods. When a customer buys pound
Of coffee the merits of IL certain brand
Of condensed milk are cxpound.l to
her. Coffee and milk are. of course. a
natural combination When she pur
chnses canned meats certain brand
of ketchup is brought TO her attention
If she speaks about going to picnic
the grocer Immediately sees chance
of selling her something for her picnic
basket and brings his picnic speciality
line to her attention. This grocer is
also very polite and accommodating
II he hears that there IL a new baby
Mt ones house a neat but inexpensive
house for the little one together with
congratulations This is always great
ly appreciated p"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

provement fund to the state high
way commission, There is only
one solution for the many errors
that have been made by the ad-
ministration in power and that is
to tarn the party out and install
the republican party and this is
what is going to be done in the
next general election. There viii
be clean sweep and if the re-
publican party of this county
does its open and plain duty,
the new broom will sweep the
local democratic party off the map.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

Good solid. cogent reasons why the
farmer and the dweller In the small
town should spend their money In the
nearby storeE of their neighbors. among
friends whom they trust and who
pafronIze them as far as may be. are
given In the following editorial from
the Daily Age Of Coshocton. o.. which
includes another editorial from the
Findiay Republican.
The instance OF the mail order house
denouncer who finally succumbed TO a
highly colnred catalogue and finally had
to call In local artisan TO make the
thing work is not only amusing. but
painfully true. and should be instruc-
tive
The man who sends his money out
Of town is robbng himself in the long
run. moments thought VIII con
vince even the most ardent mail order
devotee that this statement Is true
says the Daily Age, And he does 1t
IN more ways than one For instance.
VI onday morning a timer showed an
Age man II big galvanized tank that a
storekeeper in county village-and
he is always denounclng mail order
houses-had bought OF a Chicago firm
And the tank had to be gone over by
the local timer before 1t was fit for
use 1t started right, but had a poor
finish And the Findlay Republican the
other day succinctly set forth some
very hard. common sense reasons that
are worthy OF perusal The editorial
says:
The more money you send away
from home the poorer your town
grows. Is there any one who doubts
it!
"'Out of every purchase made IN
your own town a certain percentage y
set aside to be added to our home cal
itaI.
when home trade increases new
stores come and old ones do a bigger
business That means more clerks.
larger profits for the employer. The
inevitable result is the building oi
more houses for these people to live
in That makes more ta aXablc prop
erty. and your tax rate. II public funds
are properly handled. will decrease
and. besides. there is more money
available for public improvements.
"A purchase Mt home. therefore Is
in part an investment. some portion of
the money returning to you in in
creased values of real estate, better
stores to trade in. the building of more
civic improvements.
"A purchase in distant city is
equally an investment. but the invest
ment is for the benefit OF the people
who live IN the city where the pur
chase Is made
Why invest your money in Il place
where no possibility can ever bring
You any return from itY"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
CoL.oNEL. William

CoLoNRI. William Jennings
Bryan has served notice on the
democrats of Nebraska that be
wants to go IS a delegate to the
next democratic national conven-
ton and when he pulls the string
the Nebraska democracy dances
even if it is laborious da ncing and
destitute Of the festive pleasure.
He may not be a candidate for
the fourth time for the presidency
but he proposes to be i'll a posi-
tion to fight Harmon, Under
wood and others at short range
instead of through the columns
of the Commoner. He will talk
face 10 face with them on the
floor of the convention and his
ears never tire of listening to his
mouth.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
PRESIDENT Taft has auott

PRESIDENT Taft has another
serious duty to perform in the
appointment of another Judge of
the United States to fill the va
cancv caused by the death of
Justice Harlan. During his term
Of office he has been called upon
to fill more vacancies on the Su-
preme Bench of the nation than
any other president. With SO
many persons in highest political
c relies urging the claims of their
respective candidates it is no easy
task to make a selection and yet
the President has been very 'ortu-
nate. His going outside the
ranks of party may be question
able as it is argued that there are
Just as capable men to fill such po-
sitions within the ranks of his
own party as on the outside. In
this matter he has shown a broad
liberal spirit but it may prove in
the nature of mlsapplied or mis-
placed liberalitY. Better stick
to political friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
THE beautiful theory !.

THE beautiful theory about
the Office seeking the man has
passed into Fa bles. The fellow
who gets the Office has to be up
and doing. When an Office starts
out to find man IN nine cases out
of ten II finds one who is not
worth seeking Anybody has the
inherent right to be candidate
and it is up to the people to deter
mine his fitness. When the peo
pie turn out en- masse in conven-
tions or primaries and give ex pr-s
sion to their thoughts it can be
set down that the results are Just
about right. 1t is the star cham
Der method Of making selections
that hurts party and encompass
es its defeat. A fair, square open
expression OF party followers Is a
right and duty that should be re
ligiouely observed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

SENATOR Bob l.aFolle,te keeTs
bobbing up as a presidential cam
plign like a will-o' the wisp in a
marsh. 1t looks suspicious when
the opposite party is ad vocating a
N an for the repu 6lican nomina-
tion for presidency. Hence there
is suspicion that the efforts OF
the democratic party in behalf OF
LaF'oll cite is tinctured with SELF
ishness.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

Louie Sam, who has been employed as
porter for Jules Huilett for many years,
lraves tomo Irow for China where he ex-
scts TO remain about months with his
family. His sympathiss are with the
revolutionists of the sian eyed natior.
Judge John A. Wilkins departed on
Monday for Michigan on trip of sew
sral weeks: Mrs. Wilkins had proceed
ed him and the two will visit with
relatives and make an extended tour to
Several eastern localities.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
EITHER a lower

EITHER lower or upper
house of a general Assem- hly is Ii
able to make blunder through
inefficient clerks. oversights or in
eutionally. but when both bodies
make the same mistake on the
same measure it looks as if it were
not blunder but downright Gus
sedness and malicious intent. And
this is about what happened in
both branches of our General
Assembly on the measure to trans
fer monies from the internal i'm
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
Special Trees For Every Street

The advisory committee on street
tree planting in Pasadena. Cal. has
prepared an official list designating a
particular kind of tree for every street
in the city. The municipality will
plant the chosen trees as rapidly as
possible. and in the meantime those
who wish to plant trees for themselves
will have to set them In accordance
with the official prescription.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
COUNTY RECORDS
REAL ESTATE AND MINING TRANSFERS
Transfers

Joseph Burke to John A and E VI
6 Wilkins, mort deed, lot 6 aud " J
Of lot >, blk 36, Idaho Sprlngs
Geo T aud f A Reynolds by sb,r
id to Fred Lamont, sberif's crtt ii
cate OF redemption. all night, titIr
and interest in the Meteor and
Meteor Ext lodeI, Lincoln dist
The Tivile Union Brewing Co 10
Georgia Vromau, specal war deed i,
lot . and n % # of lot 10, bl 81. /.
Georgetown
Rachel Il Sheldon to Martha II
Sawyer, power OF attorney, lot No 7,
bl %, Idaho Springs, general powers
Gregory Forgett to X X X lo~ es,
g c mg deed, all interest in Thr, Q
Queens, Gray Rock aud SmuggI-r
lodes, Cascade and Trail Creek dists
Gregory Forgett to X r Knowles,
contract for deed, Iodes named next
above on or before Feb I, 1912
Mary Fl Hustled to J Randall It
al, q deed, s Of lot ! and part Of
lot 2, I'll 2l, Georgesown
j S Randall ct al TO The George
town Library Association, q deed,
same property named Dext above
The Conqueror N p d K Co to
George Keys. transcript Of Judgment
county court Of Clear Greek county
Eb-n T Osborue to state of Colo
rado, notarial bond
Clara Stevens by public trustee to
Z S Fischer. public trustees cert Of
purchase, portions OF sections 8, 16
and II in ia, R72 W
Western Metals Co to public trus
tee for use OF S A Iooides, deed of
trust, lot to 8 aud II to %, blk 20,
Georgetown, Improvements, mill. ma
cbinery. etc thereon, to secure promis
sorry uote for s. $50, interest 8 - r
cent per aunum
Z Allison and Mary A Allison t.
The Clear Greek Il Gilpin Trust Go.
mort deed, portion Pa'vei lode, sur
No 1857, Ohio dist, with exceptions
n II Cooper and } n White TO E +,
Bowie and Geo Fl L~Roy, lease and
bouu, uud ] tut iu aud 10 W NJ and
other lod"- and uni OF Minnie
" W.nulfre,t miIlsite, Upper Union dist
Location
Marine, Pilot, Trem mt, Champ.
Clipper, Pauths. and Mudec lodes,
Lincoln dis
Miscellaneous
In the county cou,t Leroy a. Viii
son, CO partners, p,tfs. Y, II F Swan.
son, def't, action br' ug,, to recover
possession OF Teud rfoot lode and
millsi,e. Atlantic dis, for damages in
wro Igful detention Of same, for puni-
tive damages and for ejectment of
defts ftom possession Of certain por-
tons Of said property, damages
amount to $1,000
In the district court Alice c Will
son vs Harry F and Mrs H F Swan
son. Judgment prsy-i in sum of
~ Hn and Do,S, ~ ,,,;t Il
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
Advsrtisea Leeses LIZ

AdveftAseo Letter LIZ
Idaho Springs, Colo, Oct lAth. 19l |,
The following letters remain uncalls d
Tor at the Idaho Springs Post Office for
the week ending Oct % 1911
Hutchingson. S. M
Mcintosh. John H
Peterson. Mr. Edwin
Smith, Mrs VI
I he j. u. Williamson Investment Co
JOHN TRArHEN. POSTMASTER
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
Roller Towel Abolished.

The common roller towel. as we'll as
the public drinking cup. has recently
been tabooed in Chicago by a city or.
dinance passed BY the city department.
Of health.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

Il have world of confidence in
Chamberlain Cough Remedy for l
nave used it with perfect success,
writes Mrs NJ. l. Basford, Poolesville,
Md. For sale by J. J. sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

As usually trested .sprained ankle
will disable man for three or four
weeks, but by applying Chamberlain
L!niment freely as soon as the inju
20 received and observing the directions
with each bottle cure can be effected
in. from two to three days. For sale
by J. j. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

Rcd Spruce LOm6o,
$25 .0Oper Thousand feet.
Bridge and Mining timbers \ special
ty For quick delivery Phone Black
653 C. L. Lamb.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

r. H. Pearce & Co., licensed en-
oalmers and funeral directors Mrs
Ellen Terrill. lady assistant.
homes
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28
use MAIL 0RDER;
ROB YOURSELF
Here's an Equation That Can
not Be Oisproved.
HOW ONE VICTIM FELL

'0sudy Catalogue Made Him Buy .
Galvanized Tank-Hs Got the Tank.
but Had Also to Call IN His le>a'
Tinsmith.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-10-28

Parlors-Idaho l4S A
Residence-Idaho 14S B
1913 Miner Street. Idaho Springs, Cole
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Unde ar ments

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
First aids to Summ,r comfort at
comfortable p%rices:-
Mems Athletic shirts ainsook-
coat s~tyic-aiso drawcrs-douolo
seat--spccirlly fine finish ........ AZ
Men = Double Thread Bslorigsens-
long and short sleeve shirtt-
double gussct drawers
sizes to ~5O-spocial ....,....... 10
Women's Swiss Eiobed Vests and.
~Pants-cotton or iislc-low neck
plain or lace trim--tight knee or
umbrella drnwors-Spocial ...... "a
Womcn's Isle Union SUits-Swiss
ribbcd-plain or lace brena
drawors-lacc trim'd-'scconds
OF soc auaiity-thereforo only 40
Boys Riuoed shirts. short sleeves also
knee length drawcrt-al sizes,
Special IA
Girls Swiss Ribbed Ncsts-low.
ncck-short sleeves or Sleeveless
umbrella drawers to match. 800. IA
The evening world., 1911-07-05
rs WOMEN SAVED
FROM Drowning
WHEN PIER BROKE
Plunged Into Bay With Ten
Children, but Rescuers
Worked Quickly.

The breaking OF "A crowded board pier
at Bay Shore, l.. l.. yesterday about
twilight plunged twenty-five women and
at least ten small children into the
water OF Great South Bay at a place
where the water was from eight to ten
feet.
Swift rescue work by those upon the
pier and by young men cruising nearby
in motor boats, resulted In the escape OF
all the women and children from drown
Ing.
The pier juts out from Benjamin's pa
villon and is made OF planks laid on
wooden piles. 1t has done service for
several years. but was regarded as per-
fectly safe and was nightly used as a
promenade. 1t runs out some $50 feet
into the water. About $50 were on the
pier last night.
Suddenly there was a rending and
splitting OF the pldnks of the board
walk Just about In the centre OF the
pier. 1t was instantly followed by the
screams OF fright Of the women and
children. who found themselves lung
into the deep water.
Those LETT on the broken pler-women
as well as men-acted with admirable
presence OF mind. They knelt or
stretched Nat on the boardwalk. which
Is only a few feet above the surface Of
the water. and first Of ell grabbed for
the little children.
Meanwhile a dozen or more motor
boats skinned swiftly TOWARD the scene
OF the accident. Life rreservers were
thrown over. boat hooks used to a d
vantage and several OF the young men,
regardless OF flannel trousers and fancy
summer shirt, dove to the rescue o!
those struggling Ia tho water.
The women were brought out with al
their LEFTY white summer iinery drip
ping. and the little children walled hys.
terically. But when count had beer
iaade II was sould that all were safe.
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Watches, JewcIry, etc.
For Vacation Needs

Ornamental and useful accessories
that need not cost extravagantly if
bought here:-
Youths and Mems Gunmetal Watches
thin models-fno silver, gold or
white dial-Ruarantced timers =. 06O
Enamelled Chatelaine Watches
dainty colOrings-lOvely designs
pin and ~box-ysluc So o ....... $50
Mems Watch Fobs-silk ribbon
gold filled attachments
reg. 10 and 81 90 ,........... 80
| German silver Bags and o incl
frames-kid lined-change pocket
regularly 81. 30 and 50, 90. ....... 1.6O
Lorgnette or watch Chains
French gray or platinum nnish.-,
With pearls and colored gem stones
90 inches long-wcre 81 00, .,..,. so
Gold Filled Collar and Frill Pins
hand engraved. plain or jewelled-
value Si'oo .'''''''' '4S
Pearl Necklaccs-solid beads
10 kt. gold snap-yalue ~ 90. -. .98
women's Gold Filled BRACELETS
hand engraved or heavily chased
secret lock n hinge-value So. 2.0S
Misses Gold Filled Bracelets
round or oyal-hand engraved
secret hinge and iock-exceptionally
good qualties-value 81. 5O...... 1850
Hammocks
From baby size to the elegant couch
Hammocks that make outdoor sleeping
a Joy.
70 cents to 80. .t7.98
Pslmsr's and other good msSes-tape,,rJ
Persian indian Chimes, stripe, plaid. flora
and fruit desgn,-All hammocn tear iron
$50 70 ZOO pounds weight
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Misses and Girls

Summer Suits, Dresses, etc.
Everything correct and Of that extra
fine make and finish that make this
department so we'll liked by particular
girls and their mothers!
MISSES LINEN SUITS
Natural, blue and lavender
high class man tailored styles
black satin Inlay collar. or
black and white stripe linen
inlay and tiny gilt or smoke
~buttons-l4 to IL years
Other. from 3.Os to IO.Os.
MISSES LINGERIE DkESsE.S-
Allover emb'y, cyciet and hand
emb'y effects In n variety Of
styles, also fine lawn plentifully
trim'd with fne embroidery or
wide cluny and fancy lace
inse~rts-Prlncess lace or imitation
baby Irish yokes-high and low neck--
~ 10 IL years, ....,. ...'.. 6.0o
Other White Dresses, same sizes. A.0s to 20.oe.
Large assortment Of Misses
sheer fancy Summer Dresses
u" 'A' TBS to a5.es
GIRLS WHITE DRESSES
Dainty emily with Val. inserts.
also lawn with lots OF pretty lace
and ENJOY and modaliions princes
and waist modols-some finished
with satin ribbon bows-high and
low neck-S TO IA years
reg 500 ....,.. o.06
Other White Dresses for Girls, Ids To 1855.
MISSES WASH sklkl b
White Linen and Poplin, latest
models, panel front and back,
side pleated. finished with large
pearl buttons, also plain tight
hitting style-sll sike'. ..,,,,.....1.06
The evening world., 1911-07-05

Boys Finer Bathing Suits to 2.98
FOR MISSES
Surf Cloth and Mohair-navy blue
Sailor. Princess and Plcatcd-
round and square nock-fuli cut
6to IA yrs. ....... 1.08 2.98 500
The evening world., 1911-07-05

DISPLAYED FOR EASY INSPECTION
ON CENTRE TABLES.
Take our advice--Buy for future IS well
rs present moods.
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Summer Gloves
Parasols
indispensable to hatless cour

indispensable to hatless country or
seaside strollers.
Parasols Of Natural Pongec and White
Lawn-hcmstitched or emb'y
inserting Special ............. .9S
Taffeta SILK, Pongee and Linen
ParasOls-black, white and cOlors-
plain. hcmstitched or with fancy
borders-worth SIG .1.30
Hand emb'd White Linen Parasols-
handsome styles, worth $500. 800
Same materials as above In richer
qualities and wider range OF styles.
Including stripes. Dresden n
Persian border Of allover, TO. .... .O.08
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Dressing Sacques
So comfortable in the seclusion Of your
room or home.

So comfortable in the seclusion Of your
room or home.
Dressing and Kimono Sacques Of
Lawn--in pretty c~olorings and black
and white-scallopcd or ruffle trim-
high and low neck-rcg. 90. ...'.. 40
Pretty Lawn Sacqucs In a variety Of
color contrasts-cmDrOidercd bandings
all sizes-usually 20. mamma. 100
| Extra hnc Lawns and Dotted Swisses-
beautiful colorings with borders or seal
lops, or lace mD'y and riDDon regular
and Empirc-high and low neck. .O8
| Lawn and Dimity SacQues In kimono
and other models-black. white and
colors-bordcrcd or trimmed with
emb'y or lace. or ribbon run cmb'y
bandlng-rcg. los. ............ o
Very fine Lingerie styles. trim'd In
dainticst manner with fine linen.
Cluny or German Val. laccs and
ribbon bOws-worth SOS ....... l .SS
Summer Gloves
Women's TwO-Clasp silk Gloves
black. whkc and colors-kayser's-
so TO. .9S
Misses Two-Clasp ~Silk-whitc.
tan ana Rray .... .OO
l6-Button Lengths Milanose SILK
Observation-Disclosures or white. . 1.35
lG-Button lengths-hoavicr quality.
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Manufacturers Oberstock
Women's Muslin Under1Dear

.Jnhvorabe June weather wa responsible for mfrs excess OF stock--rpeat
orders failing to come in as expected therefore a quickest way OF realizing cash
peted values
PRICES so LOW THAT TO PREVENT DEALERS STOCKING UP
WE PUT QUANTITY LIMITS AS MENIlONED.
A thousand dozen Nainsook Corset Cover. .. .. 80. 9. . ..... 10; Reg. "a cents
Limit 3-No Mail or Telephone Orders.
| Iow Mock Caubrc Nigh Dresses. ........ 80. SO; Reg. 50 cents
Limit 3-No Mail or Telephone Orders
Fitted White Cambria Pettcoats. .... Gee. 49,. .... 80; Reg. IS cents
Limit mo Mail or clepho ORDERS
Womens Cambria Drawers with Lace or Emby e.. ...... .2S; Reg. SO cents
Limit 3-No Mail or Telephone Orders
Nain,ook Combinations i lace or Emby ...... 49,. .... SO; Reg. SO cents
Limit 3-No Mall OF Telephone Orders.
Princes, Sins White and COLI. .......... ..... l2l; Reg. $500
""P L4mt mo Mail or Telephone Orders
Short Muslin skirts Tucked. ...... .............. .... "a; Reg. 35 cents
The evening world., 1911-07-05
BANKRUPT STOCK OF BREWER EROS.
Six and Wash Dresses
9ubich que OTTER at less than NJ frs. Cost!

All Linen Tailored SUITS
Natural. white. blue. lavender
panel skirts-worth 90 .......4.O8
special In Natural Linen Suits SOB
Handsomely Tailored SUITS OF
all Linen-natural and whitc-
plain or styiishly trim'd with black
satin-worth sI1.OO. ............7.O6
Ramio Linen SUITS
Natural. white. lavender. blue n
blark-smartly tailored ......., 9.SS
The Blach Linen Suit fills a want for Mourning
Wear.
Fine Ramie Linen SUITS In
natural and whitc-ful length n
medium length coats-plainly ~
tailored black satin and buttons l : u
splendidly Tailored SUITS
OF all wool shepherd Checks and
Navy and Black Scrgcs-also.
| Mohairs In gray. navy, black
| newest modcls-special $500
| values NJ. .....ss.. .ss''''' lO'oo
| Long Pongcc or Gold Cloth COATS
scml-nt or Empirc-dcep cape collar OF
stripe satin or sailor collar with
inlay Of Kings Blu satin oo
Fine Mohair COATS
Black. gray. navy-semi-nt-. I.SS
Natural and white Linen SKIRTS. 80
also Rcpp-yarious models ,..... l.SS
white Linen sKIRTS-plninly
tailored, or iiouncc with Wide
cmb'y Inserts with and
without buttons .......'.'...' 'o'Od
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Hand<erchiefs
Plenty are needed for Sum-
mer service and dressy effects.

Plenty are needed for Sum-
mel service and dressy effects.
Women's Crossoar H'dk Is
pure Irish linon-hno sheer
uuality-value . to .l2la .,........ z
Women Hand Embroidered H'dkfs-
puIe Irish linen some nave
Iii corners emb'd-Value ,25 ..... ia
Mems Fancy Mercerized H'dk'fs-
novelty styles-Gl colors-
elsewhere ,ib. s1O
Mems Pure Linen H'dkfs-
one inch hemstltched--Yery
nne quality-slight mill upper
I ~fections. therefore values 70 TO 80. .16
, Mems Initial H'dk'fs-
pure Irish iinon- fancy letters, ,..... o
Women's Initial H'dk fs-hne Irish
Iiuen-brCkcn assortment OF
lettcrs-therCfore instead ~ %. E. ia
Summer Nee tWear
Dainty Novelties for dressy and
general wear.
Crepe dc Chine and Chiffon scarfs-
plain and printed-pastei coioring-
worth 81 40 and SOS .......... LOO
Other scarfs, 90 to 0.Q8.
Hand run bl,ck spanish lace
Scarfs and Fichus-3.98 to
5.OS-Half Value.
women's Guimpes--iace trim'd or
tucked net or lawn-white, ecru
and black .,....,.,.. 90 to 2.o8
Fichus, CordAy and sailor Collars
Net, MGcQuisotte and LaNn-tr'mmed
with Val. or other lNces and cmb'y-
Others % to a.os
Imported Lace sailor Collars
fine Plauen, Nenise Macramo
| otAsrs 10 70 s.s1
The evening world., 1911-07-05
Latest Summer Styles
In Millinery

For Women ssd ChtIdren.
Womcn's outing Hats
peanut straw and hne linen, ho
white. hello blue @.eso
large side bows. ............
Womcn's Broad Brim sailors
rough satin s~traws-white. no
black and nnvy-slk ribbon 40
bands-werc Sl.AO ...........
Women's untrimmed Hats 40
black chip-inrgc and sSC
mcdium-worth Sl.40........
Girls Trimmed Hats
Milans and fancy strnws-
white and olored-wtde satin GO
or taffeta ribbon roscttes- LOO
some with flower clusters
were 81. 4s and s2.9S ........
Girls Roll Brim SailorsE
rough satin straws-whito 49, ~
and coiors-black or cold silk 30
ribbon bands-were .I0.......
Long Heavy Willow Plumes- n &c
black-instead Of s7.4S....... @'Sc
Long Ostrich Plumes- 40
black or white t'So
regularly 1887 .............
Womon's Rose Wreaths- CO
pink. rose. coral. tea and sOS
jack-were .VS ..,..........