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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
PettiCoats

Petticoats-made of muslin, some with lawn
 frill, others cambric fr with cluster dainty Long Petticoats of muslin; some trimmed
 with embroidery, other lace. A variety of styles. $1.00 SIPS and ............. .$150 Petticoats of muslin, with trimmings of lace
 or embroidery or both; some have deep flounce formed of rows and rows of lace
 insertion finished with dainty edge and large bow of ribbon Others have wide embrDid- cry flounce finished with embroidery bead ing. There are many styles in this as- sortment ...................... .$198 Petticoats of muslin, trimmed with the daint- fest of linen laces, extra dust ruffle. Also finished with linen lace edge .$S50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
A Radiant Exhibition of New
 Spring COttOns

What wonderful possibilities for charming dresses there are in bolts of sheer stuffs That is the thought of many woman as Her eyes take In the fine 1911 Harvest of Cotton shown in the Caheen Wash Goods Department.
 The standard fabrics here and some new fan cies in designs and weaves that add special fp of Wizards of the have worked wonders in textures and patterns There are flower clusters so natural looking they might set the bees hummng, patterns and color combinations that stir the pulses by tner rare heauty and perfection You will find these fas- cinating touches here and there among the Var ious cottOns .'N .Y,, ToIe du Nord cIngham-New 1911 Spring weaves. full of snap and life, exquisite patterns ana over three hundred pieces select from. Price, per yard loc Eoyptian Tssue-A Tissue Gingham made of 1ane, combed Egyptian yarns woven in the most Deau- tiful and artistic designs Each pattern 9, novey .
 The line is complete. The largest range Of designs shown in foreign fabrics. we asK your ,a an- spection. Price, per yard =. .1sS Pongerian Pongee-Highly mercerized very s salny, of this fabric for 1911 and put them out at tae e price, per yard .'oo scotch Madras-For shirtng The quality is the same used in $500 shirts The fabric Is Of excellent qua E ity. The designs the best woven Price, Fer yard .................... isc AzeIla organdy-A beautiful sheer fabric, printed in all French Organdy floral designs Price, per Linen crash-For ladies and chdrens wear, shown Tn all new shades and natural linen color Prlce' per yard ;d - ;,, Ii dys,oad vel hare he Voile viii be the leading fabric for Spring and Summer we realized this by obtaining quantities of the most perfect weaves made Tn this one line we show over two hundred pieces. Price per yard .19c Marchetta SlS--Rough1y woven, pongee effect, made of silk and linen, being washable fapric IS ser viceable. Shown in street and party shades "A fabric of beauty. Price, per yard .zse shmmer siIk-Highly mercerized shown Tn the most elegantly designs. This is really silk ging. ham and stands at the head of all wash fabrics for beauty and durability Price, per yard 25e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Night Dresses

Night Dresses of muslin, V-neck, or empIre yoke formed of embroidery and cluster small tucks, rnffle at neck and hand. There are several styles at ...................5 .5oc Night Dresses of muslin or cambric high or V-neok, yokes formed of lace insertion and hemsttched bands, at :. ..75c Night Dresses of Masonville muslin, or cam bric, chemise effect, high neck, long sleeves, or V-neck and short sleeves. Others of enl- pire style and kimono sleeves, at .... .$100 Night Dresses of soft, fine muslin, chemise ef- feet, yoke formed of dainty embroidery and lace insertion, finished with lace edge, bead ing and ribbon; small butterfly sleeve, ,$3.98 Night Dresses of soft French nainsook, chem. ise effect, yoke has exquisite embroidered medallion, French knots dainty Val. lace, beading and ribbon; short kimono
 sleeves ...................... ... .$5.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Embroideries Forming a Fas- cinating Chapter in the White
 Sale of Caheen'S Store

Tho the Embroideres royalty beautiful and suit able for queens wardrobe, this is democratic to which everybody is invited
 More and more beautiful designs of embroidery ap- pear this than before; spurred to greater effectiveness doubt, by womens appreca- tion of them
 select but take it, and it is this fine of taking pains that has helped to put the Caheen store front rank store of speciaes. It has also given our customers confidence in the stocks and made them sure of finding here the of the worlds output in embroideries, in every other merchandise
 Exquisite work is shown in the Madeira Embrcid- eries-the patterns of which require the utmost pat fence in making, account of the extreme fineness of the stitch, which is decately worked the edge of the thumb nail. The French embroderies also at tract by their variety and beauty In planning for this sale of Embroderes determined to make the occasion not only one of profit to but of the greatest pleasure and atractiveness. The dainty broideres, in their snowy whteness with irresistible prices, have been provided in range of style and quality which appeals to the most exacting.
 In variety nothing has been omitted. Our plans to place this event upon higher plane than any pre- vious sale of embroderes have resulted only in beauty and excellence of quality but in moneysavlng advantages
 few minutes here will suffice to show that the sale, have this time brought many delights. And this exposition of the and lovely embroideres is presented for your admiration tomorrow-the mas terpieces of needle, bobbin, shuttle and pillow. Swiss Embroidery, IS inches wide, with. bands to
 match, at, yard ........................2 .25c Cambric Nainsook and Dimity Embroidery match
 sets, from to 12 inches wide, at, yard t0c A regular 5Oc Cambrc Embroidery nounce, IS inches
 wide, to sell at, yard soc Galloon Bands, all patterns 12 inches wide to sell
 at yard ........ Sec Baby Irish Embroidery Founcing, 27 inches at $1.25
 $13s and $1.sa, with bands and allovers to match Swiss Flouncng, with bands and allovers to match.
 at yard ..-...f...... -..........$l.So
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Linens Contribute Largely
 Under The White Sale Flag

We begin this greatest event in the Linen Store calendar with longer and more comprehensive as sortment of pure flax linens than have sembled at similar period heretofore
 Fine aLlinen Tray Cloths 1Sx27 inches, hemsttched and are worth 25c everywhere. Special White Sale prlce ~. ..., :. :. ,, r.,S thread quality for sheets pillow cases and fancy work. Special White Sale price 59c 90inch Bleacfed Peppere Sheetng, worth everywhere 35c yard. Special White Sale price ,.,... ... 26e Fine, heavy Marseilles patterns Bed Spreads; VIII measure full 11-4 size. White Sale price. .$149 Cotton Napkins hemmed all ready for use, and worth
 soc dozen. White Sale Price, dozen. .3sc 18inch heavy linen for kitchen and roller Towels
 Special White Sale price blac 81x90 heavy linene Sheets from the piece with
 threeinch hem. One of the best for wear NO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Corset Covers

Corset Covers of musn-many styles-some
 with deep yokes of lace, beading and ribbon;
 others bands of embroidery ........... .25c Corset Covers of muslins either lace or em-
 broidery trimmed; some have dainty me- dallions in yoke, others insertion and bead
 ing ...................... ................. SOC Corset Covers of soft muslin; some elaborate,
 others more simple construction; some are
 trimmed with lace and ribbons; others with
 dainty embroidery. Several styles d.. 75c Corset Covers of beautiful Lingerie Cloth, trimmed with dainty lace edges, beading and
 ribbons; $1.oo to ...................$ .$2.5o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
New Waists for the Great Train of White that Sweeps
 Through the Store

Every year the Waist Sale grows better, for every year grow critical of the merchandise ried under the White Sale flag. "Cranks,' the ufacturers call but it is this very crankness" that has helped to make the whole White Sale the founding success that it now is. Beautiful all pure linen Tailored Waists. New 1911
 models just in for this great White Sale .s6c Like the pure, sweet refreshing breeze of spring
 these lovely Irish Crochet Embroidery Waists, with
 kmono sleeves that have just crept into this beau
 tiful showing of 1911-styles, will be shown for the
 IlrSC tune .$l.<o A special number in lovely hand-embrodered Waist,
 with the new Gibson Plait shoulder and dainty
 little tucks, for this sale. This style cannot be
 had elsewhere You will them. All the craze tnlS SeaSOnf..,. .9ISu regular alone is this large showing of lovely
 hand-embroidered Lingerie Waist with beautiful val
 insertion in neck and sleeves, with, plats
 shoulder. Over 50 patterns to select from White
 Sale price .$1.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
ChenniSe

Chemise of cambric, corded band, untrimmed;
 sizes 34 to 46 ....................... Sec Chemise of soft muslin, dainty lace and cm- broidery trimmed ....................7 75c Chemise of fine, soft muslin; some are trim med with dainty linen lace edge beading and ribbon others with sheer embroider- Chemise of muslin, effective yoke of bands of insertion, finished with embroidery edge beading and ribbon; skirt has lace-trimmed
 ruffle ..... .......... ....... ...........S S1.5o Chemise of fine, soft lingerie cloth. more elab
 orately trimmed with lace, embroidery me
 dallions, beading and ribbons .$3.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
. Drawers

Drawers of muslin, tucked lawn nounce with plain lawn cambric hemstitched frill, 25c pair.
 Drawers of fine cambric very full circular style; some have narrow embroidery scalloped edge lace-trimmed flounce; others dainty lace edges 5occ pair. 'trh Drawers of muslin. full circular style, trim med with dainty lace embroidery, beading and ribbon, many styles, 75c pair.
 Drawers of fine soft muslin. effectively trim med with medallions. laces and ribbons. s1.5o to $5Os pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
The Laces of Today in
 the Great White Sale

In the 17th century that keen-sighted Dutchman Jacob Van Eyc said aces fed the pride of the world and, to quote it wasn't only women who used them avshy and paid extragavant prices for them In past centuries men talked aces gbly men of the 2otn century talk strikes and stocks
 Times not what they were! Fancy a hustling American selecting laces for his Tuxedo or his spring suit being fussy about his lace jabot!
 An, But those tme-yellowed inventories and wardrobe give curious sidelights history. Lace making is art old the hills and IS tangled up in history commerce and economies Women were ation dress-witness the preposterous 1acetrmmed ruffs large that eating almost mpossibility These grotesque things were worn alike by men as well in France in the time of Henry III. In the evolution of faces of today webs have grown finer sprays, patterns, flowers leaves and sprgs mare in tricaIe until 1t tho hands and wonder-work ing machinery could do better. But however that ray be, the 20th century laces arc here, and they give you the Hast word" in the beautiful art. '
 You will find that filmy Valencennes lace with it's designs graceful and airy as the traceries of Jack Frost of window pane fame, are in high favor. In rich and varied examples of this fav- orite lace.
 If she is luxury loving she may want real lace or bit of real lace her dress. The 'reals'' are here as we'll the simpler kinds Many bride likes to have in her trousseau some of the dashing Irish ace light and airy or heavy and rich You will find both For her lingerie the choice of aces Is broad for the decoration of her household linens cluny and torchon laces greet her. At every point the lace counters will help her in her choice.
 The lavish showing of laces are displayed on the first floor.
 Cotton Torchons, 1h to inches wide, at, yard 5c Cuny Laces, 2 to 3h inches in width yard 25c to 9ec Round Thread Laces, match sets, 2h to inches vide
 (These are very specially Yard ............. .1oo line of Round Threads and Vals at. yard ......5o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Hand-Embroidered
 UndermuSlin

When you think of distinctive-styled Undermuslins your mind invariably turns handembroidered Lin gere for it is but of expressing the elegance and charm which these garments afford.
 The garments which we have included in this hand made collection characterized with than dinary beauty; they and fresh, and of de- sign and finish that please the most critical
 The handmade garments consist of Night Dresses, Petticoats and Chemise beautiful and dainty in their trimmings of beading and ribbons. Prices S15o, $1.9s, $2.5o $35o, $3.98 and $4.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
First New Showing of 1911
 Spring Tailored Suits

Beautiful Spring. with all it's fragrance and beauty. is ushered in upon With the arrivals of the new spring models in Ladies' high class Tailored Garments This announcement will bring gladness to the heart of all well dressed who long to cast aside dead winter to don their spring attire. The manufact urers have ecpsed all previous efforts. The new Suits are dreams of oyness. Materials SO new; the short jackets so hobby. The showings of spring are fully displayed with all its beauty-over one hundred of these beautiful creations will be display for the first time during the coming week. Styles and mater als only to be found in Suit Department-exclus- lively ours-no two alike We extend to you most cordial welcome. We want an expression from you. Prices range from $15oo to $75.oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Domestic & Foreign Underclothes New and Various Waists Dainty Paris Lingerie
 Fluffy Lingerie Gowns 9fs CorSetS of Excellent Models

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
New 1911 Showing of Misses
 Children'S White Dresses

While your visit through the great aisles Of white lacy garments urge your closest at tention to magnificent showing of Misses and Childrens white Lingerie Dresses elaborately trim med in lace and embroidery. You will wonder at the many styles, prettier and daintier than Styles and ideas you dreamed of All crisp 1911 ideas Dresses all sizes all grades, from the low priced garments for every day to the lovely handmade real lace trimmed dresses. And priced reasonable you will say, much cheaper than you could buy the lace and material You will be delighted this beautiful display during this great White Sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

Table Linens in remnants from ?, 21a to 31a yard lengths at about 1-s less than regular price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
An! Tomorrow Begins the Wonderful Caheen ---WHITE SALE --
Snowy Bowy Crested Wave That Brings to Women and Their Households the Opportunity for Economy

I Lovely Children's Underclothes
 Children's Neat, Pretty Dresses
 Embroidery Strips from St. Gall Plain and Fancy Table Linens Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Some of the Important Features

O. part 
  Chems its White Sale
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-12
Inexcusable Shooting Affair.

A totally inexcusable shooting af-
sfa3r took place at Vernon Springs
Sunday afternoon and as a result
Leo Johnson Is at Rochester with
the surgeons searching for bullet
in his head and Gordie Bowers in
the jail awaiting the result of his
foOlishness.
Several men, including some of
the PAYERS and Bowers and Johnson
were down at the river and Bowers,
who always carries a gun and af-
fects wild west style, was display
ing his skill with a revolver, shoot
ing at hats and various objects and
finally told Johnson that he would
shoot hole through his hat. John
son paid no attention to the remark
and Bowers fired, the bullet striking
Johnson just above the ear. After
washing up the wound, Bowers in
answer to a question from Johnson
as to why he shot was told that he
only intended to crease the scalp and
If Johnson was not satisfied he would
finish the job. Johnson came to
town and at first felt no ill effects
from the shot, but later commenced
TO lose control of his right arm. AS
the bullet could not be located, he
was taken in Fred Burr's auto to
Rochester for examination.
His brother-in=law, Roe Brown,
who accompanied him 'phoned that
yesterday morning four x-ray photos
were taken of Johnson's head, but
that the bullet could not be located.
and that in the afternoon another
effort would be made to find it. The
paralysis is also increasing, John
sons entire side now being affected.
At the request Of Johnson's faith
er Bowers was arrested yesterday
afternoon, and placed in Jail to await
the result of his criminal careless
ness.-Cresco Plain Dealer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-12
CAN SLEEP ON LAWN.
Supervisors Hold That Law Abiding
Citizens May Rest on Court
House Lot.

Dave Lewis, by whose valiant eff
fort the grass on the court house
yard is kept green, caused near
riot recently when he forced the
sleepers from Polk county's front
yard by turning the hose on them.
Dave had ordered them to stay off
the grass, they had failed to obey
orders and the hose was turned on
as last resort. The combined eff
forts of the deputy sheriffs and the
court house janitors succeeded in
quieting the bowling mob of angered
men.
The Polk county board of super
visors discussed the proposition at
length; not Lewis trouble so much
as the trouble caused by the hun
dreds of men who camp on the court
house yard.
The termination of the debate
brought about the conclusion that
the ground about the court house is
public property and that if the pub
lie saw fit to sleep in its own front
yard it would be pretty hard to pre-
vent it,
1t was determined, however, that
only those who behave themselves
shall be allowed to sit on the grass
and that DRINKS will be ousted as
soon as they put in an appearance.
During the recent siege of hot
weather the grass at the court house
square has been flooded with people
seeking relief from the burning sun
The only objection Lewis has to
their being there is that they get
in the way of the lawn mower.
lnasmuch as the place provides the
only shelter from the sun in the
downtown district, no effort will be
made to force the men to stay off
although strict watch will be kept
over them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-12
Burr j. Clark.

Burr j. Clark, aged 33 years, died
last Sunday morning of tuberculosis
About month ago he came home
from Arizona to die. He had spent
sixteen months in various far west
ern states in a vain effort to find
release from his memorable malady
Mr.. Clark was born at DEBORAH
He came with his father o. J. Clark
TO Sibley twenty-six years ago. He
was educated in the Sibley schools,
at Iowa City aid at Drake univer-
sity. Of handsome presence, polish
ed manner and cultured mind, no
young man in Sibley ever had bright
er prospects for a successful career
than he until disease claimed him
He was six terms COMMITTEES
clerk in the Iowa assembly, serving
in that capacity part of the time on
a committee of which the late Sena-
tor Lister of Sibley was chairman.
His affable address and ready grasp
of affairs made him favorite with
those with whom he worked. Later
he was elected clerk of the court Of
this county. While in this Office his
health broke down, and the remain
sfHg"<hve years OF his life were spent
in hopeless struggle with his physi-
cal infirmities.
mr.. Clark was married in Sibley
TO Miss Maize Lehman. whom he di-
vorced. A son Donald survives him,
who lives with his Grandfather Clark
here.
The funeral services, conducted by
Rev. F. F. Travis. were held in the
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon.
interment was in the local cemetery
-Sibley Tribune
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-12

FOR SALE-12 Scotch Collie pup
pies. For description and prices
write Theo. c. Schwartzhoff. Dor
chester, Iowa. 2S-7w pd
FOR SALE-A splendid farm of 1876
acres in Bluffton township on easv
terms. Call or write H. C. HER
leid, DEBORAH, Ia. 2Stf
WANTED-Live hustlers to canvass
city on salary. Easy work, rapid
seller; either sex. Write w. NJ.
Earle, DEBORAH, la. 2S-1 pd
FOR RENT-Five room house on
West Side. Inquire of A. d.
Thomas. 2S-2w nd
FOR RENT-Four rooms over store
on West Side. Inquire of A. d.
Ihomas. 2S2w pd
LOST-Automobile mud chain be-
tween DEBORAH and Ridgeway.
Finder please notify J. G. Mccall
lum, DEBORAH. o. nd
FOR RENT-Residence on Broad
way. Inquire at Marsh Music
House. 16tf
FOR T-Up-to-date bakery
building all equipped for modern
bakery. Inquire of Emil Rosen-
thal 20 If
AGENTS-Either sex, to distyi-
Dute free pkgs. Perfumed Soap
Powder. Good Pay. All or spare
time. No money needed. S. Blum
er, 1922 Lincoln Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
26-2pd.
AGENTS-Big money taking SUBJ
scriptions for Duffy's Magazine.
All about California and the Great
Panama Pacific Exposition. Send
soc for one years subscription and
full particulars. Duffy's Maya
zine Company, Incorporated, Oak
land, Calf. 19-tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-12
Prof. Prens to Norway.

President C. X. Preus will depart
next week for Norway, to represent
Luther College at the centennial an
niversary celebration of the Univer-
sity of Christiania, which will be an
event of much Importance among
Scandinavians. 1t will be fine trip
for Prof. Preus. and good thing for
DEBORAH to be represented at such
an occasion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-12

John Blackburn, for many years
resident of Cresco fell down the
stairs of his home in the east part
OF town last Monday night. and was
killed almost instantly. The night
was very warm and Mr. Blackburn,
being afflicted with heart trouble,
was unable to rest and went out on
the lawn to walk. On his return he
came through the kitchen and as
the cellar door and bed room door
are adjacent he mistook one for the
other and instead OF entering the bed
room, as he thought to do. plunged
down the cellar stairs. striking the
back OF his head on the floor. Mrs
Blackburn heard him fall and ran to
his aid. She called DR.. Plummei
but he pronounced life extinct and
the cause of death to he conclusion
of the brain.-Cresco Times.