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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-04-28

Ladies plain black Hose. al
sizes, guaranteed 10c value, GU,
sale
Chlldrens fast black ribbed
Hose all sizes, 15cand 10c values
Public sale price ..----.--6t
Childrens fast black Hose
|spliced heels and toes, extrs
heavy ribbed, 2Uc values at. 81
Boys Bicycle Hose, all sizes,
the kind that don't wear out,
worth 25c our price---......l HE
l50-dozen silk Isle and fancy
Hosiery for women and children
at less than the actual cost 81
raw materiel. Ladies plain o.
Hosiery, in exceedingly
pretty patterns worth 25c Ill
during banner sale 18c
Ladies fine gauze Hose, Isle
Hose in balck only, all sizes. 1
standard sos seller. banner
price------ 9sc
Ladies 81 rs all silk Hose. Ii
or colors, all sizes, while
they last, Sale price--. sac
Ladies fine summer Vests,
1oc Banner sale price All.
Ladies' fine summer Vests
y hich, soldat zoe, during tbisI
gigantic banner sale price, 9cI
Ladies beautifully trimmed
Corset covers 75c values banner
safe price 49, 9Srl
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Mems Furnishings

35c extra good quality unde
wear, l9c. A superfne under
wear this. which at presen
market value would cost YOU 4
least Acc per garment, light 8
heavy weight, shirt and drawer,
to match, in all sizes; durins
these furious selling days pricC
Ionly fQt
38c FOR e N UNDER WEAH
WORTH Toe. Over three hun.
Idred dozen shirts and drawers il
the best grades OF underwear.
for so low price; positive former
price Toe; our sale price---3 8c
Genuine elastic seam drawers,
all sizes, Doc value. Banner sale
price 2IT
Sl.50 Dress Shirts, 83c. Men's
finest dress shirts, fancy and
'nobby designs, fine French ma.
some silk corded and STRIP
ca, 7 b 9 r $ with pleaited
bosoms. Standard $3.50 sellers.
Banner sale price 1870
An immense assortment 81
mems soft bosom shirts, all sizes
and patterns French madras
percalines and materials of the
most celebrated brands, ISL ana
Sl.00 values during this sale SOC
Mems dress shirts, collars it,
tached N light, nobby designs.
ny 500 and $3.50 values. Banner
sale price All I'D
Mems negIigee shirts, in plain
and fancy colors, made Of exl
'ellent guaranteed washable ma
'erial soc values. Banner sale.
price s5r
Mems 35c work shirts. alI.
'lzes ana ealors, extra. heavy,
SIMMER sale price ...-. 1gcI
Mems work shirts, never sold
less than zoe, aud excellent
At that Sale price 39c,
Men neatly henstitched hand.
'erchlefs, n plain white and
'olored borders, il standard I0cI
ieliefi during this banner sale 81.
Mems linen finish white hetn.
titched handkerehiefs. narrow
pd vide hems, worth l5c. dur
lg this sale /. M
Mems Guyot style suspenders.
z ianc ~ and plain designs. stan
arg 29c values; Banner sale
rice MI
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Sale positively starts Wednesday, May 3rd At 3 4. n.

Mems light suspenders extra
good quality, during this tremen-
dous Banner sale ..------8c
Mems soc susponders during
this stupendous Banner sale 19c
Sheets 800.
See our large Bed Sets for
I$148 $1.68 and $1.98.
Our Silk Departments consists
Iof the well known, Deracterat
Silks, Arnold Silks and Susains,
ranging In price from 19c up
ward.
Our Pongees and Bateste lawns
are very classy.
Embroideries and Laces our
special showing,
"a inch SWISS Fl0uncing, beau |
|tiful designs 81 so for 97c.
A inch eambric fioancing soc
value for 64c.
IL inch Swiss Embroideries
.15c value. Banner sale price BAG
Extra quality imported Waist
Ing Embroideries, large assort-
ment Sl.50values for BIC
Large assortment of Emhrolde
ries and Insertions 25 to 5oc
qualities Banner sale price l9c.
lot for &c yrd.
Our laces are to numerous to
be catalogued, see them.
Millinery, Ribbons etc. all at
Banner sale price
Our Ladies' Imported Silk Hose
are also on sale.
And our our Lace Curtains.
Silk Petticoats made Of extra
rastling taffett silk in
only $3.50 value for S4 49,.
Another lot of Silk Pcttlcoats
for .$3. AS
And another lot of Silk Petit
soais every color Of the rainbow
So O3 values $40
Large assortment Kit tine lawn
waists, rich designs $3. 100 10 $500
.S1.98
w 00 waist for $1.19. This il
.hat Gool summer waist-all over
mbroideried permitting the air
2 ITO natures dutv.
Ladies' Muslin ar.
We cannot beg III catalogue
liis department ali assure that
ge are not d back nuinhel here,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-04-28
And will continue for 10 days.
Follow The Banners to the Great Banner Festival

American Beauty, Corsets
all sizes, guaranteed ST.. DO valuAs
Banner Sale Price. ,..-----89
Mixed lot of high grade cor
sets thrown out, on sale for 36
Ladies Tailor Made Skirts
It's difficult indeed, to conve,
lin this space even the faintes
idea Of the unusual merit of TIN
'~innumerable items of interest Of
Tered in this department.. AL
ways prompt to display the very
latest and best of values, we have
been particularly fortunate thi.
season and can promise you
revelation in style and quality II
skirts. We have fully so differ
Ient styles and patterns to offer
for your inspection.
Do you like the ease and com,
fort of a nice long Kimona? We
have an endless assortment
for
And then don't forget that our
imported silk Kimonas out class
anything in the city.
We also believe we've got them
on our imported Drawn
work. Sect I.
Our Marseille Spreads repre-
sent a department to itself as we
have an endless variety of colors,
etc. All at Banner Sale Prices
Mems Genuine Scrivens elastic
seam draws extra sizes only.
S1.00 value. Watch 'em 20 at.
5oc.
DOC quality Of that cool under
wear garments 23cI
Staple Goods.
Best full yard wide bleached
genuine goods, ~ 1-scI
quality, $4,000 yards, while they
asst per yard ..---.7 3-4cl
Best 10c quality bleached dol
nestle, full SO inches wide. Ban
ler Sale Price per yard \. Gel
Double width Percale, in light,
md dark patterns, fancy or plain
lesigns, worth ~ lie. BannerIi
sale Price ..Scl,
25c Fancy Feather Ticking
,ook old, excellent 25c value.
Banner Sale Price 14c
1000 yards of Ginghams, Out
ngs, Flannels, ect., worth Toe. !.
Sale Price --.7cE
200 dozen Bleached Towels. Il
lemned, colortd border, WORTH
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All Goods Altered Free oil Charge and Perfect Fit Guaranteed. We urge ia duty upon

Erlce S5. SS
85c half hoseof excellent import.
ed Isle thread, all sizes, a stand
ard 35c seller; now, per pair l9c
Mems Hat Department.
A consolidated lot Of Men 4
Fine Hats, d total Of about 400,
guaranteed and positively worth
$3.50, $500 and $3.50. Watch
them go observation-disclosures c
Mems So. so and $500 hats, this
years arriFals, all sizes and
styles; come and pick them. Ban
uer Sale Price 81. 90
John b. Stetson, Knox and
Dunlap shape hats, in all colors,
including the latest styles, $500
values. Banner Sale Price 81 4S
Hats, genuine 80 SO and $500
values. all shapes and sizes, in
black and colors. Banner Sale
ETtCR : ". AZ
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-04-28
Mems Pants.

$1.75 and $500 pants X. CSC
Good quality pants, in stripped
patterns, all sizes; were consid.
cred a great bargains, at $500.
Banner Sale Price.-----....9 csc
$3.50 Trousers, $128 Men 3
Trousers in all wool cashimeres
tweeds, cheviots, etc. Well fit
ting garments which we're to be
sold at 50 30, in this sale at. St28
$500 Trousers, $1.s9 Distinct
Trousers, made ofimported guar.
anteed woolens, none worth less
than $500, Your choice
for 80
$3.50 Pants, an immense as
s )rtment Of styles and patterns,
all sizes. Pants of well known
brands, made by the most skill
full and reputed tailors, in this
sale AZ $2.39
$2.s3 for Mems Pants worth
4.50. Distinct designs; made
OF imported woolens; excellent
" tailored; cashmeres. plains
and cheviots; trousers that fit
perfect and tailor finished; sold
regularly for S4 80; sale price
now ~ ---- ,..... SZ.65
S3 10 for Mems Trousers
$500. Mems custom-
made trousers; tailored from ex-
slusive patterns; garments that
possess the master touch of ele-
Sance and refinement, that ap-l
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-04-28

peals to men who demand and re,
quire something different from
the ordinary factory.made; they
are smart and and full of distinc.
tive exclusiveness; sold formerly
for $500; sale price now -$3.1t
Combs, Barrettes, Jewelry
Etc.
Combs and Barrettes In latest
styles, 35c and 40c values. Ban
ner Sale Price only------....16
Combs, Barrettss, Pins, Silver
Bags, Necklaces, Bracelets.
Beauty Pins, too numerous to be
mentioned and quoted, but will
all be included and must be dis
posed of at these same proper.
ate prices during this Banner
Sale.
Belts, Hand Bags, Neck
wear, Etc.
Csc and 75c Handbags, new
styles, excellent leather Bags,
only 3Sc
Ladies Handbags with small.
purses in the inside, extsaordin-
airy bargains at slips, while they
last az 69c|
$3.50 and $2.75 Hand. bags, inn
ported articles, finest feathers
and workmanship Banner Sale
Ladies' fancy Belts, in silk or|
elastic, beautiful buckles, In lat
est styles Soc, Coo and 75c Belts,
only 23cI
Embroidered wash Belts, fancy
and latest style buckles, 25c and
35c values, a vast assortment, on.
ly Gel
Ladies SIPS and $3.50 Belts,
IN leather, elastic or silk mater
embroidered studded, self
trimmed with buttons or plain
buckles, worth by farII
more than the original price.
Banner Sale Price 69cis
Corsets. i
Ladies' Corsets In all the new
est shapes, renown Americana
brand, straight front, ]
short, itng or medium hip, high
md low bust, eto., etc, i
American Beauty Corsets.
u sizes, guaranteed $1.75 Values.
1annar Sale prina 81 tall
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-04-28
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

BEFORE OF wholesale business compelled utos spread out into larger quarters we decided
~ enlarge our departments and have made heavy cash purchases direct from the manufacturer
throughout the eastern markets. deprTg us Of all reserved cash, and now a yey important ts
cOnhons us WEI must dispose of this stock within a few days and to do this We have only OF
avenue to success sell the goods at such drastic reductions that will force YOU to- buy which u
auctions as well as every assertion here made we stake and guarantee AS being gmrne and true
and assMe our friends AM the public in general with our personal reputation of the yeradty an
sincerity OF TINS statement Signed
ANTOON & co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-04-28
EXPLAINING THINGS IN BREIF

A FEW lines of explanation are here necessary so that the people will know and appreciate the
IA Importance ths sale. We have decided TO erect another story building to annex or
present large store and must realize cash and plenty of II, and to do this, W offer o. entire
staple and uptOdae stock at retail prices in this Great Banner Sale. The nae of Antoon & Co.,
before the public has always carries the message of reliability. Iii not necessary to mention that
wedo strictly as We advertise. The public well knows tatev every statement that W make is the
truth. The best and greatest values low stare you in the face will pay you ocme many hun
bred miles to visit this Banner Event When you take into consideration that this sae is of more
importance to the public, and in fact the greatest sale evr attempted in retail merchandising EN-
brng the expenditure of many dollars it will convey to you an idea Of the marvellous sacrifices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

peared in similar column not long ago
regarding smoke and cinders sootng up
things in and around the clubhouse.
Readers of these columns remember the
article in question, and after painstaking
inquiries as to the facts in the case it
becomes necessary to substitute the word
in for "on.' because though the roof
might receive a few harmless cinders and
outlying craft a little troublesome dirt,
the house inside is always as absolutely
clean as the most fastidious would de-
mand and there is no complaint from the
officials of the Paddle outfit who declare
that the railroad company has always
treated them with every consideration.
The Analostan boys manned an eight
last Sunday shortly after the float had
been launched. and took a short spin
down stream for an appetizer. The crew
r-as made up Of the following men: Mid
dleton (capt.). Cooms. Moody, Rutherford,
ley. while Charlie Coffin handled the tiller
lines and introduced an able assortment
of coxswainian remarks. Capt Middleton
was elected by the board of directors on
the night Of March 4. and before the next
meeting of that body he will suggest his
lieutenants.
The Old Dominion Boat Club of Alex
andria seems to take more interest in
the proposed Southern Rowing Associa-
ton than do the Potomacs. and Capt
James s. Douglas, jr., says that the
down-river fellows will try to secure an
eight in time for the regatta on the
Patapsco, August ).
The club has done very little rowing
since the American Henley. two years
ago. and enthusiasm has accumulated to
such an extent that there is hardly a
doubt of its sending a crew to Balti-
more this summer. After the election of
new, officers this month 1t will be def
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

Thousands of men and women who
work every day have lame, weak, ach-
ing backs.
They do not know that bad lacks are
caused by sick kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong, sound backs and well kidneys
to a multitude Of suffering men and
women.
Backache II usually kidney-aehe. The
kidneys are In the small Of the back,
and when they get congested, indnmed
and swollen q cold, fever, strain or
hurt Will often start the trOuble) there
In q dull, heavy, draEgy Hafn right In
the small Of the back, that changes at
times to sharp, shooting pang4 Or stab
like twinges when STOPPING - nftinE.
1t IL torture to bead or stRo1ghte1,
hard to sit down or get up, or even to
turn over In bed. You rise In the morn
Ing tired, sore ana lame.
And when the urine II dafk-colored,
cloudy. or contains sediment like grains
Of sandg when passages are too ire
ouent or scanty, or scalding hot, yen
have double proof that your kidneys
need attention. Neglect may bring ON
gravel, dropsy or . bad case Of Bright's
disease or diabetes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19
TO GROW HAIR ON
A BALD HEAD
By A SPECIALIST.

Thousands OF people suffer from badness and
falling hair who having tried nearly every adver-
tised hair tonic and hair grower without results,
have resigned themselves 10 badness and its at
tendant discomfort. Yet their case is not hope
less The following simple home prescription
has made hair grow after years Of badness, and
is also unequsled for restoring gray hair TO its
original color. stopping hair from falling out.
and destroying the dandrun germ. 1t will not
make the hair greasy. and can be put up by any
druggist Bay Rum. 9 ounces: Lsvona de Com
posee ounces: Menthol Crystals. - drachm.
II you wish IL perfumed add half TO one tea
spoonful of To-Kalon Perfume. which untes
perfectly with the other ingredients. This prep
aration is highly recommended by physicians and
specialists and IL absolutely harmless, il
contains none Of the poisonous wood alcohol 50
frequently found In hair tonics. Do not apply
to the face or where hair is not desired.
Before publication We presented this prescrip-
tion to The Peoples Pharmacy. eth st. and
Mass ave-, this city. and they state that they
have filed Ii many times for their patrons. who
report most astonishing results from its use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19
AUSTRIAN COUNTESS WEEDS.
New York Bankers Daughter Takes
American Husband This Time.

NEWPORT, r. l., March 1S.-In the
presence of relatives and a few friends,
the Countess MargOt Won Beroldingen
and Samuel Norris of Bristol. r. l., and
New York were married today by the
Rev. George l. Locke, rector of ST.
Michaers Episcopal Church of Bristol
The ceremony was performed at the New
port residence of the brides mother, Mrs
Joseph f. Stone.
The bride was given in marriage by her
mother, and was attended by her sister,
Miss Emma Stone. Little Margot Berold-
ingen, the countess daughter, acted as
flower girl. MIR. and Mrs. Norris will re-
side in New York.
The bride is a daughter of Joseph F.
Stone. New York banker, and was the
wife of Count Alexander Won Beroldingen
of Austria. Mr.. Norris is secretary of the
United States Rubber Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

George H. Bright of the Capital Yacht
Club is the possessor of the yawl Freya
pictured in this article The craft Is
iigser rugged and spreads about 1,62o
square feet of canvas. and was designed
by Z. T. Crowninshield. one of Amer
icas foremost naval constructors.
From the tip of her bow to her tran
som she measures forty-three feet, and
from scupper TO scupper. amidships. about
eleven and six. Her water line length
is twenty-eight feet six inches. and be-
cause of a I'm keel, which houses the
center board. draws about four feet three
inches of water
The Freya is known as a fast-cruising
type, and her record under Capt. Bright $
administration has certainly earned her
the initial adjective, as she has ON sew
eral occasions won the Memorial day
sailing race, which is an annual fixture
OF the Capital Yacht Club. and only
through a frown of Dame Fortune lcst
the oxford race for yawls last summer
on time allowance.
The board of governors OF the Po-
tomac Boat Club has voted to keep this
seasons rowing expenses far below those
of previous years, and 10 promote a Sc
ries of social events, such a. dances
pcnics and excursions on the money
usually expended on a coach.
There will be club regattas on the To-
cal course and possibly crew will be-
sent to the American Henley. but moth
ing startling in the rowing game will
develop in the Potomac camp this sum
mer. a few of the fellows regret this
especially those who had visions of reap
ing a harvest Of "hockable" medals this
summer, but ii must be remembered that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19
BOAT CLUB GOSSIP

a comparatively small percentage of the
boys are interested in pulling a she'll
around the river, most of them bein-
either balcony oarsmen" or canoeists,
the latter in the majority, and they mus
be catered TO as members of the organ
iZation If "a substantial quota are to DE
retained on the rolls.
Admiral Josh slocome turned up last
/ Sunday after an absence of about two
months. and Bill Bromley straightway
assigned him the job of recovering the
flag halyards which very mysteriousy
Secretary Underwood says that the ques-
ton of the POtomacs being represented il
the Southern Rowing Association resat
ia August > was not brought up Il:
the recent meeting of the board OF di-
rectOrs. The so-called association is re-
sarded by local oarsmen as newspape.
story. and is not taken seriously by any
official of the Potomac camp.
Members of the Capital Yacht Club are
trying TO stimulate interest in a race
from Washington to Annapolis. starting
saturday, the 9th of May, to take the
place of the annual sailing race from
Marshall Hall to Indian Head and re
turn That sure has fat sound. and a
( better event couldn't be pulled off. The
yachts that will probably be entered IL!
the proposed contest are the yawls Ne
nemoosha. Freya, Grace X and Madcap,
and perhaps one or two auxiliaries while
the power boat men will have separate
card should any of them get the fever.
Larz Anderson's steam houseboat
Roxana, has returned from a chartered
cruise in southern waters and is berthed
at the American Ice Companys wharf
for the present.
Motor boatists spring into life like jon
quils as soon as the sun gets the least bit
powerful, and last Sundays June-like tenn
perature was too much for Charlie Wei
son and Jack Linsey. owners OF the Min
cola and the Culprit Fay. Both craft
were churning up the waters of the har-
Dor and the Eastern branch all day, with
owners and guests wearing the smiles
that stick. The sloop is not entirely in
commission. as her freeboard and decks
are yet TO be painted and her spars
scraped and vanished, but the Weison
boys are usually SO eager to get afloat
that these unimportant things are done
while en- route to Marshall Hall and re-
turn on weekend cruises.
This time last year the boys at the
Paddle Camp were dsporting themselves
In the water like young seals. but unless
the weather man loosens up with little
more heat. therell be no swimming this
spring until April at the earliest.
Several members OF the Canoe Club
nave mace tne organization present or
a float, which will be anchored off the
landing during the warm months for the
benefit of both beginners and experts.
and the craft will be in commission by
the time the water registers 80 degrees
Fahrenheit.
Hereafter the rehearsals for the MIN
strel show will be held at Fosters Hall,
G. street between 18th and 14th both for
the sake of convenience TO downtown
participants and because Of better facili-
ties musically speaking.
To do the club justice. the skipper takes
this opportunity TO air a notice that APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19
Grateful Testimony.

r. ". Bower. sol S. Prospect st, Hsgers-
town. Nd, says: 'I suffered for over a month
from kidney complaint, which brought on
by q heavy cold. My bladder was badly in
famed and I was obliged to pass the kidney
eretions too frequently. especially at night. thus
being robbed of my rest. Ny back became 10
weak that could not stoop or lift, and was
in q bad way. when I saw Dosn's Kidney Pills
advertised. Deciding TO try this remedy, pro-
cured a supply. and the contents Of six boxes
completely cured me. During the time which
has since passed have had no return attack e
kidney trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

Doan's Kidney Pills quickly help'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

initely decided upon and negotiations
opened for an eight.
Victor Emerson has always provided q
coaching launch for the Alexandria boys,
and when he returns from Palm Beach
some arrangements will be made to again
obtain his generous services.
Somewhere around April n smoker will
be held at the club. but the exact date
has not been decided upon 1T present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

ings of the last session of the State Anti
Saloon League. Several of the gentlemen
who took a prominent part in the pro-
ceedings are mentioned by name in more
than one instance, but when the paper
refers to Gov. Mann, who made q speech,
replying to certain structures, the paper
makes only single reference to the
chief executive, and later says that he
vice presidents
The governor was a bit peppery in his
utterances, and his failure to do the bid
ding of the league in matters which were
hot in accord with his views did not sit
well with some of the leaders. The scant
courtesy to the governor by the publ
cation has occasioned some little COM
ment among his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

Emily Connolly. who was accidentally
shot by her mother Monday night died
at the Cambridge. Nd. Hospital Thurs
day afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19
White Lawyers Honor Negro.

Attorneys practicing in the supreme
court Of appeals recently paid a tribute
to Edward Brown, a negro. Edward
Brown was some sixty years old. and for
forty years he had been one of the mes
sengers in the law library: He was an
unasSumng. polite, courteous man, well
versed in the law, familiar with all law
books and had an unusual fund of in
formation. He was an authority on the
reports of the several states. read them
carefully, and when a lawyer called to
get an authority on any subject he would
appeal to Brown. The messenger could
lay his hands on the volume in an in
slant
He was very popular with the legal fra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

Thomas s. Jones. sr a retired farmer,
died Thursday night at Westminster. Md,
aged seyenty-six years.