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QUICK RELIEF FoR RHEUMATIsM.

OUICN NELIEF r FON HFTEtIIFi v FoFH.
 George ". Rooms, Lawton, Mich says: tDr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism has given my wife wonderful benefit for rheumatism She could not life hand or foot, had to be lifted for two months. She began the use of the remedy and improved rapidly. On Monday she could not move and on Wednesday she got up, dressed herself and walked out for breakfast" Sold by Eisele X Hunt Drug Companv
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WIANTED-s2 s25 a week sickness or accident. Cost SIC year. Salesmen make s5 a day Address K, Sentinel Record. l1.19-1wk
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FOR RENT-Nioely furnished Groom house; modern Phone 1928.
 11-S-1w
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AGENTS-Me and women; out of
 town manufacturer wants reliable representative for their large line of houselold articles; no previous expe- rience required Call Terrace Home. No. Fountain St. 1l-20-3t
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WANTED

WANTED Route boys Apply Senti-
 nel-Record, p. m. 1T
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FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished three. fenr
 and five-roon cottages; all moderf4 conyeniences: best residence part of the city reasonable rent. Apply POT Cedar street. or phone 299. 3-f2-I
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NI Q

Four (4l adjoining vacant lots in Oak lawn addition, fronting on Henderson avenue $500 will buy the four.
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One vacant lot on South avenue, fl South Hot Springs fenced, adjoining res idence of Henry Reece Worth $25C Will sell now for s175 cash.
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Two vacant lots adjoining Morrison and Bedding addition on Bedding avenue Water and sewer on street line Of prop. erty. Surrounding lots can not be bought for less than $350 each. For quick sale s400 will buy both lots.
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FOR sAI.E--A good combination horse.
 surrey and harness. Swell outfit: cbeap. Phone i264. l0-i-u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
- : Editorial Page Of fhe caeoma Cimes p
LaFollette Tells What Made
Folks Think Him Bad Man


(The following Laolettes North
Dakota speeches being
anarchist generally Twas speech
the " s. senate that would sound nowadays.Edor)
BY ROBERT NJ. LA FOLLETTE.
Freedom not only freedom of the body pot
cal freedom Industrial freedom religious
dom
We the situation coming long
OF tho gradually brought together
under different the railroads
Wisconsin, confidence people.
show them that what talking We
them when be down think things
We know that there something wrong;
might delicate
congressional library al Washington a
which called the Directory Directors of New City
Chicago all
that board really big there
which For Mr. Depew
Chauncey Now that Chauncey did
of his sit In his right He
only tool
prominently
the actually controlled things found that only
q
this statement the floor of the United States senate
The members that body treated with dsdan The the
called demagogue and thousands millions
lawless
thing then said knowledge At
IL leading bankers the them
Reynolds made statement which printed in book
hard recall that book 1t circua
Mr. Reynolds said that believed the
guilty them December
Samuel Unemeyer the New York nancer made speech
which corroberated in full the statements had made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
By FRED .SCHAEFER

"Dt they going
diss elegtion?"
But DER until Matched
will
lefe?"
"Yess he ISIS fevershy mentioned
eegtet nobody
used he followings"
"Ah understand idea chenille
main he being followed around?"
principles vich socialists und republicans beiefe
"Ach, dot proofs him schmar, dond id?"
back-number,
house democrats dnk he ISIS getting Dey dnk der
nod such progressive notions until after
defeat"
II voult atvice felers. OSCAR
ground nod to let much under i'd Vo else half dey
raked against Woodrow"
Il belefe remember claim dot he ISIS muchhighsrow dot
he cout nod possibly vim"
I'D must be weak argument eff mint eout retain i'd
ids stomach OSCAR. Speak i'd"
Der ISIS becoss he ISIS coeh bredend Ell fiddle
ding whole lot quantity
Now eff dot is der case shout be afraid of i'd"
"Dond fiddle learning ding
holdings eoult haeben to you"
Anyhow, Voodows education fatal.
Tomb
CONDUCTING his political oblequies."
"Hahaha! How of dose eers must lofe hm-Hke
odder,
kick somepody in der face
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possible that might live under
better conditions than without changes
constitutions?
That a publishing house when they
decided
metropolis plant 1t garden out in the country They have
made thorough of the plan; 1t works beautifully
Compared with real estate values in the heart OF New York
hour
the city cost hts Hence the factory built only two
wide flooded
filled with all of
growing things.
detached home large
garden and fruit trees for
a sardine
them Oh but it's fine for the kddies They
childhood artificial They
of the They hear the of birds in
o he noises of the
movement from country?
In mail delivery telegraph
Inconvenience
spells human happiness welfare
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
Two Streets---A Picture

S dirty and squalid reeking ween,
We look, think they're have seen;
With glance of the eve,
We're glad when past those tenements high;
For all of know
(The worst in our city is Tenement Row.
We know there is hunger and sickness within;
And holow-eyed children sit crying without
Their fathers and mothers are out in the din ,,.
It's twelve-hour day
And of us know
That in Tenement
The rents are quite steep down in Tenement Row.
But then there's street n stroll,
And lnger, and and proud of Bit
Along it, in beautiful carriages roll ~
There mansions that stand
Where view they command
OF all that is beautiful, wonderful, grand;
It Su is i fap fI y0n t %eS Ro aRoW
Oh, it's quite distant from Tenement Row.
Quite often the rich peoples children we see;
With nurses to watch them, amuse them or aid
They healthy and sturdy and happy and free;
They have all the
They can possibly wish: they have sunshine and airs
From Tenement Row,
(They have nurses in Tenement Row.
But why should think of comparing the two
w. The Tenement Row o and the cool shaded street.
quite strange, do extremities meet,
P Po their the ps s%siI H Di1fas ssea sst
From the rich who lives in the mansion and yet.
He would
to Row.
(Hes quite too exclusive for Tenement Row.
Now isn't it strange that the people who slave.
And the who sickfy and starving and pale,
For Is o ss0 rG 5e a6s to ssbs the as
For him it is play
And twentyhour pay,
(And he has eght-hOur day.
Aes f Glrt5sns ES% know
oh, he just abhors that old Tenement Row.
Tacoma F. w. ERICKSON
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
S2hInUTEF
Vaudeville

SLAP: Come here, doggie!
What kind of dog is that you
have
THUD: He's a twin dog. |
have two of them. The other is
a twin also.
SLAP: What! Both of them
Where is the other?
.. THUD:: I've got his at home
tied. That's the only way can
tell those two dogs apart when
they're together. Then l know the
one that is loose is the other one.
But when they're both tied 1 don't
know which one isn't loose unless
l unite both of them.
SLAP: What do you feed this
ono
THUD: oh, he gets the same
food that do.
SLAP: Er-which gets it first :?
But | guess you do, because this
dog is nothing but skin and bones.
THUD: Well, l don't know
where he gets them don't give
him anything but red beets.
SLAP: He must be vegetarian
bloodhound.
SLAP: No, he's a White Leg
horn.
SLAP: But man. a White Leg
horn is the name of a homestead
ed bird that has the habit of
scratching.
THUD: Well this is domesti-
Gated bird dog that has the same
habit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
About People!

And now it develops upon Juan
Gomez, president of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
TODAY IN HISTORY

April 1, 1889. was one of the
great April fool days in the his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
BSE RV ATOMS

from the
HANCOCK COUNTY Maine, is to have plague of moose The
and it's against the law kill
prepared in South America
In Ike
is "jerked beef"
goats buffalo camels.
RAH! RH! going to be stylish for the to keep
comfortably Fashion Bring petit
coats again."
CONsTANTINoPLE condensed milk each
year.
one-third of all children under A
keep up ordinary school routine
than oneourth total Russian
spirit mo-
nopoly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
Seeing Things

.Thngs being said similar the things that said
revolution This spark
burst into fame-and that flame may soon come I'm,
condi
will mighty quick And the
moi will bring them"
Was N soap-box orator who said that-a
Why Is report Mr. e. H. chairman of
OF Gary agreements made
competition swpe everything sight He said
1t Lehigh club, highcass club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01

The interior department has
overruled the protests against the
big Kittitas county irrigation dith
and the work is going ahead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01

THEN we called them the bull
warks of popular liberty!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01

Venezuela, to
corral all his
militant citizens
while Secretary
p b | | q n d g r
bravely marches
by. Lots of
American dol
lars are invest
ed in that coun-
try.
= y
I'll u g h H.
Moore, once a
millionaire, and
a power in New
York politics,
has been MADE
a court clerk
after hunting
two years vain
ly for a job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01
Flistriiotsic
81 DERTon DeALfy

I've got out my hammer
For plays of the day,
he old melodrammer
Was finer. ! say.
l liked the bad tangles
OF plot better far
Than naughty "triangles"
Like modern plays are.
The lblack-mustached villain,
The heroine fair.
The fights and the KILN
The do and the dare;
The hero tsrong, splendid
Though lacking In sense,
The shooting which ended
Each scene so intense;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01

The school board has purchased
ground on Park avenue between
66th and 9th streets for the new
South Side school building from
F. P. Ilton and Swan Pehl for $5,-
900
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Storm Warnings of Ev. True

superintendent
by passing medder Keek moving.
The who boosts his avorite patent medicine has
good intentions but he makes a bad guess.
don't why people tough around unless
it's to tempt me to beat them until they're tender.
troubles for them but
you'll have it without you buttonholing
} A Standing Room Only for wrath
a people who
That's
bashful back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01

The strange midnight meeting
Beside the old mill.
The bad lawyer cheating
To get the lost will,
The coIledy couple
Who spring all the gags;
The yillainess supple
In beautiful rags"
All. those things were tonics
That got me of old,
Today's histroinics
Seem pailid and cold.
To bring back the clamor
OF gallery gods
The old melodrammer
Is best, by all odds.
~ g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-01

tory or { n e
United States
for then con-
gress assembled
for the first
time under the
constitution. We
still have the
constitution ala 1
we still have
congress, but we
look at them
somewhat differ
entity II o W :.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
The Ethical Side
 Of Drennen'S Advertising

We are not satisfied 10 be simply honestsin our advertis- ing. As we see 1t. there's an ethical side to be as vigorously observed. Ne don't copy ad- vertising- we originate rather, Drtnnen $ would never think of opening q sale with the hope of benefiting from another stores advertising. Nor does the Dremen advertising policy seek 10 discredit competitive advertising-no matter how violently if may outrage cred ulity. (Folks find such things out for themselyes).
 On the other hand, when an- other store does particularly creditable advertising does il free from bombastic state ments, clear of over praising and over eoloring, Drennen' $ rejoiees over another adherent to the honorable, ethical policy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Don't Fail to Visit
 The Bargain Basement

Get the habit of visiting the Bargain Basement' here, whenever you go shopping. Al ways hundreds of things at half price. But there's seldom enough of one thing to adver- tise. You see, the spirit of the Bargain Basement' is to sell odd lots, broken sizes and rem nants from the various depart ments in the store. Consequent ly to advertise these small lots would as a rule mean hundreds of disappointed customers.
 The following things do not by any means represent the bestsbargains here, they Ire told of only because they are about all we have enough of to ad- vertise.
 AvondaIe chambray to g yard lengths, at, yard Sc
 Dress oinghams, 1oc value, yd. 1-2c
 White Lawn, 1 yard wide; 1-2o.
 Dnty in checks and stripes; yd. Sc
 Curtain Swiss, 1 yard wide; lengths from to g yards; 15c value, yd. 1-2c
 caicoes, in light coIors; 6c value Yard 4c
 Cheviots-2 to 8 yard lengths 12 1-2c values. Yard 9c
 Ladies' Corsets. This years models 3ec
 Ladies' Fancy Hose; 1ec value 6c
 Mems Fancy Hose; 19c values 6c
 Ladies' Shoes; $3.5o values 11e
 chiIdren's Shoes; s2.oo values s8c
 Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants; 25c values, each 19c Ladies' Muslin Gowns; 65c value 45c Ladies' Short Petticoats; 35c val ue Pic
 BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
 Frank Webster Series for Boys: handsomely illustrated, bound in cloth Price 25c | By Margaret Penrose for Girls handsomely illustrated with cloth bind | ing. Price soc Boys Knee Pants 15c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Our New Optical Department

You will find established up Optical Par Tor on the second floor o store with Dr. Adams expert Optonetris in charge where all patrons may have Glasses fitted repaired at the lowest prices be found on strictly scientific work Relief from all headaches nervousness and other reflex troubles caused from strain posi- lively guaranteed money reundeda To the first one u- dred persons who present this clipping will allow q credit of SlOO pair of eye glasses speetacles fitted provided fitting shall be made within thirty days If you re not interested call your friends attention to this offer
 All kinds of optical defects such as Myopia Hvneron;a Prebyopa Astgmasm and lleerophoro scientifically cor rected Also artificial eyes fitted.
 Private consultations and eyes tested free
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Boys and Girls Rompers

Nothing like rolnpers 10 save the youngsters dlothes-dress them clean, put pair of romp- ers on them besides, and they may play hard as they please, without the necessity of being "dressed cleano twice a day. If you, mother of John and Jennie, don't clad them in rompers, you re having un- necessary wrong and trouble.
 All sizes here, } to [ years. according 10 quality, 25c, 5Oc, and 75c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04

For several years we have remarked an increasing de- mand for high grade corsets- a demand that is not met by the standard makes and grades of stock garments, and which Is also not directed toward GUS tom made or the unusually ex- pensive imported Parisian cor sets.
 The manufacturers of the beautiful La Victoire garments have achieved complete success in carrying out their idea to meet this demand with Ameri- can made garments that are modelled on perfect Parisian lines.
 They have made a corset that is magnificently tailored and is strictly in accord with the de- mand of women who are re marked for their beautiful dress. Interesting demonstra- ton here now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Don't Pay the Big Prices That InStallment
 Houses Ask for Sewing Machines

Drennens s in truth, ''fhe Peoples Store.p It stu dies at all times not only to sell desirable goods at low prices, but makes point of carrying in stock at saving, those things that the family needs who has to count his money Sewing machines for instance sold at exhorbi tan pnees by nsalment houses to people who cannot a lord to pay cash Drennens step in and you from such imposition by selling frstclass full nickel plated sewing machine (the sort that is usually sold for $50 tme) and besides charging only $l5 for this machine Dren nens allow you to pay for fl ill three equal payments of $5 each
 That rendering real service
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Wash Goods Specials
Special Sale EmdrOiderieS

Just received over 3UUU yds. |of short lengths in embroid- |eries, edging and insertions, up |to 1S-in. wide.
 12c, 15c and 20c values 10c
 In ) and 6 3-4yds. strips. 27-in. F'louncings, value up to 1.25. One table of beautiful patterns, at 75c yd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Silks, WOOls and Trimmings

23-in. Satin Foulards, new arrivals and latest designs and colors with rings, dots, sprays, the popular silk, this season $ goods. 59c value 45c
 24-in. Tourist Silk, light, heavy and soft twilled, no- thing better for durability and style. Soc value 69c
 36-in. William Skinner < Sons Satin, guaranteed for two season. $. Black, grey and tan. 1.50 value LOS
 36-in. Storm Serge, black and colors, 59c value 39c
 We can only sell these goods at this price as we get them direct from the mill and save the middleman's profit. On sale 39c
 50-in. Storm Serge, in cream, navy, tan and black. S9c value 67c
 1S-in. Oriental Nets, in white cream and ecru. These nets were bought q job. 75c values 39c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
LOO Hand Bags soc

The new Hand Bags in white and with long cord and leather handles, one special for Mon day - gilt frame with side pockets, overlaying leather clasps, with long white silk cord handles. LOO values soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Toilet Goods

BOX AIR FLOAT TALCUM A 25c PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN sf IS OZ., soc SIZE HYDROGEN t9t NADINE FACE POWDER 39, NADlN0LA CREAM 3oi EGYPTIAN CREAM 39i NADINE FLESH SOAP. CAKE 21e II LII NUTS EXTREME VIOLET
 WATER 75i HUNDUT'S VIOLET FACE POW
 DER 5ol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Wash, White and Dress
 Goods Leaders, Are We

True we do not set the pace, so to speak, in all things, but certainly when it comes to Dress Goods, Wash and White Goods, and Domestics too, we surely set the pace then Where else, for instance can you buy yard wide black Messalne with soft twilled back for 7Sc?
 And how about 19c for 36-inch Berkeley Sateen that other stores ask 25c for? True they sell only to people who do not know that we sell il at 19c.
 And nowhere else than Drennens can you buy 10 yards of Fruit of the Loom Bleached Domestic for 69c.
 But plenty other price attractions here Read
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
S22.5O Suits 4.95

We have these suits divided in three lots. On one rack we have a line of suits in all colors and a few in novelties in serge, chiffon, broadcloth, and all sizes; not over two alike; some of these suits sold for 22.50; for d Monday leader 4.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Art Goods

SHAME PED LINEN TOW ELS LARGE 5ot
 STAMPED PILLOW CASES, NEW DESIGNS, PRICE PER PAIR 59d
 STAMPED CORSET COVERS 19s
 ROYAL SOCIETY BALL FLOSS; BALLS FOR 25d
 Royal Society Embroidery Floss white and all colors 25c a dozen skeins
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6 1-2 lbs. GranuIated Sugar 100 BOTTLE BATAVIA kETCHUP 15c Bottle Campbelrs ketchup 1oc ieintz Apple Butter, Crock soc 1entz Preserved Peaches, Crock soc Gallon Spiced Mixed Pickles 100 tlD INN JAM, QUART BOG
 LBS. PENOENNIS COFFEE 1.10
 l6. FRENCH DRIP COFFEE soc Deer Head English Breakfast Tea.
 lb. zoe TEA. LB. 4oc kt{ Hamilton Cling Peaches 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
More Money Saving Grocery Prices

12 cans Mt. Hamilton Cling
 Pleaches 2.35 Gold Leaf Extra Free Peaches 25c Bartlett Pears, Heavy Syrup BOG 12 cans Bartlett Pears, H. Syrup 3.25 Gold Leaf Extra Royal A. Cherries BOG 12 cans G. L. E. A. Cherries 300 Ritchies Favorite BIackberries 10c 12 cans Ritche's F. Blackberries 1.10 Humpty Dumpty Tall Salmon 15c 12 cans Humpty Dumpty Salmon 1.50 i LB. BETTER BUTTER 45c ID. Blue Valley Butter 45c
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To see the wonderful stock admit at once it is the largest : lnnumerable numbers of styles
 Dresses of Chambray, light blue and shepherds plaid, low neck and short sleeves, 3 to IA years 1.25
 Dresses of Gingham, trim med in white embroidery and pearl buttons 125 Dresses of Percale ill light blue stripes, trimmed in solid shades of white percale, but tons and braid 1.25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04

Polo Coats, in white only; also a pretty line of evening wraps, reversible in all the leading shades. Values up to .27.50 9.95
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SIPS ShirtwaiSt 95c

Some have just arrived and are of lingerie, lawn and linene, lace and embroidery trimmed open front and back; others are the plain mannish shirts. Regular l.25 values, now 95c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04

Another line of evening wraps, with a pretty roll collar and are shown in Copenhagen, shell pink, gray and a pretty shade of salmon-12.50 5.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
S20 Suits 9.05

Another rack of assorted sizes and colors; too many diff, ferent ones to describe each, but all this seasons styles and values up to $35.00; all to go for 9.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
$9.98 Skirts 2.95

All wool skirts in serge and Panama, shown in tan, blue and black, made with the live pure effect, and others plain tailored, among this lot of skirts are values up to 9.9S for 2.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
S23 Hall Seat 1895

Hall Seat-Mirror in golden oak or Early English, finest onyx hat hook, mirror 1SX30, seat 40 in. Regular price 2$.oo, February 1c QS
 Sale Price IOsCc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Neckwear Special

Side Frills and Jabots- 65c and 75c values at 35c
 Lace bordered Neils, white, black and navy, at 69c
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Another coat that we have sold for 65.00 and 75.00, lined in an elegant quality satin; will close out for 22.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Pony Goats

Pony Coats, in black only, and only two prices. Our 125.00 coats for 39.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
$50 Suits 12.45

And Rack No. 3-only a few,
 but they must go, so you get the adXantage-values mp to $50, to be sold for 12.45
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
S13.5O Rocker 9.o5

Rocker, in automobile seat, genuine leather, 3-1 in. 2 arms. high black, slats in back. Regular price 1850. FePgua'y Peies Sale 9.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
$50 Rocker 2.95

Rocker in golden oak, saddle seat, rodded arm. panel back, high back. Regular price $50. Febru D OE
 ruary Sale Price AsCO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
Immense Stock Children's Dresses

of children $ dresses here IS to -ock of its kind in Birmingham. nd all at most attractive prices.
 Dresses of Percale in solid shades, dark blue, and red plaids, embroidered and cro- chet buttons LOO
 Dresses of Ginghams, with kilt skirts and prettily em- broidered, high and low neck and short sleeves, 10 to IA years 2.50
 Dresses with middy blouse, all white, red and dark blue colors. s to 14 years 1.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
White Goods Specials

36-in. w h te Lin e n e, bleached; looks like linen, wears like linen, beautiful finish; on sale. Worth l5c, for lOc
 Check Dimities, Pajama Checks and India Linen, worth F 1-2c, for Sc
 No. 150 Imperial Long Cloth, velvet finish, F yard bolt, worth 1.19, for 87c
 Wash Goods Specials
 36-in. Imported English Repp, silk finish, one of the seasons best sellers. Worth soc, for 35c yd.
 Mercerized Foulards, fast colors, new shades and pat terms. worth 19c, for 15c
 5000 yds. of genuine Ser pentine Crepe, in over 100 pretty patterns. Sell regular ly at 19c, for l4c yd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
98c Lace Curtaids 29c

Lace Curtains. actually thousand pairs; Nottingham lace, full length and width. Regular price 9Sc. Peina February Sale 29' Al this price cheaper 10 buy new Curtains than have your old ones laun1ered.