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Infants Department.

Children's Muslin Skirts made on band. with
wide embroidery rune; trimmed with tucks:
35c each. Were SOC.
Childrens Cambria NightSowns: square neck.
trimmed with embroidery: yoke of fine tucks:
sleeves finished with turnback embroidery cuffs.
Use each. Were $1.2o
Childrens White Lawn Dresses. trimmed
with fine tucks and pearl buttons; turnback col
lar and cuffs, BIS each. We're $l.75
childrens Chambray Dresses: Russian style;
plain pink and plain niue. win s.rieea Guns:
chi!drens White Cambria Princess slips.
trimmed with ruf1e on skirt. edged with lace,
I5c each. We're SIS.
Third no0r Eleventh IT.
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Mems Clothing Department.

% Young Mems Two and Three Piece Snits. IN
plain blues and fancy mixtures: ends OF t nmrs
sizes 81 IS VT 81 s ana 90 % 70 s se5M
44 Mems and Young Mems suits, In A"r .hna.
English and conservative models two ana ,nr ne
fronts; plain blues and choice MIXTURES in gray
and green: sizes "a to - regular AZ to ~ stohts
and long stouts, $3.50 each. were POW anu
10 pairs Linen Crash Trousers; broken W ,oss:
sizes 81 3d. "a and - waist: sl9' ea'h. "e'e
$3.50 and $500. . bor
20 pairs Outing Trousers Of fine worsteds, cns st
lots and serge: light and dark era! s,ripr I
terns also white with black or blue s.rlpnS
sizes IS to &c waist: 1896 each. Were s'."'
$500 and 500.
Now located Main floor,
direct Tenth st. entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Blanket Department.

3 pairs ia Wool Blankets slightly imper-
feet. 81" pair Value S315.
pairs ia Wool Bla nkets imperfect "a IN
pair. Value. $3.50
pairs 1914 Wool Blankets impcrfect 81 20
pair. Value. $500.
pains 421ao Crib Blankets. imperfect. 81.
pair. Value Sis.
! pair 36IJ0 Crib Blankets imperfert 81 10
pair. Value. $500.
Second floor, center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Friday Special in
Linen Torchon Laces.

A new lot and comprising an
unusually large number of pat
terms i'll serviceable Linen Tor
chon Laces, in widths from 4 to
? inches. So many occasions pre-
sent themselves for its use at the
beginning of the new season that
we little need urge your accept
ance of the offering.
Special price, SC yard.
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Muslin Underwear Dept.

Crepe de Chine and Sir Petticoats, $2.7a
each Were $500.
White Lawn Dressing SacQues. embroidery
trimmed SIC each. Were 81 so.
Small Fancy Aprons. 25c each, Were SOC.
s Womens White Lacetrimmed Petticoats,
95c each. Were $1.75
small lot Women's Gowns. of good wearing
materials. high neck and long sleeve styles.
Special price; CSC each.
A small lot of Women's Short White Lace
trimmed Petticoats. Special price, 25c each.
Third floor, 3 st,
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$1,000 Misses Sport Coats,
Now $2.95 each.

Just 10 in the lot and they
should go quickly. A splendid
quality all-wool cloth is used in
these coats, and they are offered
in black-and-white and navy-and-
white striped "a combination
that the young miss will appre-
ciate. Sizes II, I6 and 49, An
opportunity of rare occurrence.
Choice, $2.95. Regularly $1,000.
Third floor, ST.
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Housefurnishing Dept.

S1.2J
I Blue Enameled Coffee Pot, 75c Was 500.
I Brown Bread Box 35c. Was soc
White Bath Scat. zoe. Was $1.73
Galvanized Carriage Can. 6ic. Was Soc
Serving Tray, s5c Was $3.50.
Serving Tray. sl..O. Was $500
I Fire Set $3.50 Was S1.25
Umbrella stand. &l.75. Was $3.50
Fancy Scrap Basket. SOC. Was f5c. at
Soc. SJc. 1 at &c. was 15c l at lOc was
CSC.
Clothes Basket, 50c. Was Toe. 1 at $l.OO.
81 80.
Fifth floor, + ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
One Sea Battle Reported.

PEkING. August 21.-The only engage
ment so far reported to have occurred
near Tsing-Tau, capital of the German
protectorate of kiachow, was an en-
counter between a German torpedo boat
and a British torpedo boat Sunday or
Monday last. The British torpedo boat
returned to Weihaiwe with eleven men
killed and wounded The German cas-
ualties are not known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27

the United States in favor of independ
ence. substitute an elective senate for
the existing Philippine commission. vest
qualified veto power in the governor gem
era1 and absolute veto in the President.
The measure is said to bear the approval
of President Wilson and Secretary Gar
rison. of Manuel QueZon. the Philippine
resident commissioner in Congress and of
the Fiiipinos generally.
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Says Austrian Ships Will Fight.

MANCHESTER, Mass. August "7.-Dr.
X. T. Dumba, the .austro-Hungarian am
bassador to the United States. announces
that he has received wireless message
Via Sayville. l.. T.. from the Hungarian
secretary of foreign affairs saving that
the emperor has commanded the Aus
trian cruiser kaiserin Elizabeth at Using
Tau to take up the fight together with
the German navy. Diplomatic relations
with Japan are broken off.
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Reduced to 25c eacE
Were SOC.
And the following

And the following:
80 lppnoreless and coat style, in sizes ~ AMI
es: knee drawers to match in sizes 81 and y;
25r garment Regularly Soc ,,o
and heather mixtures: trimmed with neat stripes
At armholes end of skirts and end or ps an
sizes 36 and IS; $685. each. Regularly so.oo
IL Twop piece All-wool Bathing suits. In navy
hines and heather mixtures: neat stripe , Vim
ming. sizes 81. So IS and 40; S2.95 each Resu
larly "a 90 and $500.
Main floor. + st.
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Choice, $500 garment.
Exceptional Values in the
August Sale of Furs.

Black Iufs $1,000 each Season price. .s1I0n
Narobia Lynx Muffs. $1,000 each Season price $500
Naroba Muffs. $1,000 each. Season price. 300
Black $1,000 each. Season price. $1,000
Scarfs, $1,000 each. Season s150o
Black Wolf Sets $1,000 Season price. $1,000
Natural Sets $1,000 each Season price. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
GERMANY DEFENDS
. ATTACK BY A|RSH|P
Replies to Belgian Protest
Against Use of Bombs
at Antwerp.
FORTRESS NOT FIT PLACE
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Kaiser's Ambassador Regrets, How
ever, That Explosives Fell on
the Hospital.

Antwerp i a fortress and should not
he considered hy belliserents a fit place
for women aud children. for it should b.
held subject to attack without warning.
This is the answer of Germany to the
protesfatinrs made at the state Depart
Inent yesterday by the Belgian minister
i. Havenith. against the bombarding of
Antwerp by the Zeppelin airship. de-
nouncins the attack war against
women and children
Count Won Bernstorff German amhas-
sador to the United states who will of
fc3aliy reopen the embasss here tomor-
row. thus justified the attack. Il was
explained that in an effort to silence the
guns of the fortress and TO wreck its de-
fensve strength as far as possible those
in charge of the bombardment from the
airship could not tell accurately where
their explosive missiles would strike.
Count Won Bernstorff said:
1T is unfortunate that Zeppelin
6iriSibie in sailing over Antwerp dropped
bombs on q hospital. That was not IN
territorial. But Antwerp is a fortress and
such a deplorahle thing is the fortune
of war. War. you know. is not an after
noon tea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Cotton and Lingerie Waists
Special Friday Reductions
Third floor, G st.

A lot of Blouses in assorted styles
and broken sizes. In plain white and
the favored colored combinations: rag
Ian and kimono sleeves: the trimmings
are Of laces and hand embroidery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27

11:4O a.m.-Dr. Kruger. the German con-
sui here, and his staff left for Yokohama
Won Rex the German ambassador to
Japan. and other German consuls.
The Official Gazette asks the people to
accord German residents the fullest pro-
| fprfi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Women's Dresses Choice, $1,000.

$1,000 Striped Wolfe DRESSES.
:: $500 White Cotton Crepe Dresses.
$l9.1J White Corded Crepe Dresses.
l S19.1I Colored Striped Crepe Dress.
$500 Fancy Striped Crepe Dress.
$500 White Wolfe Dresses.
$500 White Lingerie Dress.
S1a.75 Figured Net Dresses.
S19.75 White Oreandy Dresses
/ 1856 Figured Crepe Dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Friday Clearance of
Women's Pumps & Oxfords
81. 90 pair. Were s. to Sc.

is pairs Tan Russia Calfskin Pumps.
with Goodyear welt soles. Sizes and
sAA: 81 and "A; 3 and BIB; 2k and
&C: ~ and 3D..
IL pairs Women's Tan Russia Calf
skin Oxford Ties. with Goodyear welt
soles. Sizes 8. 81 and "A; and 6B;
21a, and GID.
10 pairs Women's Patent kidskin Ok
ford Ties, with turn soles and high
Louis heels. Sizes "A; 3 and BIB; &C;
~, " and SID; ~ and 4E.
pairs White Canvas Pumps and Ok
ford Ties, turn and welt soles. Sizes
4AA; 70 and IA; 8 and 6sB; I'D.
Reduced to $1.00 pair.
Were $500 to $500.
Third floor, Tenth st.
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Choice, $500.
$3.50 and $500 House Dresses,
Specially priced, $1.1O each.

We place sale tomorrow morning 1 90
Porch and House Dresses that have Just Sc
cured at deep concession from the maker The
materials are Percales Chambrays and Gingha1ias.
Made square, round and We necks, with man
DARN and "a sleeves The Workmanship through
out is most excellent the skirts are cut extra full
as house garments should be. The high quality OF
the materials is worthy of special consideration
and makes the offering exceptional one A fit
ting for every woman.
Special price, $1.1O each.
Regularly $3.50 and $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Umbrella Department.

Mems Union Silk Umbrellas with carved
mission and natural wood handles; silver trim
med. 81 ;9o each. Were $500. -
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Soc yard. Was $l.OO and $l.25.
And the following

And the following:
Lengths IL to ) .ds.l
1al.c Prrralcs and Ginghams. loc yard
1:c Bingham. 12lac yard.
Zoe Samson Galatea. 12Iac yard
o!c Striped and Powered voilcs 15c yaru.
".,c Scotch Bingham. 15r yard.
"5c M"rcerized Poplins. 15c yard.
25c Crepe Ratine. 1Jc yard
Second floor. q ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Friday Reductions in
Bows Norfolk Suits.

Boys Atwood Norfolk JACKIE:
Suits, in gray and tan mixtures
These are in light and medium
weights, and we'll made, perfect
fitting suits from our own stock.
Full-cut knickerbockers, all lined.
Sizes 7 to Is.
S3.75 each. Were. $500,
5000 and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
And the following:

AID Tic 1OIIOW1HS.
81 Wornen's Plain Gauze Cotton Vests: high
neck short sleeves; slightly damaged; sizes IS
and % 3Sc. each Were 5or
bination Suits; low neck. no sleeves; umbrella
pants, lace trimmed. Sizes and 5. 35c each.
Were SOC.
% Boys French Balbriggan Shirts high neck
and short sleeves. Sizes &c, IS, 80, 80 and 81;
871ar each. Were Soc.
Main floor G St
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Special price, 75c pair.
And the following

81 pairs WOmen's Isle and Cotton Hose;
manufacturers mended samples 12lac pair
Value 25c and 35c.
q pairs Women's White silk Boot Hose;
slightly irregular in weave; sc pair. Value.
Soc.
Main door, G st,
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the air&hip attack. but others in closf
sympathy with the German cause pointed
ont that the Germans had followed
policy regarding the removal of Wohie1
and children from places liable to ATTACK
which is consistent with what they say
Belgium should have don" 'heN
that the removal of women and children
from a fortress or fortified city Shouit
he the first care when there is the shsh'
est prospect Of attack
They point out that Germany tiahS
mitted official orders for the removal 81
women and children and all non-rom-
hatants from EjaochoW as soon as there
was any intimation that 1t neht pc
subject 10 hoStilities. although ms IS
a commercial as well as a fortified port.
GAIT I,ep,rtment TODAY say the city is
quiet. but that communication mas pee',
cut from all points except 'neht a''.'
Bruges and certain points on the coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Friday Clearance of
Children's Sweaters.

20 Children's Sweaters, in white
only; slightly soiled from han
ding, which, of course, does not
affect their wearing '1alities
They are the product OF one OF
our best makers. Sizes 80, 81 and
"a.
Clearance price, $3.50 each.
Regularly $2.95 and $3.50.
Third floor, G st.
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Friday Clearance of
ST & SIPS Ratine, Soc ward,

This is one of the seasons ia
vored fabrics. and we are offer
ing the lot now remaining at this
very low price to effect immediate
disposal. Both the plain and fan
cy weaves are embraced, and the
colors are rose, green, tan, ma
hogany. tango. light blue and
gray; a inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Friday Clearance OF
Mems Silk Crepe Neckwear.

Just half price has been placed
on ends Of several lines OF Men $
Silk Crepe Four-in-l1and and
Wide-end Bow Ties. Fancy col
ors, for the most part. and a 1e"
solid colors. The value is excep-
tional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
JAPAN B[0CKADES
K|A0CH0W PORT
Continued from First PageD

her promise of assistance to prevent
Chinese revolutionaries from selzing
this occasion to create disorder.
The feeling prevails here that the
japanese authorities will be able to
control the principal revolutionary
leaders opposed to the president of
China. Dr. sun Vat Sen, who is at
present living at Toxic. is the pesr
known of these leaders. He is credited
with saying that he is satisfied to
alton. He does not believe that an
outbreak at the present time would be
of assistance to the real China
Empress Makes Bandages.
The empress is occupied daily in max
ing bandages for the Red Cross workers.
She is ably assisted by the court ladies.
Patriotic lantern professions are being
held in the various cities. and such is the
interest in the war that the people are
croWdinS moving picture shows where
battle scenes are produced.
The Official Gazette publishes decree
announcing that the service of officers
of the mobilized division has been ex-
tended indefinitely
speaking of the disinterestedness of Japan
in the war other than in the conditions in
kiaoChow and the China sea. said:
When Japan captures kiaochow and
hostlitleS in the China and Japan seas
are over, Japan will stand aside and be-
come an onlooker. if the war in Europe
still is in progress. IT, however. the Ger
mans sail retain a standing in the South
seas which would be menage to the
peace Japan. in accordance with the al
lance would consult Great Britain and
might cooperate in driving the Germans
out of the orient
German Consul Quits Seoul.
SEOUL, Korea, via Toxic, August ~,
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$1,000 and $3.50.
And the following

IS Boys Washable Russian Blouse Suits: neat
striped patterns and plain blues and tans with
sailor military collars: bloomer pants. Sizes
~ to 4; 7oc each Were 81 % and $3.50.
10 Boys and Children's Straw Hats in various
shapes and in white. black and blue; all sizes
25c each. Were $500 to $3.50.
20 Boys Wool Golf Cans. in tan and gray;
sizes 61a to Z; a5c each. Were SOC.
40 pairs Khaki knickerborkers; sizes 5. 49,
16. II and IS; Soc pair. We're s1.OO.
12 Washable Norfolk jacket Suits: knicker-
hooker pants; sizes Z. S. o IA. Ia. 16 and Il;
81 80 each. Were 1895 and $3.50
New location: Third floor center.
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Expresses Interest in Refugees.

Charge Won Haimhausfn had u con-
ference at the State Department 'ouas'
but said the visit was heithef U yea
the answer Of Germany 70 the feiSia u
protest nor to discuss lhe censor St'lf
of the German wireless sta'ioiiS.
said he was merely performing i nv
,n.r;+,ri.n work in trying to do some
thing for the relief of refugees regarding
whom inquiries had been made at the
state Department,
1T is understood here that the ''rFriatl
military leaders in the battles before
I.ieee and other Belgian cities gave que
notice of their intention to use atrsnlns.
as is required by an article Of nc
Hague convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Friday Special in
Women's Black Silk Hose.

IS dozen Women's Black Pure
Silk Hose, with Isle garter
top and sole. A splendid weight
not often procurable at this low
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Women's Separate Skirts $1,000,

$500 Silk Poplin Skirt.
! $3.50 Black Taffeta Skirt.
S1S.11 Black Taffeta Skirts.
: $3.50 Black Taffeta Skirts.
$500 Black MORE Skirt.
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Official in Charge Reticent.

Haniet Won Haimhausen. charge of the
embassy. returned today from New York,
where he had been TO meet the ambas-
sador He declined today to make any
statement regarding the protest against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Women's Separate Skirts Choice, $500.

Il Skirts sizes in Black
Brocade. Navy Serge Velvets other fine materials
that now remain from the selling. Originally
, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27
Friday Special in
Women's Isle Thread Vests

Womens Imported Swiss Rib
bed Lisle Thread Vests, in a de-
sirable weight; made low neck
and no sleeves. An exceptional
quality.
Special price, 35c each; B
for ST. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27

= $4,000 Gray Wool Crepe Suits.
$4,000 Wistaria Gabardine Suit
! $500 Wistaria Wool Crepe Suit.
$4,000 Navy Serge suit.
l S@J.nu BLACK Serge Suit
$500 Copenhagen Wool Poplfn Suit.
$4,000 Black Wool Crepe Mourning Suit.
) $500 Black Poplin Mourning Suits.
! $500 Black Serge Suit.
$500 Navy Poplin Suit
J $500 Black Bedford Cord Mourning Suits.
] $500 Copenhagen Poplin Suit
$500 Navy Serge Suits
| $25.U Copenhagen Diagonal Suit
! 5000 Black Crepe Poplin Suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-27

$1,000 Mole Plush Coat
: $3.50 Wool Eponge Coats.
S193u Copenhagen and Bedford Cord and Crepe Coat
$3.50 Blue and White ChiEchilla Coat.
$3.50 Wool Plush Coat.
1 $3.50 Blue and White Chincha Coat
$3.50 Maize Chnchil1a Coat.
| $4,000 Brocade Gold Chiffon Coat
. $3.50 Misses Wool Plush Coats
$500 Misses Velvet Coats
$3.50 Misses Sport Coats.
$3.50 Misses Mahogany Chinchila Coat,
> $3.50 Misses Golfne Coats
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sERyIANs ARE ENTHUSIASTIC

L Z N ~. -
London. Sept. 1I-Rentar,s Rome
correspondent sends the followins
message received in Rome from Nish,
ISeryia: s. 81 s. q
.Ths taking Of Samliu has caused
great enthusiasm throughput seryia.
Th9 people are proud that their army
after seven weeks OF war. not only
has prevented q powerfuia aiief.iy can.
turing Belgrade, but has inflicted hu-
initiation on them by forcing them 10
eYacuate thafr base o. opefa lions
fgainst SefYia. gs,ss B s. "a
6 The yitory has had o wondarfpl
moral eff6ct on the army and people =
The capfsre OF Ssnlin by sAe SER
VANS has slcng been planned and on
|erasiohs sqsSs CON na:sstei With great
ABILITY. g -.5aSssS y 2 -
Several serssan divisions canned
In the IiillS exseading from TopchiiIer
70 ResLtck. occupying all the helrhts
about Mount Asala. ME sAustT;ai,
|gafrison In Sssnlin did not suspecf
the presence OF the Sery5ans and con-
tinued to holnbard Belgrade daily.
without causing much damage. unfii
the Seryinn7 surpr risSG them. y
The audacisy of th,s Seffien mcgee
ment was ertraord dIunry as. In eft;er
to rexch eemlisl they had te croas the
save and Danube rivers on p6ntoons
built dtsriEg the nisht. They also
took heavy artillery with than. !. Z
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CONTEST ENDS TODAY AND SOME
BODY WILL GET THE $25.
Read the Conditions of the Contest if
You Want to Enter the Chase for
the Money.

lefty and the mere fact that they are
connected with such en- institution
is sufficient evidence OF its soundness
and responsibility. It is n notable
fact that its out4of-town patrons are
Increasing year by year. The banking
service is equal to any In the coun-
try and as i have aaid before. want
to do business with conservative men
when our dollar is at stake.
But Just q minute while I whisper
O little .ditty, Talk about pretty
things, they certainly have them Ia
carload lots down at G.. r.. Toily q
Son. Here Is one store that would be
g credit 10 any city Eve times the siaa
or Anderson. Their four story, builds
ing Is full from top 90 bottom and the
stock represents the best furniture to
be bought. Really. I haze seen few
houses In this line that offered q
larger stock to select from. I believe
] can safely ray that this Arm has i
larger patronage than any half dozen
furniture hoases In this section OF the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12

Laat caIlI
Just a few more hours and the fun
will all be over My name win be
Dennis In box car letters. TO be hon-
ct about Il, win be glad as am
tired OF trying to dodge SO many peo-
pie and then too. somebody will be
SeS richer 4 made good at the Biiou
] last pIstt and tonight I will be there
agnin but not under the same circunis
stances II will 20 to see the play
and II you don't 10 too. you will miss
a treat The bill is a good cne and
worth twice tsss admission.
NY picture Hill be Withdrawn to-
day from the Bank OF Andereon and
plnsed on display ia Ceiy's show win
9ow For your ccurtesies, gentle
iisef tEn going to throw q bouquet
the Bank OF Anderson. What this
Eauk ig conducted in every way by
shusiness princapies goes without say-
20 The men behind the bank are
All prominently connected with the
coinfner rclal and Industrial life Of the
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state. They buy In such large lots
that they can make prices that defy
competition. They take pleasure III
showing their stock and they invite
you to look 1t over.
Don't you think that this is about
the best time in the world to brighten
things up around your home? You
VIII find that by freshening up with
little paint this fall that you will
enjoy home more and your friends
VIII more gladly call upon you. Moth.
Ing like 1t to counteract the dying To-
iiage and planta that make things
look SO dismal around the home. co
down TO the Anderson Paint and Col.
or Co.. and you will be surprised how
cheap they can sell you all that Is
necessary to give home saw coat
thts store Is headquarters for every
lAing that you will need in the deco
rattng line. Paints, wall paper, and
m ItRct, everything you viii want
they are now In their new store ia
the Watson-Vandiver building.
d ! guess if you were leaders in anv
farttculer thing yon would he prou6
qs -. wouldn't you? Well the An.
3earson Hardware company suRht 20 i,e
proud OF the fact thIt they are leasi.
9rs in their line. BY the way. mrs,
{ail you that this firm has. the largest
9nu hest Inc OF ammunition and Seuns
III the city. They have a dandy fire
OF Winchester and Remission auto-
matte guns and rifles. Their Tine of
stevens double and single, barrel
guns Is the best that they have ever
shown. II you want q Fox gun. the
kind that Roosevelt carried on lis
African trip this Is the place 10 gat
Il. You can get a Fox for from Ss5
TO $3.50. This Is headquarters for thk
Winchester and United States Cart
ridge Co.. ammunition.
u 7 esas gnsns into hnsiness here
! wonld run down and see Mr.. Rrcwn
OF the Anderson Hardware Company
and close up for q >ease on one 8 81 of
those dandy stores he is building on
East Whitner street. They are the
best storerooms TO be had in the city.
He has about completed them and
tneTe VIII be Ave large storerooras and
three small ones for shops. They are