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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-17
Our sfght.pound coffee beats the
world. Irvine Grocery Cos

/ our elght-p0und conee beats the
world.-Iryine Grocery Cos
Chairman Tom Jeter. Of the
Weakley county democratic execu-
tive committee, requests the En-
terprise to say that all the candi-
dates for county Office are proper
~ qualified, as required by the
committees ruling.
The Cash Economy stores will
let you have all the sugar you
want, for they are overloaded.
Let it be remembered that a
meeting is called to be held in
Dresden on the first Monday in
October for the purpose of organi-
eating a Weakley county good
roads association, and all citizens
of the county interested in better
road conditions are urged to at
tend. The meeting will be held at
j o'clock.
Fresh bread and cakes. Irvine
Grocery Go.
The Edwards McElwrath auto
mobile controversy was settled in
chancery court last Tuesday, when
Edwards dropped proceedings by
the agreement upon the part of
McElwrath to pay $500 and all
costs, less interest. The accrued
costs amount to $80.73, making
the sum to be paid by Defendant
McElwrath $480.73. The case was
decided against McElwrath at the
last term Of chancery court and he
prayed an appeal. Thus ends
holly contested lawsuit.
Bran and shorts $3.50 per
hundred, cash. Irvine Grocery
Co.
New sorghum - best made
cash. Irvine Grocery Co.
Mr.. viii Sweeney and Miss
Bertha Barton were united in holy
matrimony on Wednesday evening
at 1880 at the home of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. W. L. Barton, near
Greenfield, Elder Will Etheridge
officiating. The groom is we'll and
favorably known in Dresden, hav-
ing conducted the song service
here during the recent revival con-
Quoted by Elder Etheridge, and
made a host OF admirers and per-
sonal friends among our people.
He is a young man OF sterling
worth-honorable, upright and
genteel. His bride is also well
known in Dresden. She is the
sister of Mrs. Romie Boden, and
has a host of friends here who
wish for her a long life of matri-
monial bliss. The young people
left after the ceremony for Mem
phis, where they will spend some
DAYS at the Tri-State fair, after
which they will return to Greenfield
and be at home to their friends at
her mothers.
Turnip seed Is cents per pound,
cash.-Irvine Grocery Go.
Mr.. Joe Priestley informs US
that the Sunday afternoon band
concerts at Martin are proving
more popular every week, the
crowds increasing in numbers and
all enjoying the excellent music
rendered by these splendid young
musicians, under the leadership
OF Col. Dutch Barger.
Pay us your account. Irvine
Grocery Co.
A good ffty-light plant for sale;
mood shane Irvine Grnnerv Co.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-17
WeakIey County Fair Date
Oct. 10, IA, IS, IS, 1915.

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All the -four you are looking for,
at the Cash Economy store.
Lloyd Avery left Mt. Pelia this
week for Jackson, where he enters
Prof. Waters school.
The largest line Of pretty, new
style shoes shown can be seen at
the Cash Economy store.
Mr.. Chas. Sandefer gave us the
other day a hand 10 very fine
tobacco, sent him by his uncle
who resides in North Carolina.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Biggs are
receiving the congratulations of
their friends upon the arrival OF
daughter at their home in
Palmersville.
Mrs. Ras Roberts, near Bloom
ing Grove church, was reported
dangerously i'll on Tuesday. Some
days ago Mrs. Roberts was operat-
ed on by Drs. Biggs and Mayo for
appendicitis, being in very low
state OF health at that time.
The Cash, Economy store is
trimming full Of new dress goods,
in silks, velvets, satins and wool
ems, both in plain and plaids.
Mr.. Guy Holland has a crew
of hands hard at work at his
Ahome place on Depot street max
Ting some handsome and sub
stantial additions to bis residence,
to include five new rooms, two
story, to be built directly Ia front
OF the present house.
The Cash Economy store, OF
Martin, is going to have an open.
ing, showing all the new things
for fall, next Wednesday, Sept.
%. Be sure and see this opening.
The fourth quarterly conference
for Dresden station will be held at
the Methodist church next Sum
day. Presiding Elder L. D, Hamil-
ton will preach at II a. m. This
is the last round for the confer
ence year, and it is important that
good report be made.
Mrs. John Davis, residing
south of town, was carried to
Nashville on last Friday morn
ing by her husband, Mr.. John
Davis, who is member Of the
county board of education and
one of this community's best
citizens, for a operation for female
trouble,
The ten-year-old son of Marsha |
Mulberry, residing in the Fifth
district, died Tuesday and was
buried Wednesday at Blooming
Grove. The little fellow had been
sick a couple Of weeks, during
which time he suffered intensely
with his head. The grief-stricken
parents have the sympathy of a
host Of friends.
Evangelist Will Swope was
here Tuesday and informs US that
his throat is playing cut TO the
degree that be will be forced to
take a prolonged rest. He says
he has three more engagements
one each in Tennessee, Arkansas
and Oklahoma-and that when
these are fulfilled be will quit
preaching until his throat is in
tirely well. He states that his
physician says this is the only
remedy.
Don't forget your salt and -four
when in with your wagon. The
Cash Economy stores have plenty
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showing TIE exact amount collected pr
received hy them. and The person or
source from which the same wms col
leCted or received. one g said reports
shah be kept I'm The record az proceed
mss % the Board 81 Commissioners
city comptroller and entered hy Him ln
"a hook to Be- provided FOR that purpose
under the direction 81 the Commissioner
81 Finance.
Section q That the question az the
Issuance % tie bonds herein provided
for shall be submitted 90 tire qualified
electors % the City 81 Pensacola at che
election 20 ~ held lu said city oa thr
seventh day q June. 4. o. 1915. or at
Commissioners Tor that purpose at ans
time. ur times. thereafter and the
ufacial ballot used in said election shall
state the proposition Boz the foilowng
form.
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81 - . y - 9 = @ % - - y a.
United States Department % Agri-
culture. Weather Bureau. Charles r.
Marvin chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola, Fla. June 2 1915.
Pensaeoia'a Temperaturs Data.
Highest on record Tor June. t0t de-
greea.
Lowest On record Tor June. SIS de-
greea.
Day temperatures in June usually
ria a. S. degrees.
Might temperatures N June usually
fail e. 13 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, Sc
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday. 90
degrees
Penaacoia's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending 7 .. m.
yesterday 2 inches.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
June. 4s5 inches
Total rainfall this June 20 n m.
Yesterday none
Excess this year 70 May siat S7s
inches.
small NJ sk sW NV. Hurn
Craft winem Winds winds sindM cane
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool June Cotton Epof
steady Good middling $50. middling
sic. low middhnE ass. sales i0.0ea
for speculation and export 1000 bai4n
Receipts 1900 bales FUTURES steadv
June 5.05ia June-July 50sM. July
August 5Ie7s August September SIS
~ October November 5.3shss January
February 55fia. March-Arrsl 6slh:
May-Iune s6kM.
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED IN the Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
plant "a take your produce. Coos land
a. reasonable prices write ua for fun
information. Thn Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. o. Voarkeea President
Roberts Fln 1afsb
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BUY OIL Stockton well drilling.
may mean millions 70 investors new
has rs producing wells. New company.
Paid two quarterly dividends 100 rar
cent dividends 81 DAYS possible SIS bays
$500 par value stock Remit now. Write
for free information. AaaiHamated on
Ca. 1891 C0icorH Bldg. Oklahoma.
OKLA. 10maNIts
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POSITION WANTED.

assistant ~ Young married man with
eleven wears banking experience; or VIII
accept any Kind of once YORK in Or ont
~ town. Apply "BookkeeperN care
Journal afuue3fs
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Business Opportunities.

MONEY IN GRArN-g10 buys puts -
calls on ioB0o bushels NJ wheat. no
further risk a movement % &c from
option price gives you opportunity 10
take $500. &C., $500 g.. 5000, etc. Write
fer particulars Central Grain Co, 22t
Commerce. Bldg Kansas city. Mo.
snuavfts
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RESOLUTION RELATING TO BOND
ELECTION.

BE It Resolved by thn Board a. CON
missloners ~ ere city 81 Pensacola
That pursuant 70 tie Act 81 tha LeEia-
Authorize the city 81 Pensacola. Florida.
60 Issue Negotiable Bonds Tor Certain
Municipal Purposes the question q the
issuance Of bonds for the purposes
mentioned. and a. provided in said At.
shall be submitted q the electors % said
city uuaiihed % vote az the regular city
election 70 Sc held on Monday. June 9TH,
1915 and the ofhrlal ballot go in said
following form
tfhe voter must make a cross mark
fM8 before the words For Bonds" err
Against Bonds" accordingly as he APP
proves. OF dfHapuroyes. 80 the issuance of
bonds fer the several purposes and
amounts meutioued1
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LEGAL NOTICE.
srATE eoARo or AccoUNTANcy

STATE BoARD or AccouNTANcY
Notice g hereby given that au exam
ination win b. held Ga the Offices ~ the
chairman, United states trust A SAVINGS
Bank Building. Jacksonville. Florida. on
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, June
s. 3 and 60. 1915, for applicants DESTROYS
- qualifying AZ Certified Public Account
ants Applicants should apply 81 Onee 60
Walter Nucklow, Chairman 81 the Board
Jacksonville. Florida
ss7A-uava4oaw4w
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shall bonds issue
for Ten Thousand
......For Bonds. Ituo.h0 a0al Dollars
Tor the purpose 81
erecting and equip
ping buildings for
......AEainst Bonds. the USE of the ere
and police depart
I mFntG
Shall bonds issue
7 for the sum 81
Twenty Thousand
$4,000 n0l Dollars
for the purpose 81
...-..tor Bonds. erecting eQ al p
pins, eXtehdlug
1 and improving tie
BUILDINGS and plant
of the water de-
..-+. Against Bonds nartment. and con.
HHHru rttuR and
eauipping 81 stable
fof the department
Of streets end pub
ue works.
section ?. Each cross mark on said
ballot iu front 20 the words For Bonds
shall constitute "a vote 81 the elecfor
making the same in favor % the propo-
Eition 20 issue bonds for the purposes and
amounts specified. and each cross made
ln front Of the words Against Bonds
shall constitute vote g the eleetor
making the same against the proposition
90 issue bonds for the purposes Aoi
amounts specified. II : majority 81 the
votes in said election shall he cast iu
favor % bonds for either one or more -
the amounts and purposes specified. then
the bonds shall be issued a. herein pro-
Vidra for such amounts and purposes
but unless a majority ~ the votes cast
shall be 50 cast iu favor 81 the PROPOSE
ton 90 issue bonds for tho purposes and
amounts specified. the amount q BE
issued for such purpose and amount shah
not BE- issued
section To- That the Board o. Can
vassers for the election shall perform
an the duties and have al the poNef
conferred upon the Board of Canvaaaef
% regular city elections under existing
laws and ordinances Ia 50 far as tha
same are requisite for holding. deter
mining and certifying the result Of said
section n. That the Board Of Com
miaBionerH o. the City 81 Pensacola shall
cause this Act 70 Sc published "a least
three times tn each daily newTpa per
published fn the CITY 81 Pensacola pre-
eedinH the time for holding % any elcc-
ton az which the question - the sub
mission % said bonds shall ~ submitted
section ia That this Act shan take
effect Immediately unon It's passage and
section ~. An laws and parts Of laws
In conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved june I. 1918.
state 81 Florida. once ~ Secretary 81
State. sRs
T. ". Clay Crawford. Secretary 81 state
I n the state of Florida. DO hereby Ger
I fifty that the foreEoinN o. q true and
correct copy Of tire original enrolled Act
An Act % Authorize the City ~ Pen
ss.cuia Florida, o. Issue NsEotia BE
Bonds for Certain Municipal Purposes.
session Laws ~ 1915, approved by the
/ Governor and filed in thia office.
Given under ms hand and the great
I seal Or the State of Florida. az ITALIA
hHasee, the capital, this the first day
Y ~ June. al. ~. 1918.
I lsean II. CLAY CRAWFORD.
3fune3t Secretary ~ state,
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The Journals Want Ad
Way" viii ger you results.
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'IMillion Article George''

Z buy and exchange and sell anything
second band. Stoves. wagons. locks. eie-
rntora pumps. piping arHt-B bottles.
barrels. feed h8Na. preserve sarH. chairs
harness. show cases Zee bosses scales
counters typewrttefa. coffee urna. tn
fact if there is anything sou need. I
have %. Address, SIS South Tarramoua
street Pensacola. pa. Imnv
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PERSONAL
ARTESIAN WELLS

GHTEEIAN WILLS WIN POE gu weuf
e. fe inches diameter. any depth
are guarantee water Write faF fau In
formation Gug ArtaaIan Vel Co. Cot
taudAle. E3a. gmch
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WANTED Man 81 represent ua ln your
own territory fs9 8n per month traw-
cling expenses and commission Expert
enne unnecessary write quick III n
Msrte' 2ae3 Indiana Ave- Dept fn5
Chiraeu gnfnnvfts
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HooToN & WATSON
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED
16ENTs-0sntismsa 81 laaiss. erpsri
cree unneeeaasrr Make us s. $50
weekly Aprly 2 g 3. M sos Neg1s
DAVIS street
WANTED Men 10 learn the barber
trade Tie world p constantly need
inw more hnfheFs our graduates earn
rnaH va gee Few weeks completes wlth
~ Prepare row for coming season
RASH Write Mo.er Barber ColleEs. New
orleans -. nazee
WANTED Wo1sekeepsr for small family
ln country, Nna8 home Go right party
Address BoN 9. p g. No. Z. Canton
ment ria lamay
wANTTp-A good cook for several
weeks in Is Wtfh small family an che
sound Apply sas North Spring street
$50 weekly. evenings ~ home Every
thing furnished no experience. ne cam
w8EaIuw HmH.E VERY about capital
BOYD = Brown Dept ASS. Omaha.
Nenr sofnaylt@
BE a DETECTIVE operate with -
from Foar locality, experience nnnecs
iean Detective ASSN. Audubon BLDG
New Orleans 3omagits
WANTED AT ONCE sawyer Fner.
fina foreman f willwrieht 500,
fhtnn nE clerk End grader veneer cut
te $3.50 track foreman. sfs: engineer.
ta stair and cabinet maker at kinds
sas& end door men Waterman, SIS,
orrapher sso b.ocksetters, rip sawyers.
haN SEWERS Ruto mechanic. SIS. TO
RetHer with several other openings not
advertised one Texas arid one Arkan
week % FHhe have ordered their men
from We IL Nau aFn a saw miii man.
write Marks ttttis R1ck Ark 5omait'
WANTED Man ~ represent - rs vonr
own territory ST. 90 per month. traV-
cling expenses and eomml ssien. Expert
enae unnecessary write quick ri 10
Marts gees Indiana Ave. Dept t1h
t-l aanaYlc
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS n post
ofhee railway NAH and ether hra@ ~hea
are good Prepare pr exam" ander
former Civu Service secretary-
Exaeainer Hoahisf g 81 free. write TO-
hortestet samaNtt'
RE A DETECTIVE Barn sas Ia s7E
weekly ehanes e ses the world with
to Lorraine Detective system. Inc. Meet
les Boston. Mass 7omayit"
LADIES 3ag weekly EASY. simple work
nn canFataiua EVENINGS az home.
faHrluattug everything furnished. - sE-
nefIenen aoHf worry about capital
NoYa g Brown Dept 3. ea. Omaha.
Mehf snmnwfts
WRITE rH0ToptaAYs ESQ naM ~
refieHef, HtararF ability or CORES
wnnMenNa course unnecessary. Details
Tree Scenario Editor fTi3 Syndicate
Trust 81 louis. aHrunvfts
YES We teach yan the barber trade
ana Nve positions fn o.- chain ~
Errpa C. good vases for SEQ Atlanta
Earher COLLEGE fo East Mitchell street
Atlanta. Ga 8nrnHv fta
WHITE NOTION PICTURE PLAYS $50
f&@h Experience HWwarnaeafr Details
cent free Is beafarrFa raress.ffsrss frsrf5r
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shall bonds issue
for Ten Thousand
...-.. For Bonds. ki1.h0ab Dollars
FOR the purpose -
lerectinK and equip
ping hurdiuas for
...... AGAINST Bonds the use ~ the FirR
and Police De
bpartmentf
shall bonds issue
fer the sum ~
twenty Thuuar nd
4 s20.0 Dollars
for the purpose %
'''rssR"f Bonus erecting. uu ? -
EpAnE extending
and improving the
buildings and plant
AGAINST Bonds / 81 the Water De-
parfmeut and con-
EtructinE and
equippinE % stable
Tor the department
of streets and pub
llic worka7
Resolved further That a copy ~ this
rcseluteH, together with 3 copy of the
Act o. TIE legislature providing for the
Issuance - said bonds. shah BE- pub
hsaed daily for three days preceding said
5th day % June, in sach ~ thc daily
newspapers published in the city % Pen
aanola
Passed June g. 1915
Attest c. ". EGGAET.
City Clerk
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aaFsegFa- Gentlemen or laaiea. experl
enra unnereaaarr Make BIS g. SD
weekly kury g IS p ma 80s NoEt4
f.sg5s street. iIune5tF
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GSWEATHEg,

, osv~~~ 2esses
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shall bonds iHsu
for Ten Thousand
tu0a8 baI Dollars
Tor the purpose 81
erecting and equip
ping bulldinEs for
tie USE % the hE
and police depart
mFntT
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...- For Bonds
Against Bonds
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HOTEL
eIa Fast WRIGHT a-atuFv. 81 roones
modern steam heat sssss-s. WV
Also smaller dwellings ard stores %
ST parts ~ city Dmera ~ hloant @ha
necnt tare-pr1of1 huiiainNa-
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Shall bonds issue
for thn sum 81
Twenty Thousand
ESQ 600 n0l Dollars
for tlle purpose Of
erecting go NIP
ping eXtendlug
aud Improving the
buildings and plant
of the water de
nartmenf. and con
Hfru ctiu q and
eqnippinE uf stable
Tor the department
of streets and pub
lic works.
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......EoF Bonds
...-..Aga Bonds
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
ShauLs for Gifts
to the Old Folks

A gift that will be appreciated. for the beauty
the shawls and the warmth they give
Long wool scarfs. about twenty inches
wide. splendidlv made: in white with clus-
ter stripes in blue. violet or pink: SITS
each.
Breakfast Shawls. in small sizes to go
around the shoulders on chilly mornings:
$1.2S to $6.7S.
Small Crocheted Shawls. 75e to $1.2S.
Black Cashmere Shawls. in various
weights double shaws which are very
warm: $500 to $l0.7S.
White Chudda Shawls; $3.75 to $S.75.
Gray Cashmere Shawls. double width
and very light and warm: $3.50 each.
Wool ShawLs. very large and warm:
some black and white checked patterns.
Highland plaid patterns and others; $l0.7s
each.
Third noor-G It.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
A Raincoat is a
Sensible Gift
And Our Displays are in
Great Variety

The holiday season finds US well prepared with
raincoats in many styles-a splendid assortment
from which selection will not be difficult
The Materials: Gabardnes. silk rubber,
serge. balloon cloth. heavy rubberized cash
mere. and the popular rubberized fabric
The Styles: Raglan sleeve styles. set
in sleeve styles. styles with belts all the way
around or with belt in back-nearly all
with detachable belts. patch pockets. flat
pockets, some trimmed with bone buttons,
and some with buttons of pearl.
The Colors: Navy. black. tan. gray and
Oxford.
The Sizes: "a to 46.
Priced at $500, $s.7s, $1,000, $500 and $lS7s.
foor-G Il.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
Fur Coats and Sets of Furs,
For Christmas Gifts

Beautiful Christmas gifts for every woman-gifts that de-
light her for their practical and the beauty of the pieces.
Black Pony Coats of select skin. with seco,r; length 80
inches and sizes 36 to 50; $3.50
Black Pony Coat with skunk collar and lined with 6s
ured popn length 40 inches size 36; $3.50.
Black Pony Coat lined with blue SINNERS satin; with skunk
raccoon collar; $1,000.
Near Seal Coat with secoar and brocaded lining; s.;
$4,000.
Black Fox Sets; barrel mufs and double animal sca 50
to $z.S0
Ska Fox Ses pillow mufs. and animal carfs; handsomely
lined; $3.50 and 5000.
Narobia Lynx Se pillow mufs either plain trimmed with
heads and tails small searfs: $1,000 to 5000.
Sets Of Black Coney and Fitch combined pillow muf and double
scarf: $3.50 - e.. ~. -
Jap Mink Set pillow muf and double animal scarf; $ze7S
Moleskin Set; pillow muf and small scarf; $3Soo.
Separate Mufs of of the good furs for this ason-Naro-
ba $S5 $67s; Beaver $3.50 and $780, Hug of
Hudson Seal $ll 50 $zs0o Black Fox. $s7s $ll75; plain
styles and styles trimmed with heads and tails
St
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
Sweaters Are, the Ideal Gift
For the Girl

/ ~SsseSso INV ZIG 40SSSS NIL
For'the Girl
Charming styles exquisite eoion and color combinations.
and splendid and complete stock offers unequaled opportunity
for obtaining Gft sweaters.
| ~ Knitted Wool Sweaters. with convertible
collar and beted back: in many eoo; sizes up A.;
$ass 10 $1,000.
Ansora Sweaters. in all of the leading shades.
sizes - to ~ styles with sash; $500 10 $lZ7S.
| Shetland Wool Sweaters. very light in weight and
splendid for chilly morning, under the coat;
in Copenhagen and conn white and emerald white and
corn andrwhie and $S7S.
Fiber Silk Sweaters. in emerald Copenhagen
gold. rose and cherry; $500 10 $780,
Hus;me-Tsh,.. in white, black gray and violet;
without sleeves $l.7s; with sleeves $2.2s.
Padded Silk Vests in black lined with white black
violet. without sleeves. Is; with sleeves. $22S.
A Gift for the Girl Who Enjoys
Outdoor Sports
Anger. Woo! Sets. in emerald copenhasen and
with white borde and these colors without border;
priced at $lss, $z.zs, $zs5 and $500 set.
Ansora Wool Sets. with scarf and cap or tam ohaner; in
SIS seL
Third
Rain Goats for the Girl
From 6 to is Years
Beyee garment. the needs of the school girl in
wet weather and gift she receives will be welcome than
one Of t6ese
Rain C.pes in red and blue attractive style with hood;
sizes 6 to "a years; $500 each.
Rain Coats black blue and tan regulation sye sizes
from to 1s years: $500. $sss and Up to 5000.
Caps to match rain coats; Soc each
An Appropriate Gift for the
School or College Miss
MILDLY Blou.es at $l.00 and $1.50.
of white Caaea. all white. with blue collars and cuffs
regulation styles which always good Sizes 20 years.
MILDLY Blouses in Shocked Styles, $1.50 each.
Of white Gaatea. shocked in pink or blue and with white
belt; dainty and attractive styles for gifts. Sizes IA
to IS years.
MILDLY Blouses at $500.
of white Galatea in regulation STYLE with dark blue or
white collar. Sizes II to 10 years:
Third hor-oA
The Corset Department Suggests
Garters and Cannisoles
Lovely intimate gifts. beautiful and dainty such as women
delight in receiving Accessories for afternoon and evening
gowns that will greatly please you1 friend.
Camsoes and Corset Covers of crepe de chine
and shadow lace in beautiful styles: in esh white and
black. dainty trimmed with ribbons and rosebuds:
500 to $500 each.
Round Carriers. in many pretty effects of shirred
ribbons. with rosebuds and in any number of
dainty effects; $l.00 each.
Fancy Brassieres. in a variety of pretty modes
which allows wide selection; with ribbon straps
the shoulders; SOC to $3.50 each.
Silk Corset Laees. in pink and white-sn appro-
pirate gift: 7Se and $100.'
Fancy Broche Corses. in many models; $780,
$3.50 and $1,000 each
hor-H Eleventh A.
Corsage Bouquets, 5Octo$4each
And a range of blooms which equals that of the prices
every flower one could wish for here in