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res' Special sales are the order of the day and we are strictly in It. The rush at our store last week was phe? nomenal. Why ? Because we advertised and sold onr special bargains lower than they CDuld be bought elsewhere We will con? tinue this week and offer some go d things, such as will b; appreciated by the economical housekeeper Tails Linens, iajiis and Towels At 23c, Linen Damask, half blenched, soft finish, 5-1 ineh.se wide, worth 35c. At 35u, All Linen Danmsk, 60 inches wide, worth 45c. At 45c, All Linen Damiisk, (IB inches wide, worth 5l)c. At (!0c, All Linen Damask, 72 inches wide, worth 75e. At 0!)c, All Linen Damask, "2 inches wide, worth 85c. AllLinen Fringed Doylies, at 40c dozen; cheap at OOo. All Linen Fringed Doylies, at 75c dozen; cheap at 00c. 5 8' AU Linen Napkins, at 75c: cheap at $1. 3 4 All Linen Napkins, at $1.26; cheap at $1.75. All Linen Hack Towels, 18x8$, at 10c each. AU Linen lluck Towels, 22x40, 12 l-2c each. All Linen Hack Towels, 22x45, 15c ench. All Linen Kuitted Fringe Towel, extra quality and extra good value, 24x48, at 25c. ? Beady Made Sleets aid Pillow Gases. !)??! Sheets, hemmed and ready for use, at 45c 10 4 Sheets, hemmed and ready for use, at 55c. Pillow cases, 80x45, 28c pair. Pillow Cases, hemstitched, 80x45, 29c pair. u (MJUtlca Bleach Sheeting, 18 l-2c yard. 10 4 Utica Bleach Sheeting', '.32 l-2c yard. 11 4 Unbleached Sheeting, 10c yard. 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 18c yard. Hosiery, Gloves pi Milts, 50 dozen All Silkjllack Mitts, 15c pair; cheap at 25c. "Z 85 dozen All Silk Black Mitts, 20c pair; cheap at 35c. 25 dozen AU Silk Black Mitts, 25c pair; cheap at 45c. 25 dozen AM Silk Blnck (Jloves, 25c pair, worth 35c. 15 dozen AU Silk Black (/loves, 35c pair, worth 50c. 100 dozen Fast Black Seamless Ladies' Hose, 8 pair for 25c. S;>ld elsewhere at 12 1 2c. 40 Gunge Fast Black Seamless Ladies' Hose, 12 l-2c pair, worth 20c. Kxtra Quality Fast Black Double Soles ami Heels, 20c pair, cheap at 25c. Ladies'Tests. Two Hundred Dozen Ribbed Vests, each. 4c One Hundred Dozen Bleached Bib? bed Vests, 12 1 2c quality. 8c Fifty Dozen Bleached Ribbed Vests, 15c quality. 10c Fifty Dozen Bleached Vests, 18c quality*.121-2c Fifty Black and White Silk Par? asols. ?1. Fifty Blnck and Cream Silk Para* sols, with ruffle. $1.2C Twenty-five Black anil White Silk Parasols, with three tu flies- $2.00 Twenty-five Cream Chiffon Para? sols $3.00 and. *4.(K) One Hundred Gloria Silk Pa.agon Frame Steel Rod Unrbrellus.... 89c One Hundred Gloria Silk Umbrel? las, steel lods, mourning han? dles . $1.10 Millinery. A full and complete assortment of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, in Straw, Leghorn, Panama, Tape and Fancy Braids, in all the new and nobby styles. Also a full lino of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Pluited Chiffons, Straw Gimpp, Steel, Jet and Pearl Buckles; in . fact, everything pertaining to a first-class mil? linery department can be iound here. RQSENBAUEVI BROS 26 Salem Ave, FOR SALE AT MASSIE'S PHARMACY. OME LOCAL NEWS KEEP KOOL. Do you want to know how to keep cool:' Buy one of our refrigerators, water cool? ers or Ice cream freezers anil you will never fret. OVERSTREET & THURM AN, Xo. 20 Campbell avenue. EASY OX POOR PEOPLE. AND OUR SHOES are easy on tender feet. Come to mo when you want ?hoes and be satisfied with your purchase. Goods boimht from me aro never the cause of a kick. BACHRACH, Salem avenue and JelTerson street; two stores. If you wish to purchase a handsome dinner, tea or toilet set, giro us a call be? fore placing your order. The E. H. Stew? art Furniture Company. LOST.?Black Pocketbook containing if 10.02; had enrd "Margaret Livingston Hughes." Liberal reward if returned to 28 Sixth avenue s. w. A COBWEB PARTY. The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's Church will give a Cobweb party for chil? dren this afternoon at ~> o'clock, in the open lot on Eleventh avenue s. w., be? tween Commerce and Roanoke streets. Each child will he charged 10 cents to en ter the "Web," ami shore will be ice cream, cake and candy for sale. DEATH OF MISS GRAY. News reached the city yesterday of the death of Miss Elzora Cray, a popular and well known young lady" of Simmons, Floyd county, on Sunday last. The cause of death was brain fever and the funeral anil interment took place on Monday. Deceased was the daughter of the late .1. W. Gray and Is survived by her widowed mother, one sister and three brothers. Miss Gray bad a circle of friends in this city who will be grieved to learn of her death. LIMEaDE, strawherry sherbet and ice cream soda, 0 cents. Massie's Phar? macy. BIG BICYCLE AGG REG AT ION. The Virginia Wheel Club, in connection with their rnce meet on Decoration Day, propose having a big bicycle parade Sat? urday afternoon, May 22, and it if desired to have as many riders in the city join them as will. The parade will be formed on Jeireisou street in the vacant lot just south of the engine house. The start will he made promptly at5o'clock. The pro? posed route is Jefferson to Salem avenue, Salem avenue to Commerce, Commerce to Church, Church to Park, Park to Campbell, Campbell to end of McAdam, and returning by the same route to Com? merce, thence to Campbell avenue, to Jefferson, Jefferson to Fourteenth avenue and return to Campbell street, thence to Randolph street luidge to gas works, thence returning following street car line. The parade will be in charge of II. I.. Honsel, asisied by .1. P. Fllppo and Mr. Baughtnan. The final arrauginents for tin? meet arc being made and Ironi in? dications this will prove one of the most interesting and successful meets over given by the club. Great interest is be? ing manifested by the home riders, and each will heartily contest for the honors, l'he five mile race, the prizes In which are handsome medals, will prove, very in? teresting from the point that a tiuie limit has been made which will not. admit of the slow time, which has heretofore pre? vailed in such races up to the last lap. THE GENUINE STERLIZED MALT sold only at Massie's Pharmacy. 10c bottle; $1.50 dozen. A DISGRACEFUL FIGHT. About seventy Ore people witnessed a very disgraceful fight hetsveen Kitt Col? lins and bis wife on Brick Row vesterday morning about 11 o'clock. They were both.very drunk and, as is usual in such cases, soon disagreed and commenced lighting. Their cursing soon brought a crowd to the scene in time to see Kitt knock his wife down and she throw a hatchet at. him which, foi turiutely,or un? fortunately, missed him and broke a panel out of the door and a glass out of the window. They were arrested by Offi? cer Johnson anil will have to answer be foro.Police Justice Woods this morn'ng. CLOSING OUT. SALE. Having engaged in other business, we will sell tho entire stock of house fur? nishing goods at greatly reduced prices to close up the. business of the Cincinnati Instalment Company In Roanoke. This business must be closed up at Once. If you want furniture cheap now is your chance. Respectfully. Cincinnati Install? ment Company, by W. IT. WARD, 203 Commerce street. Lawn Swings nt Yost-Huff Co.'s. J. & J.'S CHICKEN* CHOLERA CURE. Guaranteed to cure cholera, gaps, roup, and all poultry diseases. For sale by JOHNSON ?fc JOHNSON. Be Wise L Show your wl of the most di made. It's pu world over and not made. Wl can eat in Sum Prescriptions Filiert Only I Van Lear Brot GOING TO RICHMOND. Some ot the gentloraen- of the dl rt ore nt committees who were appointed to go to Richmond in the Interest ol Roanoke in the contest for the convention, left last niirtit and tho remainder will go to-day The following is a list of tho gentlemen who will attend: Council committee? President J. R. Terry, A. J. Coleman, C. D. Fox, Jas. P. Woods. R. A. Buckuer, M. J. Coleman, J. A. Wilson and Mayor W. K. Andrews. City Democratic Com? mittee?Jas. MoFall, Ellus Mahoney, A. Blah- Antrim, Levt Witt, W. F. Bryant, Palmer St. Clalr. Citizens Committee - .1. E. Cutchln. S. 3. Brooke, A. B. Ham? mond, A. K. Handy, L. E. Loukubill, W. P. Dupuy, Roy B. Smith, J. Alleu Watts and A. P. Staples. These committees will leave no stone unturned toward se? curing tho convention for Roanoke. POLICE COURT. Lena Lester and Lillian Kirk were brought to tho police court yesterday morning on a charge of loitering on the streets. They were fined $5 each, but while couctinir out the money became so abusive as to bo subjected to an addi? tional charge of drunkenness and were accordingly locked up to appear before the cou<-t this morning. Chas. Harris was fined $5 for disorderly conduct aud Alice Hall and Lena Smith, colored,were fined $2.50 each for a similar offeuse. LIMEADE, strawberry sherbet nnd ice cream soda, 5 cents. Classic's Phar? macy. CHRIST CHURCH SUPPLY. It is moro than probable that Christ Church will be supplied by Rev. T. K. Lacy, of Lynchhurg, during the absence of the pastor, Rev. R. W. Pattou, who may be away for two months or more. HUSTINGS COURT. There was nothing of public interest in the hustings court yesterday, the court being occupied with a few unimportant chance.-y cases. FOR THE CONFEDERATES. The Confederate Veterans of this city are in the receipt, of a communication from the officers of the Nashville Centen? nial stating that arrangements had been completed for them during their visit to Nashville and that reduced rates bad been secured at all the hotels and boarding houses. Cheap excursions for their ben? efit will bo run to all the principal points of interest in and 'around .Nashville and they aro promised a royal entcrtniumcnt during their stay. THE GENUINE BTERLIZED MALT sold only by Massie's Pharmacy. 15c bottle; $1.50 dozen. A DELIGHTFUL RECITAL. The pupils of Mrs D. W. Meadows' music class gave a very delightful recital to a number of friends at Mrs. Meadows' residence at 512 Campbell avenue last night. The numbers were all well ren? dered nnd showed careful nnd competent teaching. WOODWARD LICENSE C*SE. The only case of importance in the cir cult court yesterday was the hearing of the appeal of 10. R. Woodward from the bust!nes court in the matter of ^granting a license to se'l liquor at No. iJO Campbell avenue in the old express building. "Some of the business men along Campbell ave? nue testified t hat to their belief the open? ing of a saloon would not in any way work to the detriment of the business in? terest of the street, while others were of the opinion thnt it would. Among the latter were the Flshburn Company, Ho sei.baum Bros , ana others. These gen? tlemen get most of their trade from the ladies aud for this reason, and not be? cause they are not . confident that Mr. Woodward would conduct a quiet aud orderly place, they are opposed to having a saloon on the street. Mr. Woodward is represented by H?ge '?s H?ge nnd Mr. Graves represents the opposition. The evideuce was all finished yesterday even? ing, but Judge Dupuy reserved his decis? ion until this morning. Dinstatlc Malt makes strength. " bit bottle; $1.50 dozen. Van Lear Bros, sole agents for Roanoke. CONFIRMATION ~AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. Bishop Randolph, of tho Southwest Virginia diocese, delivered a most excel? lent sermon at St. John's Episcopal Church last night, and at the conclusion of the sarmon confirmed a class of four? teen young people. A large audience greeted the eminent divine and listened with rapt attention to his masterly effort. ST. JA'TES ARRIVALS. Among the late arrivals at the St. James last night were L. ?. Berry, Mar? ti nsvi He: E. M. Foster, Ilagerstown; W. C. Judkins, Christiansburg; J. G. Lit/.. Richmond: W. J. Joyce, New York, and F. A. Bricker, Hagerstown. THE SHOW. A large audience assembled at the tent on Je Oerson street last night to see Joliile & Herns comedy and specialty company and none were disappointed. The per? formance was good and the audience went away delighted. A PLEASANT EVENING. A number of friends were royally enter? tained by Miss Mollie Fowler at the home of her father, at 814 Third avenue n. w.. last night. There were about ten couples present and a most delightful evening was spent by all. LESLIE'B POPULAR MONTI". EY, The Fashion hooks, New Illustrated Mag? azine and "Strand" now in at Jack's news depot on the corner. THE CLOSING OUT SALE of millinery and notions at 121 Salem avenue has commenced and will continue until the. entire stock is sohl out. Now is the time nnd this is the place to get the worth of your money. Call and see for yoursell. We can please you and save you money. MISS C. L. REESE. Don't fail if you want to sell or rent your property to call at 114 Campbell j avenue west, and list it with Lanier Gray, real estate, rental and insu ranee agent. ike the Owl! sdoiu by coming in here nnd getting a cup ilicious STRAWBERRY SHERBET ever re, it's wholesome, it's fine. Search the you couldn't find better?liecause'.better'is len Sherbet is good it's the best thing one mer. Come in to day. ?y <; i a.i nates In Pharmacy." hers, rilAUMACISTi. Cor. balera Wo iuj IcfT. St MONTGOMERY PRESBYTERY. 'Adjourned Meeting Held '.Last Night at First Presbyterian Church. An adjourned meeting of Montgomery Presbytery was held In the session room of the First Presbyterian Church last night, commencing promptly at 8o'clock. Rev. J. M. Holliday presided .'over the meetiug, with .Rev. F. T. McFnden as clerk. The following ministers and elders were present: Ministers- \V. C. Campbell, P. C. Clark, John Ruff, J. C. Dinwiddic, F. T. McFaden. Elders?J. Z. Sholtz, Buchanan; Dr. S. H. Price, Montvule; W. E. T. Starke, High Bridge; C. C. Taliaferro, Roanoke second; J. T. Montgomery, Betbnuv; J. R. Guy, Lib? erty; .1. H. peck, Blue field; J. H. Palmer, Salem; J. H. Earman, .Woodside; anil Revs. R. C. Anderson and W. C. Hall. The session was opened with devotional exercises led by Rev. J. M. ;lIolliday. of Blacksburg, aud the minutes of the for? mer meeting rend. W. C. Campbell and C. C. Taliaferro were directed to write a lotter of sympa? thy to Rev. J. II. Harris, who Is very ill. The call of Rev. W. A. Hall to Bon brook Church for one fourth of his time wns received aud accepted by Mr. Hall, ami a committee consisting of W. C. Camphell, P. C. Clark, J. M. Holliday and L. W. Anderson nppointed tc confirm Mr. Hall at Boubrook Church on the first Sunday in August. The committee appoiuted at the spring session to report on the matter* of pub? lishing the addresses delivered at the 250th anniversary celebration of the adop tion of the Westminster Standard, report? ed recommending that 2,000 copies be printed and the presbytery pay for same. The report was heard and accepted. Rev. Dr. Carson, of Greene-Memorial Church, was invited to sit as a visiting brother and was introduced to the Pres? bytery. The i astoral relation existing between Rev. P. li. Price and Buchanan, Carmel and Rich Patch Churches was dissolved. The resignation of Rev. J. C. Dlnwid die as pastor of Bethany Church was re? ceived and his relation dissolved. It seems that the affairs of thtj church arc in a bail condition and as there wns no report from this church, a comm ttee con? sisting ol Revs. Fleming Ruff, Clark Pal? mer, Earmrn and Ingalls, were appointed to investigate its affairs and given power to do whatever was necessary towards straightening out its affairs. Some amendments to the manual were olfereil by Rev. Holliday and calendared until the fall meeting. As there was no fur? ther business before the body they ad? journed to meet at Pearlsburg on the 7th of next September. JUST RECEIVED?200 pounds old fashioned Marsh Mallows, the best: good for sore throat. In half-pound boxes, 20 cents: one pound boxes, 40 cents J. .1. CATOGNI. Straw Hats for Men and Boys! You'll find thk-iumiiht new things in sthaws at ort: stork. all tin-: new fancy straws and bands, as well as the plain oses. 25c ?l?. G1LKESON & TAY 1.0B. For solid comfort try our lawn swing, Yost-Huff Co. DYEING. Never say die as long as Doctor Devon is so near you. lie is now bringing to life fancy parasols, such as white, gray and others that have been laid aside, too badly soiled to be of use. After he has pre? scribed for your parasol it will be "Rich? ard himself again." ROANOKE STEAM DYE WORKS, JAMES DEVON, Propri? etor. Bread,Rolls,Cinnamon Buns, hot every evening. J. J. Catognl TKLE< iRAPH IC STRIKE. Special advantages offered both day and night at the National Business College to those wishing to pursue the course of telegraphy. -Call now and get terms and learu advantages. We have one of the most complete lines of baby carriages to bo found in the city, ranging in price at from !*=."> to$85. E. II. Stewart Furniture Company. I GREECE DEFEATED AT LAST. I Greece has met with a great defeat and I can be literally wiped from the face of the I earth by the use ol Crystal Spring or I Magic City soap. Send twenty wrappers ; to your grocer and get a cake of either brand free of charge. CRYSTAL SPRING SOAP CO. FOR SALE. AT A BARGAiN.one second hand one hundred dollar bicycle in first class order, 23-lnch frame. E. S. GREEN, Manufacturing Jeweller, ? Salem a.enue. -MONEY TO LOAN. Parties desiring to borrow money In small loans ranging from $200 to $(i00 from the Lynchburg Perpetual Building and Loan Company on improved Roan? oke city real estate will call and file ap? plications with J. W. BOSWELL, agent, ! 110 1-2 Jefferson street. You're miss? ing lots of fun by hot having a ??Kodak." Prices $5 to $15. ROANOKE CYCLE CO., 108 Salem Avenue.' Come in and see our beautiful stock of Pictures ; or, if you haven't time, notice a few in the window. They are plainly marked and the prices speak for themselves. Respectfully yours, iu ? 18 Sflom Avenue MONEY AND FLOWERS. An Appeal for Both That Cannot bo Re? sisted. The war Is over. Tho Union has bceu rostoreu. The South and the North nre now Integral parts of a common country, bouud toeether by the ties of blood aud tho remembrance of the deeds of a noble and heroic ancestry. There was a time when the men of tho two sectiont di tiered honestly on vital principles of govern? ment, and fought out these di (Terences on the stern arena of battle, where both sides displayed the courage characteristic of Americans everywhere when the call of duty and the obligations of manhood urge them forward. Though the South was compelled to yield to overwhelming numbers and resources, her sons vindica? ted their courage on hundreds of battle Heids and earned the respect of their op? ponents, who, being brave men them? selves, appreciated this quality wherever displayed. A magnificent and magnanimous illus? tration of Northern appreciation of South? ern devotion and heroism is displayed in the case of Col. William II. Kuan es, of Columbus, Ohio, and his associate union veterans, who with a number of ex Con? federates built uu areh iu the Confederate Cemetery at Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, and decorated the graven of the thousands of dead soldiers burled there. When ex-President. Hayes wasgovernor of Ohio he ordered the grounds to be kept iu repair, nnd after it had Lecomo a wild waste under a Democratic governor, the much abused general, Governor Fornker. when ho became the chief executive of Ohio, continued the good work begun by his Republican predecessor. It is pro posed to again decorate these graves on the 5th of Juue next, and Colonel Knauss will have charge of the undertaking. In view of this fact General ?lohn B. Gordon, COinmnndll g camps of Confederate Vete? rans, ha? issued a circular letter appeal? ing to these and comrades generally to contribute whatever they are able towards repairing the grounds at Camp Chase, and also appealing to the camps near enough to do so to semi Rowers by express to Columbus. These contributions, both flowers aud money, should be sent by June 1 to Colonel Win. H. Knauss, 31 1-2 North High street, Columbus, Ohio, nnd for all money sent receipt will be given, reports made and names of such generous contributions to the Nishville Reunion. This is a matter ttiut 'appeals directly tc the hearts of all ex-Confederates ind It is hoped the camps of this city and vicinity will take the matter In hand at once nnd aid theso noble men in their worthy un? dertaking. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Bedford City, May 10, 1607. Mr M. Haley, veterinary horseshoer, Roanoke, Va Dear Sir: Our horses are doing splen? didly since you worked on their teet. Wo are more than pleased with the results. Roanoke's "lovers of horse llesh" have many reasons to he thankful for having such an experienced ami efficient horse? shoer in their midst. There aro many here who would liko to have you work on their horses since they see what you did for ours aud if you should come down to Bedford City again you will have to stay much longer. Yours respectfully, II. M. JOHNSTON. S. L. JOHNSTON. is pain in the nerves. It is thought by some medical experts to be caused by poverty of the blood, which condition, lowers the tone of the nerves and starves them. Unless the poisons and waste matte* in the blood are filtered out of it oy the kidneys into the urine, the blood will carry disease instead of nourishment to the nerves. Neuralgia, or pain in the nerves is the danger signal or symptom which nature uses to warn the victim of danger. This condition can be CURED Adrian. Mich., Oct. 28th, 1?96. A little while ago I drove into Adrian. While there a little pamphlet was put iu my buggy advertising Spnragus Kidney Pills. I read it alt through and decided to try them for neuralgia. I immediately went to H. F. Wyatt dc Co. and bought a box, and after trying a few doses the pain left and I h ive not felt it since and believe I am permanently cured. PKTEK RUSH. Sparaps Kidney Pills. BOBUS REMEDY CO.. PnornicTons. CmcAao. Dr. Hobt.- Pills For Sale in ROA V.<;1< K. V A., by VAN LEAK Ii KOS., Phuriauci?U, tJilem Ava ami JclTorCon St. NOTICE: The Uuiquo Crystalline Preserver is the ce?ebrated cold process by which all fruits nnd vegetables can be kept iu their perfect natural condition just as they nro when picked from the tree or vine, as the case may he. Fruit cans not necessary. Clocks or any vessel desired will substi? tute. Sealing not essential. Everything plain, practical, and economical. Can use out of vessel ami not injure fruit. Has been thoroughly tested. Keeeipt and preparation furnished exclusively by me or such agents as we may establish, En? close fifty cents for postage, etc., and wo will mail you a recelpe, and sample bot? tle of fruit, and letter with full Instruc? tions. VIRGINIA FRUIT CO . Newport. Giles county, Va. ROM E PROTECT ION. We are still issuing our "Special dwell? ing house" policy. Nothing like it ever seen before in Fire Insurance circles. We are daily giving bonds for all classes. Corporate security is fast superseding personal surety. Call on us for rates for any kind of Insurance. OHAS. LUNSFORD & SON, . No. ICH Jefferson street. Our Promise -TO CLOTHING IUI YE KS: HIGHEST -QUALITIES, PERFECT KITS, LOWEST -PRICES. BROTHERHOOD MERCANTILE CO. The cry of the people at home and abroad is that Skillman's Corn,Wart and Bunion Cures the most relibale remedy on the market, as it never rails to cure. For sale at Van Lear Bros, druggists, price If) cents. OUR STOCK OK MlLMXKUY GOODS is llKYONl? AU. DESCRIPTION -?PUEI*? TIKH, KICHKIl, KIN KI!, AND AT HALF WHAT OT11KK8 UHAKUK. < MILLINERY. VERY PLEASING STYLES. 0 0 QO is tin- extremely popular 00.3U lJrjca lU Wlilcli you'll find tin1 Now Panamas (flower nnd lace trimmed), the Rough and Philn Straws and Fancy-mado Hats, nil stylishly t vi in med to eriual the ?10 hats at other stores Bonnets for mlddle-ngcd Indies. Children's Huts, trimmed beautifully, In all styles, $1.98 $2 25 and $3. Specials in Untrimmed Hats. We offer BOO hallos' and children's Straw Hats, in black and colors?reonlar 33c kind, at. Short Back Sailors, in the latest shades of heliotrope, green and red, usually ?Qo and $1.;!'.?. S pe e ial pricn tills week . Fine Milan and Fancy Straw WalklngvHats in all the English effects, at. 7"> do/.en Women's, Misses' and Chl'dren's Imported Leghorn Flats, an extra trood quality: worth 63o., at We'Trim Hats Free of Charge i f You 'Buy Your Material of Us. I9c 49c 98c 48c Flowers. 7"; dozen Imported Roses in natural effects aud choice colors, full, large cluster:-, Wurth C'.tc. Hunch. 100 do/.en select quality of natural effects in bluet, in full clusters. Hunch. Ten dozen Crushed Hoses, iu till the leading colors, per bnneh. ."id do/.en Chrysanthemums in beautiful shades, large,full clusters and natural effect, worth &Uc. Bunch. Full blown Hoses, with two buds, foliage aud rubber stems, will go per bunch at Six large 'Daisies and six Daisy Buds, with foliage and rubber stems, this week per bunch. Six branches Lilacs, with foliage: per bunch. Six sprigs of l.illies-of-the Valley lor. Cluster of Hoses, in all this season's latest shades. Spe? cial price this week. Ten b,..\es of flue Forget-Me Nots. In pink ami blue, regular 50o bunches. Children's Hats,Bonnets,Gaps Children' Bonnets and Hats: everything that Is pretty and de? sirable will be found in this der partmeut. Children's Fine White Lawn Caps with embroid? ered canes and rlbbou trimmings, no better sold at 75c, only. Children's Poke Bonnets, all over embroidered, and nicely made. Made to sell at $1.25; our price this week. Cliildren'8 Summer Caps, nicely embroidered,twelve patterns, made to sell at 40c, now. Lawn Caps, with embroider? ed capes and ribbon trim? mings, worth 50c, at. Fine Corded or Embroidered Caps, worth 00c, q't. I9c 25c 10c 20c 25c 25g 49c 19c 19c 19c 39c 79c Silk Pokes, lace edge. 25c 39c 25c 49c 49c Silk and Lawn Hats. at. Children's lung and short White Cash? mere ami Silkftn . Ari Coats, from.b?C tO S9 IN ALL SIXES. Extraordinary Ribbon Sale. A special line of the finest striped Taffetas, Gauzes, etc. Regular price of p c which is 38c to 50c, at_ ZOC Exquisite Fancy Ribbons. . this season's latest pat,- j terns, fittest silk, newest designs. Regular 2ftc to :18c goods, marked . A large collection of exqui? site Taffetta ribbons, changeable and plain effects, 5 inches wide, .-it 5-lnch wide Pure Silk Moire Taffeta Ribbons, all the new spring colors, real val? ue 45c. This weeks's spe? cial price. One lot Double Face Black and White Ribbon, former? ly 25c and 85c, nt. Ono lot Fine Chaugenble Taf feta Ribbon, 4 Inches wide, in Spring shades, formerly I9c 25c 29c 20c 20c One lot Moire Taffeta Riblwm, broken assortment of col- nn ors,4-inch, formerly 85c, at 2l)C 500 yards Black Silk Belting, Q regular price 21c, at. ?C 50c, "?EN PALAIS ROYAL <10t Salem I Avenue.