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PROFESSIONAL C»BD8. i I, AMI TON 11 VVAYT. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Practice in all State and Federal Courts. General Receiver for Oorporatioo Court for City of Staunton. Echols' Building, Staunton, Va. •. |». :IMSKBJ AKr., JK. B, B. K. KKLSOK TiMBERLAKE & NELSON, Attorueys-sl-Law. V and ? I W9 1 Hiloiug, itauLto , Va \\J H.LANDBS, W • ATTORN R 7-A T- LA • STAtnrron,Va. N0.., Court House Square wrr ALEX rF~ko BE RTSO N, " A'iTOKIvEY-ATLAW, 4 Lawyers' Row. Prompt attentiou to all legal business. f ITZIiUGH ELDER. • ATTORNEY AT LAW. Rooms 5 ami 7 Masonle Temple. Sunn ton, Va. -»TAIT!«TOJ! V A RWOrttl:t'»l I.A ALKX ATTOHN KY-A T- LA w. So.B Lawver'sKow ♦J. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Second Floor. Masonic 'J'emple, Kltuai I'EOUfc UTABBTOH. V*. I Kitr>« F- SCHEELE, . _ ATTORNEY AT-LAW. j oom 3, first floor, Patriok Building. SUunton. Va. J. M. O.UABI.BS. J. W. H. PILBOH QUARLES & PILSON, Attorneys and Counselors AT-LAW. Law Offices in Masonic Temple, STAUNTON VA. THARLES M. EAST, Attorney & Counselor at Law. 10 Echols' Building, Btanatoa. Virginia. ILLIAM A. FKATT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Staunton, Va. |&~ Echols' Building. IOS. A. GLASGOW, i ATTORN BY-AT-1 AW. Staunton, Vs. P"»=ite and Federal Courts, Will attend lurly the Circuit Court of Rockbridge '«*•_ IOHN 3. COCHRAN, « Attorney-at-L%w. 2 Barrister* Row Mutual Phone 292. HUGH H. KERR, ATTORN E V -AT-LAW. t&~ Office in County Court House. H-iKBEH'i' J. i'AliiUtC, ATiOKNEY AT-LAW, No, 4, uiwye«»' Kow. j Uom. Atty.tor City of blaucton. CARTER BRAXTON, Attorney-at-Law, STAUNTON. VA. E.KENNEor, . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, •£} Houth Augusta St. Statjnioh.Va. Si selalattentloa given to _<oUaotior.s and •he ;ai y i~raotlce. j»u;?-:t W*7pAT~s7ck! ARMISTEAD C. GORDON. PATRICK & GORDOS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, 6, 7 end 8 Law Building, STAUNTON. VA. ep23l vr HA:lfcl H.. BOSASK. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Office—Patrick * Gordon Building. ]»r 5 Staohtoh.Va. T> tAZTON. KER & McCOY, ATTOKNEIS ANDCOUNBELLOf 8. ©yFt^B:—Booms 18,15,17 Masonic Temple. lav lb, 'fcd-tf JAHEB BUMOABDSim, JB. BUOOLPH BDMOABDKBB BIiMOARDNER* BUMGARDNER. Bueee3sora to J., J. L. & R. Bumgardner.) Attcrneys and Gounsellors-at-Law. Division Counsel B. * O. R. R. Co. Local Counsel Valley R. R. Co. Prompt attention given to all legal bus ness entrusted to our bands. SOOTHEBN BAILWAY." N 8.-Followlng schedule figures published only as information and are not guaranteed Bchedule iv Effect Sept. 19,1906. Leave Ufcarlottesviiie as touows; No.*, daily, 12.01 p.m. Local tor Danville anii way stations. No. •:.<, dally, 1.43 p. m. Washington and Floilda Ijmited. Through coaches ana sleeper toColumbla, Savannah and Jackson ville; diiiing car service. N0.35,dda11y.2.07p.m. U.S. Fast Mall, first class coaches and drawing room sleep er to Nsw Urleaus: dining oar service. No. :J», daily, 10.38 p. m. New York and Atlanta Kxpbesb. First-class coach to Atlanta; sleeper to Columbus, Ga., Sunset Route; .ourlst Sleeper from Washington to S»n Francisco, Mondays, Wednesdays and N0.33, daily, 12.43 a. m. New Yoke and Flosioa Exfkess. Through sleepers and coaches to Columbia; savannah and Jack, souvlllo; through sleeper to Augusta and Tampa; dining car service a la carte. < No. 41, dairy, 1.05 a. m. New Vera and Memphis Limited (via Lynehburg) first class ooaoh and Sleeping-cars to Uoanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis. Sleeper to New Orleans. Dining car service No. 37, dally, 1.48 a. m. Washington and j Southwestern Limited; all Pullman train I olub and observation cars to Atlanta and observation car to Macon: sleepers to Nash ville, Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham, New Orleans; Dining car service. Trains leave Harrisonburg for Washing ton *>.>'. a. m. week days,and 3:20 p.m. dally; arrive Washington 11:56 a. m. and 9:20 p. m., respectively. Trains leave Washington for Harrisonburg 7:33 a. m. dally, and 4:01 p. m, week days; arrive Harrisonburg 2:30 p. m. and 9:40 p. m., respectively. Immediate connection In Union Depot it Washington for aud from Baltimore, Phil adelphla and New York H. B, Spencer, General Manager, S. H. Hard wick, Pass. Traffic Mgr. W. H Tayloe, General Passenger Agent. L.S.Brown, General Agent. Wnshlnstor-.D. 0 Anyone «pnd!no a Bketfh and description may tuickiy ascertain our opinion free whether en Invent'ton if ii:obai>»vp»tcnt»MA. Commitnt**a. KAKOBO9K on Patent! ftent free. Oldest agency forbearing patents. Pit tents taken through Munn & Co. receive fpecialr,of.ice t Without ttnw, iniLa Scientific HmtrKmu A handsomely illnst rated WWttjKi largest rti* eulation cf any scientific: foarnal. QYrms, $3 a ye*r> four msnics* fl. Sold by all rtewadeaier.^ KaNM&Co. 8 " 8 New York BraTica ■ & PARKER'S 1 HAIR BAUSAM I rrf^^ir'Cir- gU Olcarjrea and to&mifies th« h*!& a L^M?'--. : " a luxuriant growth. Xi «*?-"- -■ **Z£ Te * rails to Bestore Gray' fcSTv.i-- m .~-:>£v* Hair to its Youthful Color. I To Cure a Cold in One Day SzSSn. Ta&e Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, js r%6 on weg y Seven MHuoo boxes sold In past 12 months ThlS Signature, Ar£*J&y]nrt/%mm* box. 25c. Fearful Pains SUGGESTIONS HOW WOMEN MAY FIND j RELIEF. ■While no woman is entirely free from periodical suffering, it does not seem to be the plan of nature that yeomen should suffer so severely. This is a severe strain on a woman's vitality. When pain eiists something- is wrong which should be set right or it will lead to a serious derangement of the whole fera?le organism. Thousatuis of women have testified in grateful letters to Mrs. Pinkham that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound overcomes woman's special pains and Irregularities. It provides a safe end sure way of escape from distressing and dangerous weaknesses and diseases. The two following letters tell so con vincingly what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will do for women, they cannot fail to bring hope to thousands of sufferers. Miss Nellie Holmes, of 540 N. Division Street, Buffalo, N. V.., writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— •' Yourmedieine is indeedan Ideal medicine for women. I suffered misery for years with painful pariods, headaches, and beanng-down pains. 1 consulted two different phyiicians but failed to gst an" relief. A friend from tho fast advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. J did ro, and no longer suffer as Ididbefore. My periods are natural: every ache aud pain is gone, and my general h-sitkwnu-hircprcW. l advise all women who suffer to tjke Lydia E. Pinkham s \ ege tabla Compound." i Mrs. TUiia Hart, of Larimore, N. D., writes: Dear Mrs. Piniham:— • 4 I might havo b~en scared many roon'-e.s t>t suffering and pain h«.d*l only 'mown of the efilcacy of Lydia E. Pin.'diiin's Vegetab.a 4sk Rrs. nnttifti Advice-A Warn J. it I Chesapeake=Western Railway. SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. 4, 1906 20 6 4 ST AXIOMS. 3 5 19 PUjPM ~A~M —— .-j, g p m AM 265 888 Lv. H. River Gap. Ar. 2 (10 814 1 10 I 8 00 842 Stokesvllle. ! 156 810 11 20 1251 311 854 Mt, Solon. i 145 158 11 04 136 319 903 Alosfv Creek. , 136 749 10 49 146 326 918 Spring Creek, f : 1 26 739 10 39 206 3 8-5 923 Bridgeware?. 116 729 10 29 220 339 928 Steuipblevtown. f : 112 724 10 IS 226 344 932 Dayton. ' 108 720 10 12 241 350 939 Pleasant Hill. j 101 713 9 :i7 251 354 940 A Dl 255 706 950 Harrisonburg. 311 410 955 D Al2 45 702 920 318 415 !0 01 Rutherford, f |12 41 666 917 825 420 10 07 Chestnut Ridge. 1 ;12 35 650 910 331 425 10 13 f |12 29 644 805 346 428 10 16 KeestetOw*. !12 26 641 900 358 484 10 88 Perm Laird.' ;12 19 634 850 406 439 10 29 Montevideo t ;12 15 628 840 416 445 10 36 MeoafceyßVllfe. 12 06 621 832 424 450 10 42 ! Mauzy. t il 200 615 822 484 455 10 48 i Inglewood. 1 ill 64 609 815 451 605 10 £7 jAr EiKtorj. Lvill 45 6001 800 PM 1F MI A.M I I A M IJM1 J M IA M All traiaa daily except Sunday. ROBT. &eM. UILLEBFi.fi, V. B. "WILLIAMSON, Praeidsn; & Gen. A<yr. Supt. C, A JfiWETT, Traffin Mg'r. Harrisonburg, Va CHEWERS BECOMING OF HEAVILY SWEETENED TOBACCOS CAUSED REYNOLDS 8 SUM CURED, m SO SHORT-A T "IE, TO WIN IMOEVI THS ©19 OF EKIUCH longer standi. 2 the place as FAVORITE WITH CHEWERS OF SUi4 FEH: POUS3D IN S©. CUTS; STRICTLY 10c. AKD 15c. PLUGS, AKS IS LIKE THAT YQU GOT, COST ING FROM 600. TO $1.00 PER POUND AND E3 THE EEST VALUE m SUN CURED TOBACCO T3-SAT CALM BE PRODUCED FOR CHEWERS. R. J. RYMUJS TCBACC3 CO, Winston-Salem, H. C. Compound sooner; for I have hied so many remedies without help. "I dreaded the approach of every month, r.s it meant so much pain and guttering for me, but after I had used the OompoWßd two months I became reiriilaroiid natural and am now perfectly wel) and free from paia. I ana M-rv grateful for what Lydia K. l'inkhum s Vegetable Compound hus done tor ma. Such testimony should be ueeepted . by all women as convincing evidence that Lydia B. Ptnkhama Vegetable Compound Mauds without a peer as a remedy for all the distressing ills of women. The success of Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound rests upon the well-earned gratitude of American women. When women are troubled with pam or irregularities, displacements or ul ceration of the orp-nns, that bearing down feelinjr, inilammation, backaelie. bioatinn-(or flatulency), general debil ity, indisrestion and nervous prostra tion, or are beset with such symptoms as dizziness, faintness, lassitude, ex citability, irritability, nervousness. sleeplessness, melancholy, they should ! remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at once removes such troubles. Refuse tobuy any other medicine, for you need the best. Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Pinkham if there is anything about your sickness yon do not understand. She will treat you with kindness and her advice is free. > r o woman ever regretted i writing her and she has helped i thousands. Address Lynn, Mass. an Best Understands a Woman's Ms. IS* Did you start out this, morning without calling up the Model Laundry and asking them to call for your bundle ? If so, better do so now, and let them call for it. CUTS CAKE WITHOUT WASTE. j I New Jersey Man Has Devised Roller Which Also Forms Figures. j To design a cake cutter which will ; cut out cakes without wasting con ; sirterable dough, would seem almost I impossible. A New Jersey m;m '■ seems to have accomplished it suffi ciently in a. very simple manner. The •■ illustration shows his ease cotter, which will simultaneously cut out nu merous figures of various shape? from l.'/i s B-* /7>a-/ r Il ) •» i Each Blade Forms a Figure. j 1 ! a sheet of dough in sii'*h a manner ! ias to leave no intervening or waste I j portions, thus reducing wasteage to a minimum. On a lingo roller he secures a se ries of blades, which are shaped to form the figure* desired. The designs are arranged on the roller so that after running it over a sheet of dough the designs will be continuous, like a sheet of wall paper. The adjacent edges of the figures meet, leaving no waste dough between them. Tho ne cessity of removing intervening por tions is avoided, tho amount of dough not cut into cakes being reduced to a minimum. HIS EXCUSE FOR WHISKY. Mountaineer May Have Meant to Use It as Soothing Sirup. It was about the time, in the early '30's, when the town of North Adams. Mass., began to stir itself to place some restriction on the sale of liquor by placing a tax on the dealer. Liquor was sold at the store as commonly as vinegar and kerosene. The feeling began to grow that the grocery saloou must go, and when a customer came into a store to pro cure the precious liquid ho was some- ODES. I I sH'Hfc; Wanted a Gallon for the Baby. times called upon to make an excuse ! or apology. There were some inter- ; estlng excuses offered, and one in j particular is told of a mountaineer ' who went into Brayton's store, and | laying down his jug on the counter, j said: •'Squire, I want a gallon of whisky,, j the baby is sick." EIGHT MONTHS UNDER SNOW, j Pansies Kept Green and Fresh Through Alaskan Winter. The first snows of last September caught the pansy bed at the experi ment station in full bloom. This spring when the snow disappeared ! the plants were found green and fresh ! looking, with buds and half-open bios- j soms showing in their natural pur- I pies and yellows. A week later tho I buds began to open. The blossoms ! though a trifle smaller than normal j j are perfect in shape and color, and show no evidence of their eight months' hibernation. This is especially remarkable, in view of the iact that the past winter was the coldest ever recorded on the Yukon. Readers will remember that the record for the first 23 days in January showed an average mini mum of more than 50 degrees below zero. —Rampart News. Match Made by Fate. A wealthy and handsome young Ber lin man recently had his photograph taken, and as it proved to be a par ticularly artistic production the pro tograplier obtained permission to ex hibit it in his show case. Hearing soon afterwards that his photograph was hanging next to that of a very pretty girl, the young man had the curiosity to pass the studio and saw himself placed side by side with the young lady. Struck with the beauty of his partner in the show case, he asked her name, and her father proved to he a wealthy lawyer. Means were found to bring the young couple together, and a day or two ago their engage ment was announced. 1 — ■ ■ Famous Str ke Breakers. The most famous strike breakers in the land are Dr. King's New Life Pills. When liver and bowels go on strike, they quickly settle the trouble.and the purifying work goes right on. Best cure for constipation, headache and dizziness. 25c at B. F. Hughes' drug gist. lo Cure a Com In a Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature on each box. 25c. ——. — —. .«* * — A Guaranteed Cure for Plies. Itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Pileß. Druggists are authorized to re fund money if Pbzo Ointment fails to cure in 6to 14 days. 50c. ',*-.->. «i 3 S a a JB ana **HISKEY HABITS -> , i* - ; 'b£ cured at home with- IS V" i '%■ I HH out pa-.n. Book of par. m tti a IV IYI ticulars scut FJIEE, Mi H naamoaßHaa h. m. woolley, m. d. VMP Atlanta, tta. Office 104 N. Pryor Street. In the Name of Sense, that good common sense of which all of us have a share, how can you continue to buy ordinary soda crackers, stale and dusty as they must be, when for you can get Uneeda Biscuit fresh from the oven, protected from dirt by a package the very beauty of which makes you hungry, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY THE PRIDE OF NELSON STANDS FOR Best arid Purest of WHISKIES! FOI WALE BY J. J. MURPHY. I*A 3 SOUTH NEW STREET. HARNSBERGERS Racket Store Retiring Sale! a*Aaaßaa*a*taß9m*m***»-*9*~*o*^^ Retiring From Business. Closing Out Entire Stock of Goods. No Sale Ever Brough Such Bargains in Dry Goods, Dress Grods, White Goods, Domesticr, Linens, Clothing, Closks, Suits Boots, Shoes, Hubbers, Overcoats, odd Pants, Children's Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Waists, Shirts,Underwear,Comforts,Blankets. Stoves, Oil Cloths, Linoleum, Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares, Mattings, Mirrors, Glassware, Tinware, Chinaware. Woodenware, Silverware, Lamps, Chairs, Rockers, Springs, Tables and Furniture. E —»♦—*>— Us Tell You What the Retiring Sale Means to You. The tireatest and Most Stupeudoup Money-Saving Opportunity Ever in Staunton THE SAYING OF MONEY ON MERCHANDISE. m mm m im values ever wmm \w\\ si little mi. Your Dollar will buy More Than [ver Before. $30,000 Wortli of Ghoicest Merchandise Must Be Sold in A SHORT TIME. *^um+m~^*M**m****mmmml*mmmAmmmmmmajtmaaaa*^ These Prices Will Hold Good AS faogM we hive Hi* Roods in stock h > not bo dfoippo!.tad, if you w i tcO 1 nig. T-'iese kooi's must be sold before January 1, 1907. Retireing' from business. 2A Bna8na ITNTRIMMBD SHAPES ,\}'J\) HATS AT LESS THAN I COST—Trimmed Freeot charge while [you wait, by an expert desitrmr. These lists are very tine felt shapes ji-nd well worth 75 cents to *lRr i ijt.oo a piece. KetiriiiK 8-:le «JOb. DRY GOODS SPECIALS. Jet Ooiicoes, Simpson brand in Black find Black and White.Shirting piintf>, navy blue* and all the best colors', Re tiring Sale price only 4c yard. Outing, good grade outing only 5c yard. Outiog, Best grade outing only 8c yard. Percale, Oae yard wide standard grade Remnants 7c. Percale, Oae yard wide best grade 8c yard. Canton Flannel, unbleached good tirade 5o yard. Canton Flannel, extra heavy grade 8s yard. Canton Flannel, very extra heavy grade 10c yard. Remnants Cotton, piedmont brand, yard. Gingham check, for aprons, good quality, 5c yard. Best aprons gingham, standard brand 6c yard. PANT GOODS, Remnants of heavy pants, goods worth from 50c to 75c a yard, from 2 to 5 yd lengths. Bale price 25 to 50c a yard. Wonderful - Big' - Bargains - in - Boots - and - Shoes. All Clothing at a Sacrifice. 25 Pep Cent. Saved m Carpets, Rugs and Oil Cloths. Furniture Sale Price Without Equal. Harnsberger's Great Retiring Sale is Now Going On. Racket Store. Racket Store. ' Racist Store. only 18c yard White woul lliimel, beet grade only 25a yard. Medicated Red fl muel, good quality Modica'ed Re i, extrt good specials. 25c yaid. Wool Suitings, 54 inches wide, all wool, grey and black suitings worn 75c only 49c yard. Brillianteens all shades, 50c inches wide, worth 65c yard. Retiring Sale prica only 48e yard. Bleach Cotton, good quality, 4jc yard. lOand 12* c fancy lifiht Ginghams 7c yard. These values will be cheap to keep next Spring at this price which is less j than manufacturers cost of produc- Fancy flaid Silks, big values; these silks are all the rage, some very hand some patterns, newest shades, up-to date only 50c yard. Fancy wool dresa uon<is, all shades solid color, plaid and stripes, worth 75c and $1 06 a yard, sale price while we have them only 35c to 50c a yard. Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 5 ■hedulein effect Ju'y, Lit !»», subject to change without notice Eastern time. Limited for AV.isliliigt.ni." ew York, Klch monti. Old Hoint and ..i 1.-Ik 2.(19 A. M.,1".M A. M.. l'aily. Local for tVanhiiintim m-il Xii luuond, 2.15 i. m week days. Local for « iiatlottt-svil le 7.<7 P M Dally. For Cincinnati, I mltHtiapoli*. Rt. louls, - Chicago, Louisa till*. "astivllle, Mem phi - ami Wist. 4.2 aA. M, and B*t P. M. Daily. Vw.fHW.Umm? V inton. «."..s P. M., wei k days KXf.l**. f-vr ltitnccverte, 85: i. M dally; I.mill lor Clifton Forge 6 58 A M., « eek days, ■ ■ A. M .Sundays to (let. 1. Local for Huiitliigtou «5* A M. Uaiiy. I urn' to Roncevertc 12 I P. M. week days. 5 We prompt.y ui-,.1.11 I.'. S. and borciKii / \ *end model, s-:cten or i : otoctinui.ticrj ioi ' f freercnort un patentability. For .*rte *>"nk, spgrpppAßKS \ Opposite V. S. Patent Office ( j WASH'NGTOf^jOj Hotel U/eston STAUNTON, VA. LODGING 25c CLEAN BEDS. GEO. WESTON, PROPRIETOR. I Slack guaranteed T*n*.-*a silk, i , one jard wide. Hrilliatt awhile*. Tiiia is a special! id will not last long at the Bed Spread*, extra large, goo I m-traailes patterns, going at )1 (Mia piece. Lice curtahis only 38 s a pair. Lace curtitini only 75a aud SI fancy silk ties c':eap at 5 jents . lark's Bpiol cotton only 3c a broiried Ladies bandkercbhfa j iVool U'i«e, irrcat values, 10c leavy Beys aud Girls Bibbed quality, fast black, long heavy, save yourself troub'e ; v. cheap at 15s a pair, leavy Cotton Hose, the every blue, brown and greys 8c a .0; Standing Collars only 2c' These collars are 4 ply linen wi'li turn over corner.-, sizes md 17. N& w Norfolk & Western Ky. RY. ' * Schedule In Effect MAY 27, 1»0« LEAVE BAML. SOUTHBOUKD. ! 12:51 p m.—For Bristol and Intermediate stations; Pullman and Buffet sleep er to Knoxville; Uonneets at Roan oke with bt. Louis Express for all Points West. Pullman bleepei Roan oke to Columbus, Blutfield and Cin cinnati ('ate Car. 6:11 a. in.—For Koancke. Bluefield Poea houtas, Norton, WlrstOD, Salem, Charlotte, Welch and intermediate stations. Pullman Sleeper to \\ eioh NORTHBOUND. 4:55 p m.—For Hagerstown, Baltimore. Philadelphia. .New York Pullman and Buffet Bleepers via Hagerstown for Harrisburg, Philadelphia ami New York. 10:45 p. in.—For Hagerstown, Phlladel phia aud New York; r uiiman Sleep er to Philadelphia; f.rlo; Car 9 Phil adelpbia and New York. Rates. Time Tables, and Information cheerfully furnished upon application to Aeent N. & W.Ry. W. B. BEVILL. M.F BRAGG, Gen. Pass. Agt Tray. Pass. Agt Roanoke. Va. ■Bt CHICKWUf tNCI.'iH Pennyroyal -mils F- f ,. v £ r Ai« v -rel,nM<j !.«.!.«». a,, Urn-Tin fcA "*£& tor CIIICIIEiVTEKV KNGIX-.U C S^'*rSslin KE» »rrl GoM met*, i- Uxm. .v*le4 Tj\ Jg Ti*ke no other. Ittfu-w I=7 ** *S$ l*tinctp..ti« >uii.t.rtiTlif - and licit a- I / fn tltin*. li.y of jwir I>ruirgi. .or <pn<t 4«>. in 1 g **i "•■*■ fc* Particular*, ',>«•' .nunlsl* V•• Fy* *»■ "Keller for m i-iffr, b» re »»\ _ A turn Mall. 10.000T.m .otiUl*. F.MLj / *'l TV .r«i«t4. i hi,-Sr«trr - hrnil-al Va., B*,fil Uadltoo K<jM*r«, . lULA., PA Redeem Premium Cards AT ONCE Positively no cards redeemed after I January 1,1107. Retiring from bus: ' negs. aid no ct,rd» wi I he redeemed after Uiat date. I 7;c Mei'i Kujkik n il>v »'. n.l/ v'iOv; Many other st\le at jmt bait others ask tor same quality, have your haudi. Table Oil Cloth, Potters oil cloth, best grade, at 15c. 75c Best Grade Linoleum 38; square yard. This is a rare bargain, seldom ever occurs, worth twice the price ask ed for it. Bed Comforts from Toe to $2. Blankets from 38c to $4 pair. S>e . tbem before buying. Ostilch Plumt-s f roiu 50c to #3 '1 bis is one ot the greatest opportunity ever in Stauiuou to buy genuiue ostrich plumes at a great saciillce. LADIES NEW STYLE LONOr COATS. These coats arscorrrc' in s'. vie, high grade quality, loose backs, und you save from one lo two dollars on vr re purchase, try us aud see $:! 50 'o $8 ;'O. Heavy weight all wool lung Coats, I Ke-sey Back. Tan and (irey, oi Iv $4. Lonsj tan covert loose buck costs, f 1'J.50 values, sales piiee 88.50 Children's and Mlnen' o<a*s. The largest assortment of children's, cloaks all gradts, all styles, ebanp ;it $1 to $3 $10 Eton Jacket Suits. These are h'gb graoe Tailor aud* Suits, last •priegstyles, bat extra rood values. Jackets silk l.iutd. Come in and see tbem at 44 S'7