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Grfeat 69c Waist Sale—Great Clearing Shoe
Sale—Great 98c and $1.48 Millinery Sale—Special
Sale of Ladies' Wash Suits—Great Trunk and Bag
Sale—Great 10c Ribbon Sale—Great Cut Price
Hammock Sale—Great 5c and 10c Grocery Sale—
Great Cut Price Wash Goods Sale—Great $5.48
and $8.48 Clothing Sal,e and 49c Shirt Sale.
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Great 5c, 10c and 25c Grocery Sale
5c Bargain Table
On our 5c Bargain Grocery Ta
ble, you will find 10c cans of Van
Camp's Soups, 3aked Beans,
and Daisy Tomatoes at 5c each
an assorted lot of Sweet Cook
ies, Jumbles and
Crackers, per pound
10 Bars, of Swift's Pride, Lenox, Naptha and Crystal
White Laundry Soap, assorted, for ..?...
White Rose Guaranteed QQr Best Guaranteed $1.25
Flour, per sack JOL Flour, per sack
4\ 6c White Cups with Handles for 4c
Glass Stand Lamps, with chim
ney, burner and wick,,
all for
10c Bargain Table
Our 10c Table contains a big
line of 20c and 25c high grade
preserves in glass Jars, Monarch
Sliced Pine Apples, Heinze's
Baked Beans, Runkle's Cocoa,
Lemon Extracts and Bale- 1A.
ing Powder, choice IUL
Fancy Decorated $1.00
with shade, burner and
chimney, for
19c
10c Fiber Lunch Boxes for 5c
Large Garden Rakes and lA. Best Screen Wire at
Hoes, 50c kind ... Ijl 12c, 10c, 8c and .....\.
Great Trunk and Bag Sale
26-inch Oval Top Trunks, with 28-inch Flat Top Canvas Cover
10 stays, iron bound, AQ ed Trunk, Steel Bound, 0 Q©
and good lock I.
5.98
Ladies and Gentlemen's, Boys' and Girls' Patent Leather, Box Calf"
and Vici Kid Shoes and Oxfords, $2.50 and $2.75 grades, C£r
latest styles, nearly every size and width, sale .price
Choice of a big new line of La
dies' $2.00 Low Shoes, in Patent
Leather, Vici Kid' and Colored
Canvas, very latest 1/10
styles
1.40
Ladies' 1.00 New Style White Umbrellas for 69c
Ladies' $1.50 White Umbrellas, Ladies' Colored Silk Umbrellas,
Embroidered and with Fancy Border,
Hemstitched, only jOL $4.00 grade
Great 6c, 12c and 25c Hosiery Sale
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless
Hose, "regular 10c grade
for
Ladies' White Sole Fast Black
Hose, an extra special
bargain
,6c
lack
12c
Choice of a big line of Men's
$8.50 Suits, nobby IIQ
new spring styles J*40
An Odd Lot of Boys' Knee
Pants Suits, $1.48 and Qfi|
$1.98 qualities .jOL
Great 98c and $1.48 Millinery Sale
Ladies' and Children's $1.50 and A beautiful new line of $2.50
$2.00 hats, new summer Hats to close jj
Yard Wide, Black Taffeta Silks 49c
Choice of a large line of Wash
Silks, in Black, White
ana Colors JL
Lamps,
... 75c
7c
JO 15 stays, only 0
Exlra Large 38 inch, 7.50 Trunk for 4.98
34-inch ?8.50 Trunk, 15 Stays,
Heavy Brass Safety Knobs and
Lock, 2 Leather
Straps
A big line of High Grade Steam
er, Wardrobe and Dresser
Trunks, from CA AA
$6.50 to JV.UV
6.50 Genuine Sole Leather Suit Cases for 4.98
The largest line of High Grade Canvas Covered Telescopes with
Suit Cases in the city, -i aa two Leather Straps and 1 A
from ?1.98 to handle, 25c to
Jj.UU handle, 25c to I»JU
Great White Canvas Shoe Sale
We have just received a big new line of White Canvas Ox
fords, sizes 1 to 5 for 49c 5 to 8 for 69c 8 to 11 for 87c 12 to
2-for 98c Ladies White Canvas Oxfords at 98c and $1.48.
Great 98c Shoe Sale
Odd Lots and Broken Sizes Men's, Boys, Ladies',
Children's Shoes, almost every kind and style, goods
worth from $1.15 to $1.35, your pick Saturday for ...
Great 1.98 Shoe Sale
Misses' and
,98c
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Choice of a big line of Men's,
Boys' and Little Gent's Brown
Canvas Oxfords,
all sizes
65c
,1.48
Ladies' 15c and 19c Fancy Color
ed and Lace Stripe lAfl
Black Hose
Great Clearing Sale of Clothing
Cnoice of a table of Men's $10.00
and $12.50 new style
Mennen's Best 25c Talcum Powder for 12c
One-half Oz. of our best 1 F„ Choice of a big line of
50c Perfumes for I ClL 25c stationery for ....
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Choice of a big line of 35c and
50c Lace and Plain orr
Lisle Hose t.3C~
Suits for
Choice of a better line of Boys'
Knee Pants Suits
at
1.98
10c
A beautiful new line of 65c and
75c Suiting and Waist An
Silks 4UC
The Following Three Great Bargains
Ladies' new style $1.00 Shirt Waists, made of White India Linen,
with three rows of Embroidery Insertion and ten rows of tucks
down the front, tucked back, full blouse front, new sleeve, rn
new broad shoulder effect, in all sizes from 32 to 44 UjC
50c Lawn Kimonas for 25c
Ladies' new style $1.50 and $1.75 Waists, elaborately trimmed with
Lace and Embroidery, beautifully finished in long and short sleeves
including the new Peter Pan and Lingerie Waists, aq
all sizes Saturday for .jOC
Ladies'2.00 Silk Waists for 1.19
Ladies' $4.00 New Style Eton and Shirt Waist, Linen Finished and
India Linen Suits, beautifully finished, finely tailored, 0 AO
strictly up-to-date in every particular JO
($5.00 Grades for $3.98.) ($10.00 Grades for $7.48.)
TO CLOSE—4 lines of Wash Skirts, Odd Lots (not soiled), that sold
from 75c to $3.50. We have divided these into 4 lots and aq
marked them 25c, 49c, 69c and vIoC
,, Read These Seven Great Bargains
to close at ONE-THIRD OFF.
A table of 7'//c to 25c Wash Goods to close at 4'/^c—a table of
48c to 89c Imported Wash Fabrics marked down to 25c—a lot of 5o
Prints, Lawns and India Linens at &/ac—a table of 8c Fast Color
Dre6s Ginghams at 5c—Ladies' White Canvas Oxfards at 98c—La-
dies' 50c Lawn Waists for 25c—Ladles' new style Tailor Made 3ults
PHILLIPS' BIG STORE
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60 doz. of Men's
Balbriggan Un
derwear, worth
25c, Remodeling
19C
Price
10 doz. of Boys'
Corduroy Pants,
worth 50c, Re
modeling
sale price...£jL
5 dozen Ladies'
Bolero Jackets,
nicely trimmed
with Val. Lace
worth 75c,
special Jjt
50 dozen Ladies'
lace Hose in
Black, Tan and
White, worth 20
cts., Remodeling
Sale
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Price I t2L
25 Dozen La
dles' Black Mer
cerized Sateen
Underskirts,
it a
flounce 70r
worth $1.25 I jC
10. doz. of Col
gate's or Men
nen's Talcum
Powder, worth
20c, (Remodeling
Sale -171
Price .... 14.2C
One lot of 26 in.
Ladies' Gloria
Silk Umbrellas,
fancy handles
worth $1.25, Re
modeling
Sale Price.
CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribers wishing their addresB
changed will please give the name of
the Postoffice to which the paper has
been sent as well as the Postoffice
where they desire It to be changed to.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Saturday's Daily
Sargent, the careful Apothecary.
Miss Cora Garretson of Floris is vis
iting at the home of her brother George
Lester who resides on Lillian street.
J. H. McCarthy, 223 North McLean
street, left this afternoon for a week's
visit in Hiteman.
Born this morning to Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Whalen, 1350 East Main street, a
son.
Miss Jessie Manatrey of Fairfield
was in the city last evening and at
tended the opening of the Country club
Mrs. C. E. Weldon, 308 Richmoad
avenue, left this morning on the Rock
Island for Keosauqua, where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Annie Deburn of Eldon return
ed home this morning on the Rock
Island after a visit at the home of Mrs.
Rosa Kraner, 403 Second street.
Mrs. John Caughlan of Moravia, re
turned home this morning on the Mil
waukee after visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. M. A. Minniclc.
Misses Vertie and Edna Armstrong,
225 West Fourth street, left last even
ing on Burlington No. 4 for Fairfield,
where they will visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wilcox of Bloom
field left yesterday afternoon on the
Wabash, after visiting Mrs. W. A.
Leadham, 505 Richmond avenue.
Miss Jessie Farnsworth, who resides
on South Walnut street, left this
morning on the Milwaukee for a vlBit
with relatives in Mystic.
Elder and Mrs. C. E. Wolf, 223 South
Moore street, returned yesterday from
Udell, where they have been visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Deah McCreery of Albia return
ed home this afternoon on Burlington
No. 13, after visiting friends in the
city.
Miss Mamie Johnson of Blakesburg
returned home this morning on the
Milwaukee, after visiting at the home
of J. A. Bailey, who resides south of
the city.
Mrs. J. A. Baker, who resides south
west of the city presented the Courier
oflice this morning with a box of luc
ious apricots and a box of Peoria
plums.
Miss Clara Buchanan of Floris re
turned home this morning on the Rock
Island after a visit at the home of Mrs
Sarah Buchanan, 216 North Davis
street.
Miss Anna Cresswell of Lenox re
turned home this morning on Burling
ton No. 3 after a visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walker, 406
Chester avenue.
Miss M8ttie Killion of Lenox who has
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Mercer, 208 North Davis
street, returned home thlB morning on
Burlington No. 3.
Misses Catherine, Mary and Jose­
Moor«'si
Stoves*
•Always
.Please
FURNACE HEATED HOMES
ARE COMFORTABLE IN EVERY PART, AND EASILY KEPT CLEAN. NO
CARRYING UP COAL AND TAKING OUT ASHE8.
LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON HEATING YOUR8.
KEATING
OTTUMWflvIDWft
THE OTTUMWA COURIETR
AVhat it
Jwill Buy
(Wednesday
6 Handkerchiefs 5c
3 Men's Handkerchiefs 5c
3 Ladies' Handkerchiefs 5c
6 Papers of Pins oc
10c Children's Hose 5c
5 Dozen Pearl Buttons 5c
6 bars Soap 5c
6 Cards of Hooks and Eyes 5c
3 Spools Brooks' Cotton 5c
2 Dozen Envelopes 5c
15c Sun Bonnets Do
6 Papers Hair Plr.3 5c
2 Bars Glycerine Soap 5c
Tan Polish 5c
6 Bars Castile Soap 5c
Wash Goods
Specials
*1 for the choice of any of our 5c
Jl Lawns, a nobby assortment of
patterns.
Cp for our 7%c and 10c Batistes
JL in dark and light effects.
10r 'or
our
95c
Tri-Weekly Courier
dimities and
,1 VL Lawns, all of them this sea
son's latest designs.
•a for assortment of White and
Jt Colored Mercerized effects,
goods we sold at 25c and 35c.
phine Denefe, 1320 East Second street,
left this afternoon on Burlington No.
1 for a visit with relatives in Mel
•ose.
Sargent treats everybody right.
Miss Minnie Nelson, corner of Fifth
and Ottumwa streets, left this morning
on the Milwaukee for a visit in Wil
lard with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Nelson.
Mrs. B. H. Pickens, Miss Mildred
Pickens, and Mrs. R. J. Williams, who
reside northeast of the city, left this
morning on the Rock Island for a vis
it with relatives in Eddyville.
Mrs. James Hirst, who resides on
North Division street, left this morning
for Kirkville, where she will visit her
husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hirst.
Miss Frata Bond of Bloomfleld re
turned home this morning on the Wa
bash, after a visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Mercer, 208 North
Davis street.
Horse foods and medicines. Sargent's
Mrs. Allie Hinkle of Laddsdale re
truned home last evening on Burling
ton No. 4 after visiting at the home of
Mrs. J. C. Sconce, 316 North Weller
street.
Mrs. W. Featherington of Hiteman,
wjio has been visiting at the home of
George Arnolc1 707 West Main street,
returned home this afternoon on Bur
lington No. 9.
Judge M. A. Roberts this afternoon
in his office married Miss Iva M. Hes
ton of ^airfield and Charles Sutton of
Packwood. They were accompanied
by John Heston of Fairfield, a brother
of the bride's.
Slug Shot kills insects. Sargent's.
Miss Maud Daughrity and Mrs.
Frank Trueax and little son George of
Keosauqua returned home yesterday af
ternoon after visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wallace, 304
North Weller street.
The Misses Margaret and Mary Her
rick, 432 North Market street, returned
home last evening on Burlington No. 4
from Melrose, where they have been
visiting their brother, Dr. W. J. Her
rick.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Tubagh of Blakes
burg, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. C. F. Botham, 321 South
Vine street, returned home this morn
ing on the Milwaukee. Mrs. Harriett
Botham of Peoria, Is a guest at the
home of her son, C. F. Botham.
Sargent's fills family receipts reas
onably. Cor. Main and Market.
From Monday's Daily.
Family Liniments prepared carefully
Sargent's. Cor. Main and Market.
L. A. Andrew left this morning on
the Rock ,• Island for Floris, where he
will make a short business trip.
Miss Hallie Hirst, 1320 North Wa
pello street, arrived home this morning
on the Rock Island from Kirkville
where she has been visiting relatives
Miss Gertrude Clark of Eddyville
arrived in the city this morning on the
Rock Island and is visiting at the home
of Miss Alta Gray, 207 Ottumwa street.
Doran Hoachkiss of Bloomfleld ar
rived in the city Saturday and spent
Sunday visiting at the home of
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"The Store That Saves You Money"
FRIEDMAN'S
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Corner Court and Main Streets.
Special Items for Wednesday
No Economical Buyer Should Overlook.
Ladles' Ready-to-wear Dept.
Ladles' Dark Colored House Wrappers, with dedp flounce and
sleeves and shoulders trimmed in contrasting color of braids and
frills, all have corset-fitting lining, they are no
$1.50 Wrappers, Wednesday jOC
More than 1Q0 styles of the New Idea Lawn Waists in Wutte all
of them are either Embroidered in front or Lace OA
trimmed, any size, your choice OjC
Ladies' White Wash Silk Waists, front trimmed in heavy Silk Me
dallions, a $3.00 Waist,, A
Wednesday
Ladies' Shrunk White Duck Skirts Strapped and Pearl OA
Button trimmed, full sweep, Wednesday 0jC
Sheer Persian Lawn Shirt Waist Suits, short or long sleeves, both
the skirt and waist are elaborately trimmed in Shadow Embroidery
and Valenciennes Insertion, large assortment of styles,
your unrestricted choice j3
Great Sale of Remnants
INow Going On.
JULY
CLEAN SWEEP
SALE.
Of Steel Btiameled Ware
&1?1 first (tio second)
quality. About 10,000
pieces is select from.
Our prices on this lot
will represent a saving
to you of 10 to 25 cents
on every article.
The Fair
118 E. Main St.
Clarence Johnson, who resides on
North Court street.
Mrs. Evelyn Gatlln of Mystic return
ed home this morning on the Milwau
kee after visiting with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. L. M. Carpenter, 1231 North
Court street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Herntan of What
Cheer, returned home this morning on
the Rock Island after a visit at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Leibfarth, 213
East Main street.
Mrs. D. R. King of Centerville, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Charles Carlson, 144 James street, re
turned home this morning on the Rock
Island.
YOUNG BRIDE PA63E8 AWAY.
Wa6 Married In Hospital and Lives
But Ohe Month After Ceremony.
Married when no hopes were enter
tained for her recovery from a serious
illness, her honeymoon spent on her
deathbed in the hospital and dying aft
er one brief month of wedded life, are
the three pathetic chapters in the mar
ital history of Mrs. Agnes Durbin, who
passed away early yesterday morning
at the Mercy hospital in Des Moines.
Mrs. Durbin was a beautiful young
woman, only a girl In yeare, being but
18 years old at the time of her death.
She is a sister of Arthur Devlin, 249
Valley street, from whose residence
the funeral cortege will start tomor
row when the last sad rites are held.
Mrs. Durbin was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Devlin of Chillicothe,
and was married to Charles F. Durbin
iii the hospital at Des Moines on the
evening of June 6. Mr. Durbln's home
is in Creston, but he has been resid
ing in Des Moines for some time.
The remains arrived in Ottumwa
yesterday afternoon and the funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
St. Patrick's Catholic church. Rev.
James Dunnlon will officiate at the ser
vices. Interment will be made in the
Calvary cemetery.
The Durr Funeral.
The last sad rites over the remains
of Mrs. Salome Durr who passed
away at her homo, 316 North
Jefferson street, Thursday evening
were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in the Methodist Episcopal church at
Batavia. Rev. J. M. McElroy assisted
by Rev. Shook of the Methodist church
at Batavia, conducted the services, in
terment being made In the Batavia
cemetery. The pall bearers were John
Brown, S. 0. Publer, Robert Davidson,
H. Ojfden and Dr. Baldridge of Batavia
and William Armstrong of Ottumwa.
A nujnber of friends and relatives ac
cmopanied the remains from this city
and attended the services.
The Lager Obsequies.'
Xha funeral services over the r»-
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3 Bars Witch Hazel Soap 10c
25c Lisle Gloved 10c
3 Bars Toilet Soap ....10o
3 Bars Oat Meal Soap 10c
3 Boxes Talcum Powder 10c
3 Ladies' Handkerchiefs ......10c
Misses' Muslin Pants 10o
Children's Ribbed Wrappers... 10c
3 Bars Tar Soap 10c
3 Towels 1Gc
3 Pairs of Socks 10c
2 Spools 100 Yards Silk 10o
1 Pair Boys' Pants 10c
8 Yards American Lace 10c
12 Yards Valenciennes Lace 10c
LINEIN
The following party arrived In town
In an automobile Sunday evening, and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Rambo: Mrs. Anna Belt, Miss Fern
Belt and Leon Belt 6f Maxwell, and
Miss Gertrude Wedleberg of Albla.
The party returned home this morn.
lng ,accompanied by Miss Mabel RanK
bo.
Carpenters have commenced the
erection of the cottage residence for
B. B. Kirkendall.
At the mpetlng of the board of di
rectors of this school dlstrlot held
Monday, Miss Nellie D. Morrow and
Miss Jennie Ferris were elected teach
ers for rooms Nos. 2 and 1 respect
ively, for the ensuing school year, com
mencing the second Monday in Sep
tember.
CHARITON.
Charlton, July 9.—The Woodman
Circle lodge went to Albia Sunday to
attend the unveiling of a monument
at the grave of Mrs. J. E.-Waugh, un
der the auspices of the order here as
Mrs. Waugh was a resident of this city
and a member of the lodge here. A
great many members of the Woodman
of the World were also In attendance.
The Charlton band furnished the music
for the occasion.
Smoke Noxal Club Be Cigar.
Lew Champlln returned to Ames this
morning after a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends.
E. P. West returned to his home In
Illinois Saturday after a visit at the
SPECIALS
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Ap for all Linen Mercerized
JJL Table Linen, a good stand
ard 50c quality, very handsome de
signs. ",
COp for 72-inch All Linen Ger
JjL man Table Damask, Bleach
ed or Unbleached, regular price 75c.
TAp for large size White Bed
OJL Spreaus, unusually good
quality, worth $1.00.
lip for Colored Table Linen, a
JJL good 50c article, warranted
to wash.
mains of J. N. Lager, who
passed away at the family residence,
817 East Mala street, at 5:30 o'clock
yesterday morning will be held tomor
row afternoon at 1 o'clock from the
residence and from the Swedish Luth
eran church at 1:80 o'clock. Rev. A.
Gunberg, pastor of the church, will
conduct the services. Interment will
be made in the Ottumwa cemetery.
DOUDS.
Douds, July 9.—Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Parks of Madison, Wis., who have
been visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Morrison of Leando,
started on their return trip home Sat
urday.
The semi annual meeting of the
Douas-Leando Savings hank was held
at the banlc Friday. The business of
the bank was found highly satisfac
tory and a handsome sum wuo added
to the surplus found In addition to de
claring a dividend. The directors pres
ent from Ottumwa were J. H. Merrill,
president, and W. T. Harper, Jr. They
were met here by Mesdames J. H.
Merrill, Samuel Mahon, William Dag
gett and H. Metz, all 6f Ottumwa, the
party taking dinner with friends In
town.
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What it
Will Buy
Wednesd'y
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5 doz. of large
rlze Suit Cases,
worth AO.
$1.50, special JOL
10,000 yards of
Calico in Red or
Blue, worth 5c,
spe
cial ...
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The Genesee Pare Food Co*, Qo-BSTo
you have really never
eaten a
The only soda cracker
which is all good and
always good, protected
from strange hands by a
dust tight, moisture
proof package.
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20 Dozen Ladies'
White Lawn
Waists, Em
broidered fronts,
worth 75c, y|A_
Friday
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10 dozen of chil
dren's ready
made Gingham
Dresses, nicely
made, worth 50e,
Remodeling
Sale 5' 1 Qp
Price' :... I
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25 dozen Men's
White Alpacca
front Negligee
Shirts.worth 65c,
Remodeling
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43c
For the moat delicious
ICE CREAM
la cheap enough, lan't It? That Is all it coata
when mado With
Jell-0 IceCrearaPowder
and It can bo made and frozen In 10
mtnntaa.
Simply atlr content! of one package into a
quart of milk and froeea. No cooking, heata
a
contained In the package, and approved by
Pure Food Commissioners. Vive kinds]
Chocolate, Vanilla Lemon,, Strawberry and
TJuuuvoroOo
If your giooer hunt It, eenS bis
name and
25c. to us tor two packages. QUnatrateA
Reclpo Book Mailed jTiee.
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10,000 Yards of
Apron Ging
hams, worth 5c,
Remodeling
Sale
Price J2L
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50 dozen Ladies'
Fast B1 a 0
Seamless Hose,
worth 10c, Re
modeling 71„
Sale Price .(
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home of his uncle, P. P. Smith.
Mrs. John Bennett arrived from MUo
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with,
friends.
The Infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ir
win Waynick is quite sick.
Alva Palmer spent Sunday in
Humeston.
W. Timmons of Des Moines is*
spending a few days in the city.
HILL8BORO.
Hlllsboro, July 9.—Dr. L. B. Allert
and wife of Mt. Pleasant, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Galer,
The Ladles Aid society cleared $56
at their dinner July 4.
Miss Lena Mickelwalt has sold her
property here and wil make her home
with her sister, Mrs. Potter.
George Laird of Mount Pleasant, ac
companied Miss ~Dollie Alton home
from Mount Pleasant Saturday and
spent Sunday In town.
Rev. Munster did not hold services
at Big Mound yesterday afternoon, as
he conducted the funeral services of
William Wover at Cedar.
Mrs. Mabel Lynn and children of
Donnelson are visiting Mrs. Lynn'»
mother, Mrs. Martha Harlan.
Gene Bryson and family spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at Farming
ton.
Joe Wilson and family visited the
family of John Meddough in Cotton
wood yesterday.
Frank Sprott has gone to Mount
Pleasant.
soda cracker
true
until you have eaten
Uneeda
Biscuit
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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Miss Carie Duckworth returned Frl-«'
day to her home In Knoxvllle.
Mrs. Maud Nethers and baby of Des.
Moines, are visiting In the city with!
Mrs. Nether's mother, Mrs. John Foxw
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