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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRU SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1904.
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MAfiNOOA FM1
FOR CONVENTION
ST THE
MOUSE
You'll find many things here Monday at specially reduced
Prices, some summer merchandise that can be used for
soma time to come, has been greatly reduced, many other
items necessary for the f all season, and others that are
all year round needfuls, are on special sale Monday.
WHITE
Specials in
Staple Dept.
7 l-2c zciula Percales, good Cloth
and iiretty, dark patterns; splendid
for school dresses,
Monday, a yard, 5
7 l-2c Apron Ginghams, all colors;
a good value
Monday, a yard 5
8 Mic Wide Percales, a splendid Cloth
neat figures and stripes, all Jiglit
colors; a splendid thing for Men's
Shirts and Boys' Waists,
Monday, a yard 6 12
Pretty Fancy Crctons, for Curtains,
Couches, Clothes Bags, etc., worth
10c in some stores, hero
Monday, a yard 7t
7 l-2c Outing Flannels, not the nar
rok thin kind that some folks offer
as a special, hut good width and qual
ity; light colors only,
Monday, a yard 5fc
7-4 Pepperel Bleached Sheeting, the
width for 3-4 or single bed, worth
18c to 20c,
Monday, a yard 1 12
Unbleached Canton Flannel, would be
a good leader at G l-4c, some stores
get 7c; here,
Monday, a yard, 5&
20 pieces 22-inch Sanitary Diaper
Cloth, worth 75c; special,
Monday, a piece, 55J
Summer Vests
50 dozen goodd 10c sellers; has full
tape neck and arms; they will go
early at this price;
Monday, each, 5
Our regular 20c .iller, 2 or 3 kinds;
at this price they are exceptional
values,
Monday, 2 for 25
1.25 Counter
panes 87c
Just 20 of them left; a good quilt,
full size and just the weight needed
for these cool nioiurings; fringed or
hemmed,
Monday, oath 87
5c Handker
chiefs 3 for 5c
100 Dozen Plain White School Hand
kerchiefs, worth 5c,
Monday, 3 for 5
Two Blanket
Bargains
Not too early to buy a nlco light
weight Cotton Blanket; just right to
keep the chill oft theso mornings;
a full size for doublo beds, and a this
year $1.25 seller,
Monday, a pair 98J
Light weight tan colored Cotton Blan
ket; single bed size; worth 75 cents,
special,
Monday, a pair 58
Two Ribbon
Specials
50 Pieces Taffota"and' Satin"Tafrcta
Kibbon, all popular colors and tho
correct widths for neck ribbons,
special,
Monday, a yard 10i
50c Hair Ribbon, fairly good quality,
satin; all colors No. 9 wldtns, spec-
,al-
Monday, a yard 4?
Extraordinary
Lace Offer
100 dozen yards Valencine Lace, Edg
ing and Inserting; worth 5c to 7 l-2c
a yard; put up 12 yards in piece and
sold by the ppiece, only
Monday, a piece 38J
Hosiery Spec
ials 25 dozen Ladies' Black Lace Hose
our regular 35c value, pretty patterns
and good black,
Monday, a pair, 19c
20 dozen Misses' Black Lace Hose,
sizes 6 to 8 1-2; sold all season at
5(tc; Monday,
Special, a pair 35
10 dozen Misses Black Lace Hose,
sizes 5 to 8 1-2; our regular 20c
seller,
Monday, 2 for 25J
Turn-over Col
lars 212c
50 dozen Embroidered Turnover Col
lars, very neatjg special,
Monday, 2 for 5d
Umbrella Values
Extra good $1.50 seller in Gloria Cov
er; pretty handles. Paragon Frame,
for Ladies or Gent's; a splendid one
for school use,
Monday, each, 1.19
TAblets 3 for ioc
Extra thick large slzo Pencil Tablet;
the stationer's 5c leadedr,
here Monday, 3 for 10
Anybody's good 5c lead pencil, Dixon
and Faber's make; sells to all classes,
Kpeclally good for school use,
Monday, 2 for 5
SPECIAL SHOWING
OF
Ladies Tailor
Made Suits
SKirti and WeJits in our Readj-to-Wear
Department Monday. We hare the cor
rect m'leriali, correctlj materials, cor
rectly made, and at correct price.
Special invitation is extended to vhit
this department.
Mm
DISTINGUISHED MEN WILL TALK
AT MEETING DURING ROAD
BUILDING.
NIGHT SfSSIONJF (KECKS
Banquet Will be Given and Stereoptl
can Views of Roada the World
Over 8hown.
Tho commltteo on good roads of the
Chamber of Commerce la working on
the program for tho good roada con
vention to bo held hero uext month,
In connection with tho sample of
road building to bo given by tho gov
ernment. If tho committee's plans
carry the convention will ho a great
succesa and of interest to every one
Interested In good roads and of
value to the state, this community es
pecially. It la tho purposo of the
government in building sample roads
in varioua sections to show what can
be accomplished by scientific ef
forts. The local committee will en
dcacor to have as many as possible
take advantage of the demonstration.
Yesterday the committeo announc
ed a partial program, showing somo
of those it now seems assured will
attend and some of the subjects that
will be treated. Governor Lanham
has given his word that he will be
present and an effort is being made
to get him to deliver an address. Mr.
Martin Dodge, chief of the bureau of
good roads Inquiry of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, will be here and
will speak. President W. H. Moore
of the National Good Roads Asocla
tlon will deliver an address and a
talk will be made by Mr. O. P. Bow
ser, president or tho state association
and the father of good roads in Tex
as. Illustrated Lecture.
One evening while tho convention
is here, probably the first, a banquet
will be given and night session of
speeches held. It is probable that
at that time the illustrated lecture by
Mr. M. O. Eldridge will be given.
This, it is expected, will prove one
of the most interesting features 01
the convention, as the stereoptlc.-ra
views will show the road systems
and the development thereof of every
country in the world.
Another speaker will be Col. R. W.
Richardson, the government expert
in charge of the road building. Judge
R. B. Green of Bexar county ha
also consented to make a speech.
Senator G. B. Griggs of HoiiRton, the
author of the Griggs amendment
which comes to vote at the pools this
fall and which the people of this
community are greatly Interested in,
will attend and will probably deliver
in address. Other probable speakers
will be President S. R. Knott of the
Kansas City Southern, Judge Blake
Dupree of Harris county. Judge TJ.
P. Wheat of Jefferson countv. Vice
President and General Manager
Thcrnwall Fav of the Southern Pa
cific, Industrial Agent A. T. Atwater
of the Southern Pacific. Prof. Con
nell of the A. and M. ' College and
others.
Perhaps a U. S. Senator.
There Is a possibility that Unitea
States Senator Latitimer of South
Carolina will attend, as Senator I,at
timer Is greatly Interested In ail good
road movements, having been the
author of considerable good road leg
islation. Mr. John KTrby has said he
will attend, as has Mr. Frank R. Hol
land of Dallas.' An effort will be
made at the convention to organize a
permanent "Southwest Texas Good
Roads Association."
The committee was able yesterday
to announce only a part of the sub
jects that will bo treated In tho Ice
ures and speeches. Some of these,
however, will be as follows: "The
Object Lesson of Road Work," "Eco
nomical , Practical and Permanent
Building by Committee." "History of
the Good Roads Movement In the
I'nited States," "Influence of G001
Roads on the Development of Texas,"
"State and Federal Aid In Road
Building." "What Beaumont and Jof
ferson Countv have done In Road
building and the Effect It has had on
the Development of the Community."
"(;od Rim da in Relation to thi
Church." Good Roads in Relation to
the Schools," "The Interest of the
Railroads in Good Roads." "The Rela
tion of Jood Roada to the Farmer."
TODAY-
Matinee at 3 p. m. :: Evening at 8:15 p. in.
PRINCE CARL The Master Spirit of Ambidexterity.
Greatest Living Juggler, outrivaling his skilled brothers of his native land of East India.
The Great 00M PAUL-Magician-Herman's only living rival in Mystic Mysteries, beyond
the mind of conception.
The Wonderful KOMETA-The Male Prima Donna. The only Female Impersonator, whom
it is impossible to detect.
The Edison Cimetograph-MOVING PICTURES. The Great Train Robbery, Forepaugh
and Sells Bros. Circus, The Spanish Bull Fight and other Attractions..
PERFORMANCES will be given Sunday afternoon and Evening, Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday Evenings. A Refined and High-Class Entertainment for all.
If you have never been to Magnolia, come out and you will be pleased.
Ground Balloon Ascension
and Wonderful Man and Dog Parachute Leap
Sunday, - September - 18th.
WalR-O ver Shoes
For all Sorts and Condi
tions of men.
We have styles of all sorts bat
only one Condition
THAT IS
THE BEST
We Know all about leathers and are very careful
about that put into our shoes, so we are sure about
their condition. We would liKe to mention more
particularly about the new lasts the Po-ta-toe
In Bbx'CaTfTVicT IUd or Velbis
Calf, 3 50, In Patents 4.00
Keith Shoe Co
MEETING POSTPONED.
Local R let Men Will Await Reault
of Auatin Conference.
Tho meotlna; of the fVatimont rle
miller and producer which wan to
bo held Tuoadar ha ln-on postponed
until after thi hoarinc n atate rice
rate heforo tho Toa Railroad Com
miaaion to lie hold on Scptomticr 21.
Tho conference horo wa to ho on
tho nucaiion of rate to Atlantic m
lord point and ha Iwofi ostponi1
at tho rejnoat of tho railroad. whlh
wkh to know tho roault of tho Ann
tin confereneo before taking np tho
ql,M.-tion of reduction In inter-tato
ra'e.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Prof. rh'x-Kman tnT at hla
Academy any day. S-ll 2 tc
Filial Votidar and Tuesday
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No. 61 The Third and No. 61
6rea.es. of all Sales
Will open Monday morning
at 8 o'ctotfi
We have lost received a very large shlpaentof
extra fine Piano's
I win'havo 91 Tlanoa Included In this Hale, ranKlm? In prlcea from $-0 to
$750. I will Include In thla aalu aomo Kood ecnd hand I anoa aa well aa
pome aliKhtly lined, at a ffreat aacrtflce. and a few I will aell party not
able to pay more, at $10 eaah and $5 lr m.th, ao everybody can have a
't' waH a qiiRKtlon ten montha ago. when I made up my mind to rut off
tho Holii itors and rIvc my rimtomera Uic bini tit of aalarli-a and mml"
hloiiH whet her or not I could ot them to come In and buy a piano
Ihey would Krocerle or anythlna; elae and nave that t-normoiia conimlK
Kion as well aa the. bother of a nolle tor and to have from 3a 10
Ham. to w lect fim. I am proud to Mate that my aali-a have more than
doubled all exiHfiaiiona. I have wdd in tho Hat tin montha 171 '""".
retail, outsi.l.. of my wholeaale b.mln.. Thla la more than double tin
buMiii Ks of four Molieilor In the aame lenh of time and It liaa -naiiMl
parti. lo p.irchaHo K'xxi I'lanoa for leaa roomy than th.y would nave
had to pay for ordinary cheap one. , J , ',
I have In thla aale, a car Juat received of cfra fine fl cured, dark n"?'
oak They are aom.-thina: Kxd to look at; aell rcR-.ilarly at -:
ihiM aale for $2:5. I alao havo aomo nice ,a 7
Sie7.5tt. Also a nice, fine figured walnut caae. . o thla aale ir
I wiii'alao make aK-clal prlcoa in the clebmt.il Sh'a-marker Tlano for
the n. xt :: .lava. Th- y are the one that have tho gold etr.Ba-ot.o o..1
in It. a. i n... nt climate 15 year, not a atrlnc l.rok'-n r ruhU-4; aa l.rleni
as tiew. Will rtchanco thoac lino riano f.ir ch.aM-r oo-a, where r
li. a an- bothered with mat and atrinea ba'lly.
have Juat aold 4 here to lovely honn .-a in Ueaurooiit. W ill be l-aae
to have yon rail and Inspect ftockv. '
W.LVACE
702 Pearl Street
She Man Who Retails Pianos at Wholesale
Price
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