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— O FERRALL BROS JUNE MONEY RAISLR Including All Departments n L~ r % Ladies Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods, Millinery, Clothing amd Shoes. j the ~ Saver of Dollars z MEN'S CLOTHING 9 A $ A DAY 16 TO 10. The home of Hart, Schaffner & Mark and Hackett Carhart Clothing for men. Where could you find a better combinalion? New York city does not furnish it. All of the above high-grade brands include suits that have retailed from $25 to $3 0. The entire lot including any suit in the house, wi'l be starred on first day of the sale at $16. Every business day $ I will be drop ped off until a limit of $10 for any suit in the house w ill be reached. It will be up to you to come early and get the selection. At these prices the first will be served best. 'T Si On Saturday morning, June 13th., our Money Raising Sale, the Saver of Dollars, will begin. This is not an offering of old Goods of worthless accumulation, but it is wholesale sacrifice of our KEENLY a BOUGHT, Fresh and Stylish stock which HATTIESBURG . Af/SS. Sound Business Judgment tells us it is wise to quickly sell for these sharply reduced prices rather than to carry o%er until next season. IL Good in Potatoes. There is a tradition that potatoes kre good for gout and also old age. It Is certain, at least, that Lord Palmer - ston, who was a guilty subject, lived 81 and ate potatoes at dVery meal. ^^^^H.pame monasteries, too, the elder ^KodIib live very largely on potatoes VPand thrive to a good old age thereon. WANTED Ten men of G*od Appearance to do soliciting; $10 to $25 per week.. Apply ■» at once to Daily News Office. THE NEW BICYCLE SHOP r * Agent for the worlds best bicy cle. Price from 35.00 to $70.00 If you ride a horse sell him and buy a bicycle and save month horse board. A $50.00 bicycle lasts ten years 5.00 a year. Always ready to ride The easiest thing in the world to ride. $20.00 per S. PARKER * Back of Bufkin'i Drug Store, * Home Phone 77/ P. O. Box 358 I Second-Hand ' Furniture We Buy All Kinds of Second Hand Furniture M. S. HAISFIELD Office 128 Front 8treet. next to Pqlace Restauiant. Home Phone 743. -* ANNA GOULD TO WED f Marriage Will Close One of the Most Sensational Courtships Eyer* Known. TWO CEREMONIES WILL TAKE PLACE Contract Contains "Separation of Property Regime," Allowing Both Parties to Control Their Own Property. Hearst News Service. Paris, June 13.—It is reported that the marriage of Mme. Anna Gould, di vorced wife of Count Boni de Castel lane, to Prince Helle de Sagan, a cousin Of the count, will take place to morrow. The wedding will probably be quiet, as both the prince and Mme. Gould have declared their anxiety lo avoid further notoriety. It is alleged that all opposition of the Gould fam ily to the union has been wtthdrawi . The wedding will close one of the most sensational international court ships ever known. The friendship of Mine. Gould and the prince began be fore the former had secured a lOga reparation from Count Castellano, led to a personal encounter between the noble wooer and the discarded r. is-, band and became almost an open scan dal when M-ae. Gould and Prince de Sagan made a pleasure jaunt to It'il.A with a New York bank clerk as ebap* aron. . There will be a civil cerenlony and also a religious ceremony, the latter to be performed by a Protestant min ister. The couple will be married un der what is known in France as the ''separation of property regime," each party remaining in absolute control 'of his or her own fortune, which In the event or death will not pass to the survivor, but to the heirs of the deceased. After the marriage the Prince and Princess de Sagan will reside in France, the idea of selling Aims Gould's magnificent mansion on the Avenue Malakoff and her country seat, the Chateau Marais, and living abroad having been abandoned. ' ■••• A ■Mi % : =M?$ [p '/ life: ■ . C. mi - ''V ; m , I Wi ills ; ' < . i V -S , • -• /djtejx. * ■ y PRINCE HELIE DE SAGAN. The 8eeret of Postry. After all, if a fellow is to write po etry. the secret is to get in touch with humanity; know what the people are thinking about; retire to the very deepest sources of life—back, back, till there is no farther point to retire to.—The Century. Born in Iowa. Our family were all born and raised j In Iowa, and have used Chamberlain s j Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy (made at Des Moines) for years. We | know how good it is from long exper- j ience in the use of it. In fact, when ! in El Pa 30 , Texas, the writer's life ! was saved by the prompt use of this ! remedy. We are now engaged in t'.e I merchantile business at Xarcoossee, Fla., and have introduced the remedy ! here. It has proven very successful ■ and is constantly growing in favor.— I Ennlg Bros. This remedy is for sale i by Hays & Field and Yellow Pine j Pharmacy. WANTED Ten men of Gsod Appearance to do soliciting; $10 to $25 per week.. Apply at once to Dally News Office. Soldierly QualF'cs. Mrs. John Corporal—"Oh, yes; I feel that Willie is going to be a sol There ore certain Blgns vhlch Mrs. Jack Sergeimt— sure dler. never fall." "What particular sign have yov no ticed?" "Why, the dear little darling eats any kind of dirt b« can «*r." On Some Occasions You Could Afford to Pay Orke Dollar a Word — WANT Advertising' ' \ WANT ADVERTISING SPACE is f ' lowest-priced thing of value you can buy in this city. L Diis phrase of the matter probably never occured to you. But trunk it over? Suppose thaTtRe rate Tor*^ntad - vertising in this newspaper were one dollar a word! A prohibitive rate, you say? Perhaps, for some glasses of business. about the estate, a dollar a But if you were compelled word for an ad. would still be a pit you if it found the best market /o ' would be a cheap rate for a Situati; 1 found twice as good a job for you as 3 , ■V. ■ •St' It would be a profitable way to secure a tenant for vacanj T property. In fact, perhaps half of the want ads. would advertisers at a dollar a word --and a great manj|. would be paid for at that rate if this newspaper^. m • that rate. The purpose of this comparison is not to announce any ad* vance in the want advertising rates-but to bring to your mind the fact that want ado. space, as now sold, is a genuine 'bargain'