The Cairo bulletin., June 14, 1908, Image 6

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m-m' THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1003
IP- ITS FROM KRKSa ITS BEST.
K EM EM HER
ONE ;WEEK
ONlYi
DAILY TILL
MONDAY
JUNE 22nd.
5anO0cEntST0RE
REMEMBER
ONE MEEK
ONLY.
DAILY TILL
MONDAY
JINE 22nd.
DAILY EXHIBITION OF VALUES.
COMIIVG!!
MONDAY
JUNE 22
The B id
lest Sur
prise of
the
SEASON.
WATCH
COUNTER
NO. 3.
Yes there is a reason for this most unusual
Kress Daily Exhibition of startling and spark
ling Merchandise Values.
Our Buyers have been busy.
Manufacturers have wanted our money more
than their goods and have wanted it badly.
We were glad to get the dood.v -to make you
glad. There never was a time to get such val
ues as rldht now.
As our values will speak for themselves we
won't do any more talking. It is up to the buy
ing public of Cairo to say whether the values
we now offer are the greatest they have ever
known to be offered at our prices. We have
done our part.
EXTRA!!
SURPRISE
WHAT?
MONDAY
JUNE 22
WILL
TELL YOU
WATCH
COUNTER
NO. 3.
MONDAYS MARVELS. TUESDAY ONLY. WEDNESDAY WONDERS.
As the Clock Strikes the Hour of 9.
The wanted kind of
embroidery and Laces
width- 6 to 18 inches
Value up to 60c.
10c per yard.
JARDINERES
Value up to 75c
Tuesday 9 a m.
10c each.
Wednesday morning at
9 a. m. begins Jap Day
with a showing of rare
and beautiful china.
Value upto 75c. 10c each pc.
ONLY ON SALE AS THE CLOCK SA1S 3 I. If.
DAINTY KERCHIEFS 5c
LadlaV Genuine Swiss Embroider
led Handkerchiefs. Hear as good
as any. Looks as good as many.
You don'i need glasses to see this
value. Only 5c Monday i p. ni.
Stupendous Array
Fancy Scarfs and Shams
"Going Some" in Mer
chandising to offer them
to you at 10c Tuesday 3 p.m.
Thus; beautiful Datuty Little Jap
Dollies that look so nice and rkh
at an afternoon tea.
Also eleaat drawn vork turnover
collars, kerchiefs etc., on sale IOc
each Wednesday ,1 p. ni.
LIGHTNING HITS
ELECTRIC PLANT
MAYFIELD WATER AND LIGHT
COMPANY HAS NEW DYNA
MOS BURNED OUT.
CITY IS IN DARKNESS
Factories Without Power Plant Had
Just Resumed Operation
After the Recent
Big Fire.
WATCH KRESS' WINDOW"
Ma.vfield. Ky.. which suffered two
disastrous fires tin' j.iist si weeks
w h rt'Iiy the water works. electric
plant and other valuatde iiropertv of
the rity were destroyed sustained
another misfortune Friday when llht
nln;; struck the plant of the Mavti.dd
Water and liuht company. A dis
patch from that city suys;
Lightning yesterday afternoon
struck the plant or the Mayfield
Water and Light company. !. urnin
out the new dynamos reeent.lv In
stalled in (dace of those destroyed by
tire last mouth. As a consequence,
Malield will again be without elec
tric lights or power for four or six
: weeks Ion eel. The newspapers will
be unable to get out their regular
editions and private residence and
stores must .main resort to lamps.
The power plant, had just gotten into
operation after strenuous efforts ttv
the company, and now Ibis ca;a
trophe comes to fun her enibarrass
the situation. No liuhiuirii! ,-h ii stei .
were up at tiie plant, which is i;iwn
as the reason for the disaster. Tht
dynamos must be shipped to the fac
tory to be repaired. This company
base lost heavilv in the last month
from tire and litrhtniiiK.
HIGH GRADE MILLINERY
OFFERED THIS WEEK AT ONE-THIRD OFF
,:..-"- -. m k
ml
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BENO & WILLIAMS
TIN, COPPER and .
SHEET IRON WORKS
Sole agents for the PERFECT
PANTRY the Bug Proof and
Germ Proof Method of keeping
Groceries in the house. Ask
our solicitor to call.
810-12 Commercial Avenue
Cairo Phone 487.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
e sis eej.t.esTs.i ii nine
Mr. and Mrs. James Mct'oitnick, hav
ititr come to attend the wedding of
Hugh McCormick and Miss N.dli
OBrieii.
lolin I. Marnell and Miss Lizzie
Keefe of St. liuis. arris ed yesterday
to alt-mi the O'Hrien Met 'oi mick wed
dillf,'.
Woman's Club.
The last meeting of the Woman's
Club for the season will be held Wed
nesday afternoon ut Library Hail
when the Home department of which
Mrs. J. D. Ladd Is chairman, will have
charge of the program.
A reception will be given on this oc
casion in honor of Mrs. B. Sadler, a
valued member of the club. Mrs. Sad
ler will leave in July for Easton. Pa..
to reside, and this meeting will be the
last opportunity for the club members
to express to Mrs. Sadler their appre
ciation and best wishes as an organiza
tion.
All club members and their friends
are invited.
J Did You Ever Try
t Bond's Liver Pills
FOR
Bilousness or Headache?
Drop us a postal. We will be
glad to send you samples.
THEY ALWAYS PLEASE.
Sold by all Druggists.
3 Bond's Pharmacy Co.
f LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
MRS. LEIDEL-PARKER
has removed her parlors from Gilbert
Block to 501 Washington avenue,
where she will be pleated to meet
patrons, 4 3 , .
ELECTROLYSIS ' : "
FACIAL MASSAGE
ELECTRIC SCALP TREATMENT
SHAMPOO AND MANICURING
PILES CURED AT HOWE BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.
If yOB auffpr from b!edinc, itching, bllnit.'or
MwtrBdins Pile. mt me yoor diir., and
I will tell on how to enre vonnelf at home by
IhcBew aWrptioa treatment; and will
end mine of t bin ban e treatment free for tri'
with reference from rour own locality If re-
seated . Immediate relief and prmanetit
a mnrfi. Send no moner. but tellotbers
"f tbi. otter. Write todar to Mr. M.SaiPDiera.
o P, Notre Datna, Inrf.
Casper Vellingmeyer & Co.
House Movers and
General Wrecking Contractors.
206 Commercial Ave.
Honored a Bride-Elect.
A charming social affair of yester
lay afternoon was a luncheon eiveri
by Miss Leila Thistlewood of I'pper
Washington avenue in honor of .Miss
Grace Sutherland whose marriage to
Mr. Raymond Irvine will be solemn
ized next Wednesday evening.
Previous to the luncheon the guests
were entertained at cards, the prize, a
hand painted plate being won by Miss
Marie, llalley. The score cards were
red bearts and the points were scored
by means of tiny hearts tied to the
larger heart. After the card gaiin-x
the guests were invited to the dining
room where luncheon was served. Th"
table was lovely with a centerpiece of
a large basket of (lowers and ferns
while at each place was a smaller kas-
ket 'of the same flowers.
The menu was as follows:
Grape Kruit
Chicken Salad Olives Pickles
Sandwiches Iced Tea
Tomato Salad Wafers
Raspberry Ice Cream
White Nut Cake.
The salad was served in a uninue
manner each portion being surrounded
by crackers tied with pink and white
ribbons while a little chicken was
perched on the crackers. lift ween the
salad and Ice courses the hostess pass
ed white papt-r hearts on which each
guest was required to write a recipe
for use in the culinary department
and when the work was finished all
the hearts were collected and bound
prettily and presented to the bri.le-
elect. Each piece of cake contained
a small heart with a verse Inscribed
thereon, another reminder of Cupid
and his triumphs.
After luncheon had been served the
large basket of flowers which had
been the centerpiece tif the table was
given to Miss Sutherland and under
neath the flowers were twelve pretty
gifts from the guests.
Miss Thistlewood was assisted in
serving by her sister. Mrs. Julius
Erickson, of Mounds. Mrs. John This
tlewood and Mrs. Arthur Thistlewood.
The Kuests present at this lU-liirlit fi.l
anair were: Miss Plancbe li.-.rn,,m
of Traverse City, Mich.; Miss Joan
Berry, of Decatur, Ala.; Misses
Mayme Cushman. Alice Wenirer t i.,
Halley, Sarah Pink, Maedalene V.,-
derburgh, Pauline Vandetbiirri.
Maude Sutherland, Grace Suthertnn.i
Edith Sutherland, Idaho Sutherland.
is the greatest rival of the beautiful
new ribbons of the season. Parasols
separate coats, waistcoats, hats iu.
poms and bows used in millinery ami
uuiny smaller accessories are ,.,
made of this fashionable material.
Ascot, ties are very popular to wear
with strictly tailormade suits. Thev
are made of madras, lawn or pique and
me ends are striped or rlotte,! in ,.n
the attractive colors.
Lace panels are very fashmmiMo r.n
Mas year's gowns. They are shown
among the novelties in dress trim
tilings and come in different lengths.
However, they should extend from the
I'list line down the front of the skirt
as far as liked.
Combining silk and voile is consider
ed very smart and it is so cleverlv
done that it is hard to decide which u
the trimming and which the principal
material. Soutache should not be'
omitted as a part of the decoration for
it is such an attractive finish for anv
costume.
Pongee is made up into verv mettv
and some very elaborate costumes for
alternoon and evening wear. A new
bluish green shade is found extremely
smart ami also a deep ceeriso, a y
low tan and mauve. Never was Iher
such a variety in the qualities of any
material as there is found in nonuee
i nereare nght ami heavv weight.
smooth nad rough surfaces, some with
a twill and others plain.
Mrs. E. P. Reed, who has been th
guest of her sister. Mrs. T. I). Holmes,
has returned to her home in St. I.ouis
accompanied by her little nephew, Al
fred Holmes, who will visit there.
Prof. J. R Alexander, former prin
cipal of the Douglas school in this city
is here visiting friends. He is n
route to his home in Pekin, III,, to
spend his vacation alter teaching the
past year near Itaton Rouge, Iji.
TRY A BRICK OF RAGGIO'S ICE
CREAM FOR YOUR SUNDAY DIN
NER.
S A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT for
those who are preparing to take
their summer vacation and are in
need of another nice hat, also those vho
have not as yet purchased, we make this
Special offering of High-Grade Millinery:
All Pattern Hats, including Now York
Models and our own Creations and any
Trimmed Hal from $7.50 and upwards,
will he offered this week at this sharp
price reduction of 13 off.
Trimmed Hat Specials $1.98
We will place on sale this week 150 of the best Trimmed Hat values
we have ever offered. Every Hat is a beauty and is made of splen
did materials. The assortment is large and it will be hard to decide
which hat is the handsomest.
India Linens at Special Prices
1 OR THIS WEEK ONLY
10c and ILUc quality ... 8c 120c quality
15c quality 11c 25c quality
15c
19c
Embroidery Sale for Monday
2000 Yards of Hamburg Edges and Insertions, values worth I2jc
and up to 25c per yard, on sale Monday morning at 9 o'clock,
per yard ......... 3C
Remnants on Sale
An accumulation of Remnants, consisting mainly of wasliatle dress
fabrics In various lengths, will be placed on sale this week at
markably low prices.
re-
CUV NEWS IN BRIEF
Jacob Heid will spend Slindav wit'
iciatives at Metropolis.
Postmaster A. Oasaway, of ikrrin
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Uiuretie Walker, of Lexington
Mo., arrived last evening to visit Mi
Quindara Jones.
Mrs. J. . Jones. Who has been
here visiting her husband, returned In
Chicago yesterday.
II. F. Moreland ami Hetirv Lonir re
turned last night from a business Irii
to Harrisburg, III.
Miss Kmma Woodward went to An
na yesterday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Addie Thome.
Mrs. Corzine and daughter, Mrs
Loel Otrich, of Mounds, were in th.
city yesterday shopping.
Miss Mary Untie of Joneyl
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. N. I
Finch, of sus Fifth street.
Miss Frances M. Sanford. of Pen
tralia. Mo., is the guest of Mrs. F. I..
Harp, of 217 Eighteenth street.
Fads and Fashions.
New York, June 13. Cretonnn u
gaining in favor each week and which
Mrs. Vortices Combes has returned
from Robinson, III., where she w;..
called by the serious illness of her
father.
T. II. Haines has returned from
Louisville, Ky., where he was called
by the death of his father, the late D.
R- Haines.
Resigns Position.
1). M. Arey lias re.-iu'ned his posi
lion with A. Ii. Arey to accent one
as traveling salesman for the Van
Lamp Soup &. Bean company.
Off For Saenqerfest.
The r.ermania Maennei hor, thi ir
director, Mrs. H. It. Thistlewood. and
friends will leave via the I!ig lour
railroad Tuesday morning at 1: 15
o'clock for Indianapolis where the
N'alioiial Saengerl. st. is to be Ut l;.
"Rubys" Play Bail.
The Rubys. professional baseball
team, will go to Metropolis! today to
lay a game with the team of that
town, instead of going to .Mounds. Tin-
liubys, amateurs, will make the trio
ui Mounds. Tlie Rubys' professionals.
m a Miuug aggregation and ik ex
pected to come home wii, a victory b
its credit. The liuby amateurs are al
so expected to make a oud showing
it Mounds.
WOMEN'S ItlRBIJD PANTS, lace (rimmed, size I and S only, worth
-15c
25c. On sale for
Store
closes at
6 p. p.
Except Sat.
(7 KfK
Open
Saturday
until
10 p. m
2
Arcade. Theatre
I ll.ll. Slreel.
Moving Tictures
Illustrated .Songs
Program thnnjied Dally.
1odIiIi
Former Cairo Boy Crowns.
While swimming in th,. ohi,, river
at Lvalisville, Ind., Fridav. shet
iei, uo uir many yeais lived in
'aim, was drowned, u,. Wi(S i
Idest son of A. Shefier. the former
ell known broker who bad bis office
on Ohio street. Young .Shetler was
reared here and aetended the Cairo
public schools, graduating from th
High school with the ciass of 'o.V
His many friends will receive tin.
news of his death with much sorrow.
p. . .
Donations to Children's Home.
The ladies of the Children's lloni-i
Society have received the following
donations from Cairo people for which
they desire to express their thanks:
Mrs. J. J. Rendlenian. cothini:: C. A.
Swoboda. gloves and shoes; Mrs. F. P.
Ayer, clothing; Mrs. T. McFarlatid.
clothing and meat, shopper; Mis. I,a
hue, shoes and clothing; Mrs. A. S.
Magner, strawberries, crackers and
bananas; U li. Iluette, rubbers; W.
C. T. V. la.lies of the Third ward,
bread and sandwiches; Mrs. M. F. :;1
belt, bread and shoes; Zion liishop.
hay.
Mrs. P. I. Houlihan and ri.inehters.
Misses Edna and Cathr frine. nn,! Ritnq
Ray and Arthur, of St. Paul Minn
have arrived here and are guests of
Don't starve yourself ,v dieting
for the body needs ail sort:? of food.
Kiit what you need of the foods that
you want and let Kodoi. for a little
tune, do the digesting.
POSEISEBS
Concrete walks and floors con
structed from 8 to 12 cent6 per
square foot. .Parties wanting
same telephone 169 and I will
call to see ou.
W. R. HALLIDAY.
Th. Soft Hfrukli( Drisk la th. World
im umnri
it tit rd Han, Orcxrli Standi
ins MnppiQnfd
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IMPOPvTANT
FOR YOU TO KNOW
That all First Class Dealers when you
ask for Soda Water will serve you only
with The Standard Temperance
Drinks Manufactured by
i
Andrew Lohr Bottling Company.
NOTICK! NOTICE!!
We guarantee our goods to comply with
all requirements of Pure Food Laws and
will protect and hold harmless all Dealers
thereof.
TRY
Mexican Tom's
Pure Home Made Cantj.es
(Fresh Every Day.)
ASK
FOR
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