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CM Prices
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AH Ladies Suits, Dresses, Capes j
and Coats now on hand are
being Sacrificed.
Come and get your share. Our Fall business
has been a record breakerby far larger than
our expectations, and our stock in this line and
many others is badly broken, and we propose
to make a clean sweep of the remaining lot,
and are putting such cut prices on them that
will make them go at once. The price on some
of our coats is actually cut in half.
This is the season of the year to clean up and
we are going to make the prices do it
The PalatkaNews
and Advertiser.
t City happenings and 2
Personal mention. J
The county commissioners have cut
out the ferry to East Palatka from this
date.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Tubbs of Flora-
home were visitors to the city on Wednesday.
The Gem City restaurant. E. D. Jor-
dorit manager, opened on Front street
this week.
The Ocklawaha boats will begin the
season s tri weekly trips next Monday,
the 10th inst
New Lot Wash Skirts.
We have Just received a new lot Wash Skirts
for spring. We are placing about 200 new and
nobby styles, plain and fancy white t 1 AO
and colored, all in one lot for P 0
They're well worth $2. Don't fail to see this lot.
Shoe Department.
Our Shoe Department is fast growing in pop
ularity. We are doing a shoe business. Re
member, all the Crook stock of shoes at about
half price. Some big bargains here that you
can't afford to miss.
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218-220-222-224 Lemon Street.,
rierryday Block.
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Notice of Application tor Tax Deed.
Notice It hereby given that Melrose Munu
fmcturlntf Co. purchaser of tux ccrtltR-Hle No
At, dfttfil the 1st day of July, A. D. IW.'T
has nied luld certificate In my otfloe. and
bfti made application for tux deed to Issue
In accordance with law. Buid certificate
embraces the following described property
ttuated in Putnam county, Florida, to-wlt :
Lot IS, Keadle and McHae Tract, section
30, township y s. range 'i e acres.
The said land being nsnsseci at the date ol
the iisunnce of such certificate in the name
ofJ.M. Maxwell Co Unless said certid
eate ihall be redeemed according to law.
taxdtMd will Issue thereon 011 tue.lfith day
of January, A. l. IVlo.
Witness my official signature and seal tlila
tk Vth day of LNjcemtwr, A. U. luoy.
atj iif-irii til i nitsvjn.
By J. O. Bulls D. C.
N.Viif ADDllcutlon for Tax Ieed.
Motiv Is hereby given that Melrose Manu
fotnraigiJo. purchaser of lax certltlcate No.
f, dateii the 1st day of July, A. l. 1W7,
has fllcid certificate In my office, and
has made ipltcatlou for ta deed to issue
In accordnYce with law. fcald certificate
U)brai'su following described property
situated In iVtnam county, Florida, to-wit:
Lois 17, i9 arid 30, seclloti 6, township 10,
range 23 eaafc law acres.
The said land being assessed at the date of
the Issuance of such certificate In the name
of J. M. Maxwell Co.
Fnlessiald certificate shall Ims redeemed
aeaordlng to law, tax deed will issue thereon
on the 2fith day ot January, A. 1110.
Witness my ofttctal sly nature and nealthls
sh 94th day of liecember, a. l. l0tf.
(wail na.inx rn:ii.iiinv;.
Jierk Circuit Courl
Kv J-
utnam Co., Fla.
(J. Bulls U. O.
Notice of Application for Tax need.
Nnttp.A 1ft berehv irtven that M. A
Klnii. purchaser of Tax Certificate No.
dated the 7th day of July, A. I. lfwn.
has illed said certificate in my office, and
hat made application for tax deed to Nsue
In accordance with law. Maid cerilllcHit
embraces the following described property
situated In Putnam county, Florida, to-wlt :
Ne1 of nw of ne1, section yo, township
in rni("fi e K) acres.
The said land being assessed nt the date of
the Issuance of such certlllcate In the imitie
of Ramuel Perkins, unless sam cerinicun
ihntl he redeemed according ti law. tax deed
wtlllssuo thereon on the :5th day of Jan.,
A. I). lwiti. J , , ,
Witness my official signature and seal this
the 24th day of liecember, A. I. 1WH.
Heal HKNRY HV'IVH 1 NHON,
Clerk Circuit Court Putnam Co., Fin.
Bv J. C. Balls, 1). U.
Administratrix Notice.
Thirty days afterdate hereof I will apply by
petition to ;ne i:ouniy j use 01 rimtam cotim;
Morula, ror it'uveamiamiiuruj to suit me unu
vised Interest of Krma 1'armely, a minor, innn
to tiie following described iand belommig I
the estate of Carle J. Parmely. deceased, to-wii
Lviuc ami being in tbe County of Putnam
and H;tue ot norma, and more particularly oe-
rneu roiiows, to-wtt:
Beginning at a live oak stump In the margi
of the St. Johns river, beini; the norttiwes
corner of the orange grove ot c. u til Is: thence
on u line north "0 east to a point In the line
will) the east line of the land conveyed by C
(jiilisaml wife lo Thomns James; thence on
line Nonh to lntersetion of the Southerly line
of land conveyed to Henry Warak by said Oil
lis thence following said Southerly easterly to
outlrist corner of said warak s land at
iiost a unit chains and tH links, North 70 Kasi
from a bendiiiK cedar tree on tbe east lnk o:
said river, aud southwest corner of
Warak's land: thence from said point north to
inieiseciton or a line passim; irom a bend 1
Cow Cn'ek, (by the meandering of the creek.
about ib chains rrnm its moutm to a nona u
tbe head of the creek where the westerly line
of section 4n passes- thence from said east
tersection following the said creek line toward
said uond to a nolnt east or a branch or run
water entering said creek from the southwest
ward next below tbe crossing or ford over the
creek where there was a pole brldtre: thence on
11 line South touching the m s: eaderly bend
said branch to tbe southerly line of Section w
thence on said fseeuon line, south 70 West.
southeast corner of said James' land; tbenc
north on the easterly line of James' land lo hi
northeast corner: thence on a line South.
We-t, along northerly line of James' land to
the St. Johns river; thence down the river aiar-
sin to the live oak stump aforesaid, all
In Section 4H, Township?, south, Kantcc 37, east,
and intended to be the same premises formerly
owned by K. 8. Unpby, and acquired by the
nrst parties by foreclosure of mortgage, final
decree in same recorded in Minutes Circuit
Court, book 3 at paves 570, Ac.
IDA I. PA KM LEY. Administratrix,
of the estate of Carle J. Parmlev.
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FOR SALE Two good building lots
nar nef waterworks. Sell cheap. Ap
ply to E. ITindisch. U S U
WANTED 100 cords of 4 foot Hght
wood, Esperaaza Fruit Co., Palatka, Fla.
A epilio for pnin Dr. Thomns'
Eclfctrio Oil, strongest, cheapest
Hninient ever devised. A household
remedy in America for 25 years.
Notice.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Soldeo Cypress Door
v Company will be held at the office of
tHe company in Palatka, Florida, on
Friday, February 4th, 1910, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon.
GEO- li. SELDEN,
12 31 hi President.
WANTED Small Farm, improved.
Will exchange a $4,500.00 equity in fine
Income Chicago flat building, rents
$756.00 yearly. Address OWNER, 7331
Vincennese Road, Chicago, Iil. 12 31 2t
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Wilson Cypress Company, of Palatka,
Ha., for the year 1910, will be held at
the. office of the company in Palatka,
1 la., on Wednesday, February 2d, 1910,
lor the election of directors and such
other business as may come before the
meeting.
H. F. WILSON, Secy,
falatka, Fla., Jan. 5, 1910.
Pure Seed Potatoes.
We offer the Genuine Spaul-
diug nose Jo. 4. in 1U peck sacki
$2.50. True Red Bliss Triumph
at Send us your orders.
American Produce Co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
How's this for a Bargain:
For Salt 3 acre Truck Farm, nub-irrigated
fruin 3-in. flowing well, small
house on place, is in flue condition
for planting. Inside of City limits,
fhri-e blocks from Union Station. If
buyer did not care to farm could be
cut up into city lots. This is a fine
piece of property. Make us an oiler
on it.
It will go for the first reasonable offer.
(iood rpason for selling.
Kennedy Seed Store,
P.ilat,ka,Fla. tf
Miss Rcna Brown will return to-day
from a holiday visit with relatives and
friends in Sanford.
Rev. I. T. Octien of Goetha will hold
Lutheran sen ices at the Gerber chapel
next Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mahoney of Laurel,
Long Island, arc the guests for the sea
son of Capt. Sam Reynolds.
P. I. Becks has sold for Jami- A.
Bear, the lot in front of T. B. Me.rilPs
residence to A. T. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hipp of dewberry , S. C,
are spending their Honeymoon in ra
latka with the Bruce family.
The Palatka News has been awarded
the contract to publish the delinquent
tax list of the county for the year 1910.
Misses Laura and Bessie Rinehart, ac
complished young ladies of Blooming-
ton, 111., are in the city, guests oi miss
Violet Merwin.
V. M. Lindlaw of Los Angeles, Cal.,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Leeks for the past four weeks, left
this week for St Louis, Mo.
The citv council on Tuesday night
passed the automobile speed limit ordi
nance. 1 he ordinance limits the speea
of automobiles in the city to 15 miles an
hour.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Anderson of Saga-
naw, Mich., who are on their weaaing
trip to Cuba, stopped over a few days
this week with Mr. and Mrs. H. 1.
Leeks.
Miss Grace Rowley of San Mateo, who
is teaching piano lessons in this city,
has brought her piano here and placed
it in the rooms of the Woman's Club,
giving the club the use of the instrument.
Kells of Wonderland theater, last
week purchased a new Rambler touring
car, model 54, for public use. This car
is of 43 horse power ana cost t-,uu. it
is a magnificent car.
The unveiling of the clock in M. S.
Brown's clothing store will hereafter be
at 7 p. m. each Wednesday instead of 3
p. m. , in order to give workman a better
chance to attend.
Dan Molincux, the Bostwick negro
who murdered a woman at that place
last Thursday and took to the woods,
was captured by Sheriff Kennerly
within two hours of the murder, and is
now in jail.
A diamond brooch, on exhibition
at the window of SmitK's jewelry store
is going to be given to the lady selling
the most tickets to the Pythian Sisters
entertainment at Howell Theater Mon
day night the 17th inst.
F. J. Cunningham, the contractor, has
determined that Palatka is good enough
for him, and has decided to make this
citv his home and business headquarters.
He is going to join in the movement to
"Push Paialka" with his w hole soul,
The official proceedings of the board
of county commissioners will be pub
lished in this paper next week, and
each month during the ensuing year,
the commissioners having made ar
rangements to that effect at their meet
ing yesterday.
The next meeting of the Woman's
Club will be held on Friday afternoon,
Ian. 14th, at 3 o clock, sharp. Rev.
Wra. Wyllie at this meeting will give a
lecture on Scotland and Miss Rox bor
ough will sing some Scotch songs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Elliott of Salisbury,
Mil., with their three children, Miss
Laura, James and Alice, are expected to
arrive in the city this afternoon. While
here they will visit Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Vickers and other relatives.
Last Sunday at the home of T. M
Appleby on Kirby street, Mr. Frank Ap
pleby and mrs. tine t. lordon were
united in marriage by Rev. H. Dutill of
St. James church. Mrs. Appleby is
sister of Mr. Pructt of Palatka Heights.
P. J. Becks is still doing business at
the old stand. This week he has sold
to Avery Owen the residence at the
corner ot Kirby and Dodge streets, for
merly owned by John A. Crosby of San
Mateo. Becks has other deals up his
sleeve.
Claude G. Higgins of Nicholasville,
Ky., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hart
Gibson of East Palatka. It is under
stuod that Mr. Higgins has been so im
pressed with the country that he has
decided to eventually make East Pa
latka his home, and to that end has pur
chased tbe 1 higpin place.
The Methodist people are to have a
benefit performance for their new par
sonage enterprise at Kells Wonderland
moving picture theater next Friday
night, Jan. 14th. The music will be
furnished by Mrs. Tilghman's orchestra
and an extra fine line ot pictures will be
shown at the regular prices.
James Adams' big 10 cent show will
exhibit in Palatka all of next week
The Adams show is in a big tent capa
ble of seating 1500 people. This will
be on the Griffin lot. The show con
sists of song and dance artists and other
specialties and has a good reputation
giving a first class show for little money
The petition presented by the saloon
men to the county commissioners ask
ing for a wet or dry election contained
787 names in all. One ward in this city
furnished MORE than one-sixth of the
entire number, and enough negroes
signed in this ward alone to constitute
one-sixth of the signatures on tbe EN
TIRE PETITION.
CRUSHED UNDER
TOUS OF EARTH
W. I. Scott Received Injuries
From Which He Died Wed-
nesday Night.
V. I. Scott, president of the Utlca
Brick & Tile company whose yards and
kilns are at Rice Creek a few miles out
from Palatka, was crushed by a cave-in of
earth at that point on Wednesday morn
ing, receiving injuries from which he
died that night at his home in this city.
It has been the habit at the brick yard
to dig out clay from the bank leaving the
earth above to overhang. - Mr. Scott
went under shuch an overhanging bank
to do some work, and while there the
earth fell on him. He was rescued by
the men and driven to Palatka where he
had the attention of Drs. Welch and
Johnson. Dr. Welch says that three ribs
were broken, but that death was due to
internal injuries in the region ot the
heart also the kidnevs. The physicians
visited him several times during the daj
and did everything they could for the
injured man, who suffered but liitle.
About at nignt Mr. neon exper
ienced difficulty in breathing and Dr.
Welch was sent for. The patient asked
the doctor to turn him over on his
aide. This was done, and no sooner
was it accomplished than Mr. Scott
hreathed his lasL
Short funeral services were held at the
residence of Mrs. H. A. Gray at noon
Thursday, conducted by Rev. W. C.
Knster. I ndertalter lierber prepared
the body for shipment to Mr. Scott's old
home, Utica, N. Y., whither it went yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. Scott has been interested in bus
iness in this county some 12 or 14 years.
He was president of the Utlca uric .
Tile Co., a corporation organized at
Utica, N. Y., from which city it takes its
name. Mr. scott was an active man oi
affairs and was highly esteemed here as
a straight-forward business man and hon
orable, upright citizen whose death is a
loss to the community. Mrs. Scott was
with him at the time of death and ac
companied the remains to Utlca.
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Want to Thank
the people for the splendid Christmas Trade which was accorded us,
and to say that iri the coming year it will be our aim to do more to
deserve public confidence. We had a Merry 'Xmas and hope our custom
ers, and those whom we hope to make such, had the same. '
To you all we now wish a Happy New Year. "
We intend to make it a prosperous year in our business by catering to. '
your wants in the
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing
Goods Lines-
Selling 6ny the very best. We have the Celebrated
Griffon Brand hand-tailored Suits,
Crawford Shoes, and
Knox and Stetson Hats.
There is none better than these lines.
M. 5. B
Texaco Roofing absolutely the
best for this climate.
Sold only by
H. M. de MONTMOLLIN.
Machinery, Belting, Oils, &c.
There was a much larger crowd at
Brown's clothing store Wednesday af
ternoon when the clock was unveiled
and the crowd will grow each week
When the face of the clock was unveiled
last Wednesday it had stopped at 3-18-14.
Then the crowd looked at their tickets.
R. . Neck's ticket proved to be the
winner at 3-20-6, and he was given the
f i prize in crisp (1 bills.
T. H. Jarman s turpentine camp near
Bostwick was the scene of an attempted
murder last Sunday when Owen Fennell
a negro, shot Belle Johnson, a negro
woman with a shot gun. 1 he woma
was wounded in the leg and side, but
her injuries are not serious. Mr. Jar-
man, who is a deputy sheriff, arrested
Fennell, brought him to Palatka and he
is in jail. Justice Marshall bound him
over to tbe circuit court
CoL A. J. Hrfbourn.
Col. Alpheus Jerome Hilbourn died
at his home on North Third street last
Saturday afternoon, aged 81 years.
CoL Hilburn came to Palatka some
eight years ago from Boston, Mass.,
where he was long associated in the bus
iness of the Raymond syndicate. Since
coming to Palatka he has lived in re
tirement, being seen frequently upon the
streets up to within a few months ago.
His illness was of short duration. He was
op and about tbe house the day before his
death.
Col. Hilbourn was a veteran of the
civil war; and was a retired member of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Massachusetts, of which he rose to the
rank of colonel. He was a most geniel,
kindly gentleman of the old school and
was held in the highest esteem by the
people of ralatka.
t uneral services were new at tne nome
Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev.
John Lemley of the Presbyterian church.
The body was sent to Boston for inter
ment.
Col. Hilbourn was a Mason of high
rank and the order in Palatka was large
ly represented at the funeral. The pall
bearers were Judge E. E. Haskell, Hon.
I. nilburnr senator t. a. Cnll, oeo.
E. Gay, W. G. Tilghman and J. H,
Haughton.
Will Supply New Seeds.
Congressman Frank Clark has written
to the News to the effect that he will be
glad to send seeds to any of the Putnam
county farmers or true Iters wno lost
their crops in the recent cold spelL If
you need seeds just write to Hon. Frank
Clark. JV1. (J.. Washington, u. c, ana
be will send you some of the best.
New Food Products.
The News has been handed sample
packages of Spawn's Sweet Potato flour,
and Cassava flour. The Cassava flour
was made from cassava grown on the
farm of I. H. Wvlie at Interlachen. and
tis said that when the two are mixed,
they make most excellent griddle cakes,
bread, biscuit, etc. 1 hey are manulac
tured by the Spawn Food Products Co.
of Fernandina. In the event of a public
demand, they would create a market for
sweet potatoes und cassava, articles
grown better in Florida than any other
part ol the world.
Opera House Attractions.
Theater goers in Palatka will be grati
fied to learn that Mabel Paig and her
excellent company, w ho charmed a big
audience last Saturday night at the
Howell, will return for to-night and
oresent the laughprovoking farce come
dy in four acts. "A Crazy Idea." All
who saw the company last Saturday
nierht will want to be present again to
night, and all who did not attend the
former performance will be careful not
to repeat the mistake to-night.
T'.e Black Patti Musical Comedy
Company has been booked for the night
f Tuesdav. Jan. 11th. when will be pre
sented the topical musical comedy "A
TriD lo Africa." Black Patti has a won
derful voice and has long been before
the American public who have univer
sally accorded her a high place as a vo
canst. Her company is tbe largest, best
and strongest aggregation of colored
talent in the country.
The newest play to make an appeal to
public favor In the rural dramatic ticia
is "Meadow-Brook larm by .
Parker. It is a pastoral . story of the
Cathedral Hills of New Hampshire, de
picting a most vivid character of that
Quaint New England Style that is alway
so welcome, w. r-. Mann, the owner
and producer of many successes, has
given to "Meadow-Brook F'arm" his
special attention during the past summer
and his efforts have resulted in a real
production of tbe first magnitude in
scenery and effects.
'Meadow-Brook farm ' will De seen
at The New Howell Theatre on next
Wednesday Jan. 12th with an excellent
cast headed by Lou Slreetcr.
Edward North the well-known farmer
and former county commissioner of
Bostwick, was a business visitor in the
city Wednesday. i
Cured of a Severe Attack of
liroiichitiii by Chamberlain's
Cough Kemcdy.
"On October 18th, last, my lltt1
three yar old daughter contracted
severe cold which resulted In a ba"
case of bronchitis,'' says Mrs. W. G
Gibson, Lexiimtou. Ky. "She lost
the power of speech completely and
was a very sick child. Fortunately
we had a bottle of Chamberlain's
ougli .Remedy in the bouse and
gave it to her according to the print
ed, directions. On the secoud day
she was a great deal better, and ou
the fifth day, October 23rd, she was
entirely well of her cold and bron
chitis, which I attribute to this
splendid nifdicin. I recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy unre
servedly aa I have found it the sur
est, safest and quickest cure for
colds, both for children and adults,
of any I have ever used." For sale
by Aokermao-Stswart Drug Co.
rOWn,TheSSer,
Fla.
That Roaring Farce
Comedy:
"Don't Tell
My Wife"
Produced by local Talent,
Under auspices of
Palatka Temple of
Pythian Sisters,
HOWELL THEATER,
KOH. JAN. 17.
Prices: 50 and 75c.
Full local cast.
BROS
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Leading Grocers of East Florida
Our stock was never more complete than now
and new goods are arriving weekly.
A few of our specialties :
Ferris Hams and Breakfast Bacon,
.Genuine German Dill Pickles,
Olives, Pure Olive Oil.
All the leading brands of Cereals,
Vermont Maple Syrup, New Buckwheat,
Graham, Whole Wheat, Rye Flours,
' Pillsbury's Gold Medal, Obelisk
and other Brands of Flour.
Fleishman's Compressed Yeast Cakes
Received Fresh three Limes week.
Also the largest variety of Imported Delicacies
ever brought to Palatka.
FOR SALE.
Nice 6 room, 2 story residence, lot
75x100. Modern plumbing. $1300.00.
Twelve rots. North End, best vacant
lots in city, $400.00 to $600.00 each.
Seven buildings to be sold in lump,
$2,000.00.
20 acres hammock land, 2 acres clear
ed, $100.00.
FOR SALE Nice $ room Residence;
modern improvements. Lot 100 x 150,
one of the best homes in the city.
Worth $3,000 to close quick for $2,500
cash. - .
400 acres potato land at Hastings, rang
ing from $50 to $100 per acre.
4 room residence, 10 acres land 2 miles
from town, $650.
P. J. BECKS,
Palatka, Florida.
Dyspepsia is our nntioiml ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the nation
al cure for it. It strtjiiKthetis stotn-
nch tnpmbranes, promotes flow of
dieestive luiops, purifies the blood,
builds you up. -
YOU CAN CUBE THAT BACKAGHF.
Pain slonfr the back, dimness headache and
general tdnsnior. Get a package of Mother
Grav'a AUSTRALIAN LEir, the pleasant
roof and herb cure for nil Kidney, Dladder and
Urinary troubles. Wbcn you (eel run-down,
tired, weak and without energy use this re
markable combination of nature's herbs and
root. As a reyulator It has no equal. Mother
Gray's Auatrallan-Laaf Is sold by DrtiretHts or
Bent bv mall Tor (Wo. Sample sent FREE. Ad
dress, The Mother Qray Co. 1-eKov, N. Y.
Services at St. Marks.
Holy Communion, 7 a. m.
Morning Prayer, 11 a. m. .
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Even Song, 7:30 p. m.
W. WYLLIE, Rector.
LOST-Between 8th and Madison
street, bv way of Dodge and River
streets, diamond ring of 3 stones. Re
ward to finder by returning to office
Stanton Foundry & Machine shop. It
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SMITH'S
Home Made Candy,
Ice Cream,
Hot and Cold Drinks.
-Affent for-
Huyler Candies.
Im. A. SMITH,
Palatka, Florida. .
BOTH STORES
Lemon Street The West End
PALATKA, FLORIDA
The James Adams Big 10
Cent Show
Will exhibit in this city on the Griffin Lot, corner
j Lemon and Water streets,
i One Week, Beginning Monday
January 10th.
A High-Class Show, carrying their own Band and
Orchestra. A host of Pretty Girls, Good Comedians,
Funny Sketches, Fine Singing and Dancing.
x The Biggest Show on Earth for the Money.
Doors open at 7 p. m. Show begins at 8 sharp.
X In order to make room for onr immense
Spring Stock
P of Millinery Goods
which will soon be arriving, we are going to
XJ? sell all of our trimmed and nntrimmed hats, ,
- wings, feathers and winter flowers at Actual
5 Cost. Sale commences Saturday, Jan. 8,
and continues for 10 days, including Tuesday,
g Jan 18th.
Ss All goods marked in plain figures and for
22? Cash only. 4
Now is the time for you to get the best '
goods at Wholesale Prices.
g Miss Kate L. Lucas. M