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T Ii a Greatest Shopping Centre in Roanoke is Right Here in This Store. The great crowd of enthusiastic shoppers who congregate here six days in the week tells a tale of price, attractive? ness and quality-attractive? ness that needs no words to emphasize. We enumerate a few of the strong items just to get you to come: Our fflillioery Department Is a Surprise Such a display of Hats, Son? nets, Flowers, RibhGns and Laces was never before seen in this section of the country. We haven't the space to quote prices, but will guarantee to save you at least 25 per cent, on your purchases by making your selection of us. Umbrellas! Umbrellas! To-day the sun shines, hut bow do we know, it may rain to-morrow!1 Bo prepare yourself with an Umbrella, and when you read the prices you cannot, refrain from buying here. 200 Twilled Gloria Silk, Paragon frame, steel rods Umbrella, at Silo. 200 Twilled Gloria Silk, cf Iwttcr quality, with steel ioil and rubber celluloid and horn handles, $1.00. These two numbers are. sold elsewhere at. $1.213 and $1.00. SM Waists. Shirt Waists for the fat, the lean, the young and the old. 100 dozen to select from. It Is a conceded fact that this is goinn to be a big Shirt Waist season, and ourjhuycr "mis bought accordingly at prices that will enable, us tD sell at. 25c, 50c, ?5c, $1, $1.00 and up. In connection with the Shirt Waists we have laid !n an immense assortment of Belts of every description, from 10c up. Also a big line of Shirt Waist sets from 10c up ffasl Goods. We anticipated a bis Wash Goods season and bought accordingly, but the de? mand has been so great that we were compelled to replenish our stock. Will offer lor this week: 100 pieces Figured and Striped Dimities, Oc, Wwiild be cheap at 10c. BO pieces Figured I.acn Str'pcs, at He, good value at 12 l-2c. The balance of our Wash Goods sold at greatly reduced prices. Domestic Department Utica 8-4 Bleached Sheeting, 18c. Utica 0-4 Bleached Sheeting, 20c. Utica 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, 22 1 2c Good quality 8-1 Unbleached Sheeting, 12 l-So. Good quality 0-1 Unbleached Sheeting, 1.1c Good quality 10-1 Unbleached Sheeting. 17 1 2c. Good Sea Island unbleached I-1 Cotton, at le. HERUM BROS 26 Salem Ave ""EASY ON POOR PEOPLE. AND OUR SHOES are easy on temler feet. Come to nie when you want ?hoes ami he satisfied with your purchase. Goods bouuht from mo are never the cause of n kick. HACIIHACH, Salem avenue ami Jefferson street; two stores. GOOD NEWS. Wo have, recently purchased at a "sacr? ifice s;de" a big line of bed room suites, which we are selling at prices that can? not be equaled by our competitors. Don't buy until you have seen them. ' OVERSTREET & THURM AN, No. 20 West Campbell avenue. A FALSE STATEMENT. A gentleman went into a grocery store yesterday and called for n barrel of PIIjLSHURY'S BEBT. The grocer says: "We have it." The trentleman says: "Show me the barrel; I want to see the brand." The grncei says: "It is not branded PILLSBURY'S BEST, but it is the same flour." Tho gentleman says: "I don't want it; it is not branded 'Pills bury's Rest." As agents of Pillsbury's Rest, we de siret to inform the public that PILLS? BURY'S BEST is not branded anything else. That grocer tvas stating a false? hood and trying to put off something cheaper, representing it as PILLS BURY'S BEST. HAWKINS & FIELDING, Agents. GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS. The special grand jury summoned for yesterday found a true bill against Harry Waiuwright, charged with breaking in the store of Thompson-Price Company and stealing $151 worth of merchandise. Mose Dennis, for assault and robbery, and John Good, for breaking In the house of the Standard Oil Company and steal? ing a watch belonging tc Bonj. Portrc. These ? a^es have not been set. but they will in all probability come up the latter part of this week. ANNOYED RY TRAMPS. The people of Northeast Roanoke have been annoyed a great dedl 'recently by a gang of tramp? that have been infesting that neighboi hood und sundry petit dep? redations are accredited to them. On yesterday morning the police were noti? fied that a large number of them were encamped at the spring near the stock yards. Policeman Gee was sent over and found about fifteen gathered around a camp lire engaged in cooking their break? fast, but at his approach they lied and one of them were captured. When Officer 'ice arrived at the camp he found that they were engaged In cooking some chick? ens they had stolen the night before from some one's lien coop. ?? Limeade and Pineapple Sherbet, at Massic's Pharmacy. THE BROWNIES WIN. The Roanoke Brownies defeated the Eighth avenue team yesterday afternoon by a score of 21 to 7. Batteries: Posttn and Booth; Edwards and Booth. FULL-FLEDGED DOCTORS. A. B. Greiner, of Rural Retreat, and Minor Wiley, of Salem, passed through the city yesterday en route to their re? spective homes trom Richmond, where they have just completed their medical education and were given diplomas as full lledtred physicians. Both of the young men were hard students, nun of ability and their many friends are glad to con? gratulate them upon their success. HE FEELS ENCOURAGED. Don. Wm. R. Alexander, of Winchester, candidate for attorney general, ft-us in the city yesterday. Mr. Alexander has a strong following in the valley districts and he feels reasonably sure of a success? ful issue of his campaign. Limeade ami Pineapple Sherbet at Massio's Pharmacy. \ SNAKE STORY. A rather thrilling snake story comes from the east end of the city and is vouched for by several very substantial gentlemen whose veracity has never been questioned. It appears that, a man named Hatcher who runs the engine at the cast, ??ml tower, that pump.-- water Into the tank, took bis lantern Monday night to walk down to the tank to see how milch more water he would have to pump be? fore lillinu the tank. In walking along he felt something strike his leg and hang, which he thought was a stick or weed he had stepped upon, so turned and put his foot on the supposed stick ami was very much surprised as well as frightened to find clinging to his trousers an im? mense viper. He made one or two tlUSUC' cessf?l kicks lie fore dislodging t he serpent but finally succeeded In dislodging him. No sooner was the snake loose than it made another jump at him.but this time missed and Mr. Hatcher, who had in the meantime secured a stick, succeed in kill? ing it. He was very much frightened and considers that be had a very narrow es? cape. The flavors at VanLear Bros, soda fountain are made from rock candy syrup NOONDAY PRAYER "MEETING. There was an increased attendance at the meotinff yesterday. Tin-re were many good lessons brought out by the lender and those who followed him on the "Risen Saviour," or the command to go j forth and teach. The plan ndopted of be j ginning with the New Testament and , goina through with the books in the I order, taking a chapter each day, has proved very helpful and those who have I attended regularly have been very much j benefited by the beautiful lessons brought out from day to day To-day*s lesson will In- the first chapter of St, Mark's Gospel and Capt. N. P. Foard will lead. For headache a nd nervousness Cincho Coca at our soda fountain. Johnson & .Johnson. PUT YOUR FEET In a pair of my shoes and then you will know what shoe comfort is. BACH RACH, Salem avenue .-.nil JefXcrsou street. ^fV.0/Drink'at ?30L03rJ An Orange Phosphate for a thirst quencher. Chocolate aim] Cream for the sweet tooth. Clnrcf] PlioRpimfc for fatigue. Frtitcrliit Ion* Killed <>i LICENSE DAY. To-day is the dny for getting liquor licenses In tho hustings court and unless application is made to-day it is probable that the applications cannot be heard at this term of tho court. WILL DE DENTED TO-DAY. The meat stalls and huckster stands at the city market will be rented this after-, noon at 3 o'clock to tho highest bidders by R. E. Cole man, clerk. Ask for orange phosphate at VauLeaa Bros. It's the best drink for ? cents. SLIGHTLY MISLEADING. The article in yesterday's Times in ref? erence to tho securities sold by W. Fl Penn, cashier of the late Commercial Na? tional Bank, was slightly misleading, as it failed to state all the facts in the case and might bo construed to reflect upon some other institutions of the city. The securities sold were stocksof tho Traders' Loan and Trust Company, Belmont Land Company, Rounoke Land Company, Vir ginin Brewing Company and the New Lnndsdowne Land Company, deposited by various parties to secure loans from tho Commercial National Bank, and the above companies did not owe the bank anything at all. The Traders' Loan and Trust Company is in u very nourishing condition and Is fully able to meet any demands that might be made upon it., DEATH OF AN INFANT. Edna, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wliltmire, died at their home at 1207 Fourth avenue n. w., Monday night and was buried in Falrvlow Cemetery yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tho ceremonies were conducted by Rev. II. I. Stevens. Orange phosphate at VanLeai Bros. Is made the proper way, from fresh oran ges. POLICE COURT. There was only one case in the police court yesterday morning, that of Hairy Wainwright, who was sent on to the grand jury. ONLY FAINTED. It was reported Hhat a woman hail dropped dead at the corner of Shcnuudoah avenue and Fifth street yesterday, but upon investigation it w^s found that she had ouly fa'ntcd. Straw Hats for Men and Boys I Oi l: straw Hats aim: sow open*. We'd likk to rnoj vidi: von with a comfoht[ aiii.k bin rot: tmosr waiivj hays to comk. 2~> ckxts am? hi", GILKESON & TAYLOR. WATTS CAMP meeting. The regular session ol the Win, Watts Camp of Confederate Veterans met last night at. their hall at No. 10-1 Jefferson street. A communication was received from tbe.lr. O. U. A. M. requesting them to participate in the fourth of July cele? bration and a committee was appointed to confer with thcir_committee in refer? ence to the matter. An applicatiou for assistance in providing a home for indi? gent Confederate women was read and approved and a resolution of sympathy in the cause ordered sent ttiem. The follow? ing delegates and alternates were, elected to attend the tiraud camp of United Con? federate Veterans which meets in Nash? ville, Tenn., in .Line: Col. S. s. Brooke and T. P. Buford, delegates; o. V. Dan? iels and Isaac V. Johnson, alternates. Resolutions of "sympathy were telegraph? ed Col Jno. s. Mosbv. The camp sanc? tioned the proposed entertat mm nt to be given at. some future date, the proceeds to be either donated towards defraying the expenses of the company in goinii to Nashville, or in case they do not go, to be devoted to charitable purposes. circuit court! The ease of i'rent, vs. Virginia Brewing I Company occupied the attention of the I circuit court the entire day yesterday and j the argument was continued over until I to-day. The concluding speech will lie j made this morning b/ lion. A. P. Staples and the case will then be given to the jury. WARD MEETING. About, forty silver Democrats of the First ward met. in the hustings court room last night to nominate three candi? dates to go before the primary to repre? sent, that ward in the City Council. The meeting was called to order and S. E. Jones was elected preesldent. The object, of the meeting was stated by the chairman and the following gentlemen were nomi? nated by W. P. IIulT and unun'mously chosen by the meeting: Jas. P. Woods, Joel II. Cutcldn and J. H. Wilkcrson. As there was no other business t" he transacted the meeting adjourned. AT THE MERCHANT'S. W. H. /.. Kleffer, Dayton, Va.; VY. V7. I Kitnan. Charlot.tesville: Dr. Henry j Wuergenttee, New York, were among the I late arrivals at the Merchant's Hotel last : night. I st. JAMES ARRIVALS. j J. W. Myrtle. Norfolk: J. E. Webb. Lynchburg; D. L. Cobb, Lynchburg; VV. j C. Schley nnd'wife, Bristol: E. A. Foster, I Lynchhurs; H. Brandet-. Norfolk; J. M. Shean, Radford; g. W. Layman and wife, Trootvillo. were among the arrivals at the St. James yesterday. WHITE MAHOGANY PIANO. A beautiful white Mahogany piano of elaborate design, is attracting a great deal of attention at the warerooms of Hobble Piano Co. It is well wcrth a visit to these ware rooms to see it. L'Art tie la Mode and L. Costume Royal for June tit Jack's news depot. May magazines, Cosmopolitan, Metropolitan, the Arena, Harper's, Lippincott's, Scrib nor, Outing, Young Ladies' Journal, NicKel. Black Cat and others now in. ? Iras'. Soda Fountains An Ice ('rcftm s<??i;i for richness and coldness Root liccr for an appetizer. v.gix Phosphate for a quick lunch, iiy by Gratlnates In Pharmacy." I'll VM'. t'!X'T> i a A OA <Jjf Cor. tmlem Avo aiiJ Jo0. bt. IHK AIRSHIP BEEN. The mysterious ulr ship continues its nightly'wnnderlugH. t\ citizen of Bnlly hack came into town yesterday moruing and reported that tho vessel was seen sailing over Mill Mountain Sunday night about 12 o'clock, making in the dirocuou of Holling. It first hovered for a short time over Virginia College, 'and it is said the voices of O. Ii. Marston, Lawrence Davis, Willie Eberhardt, City Editor Pepper and W. B. Daniel could bo heard distinctly, singing to guitar accompani? ment. "Come Whero My Love Lies j Dreaming." The airship was white and looked [like a large swan, occasionally flapping its wings with great grace and beauty as it made an upward flight. Tho Hash light just at the bow of tho vessel was a beautiful sight, lighting up Bally hack with such brightness that two men were seen to take a drink from a myste? rious bottle and hide precipitately behind a neighboring barn. All around the sides of the ship wero rows of coloretl lights in supposed imitation of a British Hag, which led many who saw it to suppose that the ship was patented in Canada. The Hoanoke lads aboard, however, rather discredit this theory, many being of the opinion that Waller Hull' invented the machine. It is even whispered that he is already operating it with a well watered stock company. Tl? question whether it was worked by steam or electricity has been about solved, the great amount of smoke sometimes seen hovering over it and tho brilliant lights being regarded as evidence that it is run on a combination plan with gas as the principal motor. When last seen the ship was Bailing gracefully over Kcrthenst Hoanoke and voices could be heard singing, "We Won't Go Home Till Morning." Parties from Hollius say no one over there has seen the vessel; but as the good people in that locality are generally deeply wrapped in slumber a'xnit the time it was due vester day morning, it was not expected that anyone would see It except the wide? awake girls at Hollius Institute, whose report on the subject is awaited with in? terest. flew Upright Piano $175. New Upright, full size 7- oc? taves, fancy case with duet music desk, double or Boston Fall board, all modern improvements. A beau? tiful piano, warranted five years, $8 per month, no interest, Hob bie Piano Co, Breakfast, 25 cents: dinner, 25 cents, supper 25 cents. Meal tickets, $4. I am using Armour's Chicago meats, which are the best. .1. .T. Catogni's restaurant. The new drink, Ciueho-Coea Johnson & Johnson. BUSINESS SUITS. We make a special business of selling business suits. Its business from the start, with us, and we reach out to buy carefully, please our customers and sell low. BROTHERHOOD MERCANTILE CO. Cream Graphite for Bi- J cycle Chains, 10c; Tropical | Oil, lOe; Veeder Cyclome ^jnk Cera, $1.50; Lanterns frcm ' JfSpH^ i)t>e to $5; Bells, l?c up. yy'Sr Bicycles cleaned, oiled '{ '/vv/f\ \ r,!Pa'red. J t$sJ ;? Wheels for rent. \?> ROANOKE CYCLE CO. FIRE INSURANCE. It is important that you insure in sound companies. We represent the very best and largest in the world. Our new and special "dwelling house" policy is admitted by all the most liberal ever is? sued. Call and examine It. No extra charge for It. CHAS. LUNSFORD & SOX, 100 Jefferson street. Breakfast, '.V> cents: dinner, 2."> cents: ! supper 35 cents. Meal tickets, $4, I am I using Armour's Chicago meats, which j are the best. J, J. Catogni's restaurant. HAVING SOLD our business nil par? ties Indebted to us will please come for? ward and settle at once. ?1-22-1 w. M. 11. BLACK" & CO. Strawbeiry Ice ("ream made of fresh strawberries at .J. ?T. Catogni's. DON'T BE SHOUDILY SHOD DACHRACH, the twin store shoe man, can sell you the best shoes in town for the least money, l-'ine stock in both stores, Salem aveniu and also on Jefferson|stre( t. SOMETHING TO KNOW. It may be worth something to know that the very best, medicine for restoring the tired-out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine is purely vegetable, nets by giving tone : to the nerve centres in the stomach,gently i stimulates the Liver und Kidneys ami j aids these organs in throwing ofl' Impur? ities in the blood. Electric Bitters Im ! proves the appetite, aids digestion and is j pronounced by thost- who have tried it as the vory best blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for50c or $1.00 per ; bottle at Mnssie's Phut-mac, 100 Jefferson . st reet. Maiagn Crapes ami California Pea:-;. J. J. Cntogni. SPRING SPRING-SPRING. Now we don't want to spring anything ! new, but for spring cleaning would like : you to use Crystal "Spring" Soap. Bt st J on earth. Take no otlier. Crystal Spring Soap Co., Roanoke, Va. For sale by all grocers. SPECIAL OFFER- CAS COOKING ST< >VES. Save money, ?.imc and labor '?>? the use of o gus cooking stove. It is the cheap est. quickest and most convenient means ofecoking. Gas stoves sohl at $8, pay? able $2 cash and balance in morthlj in? stalments of $t. Service pipe laid free. Call at room No 208, Terry building. Bread,Rolls.Cinnamon Buns, hot every evening. J. J. Catogni. MONEY TO LOAN. I Parties desiring to borrow mono) in small loans ranging from $100 to ?000 from the Lynchburg Perpetual lluilding and Loan Company on improved Uoan ! oko city real estate will call and file ap i plications with J. W. BOSWELL, ag nr. j 110 1-2 Jefferson street. TO CURE A COLD FnONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ali driiL'u'ists refund the money If il fails to curs. 25c.For sale by Johnn m & John sou. -?- -1- -1-1-i~ -J" wi- WA- -lw lOl SALEM AVENUE, TBE SDCCESS SffSi SALE I.AST WEEK CONVINCES t'S THAT THE PEOPLE KS POND TO 6?B ADVERTISEMENTS, AS THKY HAVE CONFIDENCE IN WHAT WE SAY, AND IT IS KOI! THIS REASON' AND ALSO FOB THE SAKE OF HONEST DEALING. THAT WE REFRAIN FROM ALL CATCH-l'ENNV OR SENSATIONAL SAYINGS OR DOINGS. WE DO NOT ADVER? TISE A FEW ARTICLES (THAT, ItY THE WAY, VERY FEW SEE OH GET) FOR AL? MOST NOTHING AND DO YOU ON OTUER GOODS, HUT KEEP RIQUT IN TilE MID? DLE OF THE ItOAII AND SELL EVERYTHING FOR less THAN OTHERS AND YOUR MONEY HACK l?N DEMAND FOR ANYTHING You CAN MATCH As CHEAP EI.SEWHEltE. We REPEAT MOST OF OUR last WEEK'S SALE AGAIN THIS WEEK. SOME GOODS HAVE BEEN SOLD OUT, HUT WE HAVE ADDED FRESH HARGAINS, EVEN BETTER THAN THOSE OF LAST WEEK. NEW MILLINERY STYLES. Those who have waited until after K?ster to se? lect their Millinery hnvo lost nothing by so doing. Daily additions of choice creations and the con? stant selling going on here keep the stock al? ways new. fresh and ever changing. We offer this week a special Hue of Trimmed Millinery, in handsome effects, from * c no $3.48 to. 00.00 All Hats Trimmed Free by Experts. $2.48 will give you the choice ol K very handsome line of stylish Trimmed Hats,in the newest color nigs and shades, with Flowers.Rib? bons, Chiffons anil Ornament Trim? mings, that other places would charge $3.50 for. $3.48 will let >ou choose from an immense collection of New Trimmed rattern lints, with Florvers, Foliage,Ribbons, Chiffons and Ornaments, in nil the leading shapes: other places say they're ?1.00 bargaius. $3.0S will let you select from a still liner assortment of New Pat? tern Hats, in Parisian and London styles, various shapes and beauti? fully trimmed with Flowers, Foli? age, Ribbons, Chltou and Orna? ments, that are priced at $5.00 at { other places. i $4.48 will let you have the pick of u magnificent line of Pattern Hats. 1 in all the newest colors, trimmed , with Flowers, Foliage, Ribhcns, Chiffon and Ornaments?can't lie 1 duplicated anywhere else under , so no. ) tsfi.fls gives you the choice <>f High-Class and very artistic styles ' in New Pattern Hats, superbly i dimmed with Flowers, Foliage, Ribbon, Chiffon anil Ornaments? 1 the $7.511 styles shown at. other I places. I RIBBONS. A Remarkable Kibbon Pin clia?e 5-inch wide Pure Silk Moiro Taffeta Ribbons, nil the new spring colors, real val? ue 45c. This weeks's spe? cial price. One lot Double Face Black and White Ribbon, former? ly 35c aud 35c, at. One lot Fine Changeable Taf? feta Ribbon, -1 inches wide, in Spring shades, formerly 50c, at. One lot Moire Taffeta Ribbon, broken assortment of col? ors,! -inch, formerly 35c, at 29c 20c 20c 20c FINE BLACK RIBBONS. About Half Regular Prices. Every piece pure ?ilk and guat nnteetl t-.i give satisfaction. Fine Black Gros Grain Ribbons? 2 -\ G 7 *.) 13 Hi Co ?10 50 I0e 00 13o 10c l!lc 22c 25c 2*0 Extra Heavy Black SatlnRlbbons? 3 5 7 !l \2 16 ?c :*.o it) 50 15c 110 ltfc 10c 22c 25c 28, Black Double-Face Striped I5c Ribbons, 8 1-2 inch, at 4-A inch, 25c. Superior Double Face Black Satin Ribbons, high lustre und extra weight? 30 10 50 (it) 20o 2!)e 33c :iSc Another great value in our All-silk Taffeta Ribbons, 4 to 5 inches in width, plain and cord edge, worth :J!)e a yard at. 500 yards Black Silk Belting, regular price 25c, at. I9c 8c UNTRIMMED HATS. Hill do/en Children's Unt rim? med Strtvw Hats, in all kinds of shapes, plain and combination colors, new and latest effects. Each. ? 200 dozen Women's and Mis? ses' 1'nt rimmed Short-back Straw Sailor Hals, staple colors, worth 75c. Fach. . Stylish Black l "m rimmed Shape.:, with rough gimp brims. Special price this week. Untrimmed Hats, tat es t shapes in N e a p?l 11 a II braids, with fancy edges. Special price this week... Slant Back Sailors, in the latest, shades oi heliotrope, green ami black. Special price this week. Half Price Leather Belts. 4 i V > 1' iincy Rough Straw llat> red aud violet. !9c 39c 29c 49c 49c 98c ilie Milan and Fancy Straw Walking Hats in '.-ill the no Knglish effects, at. OoG "1 dozen Women's. Misses' aud Cbi'dreu's Imported Leghorn Flats, an extra good quality; worth 03c, at FLOWERS. 150 dosten choice quality Im? ported Rose Bouqucts.with two large, open roses, bud ?mil foliage, all good shade, worth 25c Bunch. 75 dozen Imported Rose-. In natural effects and choice colors, full, large clusters, worth 29c. Hunch. 100 dozen select quality of natural effects in bluet, in lull clusters. Bunch. Ten dozen Crushed Roses, in ail the lending colors, per bunch. 50 dozen Chrysanthemums in beautiful shades, large.full clusters and nat uriil effect, worth ;!<)e. Bunch. Full-blown Roses, with two buds, foliage and rubber stems, will go per hunch at Six large Daisies and six Daisy Buds, with foliage HIM) rubber stems, this week per bunch. Six branches L?nes, with foliage; per bunch. Six sprigs of Llllies-of-the Valley tor. L? Fiance Roses in bunches of 3 roses and :? buds. Spe? cial prh e, per bunch. Cluster of Roses, in all this season's latest shade-. Spe? cial price this week. Ten boxes of line Forget-Me Nots, in pink and blue, regular 50c bunches. 48c 12c 19c 25c 10c 20c 25c 25c 49c 19c 12c 19c 19c A line lot of this season's 25c. and :i.5c. Leather Belts. Special at 13 1-Sc,consisting of the follow? ing styles: I 1-2-lnch Seal Grain Black Belts, with stitched bather covered harness buckles and black eyelets, were'J?e; also Tan, Brown and Black Seal Morocco Belts in one Inch, . q . were 35c., all now.12-jC 50?: LBATHBR HILTS. Special at 25?-. Fine Calf Skin Belts In all colors, with fancy gilt and oxidized harness buckles, choice styles, were 50c.: Real Morocco Pelfs, with stitched leather harness ?r buckles, were 5?C, all at . . Fast-Black Hosiery Bargains. iiOe Quality Now 18c, To reduce our stock of Ladies' Blnck Hose we have made one number of the usual ?? 25c. ((Utility. lOQ These are the celebrated iL B. Fast Black, light weight, silk finish.with spliced heels and toe*. We shall sell but. one ease at this price. Sizes from 8 to 10. Children's ?lach Klonet] Hose Double Knees?extra line quality 25c grade 15c, all sizes. We shall oiler a limited quan? tity of Children's Ribbed Hose, superfine quality and light weight, all sizes, from (r ?I 1-2 to 0. at. |0G As this is exactly half price, we shall stop the sale whenever our an per It nous stock is soldi LAWN CAPS, Without doubt the prettiest cheapest lino in the city. I mother should see it. Corded Caps of Hue sheer quality, double box-pleat ruche and hue f?p, touched up with ribbon. Large. Fine Poke Bonnets, puffed crown, sides, back mid tape, and hieb, full pokeol handsome etnbi old ery. Lawn Beauty Hats, full crown, shirred brim of tine embroidery. and ?very 25c 89c 69c Misses' and Children's NEW SPRING REEFERS. Misses' and Children's Reefers, sizes IS to 14 years, in plain red ami blue Venetian cloth, large sailor collar, trim ined with braid, a spec? ial value at. Fine All Wool Reefers with large sailor collar: Em? plre effects, new sleeves, neatly trimmed with braid Sold at ?1.00; to go at. $1.25 $1.93 "'S"'I PALAIS RO \ iOt Salem