The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 180, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 26, 1900 Page: 1 of 4
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BARGAIN NATURE.
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daughter who have been visiting > If you ask us why, we will tell you that we consider it
> good advertising to occasionally give our buying public a sur- 1
jw prise of this sort. We’ve done it before and you ve appreci-
C ated it, and wo know you’ll not be slow to appreciate thia
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M i . ’ K Style T F—15 boxes “Mother's Friend” fapey percale . a
Moiidaj-morning »total CTl.pw J „ailjts Cape collar, site, 10,12, 13,’ 14; were 75c, now 49c 1
Style 17x—6 doz boy’s fancy waists, ages 5 to 8, were
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sizes, per pair at
% Seri ven’s elastic drill drawers, worth 75c at
\ Boston garters, silk elastic, the 50c kind at
^Lot 53a—Men’s brown drill drawers, were 20c, oow
j^Lot 120x—Men’s extra stout browd drill drawers,
25c, now
Lot 900L—Men’s checked jumpers, the 25c kind, now
24c
Lot 2280—Men’s brown honey-combed work shirts, pearl
► buttons, were 50c, now
* Lot 2895D—Men's work shirts, were 25c, now
► Lot A X Y—Black sateen shirts, pearl buttons, w'ere 50c
► now 24c
► Men’s celluloid collars, standing and folding 5c
► Men’s celluloid cuffs 10c
Mos. Fowler’s 1900 and 2100 linen collars, all newest styles
► standing and folding, worth 20c 9o
► Lot b2X;—10; boxes lien’s fancy negligee shiris, extra well
made, sizes 16, 161-2, 17, 171-2; worth fil.00, now
pLol '335—:Jos. Fowler’s negligee shirts, sizes 15, 151-2,
r - 16, 1612; were $1.00, now 72c
u Lot 676—Gent’s fancy striped silk front shirts, sizes 16,
16 1-2,17; were 65c, now
Lot 1647—-Gent’s cosmopolitan necligee shirts with or
£ without collars, sizes 14 to 17 1-2; were $1 00, now at 73c
Itig i*ales going on in every department of our house—you’ll
> save big money by trading with us.’ Our stock is utterly
\ too heavy for thia season of the year and we must reduce
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AU prices quoted in our Staple and Dress Goods department
will hold good until present stock is exhausted.
Come io Us for Bargains.
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; ONE PRICE OWLY. NAVASOTA, TEXAS
Vol V. No 180.
cake were servedr by Miss Marie i
in her charming way. Those t
noted present were: Mi«s K:Uiea 4
Norwood, Ira Blackslieai, Gertie 1
Lauge, Mattie EUa Yarborough, <
Ella Cox and, Messrs. Ed Black- <
shear, Stanley IL Watson, WaL 4
ter G. Scott, Will Meyei, Hanni 4
ha I Scott and John. Felder./ 4
' After the services at the- Episs
copal chureh tomorrow looming,
there will' he a . meeting of the ’
vestry and all iheipbers <>f the
church are urged to attend’h'. \ ■’
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" SEASON. ~ ,
The warmer days mean (
that our Soda Fountain is 4
fizzing for the benefit Ot'
allcomers. ’
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Our experience eualjles us to 4
prou. ise the best of soda water 4
this season, as in the past. H :
ypu have tried it you know how
gobk it is. If you are not yet
acquainted with its merits, ;e-
member we make our soda its .
owu best reebnimendation. •'
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PERSONAL.
W. 11. Brown is sick
Lois Blumenthal is improv-
ing.
Mrs. ,’os. Holly was in Keenan
last night.
Will Ilorlock was in Cleveland
lust night. ‘ B
Smith Blake, of Plantersville,
is here today
Miss Nora Roan is ill, but bet-
ter t han she has been.
Mi-- Jean Womack, of Stone-
ham, in tlx- cily to<!av.
. Einot Ytnieiis .ami wife went
to Montgomery last evening.
Lockett, little son of Mr. .and
Mrs. Luckett Bolton, is sick.
Mrs.O. L. Steele and Im by
went to Millican this morning.-
X. V. Deadrick uml wife re-
turned from New Orleans today.
Baylor Schumacher has re-
turned from school at Brown-
wood.
’ Misses Gertie Fahey and Lula
Pedmon attended a dance lust
night at Cleveland.
Mi’ss Hallie Henderson, of Cam-
eron, who has been; visiting reia-
Z. morning.
Mrs. J. C. Lockett aud baby,of .
Terrell, and Mrs. G. W. Horton,
of Cbnroe, are visiting Sum Made-
ley in this city,
/ .Ji B. Cookenboo, wife and
children, of Wharton, arrived in
the city this morning to visit C.
E. Matchetl and family.
Mrs. A. W. Kennard and little
daughter, Lydia, after an extend-
ed visit to friends and relatives in
\ this city, returned to their home
' in Austin this morning.
Mrs., Tyler Haswell and litt'e
relatives in this city, returned to
their liome iu Bryan this morn-
ing.
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Eclipse Monday Morning.
/ of the sun is to occur, which will
be visible through: a narrow path
across the Gulf of Mexico. It
will pass directly over New Or-
lerns and be 96 per cent, total at
Galveston. As Navasota is only
about 120 miles from Galveston,
the phenomena of nature should
be very broadly visible here.
Miss Marie Ketchum enter-
_ tained a few friends last night at «« « «<*» « u -*
• her parents home in this city. Lot 108—.Men’s checked jumpers, extra quality, the 35c
f Games were the order of the < kind, now
; evening, and in due time refresh- K Lot 4UJ—Men’s brown duck jumpers, riveted buttons,
! monte consisting of Sherbert and K were 45c, now
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 180, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 26, 1900, newspaper, May 26, 1900; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1336118/m1/1/?rotate=0: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.