The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVth Year, No. 75, Ed. 1, Sunday, June 18, 1899 Page: 10 of 26
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The largest mnttnc aufllenco which has
yet leathered at tho Auditprlura witnessed
tho production of An Unequal Match
yesterday afternoon and enjoyed It thor-
oughly Tho piece was put on with the
aama careiul attention to detail which
characterised the initial porlormanco on
tho previous nlcht and the work ol the
people composih the cast wa9 so well
dono as to elicit an unusual amount of
ooDlause from the audience
SMlss Tuclter as the country girl Mr
Clomens as her city lovcr and Mr Ellis
as the old farmer were all very effective
and the comedy work of Sir Hltner as
Philander PoUb was Up to the usual stand-
ard of that gentleman All of the other
characters were well handled
Tho usual specialties wcro given during
the Intermissions and at tho conclusion of
tho performance Carter Do Haven and
Bonnie Mai theclever child artists wbu
have become so popular during their stay
In Houston held a reception on tho stage
assisted by Mrs Do Haven and Miss Tuck
or Dainty refreshments wero served
and tho ladles and children who took ad-
vantage of this opportunity to meet the
versatile little oeoule who have afforded
so much amusementto tho patrons of tho
Auditorium during tho past two weeks en-
joyed thoniselvos1 lmmedsely Tho ar-
rangements made for the occasion by
Managers Bailey and Koeblg were alt that
could ba desired
Last nights bill consistedentirely of
vaudovlllo features In addition to the
work of Miss Pansy Beverly Mr Morton
and Do Haven and Mai h clever mono-
logue was given by Mr Ellis and Miss
Madeline Prlstla of this city who is tho
possessor of a sooran6 voice of unusual
strength and melody gave several operatic
selections which were warmly received by
thn audience
A similar bill of vaudeville features will
be presented at Magnolia park this after-
noon as a special compliment to the pa-
trons of that oonular resort There will
ho no charge for this entertainment
The bill at tho Auditorium tonight will
bo An Unequal Match Do Haven and
Mai will appear for tho last time in Hous-
ton on this occasion
AT FOREST PAItK
Tho audience which witnessed the pro-
duction of Around tho World In Eighty
Days by tho Frank Itcadlck Stock com-
pany at Forest Park last night was rather
a light one and by no means commen-
surate with thn merits of tho attraction
Both tho play ana tho players have been
noticed at some length In previous Issues
of The Post and It Is only necessary at
this time to add that tho piece is bolng
given tho same close attention now as It
received on tho opening night notwith
Beginning rut Wednesday night Mr
ick aml hla cl V6r company will
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UMordV Chl < ° ttM as lD lh < > cy
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at the Bristol
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jesterday
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Chsrlcs und Lena Kapner left for aweek
visit to BrooltShlro yetttrday
pr G D Parker returned yesterday from
a business visit to MeKlnney
Mrs Prank Bonner has gone ona ylsll to
her parents at Lafayette La
J Keown and tamiry will loavo fonlght to
spend thn summer In Bait Texas
Mr J P Oarrott and Mrs Garrott tiive
returned from a trip to New York
Miss Pearl Crary left Tuesday for Moultou
to visit her friend Miss Lizzie Krouse
Mrs L Marks and Mlsi Gertie Mirks of
Galveston aro visiting Mrs Sam Alejander
Mrs Claude Turner of Shoimao l > In ti
citv visiting her ktstor Mrs 1 H Bljht
Mies Vada Sellers of Hockley Is tho guest
of Mrs II C Dlxoc nt iM7 Wa ulaiton
street
Miss Annie Thompson of Hempstead Is ths
guest of Miss Mlunlo Daughdrlll 2 Young
avenue
Miss Laura Tlmmlnn will leave this aft r
noon for Qulntana where ebe will spend the
summer
Miss Kosa Phelps Hill of Sindy Point was
In tho city last w > k tba guost of Mies
Mabel Ilelncr
Mrs M Miller Of Meridian Texas la In
the city Wsltlng Mrs L Drilling ot 1G13
Franklin avenue
Miss Maudo Fredericks nnd Miss Lizzie Sar
tain ot Strawberry Tosas aro visiting their
aunt Mrs Qus rrederlcks
Colonel Al McKoen ot Galveston socnt > es
terday in tho city visiting bla mother Mrs
B McKeen at G10 Austin btroet
Mr Frank Bonner leaves tonlcht for Chi-
cago and Pittsburg to nurchas addltonal ma-
chinery for Joe Davis Oil rinncry
Mis r A Boettcher and little daughter
Mario are tn tbe city on a visit to Mr and
Mrs W nuehardt 501 Travs street
Mr Charles S Cheesborouih iv well known
traveling man whose hoadauirtera are at
Galveston reglsterel at the Bristol jeitcr
dayMrs
Mrs Bobert Henry Wood and daughters
Blanche and Dorothy left Saturday cvtnl lg
to sjend tho summer In Virginia and otlicr
points
Mr A Sens Mrs G A Sternenberg and
Mlta Emma p Sternenberg leavo this word-
ing tor Marltn to bo absent from the city
several weeks
Mr V II Simmons formerly nn employe
ot tba Commercial National bink of this Itv
now connected with a prominent lumber tirrc
at Lako Charles Is In tho city on business
Mr E T Chew has returned from the
State University after graduating In tio l w
department and has entered
ship with bis frther in
tbe
Into a nartner
practice of the
lawMlsa
Mlsa Annie C Reel will sing at the Firs
Presbyterian church today raorrlnc and
night The many friends of Miss ltcel vvl 1
regret to know that she loaves tomorrow for
her borne In Harrlsburg Pa
Hon Frank M Sterrctt ot the St Louis
Jfirlde fair organization who has been in
Houston the past tew days as the guost ot
Mr Jeff N Miller left last night for his
borne In St Louts
Jos S YarbrouEh suptrlntendent cf the
Houston Charity and Relief pssochtlan loaves
for Dallas on Monday morning to help I R
Dean of Watahachlo who will conluct a
pospel tent meeting In the former rttv Mr
Ysrbrough will bo absent eight or tea ds
Miss Josephlno Mitchell of Fayette M
who bas been tbe cuest cf Miss Henrietta St
Clair Price for some day past will leave
for homo today stonolng ei route at Cle
burne Texas nrd parsons Kan to visit
friends Miss Mitchell Is a sister of Mr
Homer Mitchell of this city
IMrflulnv AtinlyerHiiry
Friday night last Mr Ludolpb Kuhnell
entertained quite a number of his friends
at the homo of bis mother corner ot Lib-
erty avenue and Elyslan street Fifth
ward the occasion heme tho twentyfourth
anniversary of his birth About sixty
young people were present and helped him
in ths celebration Ico cream and cake
conefituted the refreshments Dancing
and parlor games vera he principal
amusements Among those present were
the following MWses Katie Annie and
Allc Kennedy Agnes ind Inger Jantzen
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Coke and Tar
Llght Company
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Katlo Kuerbis Hattio Morse Hattle Mur
dock Huby Garner Myrtlo Bayers Mabel
Carter Hattye Gertrude and Effle DuBard
Eva Burts Whonlcr Mrs Inguersen
Mrs Slkes Messrs Halger Jantzen Julian
Jantien F Klertis C W Plowden Will
Murdock William Reynolds M Wyndelt
Robert Thomas Taylor Inguersen
Bikes Ludolpb Kuhnoll
Mr Kuhncll is anemploye of Mr E 0
Crawford and has many frlonds who con
gratulcto him upon the event celebrated
Friday nlgM
city jincvrrins
Alt memters of the Houston Frohstnn and
Swiss fcocuty will meet at tbe ball at 3 p in
today
Mr Iloroco Nnlsim and Mrs Luclle Harris
Keeper were united in marriage In Galveston
on Wcduesdry June 11
Next Sunday there will be a grand barbecue
at Newmans park given by tho Drays Bayou
Harmony club with pigeon and riao shooting
concert and dancing
Council No 151 Order of rondo will elect
and Install ofneers at tbe meeting Thursday
night June 22 In lythlan hull There wilt
also be some initiations
Ilov Wm Hayne L avell D D pastor of
the IrBt Presbyterian church has returned
to tho city and will bo In his pulpit today
preaching morning and night
An Ico cream festival will bo Riven by tbi
Ladles Aid society of the Second Baptist
church on tho lawn corner of Hardy ana
Providence streets Thursday Juno 22
Tho ladles of the Third Baptist church will
give an Ico cream supper and lawn party ni
the residence of Mr C V Uaughdrlll
Young avenue Tuesday evening Juno 20
Mrs C A Cameron announces tho mar-
riage o her oaughter Ewlng Lynn Gregory
to Mr Clayton Davis Pittman Wednesday
Juno 21 at 230 p m at Shearn Methodist
church
The Lords Cycle club smoker takes place
tonight and the boys expect a Jolly time of It
All members of the club aro expocted to be
present and arrangements have been made
areordlngly
Tho railroads have arrangod to run special
low rate excursions on July 4 from Galveston
inn Antonio Austin Shrsveport Victoria and
Intimedlato points to The Battle of Ma
Illa as will ss shown at Magnolia park
Mr end Mrs J U Supir have issued cards
announcing tho inarrUgi of their daughter
L > dla Loena to Mr V Ueverly Turner Tho
wedding will akj plni1 Wednesdiy evening
June 28 at S 30 o clock at 2401 Capitol ao
uuoMr
Mr T J Collins left at the Business League
rooms yesterday a most beautiful bunch of
peiohcs They attracted considerable atten-
tion and wero much admired and no liner
samples can be shown by any section ot tho
rountry
Dick Dawllng camp U C V wilt hold a
meeting this afternoon nt 1 oclock at the hall
lr tbe market house The question ot a monu-
ment to the heroes of Sabine Pass will be
brought up and a large attendinco of mem-
bers Is desired
LOOP memorial services will be held at
tho Plrst Baptist church tonight Jtuv L D
Ltmkln will dollver tho address and tho Artou
Quartette will conduct song service Members
of local lodges and visiting Odd Tellows will
attend In n body
The police commission consisting of Alder
men Dickson Rosenthal Robinson and
standlng tho fact that thn huino h iA
hi tl benK Holnse met yesterday morning to consldor
done Is not at all
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n L L J ° ho charges against Ofllcer Nelson for asiult
serves i na costumes and scenery aro up ing Moll Carrier Mistier but the Investigation
t0 date
and the company Is a clover one
This afternoon beginning at s oclock
Herb Lewis band will BIvo a concert
at tho nark which will continue until S
o clock when tho curtain win rise for the
matlneo nerformanco ot Around
World Another concert will
beforo tho night norformnncu
crowd Is expected
was continued until Wednesday morning at 10
oclock
The Ited Men ot Houston have worked up
n big Intereit In their coming Fourth of July
plrnlc and there is a movement on foot to
still further popularize It by having It nt For-
est park Instead of at San Jacinto park It It
Is not too lato to make tho chtngo
Tho employes ot the Houston nnd Tetis
Central Uallwa company had their annual
ricnlo at La Porte yesterday It w s ono of
the lorgest attended outings of the season
to largely attended In fact that the salo of
tickets was refused and people wero turned
away from the depot unable to secure ac-
commodation on tho trains
Tho revival being conducted by John L An-
drews on Common strejt near Wavcrly Is
arousing a groit deal of Interest The audi-
ences aro steadllv Increasing and every ono
reoms to be enjoying Mr Andrews practical
preaching A npeclal service will bo held for
the children this nfternonn nt 3 CO oclork
For tho convenience of the audience tonight
the baptistry has been moved out Into tho
open air where every ono can see from the
seats Song service benlnn at 7 30 and preach
ils at S p ra All are Invited
Grunil Ilxtiirnloti IMmilp
St Mnrya Episcopal Sunday school will
glvo their nnnuil picnic and outing for the
children next Saturday June 21 at La
Porto The superintendent supported by
tho over willing assistance ot the good
ladles ot the parish has spared no effort
to make thin the most nttractlvo and
pleasant nffalr of the season Good music
will bo supplied and refreshments con-
sisting of lomonado and ico water will
bo abundantly served
Tho mudost sum of 60 cents will be
charged adulti tor tho round trip chil-
dren under 12 years half price The pub
lie is cordially Invited to Join this ex
cursion
Smith nnd Wont Teim lrcs Annii
Mr W A Malr secretary of the South
and West Texas Press association li >
letter undor date of Friday saja tho newsi
ipapcr men composing that association
will conveno at Houston October 13 and
II This will be an occasion when the
memhera of the Houston Business Loaguo
Cotton Exchango Manufacturers assoca
tlon and tho city and county oftlclats
commercial public nnd property holders
and citlzons generally expect to lay thorn
selves out In entertaining one ot tho most
delightfully agreeabio body of ladles and
gentlemen Texas counts In her citizen-
ship
SUNDAY AT FOREST PARK
At 2 oclock thin aftornoon thora will
be a concert glvon at Forost park by
Lewis Military btnd At 3 oclock tho
Itoadick company will give a matlneo per
formance of Around the World At 7
oclock another outdoor concert and at
i 30 tho evening performance of Around
the World There Is no admission to the
park to hear the concerts and at tho mat
lneo the prices are 10 and 20 cents while
nt night it is 10 20 and 30 cents to tho
theater
The citizens of Houston are beginning tv
realize that thoy can visit a perfectly
propor and well conducted park unjoy a
most pleasant hour or two and see a dol
lar show at 10 20 and 30 cents at For-
est park For that Is what the manage
ment is furnishing in this big company
in their special scenlo productions
Shirt walstn and dress skirts a specUltv
Si Packards Troy Laundry
The Galveston Houston and Henderson
Railway company announce that comraenc
Ing Sunday June 18 they will run a Uyer
from Houston to Galveston every Sunday
leaving Orand Central depot at 145 and
International and Orcat Northern dopot al
lor p m arriving nt Oalvcstoa 3 20 p
m and returning leave Galveston at S 20
p m This train will make no stops bo
tween Houston and Oalveston and Is in
addition to the nine regular dally trains
as fhowp by published time cards
Wo please the ladles consequently the
gentlemen Si Packards Troy Laundry
For sale by Houston Qu
Then tbo digestive organs retuso to
worK the whole human system la out ol
prdor If thoso almpte warnings of a
jure are neglected then something serious
is llltely to follow Use Dr Brandons
Red Cross compound after meals and
your digestive apparatus will soon be in
perfect condition
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washing
ested
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Have the Baby
Look Sweet
Much depends upon what kind
of style Cap that baby wears ugly
caps make a pretty baby ugly
Now the correct and by far the
daintiest style of Caps is the
French Cap We are well
prepared with lots of the dainty
things and want you to see them
They can be laundered and used
again and again
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Rain and Sun Umbrellas
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Lovely Wash Veils at
25c 39c 50c 69c 75c and 89c
Net Veiling by the yard in all black or black with
white dots white with black dots or all white at
per yard 25c 35c 50c 75c 85c 100 125
Wash Goods Selling
Is always lively with us Its
easily explained why we keep
busy when upon investigation
you will find our Lawns Organ-
dies Dimities and Percales so far
superior in quality and designs
Stripes in Wash Fabrics are way
in the lead this season and on our
counters you will find an array at
5c 8 c 10c 12c and 15c that
can not but meet favor from you
Our Shirting Fabrics are indeed lovely and we
especially ask you to see the very exclusive effects we
show in Madras Cloths at 15c and 25c This fabric
is most desirable for Gents Shirts as well as for
Ladies Waists
White Waists
The ones that every
loves to see as well as to
and which goes into the
lady
wear
wash
as often as you may choose and
comes back to you as pretty as
when first bought We have
not for a day neglected our
White Waist stock Each week
brings us several new and pret-
ty styles Of couise those
with insertion and tucks come
first and thats the kind we
show the greatest variety of and the prices aie 98c
100 125 150 175 198 200 225 249
275 300 325 and up to 650
If Its a Colored Waist you may want we want
to tell you that tor 75c you may have choice of our
regular 125 and SI50 Waists and for 98c you may
have choice of our legular Si75 5185 and Sigs
Waists All of the best materials and best makes
Short Ends
Two kinds of short ends this week One kind
is the White India Lawns Just 1000 pieces left of
the 30OO we told you about last Sunday They moved
lively and what did it The quality and price We
told you that the lot was not defective in any
simply mill short ends that we bought cheap
may have them cheap also Each piece marked
wise
You
with
number of yards and price
The Table Linen Short Ends
The other kind we want to tell you about Simply
an accumulation of short ends that we cant use and
you can Prices will move them quickly thev come
2 2 and 3yard pieces J
Prices 50c 75c 85c 98c 100 125 150 and up
Ail kinds may be had and plenty
thats sold are of no service to the
purchaser Some stores buy um
brellas made of any old thing just in
order to have something cheaper than
the store that sells good and relia
hie merchandise the purchaser gets
the woist of it Now we buy good
Umbrellas so that we are enabled to
recommend them Thats what you
want and thats the kind of people
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for your money
Ladies Umbrellas at 85c with steel rods and with
wooden handles are worth St25
Ladies Umbrellas at 98c with Dresden or wooden
handles and steel rods are worth Si50
Ladies Umbrellas at 150 with wooden or Dresden
handles and steel rods are worth S200
White and Fancy Parasols can be had this week at
greatly reduced prices
Mail orders have our careful attention
and express charges paid on alt orders
of 500 and over but we DO NOT
pay postage on mail packages
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Veil Showings
find
> Not often that you can just
3l what you want in other stores in the
s way of a Veil We know that ladies
are and should be mo t careful about
what kind of a veil they use We
JS claim to be fully prepared to give you
g Just the proper thing Wash Veils
1 = j have the call now they are most
rz practical for they can be
and are fully a > pretty
Visit the Veil Counter you will
laundered
as befoie
be intcr
HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MOBNING JUNE 18 1899
OF MERIT
of STANDARD
Buying from us is an assurance
Wc lose no opportunity to fill our store with the NEWEST AND
BEST of merchandise while others worry continually in their
defective and worthless stuffs Your
efforts to put before you
money back at any time you may find our goods otherwise but
superior and lower in price In no instance are values mis-
quoted Limited quantities to each customer Any telephone
orders cheerfully and gladly filled Monday or any other day v
LargdPilIow Cases 6 for
Hemmed Sheets 81x90
Hemstitched Sheets 81x90
Extra fine and large Hemmed Pillow Cases
White Dimity 10 yards for
Plain White India Lawn 10 yards for
Satin Striped White Lawn per yard
Beautiful and effective Fancy Lawns in stripes 10 kind per yard
Fancy Lawns pretty patterns 10 yards for
Fancy Figtued Organdies 10c kind 10 yards for
Spiial Beauty Pins per dozen
1HEDSWA0ERO3RSET
Tho Downger Corset
for stout Indie1 nil
sizes price 200
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Something of great interest
to each lady is hei cor-
set the fit of her dress
to say noth
ing of her
comfort
is a matter
that should
have all
ladies inter-
est We do
not ask you
to buy any
particular
make of
corset but
w e have
placed be
loieyou all
Millinery
of the best
makers goods and
will gladly fit or send
out for your own fitting
any of the following
makes
25c
31c
39c
10c
49c
25c
3c
5c
29c
39c
12io
50c kind Ventilating Summer Corsets 29c
50c kind Wash Veils 25c
White P K 10c kind per yard 5c
Ladies Lisle Vests 15c kind 10c
Extia fine quality fancy P Ks 25c and 30c kind 10c
Another 300 pieces Machine Torchon Lace 10c and 12c kind 5c
Best quality Cents Night Shirts 75c kind 49c
Dr Raubs Egg White Soap genuine 3 cakes for 17c
Ladies extra fine quality Dropstitcli Hose 3 pairs for 50c
Twelve or fifteen extra tine Silk Waists 5 kind 250
Fancy Sailor Hats St 50 kind choice 50c
Ladies Black 24inch Umbrellas silver trimming on handle 29c
10 different colotings of Cyrano Fan Chains 25c
Plain Silver long Fan Chains new 39c
For AlUpure Linen
Fancy Lawns
goods are leally worth 25c
P K and
Linen Suits at
These We have decided to close out our
to 30c a yaid Our large purchase entire stock of Ladies Readymade
enables us to sell at 19c per yard P K and Linen Suits comprising the
The patterns are dainty and proper for S500 to S600 kind You mayse
childrens gaiments and nothing to lect your choice tomorrow for only
surpass them for a ladies dressing
sacque or wrapper Light colors and
dark colors with a good spi inkling of
the new blue effects they are worthy
of your attention
S
No Exchanges and none sent
out on approval
misses and children R G Summer Corsets
Thomsons Summer Corsets
This week some decidedly special One of the prides of our establish
attractions await you Over 73 nwnt is our Hosiery department al
dainty and pretty Midsummer Hats at ways keeping the nest for the least
a great sacrifice You will find Hats money No one article vts mothers
at 199 215 225 250 265 and so much worry as Childrens Hosiery
275 in each case worth much more We can promise the best of values
J ° uwfllalwV8getvare Sailors at 50c
Our great sale of 125 and J5150
profit and be pleased
Take Elevator
Hosiery
VcntllatltiK Corsets
Ince trimmedall sizes
75c value now 40c
Wc keep P D Corsets W B Corsets R G Corsets J B Cor-
sets Z Z Corsets Thomsons Corsets Her Majestys Corsets
Lavida Corsets Royal Wooster Corsets Ferris
Waists for ladies
P D Corsets and
and if not as we state we will gladlv
refund money 5 y
Ladies Fast Black Hose Wc 12c
15c 20c 25c 33c and 50c
Childrens Fast Black Hose 10c
Fancy Sailors selling for choice only 12 15c 25c 33 lc and 50c
50c Look them over you will Special showing of Ladies
Drop Si itch vHose at 20c 25c
33jc 50c 65c 75c 85c 98c
100 125 and 150
Black
Sellers of FirstClass Dry Goods Notions and Millinery
si
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Wi U t
411 and 43 Min Street
The Busiest Store on Houstons Busiest Street
Muslin Garments
sortment
The Variety of
Bathing Suits
We show will please ou They
are well made and we kindly ask
an inspection
Childrens Suits 89c and up
Misses Suits 89c and up
Ladies Suits 125 and up
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from the
miUs fr
country tn
study the
using p2
material
giving
orkmansfi
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you of t
a qualities 7
Gown Showing this week at
< oc 59c fi5 u
55c 98c 100 125 135 l
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Drawers at 25c 39c 49c 59c 65c 85c S8t j
Corset Covers at 25c 35c 59c 65c 75e fij j
and up
Skirts at 75c 85c 98c 125 15011 h-
and up
Attentive salesladies who will gladly show th a
0
Lisle Vests at 25c worth tf
Silk Vests at
Colors white pink or blue
Infants Knit Vests for summer use25c35cSis
Jap Fans
Keep cool these hot hours A lit-
tle fan helps mightily and whats the
use overlooking this advantage Near
our Glove counter you wll find a pretty
array of the fans we talk about
5c 10c 15c 20c 25c and 35c
Will secure a pretty choice
Ribbons
You canr be dressy without Ribbon lhsS
havenotnej10
so proper for Belts and Stocks We
this stock simply because the season is late cut umj
to us
contrary new ones are coming daiy
Colors and Fancy Stripes have the call j
20c 25c 35c 40c and 50c per yard gets
choice
Mosquito Bars
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we feel ad J5jJ
We have only such Bars that
to be gooddont keep any that we rs m
beW and
mend
Readymade
Net Bars
with frame and
all attachments
as cut
For Single
Bed
98c
For Double
Bed 125
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before you buy JJj
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to us
why
size and prices will influence you
the sale We want you to see our BoNnna
250 275 298 300 325 350 and up
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At any time goods not as
represented your money
back for the asking
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Rubber Bathing Caps j
Gloves
Ours is a glove store all the tint
It matters not what kind of 1 GVt
you want we can furnish them
Ladies Silk Gloves in black to
gray or white at 5t
We are sole agents in Houston fit
Centemeri Trefousse and to
Paul Co s Kid Gloves
Full line of sizes and colors on hisi
at 100 125 150 U52Mf
and 225
No old stock to quote
Ladies Vests
We are showing an exceptional good line dl
Ladies Vests this season and can assure you of fcl
advisability of seeing our assortment before purchii
mg
Lisle Vests at Wc worth 151
Lisle Vests at 12c worth Ml
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