Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 8

I i THE? XUSTW STATESMAN'. grSD'AT, 'eEPTEmPS yesterday-reported an unusual Increase 'luart enameled pudding pans, value 25c, our price 10c; eight quart enam in the movement of produce, consider ably exceeding that of hut year. eiect milk pans, value 3c, our price ivc; iuuo pounds pure fresh candies, York city, where she will visit friends and acquaintances. R. E.

Klein left yesterday for Chicago via the International and Great Northern. Adrian Poole left for San Antonio on a brief 'business visit. Harry Pruett left last night for Hyomel costs you nothing unless It worth Joe pound, our price 10c a A rtistic Designing pound. Monday, September 10. skates 7Gc and J1.25 a pair.

Special 10c sale on pretty decorated table ware Tues cures you or catarrh. Deposit tl with Yates Hunter and if Hyomel falls to cure they -will return your money. MS day, September 11. See show window. a R.

E. Warren's 6c and 10c store. 215 East Sixth street Georgetown for a brief visit. Mrs. O.

B. Caldwell of Dallas Is visiting Mrs. J. H. Pope at her country home on the Manor road.

E. B. Robinson left last night for G. A. Sievers received a special stock of violin strings.

Call at Bush Gerts Piano company and examine same. Bush Temple, Lighth and to: DAY GEORGE W. PATTERSON Houston. State Senator S. P.

Skinner of UNDERTAKER AND PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE STABLES. OMNIBUS AND BAGGAGE TRANSFERS FINE CARRIAGES AND LIGHT LIVELY; BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY! Waxahachle was In Austin en route to A number of Austin people took advantage of the low rate excursion to his home after spending a few days in El Paso. Houston and Galveston via the Inter RUBBER T1RED HOSPITAL AMBU County Commissioner W. F. Searight national and Great Northern yesterday.

LANCE. 108 TO 116 E. SEVENTH 6T, BOTH PHONES 181. Is expected back tomorrow from Mineral Wells, where he has been spend Tempered by practical knowledge, stimulated by a policy of selling only the besthas made Harrell Klein Co's Clothing the acknowledged ideal. Our Models for Fall '06 include, besides the conservative styles many novelties not shown by other stores.

It will therefore be to your advantage to refrain from buying your fall suit until you have inspected our line of merit. Andrew Xrle, special agent for the Pacific Express company, spent yesterday in the city, and left last night for nis headquarters in St. Ixtula. AT DRIVING PARK AUSTIN vs, HOUSTON Game Called 4:00 SUTE.R, Pitcher Come out and see the Champions win against Houston's all State ALOE'S RESTAURANT Business Men's Luncheon. 35c 12 m.

to 2 p. m. 35c Chicken Loaves a Specialty. Next door to Post office. 14 Old Phone 144.

ing several days. Misses Florence and Fay Henry, who have been visiting their parents at Whitesboro, and at other points, have returned and will soon assume their duties as teachers in the home school. Misses Carrie and Annablrd Bowman have returned after several Mrs. Janet and Miss Mary Downle returned home from a two months' visit to friends and acquaint V. O.

Weed, funeral director and em ances in ew York and Detroit. They visited other eastern cities while away. weeks' visit in Shreveoort. La. balmer.

Thurlow Weed, embalmer; Miss Lena Bishop, assistant; 108 East Captain Joseph Nalle left last night ifiight street. Phones, ZZS. at SELLING-OUT-TO-QUIT-SALE via the Missouri, Kansas and Texas for Colorado Springs, where he will join his family who are spending the summer at that place. BRUSH'S. Mrs.

S. R. Boyd has returned from an extended trip to Hubbard City and Hillsboro, where she visited friends and relatives. Judge I. Lovenberg left yesterday for Galveston.

Cabaniss House Arrivals Walter H. E. T. Namey, Dee Simpson and wife, Mrs. H.

L. Tate, Marble Falls; G. NT. Bowie, A. B.

McRae, San An jn- 4, Start Now. G. F. Hawks, general superintendent of the Houston and Texas Central rail Take a course at the Nixon Commer Suits $15 to $40 cial college and you will be prepared road, passed through the city yesterday afternoon en route to Houston from for the practical duties of life. Corner Tenth and Congress Avenue.

Llano where he has been on an in spectlon trip. SELLING-OUT-TO-QUIT-SALE at tonio; A. Peeler and wife, -Cherokee; R. Peeler, W. H.

Roberts, Llano; James M. Mathes, G. W. Carter and wife, New York; R. G.

Stafford, Richmond, Sidney L. Walker, Springfield, Ohio; DR. W. H. WAY Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

have resumed the practice of the above specialties. OFFICE MASONIC TEMPLE. jj 1 BRUSH'S. HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE S. E.

ROSENGREN, Undertaker and Embalmer. City Engineer Leonard Is again seeking more laborers for street work, a larger force being required to push ahead the Improvements on West Fifth and Colorado streets. T. J. Alexander, Blanco City; C.

Page, Levi Stubbs, City; J. A. F. Car Hours, 8 to 1 and 2 to 6. Old Phones, 1616 and 457.

roll, Weir; A. M. Santerman. Hobart. A MAN'S HAT Is more than simply a guard against weather; is mora than an ornament, A man's hat is, to a great extent, His Label.

The wearing of it ought to bo more than merely a habit, and the selection of more than a matter of U. T. Fine Carriages for Hire. Hospital Ambulance. 413 Congress Avenue.

Phones 451. Arrivals at the Avenue Hotel James Tuesday Night, Sept, 11 City Engineer Leonard has completed Osborn. Dallas: S. N. Wilson.

St. Louis; Walter S. Logan, New Orleans; H. McWheney. Brown wood: C.

O. the work of grading the street in front of the South Austin fire department for a distance of about six blocks, also PERSONAL LOOK WHO'S HERE. Let's All Bo Happy. Edward R. Salter's cleaning out the gutters and putting in new pipe.

Old Phone 1635. Residence Phone 601. DR. CLARENCE H. TERRELL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Graduate of American School, Kirksville, Mo. Room 9, Openheimer Building, Austin, Texas. chance convenience! .1 Misses Myrtle and Marie Cloud left Company of "Regular" Comedians and The bookkeeping scholarship at Grir Weathers, D. S. Weathers, Shelley; Frank Chishom, Rockdale; W.

E. King, Barton; T. W. Horton, Llano; Walter McCutcheon, Taylor; D. Robertson, Leander; Mrs.

P. C. Staley. Preston Staley, Vernon; Sheriff Barkes, Belton; Granville Jones. Mineral Wells; P.

A. Habel. Mrs. Habel and daughter, Athens; O. L.

Walker, San Antonio; J. H. last week for Georgetown to visit fitts college awarded to Miss Lucy Armstrong, daughter of Alderman D. Kobertsop of Leander was an ar J. Armstrong, at the Labor day picnic has been raised from 525 to $50 value.

The KNOX HAT rival In the city yesterday and reg-is'rred at the Avenue. Real Soubrettes. A SPARKLING BREEZE OK FUN I KEY AND ABEY If your business doesn't Justify a Mrs. P. C.

and Preston Staley were regular bookkeeper, or if you want a Dr. J- E. Howze EYE; EAR, NOf AND THROAT. system devised for your special line. get In touch with a reliable man who can supply your needs by addressing "Accountant," care Statesman.

guests at the Avenue yesterday, registered from Vernon, Texas. D. T. Burkes of Belton was among the Avenue arrivals yesterday. W.

E. King came in from Bartlett yesterday and registered at the Avenue. J. W. Norton was in the city from Office Yates Hunter's Drua Store.

rew Orleans; Emmett Reagan, San Antonio; Thomas J. Hill, Houston; Roy Benson, Fort Worth; Mrs. T. C. Stenolt, St.

Louis. Hancock Hotel Arrivals G. B. Swan, Cross Plain; W. A.

Fortner, San Antonio; F. M. Davidson, agent "Ikey and Abey" company; F. B. Nichols, Houston; Alonzo Carter, Galveston; W.

E. Springer, New Orleans; Miss Minna E. Lee, Lampasas; S. E. Bogett, Llano; C.

H. Gordon, U. S. geological curvey; J. W.

Dees. Llano; W. H. Askey, San Antonio; John Massing, Con Harlow, Houston; F. E.

Newman, BOTH PHONES. Madam Wheless at the Drisklll hotel guarantees to make your feet well, your hair grow, cure all skin diseases, remove moles and warts, gives electric "WHATEVER IS, WE AM." Two Funny "Hochams" WILL H. COHAN AND LEW WELCH The Dainty Pair IRENE MEARA and IDA LAWRENCE and "Oh, Listen (o the Band" BURT HAVERLY "Mr. Kidder From Kidsvills." Llano yesterday, a guest at the Av is-well it's THE, hat that seems to naturally belong with H. K.

Clothes and H. K. et ceteras. IT IS A GOOD DEAL TO GET FOR FIVE DOLLARS In our line of Shirts you have the widest Hind of a choice, from $1.00 to $3.50 Cool Shirts if you want them enue. Geo.

E. Shelley Walter McCutcheon came flown from baths and body massages. Forms developed. Old phone 1730. Mr.

Ben Thorp of Key Thorp Is Hutto yesterday and went to the Memphis; G. A. Truesdale, Dallas; ATTORNEY AT LAW In the east on a purchasing tour. This i J. H.

Lone of New Orleans was a guest at the Avenue yesterday. Delightful and catchy music. The latest songs and dances. Brilliant scenes. Pretty girls.

Beautiful costumes and the vaudeville graduates of fall he promises to select the best as well as the largest stock of dry goods, notions, clothing, shoes, this en F. C. Stewart of St. Jurats was reg istered at the Avenue yesterday. win uiayton, St.

Louis; F. M. Moog, Chicago; A. F. Iowry, Galveston; S.

M. Edmondson, Corpus Christi; R. T. Maloney, Waco; S. R.

Briskey, A. B. Tomlln, Nashville; R. N. Blakney, San Angelo; R.

M. Watson. Galveston: Has moved his office to the new Pen-dexter building on Congress avenue. Rooms Sand 9. Second Floor.

terprising store has ever carried. D. S. Weathers of Shelley, N. was International repute.

J. EDWARD PIERCE a guest at the Avenue yesterday. The Whitls school will open for and MARIE ROSLYN Frank Crisholm of KocKwau was a Pat Reily, Chicago; F. H. Lancaster, guest at the Avenue yesterday.

work Wednesday, September 19. The number of received for an Antonio; VV. Preston. Galveston: This Year's Biggest Fun Giver. SEATS ON SALE NOW.

Granville Jones of Mineral wens was M. King, Fort WTayne, S. E. a visitor In the city yesterday and reg the year 1906-1907 is larger than anticipated. The school will be In posi isogett, Llano; W.

F. Kendall, Hous istered at the Avenue. ton; T. E. Hammond, Burnet; W.

E. Voice Culture MRS. JOURDAN W. MORRIS. Studio 816 Congress Avenue.

tion to give excellent result3 and main P. A. Habel with his mother ana Mcuraeor, Jf'ort Worth: W. V. Mc tain Its former standard.

sister were guests at the Avenue yes Master, St. Louis; J. D. Higgins, Waco; S. D.

Glicksman, Denver. terday. Wednesday Night September 12 Fresh shipment mackerel, deep ocean O. L. Walker came in from san An Arrivals at the Driskill HotelF.

and swandown codfish, golden bloat tonio yesterday and was a guest at Beyman, Colorado; J. J. Monroe. Gal ers, roll mops, Holland herring, brick, Classes resumed Monday, September 17. the Avenue.

veston; W. P. Smith, Tennessee; W. H. Bowers, New York; P.

C. Spitler, C. H. W. F.

Kendall came -ip from Hous Swiss and Llmburger cheese, dill pickles and all the new delicacies of the ton yesterday and stopped at the Han season arriving dally. Tom D. Smith, bmitn, Cincinnati; James Rankin, Dallas; F. C. Koysf, F.

A. Howells. New nry McClure Grocery company. cock. T.

E. Hammond, a citizen of Burnet, J. K. Prelle, Fred Lyton, New was a visitor In the city yesterday and PICKED UP W. D.

Whiteside has just returned registered at the Hancock. from Isew York, where ha has been iofk; ti. Marble Falls; Joseph Nicholas, Providence, R. R. C.

Wooster, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Spring, D. Allen, Chicago; E. M.

Swenson, W. J. B. Stone of Belton was a guest at for the past month buying the novelty ABOUT TOWN the Avenue yesterday. stock for Scarbrough Hicks.

For J. D. Hlggins of Waco was a guest this fall and winter ha has selected J. Syster, Fort Worth; J. P.

Hull, New We ar Headquarters for at the Hancock yesterday. a splendid stock of Imported novelties, iorn; u. j. nelt, Houston; J. S.

D. GHckman of Denver was reg the dress goods 11ns being especially urasty, Dallas; H. F. Schaifer, Grand The Sweetest Girl in Dixie istered at the Hancock yesterday. attractive.

Smoke Garry Owen So cigar. Davis, distributor. napias; u. f. uonald, St.

Louis; W. Mrs. Simpson came In from Taylor faanrord, Chicago; John Snyder, Vf. A v-mcinnaii; j. rt.

w. Humichouse, Bal yesterday and registered at the Han cock. court-was ousy boy, but now of New Orleans, accom nmore; t. c. Lovette, Chicago; Leon yesterday checking up school vouchers T.

E3. Bogest of Llano was registered iNassek. New York: a. WoMViHnV panled by his cousin, Miss Claire Cres- ana approving warrants, at the Hancock yesterday. son, returned home Friday after Blx Percy Shands of Waco was a guest Dayton; W.

Moss, New York; R. Talllchet, J. K. Sparks, St. Louis; F.

Dnnlap, Dallas; R. E. Nelland. Hutits- weeks' visit to his father, Mr. C.

Mon fort, of West Fourteenth street. at the Drisklll yesterday. Protection will give a dance at their hall next Tuesday night, September 11. Admission 60 cents; ladles free. vllle; Mrs.

I. L. Klernan, Texas; Max J. R. Aydlett came In from San Antonio yesterday and registered at the The rural mail carriers are availing xiicks ana wire, Miss Cook, San An tonlo.

Drisklll. themselves of the nrivileee eranted Dr. J. M. Loving has -moved his for- I them by the federal government of a W.

E. McGregor of Fort Worth was mer office to the one recently oceuoied fifteen davs' vacation with rjav. The a guest at the Hancock yesterday. SELLING-OUT-TO-QUIT-SALB at An Idyl of the South'; W. V.

McMaster was In the city from uv jjr. uuoeri, over BU congress Ave. I rural carriers heretofore were the only ones excluded from the vacation with St. Louis yesterday at the Hancock, Hon. Marshall Hicks and wife of All we ask Is a trial of nnr a- nril pay list, and much appreciation is be $2.50 boys' school shoes.

The hoos inS shown by them for the recognition. San Antonio, accompanied by Miss Mary Cook were guests at the Drisklll of win ao the rest. Frank DeLashmutt. $11,000 -worth, of tlese precious stones -have been sold by va witHa the past four months. iWe make a specialty of Jewelry Repair Work, having in our employ one of the most expert watch, clock and jewelry repair workmen-'in the United States, -Satisfaction guaranteed.

Our -stock of A happy blending pathos and comedy. WELL WORTH TRYING. W. H. Brown, the popular pension attorney of Plttsfield, says: "Next to a pension, the best thing la to get Dr.

King's New Life Pills." He writes: "They keep my family In splendid health." Quick cure for Headache, The East Austin Improvement club w'll hold their regular meeting at the yesterday. Hugh Williams of Taylor was regis tered at the Drisklll yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. N.

S. Hundston have club rooms at the East Austin Fire hall nuxt Wednesday night, September 13. J. E. Buford arrived In the city from returned from an extended trip to Cincinnati, Cleveland and their old home In rnfllana.

After the general routine of business Dallas Saturday and registered at the onsupation ana Biliousness. 25c. Guaranteed at Yates Hunter's drug Drisklll. ths election of officers for the ensuing Our new fall and winter shoes -will year WIU be taken up, after which re- C. F.

Heidbrlnk of Dayton, Ohio, was lvi a. freshmen ts will be served. appeal to men who like well dressed a guest at the Drisklll yesterday. Sunday Evening's Dinner at leet. Frank DeLashmutt, Hotel Leon Nosslk Was a guest at the Drisklll yesterday and registered from SIS HOPKINS JUVENILE VAUDEVILLE CO.

TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 18, 8:30 O'CLOCK. The Houston and Texas Central are New YorK. Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle and General Sporting Goods R. M. Talllchet of St.

Louis was reg announcing their last excursion to Houston and Galveston, which takes place September 15. istered at the Drisklll yesterday. k. j. Holland or Huntsvlile was Eugene.

Church, a graduate of the class of 1906 at the Austin high school, and also a graduate of the Allan manual training department, has accepted a position as Instructor of that department In the Itasca public schools. This reflects a great deal of credit to this department of our city schools and the best wishes of Eugene's many friends go with him In his new work. among the arrivals at the Drisklll yes- Ladles, drop In and see the swell teraay. IS MOST COMPLETE. A.

Wasson, formerly associated with For Benefit of the High School Library, and handsome new fall and winter shoe styles. Frank DeLashmutt. L. J. Wortham on the Current Issue, now Washington correspondent for the Dance at North Austin Hall outor rrom to 9 p.

m. Canape, Sardines au Parmesau Chlllmao Soup Consomma Royal Baked Red Fish, Anchovy Sauce Potatoes a. la Brebout Kalamazoo Celery Young Radish Brazed Sweetbreads with Mushrooms Baked Spaghetti Milanaise Banana Fritters, Silver Drips Prime Roast of Beet deml glaze Baked Spring Chicken with Sage Dressing Celery Salad Mashed Potates, Creamed June Peas ualveston-Dallas News, arrived In Austin yesterday and will remain sev Thursday night, September 13. Fifty cents admission; ladies free. PRICES: Downstairs, 50c: Children under 12, 25c.

Upstairs, 25c. eral days. Judge J. G. Smith, justice of the Dan Watson, the editor and nro- peace In precinct No.

6 at Del Valle. was in Austin yesterday. Will P. Brady, recently of this city, who was for two terms superintendent of public schools of this county, and a graduate of the law department of the University of Texas of this year's class, has located at Pecos, Texas, in the practice of the law, and bns associated himself with the Hon. James McKenzle of that city.

The Hon. James McKen prletor of the Texas Democrat at San Marcos, was In the city on a brief business visit yesterday. Misses Marie and Sophie Matthle- sen of Snaman Bros, have returned from the east, where they purchased PS No session was held In the corpor beautiful line of hats for both semi and dress. Thursday Night Sept. 13 zle was a member of the last legislature ation court yesterday.

No defendants appearing. Several cases were docketed and continued until tomorrow. if that county. The good wishes of his many friends go with him to his Fried Egg Plant Boiled Mustard Greens with Bacon Cold Blood Beets Hot Parker House Rolls Lemon Custard Pie Green Apple Pie. home made new home.

The express companies of Austin RECRUITING STATION TO BE OPENED HERE California Peach Ice Cream, Assorted Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our friends for their kindness shown the family dur- of8ronrLi'CklieS3 and after the death or our beloved son! i Cakes Roquefort Cheese and Crackers Coffee. Tea. Milk. JERSEY LILIES tirul floral offerings.

Miss Mary Nichols, manager dressmaking department at Mlstrot's, Is In New York attending the fashion shows. Before returning she will purchase a full line of fancy dress goods and trimmings. The Sleta club will on Monday evening, at 8:30, give a circus performance at 1409 East Second street. The features will be music, acrobats, chariot races, wild animal shows and, in a word, all the accessories of an up to date circus. Admission, 15 cents.

wuiiRSTROM- AND FAMHLT. SELLIN'G-OUT-TO-QUIT-SALE at BRUSH'S. OFFICE SECURED IN FEDERAL BUILDING AND LIEUTENANT W. S. FAULKNER WILL BE HERE TO ENLIST RECRUITS.

Ben Morrall, connected with the Houston and Texas Central here, has returned with his family from a holiday trip to Colorado. Dr. J. E. Howze returned yesterday from a month's work in the New York hospitals, where he has been taking his annual post-graduate course In his specialties.

Miss Carria and Miss Bird Bowman of 1404 Congress avenue have returned from an extended trip to Natchez, and Shreveport, where they have been spending a month visiting relatives and friends. R. W. Finley left last night for the north. J.

B. Mettenheimer left last night via the Missouri. Kansas and Texas for Mineral Wells. Miss Annie Mallett and sister, Miss Bessie, returned yesterday to their home In Hyde Park from a visit to their father's ranch In Burnet county. Martin Groos, the oilmill man of Kyle, was in the city yesterday.

P. H. Grhard left yesterday afternoon for New Tork city for a short business trip. Miss Fannie Pfaefflln was an outgoing passenger yesterday for New SELLING-OUT TO QUIT SALE TALE OF TWO MICE. ORIENT means that George A.

Brush is retiring Sport Store Clark's 8th annual Cruise, Feb. 7, '07. 70 days, by chartered steam-tons. Tours in Familiar Manner in Windows on Avenue. from the general merchandise lines and has loused for a term of years the front half of his store building to one of the best firms in the city, who will move into the building as soon as Mr.

Brush can sell out. Therefore, he wishes to sell everything in his store shl "Arabic," 16,000 Round the F- CLARK, 96 B'way, N. T. at bargain prices, as he will only con Professor A. Helchelheim has just returned from Mineral Wells and requests his pupils to call and arran.se the hour of their lessons.

The studio Is room 9, Brueggeihoff building. Violin, piano and cornet taught. Satisfaction guaranteed and results attained. Old phone 520. Professor Helchelheim needs no introduction to the Austin public, having been in tinue the mechanical lines of plumbing, electric, and tin work; also man School Supplies EXTRAVAGANZA COMPANY Presenting the Two Musical Skits The Phonograph Girls AND The Land of Trouble 6 High Class Vaudeville Acts 6 Last week' at CENTRAL RINK 12? East Ninth Street.

Sessions Afternoon and Night. Sack Race Tuesday Night Admission Free. Rink Closes September 15 for several weeks to prepare for the Fall Season. tels, gratesf, and tile, and Quick Meil steel ranges. Now Is your opportunity to buy anything In the furniture, car Lieutenant 'William S.

Faulkner of the Twenty-eighth Infantry, United States army, now stationed at Fort Sam Houston, who came over to Austin on Friday to arrange for the establishment of a branch recruiting station in this city, returned to San Antonio yesterday and will be back again tomorrow and open the recruiting office in the federal building. Lieutenant Saunders is a Virginian and was a captain In the Second Virginia regiment during the Spanish-American war, after which he was appointed a lieutenant in the regular army. The office to be established here will be under the Jurisdiction of the department at Fort Sam Houston. pet, matting, and linoleum line, shades structor of music at St. Edward's college and organist at St.

Mary's Catholic church for the last nine years. and nips, crockery, toilet sets, dinner sets, and odd plates, cups and saucers, etc. Baskets of every kind, wooden-ware, clothes wringers, carpet sweepers, and ice boxes and refrigerator. The line of and forks, carving sets, and scissors is good, 1S4 7 Rogers' silverware, lamps, shades, und. in fact, everything that Mr.

carries. going at prices that will close them out quickly. Go and buy your nci'di Brush's Avenue and Ninth street. Two ladies, walking down the Avenue about dusk several nights ago, after the stores had all been closed and the owners and their clerks gone home, were attracted by a dummy figure of a woman in beautiful evening dress in the window of one of the stores. Thinking it was a new fashion In dress, they stopped to examine It, when greatly to their surprise the mouse ran down the figure's arm, stopped for few minutes on is hand and started at the ladies, then Jjumped to the floor and disappeared.

One of them, in describing the occurrence, did not acknowledge to feeling alarmed, but said that it gave her an uncanny feeling to soe tho mouse so familiar. Last night two other ladies were attracted by another mouse, this time in a music store, which was sporting with a cricket. The mouse would make a rush for tha cricket and the latter vould fly ua a little way, the mouse leaping after it. jumping several times over a foot from the floor, and once or twice turned a somersault ere it alighted. It exhibited all the activity and went through all the antics of a cat playing with a victim, but the ladies said it was much more cunning.

Finally, the mouse caught the cricket ar.d ate It, then disappeared up the lex of tba piano. Coffee is a risk Tablets, Satchels, Lunch Baskets, I Pencil Boxes, Etc. Theodor Ledell. 503 Congress avenue, has just received a fine stocl: of millinery for the coming season. This store has recently enlarged its millinery department, r.nd it is nuw on the second floor and in tho chaise of a competent milliner.

The ladies' ready to wear department Is well stocked with the new fall styles. Also just received, a fine line of shoes for ladles, men and children. School shoes at low prices. at SELLING-OUT-TO-QUIT-SALE BRUSH'S. POSTIM Dr.

JulianSmith DENTIST Has moved his office to the PENDEXTKR BUILDING Comer Eighth and Congress Avenut. Old Phone 13S5. "TO CURE A FELON" Says Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg. "just cover it over with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and the Salve will do th rest." Quickest cure for Burns, Boils, Sores, Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands. Sore Feet and Sore Eyes.

Only 25c at Yates Hunter's drug store. Special 10c sale Monday, September 10. Two quart dark blue enameled coffee pot. good value at 50c, our price 10c. We will sell sixty of the above pots at 10c each; sale begins at 8 a.

one to a customer as lonir as NEVER! Jnb. Ed. Keller 74 Congress Avenue they laat; not sold to children. Five.