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HOSIERY
25c a id air
Black, tan and fancy striped lisle
thread hose, plain and drop stitch,
this week only at the above price.
LACES.
Valenciennes edges and incert
ings worth from 3c to 6c per yard
this week you can get one dioen
yards for
20c 30c. 40c, 50c
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We have an immense line of line
Mechlin all overs, edges and insert
ing, organdy tuckings and puffings.
EMBROIDERIES
Do not fail to see our stock of
embroideries.
7c qualities go at 5c
10c qualitioB go at 7y,C
15c qualities go at IOC
18c qualities go at 'JC
25s qualities go at I5C
'35c qualities go at .25C
40c, 50c, and GOc qualities go at 35
We offei? ol big;
line of -waListsa
,worth tr to l.r5
tlais week at
FANCY RIBBONS
We are showing the biggest line
of fancy ribbons ever put on sale at
put on sale in this citv. These
ribbons are worth up to 70c ;l vn1
tins week at
SUN UMBRELLAS
500 of the best SI. 50 TCIr., q:ik
Sun Umbrella . jnade will be sold
tms ween at
BELTS
49C
FICHU
The verv latest thino- fn h,
with white dresses.
A big line just in of pique and
lace fichus, worth from
WISXO to H& .
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54-in. Cream Colored Damask
worth 35c a yard at. I9C
54-in. Red Damask, worth 25c
a yard, at 1j.C
72-in. Unbleached Damask,
worth GOc a yard at 35
C)4-in. Full Bleached Damask,
good patterns worth C9c,at 5OC
72-in. Full Bleached Damask,
worth 95c a yard at 75
72-in. Full Bleached Damask,
worth $1.25 a yard at 95C
Odd lot of Napkins of six special
ly low prices,
19-in. Crash, cream colored
worth 7c a yard at 5C
Cotton Crash, worth 5c a yard
at : 3c
We have other bargains in this
department too .numerous to
mention.
Those new belts are in, in all the
latest creations.
Beaded elastic belts worth
75c each at
Beaded elastic belts worth
$1 each, at
Beaded elastic belts worth
$1.25 each, at.
Beaded elastic belts,girdle
effect, in all black, black
and turquoise, and black
and steel at
I.50 1.75 2.25 2.75.
WHITE GOODS
We have an unusually complete
line of White Goods suitable for
commencement drosses irwi;ii.
Persian Lawns, Organdies, Plain!
rut A Tri-t-nA O...! T J T t 1
7ec ;"ucu owhjsus, -Limuies, ma
' ian Linens, etc.
$,00,NE6KWEAR
Something new in stocks in pique
point de esprit, and Brussels net
from 25c each up to tflij
WASH DRESS .
GOODS
We have just received an im
mense new fine of all there is in
summer dress goods and you will
miss it if you do not drop in and
look over the assortment.
These goods are worth from 12J4
to 39 cents, they.go at
IP, 18K Iff, ,
In addition to the above qualities
a beautiful line will be shown of
Silk Mixed and Embroidered Mad
ras, etc., per yard from 35'-Cnp
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and Mr. W. Warren. Tho subjects of
tho toasts and the speocbcs were, "Ora
tory," Principal Weterhouse; "The W.
andH,"J D. Ringer; "Tho Orabtreo
Forensic Club," J. F. Tobin; "Tho C. D.
S'b. PaBt," William Hoppe; "The C. D.
S'u. Putuie," M. Wheeler; "The Depart
ing Members,'1 B. Griggs; "The Remain
ing Members," 0. Crooks; "Our Soldior
Members," J. B. ChesBington; "Our
Freshmen Members," H. Warren; "Tho
L. H. B., E. Hodges; ' Our Principal,"
C Taylor; "The Faculty," 0. Beard;
"The L. H. S. Girls," Ed Fletcher;
"The Browning Club," W. Warren; "A
Banquet," Theodore McWilliamB; "Cic
ero, '" K. P. MacDonald; "The Purple
Shield and Silver Wroath," Li Past.
Those present were, Principal and Mrs.
Watorhouso, Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs.
Wheeler; Misses ConBtancer, Trigg,
Stoiner, Doahn, Leist, Erford, King,
Benedict, Bell.WUliamB, Bockraan, Hall,
Brown, Denman and Bentley; Messrs.
Ringer, ChoBiDgton, PoBt, Crooks, War
ren, Taylor, Warren, MacDonald, Saw
yer, Hoppe, McWilliamB, Wboelor,
Fletcher, Tobin, Hodges, Pucal, Beard,
Burlingamo and Griggs.
Mrs. M. I. Altkon gave a delightful
card party Saturday aftornoon. Tho
house wbb adorned with American
beauties. Six handed euchre was played
and handsome prizes were won by Mes
dames Fling, Spencer, Coffrotb, Baker,
HargroaveB and Burr. Tho following
were invited: Moadames Abbott, Arm
strong, Altkon, P. W. Brown, P. A.
Brown. E.P. Brown, Brown, Baker, Bill
moyer, Burr, Burnham, Bqckstau", Bee.
sou, Branch, Ohapin, Campbell, Cowd
rey, Coffrotb, Campboll, Clark, Dorgan,
Evans, Fling, Dorgan, Foster, Fawell
Froeman, Goarhart, Garten, Griffith,
Hutchins, Hargreaves, Hill, Hellwig,
Hall, Holm, Irvino, Jones, Kelly, Ken
nard, Kirby, Lambertson, Ladd, Lewis,
Leonard, Lees, Morrill, Manning, Muir,
Morrison, Maxwell of South Bend,
Wash., Moisnor of Liberty, Neb., Nancei
Paine, Pitcher, Preston, Rightor, Ray
mond, Rodgers, Robinson of Chicago;
Rector, Spencer, Sterns, Seacroat, Teot
ersThorapson, W. J. Turner, R, M. Tur
ner, Talbot, Tilton, Thomas, Toeve, Tier
ney, Van Brunt, WebBter. Winger, Wil
son, Wolcott, Wells, Wheeler, Ward,
Wright; Misses Rightor, Raymond. Burn
ham, K. Cowdory, A. Cowdery, Kirkflr,
English, Aitken, Nance, Smith, Altken,
Saiith, Putnam, Oakley, Smith.
Mrs. J. F. Hutchins and Mrs. W. E.
Morse entertained at Bix-handed euchre
yesterday afternoon at tho home of Mrs.
Hutchins. Tho house was decorated
with roaos and carnations. Light re
freshments were eorved. Tho invited
guoats were MesdarasB Casnboor, Ga
routto, Jones, R. M. Turner, W. J. Tur
nor, Rudge, Soacreat, Morrill, Baker,
Brown, Aitken, Loo, Nehon, Lynch,
Sohus, Tipling, Gunzel, Parker, Mille,
Clark, Hibnor, HarJoy, Wheeler, 8t3arns,
Perkine, Rodgers, Folsom, Campboll,
Holyoko, Humphrey, Clark. Reos, Rich
ards, Porter, Chapin, Gerhard, Hill,
Field, Lahr, Druso, Butlor, Grubba,
Mayor, Wilson, Lindlay; Misses Llndlay
Palmer and Turner.
Tho alumni association of the Lin
coln high school gave its annual banquet
Monday night in tho high school build
ing. Tho members of tho class of '99
numboring about fifty wore received
into the association. Many of tho toach
ors were also present as woll as members
of tho board of education. Tho ban
quet tables woro placod in tho library