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THJ SUNDAY MOkNING
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who doesn't wat
eeooisd best" appreciates, tlje
tyle and hand-tailoring of
Kirscjrbaum Clothes Ready-to-iPut
On. Tiiildicd liy Kii-si li
li.'iiuii. X'c nvc irmly t.rsliww
v.iiith styli's'(jcvclnic(l lv inn
Kir'si-liliauni Tiiilnrs: M.'tiV
Suits .it $2(5.00 to $50.00.
MEN'S DRESS SHOES,
$3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $7.50, to $9.00.
button (i i id 1st - styles, wide ami narrow
lasts, all sizes.
WHITE CANVAS SHOES AND OXFORDS.
W'e have just reeeived a liimeirt of Men's Wliite Canvas
Siloes and Oxfords. Tliev ure just the shoe for these summer
.lays. SKK WINDOW. '.
WHITE DUCK PANTS.
These pants arc made out of it jjnod v.-mlif white eanvas
duek, and are vcit duiahle.
NEW TIES, 35c to $2.00.
All the newest patterns in V.ows and l-'oiir-in-I land ; some
e.Veellent Wash Ties.
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS.
This is the time you will want sonic new ones, in which the
Quality was kept up.
Silk Shirts, t .'. $5.00
uMadras Shirts, at $1.50 to $2.50
HOSIERY;
A complete line of Hosiery is carried for every liieinher of
the I'amilv.
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$4-50 'AND $5.0P FOR A HAT. .
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-Innt"li m nf the slaves to lialut.
;who think bfi-ause" tl.ey jiay 7.i0
lliey are ' jjottini' a lietter hat. Whi'il
yftu buy the (Iftr.lon, at to .").()(,
yoii'jiay ijnlv for flic liat. There' is ho
he'ttcr hat thaii'thc (iOI.'DOX.
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CAPS AND STRAW HATS.
W; have n laie selection of Men's and lioys" Silk and Wool
. ' Caps and Straw Hats of every desriirt ion.
.' BOYS' SUITS,
$7.50, $8.50, $10.00,' $12.50, $15.00.
That.nre fnadc good, look yood, and arc good better than
lots of suits costing more. I'rc-shnink, heavy weight mate
rials, ncver-hi cak fronts, hand Made collars and button holes.
Pants full lined.
Boys' Hats, 50c to $1.50 Boys' Shoes, $2.05 to $4.50
MILLINERY.
Straight Hrims, Droops and various other new shapes, all of
which arc summery and dainty; priced at $2.00 to $15.00.
. . . . CHILDREN'S .HATS, 50c to $5.00,
toitie arc of straw, daintily trimmed, olhcrs 'fancy cloth
Patterns.
New ;
fkesssi
tOI' course yoiitvilI wnnt'a new dress for this
Viij; celebration.- - AH the new fashion touch
es arc seen in the shovin,! of these new
dresses, and a splendid assortment of mate-,
rials; priced m $14.56 to $49.50.
New
Suits
They arc certainly charmint;-, the lines arc
slender and tapering; this hitter effect given
largely by the "skirt. You can select a blouse
style or the high belted waist line model:
priced at $32.50 to $55.00. .
LADIES' OXFORD SHOES
AND PUMPS.
High find low heels, black and
ton leathers, also white canviis,
all th newest. Priced at $4.J0,
$5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $9.00.
OXFORD SH0I-; SAJvH '
One lot of LadicsOxfords at
$2.19 and $2.89.
SILK SWEATERS.
A" large assort incut of Ladies' Silk Sweaters awaits your in
spection: priced at $4.50 to $22.50.
Do You Know the Many
Comforts That You Can
Enjoy by the use of a Good
Tal
aicum
.- Il in piu. liially imlippn.i;illi' iluiinf (hi lt,,k
wt'iitlui-.
- It i fttyitltiiiK in cuhoii of ntinliui'n, pt-i.-l.ly u'nt o
Mliy oilier oi italiuiM jf III.' kUiii chuicI liy ix
.11 pirvchl.s llir akin from priirinif unci will ivimivi''
nny unoomfni-tnltU' HiM-i-tii)iis in i-nso nf i'ci-h.
lvr p.MSpii-nliiin; urul will uiil i -.i.L-r -;ilily ii
IHTvcMtiiiK thou' uuiul. Uns.
After -SlinvitiK. il proiluir.s a romfortalile s.nilli
Ih'e fi"lin$r
After 4nthiiir, it shoulil l.e sp'iiiklfil over 'the en
tire skin -urfiue aiut will yh. tti ;.ny iNressive
mnlntllVe.
-Vnil will find your favoiiti- ;i,l here. We eiirn
Hlmint .n'cry known Taleum r..-il,.-. See ihu
tliiliiy m our wiiwlows this wm-k.
RVKUVON'E SH.H'I.n t SK 1 Vl I I'M
I'OW IIHI1 from 1M ,N(' i o.i m,k
PUTMAN S DRUG STORE
T.ht Jtexall Store
"And you (onrul tli.m? llis Ii was out. Tliii(lili--is nntl
.Hinile wan n.iBioinc. I.ut I wu -w ai v 1 1,,"s,ll"i-' 1 w"i'''l 'i,s 'l'ly. for 1
and rem cl t0 K-t iny heaii! softeii ' ll1""'1 ""' 11111,1 1111,1 '!' he was
to lie- ch.n in of UiH liandsonie, ovi-i l,lsl 11 ' " - riili'.l. o. UiikIox
and iilv.-HliiK penionulliy for I s',. 'li-inijin; yet he lo.iked so keen and
mir id the bin. ili'llireiiitio mam handsuni -I knew he inusl hn Borne-:
with it h Ur wll hat send iihiek j ,M"e tiniifmnl.
cnrliiiK luiir wua u .Mortnon, proli- "1 ninnt eonfesK 1 am a Mormon, '" ;
ahly atlll li tint in k for ninth or In; told ine. iiiii:ly. "Whait l more.,
teinh wife. I u ut loiikim: fi ' ano.lier wile.
"I found the Itgrky Mo'unta'ni i u -0,
lovely hoytiud deMrrlptioll." 1 tin t "Oh!" 1 seri :Mlied nlond. and
lo t.-!l tiiin, Icno.wlliiR words v.'.iul l Jninueil utilli' ovo: lo other beneh.
rail, "low. iln inLM,seH af omii;.,Hh 1 1 wn propaiini; to run away, hut as
hi-.ttiny. Thone niountains 1 had j I searched my bain for pvdlle px
expected to find hiiro twaps oT brown ieuje he polled aerosH oothiiiKly. i
.none-ovhI ItiPl.Wily ptmUiln tn ! -v0 ctttfi't Iil.j o t In m. Wr poip t'
tholr tlnw at .rot, uud vinlnt. imw or wm-s with nil tlip i-hivulry and
CiPoli at id iur.. iJi:J imH RoW i0ve f oih-r men. .to ninkP. yoiu
the nux.i d'lli'ale s'.luiU of rolorisl,r ay.v in ijiind. ,1'an't we visit
all o-pliaten at tlip lop with their j iKo.iiv iiwhlle? 'what Is your
tlne in hli.s.-.ful (ontent, in t: riti il r
inn. "(loodiK'ss, I'm rlad I eiinw
l.a (1. mile tliy nn'iiiiost."
PLAY BALL BY MOONLIGHT
it h of Hmw, which mcI(Mt
i turinliiply lutufllu; cobalt kj'
"Anii those Ttookin wi-rt fittliiK rut th
I J;i-)t tin' nin;iir.o w-
Introtluothin into this .Ivllhtf ul 1.:
CiMiuLf, for Ihe-i' '.h fi;t thv bnatli
of Uii.h womlmfui itioiiuUln nfr. o
dt y 41 ml pure, o ci ysixil clour and huh
kisNtd Tlivte novt'r was such ir
tind ht hills atH fit orr-Rhilint nf
the r.ti rn Hmki '
Ami mil pitrk?" & mKh1.
(Mi.'Itts iuiTk In Ij Gmindt' 'b
all dint i pti"k in u new und trrow-
Iuk cttv uliuiitd be," 1 told
"It nttHUiei o nnico fui u towu whtn
iho citlciis Ton'-HlRht enoiili
(ox.il u.iUt ft hirVf and plot ur.!!
Mt tit land, JuVt .tn th.-y till! hi I'lill
ailrlylrl.t, in ('mar ill Vi(t. w YOrk
'iind Lllcn l'a k, Cincinnati, oic '
"M thor yoythtnt yijn -uld f it-tcsj-
In on t town? AV tii gvi.t
fill fitr helpful Htciimi
"KkImHi. my star if tht ont.'
;.-.fil l.o "wiftly. And somehow I
fH ctMiiiortwl. oiiil ! M hiiu ftNiie
i!t on toy ht iieli. and we talkvd of ,
iiKiny (hi.ms. until : oscntly J
hlnietf'i out. s
"Yon it'..lly w.iiu another wif'?".
"I ct-rtai;yito." ?.tld hV. favortnjr
n,' wi'.h a ula:ico ctiuivaloBt lo
IM-opnsal (i ni.ir- i.i.. ad 1 nwan
him. t.n ni.n i you " f
N'o. ! i-n't iu d.n think tt!
Von lMast : W'IkiI number wifo
vnhl 1 it'"3 .Vmnh'M- five or ton?"
"NnmhiM-" two. 'hut first 1)7 iu
lust", tiny ia r of tw east." .
'IM yoii'l.cHev In another wife."
1 urih;-.auii d nwiut d.
"V!ii i nMn.i'i iitfrd, It. An.l
I t-iiff atfo-d to tmiDtmd yn itlt
for mv tusineM t co-
Marine Drives Ball Through Post Of
flee Window In Fifteenth Inning,
Winning the Game.
Washington. Marines down Id
Oimur have the hall pimc ami pniniit
hahlr, Jut like nil frond Aiin-rii-jom
baok In the Suiteji. Only this titan
they've started Kniiiethlitt; new itt tli
national sport. In a recent pinie ln
twecu the ARnim and Suniay mnrlnei.
niDniiiK throuirh 10 ,lnniiic.. the lrt
fojr lihitnjfs Wer4 plae) by rh- liht of
full moon rising over the pahus
which IwHder the plaza.
. In n fiunfi pltiyed by moonlight ,al
most HtiythliiR In likely to happen.
Maiilon of Hutnny started tiling fur
hls.tenm when he mailed n ball in the
post office through n lle In. the sei-.-t'n
of one of the windows. The Aana
HeldiT wbi uunble to recover it with
out violating section Hl0 of the local
poitat rcijulatitm and the mitay hoys
walkel tutme with the biieoi)'.
Aged nd Happy.
rnhflnbSa, Ky.-Mn. Kter' I.licnpy
ha Jnt (IcbnitiMl her ' one 'imn-li e.t
nfid fiiJt birthday anniversary.. She
Ii a hank cashier. Sh has thieePont
J. P., J. c and V. T. Joh.uti-, nil
prominent In Adair county, and one
daughter, Mrs. Nanttlp Flowers of this
place. Mr. Tiohoiiey, l in posM-nston
of her menbd facdties and talks en
tertalninK'' tf lhe(.aPt.
. La Grandest
.llv UiiV I Wttlliwia
Why. It xlmiiKI lw.
ut l-i tliiiii.iT.-'
il to hear hK
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llMtUli
Hill Hllljl
!if ItiiKhter
!aw.h like thai I
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and l'a
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i .I'm .imi ,! Ii
hwi.0 I ner avpt'.Mr.l
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in t..slern. r '
oped oer lii
" lie'askul.
ii heneh.
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lo tike tl
"And low do ni ltk a
i.linnde?" the nt hiiian 1 -'l-.ifc
jiMkeiU me.
i Knelt daymy tlral neek ;n
Iot'Ii 1 had sailntered er to. lie ' ittitn t
iliiVilt tihoiM noon and 'itiw dl.-ii hut
man cli.iiiieed it on a hein.li nvu "llefc oifJ in
'iiilne Thursday he moved owt tn t ,hwi ir
tho,..d of hi, benrW .o conldl ,., R,hw. '
,'lalk neroKs .,lly. . rfo r. t 1"' '
9 iiku K rawmiihi). ' t.m, 1 : y hlll.T lt, ol untie .nal.M Hifi...
Kl'SSIAS . ClVlKl)
mwi t:u I'M Aiii.ii in
iffy Ansotlntr fr. to The Ob.er.tr'
, HKt-SINGKOKB. June '-". Hi is an
White .OSt.'tls oii-upieif Pete: h.f,
niiwUt niift? frni r'inpiad. o
Phone Your
Orders Early
To MAIN 70 For
BANANAS FOR SATURDAY 35c Doz.
WATERMELONS,
CANTALOUPES,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
. . RASPBERRIES,
strawberries;
and
PRESH VEGETABLES.
Prompt DeliverLe.
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, iih k mid earnest
t'i.it for Kite .ii' th
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AitHWer, v.x-
tnwn is Otilt-
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vv li.it n tit.-, 0 (S'ter w nt&
iianio?" asked hn. tnillinie,
.iitfeln hlOhiB dink ey".
fe'd the .
imtr tip
111 'U a,iH'ea:ti
"S'nlhinK fli"t " 1 to. 111 in evi y 1liii
- IhoilKlltfltiP . "tot H fcl W9tttflf.il, ti t; il"iidtdly ."
l.a l aiidiKt th trel "well Ittit! out. Uk- tjn-. ' liiui't .m o d.ne'oWhat tlo yon
l "ewlaliiwl. Ie lifleii -modora. pioi:tii Ihiiik I ait ' t'eine to 1.1 Oraiifte !
h -.1 ri lov; atilraetlw; Ule hoinin of tlf'he : stihr'i i wife of o Mvtpinon?"
t'Mi to eTijy ami rontfotltihle: and VI S i-.),i.l nl-ot oe pmneu
oh. lite i1th of ,lviity pon'i a -Hi -Our wiv-s and our roses i o nev.V
toetwt tliilrniins ."my -ye ! tiuvf r.uh anvhim-. If nly onr tiien
attir tia-tuiio on veryr-phyr nml ie mh. ul t.'4i".il."
N :' tiothinj; t .rrltlrne m.it." 1 ..i.' 'oii jUfmoir. t - 1
only Jinpmhnnd." 3 dif pot 0111!) rlaiiti a ttmh o of IHJJI IIRTLIY
riteli.nf! wlMU?" anJA Mas wltvn noW I tlout-tit -" e c TTfffI?ra
. ha tif. iHpm - Voil a-e riKlil. do ll.tlTifH...a iJlOrUM-1- 9 li 7
'.'. 1 apprho4 Wltlt. nnli.vt n ioly. mv fUli r.'liKloti. Iike ih.il yPPMlCll
It.trMotA ! 1111 mi (l:mUiil ,iilit".irU if't'' J"'. ti "imrt'- .
fclh" 9 A en.-d tiKi'H ou' Hie vl,ff,'4 s, parut.sl,
! nii 'l find th- If fmift thteeti.nf
Of liti.XM H kir.l Blwlftl llhAIA.il " mi m 41111I tiolv
Slid. t tn- l aprira 'And .-t Mt r'X.n i'"' wo- nil lilitcs mur irte and nt
M 'ift.v "h, M hen. a frrjrtaa. that lfe pub. he. re. o ' I .ltl.l- I'A.lr iven tt mh r-l lf.
tvs unci .,im,s. 1 , ,,v. ,. k,id ,...r ,, 1.. .eforj In Al hii dr.l- blns one ut tla tr in.u-i .S .
e o,;kv t,.nn.. ajotiy i k.y "111 1 onr braved Uie moiiB- nllv fill tiu-ehan hn nu.i, hi sele. if e heA fn pefsr e'w nt ' "1 these -at
"iii'f1"" iiaiKinK w antra wit-ia (ttri0i'' rt;v t 11.1 ...i uuu - ..-.. v- ..immu i.Ve0iuni 'tn- n:ts pn-,1, t en ant! m eni Vavttarwn
in m ntpifnl Vmt aier.'t a, I .'''"' f-nmed "d Jen Inm tir I'tWiiier AltiuiliiSm x. eo- ) ..-iifco 'aoa. Ifta
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I .;. Italy tf . 4a'rll. l m Is noted fn-
m.t'!t " . nll,.-i Wraf' nw i atr Citlo:
r0,r xasud,,, t .' r'W- !l,t tl omtea t.t- ':lt aarfa,
I fToni:tcli?a,. wVh tfn t nnmlUta .mtl jk..n see ii .
X"M'-' . ' ' o ;vf- rowprtrth-' ,.. nion,9
: 90 '' " ,l' !. nv with fVatifc'
TMS TO KSav iiiion.iia.:nijn r;, . sperial em
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