Linens, White Goods L. L. Sheetings, best -quality, well worth 6a yard, -*\JB 1Q quantity limited, yd..~..~.**'2,\M White Goods, Fancies and plain sheer and heavy qualities, values to 25c yd., special 401*% Some good Writing Paper, with for Saturday • «"2** 25 neat envelopes, rjut up in a characterize this store Table Linens—All pure linen, nice box, a bargain at 15c, IS g% full bleached damask, extra sale price per box O w Little Differences!!•superio r service, good value, worth 'f&Olf* Just opened another shipment 75c yard tf 4Si2t* of Rattan and Raffia, best qual­ goods of the best quality and the LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS. Dinner Napkins—Broken lot of

ity at lowest prices. New Fash-" !)U «f K " \ * : half dozens, worth to' $3.00 per ion Journals, popular Maga­ dozes, your choice, half fi^l zines and Periodicals. EVANS, MUNZER, PICKERING & GO. dozen V • Wash Goods Handkerchiefs Batiste—Splendid sheer 30-inch Ba­ .A great special sale of neat embroidered tiste, nice assortment of dainty styles, MEN'S FURNISHINGS and scalloped or hemstitched edge Hand­ including the popular white ground kerchiefs. Values to 25c, sale ft ft work. The usual 12^c yard T^f* "Small leaks sink great ships." Look, out for the leaks of extravagance and buy price, each 5Fw . quality £ 2** where you can purchase the best goods for the least money. You can save money on any of these items Saturday. r , Tissue Persian—Very sheer, filmy and Millinery cool warm weather fabric, fine collec­ Men's Silk-Bows—for the high turn'f Men's Fine Balbriggan Shirts and During the next 30 days we will close tion of swell styles. Regular fe^ down collars—worth 25 cents-r— C^> Double Seated Drawers—' i out Qur.ejjormQus stock of trimmed and price 25c yard, Saturday lull Special OC worth 50c .*.".*....'.. 25c untrimmed hats. Our prices always the Mercerized Ribbon Stripe Tissue—60 Men's 50-cent Silk" ties—all styles Men's Lisle Thread Fancy Balbriggaialbriggann lowest. ' Will be almost cut in half for of season's swellest styles in this popu­ and patterns— OR a"* Shirts or Drawers—worth this sale. Our $25.00, $20.00 lar and fashionable fabric, ail the latest Special '.. ... teUV $1.00 4 35e and $18.00 hats; choice/.... Men's laundered soft bosom Negligee shades, including black and white Men's Pull . Seamless Past Black' Another lot—value to ^ WZ ft ft m Shirts—elegant patterns— Jt K g% effects. For Saturday, per ACA Silk Embroidered Hose—"worth 9g%- $12, for this sale ^OsifO yard 4Sm%3\t I9'Clothing penders with leather ends— AD^ the largest selection in d&4 OR Hats, special for this sale « Ow •Sp<*cial< ,...... fiQv . the north west, worth $1.50H* • •#•€• Woaderful Bargains are those we are Muslin Underwear offering in our'CIothing Department. Great June Sale Now On—1,000 good The celebrated "Star Waist" for boys Hosiery and Underwear quality corset covers, torchon lace and from 6 to 12 years—a dollar RAA* embroidery trimmed, all sizes— A|% waist—Saturday only uUv . Values like these you find nowhere except at the New Store. Saturday, choice 5F O LINEN RUSSIVN BLOUSE WAIST SUIT. A very natty costume, with effectively plaited back and skirt. The belt and Boys' fine all wooL two-piece suits, sizes Ladies'Oneita Lisle Combi- ORf» Ladies' imported, full regular made 100 dozen extra fine gowns, skirts, the ending on the sailor collar, as well as the yoke, are all of white pique. The 7 to 16 years—Jbig bar- tf* *fl M A hat is a ready-to-wear shepherdess. nation Suits, worth 75c , AaOl* Hose, all'50c qualities; plain QRA chemises, drawers and corset covers— gains for $3.48, $2.48 and V • i^O Ladies' Swiss ribbed, fine lisle and or fancy Oifw made-to-order kind—fine materials, Here's where we are long and you mercerized Cotton Vests, all colors and Ladies' full seamless fast black Hose, latest styles, lace and embroidery save the dollars—Boys' swell long styles; regular 25c 4 ftf * plain or drop stitched; i"f -fc" trimmed, worth to $2.00 Saturday— pant suits, sizes 13 to 20 years, every « goods Ivli worth 19c •** your choice—98c, 69e JB Of* garment perfectly tailor- f£ JK A A Children's Vests and Pants, fine gauze Children's full seamless Hose, in white* ed,a fine suit for $7.50 & M""*»JO weight; worth 25c; all * «i |5 A pink, light blue, red and black,4 CA sizes • O w lace striped; worth 25c ..". Ivv Draperies Ribbon Sale '20 pieces 40-inch white Curtain €Pg\ A very opportune purchase- of high- Swiss or Lawn. Value 15c yard &w grade Satin Taffeta Ribbons at a price 1200 dark green opaque Window away below market value and offered Our Saturday Shoe Sale Shades, complete, 2sc for sale on sa.me basis. Plenty of white, An event everybody looks forward te. You can save dollars on your shoe bill. value cream, pink, blue and other desirable (Children's Day extraordinary.) 121c summer shades in the popular widths, 1000'54-in£h extension Brass ft g± for sashes, neckwear and hat trimming. 5000 paifs Misses' and Children's Shoes—kid and -patent tips;" in Curtain Poles, complete, each .. ,%M\Jf 3 In. wide, yard, 3H in. wide, yard. 4 in. wide,yard, fact, over one hundred styles, only best makes—made to sell at Oriental Rugs $1.25, $l 50 and $2.00. Your choice : 19e 25c 29c r 75c Sale of Khiva Rugs—New lot of fine Worth 25c. Worth 35c. Woith45c. Boys' calf shoes, canvas shoes ft Of% Women's hand-turn Strap Slip- OOg% Antique, average size, such pieces as and bicycle shoes vOv pers, $1.50 values OOU usually sell at $75 to $85, ^'CA Corsets Women's patent kid oxfords, one style, Men's Kid Slippers, patent back—the each ^Olf Greatest Sale in the City. made to sell at $2.50. $1.00 kind Saturday KOtf* Rugs washed and repaired by expert Armenians. Soiled pieces made beau­ 50 dozen J. B., P. D. R. & G., Gt. D. Half price..' at only Ovl* $1.25 tiful at small cost. and American Lady, all colors, latest Women's via Jtid oxfords, hand turn and Children's Kid red and blue shoes—sizes bias gore, straight fronts and girdles, welt soles, the $2.00 to 6, the 75c kind Saturday KA^ Children's, Infants' Day Batiste and-Madras, six lengths, worth kind at.-.\ *„...!.... $1.49 at only. .». .-4§'«rl# .100 dozen muslin, and lawn -Hats and to $2.50. Choice Saturday JB ft A Misses and children's strap ^Q^ Women's $3 Oxford Kid Caps, prettily trimmed with Jace^and 98c, 69cand ^mf C slippers, worth $1.50, at...... I Oil and patent leather?;^.ggs s $1.89 embroidery, worth to $1. /, 'ft>-fvat Dressing Sacques and Kimonos—SO 77 Choice 49cand .1. effmM* dozen Lawns and Organdies, plain and uT faney colors, worth to $2.00. £Sft** - Notions Petticoats Choice 98c and O *P C Leather Goods 1000 yarda Silk ^Elastic Remnants, all Special to close Saturday -only about Belts—Genuine Seal, patent leather, Carpets and Mattings colors, £ yard lengths, worth - QA 200 fine "am I" silk, mercerized Wash ooze calf, walrus, moroceo and velvet 12c yard' OO Linen and.Madras, plaiting, ruffles and appliquei trimming, lined and stitched, A visit to our carpet and rug depart­ ruche, black and colors, worth ftQft LEGHORNS. DAISI ES AND RIBBONS. perfect fitting.long waist effect, JQ Rdfc All the artistic straws are used in th eir original tints and combinations, ment will convince you that there is Drug Department to $3.50, choice $1.98, $1.25, «f OO value to $1. Choice Saturday.^"Olp draped with garlands of flowers, daisies, roses, bluets, forget-me-nots or field flow­ only one place to buy carpets, etc. ers, and tied with huge bow3 and bunches of ribbons in becoming color. Such hats 2, 3 and 4 quart Fountain Syringes, 4 are typical children's hats. Wilton Velvets, extra quality, all the hard rubber pipes, guaraa- Ofta> Optical Dept. Flower Department leading makes; values to T70«r» teed, choUe .'.-... iWv Carnations, large beautiful flowers, $1.35 per yard m v€# Aluminco frames, strongest and light­ Our little girls are going to wear many Booth's Hybmei Antiseptic iffcf* est frame made, warranted not ta tar­ finest grown, Saturday, 4QA slippers this summer. There are many inno­ Mattings, fancy China and Jap Mat­ Skin Soap, regular 25ccakes.. 1"0 dozen l%fO PRETTY STYLES vations—little Cleopatra affairs, which, like tings, splendid values, some of them at nish, fitted with pesT; periscopic lens. Seidlitz Powders, 25c kind..... 8c Pansies, per box 1 dozen 12c the colonial, with the strap underneath the half regular prices, look them 4B Regular price $2.50, for Qfif* FOR CHILDREN tongue, will give a new air to our already A wonderful children's shoes. Then there are over, yard 35c, 25c, 18c..:... I5etf5 Our best 5c Cigars 3c Saturday «f Oil Well Dressed Little People an Evidence Roman sandals, with their straps, and some Camera Dept. of National Prosperity and Taste. other fanciful as well as practical styles that laces and Veilings Ladies' Neckwear will command much attention. Jewelry Department 25c Standard Toner,'Saturday.... 21o Remember that our shoea are the best in the ^Splendid assortments o£ the> Basement Liberty Silk Ruffs at Special 50c Burnt Leather Albums at.... 36o Little girls' hats are always the prettiest world, and we make such beautiful things Elk Tie Pins—Head and horns, oxy- newest designs in the popular Prices. Linen Collars, Pique 25c Printing Frames at 11c creations of the JcMiner. Such fanciful com­ that all the fashionables of Europe buy their dized, jeweled eyes, actual ^ ftp binations of colors, twisting of ribbons and shoes from America when they can be fitted galloon and medallion laces; Store. Stocks, Madras Ascots, and Developing and finishing for amateurs. turns of brim, such exquisite knots and bows on our lasts. Especially the shoes of the littlp value $1.50, choice Saturday M UU black, white or ecru, extraor­ Odds and ends of Four-in-hands, Barathea and can only be worn over a fair young face, ones are much prettier on this side of the Chatelaine Bags—Genuine Cut Steel Men's Collars, are water than they are in either France or Eng­ dinary values, at per 4 ft •% Swiss Neckwear, all late novel­ which responds readily to the reflection of the worth f15c, land. They fit well and are made just like Bags, 5^x6 inches, beautifully embossed yard, 19c, 15c, 12Jc.... • V*/ ties, at lowest prices. ~ 150 Wash Boilers, odds and ends, romantic style above it. grown people's, with even the flat forms and mountings, value to $3.00. spine slightly damaged, all go The hats of Tuscan- straw, with their mod­ bull-dog toes, anc^ are always made with a Special sale of high class ready Special-Purple and white Wind­ Saturday at almost Half Price. erately high crowns and full wide brims, are perfection of finish not seen elsewhere on the Extra special Saturday.. No. Sand No. 9 Wash JQA to wear veils, regular prices to 3c sor Ties, also cream, pink or Boilers, worth $1, for.. •»«FU the favortt©3 for general wear. They are not globe. Our little girl is daintily dressed and Watches—Ladies' Solid Gold Watches, Odds and ends of all expensive and can be made In every ar­ well considered In everything she wears from $1.50, in two lots, BA#| blue Grenadine Windsors, Nog. 8 and 9 extra heavy tin Men's Cuffs, are , holier, worth up to A O tistic form at moderate price. It is here again head to~foot. She does not wear last'year's beautifully hand engraved, value $20.00, - A choice 89c and UVtr 2l $1.75, only'... . «POO that our democratic form of fashion aud hat with this year's dress.- It is all new and Choice Satur- ^^ 41 Q £fe •• worth 25c, buying and selling gives one of moderate always with a view to complete harmony. :;<£. r:. ...•••.•:. i.o.c Sojid copper boilers, extra heavy, worth ft 4 AO means and'good taste >is good an opportunity Mademoiselle, the little girl, has all the day vBlliOO Umbrellas and Parasols to$3.oo.vnly v IwO to be stylish as the wealthy. Materials may various forms of attire ihather elders usually Folding Ironinft KOA be different, but the effect is nearly always Gents' Watches, 14k 20 year guaranteed Latest novelties in Novelty Par­ 5c Boards, worth 75c. 9W9M possess. They are not jus:, children's clothes. Gloves '•/' the aame. Possibly the best evidence of our Your fashionable little miss nas her afternoon hand engraved case with ]£lgin or Wal- asols, from, the least expensive Odds and ends of The Domestic Folding Iron­ comparatively prosperous position for ' all clothes, her evening clothes, automobiling Men's Underwear, Best makes of Kid Gloves, for ing Board, like out, standi classes is the universality of good stylo in tham movement, actual & T7 4| C Mercerized to the most exclusive solid as a rock, 7QA clothes and yachting clothes, which must all worth 25c, Men, Women, Boys and Girls, worth $1.25, only.... • VO America among children. It is no uncom­ be considered from their different standpoints. value $14, Saturday & * m I O Chiffon- and. Lace Parasols, all mon thing to see little boys and girls of even She generally has hats, dresses and stylish Efrent, Reynier, Adler, Kayser Wash Tubs, made of heavy the poorer districts astonishingly well dressed Knives and Forks, Wm. Rogers oi* C. < ai lowest prices. galvanized iron; 4 sizes. shoes, as well as gloves to suit each and T and other world-famed makers Small. Medium, Large. Extra Large, and always well booted. every different occasion Rogers & Bros. 12-dwt. hand burnished Special—Men s Umbrellas, the 15c all represented ia this premier knives, will strip more silver than any best ever offered for the money, Percales—Double stoek, and all at lowest prices. 55o 65e 75© 85e fold Percales, new knife on the market, for (feft Oft also Ladies' 26-inch best Otto These make niee presents for The Western Square or American Saturday, «oz W4Lm%M%9 line choice styles, Sound Washing Machine, d£0 OR Mueller Twilled Carola Silk, worth 10c a yard, B. P. O. E. and F. Q. E. folks newest handles, ^4 A A The new improved Vandergriff Rotary Saturday, who have to stay at-home. Washer, worth $8.00", Sfi 95 Suit Department vals. to$1.50, eachW • • W Don't forget about them. Fishing Tackle — Elegant These splendid offerings in our Suit 61c Special—A splendid Taffeta assortment, all at lowest Department Saturday. Trimmings Silk Glove in black, white, prices going. Another.shipment of that pop­ Cream Domet • A buys aD 84-ft- braid- Ladies' man-tailored all wool Eton Flannels new soft mode or gray, only, OB* »l*ed Trolling Line, ular Juby Trimming, which worth to 15c. Suits, taffeta silk lined ^ <4 ft B" jft fleecy quality all the ladies are after. IA« Worth 6c yd., 2-piece jacket, worth $22 60.. *P I <*« • OU ISo"""Jointe*d Bamboo- Special, yard • "ll ' ." Pole, worth 25c. Ladies' Raglans, just the thing for Set in on This 26o buys a 3-plece Bamboo Pole, worth 50c. AA. buys a Hendryx Double Multiplying Reel— traveling, made of guaranteed rain­ Furniture 31c This will be another chance for 4ESVO cheap at 60c. proof Cravenette Cloth, ^ ft ft •• Purple and White you,to get fitted out' for -warsi° Oil buys a 9l]a.4ruPle Multiplying Reel — worth $15.00..., VVifiO Fair visitors. "are cordially in­ Efbbons.'also red, v SI cheap atl 3.00. vited to' inspect our Furniture,, White, and , blue, weather. Men's,. 6oy,'8,~tUhilif- 'QOIA buys a spool of 150 feet Bass Casting Linen Ladies' shirt waist suits, 20 new sum­ ren's Straw Hats cheapV This" £»C Line, worth 40c. Department. For Saturday we good "qualityr"yd., mer styles.; .. 4*4* Rtfl sale, men's 50c; '9lm#» AqA buys a Bamboo 3-Jointed Red, with extra tip", quote some <>f t^e many bargains. VOv nickel plated reel seat, well worth $1.50. worth $12,50 VViOU children's efiOlJ» Hammocks —An endless A good Golden j^Q Aft 5c variety to ehoose from. 100 Linen Crash Skirts, f&ft*t Oak Rocker for. .N>0«lf If QQn buys Hammock. ^^- <4F i-^X worth $1 IJ«PU Pure silk Windsor Wall Paper and Paints 39OO Uke cut. close A good'ebttdn top fl* 4| "T ft Tie?, styles that Gilt and Glimmer Wall Paper, wpven, fancy color, size 100 dozen Children's Wash Dresses, all don't sell fast of body 78X38, wortn $1.50. Mattress for Mf • • I if with 9-in. or 18-ia. border, large sizes, worth to $.2.50— . enough at regular Hardwood splint, satchel line of patterns suitable for all shape Picnic Baskets, 3 LOT1— „ LOT 2— LOT 3— 40 pound All* Hair Mattress, price, each, Slxes^vWorth to 35c Spe­ worth $14.00 <£H Qfl rooms. SatuTday only,,' 15>% cial, V M dlu,n roll.*...•...... p. v. f ^*. MMr^# 39c 75c 98c -iV for"'.-,. 15c f ? :.. 17c &£ 190

• r—i1 * .«_ <~ span, and' particular of bis apparel, which Many of the boys who used to prefer the ' brought-up .youngster in the world than the ties, even down.,tp,tfeet 8...o$. 9-year size. , long _ trousers, because they made them look AMERICAN BOYS WEAR American boy. Bright, energetic, quick- is made to be taken care of. He has many Then he has~ «olf "clothe*?'just like any of clothes and .they are of the right kind. The : grown up, have given over that taste for the mind^d, sterling in all other qualities, they the big boys'. Afhl^tie apparel.and^'the'like, bloomer and Zouave styles that we .get from RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUIT FOR FVBRY- astound all old world denizens -when first they cloth is not always the beb't, but the cut, made In exact semblance-' a&itu*%iti&' ideas WELL-MADE CLOTHES finish and style is always there, and the 'France, because they offer 'more, freedom of DiAY "WElAR. meet them. Some people who do not under­ produced for-Hls^grewn relatives/*- ^ movement than the tight trouser. Ml the $his excellent knock-about costume is Military Fashions Are Natty, stand the spirit of the American youngster prices are like, all ready-made American wear The spirit of-AJneHcd^lsm'lB^that, tjietboy —remarkably ^low f£r the 'quality and effect bays like plemty of room, so that they can Of firsts linen in) natural shade, with the think he is too forward, arid the so-called Is a little man,,co^WqUeutty he looks his best' play around, and any cjothing that inter­ Comfortable and Correct. obtained. collar, cuffs, belt and strip down the conservative nations-regard' him as offensive. in little meri's-ai^tfej,-tnjt the/prettjejit and feres with that part of their existence is si K front of a finer grade material in white. This Is all a mistake. '.iW* til ^n^e|»endent Our young man fitan y particular age has most becoming, is*.,big . little military''suit, once voted a nuisance. " | '/ The Mouse is fastened by invisible but­ -Now-for- the young man—the young lord of and usually .quite right in his .discernment his school cloj&es, his roughing outfit, bis whether of the.,soldier or. sailor type." The Of course, there are natty duck suits, with | tons that run from the right shoulder MIDDY SUIT FOR THE LCTtfLE MAN. creatlon-Hfor-he usually is the head of the and judgment, but in the quesyon-of clothes dressy .apparel,, and, not to-be forgotten,, are sailor styles* with their br^ad.cgnars^.blouses long touBers, In the sailor style, bteuse waists, | down-the entire length of the garment. Quite the best-thing for summer- weaT. family very shostly after he makee his ap­ he-1s partlcurarly right. ..IJe wpn't> wear the his .evening clothes,' with, white vest-and and blopnierst ^re -espeelATJy' c'ojnfort'ailejland made in all colors, especially white, with the' * A patch pocket, trimmed with a touch of The most stylish, most practical form is pearance m its mldet. Sometimes he wears Wrong thine at the.wrong time'; He wlll^npt Tuxedo coat, hft full-drpss _ suit 'In cafg. of give plenty; ot room J.$*lget arpti6d.an,d play regulation naval trimmings that make the , A i white, .on tie left side completes the out- the sailor suit, .with either long or short hln Importance ve"ry..uncorafortably to others; allow himself t£ be made^3Psy.of..by any-' nwwsiJ.yV'nifr niannish.shirts,"with bosoms', ' D«"t after he kajkML trousers, v but, as a rulet there is so more manly, well* body, aad he usually is .cleaned spick and little "separate collars, special .fojir-ii-baud scrubbed. yu * j|^ -•r*^W*^nt*ff^ ^p^« mmm ~r~ Defective Page