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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-07-23
Tree Pruning.

It is generally conceded that June
is the best period for pruning. The
month is about closing, but the early
days OF July will do tor Iowa. But
how shall it be done, and who will
do it. Pruning is too often put off
to a more convenient season, SO that
when it is done large kmbs have to
be cut, making serious wounds to the
tree. IF a green hired hand is put at
it he will as likely cut the wrong as
the right limb. And probably he
will commence saving on top of the
limb, let it break and split down and
tear off a long strip of bark, seriously
injurying valuable tree. Pruning
is pleasant labor and agreeable pas
time for the owner, whether he be
rich or poor. No man is too indepen
dent to require exercise, and pruning
is fully as good as croquet, and far
better than using the bat club. In
pruning all the instruments used
should be sharp and in the best order.
Every one cannot have pruning shears
nor even fine saw or long handle
chisel, but whatever is used it should
be in order and used dextrously and
scientifically. Study the nature Of
tree growth, and learn the art of a
good stevedore, SO that by trimming
a tree it will be we'll balanced: Use
grating wax or paint on all wounds
on fruit trees as soon as the wound
is made, and let taste and Judgment
determine the color of the paint or
wax used. 1t s. ould be near as pos
sible the color of the bark of the tree
on which it is used. Prune often,
and then seldom will large limbs
have to be amputated. We are not
an advocate of cutting and slashing
trees as recommended by many.
Different climates and locations re-
quire differences in the amount of the
limbs and foliage which should be
removed. This to be determined by
the experience and judgment Of the
operator.-Stote Register.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-07-23

We know Of no preparation that
gives such general satisfaction us
Vests Pulmonary Balsam, for the
curing Of all throat and lung diseases
such as coughs, colds, bronchitis,
whooping cough, Group, asthma,
catarrh, and consumption. Vests
Pulmonary Balsam is not a new pre-
pMation, pufvd into notorieLy by ex-
tensive advertising, but it has stood
the test of fifteen years, its sale in
creasing from year to year, until 1t is
now sold nearly over the whole
world.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-07-23
GRANGE DIRECTORY.

WINTHROP GRANGE, No. 611.-Meets at Win
throp on Friday on before the full moon Of
each month.
$. G. PIERCE, Master. S. w. RICH, Sec
WEST BUFFALO GRANGE, No. 1216.-Meets
Tuesday on or before full moon.
j. ID. RUSSELL. Master.
GREELEY GROVE GRANGE, No. S11.-Night of
regular meeting on Friday evening, on Or before
full moon, meet at Warehouse Hall.
w. BUNCE, Master.
p. B. SCHEMERHORM, Secretary.
MHDDLEFIELD GRANGE, No. 528,-Meets on
Wednesday, on or before fun moon.
b. DU BOlS. Master. Il. j. WIGG. Sec.
SUPERIOR GRANGE, No. 352-Meets Saturday
on or before full moon, at No. s School House
Hazleton twp. r. MESSENGER,
f. B. FILLMORE. Secretary Master.
BYRON GRANGE No. 267. Meets at Justus Dur
KEGS, on Tuesday evening" on or after full
moon. II. NJ COUGHTRY Master
CHAS. FERNALD. Sec.
PERRY GANGE, No. 31S.--Meets at the Center
School House, in Perry Township, OF Tuesday
evening, on or before full moon.
L. LITTLE Sec
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-07-23

Who paysfor this dirty grain? The
buyer? Not by good deal. He is
too good 3 business man for that; the
seller il the man who foots the bills.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-07-23
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The reading columns on this page will be devot-
ed mainly, to topics pertaining to FARM and
HOUSEHOLD. The farmer readers Of the BULLETIN
are requested to write for it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-07-23
Capabilities Of an Acre.

J. NJ. Smith, market gardener of
Green Bay, furnishes the Horticultu-
rist some interesting statements of
his experiments in high culture. He
has found the rule invariable, not a
single exception to it, that the more
he has spent in cultivating and ma
nuring, the greater have been the net
profits per acre. Last season he cul-
tivated fourteen acres, and began
with more thorough and expensive
cultivation than ever before. The re-
suit was that, although there was
terrific drouth''-one OF the dryest
seasons ever known in that region
after spending s3,9sG, or 1884 per
acre, he had better balance than
any previous year. He appears to re-
gard constant cultivation, especially
through drouth, in connection with
copious manuring, as all important
Stable manure is the standard; with
such use Of superphosphates, plaster,
lime, ashes and other manures as ex-
perience and good sense point out.
CATER you have learned to spend
money to the best advantage he re-
marked, "a large profit may be made
by laying out $500 per acre than
with less. After the second year, if
your land does not pay all its ex-
penses, taxes, and ten per cent. on
$1,000 per acre, there is something
wrong somewhere. I have some
acres of land that did not pay ex-
penses for two years, but, for 4 num-
Der Of years past, have not failed to
pay ten per cent. on at least $4,000
per acre. expect my whole garden
to do more than that in short time."
He adds that he is now aiming at
1000 bushels OF onions per acre, then
crop of carrots or turnips or 500
bushels Of early potatoes; OF, if straw
berries, 1880 quarts, or 400 bushels
per acre. This amount of strawber-
ries is not wholly impossible, as we
have known, under our own observa-
ton, this rate on two-thirds of an
acre.
Prof. L. G. Bessey, of the State
Agricultural College is preparing a
paper on the weeds of Iowa, and he
desires farmers and gardeners to aid
him in gathering information. He
sends a letter to the agricultural
editor of the State Register, setting
forth his wants as follows:
Il want testimony on the following
points so as to make the proposed
article or report of greatest value to
the farmers of the State:
l. Local or common names of the
weeds found in any locality. These
differ so much in different localities
that want the fullest data possible
in regard to them.
2. The comparative badness of the
several kinds.
8. Means taken to eradicate them.
Facts from experience, not hcarsay.
In every case specimens of the
plants should accompany the note.
This is a work which is, I think, of
interest and value to the people Of
the State, and | trust all will do
enough to enable a complete report
! to be made upon these vegetable
pests, which annually cost SO much
! time, labor and money"
L vi u
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DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTIsERs.
AMusrMENTs -TnInrrrsm PAes--sseona. thlrd t0urth.

AMUsEMENTs- -TnIRrEFSm PAcE-second, third, fourth
hfh and sixth columns
ASTROLoGY-TnRD PAGE-Sixh column.
1Rhs FaGsrs5,h column second
third and fourth columns, and FouRrn PAcE-foursn
BOARD AND GoDGiNe wANrEp-ForsrzgS1n PAer-1 .gr;1
Fourth column, and FouRrH PAeE-Fnh and sixth
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-snsosD rAoE-Firss
CLERKS AND S sAEEsaEN~FIrrrnsrn PAen-Fourth and
GLoIHlSS@FHIs gsesFirs column e.p,o,
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DRY GooDsasr thra fourth & 6fh and
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and ns sfoHq
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FINE ARTs-,TnrrrESIH PAcs-First column
FURNfshED ROOMS AND APARTSESTs ifSr TO LET
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,, pAsE5see"nd l,.S;I !, and third col, columns
fRESdh ss1n
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PasTs esS%n column
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fiASoFohTEs oRGxNs ScFornrH ssnPo PAcr-san
OR TO
RENT1SEcoNp PAGE-Second column, and FOURTH
REAL fsTSTE fS1SHs ~
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RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-First and second
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcosD PAGE
Fourth column. and FOURTH PAGE-Frst column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FoURTKRHTH PAGE-sxth col
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAcF-sixth column, and FOURTH PAGR-
Third and fourth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SIxrEENTH PAGE-Fifth col
wArcSHi'Efs, JEwELRY, &c-sxrrrsru PAcB-sixth col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
LET-SKcOND
WINTER RESORTS-FouRrn PAcE-Sixth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TwELPrH PAGE-sxth
column.
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DRY GOODS.

EIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH
AND TwENTY.FIFTH STREETS.
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DRY GOODS.
Curtains, &c
SHEPPARD KNAPP
SHEPPARD KNAPP.
SHEPPARD KNAPP.
1SB and 1876 Sixth avenue
door below Thirteenth strsaA
will offer this week,
$4,000
Sl00OOO
100000

WORTH or GOODS, PURCHASED AT THE LATE
GREAT PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALES
AT LESS THAN ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES.
1000 yards Curtain Lace, l0c per yard IS rs
900 yarGs Curtain Lace, at 2Oc yard worth 37I
500 yards Curtain Lace at 3Oc yard, worth
10U yards Curtain Lace, at 3Jc. yard worth ~ go
1000 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, soc per
90 p,t VIII & y . W
pair, worth. 8 90
400 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, at 81 90 per
100 PAIRS Gnipurc Lace Curtains, at IS per pair usu.
aHy hOlu NJ U 10
200 pairs Crochet Lace Curtains tontrely new) So
per pair, worth, so
Real Lace Curt aims and Bed Spreads.
100 pairs Real Lace Curtains at SIT per pair usually
=, 90
This comprises only portion Of immense stock Of Lace
Curtains and Upholstery Goods
CARPETS
CARPETS,
oILcLoTHS &C.
500 rolls Tapestry, At 81 per yard worth 81 25
just Of bond extensive assortment Of the most
superb designs In Axminster Moqucts Velyets Body Bus
sells, &c
English and American olcotbs, all widths.
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HAND MADE woRsTED GooDsI

in every variety for ladies and children
Ladies' Knit Jackets with chinchla and colored
edges, 81 25, $1 So 81 10, $2.
Ladies' Breakfast Shawls chnchila centre 81 So 81 IS.
HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
First class in all the different varieties.
Great bargains in Blankets. Quilts. Comforabes, &c
Cheapest lot of Napkins and Towels offered.
Decided bargains in Muslins, Flannes Table Linen.
Make purchases until you have examined stock.
Great bargain in Barnsley Table Linen, full yards
wide, handsome patterns. 81 yard
One lot of full size all wool Blankets, S.; worth 81 so.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. |
Magnificent assortment in most fashionable styles.
Titan Braids Passementeries and Frnges,
with variety Fur Trimmings and Feather Bands
very low prices.
II win pay you to make visit Of inspection before pur
chasing
RICHARD MFARES,
corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street
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NECK TIES AND GLOVES.

AND o4c BAND.
NECK TIES AND GLOVES,
JUST oRENEp 100 DOZEN RTcu SILK ENBRoIp.
81 IS TO 81 SO EACH 0''
A LOT OF TwoBUTToN KID GLOVES AT 75c;
n9TR FAIL STOCK OF THE WELL KNOWN "AD
PlE PAR GFoYE GF VERY AsNSTTEIpNs FROM 'sc
$50 DOZEN GENTLEMEN's ZINE DOGsKIN GLOVES
B6zFa sa Gn II FINE DoaskrS GLOVES
vELvETs
81 17s I, GdEToMs "A T. n ALd i SILK BLAcKvELvETs Arsi %
FINCH FINE silk FACE Ar 8, SIS so s., 50 50,
I1dFs,
A LOT or ENGLISH YAK LAcEs FROM AUCTION,
sa' soo rIrcrs H. : -
2so DOZEN hENMED mANDKERcHIEFs, ALL
100 100 b6zEN ALL hNEi LINEN CUFFS AT 25c. PAIR;
70 DOZEN coRsETs AT 81 EACH; WORTH 81 80
FUR TRAININGS
800 YARDS Fur TRIMMING AT 47C, SOC. YARD Up
FANS
BsIPA FANS pRERA TA7GEsP ANP REsT
WORTH 81.
NEW SILVER JEWFLRY, FULL PARURFS, BELTS
NECKBANDS, EARRINGS. BEST ASSORTMENT IN
THE CITY OF EVERY KIND OF FRENCH, ENG
LISH AND VIENNA JEWELRY
I..j |..j / E.. E.. {. /.
A A nm III T. l. l.
4 SON.
759 BROADWAY, NEAR EIGHTH STREET
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SON,
75o BROADWAY, NEAR EIGHTH STREET, Y,
WILL BEGIN MONDAY WITH
IMMENSE REDUCacS OF
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
OF OBTAINING THE RAREsT GOODS AT PRICES
TO SUIT THE MOST ECONOMICAL PURCHASER
EXAMINE, MINI |, oUR STOCK % or p BLACK T. OK Silk SILK FRO FROM 81
THAN SOLD ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY.
OUR RICH BLACK DRESS SILK, FROM s. TO 50 o5
PER YARD ARE IS PER CENT CHEAPER THAN
ELSEWHERE AT RETAIL
so PIECES LYONS SATIN FINISE GROS GRAIN
81 IS, FORMERLY -
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1927 and a2e Sixth avenues oa West Twentieth street.
will offer
Monday, November /, and all this week,
their immense stock
MILLINERY GOODS AND SILK GOODS
greatly reduced prices.
TRIMMED HATS.
ENGLISH ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs.
TTgIMsER HATS. & 8 EiI9{c EEpgcEp ID TO g.
#S$HB #zE #BSHB Is d =
WILL OFFER dy EFbT MogbI7 gbIS: NOVEMBER,
1000 dozen othe finest quality Of Felt Hats in ali the new.
price 7dc., worth 81 25.
black, drab, green prune, brown and ecr.
BARGAINS
SASH RIBBONS.
RoSau S a or%eP o shades
inch Roman, 81 So formerly sold for 81 so.
BONNET RIBBONS
In all the new, desirable shades
100 cartons 10 j, black, a zoe, ali silk. -
sof silk for bonnet trimmings
SILK vELvErs
50 pieces black silk Velvet q go reduced from 81 70
coiaPsd vs's @ from 81 % i5 si os 50 a. 50 70 50
s%ps@% psns al seal &c. y @ q sG%in
FLO oSERs AMI. FEATHERS.
Over 1900 cartons fancy Feathers and ostrich Plumes
black and coors, 5oc., 7oc., 81, III % tosio
Wings, from iOc. to So
100 DOZEN BLUE BIRDS, S5c.
100 dozen Red Birds 81 25
so dozen Merle Birds, 81 10; worth 30.
FLOWERS.
Montures and Roses, In cardinal aud scarlet.
LACES
Bought at a great sacrifice a lot Of
black Guipure Laces,
black Thread Laccs,
real Valencia and Point Lace Bgrhs,
Also lot Of
black Guipure Capcs third their original value
Novelties in made up Lace Goods Sleeveless Jackets Lace
IL and bows.
Childrens Q. ps In dix. lace and velvet
The largest and cheapest stock Of Rulings the city
Ladies' and gents Scarfs
Windsor Ties, In all shades.
5000 dozen OF brocade Ties al 25c., worth soc,
KID GnuvES
io'o dozen N drao an orown 81 o. every pair waanted
c. o. 5, =, and buttons, In all shades.
-.i and examine immense stock Of Millinery, Lace
and Silk Goods, which is the largest In the city -
H. O'NEILL h CO.,
327 and 800 Sixth av. and Io3 West Twentieth s..
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LOOK AT PRICES OF
SILK RIBBONS.

ALL SILK C.ios GRAIN 50 AT 17c. PER YARD.
ALL SILK GRoS GRAIN S12 AT 2oC PER YARD.
20C. PER YARD.
100 CARTONS ALL SILK .GRos GRAIN. ALL COL
0RS, INCH. INCL. 75c SIC, 81 PER YARD
$50 CASES FINE FELT HATS, T5c., WORTH 81 25
500 DOZEN FEATHER BANDS. IN BLACK. BROWN
NAVY BLUE, BOTTLE GREEN. &C, 20 PER CENT
CHEAPER THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
$50 DOZEN BLACK FEATHER TRIMMINGS AT csc.
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DRY GOODS.

.EACY'S MACY'S MACY's MACY'S MACY'S
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The New York herald., 1875-10-31

A FEARFUL sACRIrICE, .,
u 4 EE4EFSk EEAREEE sAGEIEEGE: sAGRTFIcE
S$sEEEsS S$sEEEs$ $sEEFs$ / S$H$4SE SSHE3sE S$HHEsSE
No 7ea Broadway,
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
ONE BLOCK BELOW A. T. STEWART 4 Co,
WILL HAVE on EXHIBITION
on Monday, November !, and during the week.
magnificent assortment Of
Cashmere, D59g S d,Ese and camel's Hair
sAcoUEs AND ovERsKIRrs.
PoLoNAIsEs
DoLMAxs,
BOUGHT AT AUCTION
LOOK AT TnE PRICES
ELEGANT Z qBRoIDERED BLACK. .DRAr nETE
ROBES IN sacques and oycrskrts, Tlo, worth 600.
Elegant embroidered ami beaded black Cashmere Robes,
sacqucs and oyerskirts SIS worth 500.
Superb black Cashmere and Drap dEte Robes sacque and
Ovorskirts, $50 worth $780,
Magnificent black Cashmere Robes. embroidered and
beaded S25 worth SIPS. ''D
Elegant embroidered cames hair Robes sacquc and over
SKIRTS $2 90 $5 and SIS; about quarter their value.
Elegant embroidered Black Drap dEte Domans $40 and
VIZ, worth $50
JOHN r ,KArrGHRAN, )coNEIrNG 4 co,
Il. w. CHIVNIS No. 763 Broadw -
w. IL. CONkLING. )between Eighth and Ninth sts
T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR,
a. 9f BTosdySsy between Twentieth and sl
with cloth models ready.
Patterns m fitted ed e the form and warranted perfect
sS6ssron 20 our monthly World SSr q Fashions received
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IMPORTED AND THEIR OWN MAKE
LADIES AND cHILDREN's UNDERGRADUATES, [
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Boys Cashmere Suits composed Of pants vest and jacket
10 variety of patterns to fit 10 10 So $6 80 80
81 80, S..
Cidrens Blouses of waterproof CLOTH in gray brown
handsomely braided, 81 rs.
Boys Beaver overcoats, with Cape, s. so to 81 So
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

BLooMINGDALE BROS,
03s Third avenue,
are accused numbering prices because they are willing TO
acce pt 4 small profit on their goods. M
They have just reduced their Felt Hats 70 dculousy low
a They invite attention TO their immense assortment
~ Fancy Goods and Notions Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear,
Iaces Rmbroiderics and Dry Goods.
Specialties.
German Yarns, Zephyr Worsteds - -, ,
made to order.
Real Yak aud Gupure Laces
Gmps and Fringes. -.
and first class
Millinery and Millinery Goods -
BLOOMINGDALE BROS 0Je lhrd avenue.
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IMPORTED AND THEIR OWN MAKE
LADIES AND CHILDREN's UNDERGRADUATES,
ALL MADE OF THE BEST MUsLINs AND PER-
Gales AND sEwED ON THE MOST FAVORED
MACHINES,
INCLUDING GREAT MANY
NEW STYLES NOT HERETOFORE SHOWN
OUR STOCK WILL BE FOUND
SodffErE FEAS AND ATTRACTIVE lfiH GIVE IN THE CITY
FINE EMBRoIDERED NIGHrGowNs
wen made at 81.
rtcRED q l2iG6 1t &sb 8 RurrLED DRAWERS.
finest muslin, at soc, and Goc.
sPLENDID MUSLIN WALKING SKIRTS, at $50.
FINE Taiiii 1T ;,
FINEST 4 HsEF' aGifIrr lSs 1f CORDED BAND
with great vEEY EHSY i5hsS DEsInABLn BARGAINS
in finest quality Underwear
WELL WORTHY OUR EF FA4RdEs AESTGN HSD qE 4np PUBLIC
Just received xFSfTF1 sTis Sf sSESiSa ROBES
OF CLOTH AND MERINo
IN ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS AND GoLoRs,
OUR OWN IMPORTATION
FLANNEL. CASHMERE, PoPL1N AND sATTEEN
An immense assortment, from So SO upward o''''''
We desire to call attention to our
, large and complete lines of
o"'-'D'''' waLRiSG 80 COATS.
GAbRTELIEs
KILT SUITS,
MADE OF LADIES' CLOTH AND PLAIDs
which Offering greatly cheaper
than ladies can make them at home
cHILDRENs CLOTH sACoUEs,
INFANTS MERINo oLoAKs
IN WHITE DRAs 3 g AS9 6rR4RB R3Rb BROWN FROM
H"' cfiiIDRESs ffiil5fas 8 LACE AND VELVET CAPS.
our own manufacture
STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH AVENUE AND TwENTyTHIRD STREET.
their entire stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS
at decided reduction
Y-rT7T T17s in all the desirable shades,
- greatly below cost.
ETiTIESs TTESsar2yE TgEcs sp;s ANP BIRDS
BONNET AND SASH nlBBoNs. 80
MONDAY MORNING,
FINEST fiANBURG EDaISes AND INSERTIONS
POSITIVELY TIE SnSSrI GSEEATEsT BARGAINS EVER
All splendid designs and superior quality.
Large and complete lines Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES', GENTS AND onILDRENs HOSIERY
NFaISo UNDERWEAR
MADE.UP LACE GOODS.
STERN BROTHERS,
Sixth avenue and Twenty third street
kinney
KiNzEY PANIC SALE. HiSzE;YY
KINzEY :. r,nn KiNzEY
kinney DEPARTMENT. KiYzEY
KiNzEY GOODS KiNzEY
kinney BELOW KiNZEY
Kinney GOLD COST. kinney
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
600 dozens misses all
Wool striped Hose, 25c. pair.
800 dozens misses striped
Hose, full regular, 25c
Ladies full regular extra
Babriggan Hose, 2oc. pair.
Extra full regular striped
Allwoo Hose, 3Dc pair
Large assortment ofladies,
Misses and gents French,
GLOVES
Two.button Kid Gloves.
25c.. 3oc., Soc, 6oc, 75c., e1c. mp.
French Cloth Gloves, 25c pair D''''''' -
Castor Gloves &c., 5Oc 75c 81
Dogskin Gloves, SOC, 75c.. 81
Real Reyner Dogskin 75c
Auction lots Of Gloves.
kinney
Bargains in Silks and yelvets.
Lining silks $50 yard.
and black silk Velvets, 81 yard.
Corded silks 25c and SOC. yard. -
RIBBONS
Seven inch all silk navy blue
brown and Cardinal sash Ribbons 25c yard.
kinney
All silk, best quality all
kinney
French Flowers 1Oc. spray.
''1' kinney
Bargansin felt and velvet Hats
Bargains in Millinery Goods
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M1cY,s ~
M1c4s EVERY ARTICLE SOLD n THIS TSll
MACl'S ESTABLISHMENT is GUAR MA
MAcY,ss MAcYss ANFEEFRR NREFREsHNTHb. gH2 hA A aa M
MACY'S Any article sold from this establish MA
MACY.S ment not suting, Or not being what y M
MAcYlS is guaranteed. will be exchanged or the ma
MACY's money refunded tas the customer may ma
MACY's elecp, within one week after the pur- MA
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