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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-08

only just pulled through brain fever, and
had been in bed nearly five weeks.
Five weeks! was due in London! I
told the doctor SO, or somebody spoke for
meat least the voice was not like my
own.
"1ndeed, then, it's out o. this ye don't
stir, me lad, lawyers or no lawyers.
Quiet, now, or I'll give yea composer, and
send ye to sleen for another month y
submitted, ana got Delrer. In fort
night I was down again in the ante
room, where was welcomed as 'hero
of romance" The good-natured quizzing
and congratulations on my recovery were
incessant. At last noticing my puzzled
look, my brother said:
"Perhaps he hasn't heard the real facts
:. have you H--?'
Il have not the very slightest idea
what you al all talking about I replied.
If it's joke, I don't see it,
'.Now, look, here she is again! Lucky
fellow!"
mot day but what she rides over to
enquire"
"Her fathers here, too"
"Tell them to come in, Hamblyn, and
see the preserver Of the sole daug hter of
his house and heart"
heard, but scarcely needed all this
"chaff.''
The door opened; lady in well-6tting
habit appeared. Mechanically I rose as
she came in. I looked at her for one
brief second, the next had clasped her
in my arms.
"Rosie, my darling Rosie, can it be
No doubt about it. She had come to
thank nc. For what? For saving her
life that night when Sir John Carneys
house was burnt.
1t was Rosie l had rescued, then. No
wonder my heart beat so fast as we float
ed down the stream.
Rosie was my own at last. She is
mine still, thank heaven!
Very little explanation is necessary.
Mrs. Temple and her daughter had been
paving round of visits, and while stay
ing at Sir John Carney's house the fire
had broken out. Rosie had been nv
companion during that twenty minutes
in the water. Wrapped up as she was
and silent as we both were, We did not
recognize each other in the dark. The
miller had stopped the wheel and pulled
Rosie out of the eddy just in time.
For day or two Rosie had been quite
unable to give an account of her rescue
from the fire; and when her father arrived
in obedience to telegram, he learned at
the barracks--where he had called with
Sir John to thank the commanding officer
for his timely assistance-that his daugh-
ter's preserver was myself.
The reader will almost guess the Sc
quel. Soon after my return to London I
was appointed secretary Of a nice little
company, with nice little salary, and
work to match, and all through the infu-
ence OF the solicitor. This employment
left me seisure for other work which I
was lucky enough to obtain, and my
success embo]dened me to ask for Rosie
once more.
This time was not refused. We were
married the year following; and now,
when we wander "over hill. over dale"
we often recall how we struggled togeth-
er for life that memorable night "through
hood-through fire."
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LEGAL.

TOURT OF COMMON PLEAS, HAMILTON
" County, Ohio, case No. So, 782.-Ezra T. Gilli-
land plaintiff, VS.. Ella Z. Gilliland, defendant
The defendant will take notice that on July 10Th,
1879, the plaintiff filed his petition against her,
numbered as above, charging her with willful alb
sence for more than three years last past, and
praying for divorce, and that said case will stand
for hearing on and after September Sth, 1879.
EZRA T. GILLILAND.
CARR e. CALLAHAN, Attorneys. jy26-6tS
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real es-
tate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
F. w. Hassman, per Master Commission
er, to Trustee of Central Building Associa-
ton No. 9, lot SO by 80 feet, on north side
of Gest street, 1885 feet east from Garrard
street; S2,050.
Trustee of Central Building Association
No. to Peter Zinn, same premises; S1,8O0'
Elizabeth Fohrman to Juliana Dusing,
ouitclaim to the undivided one-half OF %
| feet front, on south side of Miami street,
199 feet west from Sycamore street; 500.
VIM. Wood and wife to VIM. Lally, %
by 100 feet on the east side Of Sixth street,
being Lot No. 80 in Hopper ct ais Subd'-
vision; $275.
Redmund Roach and wife to ]. Gerhard
Oeltman, lot 80 by so feet, on the east side
of Audubon street, SO feet south from Co,
lumbia avenue; S270.
Susan ]. Lord ct al. to James NJ. Potter,
perpetual lease of so by 50 feet, on the
south side, 2022s feet west from Freeman
street; annual rent, $62 so; privilege Of
purchase at S., ,333 33.
Catherine Mey and husband to Hermann
H. Lippelmann. lot GS by 400 feet on the
south side of Gest street, 142 feet west from
the east line of Block G, Stephen Wilder's
subdivision; 81 and other considerations.
VIM. L. Acorn and wife to Franz Ewald
lot 25 by 101 feet, on the north side o
Eighth street, 32E feet east from Carr
street; So, 600.
Johanna Glaser to Peter Weber, lot 90 by
$50 feet, on the south side of Plank road
being the northeast part of a one-acre trac
conveyed to Andrew Zoller, in Section 6
Delhi Township; $1,000.
s. N. Maxwell and wife to Ann r. Wright
2 73-l00 acres lying east of and adjoining
the subdivision of John T. Wright, Walnu
Hills; 81.
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the management OF ]. H. Meade, and will
give their opening performance at Will
mington, Del.
Some gentlemen who called on Annie
Louise Carey at her home in Maine re-
Gently. found the charming contralto in the
back kitchen with her sleeves rolled up,
singing an air from "Aida" and watching a
broiling beefsteak. Regular fall advertise
ment, 1t; So so, charge agt]-l Baltimore
Gazette.
Mccullough and Mary Anderson played
"Ingomar' and "Parthenia" in Boston a
little while ago, and looked majestic and
esthetic nd.Greek, and all the other things
to be found in the small bills; but the
morning before they played Manager Nc.
Glenn met them at the station, and, said
..ihe stately "nnarthenia," "We're going to
make 'em howl tonight, Harry" Bet
your boots" rejoined Mccullough: that's
our Sarah Bernhardt. 1.-THE Partisan.
I..ndon Echo An actor OF SOME reputa-
lion, named Mr.. John Nelson, died at Pres
ton suddenly on Saturday morning, ne
was performing during the week with his
wife, known as Miss Carlotta Leclercq, and
on Thursday night took the part OF ''Claude
Melnotte" with great success. He appears
to have over-exerted himself and burst q
blood-yessel. All efforts to stop the flow
of blood proved Intellectual. he was only
forty wears of age. His remains will be re-
moved to Manchester and inferred there IN
the family vault.
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Az1nH11AA4M -
The distance from the
city limits to Elmwood
being less than two
miles, 1t takes but q
minutes to reach the
town from SiXth.street
Depot, and only II min
utes from Brighton Sta
ton.
Trains via c., II. 4 D.,
or Dayton Short Line,
run at close intervals,
both ways, from carly
morn'g to l1:S0 at night
SO that the city can be
e a silly and quickly
reached, whether for
business or pleasure.
Communication tickets
reduce daily visit to the
city from Elmwood and
return, to less than 1910.
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CINCINNATI August 1st. 1879. au2 Jts

TEGAL. HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS
L No. 5G,151.-Anna Maria Waiter and John l..
Waiter, her husband, plaintiffs against Ezra W.
Thayer d The Cascade Silver Mining Company,
of Colorado, Corporation organized and doing
business under the laws Of the State of Ohio, de-
iendants.-Ezra W, Thayer, one of the defendants
in the above action, nonresident of the State of
Ohio, and whose place of residence is unknown,
will take notice that the plaintiffs in the above ac
ton, Anna Maria Waiter and John h. Waiter, her
husband, did on the 29th day of May, A. d. 1878,
file their petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Hamilton, in the
State of Ohio against the said Ezra W. Thayer,
and the Cascade Silver Mining Company, of Colo
RADIO a corporation organized and doing business
under the laws of the State, defendants, setting
forth that the said plaintiff, Anna Maria Waiter,
at the June Term, 1877, OF the said Court of Com
| mon Pleas, Obtained judgment against said de-
fcndant Ezra W. Thayer, for the sum of S3,S25 49
and costs taxed at SlS, and the said defendant,
Ezra W. Thayer, is the owner OIL and has an equit-
| able interest in a large amount of stock in the
| said the Cascade Silver Mining Company, OF Col
orado, a corporation organized and doing business
| under the laws OF the State OF Ohio, and praying
that the said interest and stock OF the said Ezra
Thayer in said Company be sold and the proceeds
there + be applied to the payment OF said judg
| ment, interest and costs, and for such other and
further relief as may be just and equitable in the
premises and the said Ezra W. Thayer is hereby
| not fed that he is required to appear and answer
| or demur to said petition on or before the 20tl
day OF September, 1879.
ANNA MARIA WAITER and
| John T., VATTIER
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r EGAL NOTICE-THE PUBLIC ARE HERE
i BY notified that the books for receiving sub
scriptons to the Capital Stock Of "The Covington
Railway Company Of Cine nnati" is at the office
of the Miami Oil Works, Eggleston avenue neal
Fifth street. and will there remain open TO persons
desiring to subscribe thereto during business
hours each day, until Monday, September 1st 1879
EDWARD W. BLAIR
JOS. J. GEST,
CHARLES JUDAH,
EDWARD c. REEMELIN,
LEON TENDER,
1ncorporators.
CINCINNATI, August 1st 1879. au2.5tS
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au2 cts BY Stone & Stone. their Attorneys

CTATE OF UHIO HAMILTON COUNTY
Arleth, plaintiff against William Haeltge, defend
ant-The defendant, William Haetge, defendant
in the above styled cause, a nonresident Of the
County of Hamilton, and State OF Ohio, and res
ident of Kenton County, State of Kentucky, is
hereby notified that the Plaintiff, Louisa Arleth,
of Hamilton County, State of Ohio did, on the
OH day OF July, A. d. 1879, file petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas of said County, praying
for a judgement against the said defendant for
the sum Of s. 0C0, with interest from the 1st day
of Nav, A. ID. 1870 And the said defendant is
further notified that on the 10th day OF July, A.
D. 1879 the said plaintiff caused an attachment to
issue in said cause for said sum as aforesaid and
the following described real estate was attached
| to-wit:
! All those certain lots or parcel OF land situated
| in the City of Cincinnati Hamilton County, Ohio,
known and designated as Lots numbered one
| hundred and fifty-seven (157), one hundred and
| fifth eight 15S), and one hundred and fifty-nine
q59), and one, hundred and sixty Q6O), as the
same are laid doan and described upon the plat
of Andrew II. Ernst's subdivision of Spring Gar
den, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book No.
| /, pages 304 and 305 of Hamilton County Records.
Said property so attached was appraised as fol-
/ lows: Lot number l57 at $780, Lot number 1853 at
$780, Lot number l59 at $500; and Lot number 16O
at $500.
Said defendant is further notified that II he fails
to answer or demur TO said petition on or before
the 4th day OF October, A.. D. 1879, the prayer oil
| said petition will be taken as true, and decree
rendered accordingly LOUISA ARLEIH.
| A. J. JEssUP. Attorney,
Southwest corner Court and Walnut sts
Rooms Nos. and 2, Cincinnati, Ohio. au9-6S
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THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

hAlN-CROW, Slttlng on tne leaiy Oousn,
What warning waTblest thou
And loao the tempest roars?''
me raih-cl9w we've, executes u So sqiemn ,hin Wink
uall these signs Continue for an hour
Wen surely have shower
The % rain.o crow is So wise, AIS
AhotneI eAhioitloh VI lhe eppie, III 4ho
Pe VIII oe gwen '''' e'eA'As ~
ns Hns'"e'"ouSe'
The Brewers Association held meet
ing Yesterday AFTERNOON ana passed resoiu-
uons Oh respect OH the death oi 'he la'e
nehry ross.
A runaway horse belonging to Schmidt,
tne outcher on Sixth street, ran INTO teie-
graph pole on Freeman avenue last even
mg, killing it instantly.
The Great Western Band have an ex-
eursion to the High Bridge on the South
ern Road tomorrow. Fare for round .r,n
~ Train starts at . a. m.
A small IN tho bo;ler-room Of
saye"+ ~ cov;iia,s carriage factory corner of
1r.,nvt aad Iihor+v stroets Of 10 o,clocl
,..t n;aht consad the alarm from Box 90.
Los. about s5o
-,.. e
v II now 1uius ou! ., ilav ~, .no d I,or w
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EDUCATIONAL.
GHlGKERlAG[ lASlIUTE,

ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
L. School--25 years standing-l5 teachers-sys-
tematic grading Re-opens MONDAY, September
22d. Receives boys from years and youth of all
ages. Fits thoroughly for the best colleges and
scientific schools, and for business-for West Point
and Naval Academy. For catalogues, address
J. B. CHECKER AM, Cincinnati.
ie0I -3mTuThS 50
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Our stock In all these departments is one OF tn
largest and most comp etc in the country and GU I
facilities are unequa1ed for the PROMPT AM
FULL EXECUTION, at the lowest prices, Of al
orders intrusted to our care.
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NJ OTTO ESTATE OF ONO, HAMILTON
IN County Common. Pleas Court. - Aaron Gels
mar, plaintiff, VS.. Eugene Geismar, defendant
Eugene Geismar whose place of residence is un-
known, is hereby notified THAT Aaron Geismar
did, on tAe llth day Of July, \, D. 1879, file his
petition in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas within and Tor the County of
Hamilton, and State Of Ohio, charging the said
Eugenie Geismar with abandonment and gross
neglect OF duty and asking that lie may be di-
vorced from the said Eugenie Gesmar, which pc
tition will stand for hearing at the next term Of
said Court.
Dated this 10Th day OF July, A. D. 1879.
AARON GEISMAR,
By E. B. & James Molony, his Attorneys.
jyl9-6tS
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
Hosiery.

Customers often express surprise at tic continual change
going on at our Hosiery depdrtnea They aCOys see
Something Netr. There is hardly an incoming steamer
NJ ' % I, 52 U,2 & uS q eoe @ " ~ L to y scGgdy.
jng their Hcct styles open cOrk and cJrOjderic at our
rtHkH0UR popular prices We call particular attention
10 IRE ctc styles Qf geHclRena hdJ hose from gt He
mot celebrated Nottingham makers
They ircc specially designcc! By order of our hosiery
lic 'ct ccrtGy assure our friends Mat the styles
lCU be confined to the Grand Depot.
III addition to OUr iRpOrtdtj5Hs shOlCng some
greet bargains in ladies and chHrCRs fancy hose bought
from ne importers at remarkable sacrifices to ciOSe large
tots. Thirty days from 1tW great change in
prices Of Hosiery. the ddrdnce IN material the
Seted condition, 9f the aboihg classes abroad, ,UU al
tcl,d to rapidly ddrdnce Ud}ueS.
II Is much to yOur CDtcrtSt % take advantage Of OH
present lOlc prices.
JOHN WANAMAkER
GRAND DEPOT
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
MARYLAND ITEMS.

.-abs are abundant at ChestertoYn, at Il cents
adOzen.
-,..,.,,orn will have a canoe race on the Fourth,
.Inises of s., SO andSl5.
-, cbos,ertown Odd Fellows will have an excur-
i, InS :, (Hpe May yOn the leth of July.
u nri,dng and grounds of the NJ. E Church at
I1s ine Kent county, are being improved.
,,., commissioner Hewlett has put 16l5,OOO young
N intS the Eastern Shore rivers this season.
rsilton shipped the first new wheat from
@ yo,in cointy on Wednesday. He tdreshed on Tues
day.
prs,,vterian church at Salisbury, is about pur-
,;ng ~, froin Pomplitz of Baltimore, $500 pipe
organ.
c,o-al is at discount in Worcester county-so are
,bvSicanS who use 1t Excessively IN their Practice
p;.,ddls Us ditto as wei as fast young ladies'.
vaasord Waters. the negro who killed his comrade
1ankins whaey, was sentenced az Elkon last Monday
.n bsnred the Governor to fix the date ofeXecutiOn
,.,,r,e Washington Haines was the name of a man
So died ast Tuesday. at Hainesvile. Caroline coun-
" nnring the two years preceding his death, for no
..onrtabie reason he gradually changed in COM
niexon from light coffee color to stovepipe black.
p-,,,ciol,-Thos. F. Bryan, ESQ. residing near
oantreTi, has a calf eight months old which gives a
vsv yood sup of milk Its mother is only two years
May Inc call was u It's Dy Tue
bilir,n who frequently stripped it. Its bag is now
Sfyery go1d slze.-tentrerlte Observer.
Tn, Der1tion-There never was IL more striking
,sa az Darantal devotion than exhibited on Mon
5av last As Mr. +. A. Matthews was moving grass
an a lot near EastOn. the mower passed over par
,-iias nest while the female bird was on it. 1t ap-
sTs the knives passed between her and the eggs as
yery one Of them were broken (and each of them
iouud 10 contain young brd) and both of her feet
,rsre cut off and wing broken, while the body was
In in perfect state. Notwithstanding this severe
srieal with mothers unyielding devotion she never
deserted her post hut remained by what would soon
have been Il chrping lively offspring. How charac
ieristic Of many mOther-She sacrificed her life for
her v0ung-EItGH Gd-etts.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
FOR EXAMPLE :

All-Wool French De Beige, 10 cents to ST.
All-Wool French De Beige, II cents TO 81.
The 19-cent quality embraces all shades of GrayS
and Browns and being strictly alwool, are unques-
tionably the cheapest goods of the kind ever offered
Our finer goods will be found upon examination
to be equally cheap
All-Woul Dress Buntings % cents to 81.
The 2cent quality is the best value ever offered at
the price, being finer and from to 3 inches wider
than similar goods the price. We also call atten
ton to the fact that assortment embraces cOlOrS
that are confined ourselves, notably in the Al-Woo
Lace Buntings at 20 cents,
And III
4S-inch AllWOO French Bunting, at 65 and % cents
IN FINE FRENCH NOVELTIES
We have just received several small lots of very
handsome fabrics purchased of an importer to close
the seasons business. We will sell them extremely
cheap.
All the newest designs with and without side
bands
Real Scotch Zephyr Gnghams, 20 and p cents
Bandanna Zephyr Ginghams, l6 cents.
New styles 0he prettiest yeti just received. -
JaconCt Lawns exquisite designs, l212 cents. Ihe
Ia Of
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For the Smyrna Times
INK. TO TEMPERANCE.
BY ROBERT NJ. FcUsT.

iherty's birthday; approaching the light,
VI haA As,,tv and spiendOr, and glory tits cleaning
Mnn Mems and banners of Temperance bright
win enlo en- 10 the breeze so gaily are streaming.
AL @ Xour stars and stripes, red, white and blue,
We III lh,.fv SP love and fidelity true.
in piiIl..s trr nrOud banner beside it to wave,
and land of the free and the home of the brave
Der the H'iiu u w
,bose that in armies with badges of white?
Who 0ie LING 10 drunkardS there's mercy still flow
ms, mEsS,uting Intemperance with giant might.
Who M sweetness of life in their pathway strewing.
ana sonls beat with ardOr and whose teaching are
btight days to the aged and years to the youth.
BIils onr sons and our daughters, may their BAN
neTs std of the free and the home of the brave
-, hammer Of temperance now reared on high.
And the NOI'h' 'ne NOU'A' ''-iNA w W V ~
and SiSlIp ever free.-free as clouds in the sky,
Be OUT @nrance IN crushed and his foul spirit tanned;
lnlem Pnban'S wall hushed, the widows tear dried
Be the O,p me and want banished our land far and
sdrrv %irT hammer which floats out to save,
By ocL cLIsnd 6f the free and the home of the brave
,,se We inebriates, join this noble band,
Rolse' -, the stain which intemperance is making
BIO. E vour great strength help us rescue the land
Ro1se u, ba demon whose blows is pillars are shak
ing. ,, ,.o,,. ,,,o,,l,oo5 ,o,,o,,,
come III III onr DrOud banner the white red and blue
ArOuliTSi I;barty smile we the nation will save
Ins bessed land of the free, the home of the brave
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMER TRAVEL.

If you journey for business, health or recreG-
ton to the Mountains, Lakes, or Shores, orer
land or oUer sea, dom fail to secure the Protec-
ton of accident Insurance IN The TrareierS,
of Hartford. Any rcguldy agent ,ciK ,crite
yearly or MONTHLY Policy IN a fe'c minutes, or
a Ticket from, one to thirty days; The cost IS
so small that auy one can afford it 'cho tTaretS
at aii-CaSh paid for Accidentdt Injuries orer
81 600 600
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
Latest Ready-Nradc Suits.

Latest Rcady-Made Suits.
SUITS Doz. Figured Lawn Suits lace trimmed, 3
SUITS Price $500
SUITS Variety of Polka dot Lawns, desirable
SUITS shades, pieces trimmed with lace SO. .25
SUITS 10 Striped Linen Lawns, piped with plain
SUITS shades and trimmed with lace 81 90
SUITS u Robe Lawn suits, made in pieces, with
SUITS full trimming of lace and ribbons 3S7
SUITS Always sold before at s..
SUITS Full line Of Percae suits. plaid trimmed, .
SUITS pieces special bargains at $500 per suit
SUITS Special line of extra sizes in Percae suits
SUITS from 40 to 46-inch bust measures, at.. so
SUITS Full assortment of white SUITS from S425 to
SUITS $500.
SUITS Summer silks stripes desirable colors, from
SUITS $3.50 upwards.
SUITS Black silk walking suits, corduroy skirts
SUITS Sd
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
CHOICE STYLES

Light and Medium Calicoes and Chintzes ever offered
at retail in this city.
Prices range from to 12l2c.
20 PIECES
Fancy Dress Suiting at nc.
Fancy Dress Suiting at 5@c.
Were sold by the manufacturer at lie.
800 PIECES
Half-wool SutingS, at 10, l212 and 1jc
Half-wool Suitings. at TO- l212 and l5c.
Best value ever offered for the money.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
!, oHN II ANAMAkEk:
FOR EXAMPLE /:

SUITS FuH assortment of Linen listers. from 81 20 10
SUITS $500
SUITS Full rdriety Of FGacy Latons, lace trimmings
SUITS from SD to SIS.
SUITS ZeLhyr cloth suits pOuclieS $50 TO $500
SUITS (PdrdSOLs To match. at S2.25)
SUITS JOB lot pcrcGe OrerSks and baSqucS at 81 90
JOHN WANIMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT .............. THIRTEENTH STREET
Smyrna times., 1879-07-02
The Misses and Childrcn'S suit
Department.

inc MISSES ana &Cn1lCtrcn'S SulT
Department..
GRAND DEPOT. THIRTEENTH STREET.
Hare placed on the c0Unters this dan
ONE LOT
Misses blue fdlnCl suits
princess skirts and bGSgUeSJ
Handsomely trimmed lcih small shepherds plaid,
5, 10 and y years, II S7.S5 CdCh
Misses MOhdiI Dresses
In fine hair line pldids
(HUh princess skirts and bdSgUCS)
Elegantly trimmed ,Cith silk,
s. 10, y, II aud Ii years,
At 81, $50 SS. 50 AID $3.50 each.
ONE LOT
Misses MOhdir Dresses,
Princes shape, trimmed 'cith silk,
4,6. 5. 10. u and IA gears
Ats6 1913, S7.75. 25. 1915 and 1913 each.
Summer B0urettc school Suits,
Trimmed skirts dad basque
s, TO- u, IA and 16 gears.
AtS2.j0 S2.75, s.. $3.50 aud S3.75 Cdch
Misses sailor suits,
Blouse lCdiSt and skirt,
In flannel neatly trimmed 9cih lchHe braid
A. s, 10, II. Il aud 16 gears,
AtSi.2j S5.25. So, 1913, $3.50 S. and 50 each
The ab0re four styles only be had at the Grand Depot,
as there are none like them IN this city.
CAHCTS ChiRt= Dresses,
2Gnd gears, p cents each.
81 and gears, 30 cents each,
ONE LOT
Chads Chintz and Percdlc Suits
From to II gears, 40 cents each
ChHdS Chint= and lFTcdlc Suits
2,3. 1, ), 8 and gears 75 cents each.
ONE LOT
Childs Chilt= and Fercdlc Suits
s, 10 and u years 81 cents each.
ONE LOT
| ChilFs ChiRt= and Fercdle Suits,
! II gears, % cents each.
ONE LOT
| Misses Plaid GiRghdlR Suits
| Trimmed tgih Hamburg Edging,
So, $3.50, 81, $3.50 and S. each.
ONE LOT
| Misses Striped SeeTSuckcr Suits
Hill Skirt and Jacket,
| Handsomely Trimmed iCith Hamburg Edging,
| s, TO- II and II years,
4 $780, S4.75 s. and $3.50 each.
| ONE LOT
i Figured LdlCn Suits
Trimmed iVih Lace EdOing
40 3, TO- Is and l4 gears.
AtS150, $275, So, 1926, So 80 and S.. rs each.
ONE LOT
Linen Suits for tdUelinQ,
Trimmed 1Cih cOiOred Hamburg Edging,
4, 6, s, 10 and l. gears.
I, At 1925, $3.50, S270, So and S3.25 each.
ONE LOT
Dotted Siriss Suits
| Princess Skirt and Basque,
B0r-pldited Trimming on Skirt iCih LGce-trimmed
Ru6ie GbOUe
/, g. 10. IL, IA and 16 gears,
. At $3.50, S725, SIS, $3.50 aud 50 each.