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ABRILLIANT SCHEME.
which Deserves just Recognition.

which Deserves just Recognition.
10 the Editor Of the Register.
SRA few days ago was approached
by committee OF gentlemen who request
ed that discontinue my advertisement In
the morning papers, in order TO help force
the proprietors of said journals to accede to
the demands Of certain printers. / pro-
tested against being made a party to
trouble in which l had no interest. l also
informed the committee that must adj
vertise my business, when one of them
suggested that could advertise in the
Ners Letter. Here, i think, detect a bril-
liant scheme. The Nelrs Letter Is
urging the workingmen to boy
colt the morning papers, and
when the boycott committee goes
around on their cut-throat mission they
inform the business men-quite incident
ally, of course-that they can advertise IN
the Nelrs-Letter.
As a financial scheme this ought to
make Gel. Sellers ashamed of himself. II
the Netrs- Letter can only succeed in de-
stroying the business of the REGISTER and
Iatelliqeneer, and capture all Of it itself
there's millions in it," It's a brilliant
idea. the execution Of which will probably
require more ability than did its concep-
ton. MAIN SIkEEI'
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THE DAWN OF REASON.
A Responsible and Reputable Member oil
the Union Frees His Mind.

A Responsible and Reputable Member OF
the Union Frees His Mind.
Some of the members of the Typograph-
ical Union-men who, when the scheme
for an advanced scale of prices was first
preached, felt that it was not justified and
feared that a long and disastrous strike
would inevitably result, but who refrain
ed from any violent opposition, from
beliefthat the officers of the organization
had gone over the ground carefully and
and that they must, therefore, have
perfect knowledge of the situatlon-seem
to have at last realized that they have
been sacrificed by the officers and the IT.
responsible element in the Union in
cause which was hopeless from the outset
because wrong, and are maniiesung
disposition 10 give voice TO their conViC-
tiOns and notify the tighterS-%ho are
brave because they have nothing at stake
that they are sick of being humbugged
and desire change. At last Sundays ses-
sion ofthe Union one Of the members-a
gentleman who has been lifelong union
man, and one who holds the organization so
dear that he could not longer remain silent
under the present misrule, the
floor, and said, in substance, that the IN
ion was beaten and that every member
knew it; that it was folly. to continue
contest which had all along been hope
less one, and that it was time the sensible,
conservative and honest printers come to
the front and put themselves on record.
He said he had felt from the first that the
advanced scale was an error, hut the ma
iority seemed determined upon it, and he
had allowed the thing to 90 on without
making an effort to stop it, but now he
felt that the time had come when he could
speak with prOpriety. The speaker then
offered resolution which set forth
the substance of the views
he had expressed, and closed by declaring
the strike of, and recommending the men,
bers to apply for their old situations.
As may be expected, this eminently
honest and common sense measure was de-
feated by those who, unfortunately for the
families of the conservative uniOnists are
in 4 numerical majority, and the strike
which has already cost so much, through
loss of wages, must 90 on. The episode of
Sunday, however shows that the response
BILE element in the Union is coming to the
| front again, and all friend of the organiza-
ton will rejoice when it will have secured
the upper hand.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
Pointed PencIlIngs OF Brief Items Of Local
Interest.

Pointed PencIllngs OF Brief Items Of Local
Interest.
MONTE CRISTO" this evening.
ONE marriage license WAS issued yester-
day.
THERE were two cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
"PAvEMENTs of Paris" at the Grand
Opera House, tonight.
ATTENTION is called to the change of
time on the W. * F.. q. railroad. The
time card is printed elsewhere.
The revival meeting at Chapline street
NJ. T. church is increasing in interest.
There were several conversions last night.
Services at 7:30 this evening.
IN our report of the marriage ofMr. J.
H. Holt and Miss Ellie Ewing, yesterday
morning, the types said the bride was the
daughter of J. L. Ewing. Esq. 1t should
have been J. ID. Ewing, Esq.
The last will and testament of Eliza
beth Miller, of Fulton, was admitted TO
probate at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday,
The will appoints testatOr's son, August
Miller, her executor, without bond, and
divides the estate equally between the
children.
Mr.. HARTLEY, labor boss at the River
side Steel plant, was presented with
handsome gold watch chain by number
Of employees. The presentation was in the
nature of a surprise party, the doners call
ing at Mr.. Hartley's house, and spending
a pleasant evening.
THE annual election for officers of the
Young Mems Christian Association oc-
Cured last night, and resulted rs follows:
President, }. =. Vance; First Vice Presi-
dent, J. ElwoOd Hughes; Second Vice
President, J. W. Smith; Treasurer, John
J. Jones. Recording Secretary, ". H.
Rinehart.
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seab Sympatllizcr,
RATSI RATSri

II is we'll known who posted the notices,
and il their names were printed in the
REGISTER they would be recognized
by all your readers rs the
same which have appeared in con-
nection with dozens of disgraceful rows
and in police court items. They were
never used in print in any other connection
Mr.. Miller says they are all in debt TO
him, and il they viii individually boy
colt him he will find no fault. But these
things matter little. Mr.. Miller
takes the three English papers
printed in Wheeling, the two
morning daihes to furnish news for
his patrons and the Ereaiag almanac to
satisfy few such fe lows as the ones who
posted the notice concerning him. He
does not take any of the papers out of
sympathy, but merely as a matter of
business and convenience. In regard to
the imputation of the cards l can say they
are entirely false, and am amazed that
any laboriDg man can doubt Mr.. Miller's
fidelity TO their cause, and feel
more deeply than ever
impressed with the fact that man is prone
to forget friend, and soon loses sight of
kind by act When the Laughlin Nail
Company had the ten men arrested, charg-
ed with rioting, it will be remembered
that Mr.. Miller went security for five of
them, and on that security they were re-
leased and saved the inconvenience of be-
ing in jail several days while awaiting
trial. All these kind acts Of Mr.. Miller
are forgotten, and now because he wishes
to assert his manhood and continue to con-
duct his business as he thinks best,
q half dozen men who are too mean and cow
ardly TO appear in daylight, supposed to
act under the order of Labor Unionism,
post notices upon public buildings and in
public places, which tend, if believed by
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A & A. S. RITE.
THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE
GRAND CONSIST0RY HELD YESTERDAY.
The Organization in a PlOuriShing COndihOn-Nsw
ConsiStories to Be 0rganized-The Next
Place Of Meeting.

The annual communication of the Grand
Consistory of Scottish Rite Masons Of
West Virginia, met at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning in the hall of Wheeling Consis-
tory, No. Is; the following Crane: Officers
being present: Illustrious Grand Com
mander, G.. W. Atkinson, presiding; II.
X. Howard, of Pt. Pleasant, First Lieuten
ant sGrand Commander; Robert Nc
Griffin, of Sewell, Second Lieutenant
Grand Commander; James j. Patterson,
of Huntington, Grand Secretary; ID. w.
Emmons, Of Huntington, Grand Treasurer;
G.. 7. Simpson, of ut. Pleasant, Grand
Sentinel. The other Grand Officers were
not present, and their places were filled
by pro tenn appointments.
OF the seven Consistories in the State
five were represented, as follows: Wheel
ing, Charleston, Huntington, Pt. Pleasant
and Anderson. The two not represented
were Grafton and Martinsburg.
The reports of the grand officers were
read and referred to appropriate commit
tees. The Grand Secretary reported the
Order in flourishing and growing cOndi
ton. The present membership is about
three hundred.
An application was received from
Charleston for permission to organize
a Consistory there, and on it being duly
considered the permission sought was
granted. A Consistory will also be soon
organized at Ravenswood, for which per-
mission will be granted by the Grand
Commander.
Under the Constitution of the Supreme
Grand Council, each Grand Consistory has
the right to recommend annually three
so members to receive the 33o. There
were number of candidates for the hon
or, and after several ballots had been taken
Messrs G. B. Hart, X. j. Smyth and w.
S. Summers, of Charleston, were chosen.
The next Grand Annual Rendezvous
will be held at Charleston IN November
next.
After transacting great amount Of
routine business, the Grand COnsistory
adjourned little after three o'clock.
No officers were elected ut yesterdays
session, as the present officers, elected last
year, hold over until next November,
their time of service being two years
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THE OHIO RIVER RoAp
Tbs Line CompI.,sd &" "hh'
6our Miles Of PsTksrsnsfr

Geo. W. Tbomp-oD, President
Ohio River Road, left for Ne" l"'
RgGIsrER representative some veg -. :.
esting information concerning ,Ds p "a,
Of the ertention to Point IN To- . .as
"wednesday the track was LAD /" ~ 81
tveuty-foGr miles Of Parkefsbus - ~ = 4
inc come over the rood thus - - ~
engine. The 800 foot span o. - :, N
Ksnawha bridge will be '~usz ar1
day. 80 that IL high water - "a =, u
the 'sfaiser bridge away, II r0 %, ,tss1
Law the work to completion; 800
.ion will be ready for travel " ;srrlsI
I n no unusual Circumstance "a
On sunday lat special train 80 !
the road from Wheeling TO ia't - -
distapce of 95 miles, In Two 800 4
slsren MINUTES. When the W.
completed il Is likely the run iiDD a -
ing 10 Charlest0wn will be H'
eiabt 70 nine hours
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Seriously Ill.

1t is with sincere sorrow that the serious
illness of Mr.. ", W. MeVay, q we'll
known and estimable gentleman, Is noted.
Mr.. Mcyay suffered an attack Of hemor-
hage of the lungs day or two ago, and
the trouble, repeated at frequent
intervals, soon reduced him to
a condition well calculated to alarm
his friends. Last evening he was
very low, but no hemouhage had occurred
since 9 o'clock in the morning. fact
which gave rise 20 the hope that the worst
was over, and that he would begin to
mend, something earnestly desired by his
friends Last evening there were many
calls at his residence, No. 9ls Market
street, and much solicitude was expressed
for the patient,
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FOR TIE PEOPLE.
A Capital Addition to tn. Ent.rpri's ''"s'


At this season OF the year, ~bcn "
restaurant business IL at it, height, u .
fords the REGISTER pleasure TO -,
good word for that veteran catsrtf.
Martin Thornton, and 10 recomneDE D
dining rooms 10 all classes Of abS
a. the best the city affords vi Nr'
is striking example OF what lna'''
skill and perseverance will DO. Ne "
ed his restaurant away back in i-IJ W
war prices were still prevalent IN 10
days an oyster stew oo~t W w
and meal from ~ to
cents, but Martin aw "
Of making both ends meet at Io"" 's~
and his Is cent meals and s''s' '"
launched into the worId-to the mr. ~
benefit of.the public and hlm~l ..
taurants have sprung up and pa'
by the dozen sin" tha' -,
but the capital still EXIST ~'nf
place In the city fot al O.
rich or poor alike To the H4A s :.
stranger il is Of peculiar 'ains. .D' -,
Capital is known all over oar Ha I -
In all the adjoining region o' o'D =.
West Virginia. The oyster se.'~" .I,-
at its height, and lover Of 'os ""
should call on Martin.
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A Pleasant Affalr.

The ladies of the Arion gave another OF
their delightful 'kafleevisites" in the
club building, yesterday afternoon and
last evening. The ladies assembled about
two o'clock and spent the afternoon in the
usual sociable way. At six O'Clock the
gentlemen dropped in and partook Of a
bounteous supper of good things The
balance Of the evening, until about ii
o'clock, was spent in very pleasant man
ner, dancing taking permanent part in
the amusements, Prof. Charlie killmeyor
furnishing the music.
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-. ond unrigbt workipgmen.

honest and upright workingmen, to
iniure Mr.. Miller's business
If this is American freedom
and personal liberty, we can not under
stand it, and if it is the way workingmen
expect to repay such valuable favors as
Mt. Miller has extended to them as class
| want none of their friendship. But
7 feel confident that outside Of the little
coterie of toughs. no workingman, at least
no workingman who feels that work IS
honorably, will be influenced by such an
upgenerous blaekmail. WORKMEN.
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ANOTHER CASE.

A Printer Knocked Down by au Unknown
Rufiian.
One of the present REGISTER compost
tors, named Charles Bowman, who is a
cripple, was assaulted, early Wednesday
morning, on Market street, by some one
in sympathy with the boyootters. Who
ever the rascal was he took advantage OF
Bowman because he was cripple, and
after knocking him down without warn
ing, ran of for fear that Bowman would
chastize him. 1t is such towards who
are trying to intimidate our citizens.
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The New Court House.

1t is expected that by noon Tomorrow the
last work will have been done upon the new
Court House, and it is the intention of the
Building Committee of the Board Of Com
missioners to throw the ediice open for
public inspection tomorrow afternoon.
The ladies especially are invited to call,
and there will doubtless be large num-
Der of people present during the after
noon.
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strength.
- A.
Name Of the
Baking Powders
I FIN his report, the Government Cbemi

says:
II regard all alum powders as very I'M
wholesome. Phosphate and Tartaric Acid
powders iberate their gas too freely in
process Of baking, or under varying eli
matte changes suffer deterioration"
DrH. A. Mott, the former Government
Chemist, after careful and elaborate eI-
animation Of the various Baking Powders
ofcommeree, reported 10 the Government
in favor of the Royal brand.
Prof. McMurtrie, late CHIEF: Chemist for
U. 8. Government at Washington, says:
THE chemical tests to which have sub
mitted the Royal Baking Powder, prove II
perfectly healthful, and tree from every
deleterious substance
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To Err Is Human.

But il IS positively inexeuSable 10 administer or
take narcotics or potent seiatives to relieve in
tranquility OF the nerves the easily discoyerable
eause Of which Is simply indigestion. Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters is the remedy indicated
when the nervous system is weak, and eonse-
quently representative and untranquil. Braeed
and Quoted by this superlatiye tonic, the system
obtains needhI repose At night dyspepdc
qualzns 0ea<C todisturb the stomach, and mental
iRquietude disappears The habit Of body be-
comes regular, the liver aud Kidneys are health
fully stimulated. and bodily or mental exertlon
ceases 10 be a geariSome and difficult task. Neu
ralgia, rheumasisIR and malarisl disorders, and
kidney troubles are entirely eradiested by this
matches inyigorant and regulator
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THE GOOD WORK GOING on.
The Union Meetings ut the English Luth
eran Church Successful.


eran Church Successful.
The Union meeting at the English Lu-
theran Church, yesterday afternoon, was
quite largely attended, and the services
were very interesting. The usual twenty
minute song service was held, and the
singing Of the Union Choir was excellent
Rev. J. c. Hull, Of the Chapline Street NJ.
f. Church, led the meeting, which was
one Of great power for good. Another
meeting will be held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock, which will be under the direction
of Rev. r. Rush Swope, Of st. Matthew'S
P. f. Church. All are invited to attend.
There was 4 very interesting meeting
in the Fourth Street VI. F.. Church, last
evening. Services will be held again this
evening, and all are invited.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

ITAHsTtf Uf Tktaf HssttRtU'
The following transfer ofreal estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made November 10. 1885. by
Thomas McKiernan and Others TO Benja-
min Exley, for the north half Of 10, No.
81 in CaldYell's addition TO the city. Con
sideration, 81 700.
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Mr. MAKTIs THORNTON yesterday
swore out warrant TOR the arrest Of an
Italian, charging him with the larceny Of
an oyercoat from his residence on Market
street. The thief was found last evening
with the overcoat on.
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BAKING POWDERS.

Interesting Tests Made by the Govern
meDt Chemists.
DIR. Edward G. Love, the Analytical
Chemist for the Government, has made
some interesting experiments as to the
comparative value of baking powders DIR.
Loves tests were made 10 determine what
brands are the most economical 10 use, and
as their capacity lies In their leaveniDg
power, tests were directed solely TO ascer-
tain the available gas Of each powder. DR..
Loves report gives the following:
Name Of The Strength
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D, GuNDL|NG E COMPANY
ABOUT THE CITY.
Sent to Jail.

Daniel Lasch was before Justice Davis
yesterday on two charges of carrying con-
cealed weapons and receiving stolen goods.
He confessed TO both charges and WAS held
in $500 on the first charge, and 81 900 ON
the second.
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s,riv. Velvet. in plain .0d !. h ~, % >
binations; Fur Trimming s.ns, 80
riety; Kid GIoveA plain .aa 80, -
ing. best makes, at lowest Ins,eru
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Index tO New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE
McLanin'S Wheeling PillS-McLain Brothers
Put Your Money Whrrr il win Do the Most
GOOd-R. J. Smyth.
French Balbriggan Underwear-D. Gundling
< Co
Artificial Plants, Leaves and FlOwcrs-Ewng
Bros.
Time Cari-Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail
road
Fine Pocket Cutlery-StantOn 4 Davenport.
Double Bass for Sale-E. ". Banner.
New Foreign FriIits-N. Schulz.
Plumbing and Gas Ftling-Trimble { Luiz
Cider PreServatiye-R. II. List.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting-GeO. Hubbard 4
SON.
FOURTH PAGE.
A November Blast Of Bargains-M Gutman 4
Co
IncreasinE Demand-D Gnndling 4 90.
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Lon SHabacker.

We have some Seal Silk Cloaking Plush
at an extra low price. Also Astrachans in
all colors, with trimmings to match.
Lou SwABACKER-
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Inn ,uaba<ksr.

Ladies and ChiIdren's CnaasI
red and white, warranted not y % 4,
and French, English and AiSn -
siery in wool, fleece and o'"s'
makes. DDC HN
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Notice.

The city tax Office win Be ss. G. essf
.. m, until . p; m. daily Y !v 9th d ..
edl, the remainder Of this 80 -. ebsss
70 allow the workingpen 'ne
ssye the discount
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Lou Swabackeh

For evening wear we have Just received
White Lace and Crepelissie Robes. and
Elbow black and cream Lace Top hitfs,
very choice. Lou SwAAACkkA
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
Mr.. Walker FrisSell, will leave to-day on
q visit to New York.
Mr.. Walker Blaine, of Chicago, passed
through the city yesterday.
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BASE INGRATITUDE.

A well-Known Friend of the workIngman
Posted as a Rat SympathIzer.
To TIE Editor 0fuhe Register.
SIR: On Wednesday night, under cover
of darkness, some scoundrel posted up in
two or three conspicuous places in Bridge
port notices written with a marking pencil,
bearing the following false and disgraceful
legend;
mCHARLES MILLER,
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Aew advertisements,
PEPAlRS To CENTRE MAE
IL KET. 'A"

Scaled proposals will Ia rc,,.,.,I pr,a
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Il l~t
Al S O'Clock p. IN, 10y COMMITTEE, ua v,,,,.
for all necessary repsirs 10 the brick a.v al,
Centre Market House.
Parties desiring Ia bid can ~, all u, a,r,,,,
information nom JOHN McKEEVER 80, ,
the Market, (rcsidence So % Twtn,,..c,
street,
All proposals should h. hlci With , " IN
ERs, City Clerk, nj his otfice IN the Public a.
ing. RN. GIlLEIIyn
nniiar 49,
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Resister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETERS RECORD.

THERMOMETER RECORD.
Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Thursday: q. M, 81;
II a: n, 55; 3 p. m, %; p. H., 53.
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,-NOyember IL
For Western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia local rains, slightly warmer, south,
casterly winds
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A r. MIXES HAIR RSIO

Contains no irritants or poisons: IL pcrfe1ly n,
even II taken into the stomach. Il uill rrpg,
diseased conditions of the scalp pro,nos a.
growth Of the hair, PREVENTS frnm falling 81
and reduce the excessive amount 81 Gaplr
IL Is composed the best known tunlrs ant A.
stimulants for the purpose intended S..l - %
the hair folliclcs and glands IN the cciiu.G q,
sue, IL they have any vitality lgN. IN
LAcGHLlS BROS, Wheeling, Nhr.a,
Agents. U,,,lb
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TAIL Am VTSTER STOCE

Just received n full line Of Panta-
IooninRs, suitinss, Overeoatingx. Al
SO n full line OF our celebrated fine
Wool and worsted Knit Jackets.
c. HESS a SONS,
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1921 and I323 Market street

L.s.GOop&co. selldry goods the cheapest.
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,fall aud 6alinttr Clothing.
A NOVEMBER
BLAST OF BARGAINS s!

Every Department Six Floors again in complete Oruer
with Novelties and full Of Bargains The continuous rush OF
customers for the last weeks made decided gaps in even our I'M
suss stock many entire lines Of goods being entirely sold out and our
whole assortment badly broken To remedy this state OF aas one OF
our firm has been securing the markets of New YORK. Boston anu
Rochester for the last two weeks While IN these MARKERS ne
ed in ustinu large quantities of the
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell or trade 'Uf nal,
Acres on Big Wheeling Greek, fourteen z !,
nom the city. Land very level laYs ,rylri
OF Good Fruit: Water in Every Fled too 90
tages and Cold Well Water, IN a, rain tod
Fences: plenty OF Limestone and cod cro;t.lt
out OH the land. A purchaser can get rsirls'
gain. }. j. kNlNh
jyl3eAgh Ohicr. ll6O Main Il Nh0hrf
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~MOSt Attractive Novelties T.
1900 Mems Suits,

All Novelties are offered for your inspection at prices that viii knock
competition silly This especially true Of the Goods displayed IN
Suit Department A
Suits offered elsewhere Bargains at S5 we are onerng al S
Suits offered elsewhere Bargains ST. we are offering at sO
Suits offered elsewhere Bargains S0 we are offering at 20
Suits offered elsewhere Bargains $S are offering at 50
Suits offered elsewhere Bargains at S. we are offering al ~