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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-13
Appeals for Aid.

The following explains itself:
To OUR FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS
OF THE UNITED STATEs-We, the author
lied representatives of the citizens of
Jacksonville, recognizing the fact that the
epidemic has now reached such stage that
our own funds are insufficient either TO
cope with the many cases of absolute ne
cessity, for the engagement of nurses or
for the numerous other demands upon us;
and
Whereas, owing to the absence of all
business, many Of our most liberal citizens
are unable to furnish further funds, we
now think we are justified in accepting the
many willing offers of aid that have been
received from you. We therefore wish our
fellow citizens of the United States to
know that we will gratefully receive the
aid they have offered and that all contri-
buttons will be used for the benefit of those
in need and where they will effect the
greatest good. We request that any such
contributions may be forwarded to James
NJ. Schumacher president of the First
National bank and the chairman of our
finance COMMITTEES; Neal Mitchell, presi-
dent of the Duval county board of health
ID. t. Gerow, acting mayor and p. Nc
Quade, acting president of the citizens
auxiliary association, Jacksonville, Flan
The citizens have expended many thous.
ands of dollars of their own means, but
now recognize the fact that owing to bust
ness being practically dead they will be no
longer able TO relieve the sick and needy.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

The HookeAsin W O. I. U. have CON.
pleted the new temperance hotel 10
hockeasln, and 1t Will be open for the
ooommodRtion Of tho public on Nov.
Goth They have worked faithfully, and
have been substantially aided by the
friends OF temperance In tho neighbor
hood and By some living more remote
There are, however some anishing
touches needed, for which they are Ghort
OF funds, and with view Of Supplying
this need they invite their fTisndB and
the pubic generally TO q supper 10 be
served In the new house on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 2lst, from 5 70 10 O'Clock.
Tickets, 40 oents for adults; children
under ID years, 20 cents. Come and We
VIII have . good social time, = good
suppsE and help forward n good cause
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
Irlsb-A1nsrloan KopuDnc.o,.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 19.-The Irish
American Proteetionists celebrated a
Cooper Union to night the Republican
victory. Patrick Ford presided AID Ex
Governor Alger, O. Mich gan; Patrick
kgan, Edward 0iMeaghsr Condor,
David n ealy and others took part IN the
Jubilations James G. Blaine telegraphed
from Augusta:
II would gladly be present at your
meeting this evening II It were possible
The Irish American Protectionist were a
very potential element IN securing the
election OF Harrison and Morton, and
have right 70 rejoice that the policy
which they favor has been so Triumphant
ly vindicAted and maintain a "
General Harrison teiezraphed:
please return my friends, the Irish
American PrQtectioais's now assembled
In Cooper Institute, 10Y sincere thanks
for the cordial congratulations and much
more for their notable contribution 10
the victory which they celebrate tonight -
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

Charlie aud Harry spent = good por-
lion OF last ovening IN polishing up
LbeiT double barrel breaoh leaders and
hilinR several hundred shells for the
ostensible purpose Of killing ssvsrsl
dozsn cotton tails on the following
morning. They aro5s early this morn
ing ate q haaty meal, called their
rusty begRl7s, and getting 10 their car
riARe started for The Tceue OF slaughter
Of the nimble bunny" Il IL said
aiteE lOnz and tedious tramp they
arcceeoed in getting q glimpse Of
several q these 8 finals who had spied
tte would-oe gunnerg, aud nTsy tbsy
lrlsGed "a fast a. their logs would carry
thea Gus o. sight before the frightened
etys could set their guns up TO tLeiP
shou!deTs. We predict = wagon load OF
game this evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

WHELINa, Nov. Ig-The following
teiegrsm was received late tonight from
General Golf, who Is At bis homo Il
ClarksburK:
Mcdowell County giyes me ia major.
lty Hon. John Cooper teiegraphs from
BrAmwell that my majority In Wyoming
County Is I2s. Ofi1ial returns nov show
We have carried the state, and I shall use
all proper measures before all suitable
tribunals 10 enforee the VIII OF The peo-
pie IS expressed ct the polls, and 10 pro.
tect their interests and rights
(sientd) n. Corr,
The i've eoanties named in COTS de
spatch are the two which have been IN
doubt up 10 day. COTS official ma
Jortty In the state Ia $50 The RspubH
cans " III use every proper peans N thelr
power 10 prevent any manipulation OF the
returns In Democratic cou tiep, aud nov
believe they viii succeed, though IL Is
possible there may yet be troub 1.
The most fragrant outrAges on the bal
lot are coming to Hight daily, and the re-
spectacle citizens Of all parties, whose
proud boast has always been that West
Virginia was the only Southern
state that had . free ballot and a fair
count, are astounded.
The ''eOunt out" OF Republican eandi
dates Tor Congress still goes on and Is
not yet finished. In this district the Wet
eel County solidly Democratic board sd
lourned again to-day without beginning
the count alleging that some clerical err
rors must be corrected hst The ballots
are piled loosely In store box In the
Office Of the Democratic county clerk, |
who ie Also chairman Of the Democratic |
COMMITTEE, and are handled at will By |
all walters. Never In the history Of this |
state has such thing been Witneesed be- |
tore, and there seems TO be no help for II. |
The only hope Republicans have Is that |
the National House will give their thee |
fairly elected men their seats on a contest |
1t Is stat d on the authority Of Demo |
erats that the defeated Democratic candl |
dates for Congress received telegrams |
from their National Committee within |
three days alter the election and before |
the result could even be guessed At here /
Informing them that they we. elected l
and must claim their seats.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
rns sswsr ons.ilon nsrIn.n.

The three Commissions interested In
building 4 sewer In the BrandyWiue Park
to drain the waters Of Crooked Run into
Rattlesnaks Run have come TO an AMIGA
BILE agreement and the sewer Ia now to be
constructed A joint meeting was held
last night attended by William 7. Porter
and Christian Febiger of the Wate- Com
mission DR., A Draper, DR.. Howard
Ogle and James Griffin Of the Board OF
Health; William NJ Candy, Dennis j.
Mention aud William Candy Of the Park
Commissioners; j. New in GAwthrop and
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., OF the Street
and Sewer Directors
Alter an amicable Interchange Of opin-
ions which met the views Of all concerned
and obviat d the objections made by the
Park Commission, II was agreed that the
sewei should be built at as early a day a.
practicable Those who appreciate the
adv aniage Of a park free from nuisauces
VIII be pleased to hear that an amlcable
arrangement has been made which will
result both In protecting the Brandywine
water from faint and the Park from the
odOrs OF Crooked Run.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

"A Might In Jerssy" will Do lha st
FaotiOn ~ tnc Opera Houss on Wet
netday evening sut mAtluea on Wed
nesday afternoon. T1is play Il said q
oe hrat class and no dnuhs will draw q
pig house. Tickets are now On sale
Hatdie and Voc Lser Will appear Il
the Opera douss for three M shts Of this
week commencing ThnradAy, 10 their
grand melo dramatic rpsgtsols nOn
the Frontier" Tails show has beer
dgAVing crowded houses wherever Or
scented eud thsir appearance hefe
should be no exception to the rule
Prlcts within the reach Of evsrybodv.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
"Ths First IIonora."


RISING Sun, Nov. 10 win you
please allow me listle space In your
valuable paper TO correct that "critio {"
Although he Gays he is out OF hla
"teensi" l doubt 1t very uuuh and /
say, and every body thai has common
sense says, that Mr.. John McMahou's
lady carried of the honors for the even
ing snd Mas Sadie Ferguson vas the
second best lady Of the evening. aud /
want 20 know OF the one who slgned
himself "cIitio" II that face a Osntre
vile hurt him 80 much As 10 accuse the
wrong person OF putting that pisoe 10
the paper although ne ls ont Of his
'teens." Say, ''tsensie," you make us
laugh. As this Is the fret piece have
written | will sign my initial r,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

PITTsBUEG, Pa, Nov 20.-At a NJ eel.
ing OF the river coal operators here yes
'etday, II was unanimously decided to
shnt down all tha mines along the
N 1hongAheiA river for en- iudEh Aiss
period This will throw 1000 minera
out Of work, besides ali the other men
engaged 10 taking oosl down tue river,
sc nine lRboTors. Tia operators "a
the shut down viii 10 for two montEs
st least. They claim Il az they cannot
sell coal 10 advantage nov, as lhs mnr
kst is overlooked, aud cJEl is aslltny
for Avs o0Dts bushel, the lowest pr.co
iOr many yebra.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
The BipIs IN Inc rchonl.

JANEsvILLH, Wis, Nov. 20 "A suit
brought by the Catholic Taxpayers Of
this city TO prevent the reading Of the
King James veraion Of the Bible IN tbs
public schools WAS decided yesterday.
JUICE Bennett held that ''1uoh readin4
vas not seoiAriGn Instruction, the ch!i
aren OF the petitioners not being Obliged
% listen II they did not desire, and the
Bible having besn decided upon by the
authorities as one Of the ttEs books fJE
wisconsin schools. There was nothing,
however, to prevent ths children iron
reading versiOu Of the Bible accepted
by the Catholic Church II they pre-
ferred."
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

VIZ DO NOT know any ihlHg Ab0ut Ihs
truth or fAlslty OF the stAensnM pu1.
llubsd 10 the EsB York San in rsisr-
euca 10 tbs manner IN which, Sussex
OJuniy Vas carried by IhA Republicans,
but We are iucllaei 10 think that Mr..
BlAAley HhIl fsll into The hands Of
some Democrat Who has NOS recovered
from the shook be received on the 6 b
OF This month, and shat ths entire Story
Vas tao creation Of . disordaEed brain
etili, u Il was true, we cannot soc thAt
II Vas any WoFEe 70 use money
for cam 2a'gu purposes 10 Sussex thAn
II WAS Tor Ihe Democrats 70 hjod this
city With b0gaS Tax receipts, through
which means and others bsss knoEn 10
the managers Of that party, ovsF fifteen
hundred Illegal DemOlFano votes were
cast In this city. We have hsArd Of
several cAses where foreigners, who
have NOT been In this country three
years, we're furuihhtd 9ith tax raoelos
and voted opsnlg. Ia AddiHon 10 these,
Ihare we're hundreds Of msn who hsys
moi paid . tax for ysarr, whose names
Are not even on The Assessors books,
who obtained thsss bogus receipts Tor
The asking, and in mAuy instances aid
mol even have 10 DO that, whose bAlots
ware received and counted. We knoE,
and every Democrat Who knows any
thing 81 all knoWs, that through The
ohaAdng pra0ilSed BY that party there
were over lhres thousand legal voters
In this county alone who were reHdy
and willing ., any ume 10 DAY their
YAK and qualify themselves 10 vote, Who
have boon deprived Of that prIvlIsae by
EAsoAlly ASSESSORS and TAX oollso,ors.
while 1hsss citizens, some OF whom are
buAinssH man shat havs Lived here for
years. are robbed OF the right OF
Suffrage, every Democrats ward heller
had bis pockets packed with blank tax
hi sslplB, ready 10 be hlls4 In With he
mans u H1y one who would vote that
hoksl no matter whether he had 40.
CURED The right Of olHz ,nsbip or not
We would auEaset that Nj. Blakley
Hall visit this city AKAln and INQUIRE
how the Democrats secured their tre.
nsadOus mAjoriIy In shls county Of Ihs
rsoens election. BE also might write
an Interesting column about Iome Of the
elections in the past, WHOM, In one OF
which especially, there were more
Democratic votsS cast In one Of ths an.
town WAEdS than there we're men.
women, children and gOAGs In the 50 ,irs
ward.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

Rev. Mr., Hubbard delivered hia lee
ture 10 MAieley church, or Monnay
evening, eudEltd; The toupn and
funay IL the experience Of The carl
ldueTAnts OF the n. z Church. He
spoke for about al hour, and was alter
lively listsned to by quite large sal
lenoe, One Of his auditors says he
would have been pleased to hear him
speak another hour, as tia laugh was
bound 70 coue oGt VI 6Very one vho had
any laugh 10 hiu Tie admission Zee
was ~ cents aud sll who were present
certainly must have felt that iEsy 70.
the fnil worth Of that sum.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

What coward that Msior Smith
r." said Jones 10 Robinson; why, the
very sight Of auR. powder Woald make
him I'LL How did he ever nsnAae to
become an uficsr IN the Army2" Don't
say anything ARAlRst NTH, answsr d
Robinson, she once saved ny ufe."
Saved your niel Nonsense, lmpossi
blel What do you mean" II mean
that Was In the frat stages Of con
sumption; | was losing strength and
vitality every day with the terrible
diseAge, when Smith advised me 70 take
DIT. Pisros's Golden Medical Discovery
hsd tried All kinds Of medicines Will
out Bucoesu, and my physician had
given me no hope; yet here l am, as
we'll a. ever q man Was, and L owe my
life 70 Smith, and TO the sonderiul
remedy he recommended.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

IT Is now evident shat Mr.. Pow.
derry will remain Oh the head Of one
bsAnoh OF the Knights Of LaboE, and
tails Ne believe viii BE- the oaly vay By
Whiah this 0nce powerful oRdar onn
maintain In oFgan zAlloa and avoid
immediate dissolution. Thsre ID, hoe
ever, very lille room 10 doubt thai
there will be . split in the order, and
that while Mt. PoWierly will remain
81 the head OF one branch Mt. Barry
VIII have ooniEal OF ths other, No
PJHdsrly says that nothing but Ons
man power can save the order, and
FUZZY ons-hAli the delegates are in
'AvoE OF investing nlm with that power.
As the remainder are opposed this win
cause the Split and consequently there
will be i've weak labor OFgsD' A,lons
In plaza OF the onOe powerful X alghta.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

into the city treasury, viii amsunt 10 >
good round sum, and We think thnt q
IL nothing more than iuaf thnl thA
Mayor should be relmbuRssd Ear aVusy
cant Of expense Incurred. ZhIs oaa
only be dons By Council paying the
oih, and Ne trust that action viii be
taken on the matt0r 81 the meeting on
RhursdAy niahL II thls 10 done, the
Mayor Will be encouraged 10 prSossa
5lth his work, but II Il IL not, Il mus,
% lAken As evidence thai Council does
not oArs whether The laws ere eniorosd
or not
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

MAYOR HARRIHGToN lI dstsr mined
% break up illegal liquor selling in Ghis
city, and backed up Rs he Il By Judge
BAL, he Ia In fair way TO assonpliSb
ais purpose. The time has bean, and
thAa not very long ego, when any one
who chose could sell liquor withou, The
tormAllly Of frat obtaining A llosnAs
and II did NOT seem 10 Be Euybody's
business 10 prosecute them. LIQUOR
UAs AiS) openly sold on the Sabbath
Without let or hindrAnoe, but those
Gays are nov passed, and the psopls
SOC what can DO Asoom plishsd By . Re
publican naturalization. II was thought
thai policy playing Rnd gambling ooald
mol be broken up In this city, but
through ths enterprise OF q ne wspapsr
tseaa sylls were given their death blow.
Mayor HArrlnE on has taken = solsmp
oAlo 70 enforce The laws, and when
efdinAiy msaas.iAil 10 accomplish this
OBJECT he IL jasfasd In FssortinR 10 ex.
tiA9rdinAEy msAns, and those Who suffer
haVs no one bal Themselves 10 blame,
Mayor Il rrluzton's course will receive
tae approval Of all lAW-AblInR olEzsps,
and he will meet with their cordial
support In ferrstlng oul vlolAiors OF
iaE, whether they bs policy men, gam.
Dlsrh OF illegal liquor sellers.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

The gentlamAnly advance agent, Mr..
J ules =. Muuy, VI ~ n, tie Magic
q leen' % that viii AppfHr for three
Nights, commencing rext Monday even
inR, Of the ODeEA Rouse, called 81 the
REPUBLICAN Cdioe on Monday aud
said bis tIoup7 was bettsE than wleu
Lhey appeared la our city ous year ago.
They row carry 80 peoole And have o
carload Of new aud elegant scsneyy,
= hinh they will use on their Wait 70 Gui
city. Thl y are now 40 Il eamonA. VI
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20


IL JoHS C. Nav, OF Iudisna, who
- ; CLOSE persouAl friend Of President.
eleol Harrison speaks Aushoridvely
lnsrs nsei moi be Ruy espsolAl hss,e is
say one urging their claim foF the
Fsaefal 1tfilss. When MI. Nav was
asked one day re,snsly IN rsisfsaas %
vac eniofosmsnl OF The OWL SsFyios
~ y, by the PfssidsR.slesi, be replied
mink that II viii be satisfactorily
eGi0Leed' do nog baliAvs Thai there
Hll DC any great haste In turning out
Osmo.rAh There Will bs no clean
iResp Immediately, GsnerEl Harrison
y believer in ths civil servi,s idea,
nAu Ne WILL l think, enforce the spirlg,
: NOS Ine leae: Of she law" Nov II
mt, Ne" speaks BY lhs book, Eud Il f.
pEoDAple lhAi he dOsp, Gh5rs Will De
AMY hundreds Of dlsppuiulsd ca "a
sseAsIs IN this ooansry. We bs,isye
.aAt SensrAi Harrison will snfor,e alI
sae 10 70 TO the bsst CT his Ep5Tlsd "a
ana Ao'islyi ana IS The G vi ssrviss
As'ofm buslnsss happens a he en- !.
! gfaoel anopg these lsHs 70 inslIus 4,
aas opinion shAl = grsst mssy Demo.
Ssau wa sEs now holding GA ls wjll
" permitted 10 suish uut heir terms.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
philadelphia Wilmington 4 EAI-
Hmors Railroad.

AsAAla VIM luaSo vRIlminRosa - a1llsBl
fhIsasiphiA lexpreasl 4 ga sAs@ 80
80 90 l9ez, h, ii@ 4. N, II b
AssosReds! iS . "a y 81 ssP Va ms a. ~.
- go ) ~ 10 10 Do. 10 d Is N.
s'i'f SS S's 2. : b. "a e! "a q: az
AssosS9 Il /. "a az ~ ElS 1854
New Yost, "a %, d q SS x - 100
~ ~, ~ z; ~, ~ "a a. ga, bA. TG 7@
EoF West dhssteE, via LanOhtn, q ant
fof NsNGrE (CentTeY and intermediate 50.
BSlhsls sad ne = p sts9iOus ma
NJ. ~ and Il y 2. m.
baltimore and Washington, Ia tts, SEA
y * snd y goA. M, u %, Il IL, q. Z - 10,
TrAins for DeIsvure Division leave for,
sSW ,'Ao5leS t ~ \. , 20 a m, ~ stA
6 et z, 70 ~ns a ~ n sIssI
kesiofd lnxpreeal, % p. n.
hArfinEton, DelsaaR. and way siAti1nA. go
E,Spirsss for I HirTinEtOn. 90 ,. m. way
EIP!sss ser Dover. Harrington. ana Dsl
kTDrsss i sasS daps d 4 Ola rosu, Uon.
tort ana eorfolks u o. Night
Leave PhilAdolpAis. Bysad street.. fnr ulu.
TlsE'i9 s slqiIsss Ma = ~ Z ia IL sS
g. az, soq, go, il q Q. n.
81. W. . 49, !, g g i 3 a Shd d :. =.
SUNDAY TRAINa,
FOR philadelphia lexpnaaal, 2ea tL2 90
-, WV II y q, m, n, 62A and IDS
Accommodation, lisa. NJ, l1A Ia 10
w., 20 and 10 90 p. N.
Tor chester SeNpreaai, u, 70. II 81 q n,
bf4. 100. and 10 % D, nj
AooomnadAtion- slb m, nIA IN. en-
EOT Ssv YSft IsEpreS'l z % IsA tn,yA
D, m.
IoE west Chester, via LAnOkiH, asa. n,
For Cape charles, Old P0nt eonfora and
Norfolk, n u Night
For New Cagtfe, Middletown, CLARION.
Dover, Feltoa, HARM Ft0R, BeAf6rd, LSsroI
Baltimore and MeShinRtout In, go, sea
" y - N, llga, q ~ and7 y D, IA, BAln'
more, a. e and n % p. ".
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Htreet, for VIII
Eiington teTpress), ~. ~ ., %, Ina SIN, n.u
a. NJ, SO, I. 81 and H. ID r. II,
Accommodation, A9s, 10. n a. NJ, I7.GALuA
g. ia G,B and II. q +. NJ.
Per further Information, passengers are re-
teFrbd to the ttshet Office a. Che atatlOn,
Trains marked thus ~ sre limited erpFess
upon winch extra nhra Is charged.
ChAH, Y. PUaH, JR WOOu
General hSnAaer ssnsrSi fssssSEssT Aat
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
ROOF PAINT.

We still claim after years
of tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others. We use the Purest
Materials, such as science has
demonstrated,are the best to
successfully resist atmos
pherlc decay. We put it up
in quarter, half and gallon
cans, all ready for use.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

MINNEAPOLIS M'sn Nov. 2O.-Flvs
OF the tiour mills here, Representing 1000
barrels daily capacity, eT 20 per cant. o.
the city's daily capacity are now closed
Several others will bo SHUT down n
wesk, The reasons for this hls
wheat shortage End tbs dulness o! ~
h0ur II arket Some OF the mlllerg have
large RtoCkR on hand,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

10 MORROW We will publish an In
Issssslns lssler from = Dsnosrat who e
nov sojOurniHg 81 the head OF Bali
River With . number OF his trlenda
He gtvsI grAphi, description Of lhe
trip, bul does not seem pleased with the
aounIEy, which he pEon0unoss cold and
lnhosptlAhIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on a
Scott Webb Perlecting press,
with 8 capacity Of 1000 copies
printed, folded and counted In
GO minutes. 1t is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita-
ted owing to the REPUBLICAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and see it in operation.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
ROTkllgl9l and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-five Dollars and Up
wards.

WhkuS.
Over four hundred sold IL
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cans leave every half hour
within a square Of these let's
FOX Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue. Fare 5 cents.
Look a the improve.
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead,suTe safe invest
ment, where you can see
your money every Gay, this
cannot be equaled. Had 8
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how &C
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

That everybody on1ht to know that 4
Sergeant slve5 22i9 lbs OF the bsst
= Ell cleaned coal IN aveTg ton you buy.
OAK, pine Rud hickory kidding wood Is
large loHds, Lime for wLisaGnBhinR
HEFd, iOus q aSSsoe siIE5t. Cent El
tnoe, Seventh and King Btfssss. Lock
for the blue sign, Open in the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

AAyon HARRINGroE hAs 5ss, Al
ans .1. I, sz Jelfs 10 isErasHnE on,
- sS1e ,, % me pihaas whore liquor VA
so.I ilssaAly In shis olsy. The work
oOula lot have been performed By the
regular Officers, Gua + ia uass!lops5le
u u would have 0adn Cd p,lley 10
ss'S en- Ployso any one 10 this ely 10
40 y consequently he vas obliged 10
Esso mea rom PhllAielphiG vic
@ %aEs . business Of this Kind OF work
1ns mes and oosss, Wbich will DO paid
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

~ W AAs
Not one of them but has
had some touch that pref
ties or betters it beyond what
you've known.
Silk Embroidered and
Wool Embroidered Just as
much beyond the old mark.
Three hHNayea and kyepty
distinct styles, count i n 2
colors. Rings and dots IN
unexpected combinations are
the newest, but there's no
familiar beauty of bud or
spray or curley cue thar
hasn't been frightened and
freshened for you.
Enbloideries are to Il
inches deep
And we haven't said o
word Of the pyramids Of
Plain Flannels.
Northeast OF centre.
as good news as we've
had in Women's Shoes for
many a day.
Hand seVed, styaight gozt,
Qbera tos, So SO, regular
P77ee $3.50.
HaHo-ss10ea, Petite goat,
common 5e4se lasE, 80, regN-
lar tg7ts 81 90.
Two lots of strictly first
class goods that we've Just
come By.
There used to be a great
quality-gap between hand
sewed and machine seWed
ehoes. There's still enough
to make the difference worth
paying ior-if you don't pay
very much. Han deserved
soles are q little more hexI-
BILE, a little easier to the
foot than almost any machine
work, and these's quite as
sure to be goad stock in
them Enough are glad to
pay for the little more OF
comfort and worth they are
almost sure 70 bring.
BIT here yog haze, hand.
made, s6ick and span ns7c
goods, S4llea to he season, 10,
a50m three quarters HE byicl
Of machine. 5s7Oed. We have
done much to bring hand
made shoes within every.
body's reach, but never be-
lore anything TO equal this.
These shoes viii VIII be pu
on sale this morning. We
start with a full assortment
of every size and width.
Market Street front, west ofMaln Aisle
Two Handkerchiefs tina
strike the keynote In Lilo
ems. 1-Men's hemstitched
with borders printed Ii
twenty Or thirty styles
dashss, splashes, dots, spots
, and stripes. I24c each, 81 81
: a dozen.
? 2-Men's plain white,
: and l inCh hemstich, sun
finished " I24o each. w
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