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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26
FOREIGN.

Two men named Taylor and Amend
while hunting with party near Halifax,
N. s., fired at what they thought was a
moose. A terrible shrek undeceiyed them
and they found that they had killed two of
their friends named Mitchell and Webber.
The London strike is practically ended,
most Of the strikers returning to work on
the 10th inst IL is remarkable that not a
single case of violence has grown out of
the strike.
Six cotton mills at Blackburn, T. nglaDd
have been closed down on account OF the
depressed condition OF trade.
Advices from Zanzibar state that Stanley
is expected TO reach the eastern sea coast
about the last of October.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26
DIED IN THE HARNESS.
Six Firemen Killed by Falling Walls
in louisville.

Fire broke out in the cellar OF Banberg,
Bloom Il Company's dry goods establish
ment in Louisville, KY, on the 18th inst,
and in ten minutes flames were bursting
from the windows on the third floor. Five
minutes later part of the roof went in. The
fire department was out in full force
promptly, and ten minutes after the first
alarm half IA dozen streams were playing
on the burning building. but it was soon
clear that nothing could save it and the
hose was turned upon the Louisville hotel,
two doors away. That building was
s.loking and il was sharp half hour 5
fight TO make its safety reasonably sure.
Several small buildings adjoining were
destroyed.
Six tiremen were caught by falling walls
and killed. Their remains were taken from
the debris terribly manged.
A conservative estimate Of the loss on
stock is S750,0OO. The insurance is heavy
and will about cover the loss. The build
ing was double six-story, owned by the
firm and valued ut $50, 900.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26

Cattle-Market steady; beeves, 81 400
4 IS; steers, 1901 30; stocxers and feed
ers, 81 S063; cows, bulls and mixed, sl@
az 90; Texans cattle. 81 50@2 SO; west
ern rangers, 81 1908 CO.
Hogs-Market closed strong; mixed,
90 95a4 20; heavy, So so@4 80; light, s4@
go; skips, 50 5OG4 IS.
Sheep-Market steady; natives, 90 500
4 co; westerns, 50 50G4 Is; Texans, % AZ
ga Is: lambs. 81 50t0J So.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26
APossibl. catastrophe.

A little girl who had the scarlet
fever was told that the disease would
have to peel of. But II l peel of"
she said, ''what will hold me to
gether?h
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26

BONDED DEBT.
The outstanding bonds of this state now
are:
Past due, part paid, $5,000,00O
loan bonds, $4,000, adjustable
at S55S.51 per 900 mot bear
ing interest. ................. 5 1O,992 So
War bounty loan bonds, per
cent, due in 1890. ............ $4,000 90
TRUST FUND DEBT.
The trust fund debt composed of bal
auces upon which the state, as trustee,
pays interest for educational purposes,
now is:
Agricultural col
Iege fund. 49,. s357,6l9 20
Normal 8 C b DOL
fund ............ G3,6GO 60
Primary school
fund Il per cent? SO, $4,000 6S
Primary school
fund % per cent? 793,35S AZ 81, 319,3c0 10
University fund. 5l3,2oO IL
Aggregate balance
OF trust fund ..... So, 253,920 OF
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26

Minnesota's wheat yield is about 80, Ooo,-
900 bushels.
A loss of several hundred thousand dol.
lars has been caused by the burning of the
pine forests In the vicinity Of Bangor, Me.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26
THE STATE.
Our State Finances.

The annual report OF the state treasurer
Tor the fiscal year ending juno 30. 1859, has
been issued and embOdies tho following
figures
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26

Bal. in treasury, June 80, 's9. si,lle,ls9 10
The following statement from the gen
~eral and auxiliary ledgers gives the CON
dition OF the several trust funds, sinking
fund, bond account, etc.:
Credit
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-12
TOWN TOPICS.

Sc Arthur 4 PhLbrc's SO cabinets.
The cry stand pipe e " a distance u
O. ieeI.
heg DR. Campbell Par sas .lck yes
t1lAy All unable ~ preach
Mrs. K. Ii. Egaas. II thls city, i tie
g-est ~ AEs. q. ID Dads 50 bg Rar.s..
lle icla-st. sc1ool-1olse s nearly
completed a1d wlli be- fga1y l.lf Tie laA
terl- ~ sCLD1i.
Tie Clearing House ASSOCIATION w.ll
4teld tas funeral u n IL. brsol
tlls afternoon ia a body
Ar. AibE'4lt ard a.fe, If Cleveland
o-.o, are il the ely THE guests II sir.
a--4 Ms. Geo. N. Leo1a1d
The work of wiring the Government
Ll-.lng Ioi Ele electric .4lts aAs Deen
completed. al1 the lglls work very
s4-sl4etgEly.
". 3. Wes0oa, Of the Lsafsr. i ll az
thariegoz. where he has ucen spena-
Llg his vacation. III able " tI4qel be
alL come home today.
Tie eel. put into Black AXE FL years
a<o are biting nlcels. -Q4.e ~ "a pa
weighing 1ye pounds. The perch ana
Nnte bass MAKE u.ee fishing
l~aa~.r.,f i.4a. ~. aa- d a. q
Hll Eve "a entertainment ths eyen-
ing az A. %. Il Vs. bali on Caaal.sJ.
Adm .slou free. Refreshments Nlll De
ssfsed.
Iackfog motive r,evxer eronoh for ~.
Greatly 1900 f-,l,nt hn-'ne.s 49,.
G.R al 80 leased .sveral lgeoao-
tlFe- from the Duluth, south shore i
Atlantic.
rt. ,.frol WAGON uas called N the
eern.r I'D For-th and Sto-kin-r- ~.
a.o.t ..ver o...0e- l..t eveoIn, and
f.uad 4 man 49,. f-.r. M, NIL or
even Ia un. 81. e.s. even = ,tate-
room II, the county Lad
e,...-....,.-. f......'..'.......~ ana Cont,
have work on th. foundation val.
III taa new C,ern4n Itita.rn church on
Fs-f Hr.dg--.f u.g under way. The
trek work of ths wau Will soon be-
st.rtad on the south side.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-12

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a. already -&-4. faces ANA. lle o-t
hss been beautiful ana serene. and
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-12

During her recent visit 20 Chicago
Mrs Breeze WAS or .rai all the soprano
solos uexr to HellW 10 tine NO-cross
Opera Company, now singing "Inc
Pretty Persian at lIanlln's beautiful
Wam-h-ave. thealtr. The lady VIII
not - Oh The --aE-.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

Leap q son tells gu. ie"ue'S "u.', =
interest them concerning approaching
winter in another coiumh Don't ia'i
to read it.
NOW ID 'he 'ilhe :" NPs '
old carpets with new ones ana 70" w'i'
not make any mistake IN examining ms
new and pretty patterns ofierea oy =,
Grouse & Son. 12lS Market ST.. rhii-
adelphia. Frank M. Summerili, the
con;a, and accommodating manager,
20 carve Won at the iow.
Will w pie"'e"
est prices.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA Monday, sept. 50. 1889.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, sept. 80. 1889
If there was an official in
spection, a census of merchant
disc, the statement about the
Autumn Dress Goods now
here would be that they sur
pass in elegance, completeness
and number of styles, without
doubt in quantity as well, the
united total of all other Dress
Goods stocks in this city.
This statement is made adj
visedly.
There is a feeling Of depres.
sion as one turns from even a
superficial study Of this stock
to writing of it. The simple
truth told in the most prosaic
style would make a story that
would challenge credulity.
Shall we attempt to interest
you by detailed description?
Our better sense answers no."
Then mo- it is.
A study of Art in Dress
Goods is always attractive.
Don't laugh, but there is an
art feeling in the stuffs. You
would be dull indeed, were
you to look over these pro-
ducts of infinite skill and pa
tience without feeling. The
dollars they cost, the machines
that made them, the boxes that
packed them, the ships that
carried them, the mechanical
processes that cleansed the
wool and spun and dyed the
threads, may very properly be
mere items of money and COM
merce. Not so the thought
that designed the beautiful
things as you see them.
The art of the Orient and
the Occident; the Persian
palm and the Scotch tartan;
nature in flower, fern and sea-
weed; figures and forms Of the
Imagination are all in them.
This is not only the biggest
but the best selected stock.
The prizes are very As0-
tie least (qnaAity eonsiaeyeO
in the market.
So much for our Dress
Goods stock in its entirety.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

At . regular meeting Of Union
Lodge, No. IS X. of p. The following
resolutions was adopted.
RESOLVED, That in the sudden
death Of our Brother Samuel b. Holton
u Fraternity has lost m of its most
devoted, honored and influential
Knights. and that in common with
true Knights we mou ti.e loss of this
noble man.
RESOLVED, That we tender Il
sympathy to his wife aud family, and
milgle our tears and our prayers with
theirs in this their sad affection. =
RESOLVED, That copy of these
resolutions he given to the bereaved
family. that they be given a memorial
page In the books of our order, and
that they lie published in the Penn's
Grove RECORD.
lC. p. KIDD,
COMMITTEE. Jos. V. CLARK,
Jos. d. WHITAKER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

oCr. s, 1889.


DNoTIcK, We have sent bills to
several Of our subscribers who are In
the arrears for the RBooRD 50 they will
know how their account stands. We
hops all will call at their earliest con-
venience who have received them and
settle. or send the amount by mail, as
we need the money. The small bill
may seem like u trifle TO you, but
where there are many it is y large
amount to US.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

popular as to need no special mention. All who
have ueed Electric Bitters sing The same song OF
praise.-A purer medicine does not exist and 1t
y. guaranteed 10 do all that Is claimed. Electric
Bilters will cure all diseases OF the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils. salt
kheunl and other affections caused by impure
o'ood.-Wnl drive Maiarial from the system
and prevent as well as cure all Mala.ial feyers.
-Fof cure Of Headache, Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric B~ilters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Price Scots.
and elQ0 per bottle at Johnson's Drug Store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
slOucEsTER COUNTY NO rEs.

Woodbury's public library has issued
5000 volumes in the past year, an in
crease of 1910 over the previous year.
photographs OF the Hillman jury are
OH exhibition to Woodbury..
The B~i!lingsport and Paulsboro I'm
provement Company have commenced
work. They are sowing down their
tract and clearing up the Indigenous.
They will be in position in about IA week
to offer for sale lots for which even at
present there is quite an inquiry.
Fish Warden Charley Platt says he
will convict the gill fishermen whose
cases have been appealed. He says he's
got the proof and will produce it when
the appeals were heard.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

Read the following; Mr.C ii. Morris, Newark,
Ark, says: s'was down with Abseess of Lungs.
and friends and physicians pronounced me an
Incurxblc Consunlptiye. Began taking DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption, am
now on my thru bottle, and able TO oversee the
work on my farm 1t is the finest medicine
ever made.n Jesse Middlewaft, Decatur, Ohio.
says. "HSd 1t not been for Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption I would, have died
Of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best Of health Try IL. Sample
bottles tree at NJ. Johnson's Drug Store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
DIED

STANLEY--In Pedricktown, Oct.
Sd, 1889, Susan, wife Of Davis Stanley,
aged SO years.
HUNT-In ~Pedr!cktown. Oct. Sd,
1889, Kate, wife Of George Hunt, aged
20 years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
esen,nurros rLArroRn.

The frphIpitlonists OF salem county
who met In convention in Salem las'
week and nominated r. Henry Holmes
OF salem, for County Clerk and Jos
Broadway, OF Woodstown, for Assembly
adopted the following platform:
/. That we heartily endorse the Ma
tional Prohibition platform as adopted
ct indianapolis in 1888, and also the
platform adopted by the N. J. State
Convention held In August, 1889.
ID. That we endorse with great salts
faction the nomination of George La.
Monte for Governor and pledge the
hearty support of the Pronibitionists Of
Salem County.
=. That we, as Prohibitionists, do
not affiliate With or endorse the candi-
dates OF any other political party, be-
lieving that such action would be de.
trimental alike TO the aus Of Prohibit
tion and the Prohibition party.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

The Best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum-
Fever Sores, letter, chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quirsd. III is guaranteed to give perfect
s~atisfaction, or money refunded Price
g sa.tspssb boz. Fer sels by4 Johnaoa
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
MARRIED

JAMES-LECROY- At the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents in Penns-
willie, September 25th, 1889, by Rev. G..
E. Hancock, DIR. William II. James
and Lena II. LEROY, both of Pennsville.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY !
WILL be sold at public sale, on

w
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 9Th, 1889,
At the late residence OF James Thompson, decd,
in the Township Of ~Piiesgrove, near the road
leading from Sharptown to PENIS Grove, all the
following Personal Property, viz:
FIVE H~oRsEs-One bay horse, Frank; bay
horse, Dexter bay mare, Lizzie; brood mare
with colt by her side, and bay mare, all good for
TwENTY-Two Hoes AND sHoATs.
NINETEEN Cows-All Attorney stock but two,
excellent mixers G heifers and | Alderney bull.
WAGONS, MACHINERY, FARM UTENSILS, &C.
Two buggies, riding carriage, road cat, cutter.
heavy wagons. low wagon, cant and gears, reap
er, mower, hOrserake, cornsheller, fanmin, corn
marker. plows, harrOws, cultivatOrs, cut harrow,
Q sets %shelvings, wagon body, wood swings, car
Rage tongue aud swingletrees, scald trough,
large casks and vinegar, cider barrels, empty
barrels and boxes In abundance, hoes, rakes,
sh0vels, forks, cider press, grain bags, etc.; u
bushel and II peck measures set double carriage
harness, 3 sets single carriage harness, work
gears, single and double fiynets, brides, col
lars, lines, halters, swingletrees, breast chains,
drag chains, copper kettles, iron pots, farmers
boiler, with a thousand and one articles not
mentioned.
HOUSEHOLD GooDs-CoOk stove and.hxtures,
tables, chairs, creamery, and a large variety OF
Household Goods not named.
Sale to commence at 1 O'Clock, p. N. COndl.
tions-All sums OF 80 or over, 10 months credit.
JAMES SHARP,
JOSEPH 8. BLACK.
WILLIAM A. CASPER, Auct. Administrator
M. ID. DICKINSON, Clerk
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

Plump 6-pound Blankets.
AT least 50 per cent wool; the
cotton warp so hidden that you
don't suspect it, Big (74x86
inches), and soft as lambs
fleece. .%ay dollars a pair.
Well worth IS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
LITERARY NOTES.

The leading article in Book NEWS
for October John Wanamaker, Phil
adelphis) is by Professor Boyesen, and
Is a very interesting account Of the Sa-
gas of the old Morse Kings. Other
articles are Henrik Ibsen," "a Fic-
ton Maker Of Toxic" James Feni-
more Cooper with portrait), "How
DR.. Holmes Spent His Eightieth Birth
day, /" etc. There are reviews Of many
Of the newest books, among them be-
ing Marion Craw ford's SAINT Ilario and
Max O'Rell's book on his own country
men, jacques Bonhomme,n q new
"Life of Benjamin Franklin" and one
Of Jane Austen. The descriptive price
list this month comprises over fifty new
publications. The detached portrait Is
OF the Scotch litte,ateur and critic.
Andrew Lang. y I'd the number con-
tains q short sketch Of his life.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

tno aIISnd1 III ttto AhnIonSs shOy "h'
know how their account stands. W.
hope all will call at their earliest con.
venience who have received them and
settle, or send the amount by mail, al
we need the money. The small bill
may seem like u trife TO you, but
where there are many it is y large
amount 10 us.
Apples are scarce.
Biddle Stanton moved TO Whining
ton on Thursday.
Bethel M. p. Church cleared $l33 by
their supper last Saturday evening.
John Z. Eggers and wife, Of Rich.
mond, Va, are visiting Rev. W.
Mitchell's.
Those who want cows should not fail
to attend w. r. Lippincott Co., sale
at Woodstown next Tuesday.
II will be seen In Mr.. Abbett's mes
sage that lie favors lower freight on
shsd. Ali fishermen favor that.
Harry Duugherty quit firing on The
steamer Haber on wednesday. Mar
shall Wainwright takes his place.
Eleven prisoners, ten blacks and one
white, received = taste Of the cat-of-
nine-tails in New Castle last Saturday.
r.rr,s~. 80 rs,,,,. fr,,n q, * =
= - h..,s, ~ .ws., ,,o,.t"ss 40,
cordinc to the oualitv. at tina Penn,s
Grove station.
vorL,o.. p.,,. .,..r oou,,n !,
.-,..at.,.a -. $500, $500. ~ ~.
o.,o ,scs I, Trs,,on ON Th,r.d.v
Rest time 2.25
Il, p..;. ha. LA II. v,.n,,,..r
.ra .Sia.,. ,,.v,. ,.,.u v,ctor Canss
- w,,.n..@... T..n..oS.h ~, =
VII. 1870 800. eeoo
r,,a p.,n,. ,,r,vs .,,,,., oh d,o.,,,
,..s 81. -a... M v.,,ah,.s lii, .
!. -,
e.. 80
!. =
r. ssa,..,.e... ~.
Eoelezer SPARKS, admlnis'ia'or oi
Ohaf'es re.f'ck' aec.' VIII AGAIN onef
S"o s'eo n~'Bo nu"" A" '1
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

wv =. -,
niS. 0'"'' ~ a. NJ.
ready Y supply our c''i1e"s WIN m
rice River Cove ana western ono't
prime oysters, also Gaps may cianiS' W
pacco, frnits ana MUS
A young married man who has been
stealing underwear from Diver q Sum
merilrs Store ny pntt'ng an ar''cies III
the large Inside pocke. o' CUNNING
! coal u oeen oe'ec'eo anu re'uiho
the goods no o'a ho' pay 'or. no may
CONSIDER himself 'or'un"'eu '0"s
let vi Without arrest OF p'oSecu'ioh'
The Pedricktown and Paulsboro
base ball clubs played at Pedricktown
last Saturday when the Pedricktown
boys Deat them w q Soo'o u W
Inc raulsDofo Guy pe"' '"o ioui
Town ciuo AZ rau'soo'o ie".'y' ou'
me eol'cA'o""e' =. @ W ~
'hey wou'd cou'e W
The Harvest Home Of the Mariners
Bethel Church was q grand success last
Saturday evening, clearing Si35.sI:
M"cn c.eu's uuo " '"o .on "
she ounuay Schooi VIM ioaN'u e''.'N
- -. a.. f.;.ada "a
...s,..,.-....., o.. .h.;r ,;h.r,I ,.,-
ohnroh
Inc 'ueai editor ora country news
paper must Know everything anu every.
Dody; m"St forget hotniig anu 10 an
things 70 al lhen' mus NC Di'i'"h' III
nougn a"o qu'cA !" no''o"' mus
never oiunder anu Always ieceise ao''se
wv,
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List OF letters remaining III y rost
ofice at reih's Grove n. .. TOT .
non ending sept, ~. MISS carrie ,.
Bowen, geo. Coliings, MISS mary Dal-
DOW, bliss elizabeth DICKSON. ueo. W.
hewitt MISS a. hrider' James Moht-
gomery, Mr. a. haih, Wm. nuoar
Mrs. Laury Teal, Chas. Whitesell, Per-
sons calling for the above will please
"'
Inc TWO steam parges WHICH ply %
tween courses LANDING ana rhiiadel'
phia have been carrying immense guam
Titles of sweet potatoes the past week.
Last Saturday Elwood Kiger's boat had
5000 baskets on, Wednesday it had
1000 baskets aboard and owing to the
northwest wind cadsing . low tide IL
could not get over the bar near Bid
dies landing and missed a market day.
hroraht Tho so,,oy;,,c rr;c.s
!, w;,m;,o,o, on Tbnrsdav. sweat n,,-
tatoes from 40 "a IN cents ner basket.
.mo,i su,aaty TX to Ok. eoo Miami, 5o.
,.o,,ra u,.otoaa ak. norn.rs as. ann,as
A.. pioL,ee orc varv scarce and those
ubo bova them c.n cot almost any
nr,oa . = ID Gov t,,om A,n,es in bor.
,o,s orc b;,,, ha;no worth "a and a .
h.rro,
1870 "
~. 49,
Wy y. "Ne n.y.
M ~ IN :.
ino ua''S ioi
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The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

luz cildIcery case between HuOort
b.. Shoemaker, Of Pedricktown, against
DR.. Albert Bassett, executor Of David
Shoemaker, deed. was heard before
Vice-C hancellol Pitney, in the Court
House in Salem On Tuesday. Tho case
IL n to set aside the sale of q certain
farm in Oldmans township, By DR.. Bas-
sett as executor, to his wife. The Chan
ceilor at the beginning Of the hearing,
upon the showing of counsel for defense,
decided to set aside the sale, but heard
evidence as to The value Of the farm
The farm was fret offered at public
sale at Pedricktown ON November 28th
and bid off by Mrs. Shoemaker, the
widow of Isaac p. Shoemaker. After
the purchase, however, she failed to
comply with the condi' ions, and the
farm was again offered ut public sale In
Salem, when it WIS bid off by David
A. Fogg, for Mrs. Bassett, for $50 per
acre, the executor making the deed to
Mr.. Fogg. The testimony presented
placed the value of the farm from $55
to $50 an acre. The Chancellor ad-
journed the case for two weeks, In
Camden, saying, however, that II either
party would take the farm at SIS an
acre he would be satisfied. If not, he
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pEDRICKTOwN PENoILLInas.

A new dwelling house for Samuel
Snyder is being erected In our town.
Four persons are lying seriously III in
this place.
Alex Justice accidentally fell into
the Creek last Saturday. He escaped
with a "~ducking" and II chill followed.
He is all right now. +.
P~edricktOwn has a pump placed In
front of Odd Fellows hall by the citiz-
ems.
Last Saturday the Paulsboro base
ball club visited our home club and had
u game which resulted In u score OF q
to 7 in favor of the PedricktOwn club
The NJ. Z. church has recently paid
S175 Of the parsonage debt of.
There will be two funerals liz Ped
ricktown tomorrow.
HEsAL WRIGHT.
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AT 90 cents:

And SO the story goes
through dozens OF chapters
and scores of prices.
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Now we point to a short
dozen of the little priced ones:
AT IS cents:
Striped Cheyiots. Heavy serge weave:
wear OUT but II will In time. Single
and cluster stripes. Black, brown,
navy. green, garnet.
sAsF FSses s Gase x en q regular SIN stuff
At SIN cents:
Crepe Diagonal. So inches WIDE. Elegant
wool handsomely put together, and
You'll ind ss.ineSes Atwood Tricois in
most Of the stores about town, but you
won't find this quality or anything
within three grades Of 1t an, where
You'd think Is pay half a dollar for i.
asSile we" coi6fsms SIuIsh, ash broWnisS,
Half:inch Mohair Stripes. 81 inches:
Good weight, excellent weave, and
seasonable cOlOrs.
At 50 cents:
Cassimer Serge. Twilled on both sides.
As graceful and as neal q stun as we
ever had at the price. Charming in
color as in twenty exquisite
shades. /,
cheyiots, solid and cluster stripes. black
brown, garnet, green, blue grounds,
touched with white. 81 inches wide.
stuff. An wool, and when we say .'all
wool" we don't wink at even one
thread of hidden cotton. The tux
edo" m in solid and Ombre stripes,
LADIES' has Ha 1aae eIotS, g 81 Inches / wide. Bet.
ter, quality than you look for half q
dollar.
And SO the story goes
through dozens Of chapters
nnd cc1xac &c nrcoe
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Headache, and Constipation-6nd q safe