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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
Southeast Missouri Mineral Region.
IRoNToN, Mo-. Feb. 18TH, 1875,

IRONT0N, Mo-, Feb. 18TH, 1870,
Tt we'll known that the above region con-
tains iron, manganese, copper, lead, zinc,
silver and other valuable minerals. Gold and
tin are known to exist in small quantities.
Extensive veins of iron ore are seen cutting
through the granite and prophyry hills of
this region. Deposits of manganese have
also been discovered and viii, undoubtedly;
become valuable in the near future for the
manufacture of steel. 1t is known among
steel manufacturers that the ores of iron and
manganese of his region are nearly free
from sulphur and phosphorus, which makes
the ore more yaiuabi6 to The iron and steel
manufacturers.
Copper Is known to exist IN regular veins
and deposits. Copper has been mined in
Ste. Genevieve county for number years,
witt success. Copper is known to exist in
Iron, Washington, Madison and Wayne
counties, but very little exploration has
been done for this ore in the above codniia2.
Lead and zinc have been mined for num-
Der of wears in Washington and other coun-
tie. as the Southeast. These minerals are
known to be III paying quantities. Lead has
been found in small quantities in Iron eoun-
ty, There is no doubt that it exists u pay
ing quantities ia some localities IN the beiie-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
Old Times.

If old times could come back again,
Old-time folks could picnic obtain,
But since the wheels of time back refuse tic
go,
They must upon their memories draw.
But as s'distanee lends enehantment to the
View,"
And lively Imagination is helpful, too,
They may live old times oIe- again,
By calling upon fertile brain.
Such spiritual gifts we should not despise,
Although many airy things thus material
iZe,
Not that they would have it so,
But because of the "long time ago."
Each old-timer may thus take his choice,
And in his own way review and rejoice;
Whatever gave pleasure in harmless ways,
He may now enjoy in his olden days,
There are 'many men of many minds"
One his chief joy and pleasure finds
In recalling the old loving in the yard,
Another, the girls he held in best regard.
Another,with you, lin the woods near and far,
Would find exquisite happiness like T.P.R.,
Though in perils oft, by day and by night,
And for his life sometimes had to run or to
fight,
In the midst OF it all, exposed to much harm.
TheI life which he led was to him one of
charm,
Not the charm of the birds, squirrels and
snakes,
Which suggests to the mind some modern
"fakeS."
If the Indian is right as 10 bis ideal heaven,
And if it is the uppermost, even, number
seven,
1 pray that the "happy hunting ground" 7.
2. r.
Will quickly find when he "gets thar"
VALENTINE.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Of Administration on the Estate OF
J. I. Hood, late of Iron county, late OF
Iron county deceased have been grant
ed to the undersigned, by the Judge OF
Probate. Court of the Cour ty of Iron,
bearing date the 18th day OF February,
1889.
All persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for allowance with
in one year after the date of said letters the
may be precluded from any benefit of such estate;
and il such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time OF the publication of this not
ice, they Will be forever barred.
feb21n33 JAS. NJ. LOGAN, Administrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21

Oh .iohton. within and for the County OF
Iron, State of Missouri, on the Fourth
Monday in April. next, (1ss9), and on OF
before the sixth day thereof, (if the term
shall so long continue; and, if not, then
before the end of the terml, and plead
to said plaintiffs petition the same will
be taken against them as confessed and
judgment rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy hereof
bepublisiled according to law in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly newspaper
published in said County of Iron, State
of Missouri, and continued.
A true copy:
Attest with seal this 10th day OF
SEAL. February. A. ID. 1888.
JOS. HUFF, Clerk
Circuit Court Iron County.
B. ZVart. atty for plaintiff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
Personal.

Miss Emma Wadlow, Annapolis, was in
town last Saturday.
Mrs. R..Fenelon is visiting her daughter
in North Missouri.
Mrs. 4. J.. Johnson has returned to IRON
ton after a visit of several months to rela-
tives in Illinois.
Miss Ruth Gay went to St. Louis last week
to have her eyes treated. Her mother ac-
companyed her.
&. w. Nlfong and Lady spent couple of
days last week in Fredericktown.
Mrs. NJ. a. Taylor returned to her home
in Chicago last Saturday after months
yisitto her daughter, Mrs. W. II. Byers.
Rob't Weast, Des Arc, was in town Sun
day.
Mrs. j. w. Emerson will return home from
New England sometime next month.
DR.. Patton has recently placed fine piano
in his parlor.
Representative Rlngo was in the Valley
Saturday and Sunday,
Rev. G. G.. Davis and family departed
Tuesday for Macon City, their future home.
Miss Allie Hughes returned to St. Louis
Sunday after a weeks visit to friends and
relatives in Iront0n.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21

Martin, three of Pilot Knobs miners left for
Ironwood, Michigan, the beginning of last
week.
JusSu R0ssi, an Italian timberman, receiv-
Ell a cut in the head by ladder falling on
him last Wednesday.
The familiar sound of the whistle at the
shaft was heard again o.. Saturday. Steam
is only used once a week for hosting, hence
the whistle Is only blown on that day.
As pleasure resort the top of Pilot Knob
will lose Its attraction, especially to the fair
sex, as they cannot easily get over some of
the cracks that were made by the hill sink
ing. To those still having desire to visit the
pinnacle / viii state there is no more danger
of the hill sinking any more around the
summit.
Ben SIebert and Mike thinner are pfOS-
pecting on Shepherd Mountain, and the
prospect is very flattering.
The snow that fell on Sunday stopped
the ore selecting on the dumps on Monday.
With the exception of loading there was
nothing done.
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1T + r NJ S.

--i'T f r NJ S4----
Board, Washing of Clothes, Tuition in Eng
fish, and all kinds of Useful and Orna-
mental Needle Work, per Session of Five
Months, are S90.00-payable in advance.
Terms for instruction in Music, Foreign
Language, Drawing and Painting can be
had by applying as below.
Attached to the Convent, aud totally sepa-
ated from the ho.arding school, is a
select Dry SCHOOL
in which the usual branches of sound and
practical education are carefully impaired.
Terms in the Day School wifi be, for the
present, One Dollar per Month.
IN the Day Schonl boys Fourteen Years of
Age and Under WiU be Recetred.
Prospectuses, and other Information, may
be had by applying, in person or by letter, to
MOTHER MARIAN, Superioress
OF the Convent of the Ursuline Sisters Arcadia Iron
County, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
Card of Thanks.
j. G.. II.

The family of the deceased ]. I. Hood
desire 40 e%tead their thanks to the people
of Belesiew valley for taeir kindQess and
assistance rendered during the illness of Mr..
Hood
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
Strayed.

4 Heifer foan two years old undetbit in
right ear and split in the left. A reasonable
reward will be paid for her return to
At {. II. OESTERLE, Middlebrook, Mo.
vii! st. Francois county papers please no.
tjrpt
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21

request of our petition. To Bro. Ringo we
say your labors for those who are the staff of
life will ever be remembered and appreciat-
ed. In accordance with resolutions adopted
at our late county meeting, 1 submit a con-
densed minute of Union Alliance, No. 21S,
which met January Goth, at P. NJ.
The house was called to order by the pres
ident, and, after the usual opening exercises,
proceeded to business of which the most i'm.
portant transaction was a resolution adopt
ed, that our secretary should correspond
with wholesale mercantile houses, and, at
our next meeting, furnish the Alliance with
catalogue and price-list After which the
report of the county meeting was heard and
gladly received. Adjourned to meet Satur-
day before the fourth Sunday in February,
at one O'Clock P. NJ.
Mr.. Editor, am strong believer in the
doctrine set forth in the principles of the
Alliance, and a devoted friend to the grand
work of eIeyating the farmers and laborers
to that position to which they rightfully be-
long. And to accomplish this ia a great
work, but one which we fully believe can be
All men are created equal and
God is no respector of persons, and our con-
stitution framed by Washington, Jefferson,
Adams and other great and librrty loving
menssays men shall not be debarred of life, |
liberty or the pursuit of happiness. But
alas. What contrast are these privileges
to-day compared to the intention of those
penned by the immortal statesmen, and
what is the estimation of mans liberty? As
has been truly said: ''give me liberty or give
ne DEATH" And who is it that are the |
greatest sufferers OF this aggression? And
Who are the aggressors: Brethren of the |
of the land of liberty and
he home of the brave,is it not time to arouse
from our lethargy of idleness before we are |
wrapped in hopelessness? Sound the battle |
Try of freedom, sOnDd it at home, sound it |
Ibroad and sound it in the REGISTER of
ron county. More anon. NJ.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
IPart;tiOn1

Now at this day come the plaintiffs by
attorney, and the continuance herein is
set aside, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court, that the defe udant,
Heinrich Eilers, is n nonresident of the
State of Missouri, and cannot be SUM-
moned in this action oy the ordinary pro-
cess of law:
1t is therefore, ordered by theCourt that
publication be made notifying said Gefen-
dant that an action has been commenced
against him with the aforesaid other de-
PENDANTS. in the circuit court OF Iron coun-
ty, State of Missouri, the object and gen
eral nat,Ire Of : hiGh Ia to obtain decree
OF partition and order of sale of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in
Iron county, state aforesaid. to wit:
North half of lot "a, and all oflots %. %,
"a, 2S, % and 30, in block + also. lots )
and 6 in block 80; also, lots and
s in block 81; and lots 3, 6, Z and
S in BLOCK 81 - III tho Town OF
Pilot Knob. Iron county. Missouri, as
the same are represented Oh the plat of
said town of record in the Office of the re.
cordeT of said county: and that unless they
be and appear at the next term of said court
to be holden at the courthouse in the City
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
ARCADIA COLLEGE
AKHDk-
HCKDEWT
on THE
Sisters

The system of education pursued in this
institution is designed to develop the moral,
intellectual and physical powers of the pu-
pills; to make them refined, accomplished
and useful members Of society.
Pupils Of all denominations are equally re-
t-aliinterferenee with their convictions
being carefully avoided.
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w SIGNALS

No. [white hagi, cIear or Iaur weather.
No. Iblue fagl, rain or snow
No black triangular fla 81 ternperafure signal
No. white flag with black square in centred
Old wave.
INTERPRETATIONS OF DISPLAYS
No. l, alone, indicates fair weather stationary
nperature.
No. ?, alone, indicates rain snow. stationary
temperature.
EoS 1, with No. below it, indicates fair wealth
colder.
No :. with No. above it, indicates warmer
weather, rsin or snow
No /, with No. below it,, indicates fair wealth
er, cold wave
No. 3, with Nos. and below it. ind Gates
warmer, fair wea her, followed by rain or snow
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-21
Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron County.
No, October Term, 1SSS-Friday, OC-
Goper goth, a d. 1855.
Dorothea Heinrichs and Frederick Tap
pc, Plaintiffs,
versus
Carolina Heinrichs, Henrietta Detmer
and her husband Frederick Detmer.
Louisa Armada. Frederick Arnaldi,
Louis Armada, Charles Arnaldi. Lizzie
Detmer anu her husband Adolph Bet
mer, Herman Helnrichs, Louis Helm
richs, Sophia Helnrichs and her hus-
band AUD Heinrich Eilefs, heirs
of Charles Heinriohs, deceased, defend
ants.
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Tunnel Drif'tln gs.

F. A. Hitchcock,
i'rss,de..t S.. louis
Ore Il Steel Com
pany, spent Thurs
day at Pilot Knob
looking after the
eres is of the
Company.
WIN. Boyer, ThOs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15
GARFIELD.

We suppose the two hAppiest men
in the world live in Garfield township
They are James Mccartney and II. H.
Mckinn. Why? Because they are
each possessed Of a little son. Mr..
McCartney's little mar" is about two
weeks old and Mac Ia. almost gained
his equilibrium. but Herb hardly
knows his best friend.
VIM Richardson has returned from
Iowa where he left two of his childrer
one with his parents and n with his
sister.
VIM. Kent has returned from the
Wild west where be has been since las,
spnug.
Rev Fclden preached his first ser
mon at this point Cash creek chureh)
last Sabbath He is an able speaker
and We trust that the class will builG
up under rs care He will preac:
every two weeks. W. :, g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15

J. y. Seoles' mother il VISITING
With him. She arrived O. Friday last
from the east
J. K. Bsst's neither died Novem-
Der I'd and vas buried here on the Sd
Rev. P!att preached the funeral ser
mon ss the Congregational church.
Miss Nettie Bates has gone to
Omaha to visit her sister.
There will be communion services
At the NJ. E. church next Sunday
evening.
L. X. Wrisht's mother and sister
Of Ohio are visiting with him.
Miss Maggie Or. who has been in
Hastings learning the art of printing
has charge Of the Herald in Mr.. Hon
eyeUt's absence.
Rev. McVey will preach in Cowles
every Sunday. One day at II 4. m.
the next at p. m. The NJ. E.
Sunday school is changed to 10 a.. m.
Rev. Plats breaches every Sunday
At the Congregational church at ii a.
m. and Z. p. N.
AMERICAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15

We Meachum. the Coyrle. d1sgis
spent Sunday With frie nds "a Eek
Cloud.
Farmers when yea come e tevr
take 4 little time and Examine Bee
&'Galusha's prices.
Dero is selling albums 20 Per cen;
cheape. nov than Fou can buy theE
for during HOLIDAYS
Heary Ludlow of B~loou5rssat
was il the city SxHaay and Monday
A re.ylar blizzard Monday.
Deyo takes subscriptions fer any
paper or magazine published aac
saves you expense o: sending
s2.os buys al ovs-coat of Berg &
Galusha's that ether people imagine
they are getting bsrs:ns in at $3.50
TheSew York Sss-e is heaisuar-
sers fe- she the bes, makes Of boots
aid shoes.
The Ruby La Fa-ette dramatic
Company will play at tie opera house
in Red CbEd MONDAY evening, Nov.
18Th.
pon't spend dolis- FOR anything
in the clothing line until you ex-
anime prices and qualities at Berg &
Galnhas
Mrs. J. W Phillips asS children of
Alliance Neb daughter af our friend
D. Seannor is visiting Ser parents
in this city
Ieau save you big money on fErni
,ure and carpets loo different pat
terms Of carpets cut without waste at
'. Taylors-
The Golden Eagie as usual has a
stock of lOyes and m;ttens.
al kinds Of goods Il large
Quantities ensbles him Il buy and sell
heap
Wiener. the clcthier, Is also head
quarters for boots aud shoes. You
an fnd Sells hand made goods and
.heaper grades there at rock bottom
Geo. Holland is building a new
rerm in the reas Of his hotel
he old one not being large enough
accommodate his customers.
What viii you do With all tie
lothing. ETC., is asked every season !
Z G.. Wiener, but when one ices that .
10 piles & gssas ere ~ deva as The
vs q ~ yssdssI
has i.dies - Gs,ase RaE3s b lav
! 0eA AosylAAh fesPas spPss- !
late big stocks and much more the 9
~ prices that are always given By q
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15
Thought He had Bought Her.

Ata church sociablc in Wets.e.
county, not long since the young l.-
oies decided TO put themselves up q,
aaetien and aiieu themselves to b.
sold &c the highest bidder-the Dur.
chase. to be allowed to enjoy for the
rest Of the evening ts the exclusion
OF all others. the society, Of the lady
whom he b I'd byush,- Of cs.rse the
young iadies intended that it should
only Dc a 2 bay auction In their in
nocence, no, 1erer. they did Do, reckon
upon their g uiieless sincerity, inpea-
etrable stupi dirty and intensely prac-
tical charact sr OF some men, and so il
came that on E Of tie fair ma,Gens got
into serious trouble. 1t happened
that among t he company was a elod-
hopping yoI ,ei <ho had ne idea
that wbef he ,esghta girl at auction
be diden. real IL get her at all. The
fellow was kn osn to be rery penu-
rious, to hang to his pennies Ike grim
death to a sick monkey, and when the
auction was in lsroSreS, lie aStonished
everybody in the re1n By the -eck-
less way in whie b BE ran % the price
on pretty girl He finally dis:an-
ced al eOmIesors. and the girl was
knocked down TO hin at S..49. He
drew cut his -alle and counted on.
the money, and then said ne vas go
iag 70 take her hone with him al
sace. This WAS 4 reE and unexpee.
tea deva0pmenc. and some undertook
te explain matters t. the young man
but ne wo1id listen to no explanation
He& beez to auctions before and
bought horses and cows and after pa;-
ing for then had taken them home.
He'd bought and PAID for the girl anal
.hy eealdn's he take her With him?
What did tAeys EEL her for if thev did
'ot intead 70 let the man have ba,
rho Bought Aa7 The more he tall.
d The madden the victinized c~ouptrI.
nan got. and q he clustered and
termed tie maiden vept, and the
cnedy - rapidly beeonine trasedyt
sAss tAl!y sssss1 - scasSeS
|ivssAs NV bssk HI q q n;afl
- @nritI
ID tssk kis departure, nuttesisT 81
went that they eoalda't fool AiS
gaia With their COL darnea MI
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15
CITY CHATTER.
hustled by Oar Alert Reporter. aud
Prepared for Our ReaAen.

Elmer Tinker of Blue Hill is IN the
city this week.
j. Myers and wife have returned
from California.
Rev Steeley and wife Of Cowles
we're in the city last Tuesday.
The county supervisors have ad-
iourned to meet January End 1890.
NJ. s. Marsh is in Omaha in at
tendance to the L. S District Court.
Mrs q. ". Lindsey return.d the
FIRST Of the week from an extended
trip m Minnesota
0lell Moushaec Of Cowles Wa 20
the city this week and made t&e
CaEF a pleasaa. call.
Chris Fasslee VAS quite sick It che
Gardner House IN this city frs<a a
severe attact e!I-hcuua,isz.
The district court cenrenes ext
Monday and .s.ite a number Of inter
cases vii be discussed.
The raiI.sai boys ere taking
arrangements TO have a srand ball on
Thanksgiving evening Nsv. 2s,h.
The repsiN for the eagine At the
mill have a.5i-ed aud Nj. Albright
says We vii iaye lights regular now.
Miss Besia Brown cook the fifth
medal at the Demoresf Prize Contest
last evesir- at the Conz-- sational
Church.
Married = Red Cicsd Net Nov. 12
1889. Roy1 B. Mere ed Mn.
Christina y illiamsoa- Beth of Red
Cloud Judge s~ee.y ofs;ssing.
The mill dam wiz be e<mpleted
next week ard then tbe mills will be
running again. Duries the interveu-
ing time the mill 10 beng cleaned up.
They fooled thu G. Al people
on Monday s.ght IS veil as they fool
ed the people" en- kc7.oser 5.h.
But yet you- days are alresGy num-
bered.
} H. bagsart an eaploye on the
B. & VI. wa-eai.e badly turs1 ednes-
day at Long Island K,t<as, While do
ing some switching. He viii proba-
bly, be laid rpfteor some tine e come.
f. u. Martin 4 Son hare tpened
Up their rev d. good. sore a the
moon block which is a credit % the
city. They ere rustiers anc The
CHIEF wiskes sIsm success in their
enterprise.
The G. 4. R. Campfire and e,ss,er
srfpsr has been postponed until Sat
lrcay evening Nev. 10th -. OF ac-
count of the STERN The original
program will be gwen. By order of
be committee.
Z L. Alyea's fine horse shoued:Ls
asst ne could I'll last Saturday. NJ.
Alyes had started te town vhea his /
.orse became frightened upset tie
.uggy throwing the occupants out.
horse made good time bu, tbs -,
ussy vas somewhat demolished. I
Mrs A. G. Titus, Of this eisv.
lille polishing 4 stove . short tine !
lnce, accidentally mutila,ed her .
and somewhat. The injury s~.stain-
! being only slight she continued
er work, bu, not careful to keep the :,
which is very poisonous.
the injured part of her hand.
Ier suffering is very intense and it is
AIRED that it will be necessary to an Y
7tate her hand. 4
The merchants Carnival" which
been givsa With great suceess, in :
] large cities, will be given in this y
ace at the opera house on Monday
'esi1g Novs0hor g. All busineess =
'sses Win u spssssaAsl b thss
ls110 asuaGo0 = s0o
sd fassifIl. Ossboent-
lsie, iasesuDeatal, 81 4unsesuS
,Ging during the evenexg.- Come q
e come al and witness the grand II
nh. Ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15

The cheapest place to bug !umbe,
and coal N town Is at
r. A. Handy's.
A nice dress fasnel sc to 81 in
wide from 35ets to s1.00 per yd Al
the New York Saora.
Come and let me figure on your
bile Of lumber. / can make il -
object for yon. r. A. Handy.
Are you going to buy . carpet If
- do not fail to call and exanise nv
seek And peirsA F.V. Tsylse.
1es1:-A bar bssassPia sst viAh 3
iok asDaA ssosvAcSe beeussa ~
gvenae and south Webste. streef.
viii Be rewarded By leaving
- sans 6 1ooeo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15

f!umb has the ~xpreme inruden:e
TO cay that we have felt great s1s;s.
faction in the belief that ear side Of
TIE campaies, has been ccniucted in
s<.san manser. without tk impro2e.
ure of money ands~nisky, ct least by
RESPONSIBLE eartiee, and that vic
tory vas not ,~ce:ebcated il a drunken
spree" Picmb Fl you onl. had -sease
enough to keep yozr mOust shut peo-
pe would not know you are aszsol.
Wat do ;ox cali the hootxg and VEL
ling of your ~sore-head' gang which
wss kept up FOR t~o days sd nights?
W. call it dranien spree. Suppose
you will say tbs. they ~ere oaly
slightly 'isebrA.ed." Yeu are a
traitor 20 yeur vx-ty AID deserve ede
Doycott YOU viii receive. You -seld
the nrisss for whiaky 6eno-
c-at and now have the cheek to ask
theE to help you. You gill wGt
many days before your subscription
list is swelledte SeS. If ycg lad the
least particle Of hccor you would nev-
er liz up yoUr head among proh.ci-
or republicans
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15

Report Of scohol district No So.
for the month ending Nov. Srh. No
enrolled 20, Average attendance y.
Tn. Names Of those not tsrdy during
the meth. John Meier. Lizzie Miller
Frank Miller, Mamie Meyers, John
Street. Thomas MeBnde, Annie Nc
bride, Bertha Miller, Wessie Miller.
Nsner # those net absent during the
month: John Meier. Patrons Of the
sehcd are cordially invited to visit US
aad&e what WORT We are doing.
Ida HCTYAAN SN1TH.
Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-15

Competitors wonder what attracts
the crowd that trade. at Young's C..
0. D. Emporium. Low prices draws
the crowd. The public are not inter
esteS in The largest stock"-geat
piles Of goods bought on time anl re-
main in the store until sold at 100 per
cent pro6t-bu. the new arrivals that
ceue and go every da, at prices that
forces the sales is what the reople is
after. Just look at our Hendrietta
cloth for ioc per yard 80 inches wide
that others ask Csc for. also silk
plush for trimmings at only SOC PEI
yard. double width dress goods at
124c per yard. Look at our bargain
counter where you will find your
choice Of Misses and children's hats
for 10c. Csc and 81. trimmed. worth
double the money. Don't neglect to
examine our bargains in underwear.
TyUNG's c. o. D. EXroRrUx.