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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
All The same to Myers.

KANSAS Cry, No., April 8.-The fa-
NOUS Myers murder case has gone to
the jury. Myers still maintains the
stolid demeanor which has characterized
him during his three trials and saws If Is
All the sam e to him whether the verdict
Is death, imprisonment or acauittal
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Refused to pardon Crumpton.

WASHINGTON, April 3.The president
has refused to grant pardon to Bood
Crumpton, halfbreed, convicted of
killing man named Morgan in Arkan-
sas. Crunpton was sentenced to hanged
on Oct. 1, 1890, but on Sept. 30, stay
of execution was granted by the court
pending an appeal to the president for
executive cleTnency.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Another railnre af the nanninn4a.

New YORK, April 3.-The third trial
of the gunboat Bennington was begun
Wednesday, but had only proceeded a
short time when the rod on circulat-
ing pump broke and the trial had to be
discontinued for the day. The damage
was repaired.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Ex-coNGREssMAN GRINNELL.

Prominent Iowan Called to His Last
Account.
MARsHALLTowN. Iowa, April 2.-Ex-
Congressman j. b. Grinnell, founder Of
the town of Grinnell, is dead after a
years illness, aged 70 years, of throat
and constitutional troubles He wa.
one of fowa's best known men bav;nc,
filled a number of official positions in
both the state and nation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Chicago Grain and Provision.

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, April 8, 1891.
OPENING PRICES
WHEAT May. $l.04J4; July, sl.o3sk.
CORN--May, Csc; July. G5Izc.
OATS May, 54c; July. 5l34c.
PORK May. Sl2.65 July, sIa07h.
LARD--May, $dSg Jnly, s7.lD.
RIBS May. $40 July. 6.4s1<
CLOSING PRIcEs
WHEAT-May. sLo5aLo55S; July. sL0eN.
CORN May. tssssc; July. 6s7Sc
OATS-May, 5f5sc; July. st6c.
FORK May, ST. 70: July. SI3.l5.
LAhD-May, 50 50: July. E7e3<
May. s8.o5: July. SO.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Kaiser 10 bismarck.

BERLIN, April s,The telegram Of
congratulation from the Kaiser to
Ffince Bismarck is universally recog-
niHed - . graceful act on the part Of the
y0ung sovereign and al tending to
sp1een, 4 net removing the asperity
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Strikes i'm sIorristown, n. !

MoRRIspowr, N. T.. April 3.--Nearly
goo men, representing the various
trades, are on strike here. The men had
recently been granted y nine-hour day.
ont wanted an early 1uitting hour, to
winch the contractors and builders
would not agree.
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st. Paul Grain.

ST.. PAUL, April 8, 1891
WHEAT--No hard, Sl.040ll .G8: No. 1 Nor.
thern. u 0s9iu3 No. Northern, 81 GOAL .Ol.
C0RN--No.3 9, 65a67c.
OATS-No. mixed, SIC; No. white. 5sc..
No. white, 53c.
BARLEY-No. =. roc. No. 3. .soa7oc.
RYE-No. 2, 80 IS2c.
$24o0 -'o' y
BRAN Bulk, $500.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Three Greaser. Laid Out.

WEATHERFpRD, Tex, April 2.--News
has reached here Of wholesale killing
Ct Mexicans at the town Of Ranger, west
Of this city on the Texas and Pacific
railway. A white man and MexiNan
engaged in m altercsti0n. Ths Mar;-
can frfnd a ~ = Rs.s1a -. ~ sss.1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
militia Called Ont

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 2.-Governor
Pattison has ordered the Tenth regiment
OF Washington, Pa, and Eighteenth
regiment. of Pittsburg, to assemble and
proceed atom TO the ccal region.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
cornico Makers to OMIT.

ST. PAUL, April 3.-The cornice max
ers OF this city have decided to strike
next Monday unless certain demands are
granted, among them being nine. hour
day o :
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Three Killed in 4 CoIIision-

HoRNELLsvHLE, N. Y, April "A
head end collision occurred between
two freight trains near Hinsdale on the
Erie railroad. Three men are reported
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
The Nina Ra;sax,

VNEYARDHAvEN, Mass, April 3.-The
tug Nina has arrived here. The wreck
ers succeeded floating her off Cav Head
during henight. She is not seriously
damaged
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
RADICAL INNOVATION.
Michigan Proposes TO Choose rrsslden-
tia1 Electors by Distripfs

X 'a1 I1fHctofs by eDfstfiets.
LANSING. Mich, April s. The house
has passed the Miner bill, which pro-
v1des that hereafter presidential electors
shall be chosen by congressional districts
instead 3of by the State united, after An
aii-day fight against it by the Repub-
icans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Bayard's Daughter srarriea = ! c.,

WILMINGTON, Del, April 3.--R. A.
Lewenhaupt, young Swedish draughts-
man IN the employ of the Harland e,
HoiilngsWorth com any, of this city.
and who Is count when at home was
married at noon to Ellen, daughter Of
Hon. Thomas f. Bayard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Senator Harlan Recoveripo

DEs MONIES, April 3.-Adyices from
Mount Pleasant are to the effect that
Senator Harlan has nearly recovered
from La grippe and is considered out of
danger O~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03

A Hamburg dispatch says it is be-
lieved that the kaiser may meet Bis
marck spon visiting Altoona, and that
the two VIII come to frank under.
standing OF their respective attNu udes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
Chief Tonasket Dead.

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, April g.
Word has been received here of the
death of Tonasket, chief of Colville In
dians. Tonasket has always been a
warm friend of the whites. He possessed
considerable property.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-03
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY APRIL 1891

man shot him. Other Mexicans present
engaged in an attack and two more
were killed
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NHIuAu0 UNION s5roGK YARDS,
c.rr. April q l6na.
hous -StrongS I0tog1sc higher for mixes
Iots. Heavy, $4.o1skiE maxed and nell3um
0Qa06s light. 3l.251l.ag.
6HEEP-Ssaady.
Ronniuta. 9th n a 49,. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

II is the systematic and thoughtful and not
Inconsiderste giving is hurtful in two ways-it
depletes the capital from which substantial
good might DO done to the needy and il Injuries
the recipient, who abuses the advantage
received OF at least is incapable of using it,
This 10 notably true of the very poor when
presented with large quantities, more than can
be safely consumed in a brief period, of Gain-
ties or perishable articles Of any kind. The
giving which ministers to pressing want in
such cases is that which is timely. To others
the best gifts are those that may be described
at n stroke rs characteristic either OF the pre-
of large pecuniary value. depend on the occa-
sion and some personal quality of giver or
recipient for their value rs gifts So far as
charity gifts are :oueerned-and these should
be carefully Invested of the regulation charity
pattern the object should be to place the re-
cipients in happy frame of mind. One of the
Leaf elements Of this happiness is that produced
by q state Of thankfulness 20 the Giver of every
good and perfect gift The spirit of benevo-
lence extending from the donor to the donee
goes on in increasing circles through society.
The custom of giving Christmas gifts is hal
lowed by tradition and immemorial usage and
seems likely to be perPetuated to the -emotest
pos;erity- II is part Of the divine gift Of
Christianity 10 man and bodies forth the grace,
the gentleness. the kindness the love OF the Mas
ter mission on earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

There is dark a. well a bright side to
Christmas Te those who are in the midst of
happiness and plenty there must at some times
come a darkenlng thought Of 1.-The other half
that lives in misery and want. The efforts for
tie relief Of the poor have gradually grown
until the greater portion of the local distress
that exists is known and to some extent mod
erated- The experience Of some ladies OF this
city who adopted a most wholesome form of
Christmas entertainment has snowu tina. much
can be done toward making the needy happy.
publication in The STAR brought hundreds
Of cases TO light where assistance was needed to
mAke Christmas merry. The STAR n: once or
ssnlzsd q bureau whose business it was to help
santa Claus out in his mission among the
homes Of the poor and By hard work and
the exercise Of much discrimination a great
dead Of good was accomplished There is
reason TO expect that So good a beginning may
with perseyerins development have importan,
results IL the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25
Perhaps it may be said with at least approx

Perhaps il may be said with at least approx
mate truth that the Christianity OF any age is
what its Christmas observance is in the cele-
bratiOn of the festival in which socially and
spiritually all Christians may unite. The mean
ing is not that all who profess and call them
selves Christians will keep the day alike or with
greater or less sincerity as il may be observed
with medieval fervOr, puritan austerity or
modern cbeerfulness and benevolence. But 1t
10 that the stamp OF the time viii be impressed
on it, The greater moderation and wider COM
prehension of the lend Of the century," as the
French would call the period through which
ne are passing, are shown IN
thousand ways and the effect Of this
broadening Of the faculties is to refine
the stronger parts Of human nature and lift up
the whole man to nobier plane. The age is
not simply the age Of the greatest material de-
vslopment; il is the era of the highest evolu-
ton OF the man out of the human, OF life itself
from existence If some period in
the future shall be richer still
In social development: or spiritual results its
Christmastide will show the fact in an added
fullness of social spiritual content The
JOYS and the serious lesson Of the day are for
each generation what that generation contains
in itself over and above all other generations
that have preceded il. The free institutions,
the free broad thought of the last decade of
the nineteenth century-what are these but
the resultants of the combined forces of
Christianity On human society from the be-
ginning? That wonderful myth" as the
unregenerate incredulous critic calls the reve-
lation Of Christ. has done what no mere myth
has ever wrought in the history of mankind
il has created the grandest civilization of the
world. . civilization that has abolished human
slavery in all civilized lands, that has
founded on q scale somewha. commensurate
with human suffering institutions for the
relief of the physically afflicted and brought to
those who sat in great darkness the illumina-
ton Of science AMI faith and salvation Of the
diseased soul. Say nothing of law and govern
ment nothing of civil or religious liberty, and
rest the case on these three modern instances
peculiar to Christian civilization. How supe-
ior to Athens. with her handful of citizens in a
myriad Of busy workers; to Rome, with her
slaves thrown to wild beasts when they did not till
her corn lands o. write her literature; to Egypt
or Babylon, with their learned priests and their
human beasts Of burden delving in the earth
through ages for the material with which to
erect temples or pyramids,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

"A green Christmas makes fat graveyard
may be regarded a. q quotation that has some,
thing more than mere superstition for its BASH.
II Is an epigrammatic warning Of the dangers
that lurk IN unreasonable weather, and should
suggest preeautlOn rather than excite drsmav.
When the Christmas is green, don't leave of
your oveIcoai. don't try to cool of too quickly.
avoid drafts, and the chances are that the grave
yard portion Of the prove-b will have small
significance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

The storm that drenched Washington YES
tsrdAy punetuated Baltimore with thunder and
lightning, which shows that this is a CHRISTMAS
altogether out of the common. The deadly
railway accidents in several different quarters
contributed unexpectedly to decrease the en-
)oynssnt Of the season for many Persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

miscellaneous lot Of Uphol-
stery Goods. in tapestries, &c.
Prices have been 81. s1.25. sl.5O
and sI.75 per yard. Take your
choice tomorrow at Csc. per yard.
j lot Of Crushed Plush. new
shades. Reduced for tomorrow
from 81. so to 9Oc. Per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25
SATURDAYS E.zrsrr,ox AND Snx
$ sss { En- 81 y +. :: $:
FOR THE SEASON OF
4 &C e -
Ii u.s. - g. :

HE PAIArs RorAL s.. e. .p.r. Saturday.
December ID the day the Special Exhibitiop Of
the Latest Paris and London style Gloves for ths
season OF g2.
AN EXHIBITION mainly, since We request the
presence Of ladies and gentlemen with view Of
animation Of our lately received importations. We
especially request that You will allow our experts wv
on these Gtooes that this exhibition shall be insruc
tive In every sense OF the word We would denonsrate
the peOecf -attino quaistes of the ''Palais Royal"
Gloves for 81. The improved cut will be ~ once
recognized u voa W,a haze pair tried on.
AN INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION. since al ths
latest styles for street and evening exhibited.
The new tints would be recognised by few IL we were
to give the French nsmea. For evening wear the
shades that will be yaif for the ball room both for
LADIES' and sentlemsns For street Costume are
shown the shadinss that the fashionable world On
of LONDON has ordained correct.
AT PRICE sURPRIsEs.-The palais Royals siesn.
tic glove business enabiesswo glove departments each
under different management. The one where low
priced reliable Hid Gloves are for sale the other
whore are none but those stamped "Palais Royal"
These are the best oossbie 10 procure at price sur
pr-es for many Partly because our cash bus
iness assures the best terms when We buy and partly
because Of the small profits possible when we sell but
mainly because the tmmease roiuaae Of our olope
trade enables large buying direct from the makers
who only too anxious to the Palais Royals
glove account and anxious to keep when once
cured. Thus we have the choice Of the worlds best
glove markets. the pick Of the best.
L HIS EXHIBITION will demopstrx.e th,. s.ct.
That the Pslais Royals glove collection for s2 IL the
most extensive yet gathered In this city The greater
qu.-ties mean superior variety and superior variety
means amons other advantages o superior range Of
szes thich 10 an important point and explains why
ladies' and gentlemen with unusually short or long
fingers will ind no trouble In being properly
fitted The quality need not be Questioned. Though
prices are lower than usually quoted for best gloves
every pair of Paais Royal Chores are guaranteed In
every sense Of the oord. We much prefer those buy
ing to have the oioues tried at our r,sk % that IL
any sign Of defect exists shall not risk our
ton by allowing them to leave the store
LxPERIENCE should be Q good teacher For
fourteen years the Glove Department OF the Palsis
Royal has been the most important one Of all. Not
for single season has II been disputed. even by
Others in the business that here 10
for Gtopes. The season Of 90 finds the Palsis Royal
better prepared than to cater the requirements
Of fine trade. This exhibition will make IL evident
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED bslow.)
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Ia celebrating Christmas TIE members Of
Congress should not forget the good will
toward their fellow men that would be prac-
t'cAiiy expressed by providing for new bath
Ing beach at the capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

opera SINGERS are said TO be peculiarly sas-
eePi1eie 'e the grip. If the r,a.iady will exsr-
eise little discrimination in this line II NAV
60 so.netLins 10 redeem itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

Ar. Biafae has rot yet seen fii to state def
ni'' whether any principles Of political reei-
Iroeity HeTs involved in the Appointment of
Dir. Elkins-
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TOSSED AND WnrsKIED HASpxrR-

SA$A 80 os
These are a. good a. ever they we're
except in looks. A little pressing and
they will be new again.
lot OF Ladies' White Embroidered
Hsndkerchiefs and Colored Bordered
Handkerchief reduced from l2k
to &c.
We have divided the stock of
White and Colored Embroidered.
Escslloped, Edeed and Tucked
Handkerchiefs into three lots. -
follows.
All crumpled goc Handksrchisfs
will be reduced 30 l5c.
All 50 and 4Sc Crumpled Hand
kerchiefs reduced to 25c.
All u and 15c. Crumpled Hand
kerchiefs reduced 70 Soc.
We have picked out all the handled
Superior Quality Embroidered
Handkerchief, which have been
selling at SI.25. q. b and q. so,
and shall offer them at 81 each.
Reduction extraordinary. We shall
offer tomorrow the balance OF our
stock Of White Sheer Linen Lawn
Handkerchief. richly embroidered
in colored silk, scalloped edge. also
black. with coiored silk embroidered
scallop. which have been selling at
20 10. 9S and &l.2o. at the extraor-
dinarily low reduced price Of Csc.
This Is beyond question the grestest
bargain in Handkerchiefs ever offered
to the Washington public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

As Nr Lannfal discovered. il his search for
ths aoiy Grail "so, VIVA; We give. but wha, We
sA~se, Is the evseuce of giving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

Evidently Mr.. Rusk ia. been putting the
wrong Kind Of weather into Santa Claus
ssoeking-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

One Of the best varieties Of relief expedition
n Christmas relief expedition 10 the poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

fosiely the fog was . Christmas pressn.
from the weather bureau TO the Anglo-maniacs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

Chic evidently forgot to say Merry Christ
paas' 10 Uncls sam
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T uRkEY RED.

Hot Of 33-inch Damask Turkey
Red. Reduced for tomorrow from
40 to 1Oc. per yard.
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GRAND OsE Day
REDUCTION SALE
ToMoRRox. SAruRp

That Offering q variety
Household Furniture Upholstery Dspey Goods
specially lorr prices.
We believe will
than anything
We hope to have building Of the New
Avenue Rink ready
V s0ck
extraordinary reductions which
have made 5
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NOVELTIES lust from London Or, tn. following:
FOR CHILDREN.

child well tor young ladies. An expert especially
trained to try on Chdrens Gloves-one here who has
fitted the first pair Of Kid Gloves BY thousands
OF childrea.
4-button Dressed Kid Gloves. q
6-button undrsssed Kid MousQustairea 81 IS
6-burton Biarritz or figskin housqustairss .. 06c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25
CURTAINS.


CURTAINS.
These are small lots Of 3 to
20 pairs, which We desire to close
out tomorrow.
i lot Of 50-inch Bagdad Cur
tains. Reduced for tomorrow
from So. 80 to So.
1 lot of Striped Velour Cur
tains, fringe top and bottom.
Reduced for tomorrow from els
to $780,
1 lot Of Double-width f72-
inch) Chenille Curtains In two
colorings. Reduced for tomorrow
from sl2 to $685..
1 lot of Chenille Curtains,
fringe top and bottom. Colors
Fawn. Olive. Old Rose and. Capots.
Reduced for tomorrow from 80
to "a. 45.
L lot Of Fancy Silk Curtains.
half . dozen styles, have been s5
to $50. Reduced for tomorrow to
one-half price. g.. so to SIS.
1 lot Of Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, tapped all round. White
and Ecru. Reduced for tomor-
row from Sc to $50.
TAMBouR CURTAINS.
lot Of Tamboured Lace Cur
tains, pattern No. G61., Re-
duced for tomorrow from &C. 30
to s4.25 per pair.
lot Of Pattern No. 1893. Re-
duced for tomorrow from %. 80
to o..
1 lot of Pattern No. S7S. Re-
duc-d for tomorrow from s2I 30
to sl3.
lKIsH PoINr CURTAINS.
1 lot Of Pattern No. 1904. Re-
duced for tomorrow from % to
s3.75.
1 lot Of Pattern No. 1919.
Reduced for tomorrow from
SlO.5 so to s6.25.
1 lot Of pattern No. 1850,
Reduced for tomorrow from
s16l 30 to 1915.
Real LACE CURTAINS.
These are in lots Of from 2
to ) pairs of each pattern.
Hot, pattern No. COS. Re-
duced for tomorrow from So. so
to sII.
/ lot Of pattern No. l1239.
Reduced for tomorrow from s25
to sIa.
i lot of pattern No. Toe. Re
duced for tomorrow from s27. 30
to $3.50
i lot of pattern No. 21o Re
duced for tomorrow fom $50 so
to $50.
SILK BRocArELIE.
Hot OF JO-inch Brocatelle in the
following rich color combina-
tions-Bius and Gold. Salmon
and Silver. Capote aud Gold and
Ivory and Old Rose. Reduced
forto1aorrow from s5. 50 20 s2.65
per yard
SASH CURTAIN LACE.
i lot OF 5O-inch Tamboured
Lace for Sash Curtains. Reduced
for tomorrow from 81 to SOC. per
yard.
Dowx Comforts.
] lot Of sateen-covered Down
Comforts. Reduced for tomorrow
from sl5 to $40
i lot Of sateen-covered Down
Comforts. Reduced for tomor-
row from $50 to SIS.
.owS PnIows.
/ lot Of l4-inch sa,een-covered
Down Pillows. Reduced for TO-
morrow TO SIC.
FErSaEs REDUCED.
j miscellaneous lot Of Rug
PRINCES, Upholstery Frinses and
Curtain Fringes, comprising
about loo yards Prices have
been IL to DC. Reduced for
tomorrow TO &C. per yard.
i lot Of finch Woo Curtain
Fringe, Silk Overskirt and Tsssel
Reduced for tomorrow from
sl.25 10 69c.
SrLkarIsE.
] lot Of Figured Silkzlins IN
atfracte colorineA Reduced for
tomorrow from Il and 2oc.
per yard TO &c.
CEoss-SrnIpE DRArrRr.
L lot Of 5O-ineh SIX Cross
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Wen, Ne must take the weather in the Christ
nAs spirit
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Az ApR1noED PRrcR LIST
"PAlA,s RorA1- CLOVIS
TIE SEASON Or 1892.
FOR LADIES.

FOB LADIES.
L OR EVENING WEAR are shown Undressed Kid
Mousquetaire Gloves In White Black. Cream. Pearl.
Tan. GRAY, Nile. Old Rose. Salmon. Lavender and
other shades to match evening costumes.
s Saissn'' siSs, eds L q T. q 70 sas
In White Dressed or Glace Kid are shown the most
perfect fitting Gloves pleasure try the
hands and arms Of Washington ladies.
P Ras,s.'' $50 SO ELS s! = .lsss els
Attention s directed to the superior quality and ct
Of the Sbuttop Mousqueaire Gloves in the following
styles: White and Pear! Kid with Black embroidery
only el IS pair.
DIX Evening Mitts In Black, White, Cream and the
1S82 colors. The fancy Lace Mitts to reach the
shoulder at 81. IS and 90 pair The plain jersey
Mitts - follows:
ff .; nsth................ s.s II 20 20 %
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TIE Box MAscHr.
314 and 3l6 It'll Ut. NV.

CLEARING REMNANT SALE
~ 40-inch Armure Cloth. TIC.
RAFE'S ENTERPRISE,
ds5-3t l241 18th st. az