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SALADo TEX, Jan. g. 1891.
Democrat Publishing Company Fort Worth,
Tex:
DEAR SIRS-The Websters Unabridged Die
tionary duly to hand and l am highly
pleased with II and consider It well worth twice
The amount you charge for il, viz, 81 for il and
the Weekly GAZETTE one year. 1t really seems
that every family ought to have it; hardly know
yours J. H BARBER
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb. 9. 1871.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. o 1921
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort WORTH.
Tex.
CESTLEMEN-Of the Websters dictionary you
forwarded Us as premium for our subscription
10 the Fort Worth g AZErTE would say we are
Very much pleased with the work, and think. ut
the price ut which you furnish it, that il is
the cheapest valuable work We possess. Yours
truly AMERICAN SUPPLY COMPANY.
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FoRr WORTH. TEX, Feb :, 1872.
Democrat Publishing Company:
| am well pleased with the dictionary, and
think il is strange that you can furnish It At
that price. think II the cheapest book ever
bought. Yours truly, L. PERKINS.
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KOPPERI4 TEX, Aug. l6, 1890.
The Democrat Publishing Company, Fort

Worth. Tex:
GESTS-1he Websters Unabridged Dction-
airy was received in due time. and have exam
med ii and am well pleased with il. IL is one
Of the best premiums that have seen offered
with ANY paper. II is worth more than the
money paid without the paper Very truly
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..-,ssxsSHsS MANSFIELD. TEX Aug 9 1890
l1Ga6AW Gazette
r'DEAR SIRS We have examined ybur Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary md vii say We
are pleased beyond e2 prctaIious. wctild not be
without II for ten times the cost. We remain
yours truly. ! IL. BIANrJN.
T. K E'hEDERICK
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GAINESVILLE, TEX. Jan. 20, 1891.
Fort Worth, Gazette.
DEAR SRI received The Webster's diction-
ary. 1t was very nice, and I like THE GAZETTE
also. Z. J. HALL
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Sfss-I received the dictionary and think il
the greatest 90 ok for the money that is made
j. H patton.
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FoRESTBURG TEX, aug. 9 1890.
Toe Gazette. Fort Worth. Tex.
As cheap edition THE GAZErTE's Original
Webster Unabridged Dictionary is Wcrth
what / paid YOU for il. have owned Wor-
cester Unabridged for about twenty years. but
have always wanted i WebSter's- Very re
specially J. " BOWERS
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WHAT THEY SAY.

THoRP SPRINGS TEX Feb a. 1891
received your Webster'S Unabridged die.
tonary q lev days ago and have examined it,
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WAY. HALL COUNTY. TEX, Feb. II. 1891
To the Gazette.
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slder II well worth the money without the d.
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GESTs-rEe dictionary sent TO ne as prem
INN l think Is - good book so [Ira- have, u-eu
able 10 examine II. Lam yours t.uly. ric.
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PARIS, TEX, Feb. 3. 1891.
To the Gazette:

10 the Gazette.
As to The merits and value OF Webster's
dictionary received from you. L can't say too
much. Ii is all THE GAZETTE claims for il.
Yours respectfully. F. ). LURCH.
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WACO. TEX. Feb. /. 1891.
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Tex:
GENTLEMEN-Your premium Websters die
tlonary is worth more money than the price
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To the Democrat
NN.l, NJ.

To the Democrat Publishing Company Fort
Worth, Tex.
GENTS-iour premium dictionary was re-
ceiyed in due time. The book is = splendid one
for the money. did not expect such q great
book and such binding when / ordered al the
low price At which il was offered. Yours,
q. NJ HERRING.
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hOPPEBL. TEX. Jan. 81. 1891
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth

GENTLEMEs;-The Webster's dictionary given
as premium by you for years subscrip-
ton 10 the Daily GAZETTE. is immense, and L
consider il worth the subscription price of
the paper Respectfully yours,
Z. W. ROBINSON.
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BENJAMIN, TEX, Feb. 3, 1891.

BENJAMIN, TEX, Feb. 3, 1891.
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort Worth.
Tex.
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Gle in which it may find its way. Coupled with
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short, it is well bound, neat and valuable
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Democratic Publishing Company, Fort Worth.
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MARKED Down SALE Or Funs.


Our sales in Furs this season have been most
satisfactory. Stock is very much broken. We
offer some bargains for Friday.
1Choice Black Marten Boa. Full length.
Marked down TO sl5-
Extra Fine Light Lynx Boa.
Marked down to sl5.-
Wool Seal Cape. Size Is.
Marked down TO el2. 60
Real London Dyed Alaska Seal MuR.
Married down to $50
5Satin-lined Coney Capes.
Marked down to Is each
2Genuine French Seal Capes-perfect fitting
and high collars. Sizes 40 and A.
Married down to sis each
Fine Nutria Cape. Size 36.
Marked down to sl5.-
Best Quality Persian Lamb Cape-psrfsc4
shape. Size IS.
Marked down to ESQ.,
Real Stone Marten Set, consisting Of Nun
and Princess Collar.
Marked down to s25-
Fine Brown Bear Muff. very full.
Marked down to SlO.-
Real London Dyed Alaska Seal Caps with
inside collar Of real Persian lamb and high roll
ing collar Of seal. Size 81
Marked down 10 ST.
2Genuine London Dyed Alaska Seal csp>s.
with high storm collars and pointed fronts
Sizes ~ and b.
Marked down to &c.,
Sable Mink Cape. perfect shape, edged with
dark mink tails Size -.
Married down to ESQ.,
1Genuine Gray Krimmer Cape, high stoem
collar. perfect fitting. Size So
Marked down to S20.-
(Third noor. 10th st. extension)
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As its custom is on New Years day The STAR
presents in another part of the paper a sum-
mary Of the local events Of the year. Happen
ings which are not covered by the Scports of
local officials figure largely in the record. 1t
il TEE Stars annual report To the people Of
the District of Columbia the close of 1890 is a
period Of calm and satisfactory retrospect The
District and the city of Washington have had a
good tuelve-month. and are ready to sit down
to the New Years feast with thankful hearts.
During 1890 the city has entertained large
number Of international and domestic bodies
of great importance. and during the closing
days of the year had as guests perhaps more Of
the prominent scientific societies than ever be-
fore at one time. The cause of science, of phil
osophy of general culture thrives under the
smile of the republic and the republics capital
eontemplstes the scene with satisfaction. The
business year is not without its events Of sig
nifcance. II no extraordinary advance has
been made in special lines the general tenor
has been good and 1.-THE pinch" has been felt
little here as anywhere else in the country. The
street railway improvements have been con-
siderable. The cable road on Seventh street,
the extension of the lexington electric line
and the completion Of the Tennallytown road
are notable events. Yet very much remains to
be done. Improved m )tors on the Washington
and Georgetown and Metropolitan lines and
various improvements on other street Car lines
are anxiously awaited by the public. The
building business has increased over two
million dollars above the as sreSate for 1889.
This is a very gratifying il erase. The num-
Der Of national banks and trust companies has
been materially increased during 1890. Too
little has been accomplished in the way of
erecting necessary public buildings. The Dis
trict government, the District courts, several
bureaus of the general government are mad
equately housed. The two great defeats of the
year for the capital have been the loss of the
worlds fair and the failure of the efforts to
render safer and less disfguring the steam
railroad occupation of the streets and parks of
the city Its great victories were won in secur-
ing the new city post Office, Rock Creek Park,
and a new government printing office. The
year 1880 has done well for Washington, and
there are some pleasing prospects in sight for
1891
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The death Of Gen. F. E. Spinner at the age
OF s. removes one Of the Oldest ex-officers Of
Ne national government United States Treas
urer under Lincoln and several of his success
sors. Gen Spinner was one of the best known
public men Of the generation now fast disap-
psaring. He was a most valuable officer in a
time that required the highest efficiency.
Among those who will regret the demise of Gen.
Spinner viii be the women employees in the de-
Partmsntal service of the government, he
having first admitted them into the Treasury.
NM making place for them in general de-
partment work
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80 FAREWELL.
BEf Is kESE NH III S5 5iis o 5n@ax
We Wish You All
PEACE pItsH Haf a2p SH% hlAhi ATTEND
But before forget it permit us to remind you that
Fi III effs f Ia{s
II Sefh Pnts S e1F5hiifs q
r;,a AZ p the f3ilownE ridic alousy low figures;
81. %. reduced to II. -. -N' Wi 'A
Eine Seal Brown English Kersey overcoats. worth
Campbels kersey overcoats real value SIS, marked
Storm 0verroais So reincsd to * ss 70
chiren Cape coats a. ss s @r w. e.
HANDSOME line OF Childrens Dress Overcoats.
Enr collars and Cuts, regular retail prices
Fun Dress Goats, SIX Lined Skirts. Vests to MATCH
Plan Bl1rk Cloth Frock Coats. single and double
Harris Cashmere Suits. Sacks and Frocks.
se %ES S. eAs ssa: 4 s ss ss4 s.
Fine sIlSsSl s Mre9 n sS.rlss T5aer~ssr.
Fine Australian sanitary Underwear. pure cochinesl
dye 81 a Maths sarIne mt $685., w.,r
THREE ?ffIfR TGP
THREE tE9p FtYRs L FSR e 9, Cents.
Jnlaundered Shirts. 81 and LIS. Reduced to 75c.
Laundered Shirts Reduced to soc. apiece.
boy. BOYS Polo Caps, 23c and 2'c. Reduced to 1Oc.
Youths suspenlers. silk embroidered and leather
Mems Fedora Hats. 81 1926. $3.50 Reduced to
s hfEFJ PsNFs sq1Ts, slia UPWARD.
AND THE FEAST WILL BE DER.
VICTOR L ADLER,s
TE .rS7 , PEE go GENT e. !, CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY OSE PRICE A'e'
Open Saturday until IL O'Clock p m. jal-lm
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The first OF January finds Europe, for the
hrst time in many years, without a war cloud
The worst trouble that atfiicts the children of
JaPhet In the land Of Japhet is the social
unrest and struggle Of labor with capital.
while The great strike of the railroad employees
psrslyzes transportation in Great Britain the
good feeling between the emperor and the
artisans increases in Germany. The prediction
- freely made that certain laws interfering the
working people will be repealed soon, even if
~ accomplish it the Kaiser has to dissolve the
legislature William continues To cultivate the
people on the line foreshadowed in his breach
with the junker element, represented by Prince
Bismarck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-01

The industrial growth Of our country has
been at equal pace with the industrial progress
of the foremost countries of the world, and
that has surpassed the fairest dreams of the
philosophers and statesmen of the ancient
world. With the magic aids Of steam, teleg-
raphy. photography and other great inventions
the nj steenth century has wrought more for
the material comfort and security of man than
al the centuries that have gone before. Mental
progress is now on physical lines in larger
measure than in the ancient civilizations. And
yet We know that the mechanical art of several
of the great nations of antiquity was of a very
high order. In the nineteenth century handi-
work that would have required thousand
fold more hands to achieve has been
performed with the greatest ease by single
individual One of the most hopeful
induces Of the day il the approach
to a cordial understanding between labor an,..
capital In more remote times labor was en-
shaved throughout the nations except that the
artisans IN old Rome were free. At still later
period all who abored with their hands were
subject to a master and belonged to the SOIL
Then the artisans in the cities became citizens
and themselves masters of their art and the
state itself. The free cities were swallowed up
In the eormOrant modern kingdom and the
whole process of making freemen out Of sub
iscts had to be renewed. This process is now
going on In every part of Europe except
Russia and Turkey the worAingman's position
IN society has improved since the French
revolution, and especially since the revolution
of lS4S. which. nominal failure like the other.
was a real and permanent success in sociology
cal and economical as well as political concerns.
The condition Of the masses has always been
potentially better even in the darkest DAYS of
the darkest ages under Christianity than il has
been under the brightest and loftiest of the
civilizations that preceded it. While thought
Was free in the seryile age Of the Roman en-
pare, the body was enslayed. and Christianity
came to emaneipate the human race from the
thrafis of political slavery. as wen as to afford
mankind clearer moral light on its pathway.
In our modern day the liberty with which
Christ has made US free hath wrought wonders
In the physical as well as the, spiritual world.
Representative institutions coming down from
our great forefathers have developed the prin-
eiple Of this liberty into marvellous perfec-
lions OF government and society Standing
on the threshhold of new year. the optimist
may praise the work that has been done ana
have IN his heart the germ Of the great future.
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WOODWARD & LorHnor.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1880.
ENCLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW.
NEW YEARS.

FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY
2. WE WILL RESUME OUR RKGU-
LAR REMNANT DAY OFFER
MOS" THE OBJECT OF THESE
SALES. AS YOU WELL KNOW, is
TO CLOSE OUT EVERYTHING
WHICH MAY BE TERMED A
REMNANT" BY THIS MEANS
WE ARE ENABLED To KEEP OUR
STOCK ALWAYS FRESH AND
PREsENrABLE. voc WILL FIND
SOME UsUAL ATTRAc-
TONS IN CONSEQUENCE OF
THE LARGE SALES OF THE
PAST FEW WEEKS.
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MES,s Brnosersos.

MrS,s BEnose1sos
UNDERWEAR.
II pieces Best Grade Of White Shaker Flannel
Shirts and Drawers. Pembroke make. Shirts
double-breasted Sizes lao. 2A2 and la
Drswers-Sizes 1-30 and -40
Marked down to so each
pieces Of Heavy White Merino Shirts and
Drawers, soiled- shirts-Szes 1-36 and l,3S
Drsven-Sizes 2-3s and LA
Marked down TO TOO
2pairs Heavy Canton Flannel Dravsrs. Penn
broke make. 1-a4x3l and l-46x2o
Married down to to-
(First floor. LIST annex
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BoYs CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

1OOIS N|LOIdINU 1EPARIMENT.
Boys Navy Blue Flannel Reefers with be,su
buttons Sizes 2S and 3 years.
-a3. Former price So To-
Boys Navy Blue Chinohilla Rssfers. sises
3. and years.
-e5. Former price %. Co.
Boys Navy Blue Cloth Reefsrs. Sizes 9. 2.
8. y. 10 and Ii years.
--S5. Former price s6.-
Boys Navy Blue Cheyiot Rsefers. sizes 6. z,
9. 10. IL, - and Is years.
--&6-5o. FcrlEer price o.. To-
Boys Extra Fine Quality Navy Blue Chin
ehilis Refers. Sizes 8 to l2 years.
-s7. Former price "a
(Third door. 10th st. extension.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-01

wss.os. ss o'e,oeA evsnsacs. sre.ps sa.urdsv..
Tzr Box MAncHE
~INITIAL
VHANDKKRcHIEFA

We have quite quantity Of Initial Hasdkerchiefs
len over from Christmas trade, put up in fancy
boxes 1--we have the Initial You desire you can buy
them cheaper than they be imported for under the
Mckinley bill
GENTS. SIN FANCY ROY
Initials 4 u. p and q.
WERE &c. BOX AT 81 CENTS BOX
GENTS. SIN PANcT BOX.
Initial. A. G. Z. @. Il. K.L.M,x.P.s.w.
WERE Csc. BOX. AT 20 CENTS BOX
GENTS. GIN FANCY ROY
Initials A. z. @. h. J. Z. NJ. N.PR.s.r.
WERE Csc. BOX. AT 90 CENTS BOX.
CENTS. GIN FANCY BOX
Initials A. B. Z. G. J. K. L. MFRS.
WERE 81. % BOX. AT 50 CENTS BOX
LADIES'. SIN FANCY BOX.
InitisisA. c. D. z. F. q, H. JK. I'm. N.P.R,s.w.
WERE 5sc. BOX. AT % CENTS BOX.
LADIES'. GIN FANCY BOX.
WERE sI.75 BOX. AT s. a5 BOX.
The above bargans-an new perfect and fne
goods-and make elegant New Year or birthday pres
ents.
HANDKERcHIEFs.
IT ,,<So
special prices on them that ought to sell them have
not many of an initial. II you want some Of them
come as soon possible.
6S-cent Fine japanese Silk Handkerchief
At39c
We have the following Initials:
A, B. c. d. L. F. G. H. X, l.. NJ Pr, s,T,w
80 cents instead of 6Sc.
S5 cent Fine Jap Silk Initial Handkerchefs at Csc
We have the following Initials:
A. B. g. H. L. NJ. N. r, 8, T.w.
Csc. instead of Sc.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY
We just secured one hundred and forty dozen a. $50
pairs) Chidren's Ribbed Hose--fne imported and q
soods-wARRANTED FAST BLACK-whits toe and
hssl-1aouble knee.
Sizes. @, 6k. 2, IN. 8, b.
Choice. any SIZE 2oc pair.
This Hose is fully worth b for the smallest sizes
and up to so cents for the large Sizes
Worth Soc. pair. Choice 25 cents pair.
HOSIERY AND HANDKERCHIEF
#" I'LL #u# E E. Enfs go ExE
T HI Ere EpTs 90 % SS III
IN NSh M a Err S SoS HI EEE
NM "A RRR @ HHH EE
III 4 "A I I GcoS L 4 EEEr -
$40 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. d31
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On the whole the republics lot for 1890 has
ssss happy one. The year has also been
prosperous to the District Of Columbia. Nav
the prosperity of the new year be even greater.
and the thankfulness of today have many happy
rsturnsl
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ExrRAoRprSARY Rrpucrroys In l..
DIES WINTER NEwMARKErs.

DIES WINTER NEwMARKErs.
Brown-s,riped Newmarkets Sizes 70 ana
-S5. Former price $40
. Black and white-s;riped Newmarksts
Sizes 32. "a and b.
So. Former price els
All-wooi Striped Cloth Newmarhess-2
Brown sni Gray. Sizes - and p
-s1.J0. Former price sl25o.-
ozark Green Cheviot Newmarkets with vest
fronts. Sizes b and 80.
$40. Former price SIS
DARK Gray striped Newmsrkets size 10
81 and :;6
$40. Former prices sI2 80 and el5-
2Brown-s'rped Rough Cloth Newmarket
Sizes Is and 40.
-sl2.Jo. Former price SIS
Fine Quality Beaver Newmarkets 3 Navy.
Sizes AZ and a.. and Dark Green sizes %
and Is.
$40. Former price Sic
ZINE Quality Beaver Newmarkets with plush
collar and cuffs. Black. Size 81, aud Green
Size 40.
-el25o. Former price SEQ
1 Black Beaver Newmarket. handsomely
braided. Size So
sl3. Former price s22 10
Extra Heavy satin-lined Navy Blue Broad
cloth Newmarket. Size Sc
$40. Former price e35-
Fine Quality Black Beaver Newmarkets
with shawl roll of Astrakhan fur extending 70
bottom of garment-Astrakhan cuffs
-&20. Former price $50
Black Beaver Newmarket with braided
sleeves. Size -.
$50. Former price s35-
Green Broadcloth Newmarket with Black
silk velvet trimmings. Size "a
$50. Former price s4O-
satin lined Black Broadcloth New market
with monkey fur collar and cuffs. Size AZ.
$40. Former price s35-
Heavy Broadcloth Newmsrkets, satin lined
TO the waist. shawl roll-sleeve- elegantly
embroidered. Navy Blue. sizes IS and 20.
Black. Size A.
$50. Former price s45-
tThrd floor. 18th street buildingD
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There is nothing upon which the troublesome tariff
took quicker effect than Hosiery So much Of the
good kind comes from abroad that Il doomed prices
on the reliable home lines On nothing have bat
| tied harder for your protection-and not without
marked success Every being that walks 10 interested
In this suhject-and will be more still when they
catch glimpse Of yoking of qualities and prices
With such good news to tell the quicker We get down
| to business the bet ter it will be.
kB-We have Ladies' Fast Black Hose at 25c-and
IL Is one You can rely upon as being Biack
A1-Ffne Black Cotton, with ribbed tops and double
heels and toes-35c. pairs pairs for 81
q Ladies' "Ingrain"-Fast Black and only 49c.
pair.
eDFancy boot patterns in Isle Thread Black boot
high-fancy patterns above-5Oc. Silk plated-$1.
es-Fast Black Silk Plated Hose. SIC. pair.
lisle Thread, Silk Plated and Pure Silk in Tans
and drays to matchshoe tops for evening wear SOC.
to 81 pair.
er-Merino and fleece Lined Hose in number Of
grades All good and cheap nothing 'shoddy" about
any of them.
ss-Heavy Weight Cotton, Fast Black, 75c. pair.
FIXTURE Six in Black from 81. 80 to 90. so pair.
Pure Silk in the tnts and fancy foot patterns, %
pair.
eS-We have a specially fine lot of Fancy Hosiery in
ladies' lengths that have reduced to Sc. pair.
You ought to have pair of pairs at least.
U-Childrens Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose-sizes
6to o. 2c. pair. You will appreciate how little this
is for the worth only when hunt" to match them
80 The Childrens Electric" Ribbed in all Sizes
Bic. pair.
sB-Childrens Fast Black French Hosiery" Dou-
BILE knee and heavy rbs-size 6. :5c. add nickelfor
each larger size.
sS-Infants three-quartcr and full length Cashmere
Hose, BIC. to 5oc. pair.
sS -Childrens Jersey Cloth Knee Protectors-all
sizes-25c. q pair.
~ Jersey Cloth Leg2ins. all sizes. for ladies well
as children, 81. 20 to 81. % pair.
eSMen's heavy Merino Half Hose PC. q pair-with
better quality at i5c.-3 pairs for 81.
sEMen's Fast Black Merino Half Hose 4Oc. and
Soc pair
eH-Natural wool-5Oc. pair.
eS-Fdst Black Cotton Half Hose 25c.-fner at &c.,
three for 81.
eR-Fancy Stripes-2jc. pair.
give have taken lot of mems real value Soc.
Hosiery and reduced it to 35c. pair or three pairs
for 81.
As we said before, to know exactly how quality
big" and price-little talking about-you will
forget that there such thing tariff tinker
ing. You must buy these-for after they are gone we
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