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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

CHEHIFF's fALr-N WILLIAM G. ]. LIGHT
- Vardt plaintiff. W Thomas }. Porter.
Ariineaia Porter. his vile ihomas 'tllcnrist.
assi0naa AMI Milss nvenaugh, defenuhnts
Under aud By virtue Of an order 81 sale al De
cree 81 foreclosure ani sale issued out 81 th'
district court 81 tho frst judicial disiriot 81 tao
state ~ Montana. in aud for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke on tho Il day ~ feuruary, A. ID.
1891 Do tho above entitled action, wherein William
d. ichtNariL he above named plAlntin' Oh,
tain "a Judgment and decree OF foreolo-ure and
rae fgaluat homaH D. Porter. Afiineria
Porter his wife. Ihomns diichrisi. ~
fignes and Miles CavhnauRh dofendsnta. on the
sG dov 81 Iebrusry. A. ID. 1885. for
tho tum ~ S2.1s7.2s bssides interest.
oos,s and attorneys fees. which said do
1884 recorded ia Judgment book No. / % said
court 80 page . 1 am commanded 10 sell all
that certain lot. piece. or parcel Of land stu
ate, lying and being IN the county OF LOWS and
CLARKE. state Of Montana. aud bounded and de-
scribed a. follows. 10 wit
. h8 west half Of the northeast quarter. and
she elat half Of the northwest quarter and tho
southwo.t quarter Of the northwest quarter 81
section twenty two lI2l. township eleven I'D
north 81 range. four Hl vest, less strip o.
heretofore dscded by v illiain 4. l. lAohtWArdi
and Anna ichtwsfdt his wife. to the hontana
,entra Hallway company ~ desa neefins unte
"2f' ~ doeds. pngo ZiJ. IN tho ONCE 81 tha
county cork and ecorder ~ LOWS ana clarke
county. state Of Montana the tame being Tor
right ~ way purD3res. iogether with al ease'
monfr theretn belonging Or M bnyWlre attached
including all water r,ghts and privileges. and al
ditchrs. fumes or moies % conveying waite
from stress m 90 and uLon said lani
Together with all and singular the tene
fnoutg hereditaments and appur enances there
INTO noIonsing or in any wite appertGtniug.
Public notice ia hereby given, that on lues
dav M g,th dav u februsry. A. D.. 1891. at /
O'clock ma Of that day. at the front door Of ths
court house HeienA Lewis and tlarke county
Montana will. in obedience TO said order OF sal
and deere, OF foreclosure and fale, sell the allow
described property. or 20 much thereof a. ma
b necessary 20 eatisfy said Judgment. with in
ferost and costs. 10 the highest rnd Dest BIDDER
Given under my hand. this 9TH day Of February
A. ID. 1924 49,. o.. ,,..,.,,,. ca,
By FRED l. boss. Under Sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
Fortitude Of tho Chinese.

DR. J. G. Thomson says that in undergo
ing surgical operations the Chinese will en-
dure without ninching "a degree Of pain that
to the more highly developed nervous sys-
tenn Of the westerner would be well nigh
impossible. His experience also goes to
confirm the general testimony regarding
the remarkable recuperative power Of the
Chinese after surgical injuries. The rea-
Sons he suggests are the simpler feeding
habits Of the Chinese and their equable
mental constitution.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
CHFRIFFs sALg-ERANK A.. FrLLowa

CHFRIFF's sALF-FRANK A. BELLOWS.
. plaintiff. " John Wilson. I. ~ DaDneg. r.
Z. Ormsby aud W L. Telford. defondauts.
Under and by virtu8 - an order Of ale and de-
cree 81 foreclosure and sale issued ont OF ths
district court - the flrs Judicial district ~ ne
ewis and Clarke. on the 18Th day q January.
A. ID. 1884, ia the above entitled action, Wheroln
frank A Re lows. the abuxe named plalntili.
obtained judgment and decree Of foreclosure
and sale asaInsl John Wilson. -. 30.
DAbney. p. r. Ormsby and ". J. Ielfori.
A. ID 1874 for the sum Of s5fl.3i. besides in
terest costs AID attorneys fees, which sad
decree was on tho 10Th day Of January 4. j.
1891 recorded ia judgment book No. - OF said
court AZ aEe . / am commanded % sell all
th certain lot piece o. parcel of land situate,
lying and being m the county u LOWS and
Clarke state ~ Nontana. and bounded and de-
An undivided ons-f0urth ca interest 10 the
northwest quarter NV y Of section eighteen
| nsl, township twelve az. north range three ial
wost situate in the county Of 4 evils and Clarke,
state Of Montana
Together with al and singular the tenements,
hereditAments and Appurtenancea thereunto be-
lonuiuR or in nuyWife hpperfain nH
Public noticeis hereby given that on Wednef day
the lth day Of februarY. A. D. lesi a. Il clock M
Of that DAY. AZ the front door OF the court house.
Helena Lewis and Clarke county, Montana,
will in obedience said order Of sale and decrea
Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above described
property or 20 much thereof a. may bs
hecsesary 10 sstisfy aid Judgment with interest
and costs. 10 the highest and best bidder Tor casa
Given under my hand this 10th day Of January.
/ n - CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ FRED +. hoss. Under sherh.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

CHERIFF'B SAIE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EKH-
- cution In my hands. issue1 out % the dis
trict court OF tine first Judicial district u the
state OF Montana Ia aud for the county Of Lewis
snd Clarke. IN tho suit ~ g.. HHl-ton sRain.t
nIchsrd i.nheY duly attestod tho 18th DAY at
January. A. D. 1t9i. ] have levied upon all
the right, title and interest Of the rald icharf
Lahoy ia and 20 the following degcribed prop
srty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county.
stA . OF Montana. viz:
no Amor ican lAl, Lode Mining claim. situ.
atod In btemple mining district. Lewis and
Clarke county Montana. according e. notice Of
location thereof on q in the OH ~ the clerk
end recorder Of Lewis and tlarEe county.
Montana ia book Of lode locations.
page 1 20 which said record reference IL
hereby made for n more complete desert ption.
Together with all and singular the tenomonts.
hered itamonts and a. purtenAnces tkefeunto b.
longing or in anywise Hnpe-taining.
Notice is hereby given that on the Goth
day Of renruars. A. ID. 1891. Do Neen the hours
OF nine o'clock a ma. 1nd I'VE o'clock ,, M.
Of said day. tO-wit ~ n o'clock m AZ the
front door OF the court house. city
Of Helena euis fnh CinrFe com y. state
Of n nns. / will sell all the right title and IN
teresi Of the said cnard Hhev. IN and "a
tho said above described property 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand this. tie 81 day Of
'''' TiIAs. D. CURTIS. Sheriff
IRED p. Hoss. Under sherih.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

To suffering humanity to tell the great
benefit my wife has received from Parks
Sure Cure the truly great liver and kidney
cure She has been constitutionAlly
wrecked for several ieArE. rled every
thing ffuitlessly. After much persuasion
from my druggist backed by his guarsntee
] bought bottle OF Pafk's Sure Cure and
the Tesalts are more than wonderful. W.
+. Bsycs. 2404 Jones street.. Omaha. Neb.
Sold by PaTchen- ID Achsul Drug company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

Itching piles are known by moisture like
". spiration. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll AZ blind. bleed
ing OF piotrudinR yield at once TO DR.. 30
sHnko's Pile Remsd which acts directly
on parts affected abso lbs tumors. allays
itching and effects permanent cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DIR. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Ps. Sold by
PaTchsn-D' Acheul Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

There lie no claim made for Ayers saraa-
parilla which cannot be endorsed by scores
OF testimonials. This fact plainly Proves
that the blood ia the source of most disor-
ders and that Ayers saFsaparilla Is the best
Of blood purifiers. Try il this month.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
The Origin of Rcd Uniforms.

According TO the report prepared by the
war department, red uniforms were first
adopted by the Emperor Nalerius Maxi
mus, in order that the Roman soldiers
might not be frightened by the sight Of
their own blood. To this day the children
of England are told that this is the reason
why French troops wear red trousers, and
French children are taught the same no
ton respecting the red coats of the British.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers is a
popular preparation in one bottle. and CO.
oss evenly brown or blaok. AnJ person
can easily apply il at home.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

Are good for are treated more successfully
by Parks lea. II 10 moi a csthattle; no
gripping or pain. Jet moves the bowels every
day. Sold by Parohen-D' Achsui Drug
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NOTICE TO cRzDIroRs-EsrArE OF

~ ennis Delay, deceaset
Notice is hereby Ri1ot . y the undersigned ad-
miniatr8trix II the estate OF nennis belay'
dec ased TO no creditors OF aud all persons nav
ing claim. aqaiuet the said deceased, to exhibi
them. with the ecossery vouchers, within tour
months Gtter the nrst publication 81 I, u notice,
2I1 t,rsnite block Helena. Montana, tho anne
being the place for the transaction 81 the bull
ness 81 said estate in the county OF Lewis and
Clarke MINNIE DELAY.
Administrators Of tho estate Of Dennis Delay.
dcCpase1
Uatslfeb l. 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

Now, All Together.
! had a girl in Mexico:
Insect bit her on the toe:
Now she's where the lilies grow;
Name of insect you may know
Tara-ra-rantula, etc.
Macon News
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

state OF Montana. IN and Tor tho
-'----, county Of Lewis and Clarke
zeal first this I'D day OF January. 10 the
I Jud Dist. year Of our Lord one thousAnd
tourt. eight hundred and ni1ety-four.
~---r JOHN BEAN, Clorh-
Hy G. O. THURMAN. Deputy Jerk
/. n. q 3. II. kclnliTe. plaintiffs attorneys.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

Gasforia cures Colo, Constipation.
Sour stomach, Diarhoa, Erlrfaii1a,
h.A Worms, gives sleep, AMI promotes df
Eeatluu.
without Injurious medication.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Billiard g. Wilkins have moved their
slate ornamental works from Monson to
Portland, and the business will be car
ried on here in the future. This concern
has made a large number Of banjos from
slate, which have met with great salts
faction.
St.John's Commandery, Knight Tam
pIars of this city, and Pilgrim Comman-
derry of Pennington have received invita-
tions from Portland Commandery to par
ticipate with them in the observance OF
ST. Johns Day, which takes place June
23rd.
rhe Belknap Motor Company will put
an electric motor in the Union Mutual
building to run the elevator.
Yesterday was close, sticky and CLOUDY
in the morning, warm and clear with
stiff west wind in the afternoon.
The Veteran Firemen will remem be1
the special meeting at 7.30 O'Clock TO-
night.
CIV. LON bard & Co., in another col.
umn make an announcement OF interest,"
concerning their large business. :,
The Little Samaritan Aid Society Will
meet at p. M, today, with Mrs. DoE'
ticos, Clark street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
Grim Wit.

Lord Braxfeld q Scotch judge, once
said to an eloquent culprit at the bar.
''You re vera cleever chiel, mon, but I'm
thinkin We wad be none the waur O.
hangin." - iua
Unconsciously funny was the Irishman
who on being placed at the bar felt quite
uneasy when arraigned and complained
bitterly that he should besin such an awk-
ward position, SO far from. friends and
home. The judge felt kindly toward him
and said: BE calm, young man. You
may rest assured that, although among
strangers, full justice will be done you. -
"Be me soul, yer honor" groaned Pat,
''and it's the fearot that same that thrub-
bles me. l." VI III
. But funnier still in its unconscious hui
NOR is the following: Lord Chief Justice
Holt when young was very extravagant
and belonged to club Of wild fellows,
rnost of whom took an infamous course OF
life. When his 1ordship was engaged at
the Old Bailey, a man was tried and con-
victed. of robbery on the highway whom
the Judge remembered to have been one Of
his old companions Moved by that curl
osity which is natural on retrospectior
of past life, Holt, thinking the fellow die
not know him, asked what had become OF
such and such Of his old associates. All,
my lord said the culprit making bow,
''they are all hanged but your lordship ano
L. "-NewcastletC Chronicle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
PERSONAL.

Edward Gould. the veteran ex-cashler
of the National Traders Bank, is failing
rapidly.
General Joshua L. Chamberlain was in
the harbor yesterday. with his yacht,
on his way to Brunswick, his summer
residence.
EGG. Thorne has been appointed pen
sion agent for Portland by the commit
tee on state pensions.
Captain Harvey McClearn, formerly
captain of the schooner Rose Muller,
went to Boston yesterday to take COM
mand of the schooner Edward Waite,
now loading there for Cardenas, Cuba
Captain Andrew Barter, formerly In
command of the schooner Grace Web
ster. will sail the Rosa Muller. She will
90 to Sullivan to load stone for Baltl-
more.
MIR. William 81. Ainsworth, who has
been spending several months in Europe,
is expected home today.
Dr.J.H.K imball of Bridgton, formerly
chief medical officer of the United States
government at Hawaii, was in the city
Yesterday. DIR. Kimball was surgeon OF
the slst and Sad Maine regiments during
the war.
Mr.W.A. Slater of New York, and par
ty of 20 arrived at the Falmouth yester-
day afternoon, onstheir way to Bath.
where Mr.. Slaters yacht is to be
launched today.
The statement that ". F. Milliken, Esq.
is i'll in Washington, is inaccurate, out
originated in the fact that Mr.. M1lllken
had an i'll turn in Portland about the
middle of April, soon after which he
went to Washington. He is much I'M
proved in health, and is expected home
this week.
Mr.. Hiram Kicker of Poland Springs,
will start this week for Chicago to sup
erintend the taking down of the Maine
building. They intend to place it In the
grove between the Mansion and Poland
Spring houses. :
Colonel John j. Lynch, Superintend-
emit of Streets George S. Staples and Mr..
George Knight spent Sunday at Poland
Springs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
MADE APPROPRIATIONS.
Continued from First Page.

That Carleton street be suitably lighted.
That only the engineers of the fire depart
ment. city electrician and other city officers
shall have KEYS to fire alarm boxes and
that the possession of such keys shall be
punishable by fine not exceeding $50.
That Chanel street be paved and the road
way widened
That the committee investigate the ad-
visibility of removing engine three 10 the
Vaughan street school house.
For receiving tomb in Forest Clty Celhe-
terry to cost not over $500.
PETITIONS AND ORDERS REFERRED.
An order that Commercial street, north
side, from High to Park, be paved with
granite blocks was referred.
: These petitions were referred:
Acme Tanning company for $3.50 damages
caused by overflow of sewer.
For u sidewalk on Sterling street Peaks
island
That the old school house on PeaRs islaho
be used as a library.
PETITIONS GRANTED. ss1.
New England Telegraph and Telephone
company to locate certain poles.
The Maine Medical Association for use OF
the common COuuCll OiieiAp0A AoA '-NS $1,000
meeting on June ID, IA and 10.
THE ADVERTISING COMMITTEE.
An order was introduced that special
committee from the aldermen, with COM
mittee from the council, be appointed u
co-operate with the committee OF the boaro
of Trade for the purpose of advertising the
civ as a summer resort. The Mayor ap'
pointed Messrs. MCGOWAN and Little. Ii
this connection, George W. Morris offers te
sell 1000 copies or more of his recent puDllca'
tion descriptive of Portland to the city foi
"a cents a copy, the price being 50 cents
The offer was referred to the above, cop.
mittee.
THE CITY LIQUOR AGENT.
When the election of city liquor agen'
arrived, Alderman Smith nominated Charles
G. Douglass. and Alderman McGowan noml
mated Daniel J. Carr. Mr.. Douglass hao si2
of the eight votes cast and was declared
elected.
THAT PREBLE STREET BUILDING.
Alderman Little reported for the commit
tee to investigate the wooden building nov
being erected on Preble sstreet by j. W
FRYE. as mentioned in another column. The
committee recommended that J. W. Frye be
permitted to erect the building with suitable
iron plate exterior, and that in future the
existing ordinances in relation to erection
| of buildings be strictly enforced. The repor
was received and placed on file.
TO WIDEN OAK STREET.
NJ. P. Emery, S. L. Larrabee, II. G. Pea
body, G. S. Fobes, L. A. Goudy and man.
| others petition that Oak street be Widenet
| from Congress to Free. The street com
mittee was directed to report on tn
| wisdom of such action.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Portland Stove Foundry company ask
leave to erect covered passage at thel
works; Michael Mitchell wooden dwelling
| Franklin and Lincoln streets; DENIM
| Conley, stable at ~ Cleaves street.
POLICEMEN.
| Andrew J. Adams and WE. Hoadley wer
appointed special policemen without pay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08

The ''Thompson'' carriage is good illus
tration of how a steadily. maintained
standard of excellence will beget reputa-
ton that gives to the name of the maker
significance that volumes of praise could
not attach to the product of other manu-
facturers. It.goes far to explain the. fact
that while so many carriage factories are
idle or working short time, the old firm OF
Zenas Thompson & Bro, find themselves SO
crowded with orders as to compel them to
run nights, and are still far behind. They
feel that this is wholly owing to the fact
that they are producing the best vehicles In
New England, and that this is recognized by
a large part of those who desire perfectly
reliable goods
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
DEERING.
More Talk About New City Building
and Parks-The Street Railways Improv-
mentS

If one proposition is made somebody
always comes forward with another,
which is claimed to be better. The lot
on Pleasant street on the DR.. Clark es-
tate is offered to. the city for a site for a
new city building and public grounds at
especially advantageous terms and i'm
mediately talk is made in favor OF ex-
pending the city's money for another lot,
not for city hall, but as pubic park.
And the lot thus mentioned is the old
Longfellow place OF Mitchell's hill, on
the Brighton road. 1t is claimed that
this could be purchased more advanta-
geously than the DR.. Clark place, and
that the site is better, not for a city
building but for park. Certainly the
site is beautiful and commands splen-
did view of Portland, but it is outside of
the centres of the city and likely to re-
main SO for long time. Even as park
it would not be frequented sufficiently
to keen the grass from growing in. the
paths. Tt is inaccessible, except by car
riages. Besides Deering had better get
suitable city building before it talks
about park, and II both can be located
together on the Clark estate on Pleasant
street, the most central point in the city,
t seems the most sensible thing to do.
Not only is there street car connection
with this site from Morrill's Corner,
| Woodfords, Oakdale and East Deering,
but undou btedly very soon the railway
company will connect the Stroudwater
line with the regular line at the head
of Pleasant street, by track along
| western avenue, and then all that west
ern portion of the city will be brought
| directly to the doors of the new city
building.
The proposed extension of the Ocean
street railway from Lunt's Corner, to
| the end of Tukey's bridge, in East Deer
| ing. has brought about the present lay
| ing of new track on the main line on
Forest avenue, from the Rochester
crossing at behring's bridge. This track
was not as heavy as that on the Vest
| brook line and really not heavy enough
| for the electric cars. just enough of it,
| 1000 feet, will be taken up and used for
| the Ocean street extension, it being heavy
| enough for horse cars. The new rail is
| almost as large as that of steam rail
way. and will make a noticeable differ
ence in the comfort of the passengers on
the electric line Work is being pushed
! very rapidly on the plant of the Port
land Rendering Company, at the mouth
of the Presumpscot. The frame OF the
building is already up. The hurry is
necessary if the plant is to be ready for
business by the last of June.
There are now 10 patients at the kee-
lev Institute at Morrill's Corner. Five
or six of them have their wives with
them, which makes it very pleasant for
all concerned. 1t is really a rest and rec
| reation for the wives.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
A Runaway Horse Caught on the Fly.

Yesterday afternoon, horse belonging
to Sullivan, the saloon keeper. was left
near the City Building for moment.
The animal improved the opportunity to
dash down Exchange street, dragging
with him an express wagon, which
made a great noise as it ratified over the
pavement. There were many teams on
the street at the time, but all of them
got out of the way and gave the runaway
free course. At the junction of Exchange
and Middle streets, Mr.. Linwood F. Jor-
dan caught and held the horse. 1t was
a difficult feat, but Mr.. Jordan accom-
plished it without any injury to hims eli
or the team.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
Hid and Fabric
CLOVES.

A fine quality of Kid Gloves,i in SHOOK.
Tans, Browns, Garnets and Blacks. 75c.
pair.
The best, finest quality Kid Glove at
SIC ever shown. in mode shades, which
are SO desirable; four pearl buttons,
real value, $1.25; S1.o0 pair.
Black Suede Mousquetaire Kid Gloves,
also Tans, 81. so quality, for s1.25 pair.
Black and Colored Taffeta Gloves, Csc.
pair.
Black and Colored pure Silk Gloves,
extra quality, SOC. pair.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
THE PRESS PORTFOLIOS.
Some Fine Views of Public Buildings and
Noted Places in NO. 13 of America Pho
tographed,

tographed.
No. ID. of America Photographed !"
gives some excellent views OF the public
buildings of the nation, among them be-
ing the National Museum. Smithsonian
Institution, Corcoran Art Gallery, ana
the Soldiers Home at Washington.
Two Boston views are given, one sof
Commonwealth avenue and the other the
interior of Faneuil Hail. A view of the
East river docks, New York city, gives
characteristic sight in that portion OF
the city, with it's mass of shipping and
busy people. Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, is also shown. together
with three of that city's noted monu-
ments-the Peace monument, Lafayette
statue, and the Garfield statue. The
magnificent Parliament House at OF
tawa, Canada, is given as specimen OF
the public buildings of our neigh Dor. A
view that will interest railroad men and
those who admire great feats of engin-
eering is of the High bridge at George
town, Colorado, which is 300 feet long
and sc feet high. Natural scenery views
shown in this number are Byrne's ISL
and, Harper's Ferry Walls of Canyon,
Grand River, Colorado; and Royal
Gorge, Colorado. It will be seen that the
numbers are now dealing more with
American cities, and before the conclus-
ion of the series vsriety.of views from
all the large cities may be expected.
No.13 is most interesting number,
and can now be obtained as usual.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-08
Underwear and Hosiery.


LADIES' Jersey Ribbed Vests, 10, 10 Ia.
II, 10, 25, 81 10 and SOC. each.
Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests, Csc.
Mems SOC. quality Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers, csc. each.
Extra fine quality Mems Shirts and
Drawers, SOC.
Ladies' Fancy Hose. black, with white
polka spots, SOC.
/. Ladies' extra fine quality, opera
lengths, in black, SOC.
Ladies' OUTSIDE, extra long, Black Cot
tonss Hose, 81 12c. pair.
Ladies' Tans and Fast Black Seamless
Hose, IL 1-2c. pair.
Great values in Ladies' and Misses
Hose at 25c. pair, that cannot be
matched.