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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

ACCORDING to statements in many 10
cal newspapers of the state, there will be
less emigration to western states and
territories this spring and summer than
ever went hence in the same seasons OF
the wear.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

ST. LOUIS. March 27-The Sunday
Closing association has scored another
victory after great battle. III the con-
viction of Jacob kUrtz, who was charged
with selling whisky on Sunday.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

GOVERNOR HUIcoMH, of Nebraska, has
signed the bill passed by the Legislature
appropriating 500, 600 for the purchase
Of seed grain and food for drouth
stricken farmers of Western Nebraska
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To Seek an Anarchistic Community.

Cleveland, March 26.-M. A. Chros-
towski, editor of a Polish paper here,
is in receipt of letter from Count Ry-
bakoski the leader of the Polish COM
mOnweal of last summer, who Is now in
Washington, in which the count says
he is coming to Cleveland soon to org
anize another army. Chrostowiski has
enlisted in the movement, and he SAYS
its object is to take an expedition, COM
posed mostly of Poles, to some place in
the west to found an anarchistic commu-
nifty. 1t is thought the army will be
ready to move some time in May.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

ITALY.s emigration commissioner or
dered the steamship lines to indemnify
two emIgrants who were taken to this
country on false pretenses and were
barred out 10y American authorities.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

The governor of Missouri has decided
to call the legislature in extra session.
That body adjourned hastily on Satur-
day evening, leaving much important
legislation incomplete.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

TIE Walter 4. Wood Harvester
Company, Of st. Paul. has gone into
the hands OF receivers. 1t Is said the
company Is indebted to various credi-
tors to the amount of $500 600.
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PrTTsBURG, March 21.-McClelland,
leader of the Bee gang of Tarentum.
and u dozen of his gang. are in Jail for
the murd er of Philip kearney Sutton.
Three of them have confessed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

\ SHORTAGE Of 100000 worth of gold
and silver bullion has been discovered in
the Carson City, Nev-, mint. The re
~punslbilitv has not Vet been fixed
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MINHEAPoLIs. March 21-The case
against Claus a. BlINt for the murder II
Catherine Cling has h"en called ia the
district court and reset tor May II, both
sides cOuSeutiug.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

KANSAS CITY, March 27.-Mrs \ J
Baird a well-known Christian scientist,
Is under arrest on Il charge ot practlc
ing medicine without a license
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PARKERsBURG. w. Va. March p -
Judge Jackson, in the United States
court, has appointed A. II. W.ache-;er
permanent receiver Of the Holly River
Lumber company.
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Coal and Railroad People Satisfied.

New York, March % Coal and rail,
road people are fairly satisfied with the
presidents meeting, although sthey had
hoped for more definite action. The
anthracite coal stocks all showed advan-
ces on the stock exchange wben business
opened to-day. President Sloan, of the
Lackawanna, said: 81 saw no evidence
OF any discordant element at all at the
meeting. | think there was a DISPOSE
ton to adjust whatever differences there
might be with regard to the business be-
fore the meeting. All were impressed
with the Importance of the situation,
and there was no apparent feeling which
would prevent harmony of action"
A FEMALE suffrage bill has been de.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29
MURDERED asa WITCH
Terr bic Example of Supersti-
ton In Ireland.
TEN TORTURERs NEARLY LYNCHED

sn Adoption of Southern Methods Mar
rowIy Ayerted The Victim, Wom an.
Killed by Awful Methods by Her Hus-
band and others.
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lNAECUTOR'S NOIICE
IL Estate O James Hagan, s5r. deceased
Letters testameDtary on the estate OF James
Hagan. ST.. late Of tie borough OF Lilly Cam
b-Ia county, Pennsylvania. deceased having
neen granted 10 me. all persons Indebted 10 said
estate are hereby nOIined make I Ayment Z,
me wttnOu. delay. and those having ciat-us
again said estate will present them properIy
authenticated TOR settlement
DANIEL. HAC.AN
Lilly, Pa, March 25 1928. Executor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

AN explosion on a vessel at Ober-
vessel, on the Rhine, killed % persons
and destroyed considerable property.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

nANHEH ANA. ana IGInoTs ,1,a. S-s cgKED no .n,,-
OANOCnSS ,ss kim s s.. ciss.aS.ss = sosS y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

DOR ALL THE NEWS. READ THE FREE
Il MAN. 81 so per year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

A FEMALE suffrage bill has been de
feated in the Maine senate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

4 INISTRATOR'S NOTICE
n Letters of administrati, upon the estate
OF Matthew Mejiaughey. late of Munster town
ship. county ui Cambria. Pa. deceased. having
been granted To the undersigned b. the Regis
Ter, notice is hereby given 10 ali persons intebt
ed To said estate 70 make immediate payment
ard those having claims or demands against the
same shall present them properly authenticated
Tor settlement.
AUGUSTINE w. EBERIy
Admin istrator 81 Matthew McIiaughey decd
Munster Twp. March - 1895
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SOCIAL MATTERS.
Mr. md Mrs. A. l.. Barber TO Receive
Old Friends-PcrsOnal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber, accompanied
by their son and daughter, will arrive Tues
Cay on their steam yacht Sapphire. anchor
ing just below the Aqueduct bridge. We'd
nesday afternoon, from until Z, they will
be glad to see their old friends on board,
hoping that, owing to the shortness of
time, they will respond to this informal
invitation. The Sapphire's small boats will
convey guests to and from the yacht
Miss Laura B. Trentlen, after the winter
months, spent in Eufaula, Ala. with rela-
yves and friends, has returned to her
nome, 1909 18th street northwest.
Miss Sue Sloan of Johnston, s. c., is
visiting Col. and Mrs. Trentlen at the
Livingston.
Z. }. Bronston of Lexington. KY, and his
sister, Miss Nettie, are visiting their rela-
ives, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Q. c. Lamar of this
city.
Air. and Mrs. and Miss Murray Ledyard
rave left their house on street for their
summer house in Cazenovia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard have
gone to New York. Later they will go to
Narragansett Pier for the summer
Mrs. Benet, widow of Gen. Benst, will
leave shortly for a visit to Capt and
mrs; Benet, at Springfield, prior to sailing
for Europe.
Mrs. O'Rielly, wife of DR.. O'Rielly, has
returned from a trip south.
Mr. and Mrs. George Washington Cissel
VIII give whist party Thursday evening,
at their home, Oak Crest" Georgetown,
TO meet Mrs. Ballow of Connecticut. who is
Mrs. CisseFs guest
Senator Squire of Washington expects to
leave for his home in Seattle on -Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wright and family
are at Forest Glen, previous to a northern
tour.
Senator Garter Of Montana has taken a
residence on Stoughton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Saunders entertained
the Shakespeare Club Saturday evening at
their residence on Washington Heights.
Mrs. c. Berliner will not be at home to.
morroW
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DIED.

AMEDEN. On Tuesday. May 21 1895. at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. y. N. Nelson, No.
922 street northwest. Mrs. y. $. AMEDEN.
Services at the house at pm. wednesday. In.
terment at Sandy Hill, New York.
BANGS. At Philadelphia, Pa. May 1e. 1895,
AMANDA. widow Of the late John 7. Bangii
of Georsetown, D. c., in the seventy-frst yeai
1nterment at Oak Hill cemetery O'Clock pm
Wednesday, May p.
BUTLER. On Tuesday. May 81. 1885. at i am.
ROBERT H. BUTLER, in the sixty-arst yeai
Funeral Thursday, May 23 at 8 O'Clock, from hi
brother inlaw's residence; Thomas W: Brad
friends invited. lnterment private
HENk NH Suddenly; on the morning of May 81,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JOHNSON. On Monday. May 90 1895. at s:As
pm. after a long and painful Illness THOMAS
JOHNSON. husband of Annie f. Johnson in the
sixty fifth year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 1905 18th street
eaes respey at invited o snd
kAvANAUGH; Suddenly. in Philadelphia. May 10,
Of Mary Kavanaug6. Di'->->''' 'e''''' H''''l''
avenue northwest, "Wednesday, MAY % at
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend
SCHERGER The remains of the late WILLIAM
SCHERGER will he taken fiom the vault at
Rock Creek cemetery Wednesday, May %,
at O'Clock m, and buried. Friends invited.s
SELTZER. At Baltimore. Md, May 20. 1895,
GEORGE IS F sELTzER. beloved husband Of
Funeral private. Thursday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Please omit flowers.
SUNNERMAN. At the residence Of his uncle. Mr.,
II. Noigt, Riggs road, ID. c., Tuesday May
81, 1895, at 4:l5 an. LOUIS H., of Mrs.
Sophie Sunnerman, aged eighteen years and
four months.
Notice Of funeral in tomorrow's Post.
THOMPSON. On Tuesday morning May 81 1885,
at 9:45 O'Clock. at her residence. 400 l. street
northwest, EMMA B., beloved daughter of Mary
V. and the late Christopher C. Thompson aged
twenty-five years.
Funeral will take place at McKendree Church on
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintances respectfully Invited to attend. %
VIEDT. The remains of the late EMMA vIEDT
Jr., beloved wife Of Julius Viedt, jr., will be
removed from the vault and inferred on May
% 1895. at $3.50 O'Clock pm, at Prospect Hill
cemetery.
WILIETT. On Monday, May 90 1895. MARY
VIRGINIA, infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
s. L. Willett.
In MemOriam.
PATTEN. In loving remembrance OF devoted
father and husband. CARTER PATTEN, who
died one year ago today, May 81 1894.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Jno. S. Belt to Barbara E. Ford, part lots
10 to IA, blk. TO- LIE Droit Park; SO. Jessie
T. Green to Walter E. and Mary E. Wright,
part original lot 3, So. 1924; $500. Jere
Johnson ct Tx. to Benz. F. Leighton, lots
6, Z, s, II, IS, 10, blk. 6, South Brookland;
SO. Augustus Burgdorf ct ux. to Chas
Rauscher, part lots 20 and %, So 1G3: s2I,-
900. Sallie E. Clayvlle to Geo. T Kip
stein, original lots II and ID, SO. $50; $40
Geo. T. Klipstein to Sallie Z. Clayville, lots
60 and 90, So. sos. and lot 1G6, So 615; SD
Jno. w. Pilling ct TX to VIM. w. McDon-
aid, lot 81, blk. ), Kalorama Heights; ST.
9O53O.
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THE COURTS.
morrow.

Court of Appeals.-Chief Justice Alvey and
Associate Justices Morris and Shepard.
No. 423-Carusi agt. Savary; decree re-
versed with costs and cause remarded;
opinion by Justice Morris.
No. 4b-Burke agt. Claughton; judgment
reversed with costs and cause remanded
for new trial; opinion by same.
Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Birdsall agt Birdsall; divorce win. mat
granted. Green agt Newman; time to take
testimony limited to twenty days. Golden
Cross agt. Haddaway; withdrawal of GER
tain papers allowed. French agt. Barry;
time to file bond extended one week Fry
agt. Lucas; amendment of bill allowed, F.
H. Mackey appointed guardian ad Item
and testimony before c. w. Stetson order
ed taken. In re Harry E. Rollins: decree
changing name to Harry E. johnson.
Circuit Court No Judge Bradley.
Kellogg Company agt. Dixie; clerk ordered
to return to plaintiff or his attorney money
deposited as security for costs. VIM G..
Burns agt. Silas S. Daish; on hearing
Griffith agt. Washington Times; motion for
new trial filed.
Criminal Court No. 2-Judge Cole.
United States agt. Robt. Pendleton and
Chas. Simms, assault to kill; defendants
arraigned. plea not guilty. United States
agt. Hess Mason and George Price, house
bI eaking; do. United States agt. Alice
Price, erson; case given to jury. United
States agt. Frederick Brown, larceny; on
hearing.
Probate Court-Judge Hagner
Estate of Jane p. Cox; receipts filed. Es-
tate Of John Fegan, Frank Hume and
Nicholas H. Shea appointed collectors.
bond 100000. Estate of John T. Cassell;
Administrative eta. bonded and qualified.
In re Upton H. R;denour; receipt filed.
"
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Justice Fields Anniyersnry.

completed the thirty-second year of his
service on the United States Supreme
bench, and received many congratulations
on the event, both verbally and by letters
and kilograms.
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MARRIED.

COMPREHENSION At the parsonage o.
the Fulton Avenue Baptist Church, Baltimore
Md. on Monday. by the Rev. A. c. Barron
FRANK b. CoGSwEIL and ELIZABETH
SPADSHOTT, both of Washington, ID. C. -
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F1uslin Underwear.

r1uslin Underwear.
Standard brands of MUS
linn made UP with all the
care of home work-and
the price is but little more
than the cost of the mate
riaEs alone.
Good Muslin Chemises, square yoke in front form
ed of embroidery or tucks, lace around neck and
arnholes. Eacn. .-oc.
Good Muslin Drawers. yoke band, tucked cam
brio ruffe all sizes Per pair. ............ .31hc.
Cambria Gowns, circular yoke Of four clusters of
fine tucks finished with wide cambria ruffie and
feather braid, cambria rufe around neck and
sleeves Each. ................... boc
Muslin Gowns, Hubbard style, yoke of cluster
tucks neck and sleeves trimmed with narrow CAM
brio rufEe. Each. 5Oc
cd floor. .llth ST. pIusD
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Good Book S.

Daughters of the Revolution and Their Times
1769-1776' historical romance of more than or
binary merit and usual interest By Chas. Carrie
ton Coffin. Cloth. 12mo fully illustra ted 81 20
'Tentins on the Palms." by Elizabeth b. Custer.
RecolIections of Genl Custer in Kansas and Texas.
&c illustra lions, 406 pages. ..............5 soc.
american Leads" by Foster. Zoe.
american Leads" by Cavendish. ......... zoe.
american Leads by Fisher Ames. ........ .2Cc.
Fosters Self-playing Whist Cards. 65c.
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NOtiOns==Srr1all Wares.
We make it a particular
point to have amy of the
little things whenever you
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Black Silk for hand sewing per 50-yd. spool. &c.
Venus Corset Shields prevent rorsets breaking
at waist. Per pair. ........................2 5c.
French Gilt Hairpins, per box. ............. ice.
Shell and Amber Hairpins, per doz. .25c.
Black and Tan Shoe Laces for low and high
shoes, per pair. &c apd 1oc.
Mending Tissue, per pkg. .15c.
DIST floor. .1fth st. bldg)
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Art Needlework Dept.
Some Unusual values i'm
Things made up and to be

rmaNe.
Porch Cushions covered with japanese cloth.
ruffled. Each. .......................5O soc.
Japanese Cloth Head Rests. Each. is and soc.
Linen Tea Cloths, 31A3l nches stamped Each,
Soc.
Hemstitched Linen Tray Cloths, stamped Each,
25c.
Monte Scarfs, 16SI0 inches, stamped. Each. .35c.
Monte Scarfs, plain. Each. .2oc.
Picture Frames with stamped linen cover. Each,
soc.
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Thomas Bolton, the actor in Wilson Bar
rett's company, was found dead in his
room in his hotel in Philadelphia Saturday
night. Apoplexy was the cause of death.
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Boys Clothing.
Good values. Low priced,
but reliable qualities,

All-wool Suits. each. So %
Washable Suits, each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 69c.
Galitea Wash Suits each. .................S2. 90
Regatta Cloth Wash Suits, each. ...........$ So rs
Separate Wash Pants, per pair. .3ac
Merrimac Print Shirt Waists, each. ........ Zoe.
Fauntleroy BlOuses. each. soc.
Atwood Bathing Suits. each. 81. so
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The Kentucky Senatorial Campaign
Inaugurated on That Line.
THE THREE PROMINENT CANDIDATES
Personal Characteristics of Carlisle,
Gov Brown and Blackburn.
THE REAL FIGHT TO COME

The senatorial campaign in Kentucky,
which Secretary Carlisle virtually entered
last night, has been inaugurated on
lines respecting the silver question. Can
didates have declared for or against free
coinage, and the democracy of the state is
in a tumult. There is every promise, too
that for months to come. and maybe until
the day of election, silver will be the cry
to the exclusion of all others. At the same
time the prediction is made by several
gentlemen familiar with the people of the
blue grass state that sooner or later the
individual strength of the different candi-
dates growing out of their personal char
acterstics and equipment will come into
play and will be likely in a close finish to
decide the day. The financial question, of
course, means as much in Kentucky as it
does anywhere else. Kentucky wants good
money, and plenty of it, as all the states
do and she will be certain to contribute
her share of the talk on the subject. But
after the action by the people at the polls
must come the action by the legislature at
the capitol, and it is then that the situa-
ton win be exceedingly lively in the event
of democratic victory in November. When
the legislators meet at Frankfort, and the
candidates open headquarters; when de-
canterS are on the move and Spoons i'll
requistion; when stories of the war and
of the turf begin to circulate, and old times
are called up; who can say what may
happen then? How long at such time
and in such circumstances may purely
business question be expected to hold out
against a rising tide of clannshneSs and
personal good fellowship? Kentucky, it is
remembered, has way all her own for
settling whatever comes up before her
home tribunals.
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New Hosiery.
Women's and Children's.
for summer wear. Splendid
wAnuues


ChiIdren's Ribbed Cotton Hose fast black double
heels and toes. Sizes to 8. Per pair
15c. q pairs 25c.)
Children's Cotton Hose in Russell and Flavir
shades. Sizes 5 TO So. Per pair. .......... .25c
Women's Fast Black Lise Hose, plain and rib
bed. Per pair. Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Women's Lise Hose, boot pattern Per pair.25c
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Sterling Silver Ware

Sterling Silver Ware
For june weddings. Moth
ing more appropriate or ac=
ceptable. Our Sterling Sill
yer is guaranteed.
Sugar Spoons, fancy handles. Each...... 81 .
Jelly Spoons, fancy handles. gold bowls. Each.
$3.50
Butter Knives. fancy handles. Each. ...... 81 20
Pickle Forks fancy handles. Each. ........ 81 %
Meat Forks, fancy handles. Each. ....... SEQ
Berry Forks. fancy handles. Each. ,...-.... Toe.
u doz. Teaspoons in satln-lined case .$i.25
Berry Spoons, gold bowls, fancy handles. Each,
$3.50
Olive Spoons, fancy handles Each. 800
Salad Forks, fancy handles. Each. $500
(st Eoor. ........-........l lin ST. piuSJ
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MIR. CarlisIe's Personality.

The three foremost men in this senatorial
race are Secretary Carlisle, Gov. Brown and
Mr.. Blackburn. They are all men of
strength, and each has a devoted personal
following. But, of the three, it is said that
Mr.. Carlisle's rise to power Is the most
notable. He possesses none Of the charac-
teristics that, as rule, have marked the
men attaining eminence in Kentucky. HIS
address is reserved, his temperament eau
tous and reflective. He INDUCES while
speaking in no rhetorical flights. His pub
lie addresses are searched in vain for any
tropes or figures. He goes to the point at
once, and sticks to it, He always illumi-
mates it, but never with what is called a
burst Of eloquence. He Is nothing of a
mixer. He is as helpless in big crowd as
a shy school boy. He knows nothing about
the stud book and never goes to the races.
He couldn't pick out by his appearance a
plug that a butchers boy would drive to
market from company of thoroughbreds
in the straight line from the loins of old
Lexington. And yet this man, without
stump oratory, without ability to shake
hands effectively in crowd, with no liking
for horse flesh, has come to controlling in
f1uence in a section where the stump, the
esQue factors in the daily life of the peo-
pie. The secret Of his power? His friends
say it is the triumph of pure intellect. He
has a mind which they describe as working
as swiftly and accurately as machine.
One of them said of him not long ago:
Carlisle is a wonder to me- He takes the
most difficult problem in the rough and
hands it back to you in Serviceable shape.
You put in plank, and take out a bucket,
hoped. riveted and with handle attached.
I don't believe he can tell himself how he
does it,"
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Women's Stylish Shoes
At moderate prices. All
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and finish-we keep mo
others.
Patent Leather Biucher Oxfords. welt sOes.
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Glazed. Tan Kid Oxfords. Louis XIV heels. Per
pair pow
Prince Albert Imitation Button OxfOr1s. Per
pair ''''- 'F"-oo
Glazed Tan Kid Lace Shoes, needle toes, Paris
TIPS and vamps. Per pair ..................S4O $500
Vici Kid Lace Shoes, patent tips, needle toes
turn soles. Per pair. ...........$ $500
Patent Leather Oxfords, plain needle toes. Per
pair %'Oo
Fine O1fords, kid tops. patent leather yamps
Louis XIV heels. Per pair. 500
cd floor ............'..'.-. alueAl
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Upholstery Department
Offers some. seasonable
things at uncotmmonly low
prices. Many bargain OPP
portunitses i'm this section.

Manufacturers Samples Cotton Tapestry Wool
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Irish Point. Swiss Tambour and Muslin Curtain
Ends importers samples. Each. .......25 to 75c
Ready made Window Screens, adjustable imita-
ton walnut frame, green wire.
1sxls to "a inches. each. ..................19 c.
lSAH0 to 81 inches, each. .;}5c.
2lS20 to 81 inches. each. Observation-Disclosures. 4Oc
24X2O to 81 inches. each. .45c.
2IX20 to 81 inches. each. .55c
21x22 to ~ inches. each. ..................60 Coo.
justment
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24x2i to 36 Inches, each. ...................4O c
Ready-m Door Screens imitation walnut or
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Ready made Window Shades, 3x6 feet good spring
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