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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
DR.. Phillip Krohn Called.

The Congregational church on Wednes-
day evening extended a unanimous call to
Rev. Phillip Krohn, ID. D., pastor of Lake
View Congregational church, Chicago, to
become its pastor. The church and society
at later meeting agreed to the call.
DR.. Krohn will doubtless accept the call
and begin his labors here at an early date.
The church is very fortunate in securing
such q man. The ministry of Chicago
gives him an unqualified endorsement as q
pastor, preacher and orator.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08

xxc>xrEf m 11Ezrezzzxxzzzzxuuznu
James II. Calkns is home for few day,
from Pi coming.
Mrs. w. F Gardner spent part of thi.
week In st Johns
Frank STAGE spent Sunday In Hillsdals
with his parents
Chas Townsend, of north Washington
STREET. Is yer, sick
A. ID whipple spent Sunday at st Louis
with Mrs. whipple.
G. II Turner, Of St Johns. spent Sunday
with Prof. S-llick.
H. X TooIey is In the southern part OF
the state on business.
p. e. Carruthers. of Nswburg. was in
town the FIRST OF the week
N. W WILLOW lhby, Of Ann A.bOr. is
spending the week IN Owosso.
Miss Maggie North. of Pontiac. is visiting
Mr. ana Mrs. j II VanBuskrk.
Miss Bessie McBratine, ut Bay City was
| aguest at G. NJ Edwards, Sunday.
g + North is entertaining Rev. and Mrs.
A. North and daughter, of Bath.
Miss Sarah Smith, OF Ovid. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs James Copas.
Mrs. G. W. Mcclellan. OF east Main
street, is visiting In Ann Arbor.
Attorney General Magma was in the
city few hours Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Dewitt and daughter. of Ann ArbOr.
are guests at Mrs. Fannie Hershey's.
Mrs. Fred Holiday, Of Detroit. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N 8. Roseboom.
Mrs E W. Crandall was called to Mt.
Morris Tuesday by the illness of her sister.
8. K. Parkill expects to attend the Lin
coin Club banquet in Grand Rapids on
Tuesday next
Jas. N. Mcbride attended the meeting of
the State Dalrymen's Association held in
Adrian this week.
l.. WynkOOp was present at meet
ing of the state bilpOsters' association he d
In MuskegOn, Tuesday.
Harry Petee. of Detroit, and Miss Mar
shall, of Flushing, are spending the week
with Miss Lena Keyte.
Evangelist Mclean left Owosso Monday
for Chi'ago, going from there to South Da-
kota to do some work in needy parish.
DIR. JOpling attended the meeting of the
Michigan STATE Veterinary Medic,l assOcia-
ton held at Lansing this week. He was
reelected secretary and treasurer
Ed. Waterman left Tuesday for Hamil-
ton. Canada, where on Wednesday he vas
Mr.. Waterman is one of the T.. u A. A.
train dispatchers and will reside in this
city.
Ray WillOughby, formerly of Owosso,
was one OF the students VIII ose standing en-
titled him to take part in the junior class
exercises OF the Ann Arbor high school.
The subject of his Grafton was "The Ref.
erendum," which it is said he handled in a
fine manner.
w. G. Griffin, state agent of the State
Public School, has been in the county for
ten days past visiting the children taken
from the school and placed in homes here
abonts. he reports that he found the chill
dren all doing well, in good homes and con-
tented. The work of County Agent Race
was also highly commended.
The following Shiawassee county people
attended the meeting of the State Farmers
Club held at Lansing, Tuesday and We'd
nesday: Geo. It. Mason, f. M. Shepard,
l.. S. Bowles and wife, Of Owosso, L j.
Cook and r. M. Whelan, of Shawassee,
Jas. Baldwin and Walter G. Dewitt, of
Middlebury.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Annual Election.
owosso DIVISION U. II. *. /

owosso DIVISION U. II. X
Captain--P. M. Roth.
Lieutenant--F. Ii. Banlster.
Herald-Charles Duffy.
Treas.-Wallace Burk.
RecOrder-W. X. Billiard.
Trustees-A. l.. Arnold, w. K, Hall
Geo. Sprinkle.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
OlV$5 Cash =; 4! $ !: !;

above; MAPLE RIDGE PARK offers the most
liberal terms on earth to those who wish to get
home of their own The location ia all that
could be desired. Ten minutes walk from the
center Of the city. within stones throw of the
Estey factory and the T. Il A A. car shops.
City water on the plat. Twenty Flowing
Wells ofpure. spa'kl;n water now on the
plat. Lois are high and dry. street cars run
ming right by the plat. In factevcry advantage
to make this property desirable Lots si0O
each. % down and balance in payments of 81
per month. Come and look us over and you
will certainly start an investment which is
bound To mako You some money. In addition
TO the phcn0menally low figure at which We
are selling this property we propose to go ono
better and give our customers the benefit.
We propose to build q beautiful residence
(something after the style of the above cut)
and give this house ind 8 splendid lots to some
one Of the purchasers of property In our addi-
tiOn. This house will be finished in Norway
pine and hard oil all complete ready to move
into. Every purchaser Of pr. perry in Maple
Ridge Park will be given ticket on this resi-
dencc absolutely free. Call at our Office and
see the plans which arc now on file. Office
over Knapp q Smiths. opp Post Office.
Jingle & MCDANIEL, 0wosso, Mich
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
city circuit e,ourt.

The City Circuit Court, Judge II. II.
PrentiS presiding. transacted the fol-
lowing business yesterday:
w. l.. Brooks rs. c. p. Itopcr. ct ais.
demurrer filed by defendants counsel.
j. j. Dyer, ct ais. VS.. -. Is. lsham
partly argued and by consent of coun-
sci made n vacation cause.
George II. Ferguson vs.. Andrew Sig
owmey, ct ais; final argument, and de-
cree of disbursement entered.
ID. w. Campbell VS.. ]. w. Gardiner. ct
ais: affidavit filed and order publica-
ton awarded.
Thomas ID. Allen, ct ais. VS.. George
w. Toms. ct ais: decree entered. direct
inE special commissioner TO make sale
of real estate
Il. NJ. Spilman VS.. l.. u. Starkc truss
tee, ct ais: final arguments upon bill
or review heard; demurrer to same over
ruled and decree of December 80 1891
set aside and annulied and contract con
strucd: Injunction dissolved and notice
given by plaintiff OF appeal.
~ chanccry cause from the Circuit
Court of Princess Anne county in vaca-
Ton, was also argued before the Judge.
Court adjourned until Wednesday,
the 9TH inst.
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Conc To r,nlIinintc.

Mrs Charlton Edholm left for ralti-
more yesterday. where she goes TO cs-
taolish rescue home. BEFORE coming
70 norfolk Mrs. Edholm had been la
boring lii the Monumental City and had
created so much interest in her work
mat q piece OF property. valued at
Sia0GO. had been offered to her to estab-
iish such home. size expects, upoE
hcr arrival in Baltimore. to rccciv,
instructions from Mr. Charles y. Crit
terdcn. the founder of the Fiorcnc.
CrittenGcn Home. To accept the proper
" for the purpose named Mrs. Ed
holm's work In Norfolk has resulted in
raising Il fund which. as scon ms tho
amount subscribed has been paid IL.
VIII wipe out the deb. on the Florence
Homo, on CharcI street.
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A Blue nird Caucus.

For several days past. in the chilly
mornings. when crisp breezes blew and
the sun seemed proud and distant, our
people have been surprised to see mum
bers of beautiful blue birds assembled
and chattering together In excited blue
bird tones. What could the excitement
be? Were they discussing warmer
climc? Thinking caves dropping nd
missable under the circumstances, l
crept close TO u rose bush and listened.
noticed there were no gentlemen In
the crowd. the lady blue birds seemed
TO be holding II society meeting. AS
the speaker arose, she glanced anxi-
ously behind her to see If her wings
set right. and ! sighed with relief to
ma her stockings were not blue, In a
business-like way the object OF the
meeting was made known. On the 2Sth.
-9th and 30th of November at the Aca-
DENY or Music in Norfolk there will
De displayed pink rose six sset in
diameter. having at its heart a dinpled
iairy: Goody Two Shoes will be there
and Queen Nantiilis with her attendant
sen hymphs, also Silver Rin, with the
iairies. All blue birds are invited To
be present. The blue birds bill will be
round In the amusement column.
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10 FIN SALARY.

The BOARD of District Stewards of
The Norfolk District NJ. T.. Church South
meets Ut Cumherland-Strtct Church
next friday morning ut IL O'Clock. This
Board is composed of one delegate from
each pastoral charge with the Presiding
Elder OF the District as Chairman. 1t
is their duty to fix the salary of the
l'resiGinE Elder for the year and APP
portion that AMI the assessments. laid
upon Jhe District by the Annual Con
ference for various benevolent enter
priscs of the Church. tn the several
charges according to their respective
ability. The following are the Distric;
Stewards; Cumberland street Church,
y. j. Whitch,rat; Epworth. Il. r. Book
over; Queen street, w. w. Vicar: Cen
t"naiy. j. w. Gianby: Chestnut Street.
NJ c. Keeling: Liberty Street. Dr. G.. N
Hnlstead: McEcrdrcc. judge T. NJ.
Whitchurst: Trinity, II. G. Williams:
Huntcrsville. II. r. Webster; Lex les
Memorial, i. W. Hacchus: Lambert?
FONT. V. l.. Bacchus: E.benczcr and
l.vnnllnvcn, w. f. fiddle: Fast Nor
folk. w. y. McWhortcr; Princess Anne.
y. -. kcllam: South Princess anne
John y. Ship: South Norfolk. j. r..
West; Oaklettc and Gilmerton, a. J.
Newton.
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The Carnival orTru,rc.

Another large crowd was present n I
the Carnival OF Trade last night, the
special feature being the vocal and dra-
matte recital by Misses Mario 9urt and
Lee Giencora Cook. of Ryland Insti-
lnte, 3erkley. the programme of which
WAS published in yesterdays Virginian.
Tie Young ladies were applauded fire.
luently.
One Of the most attractive .ot,,roe :.
OF the Carnival of Trade is the booth of
me Visiting young ladies. 1t is be-
sieEcu py young men every night. and
neariv every one makes some purchase
rom inc iair sales-women. These
young ladies express themselves = :.
mighty pleased with the trca tment they
nave received They have been d.
tcrtaihcd at the Atlantic Hotel. ono OF
ane most popular hotels in the South,
a it NJ: Douson and his assistant have
shown the visitors every possible conr-
teSy. They speak in high terms of
the hotel and its equipments.
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EsI I.l:.

MrRRAY-O1 Friday. November %
b..i. at as a. M. THOMAS \. MIRthY'
Relatives and friends are Invited TO at
tend III: funeral al the residence OF his
sister, Mrs w. y Cannon, 100 Cumbrr-
land street. SUNDAY. November q. at 8
y. no33-2t
POWELL-At the residence of her
Bridge Road, Friday. Novcmber -. 1861
At o'clock a. m. Mrs, MARTHA r.
POWELL. aged CG years.
hy's NJ. Il. Church SUNDAY MORNING;
at 10 o'clock. Friends ana acquaintance
respectfully invited to attend. no2s-2t
Ledger copy)
WAl.EER-At the residence of his pa
rents, No. eli South street. Portsmouth
Va. at 5 o'clock, November %, 1896
LEWIS L. C.. WALKER, infant son OF
Lewis W. and Mary II. Walker, aged .
years, months.
Funeral from residence THIS (Satur-
day. AFTERNOON at s o'clock
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a walking Policy Si,op.

While Detective Williams was walk
ing up Church street lie .aw q: negro
man who attracted his attention. The
man would stop and talk to people on
the street,take none" from their hand
and drawing book from his pocket, 10,
something down. lie was placed un-
DER arrest. ana carried To the station
house. where he gave the name of Otto
Rufln. When he was searched 1t was
found that he was walking policy
shop having the books ana tickets
in his pockets. over 50 in nickcls and
pennies were also found in his pocket.
He was locked up.
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ity, stating thatShe had been married
to his wife but d short time when she
deserted himSwithout cause to lead life
OF Eshanle.fSH He, spent all OF his money
searching for her and finally located
hersin this. city. where she had arrived
from NeWSIYorls on last Tuesday. He
followed her. arriving here Thursday
and found her in the house of Elsie
Mason on Avon street. He cDdenvored
to persuade her to return to her home.
but she. refused, and during the inter-
View she tainted, having first given him
back their marriage and engagement
rings. which were the rings that he pro-
duced at the statlon-housc, and which
he had given her. Justice Burroughs
fined Peter S7.25 for the assault and
dismissed the charge of larceny against
him. He went to jail in default Of his
fine. while his wife went back to Avon
street,
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Coming.

II istmas is coming, but long before
/ tassa Erival will be the annual visit of
u Ne Claus with q finer line of holt
goods than ever. Solid brass and
spy Pc bles, cabinets and lamps at or
attlYIy rices CT spelter Fine cl;ina
II test designs. Clock sets.
Be- ifn1Is clocks iR quarters, halves and
gtIart tiers Novelties in every de-
aISnei1t fest line OF sterling silver
sta t4 Watches, at the lowest
ftssess qhes heard of. Diamonds at cut
sEsse5s snd well cut. Ghronometers and
q hshtE repatred, adjusted and rated.
NheS Casket." 5sl
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WEATHER. IxEPOisT.
Forecast Gnr.To.dnV.

Washington, d. c., Nov. %, 1895.
4 Forecast: Virginia-Fair, fol-
4 FAIR lowed by local showers IN the
evening or night: southwestern
- ly winds.
North Carolina Fair; south
ca Sterly winds.
Tho barometer has risen, except in
the regions north of Montana and the
Dakotas: ills high over South Dakota
and northern New England: Is low over
Arlzonq and in southern Texas
The cold wave has extended south
ward to Central Texas. but 1t is warmer
In all districts east Of the Mississippi.
Showers are reported In the Ohio
and central Mississippi valleys Threat
ening weather and rair or snow Is indi-
Gated for the Central valleys.
PORT CALENDAR.
Sun rises. 1853 a. M: sun sets, 4:5O
p. M; high water. 2:07 a. M, and 2:15
p. m: low water. 1926 a. m, and 1855
y. IN.
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I.c;tcr from, Mr. Z <z,er

Mr.. J. S. Heller of Heller ) >,..e-Price
Shoe Store. 40 Bank street Norfolk.
wrote last night to The Virgininn TIC
following, which need: no comments:
our Police Patrol Shoe advertise
ment In your paper brought us such
good results Us IL compel us to take IL
out Tor two weeks until we can gel
more OF the shoes Please run in place
OF II the enclosed advertisement
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q Ghild ENJOYS

The pleasant favor, gentle action. and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs. when
In need CT laxative. and If the father
or mother he costivc or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow it's use, so that
1t Is the best family remedy known.
and every family should have bottle
on hand is
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MINOR oFFENsES.

Joe Hunter colorcd, unlawful tres
pass: fined 81 and costs.
Martha Cranshaw, colored unlawful
trespass; fined So and costs.
Ralph Bell. white, felonious assault;
fined 81 and costs.
Albert Williams co!ored carrying con-
ccaled weapon; fined $50 and costs.
Albert Williams, colorcd. fornication;
fined 500 and costs.
Rcbeccl Baskerville, colored adultery !;
fined $40 and costs
Jim Smith. alias Jim Bland colored.
housebreaisinS; sent on to the grand
jury.
Charlie Evans, white. keeping gam
Ing house; dismissed
Walter l.. Wood. white, permitting
lottery at his place; sent on to the grand
jury.
r. +. Harvey. Il. c. vandcrberry
Ralph Bell, white, drunk; ilened II and
costs.
II. L. scay. white, assault: fined S.
and costs.
Harvey Casper, white. assault; dis
missed.
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& sea, eshing Ne,, in NorroI,,.

Fan Rubbers, to 5..... 4oc
n Nans Rubbers, to g.. Coo.
sse hsse goods are light and durable
f tSst 5na dc on narrow. toe lasts We
ESQ !, q limited supply Childrens
= sssses.s Rubbers, II to 49,. zoe.
ne les uPbers. 2H to S........ csc.
Rubbers, to II ,.......... 4oc.
.s3fefl3,s 3fFtootholds tno heed. to TO-. 4Oc
iaaas flisr's One Price Shoe Store.
lsas anls street, opposite Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
THE COURT YESTERDAY
An Interesting Docket Disposed Of In tho Po-
lice Court by Justice Burroughs.
MANY COURTS BUT LITTLE BUSINESS.
a Pathetic Story OF Marital Troubles
and n wife's Downfall Caught in
the Act a LUCKY arrest by Dctec-
tive Curtis-Assnnlted tho Tailor
Sailors In n ffow-Othcr Notes.

Justice burroughs returned ito his
seat In tie Police Court yesterday. hay
Ing recovered from the indispositiOn
experienced on Thursday. The docket
was small one at he opening, but His
Honor added number of continued
cases to 1t, before he adjourned court.
CAUGHT RED HANDED.
Since the apprehension of the shop
filters from Pig Point some time ago.
number OF others have been caught
engaged In the same criminal occupa-
ton, and the investigation of each
prisoners seems to develop the fact that
each one has special line OF goods to
operate OH. The last of this class was
colored boy named Sam Boston, who
was caught red-handed by MIR. Harry
Randolph, n clerk in WILSON'S shoe
store, on Church street, on Thursday
last. Boston entered Mr.. Wilson's store
ostensihly TO purchase pair of shoes,
but did not buy. The would be pur
chaser's manner aroused the suspicious
of Mr.. Randolph. who followed Boston
down the street until he entered the
shoe store of Land &: Land. Mr.. Ran
dolph watched the boy from the oppo-
site side of the street and saw him put
q pair Of shoes under his coat AS he
attempted to leave Messrs. Lands
store, Mr.. Randolph grabbed him, call
cd officer hight and sent him to the
and his specially found to be the shoe
limo. Five pawn tickets were found
on his person. oil for shoes pawned
Sergeant Taylor tok them and yester.
day produced several pairs Of shoes a.
the court room, which were identified
as belonging to various shoe dealer:
In the city. Justice burroughs hcarC
the case Yesterday and tho evi,lcpc,
against Boston being conclusive hi
sentenced him to ninety days In Jail
Mr.. George Mcintosh represented Bos
ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
Meteorological Data.

u. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Nov. 90.
Local meteorological data for the 81
hours ending p. IN. last night:
Maximum temperature. .,. So
Minimum temperature. "a
Normal temperature deduced from
"a years observations .. so
Departure from normal. ...... 4
Departure since January 1st....... PA
Rainfall for "a hours. ..... 0
Rainfall since first of month ...... 327
]. j. GRAY, Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
Cnrnnrn,iou Court.

Mr.. Fsten Randolph. OF Roanoke, Va,
qualified to practice law before the Cor
poration Court yesterday. There was
no other business before the Court and
the jury were, adjourned over until
Monday next, at 10 O'Clock Il. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
Instruction I'm Music.

Professor Charles Borjcs, organist or
Cumberland Street NJ. +. church, takes
pleasure in announcing to the public
OF Norfolk and vicinity that he is now
music. piano, violin. mandolin. and
flute. at his studio, Y. NJ. c. A.. building
Terms and particulars can be learned
on application by letter or In person.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23

iSsantihcninms. All shades.
I sdai " bouquets. funeral designs
p for decorating. = :
sBIRGoOD. 80 CRANKY street.
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y H Y II. N. Trice & Co.
Neal Estate and Rental Agents,
% BANK STREET.
% BANK STREET.

s5s 5sESIDENCEs-c Houses Colonial ave
~ iss VIDA e street. III Fenchurch street. IL?
sH sIaI LIZ Butte Culinary lsO. I'll Church.
ssAstteet sos and So Queen street. Is Char-
satpsss. S23 East Main, 95 aud 81 Yarmouth.
and III Bank street. lbs
tGIhMrch street, POI Church.
Bank, 40. 81. Commerce, 20G
AyAI Inltn street, go james street 22lE Church
isS5lIzss6tt5s6G (. water street. Two desirable
Bank street 9
sssasQEF,IEEs- 81 Main. 16s, 117,s. 2O6 Main.
a SasTshhIBLETON.-lss Mnltby avenue. 1o3
424 Highland, l25 Will
sanughby;5TG Kelley avenue 81
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i EST OFFER

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Do your glasses suit you? II not see
DR.. Week. lA2 Main St.
over 500 people fitted with glasses in
plants. F. II. GALE. 152 Main ST.
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3ss nrs. Harmon d. frey.
ne lar. Nose and Throat. Consul.
'lssIt;3s Tee a.sG Main street. Norfolk,
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effects. There's no doubt about it,
THE HUB is headquarters for Chill
dren's Clothing and "WEE PEO-
PIES requisites.
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OF COURSE
YOU Like Your Children
TO BE NEATLY DRESSED.

There's a style
and grace about
The HUBS attire
for "LiTTLE PEO-
PIE that always
catches the fancy
and pleases the dis
eliminating tastes
of parents, espe-
cialiY mothers. The
reason for this is
that our JUVENILE
OUTFITS are cor
rectly' designed and
ade in all the pre-
,ta,l,nr ,HI,
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Our speciality bridal presents and
novelties.
CHAPMAN G. JAKEMAN.
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1 sssand witches at Macs. s cents.
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|sSIs 4 /, tiaiI cnpes n,.ea Jackets.
RI Ices ow.f g d
nIGHTs. 100 Main street.
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d. N a n For Nobby listers I'm grey
$5Sf sgy S%s s'S$ SAs Hss
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$3.50 $s::S $:::; !? :5';e
to 49, Cost you $3.50 elsewhere.
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ULSTE,:R S.

IN n gnA Not all wool. but made Of
AS5 durable. long wearing ma
81 kpuga 5erials. Sizes run from 10
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Cape 0vercoats,
Refers
and UISterS,
Cape Oxercoats.

"a ~ n CAPE OVERCOATS in
Wy "a Glight and medium shades. cut
plA y e. IA full length With deep cnre.
VSa' VA variety Of patterns. Some
All Wool. Not q coat Ia this assortment
worth less than $3.50