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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25
Ar exchange wants to know what
caused the defeat of the Democratic
party. Overproduction, of course.

1t should be looked after that every
Populist takes one or more Populist
papers, and after reaiing them hand
them on his neighbor who is ION the
fence" or disguised with his party.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

1t Is reported that the Nebrasllans,
VINO forsook their state last fall. are
returning at the rate Of 300 day. They
cay that they would rather starve in
Nebraska than in the unsympathetic
east.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

{ Anarchist John Most is stage struck.
He is soon to appear again ia g drama
with whiskers and a patent thriller.
John and the audiences differ some
what in the acts they prefer him to
do, He dotes on his entrances R. U. E.,
but they most admire his exits P. D.
Q. Mr., Most has been told that he is a
better actor than John L. Sullivan or
the heifer in "a Country Circus" and
now he is going to appear in a poetic
play and a tragical one.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

Even the New York Tribune admits
that there has been depreciation of
property in this country within the
past two years agTegating six bill
lions Of dollars! How's that for a ca
lamity wall?
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

Fftzsimmons says he has dreamed
six separate times that he whipped
Corbett in the second round. But then
1t must be remembered that he had
been put to sleep before he had this
dream. That process is bad when ap-
piled to a pugilist.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

Belgium has repealed the discriminate
ing duties against American food prod
ucts, having reached the conclusion that
living on pepper sauce and crackers by
way of tariff retaliation makes political
economy more than ever the dismal
science"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

The oil producers who are being
driven to the wall by the competition
Of the Standard Oil company held a
meeting in Pennsylvania recently to
take steps to protect their interests, at
which speeches were made of a revolu-
tionary character, and smacked of Herr
Most anarchism, and yet, possibly, il
some on had suggested in that mot
ing that these fellows were getting
what they voted for he would have been
kicked out.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

There are two towns in this country
already named "Trilby," one in Ohio
and another in Illinois. Several other
places have asked the postmaster gen
eral for the name.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

Belgian cotton made OF wood pulp is
said to be cheaper, stronger and prettier
than the genuine article, and seems
likely to drive the deposed king entirely
out Of the world.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25
Deaf PhenOmennns

In showing how one sense is sharp
ened to supply the loss Of another. DR..
S. Millington Miller writes that Alex
ander Hunter, of the land office at
Washington, though entirely deaf.
spelled without mistake $50 words read
to him from the dictionary. lie had
become able to read the motion of the
lips Of those ADDRESSING him. This fac
ulty is not rare among the deaf, and
by means of it, some of them, like
Mitchell, the chemist of the United
States patent Office, have beea nble to
understand the lectures necessary for
their graduation at college.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

The attempt to put some of Oscar
Wilde's poetry in evidence in the trial
of his libel suit looks like a deliberate
attempt to prejudice his case.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

An Ohio farmer has found the bones
OIL mastOdon. If it were a pigmy
there might be reason to think it was
one Of the lost Ohio presidential booms.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

A London paper thinks Stead is re-
sponsible for the result of the Chicago
election. This is one of the hardest
things ever said of Chicago.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

Ex-Gov. st. Johns son has killed his
wife, but as yet no one has claimed
that that Is what cold water brings a
man to.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

England courteously requests the
United States to mind its own lsiness.
That somewhat resembles the Monroe
doctrine.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

Gladstone says woman us taking
much to public speech" She always
has been addicted to private speech,
SO she is only widening her sphere.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

A well at Bloomington, Ind, has sud.
denly begun to give oil. Now look out
FOR water in the oilcan.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

The Republican party may have a
remedy for hard times, but it don't
seem to be in hurry about applying
IN
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25
state of California.
County of Alameda, SIS.


&c. E. Gardner, of lawful age, being
first duly sworn, deposes and says:
Il have been in the employ of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company, in
W. B. Ludlow's department. since July
26, 1894. Shortly before the defeat of
the Reilly Funding bill Mr.. Ludlow Sc
cured the addresses of all his employees.
in their own handwriting. Tuesday
morning, February u, 1895, l secured
a lay of for a few days. Tuesday
morning, February 10, 1895, a man call
ing himself Kidney called at my resi-
dence, 951 Cypress street, Oakland, and
inquired of my wife If was the C. E.
Gardner who presided at the Peoples
party mass meeting at the Tabernacle
Monday night. My wife answered him
in the affirmative. He then told her to
tell me to call at Mr.. Ludlow's Office
West Oakland, on Wednesday morning
l did so, and after telling Mr.. Ludlow
the position l occupied in the PEOPLES
party, was informed by him that I
could not engage in politics and work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

RFAIARKS-ChOice grades of butter are
very scarce and I'm active denanai com
mon butter continues dull Receipts OF
eggs are liel ter and market active LlNe
stock d. lower, especially veal ana NUT
ton. Hides are higher. The quotations
are as follows:
Bf-TTER- Fancy dairy, 1SN2Oc.; choice
dairy 1Gnl1c. choice family packed,
160fSc.: choice store (packed), Ia l6c.i
choice yellow rolls, l5nlsc.; common
grades. base
FGGS-m crates. near by and fresh
lie. in crates. fresh and clean. lViWllc.'
i'm barrels and boxes Nresm, lOullc.
POULTRY Chickens Qargel. l-Nl'c.:
urCks Oivo. per pound, NpHc.. hens
Oivcl per pound Si4Ngc.. winter chickens
(smalD. per pound. 20a"Oc., geese uivcr
Der head. 2Ju3Ic.. ROSTERS t0lll, Der
pound 5aGc All dressed poultry is q
drug On the market, on account Of warm
weather.
LIVE STOCK-Calvesp per pound gross.
3iIU5c: sheep per pound. 2H3c; beel
(cow9. per pound. "a iisc.. hcifers, per
pound. 40Jc. steers. per pound, 3ieGgc.i
spring lambs (chOice, per pound. Wic.,
hogs emaln. per pound. 5i4nJc.
COUNTRY BACON-liams tsmaiD We'll
smoked. per pound. 100llc.. large well
smoked. per pound. S0Hc. sides tcured'.
per pound sac. shoulders 'smoked), per
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint. per
pound. SdShc.. dry srnbby, per pound,
5dGc.: dry sailed. per pound, 6'24t &C.
green sailed hides. 5lluEtc., green NOES,
+dl3tc.: green salted calf skins o'40'c''
tallow, IdiAc; beesWaX, 25a-'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

RICHMOND, VA. April -. 1897.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers = hOgsheads; filters, - smok-
Crg. leaf dark, 10, Tugs ldarhA l.
Total. 33 hOgsheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco TRADE TOT tht
week ending to-day: wrappers, ~ NOES
heads. filters 26 cutters, II. smokers.
=. SCRAP NrighD, 40; leaf dark, ll3.
hurleys. ljS. Tugs dark, %, stems, lo.
Total. 436 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
ulht sampling and for the week ending
to-day. Inspections Bright ~ hogs
heads. dark 24S hOgsheads and lu terccs,
western. - hOgsheads. keinsyecuohs
Bright. - hogsheads. dark, hosshcdlh.
Total samphng for the week ending
to-day. 81 hOgsheads ana I'D uerces an"
boxes.
Myers. Davenport's Farmers Shockoe.
Allegheny. Scabr0ok's, crensha" b, ga
and Sheiburne's tobacco warehouses Re-
port to-day. Receipts. - packages de-
hvcrics. 1865 packages. ltd.
Jones. ldghtfoots. and star added re-
port for The week ending to-day. kecelptS'
.iO4 packages. deliveries. $50 packages.
Excess of the deliveries over the re-
ccipts ior the week ening to-day o."
Tnited states internal revenue col
lcc1i0ns for the city of Richmond d.
to-day. Cigars and cigarettes Sl,5' , .i
pluV fobaccos 50 1871. Total S23il u
United states ipternal revenue col
lections for the city of Richmond Va;
for The week ending to-day. Cigars and
cigarettes. SlO27O19; plug tobaccos 81
sOigl. Total, S22,515.74.
Sales OF dark loose tObaccOs ON me
Richmond breaks for the week ending
to-day: Shockoe warehouse sold l2.o3p
pounds. highest price. Sl2.f'. trenshaW
warehouse sold 22,iW pounds highest
price $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
.BE CLOSING Quotations or
MONEY
0aerisgs and Sales at the Richmond TO-
bacco EtohanEe-intsrBal Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advices

Nrw YORK. April 2o.-The room
traders euucaNorcd 20 hflnE aopNt "
reaction Ia iho stock market al the OPEN
ing this morning. and in the absence on
supporting orders. they succeeded "a
forcing prices down % 10 q per t'hl
The amount Of long stock which e''tS
out however. was disapponuneE "''"''l
and before tho expiration OF lh' niHt
hour OF business the carly sellers tuI w.
bears Ihc result was that a NUM-,
az tho leading issues touched tne 49,
fQuros of che week. feature ,N"S
tho inquiry for and advance In ~. ldel
Kansas ana Texas. Central IOWA, 80
vinc.>'Ncw Albany and 'mc"k1o ,N
Northern Pacific. NoIiok anh ~, Poni
and Duluth. and wabash ~ 's'
sold up 20 Di Northwestern 10 tgt NUN
Island 90 CTs kansas ana go 10
1914 preferred 10 ". '' iih.nv ~ ~,
oe r,refrrroi TO 2fit, Erie TO llls, NOT e
ern Pacific preferred 10 ne 800 800
and Western pfcierif,qi, 10 20 81 PAN
and Duluth To- 1yif. ana WdnaaH lI'-
ferrel f0 lGt. a rumoi lo w. '',,
that the anthracite coal pitHllthts VIII
take up the allotment matter IN ihiiia-
dniuhla next week sifcnsih,he1 1870 s,
wanna Delaware and HUDSON anu Ita'-
ing. bat fhc trading 800 incso 9p'yldlhli,e7
was OF very light scale. l.OuaNilit'
Now Albany and Chicago was more &C.
tive than of late. and moved up on STAR
,rents that ARRANGEMENTS had peen Der
fecfed for me laundering OF Us noauns
debt In The mai dealnss nc mari ar c,.s
~ IL55. Ter cent Kansas and Texas
,.re.crr.4 however. is up "a 10 80. ln
30 active stocks, Consolidated 'oai OF
sf.~t'isrd rose ~ TO 10b The total
-.ics v.ere lfs. $50 shares. including 1880
amerlran sugar Listed, 5000 shares,
-,riiefal gGOD shares The bond mar
KY was active and higher 49,, -o.. ,.,..
Treasury Balances CON- >N''''''''''
Money 0n can "a nominally :, per cenl.
r.riro. mercantile paper. 4hW' per cent
Sterling exchange firm. with actuai Ouai
moss In bankers bills at 4Ss' ~ lN~i2 lvl
et.tv DAVIS and 4sgi tn4sHf4 for dfWaai'
r.sf.a rates. 4S,Nrfpa, commeiclai bllls'
4.ti4lsA Bar silver NDs. cover
,.iiroal bonds active and strong Sill
e.ar nj Inc board was GOiiN0t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
IhDEPENDENTS DISAGREE
DR.. Patterson VIII Not Consent to Run
With the BOYS

The Independent movement in Henrico
county has not panned out much good
metal so far. \ number Of the dsaf-
fected. consisting mostly OF Republicans
and Populists, met al the Courthouse yes
terday. and after a good deal of eau
cusing, adjourned about ! o'clock TO the
basement OF Botto's saloon. where a
meeting was held DR.. r. A. Patterson
presiding. After long wrangle. they
adjourned. without making any nomna-
tions, and il IS safd they will meet
again on Monday. Southwark. who f.
the supposed leader Of the Republican
forces, was not I'm the meeting, but II IS
said that bis influence was the cause Of
the disagreement. and that when he gets
things I'm shape to suit his views. noml-
nations will be made.
Or. Patterson, FL is understood, is ac-
ceptable TO all parties as a candidate for
Treasurer, IL he will consent 20 run with
the balance Of the ticket proposed, but
that he declines 70 run with =. Is. CHM
on the ticket as Commemorative Attor-
ney. and that yesterdays wrangle was
over Ginn's nomination.
Hin Carter Of Xarina. proposes 10 run
for Supervisor in that district. whether
any nominations are made or not.
Mr.. W. h. Tally says that he had MOTH
ing 20 do with the meeting. but that for
two months he has been an independent
candidate for Supervisor I'M Fairfield dis
trict. regardless Of all parties.
II Is believed that Southwark IS the
moving spirit, and that as soon as the
ticket ~ secured 10 suit him. the nomi-
nations will be made. The names al
ready decided on. are. John I. Jones for
Treasurer; j. ". Southwark. for Sheriff.
and $. b. CHM. FOR commemorative At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

NEW YORK, Aprl 2p.-Cotton quiei:
mlddllng gull. "a. mlddlng,. T., fu.uIN"
closed easy; sales, l4l'Zy91 p DalEe les. AGSt,
August $50. September. 6.Si, october,
coo. November. G.Oi; DECEMBER. oNs'
January. TO3. February. lOS' MaicH'
7.l3. gross receipts, 6.677 bales forward
cd rs bales; sales. 100 bales, all SPIN
ners. stock. 2l3.59T bales. III,
Total to-day and so far this week
Net receipts. G.3s4 bales; exports 10 3Ieat
Britain .2l bales. stock. 1lh,Esl Dhlts.
Total since September lst-Net recelpls'
7512. $50 bales exports 70 Great III ...
3.O4o.3l1 bales. France, 1912 bales Con
tlnent, 2.1ts' S07 bales. a..
Tine total visible supply or cotton ioI
tho world 90 42T2.G 3i bales OF WHICH
Y.9il. 33l bales are American, against
g ,35. POI bales and 1896. OG4 bales, respec-
tiVoly. last year. receipts OF cotton ms
week al an interior towns. 1000 paales
receipts from the plantations, 1901
bales. crop i'm sight. 03l2.3o6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April Motion ~
lures steady, sales, 1850 bales. ApI,.
632. May, 83S; June, o4b' july ~
August. gu. September, GEO; October
Geo: November. GG: December. Cos,
LIVERPOOL. april 20 -Noon.-Cottoin
IN good demand and prices nrm: AMER
can middling. 3 S-1G; sales. 1000 bales,
American, II 900 bales speculation ana
export 900 bales: receipts. 10000 bales
American. l,7OD bales. Futures opeh,1
firm and demand good; American MO
ding low middling clause. May an aiu
June. 36-8N3 3S-6l. June ana July
g 3S-Gf1i3 4O-GI; July and August y $'-iit
az 41-Gf. August and September +. tv-nt
az AGA. September ana OclQOtI 81" ~ ~
az 43-G4. October and November, = t--bi ,
November and December, = 4V-y8i ne
cenber and January. 3 4l-diHj ii-O3.
Futures quiet al the advance. ,
3 SS-Gi. value. April and May. 3 ISL
.slr.. Nav and June = 3S-6i03 3i,1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Superintendent Adams to suspend the
Work ia the Gas Camp.

The Committee on Light held a called
meeting in the office of Superintendent
Adams. of the City Gas Works, In the
CITY Hall. yesterday morning AT ~
o'clock. There were present Messrs.
Grimes chairman. Branch. Caskie.
Davis. Hardwicke. Starke. Vaughan, and
WalleIstein.
The meeting was called at the request
Of Messrs Caskie. Branch. and DAVIS 10
consider whether IT would not be ex-
padieut 70 discontinue the work OF pre-
naring the gas lamps for lighting the
streets until the Common Council could
have an opportunity OF further consider
ing the resolution providing for lighting
the streets with electricity.
Mr.. Davis said he was always in favor
of lighting the streets with electricity.
but he wanted the city to own a plant
He was willing to vote for the resolution
providing for a contract of one year Tor
electric lights. provided 1t carried with it
a provision for an electric plant TO be
owned by the city.
After some discussion. the committee
instructed the superintendent to suspend
work on the lamps until after a meeting
OF the Common Council.
The members OF the Common Council
on the committee then signed call for
a meeting Of the Common Council next
Tuesday evening
4 communication was received from
the Chief Of the Fire Department pro-
testing against allowing the Armtage
Manufacturing Company to rebuild their
house recently destroyed by fire at the
lower works. on account Of danger
10 the new purifying works.
The committee agreed to allow Mr..
Armitage 10 rebuild provided ne would
/ give a written guarantee that he would
not use II for any other purpose than the
manufacture Of aqua ammonia, which
the superintendent said. would not en-
danger the purifying-house.
Tile committee viii meet in joint ses-
sion with the Committee on Finance nexi
/ tuesday evening. TO consider an appro-
priation for erecting a eas-holder I'm the
western part of the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
lroperfy transfers.

Richmond: G.. G. Bellenots trustee "a
Columbian Building and Loan Associa-
ton. a feet on Hill street. northwest
corner Second, S1,5J0.
G. L. Denoon TO y. =. GIN. q IL feet
on south side Grace street. between
Eighth ana Ninth. subject 10 deed OF trust
$2JO
r. w. Dunkum and wife To S. H.
HAYES. II feet on Twenty-fourth street
northeast corner o, Sl5
Keeling Johnsons trustee, to II. r
Pollard. Jr.. and Julian Bryant. - feet
on north side Duval street. near 81.
James. $50.
Fannie Robinson 20 Morris Robinson
81 l-2 feet on Balding street near Seven
tenth: 200 feet on south side Louisiana
street. between Second and Third, ana 4.
lots in plan OF Leonard Heights, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

CHICAGO LII. April 2o.-Sixfy cents
for MAY was me price OF Wneal lot lhe
space OF a moment to-day. ne cor
timed rise I'm value has at length begun
40 disturb the eQuaninity Of those bears
who have the crdit of being possesseu
of "a fun measure OF nerve anu a3
ance. 10 was presumed that yeslgl'" .
covering by Partridge had brought the
bulge to "a climax but one of ms leIoMs
cmulafcl his example by renewing Il
short line this morning. MS -aNf
the market great strength ana ac'iNl,'
whilst the buying was IN progress, iId
tcrs Quieung when 10 was over H
lost ten minutes witnessed renewal 81
the excitement that has been present
more or less all the week, offerings sue
denly becoming very scarce ana the de,1
mand appearing simultaneously IN ali
parfs Of the pit. Prices We're rushed
up until they were within Iiaelloh y,
~. higher than yesterdays close IL
rs remarkable that during the stcauN
advance that has taken place durin"
the past six days, the outside mas nt,l
far more prominent. II has f'en Simply
with investment buying OF onlN MINOR
irnportancc cash wheat was very lria'
Nav wheat opened from sSlgc to oS,'sc.'
sold 10 GOO. closing at d'snVc" lfN
1s.c higher than Yesterday.
C0rn-The marking of business was
going on in corn as wen as tn NO. r,r
to-day. Two reasons were asslShcu iuI
tho Nrmnees one the strength Mn-ch
was derived from the surroundings, and
the other the very large amount OF corr
taken from store 80 the tWenlN-loHl
hours previous The market dld not
show such "A neglected appearance as
recently. on some occasions the activity
reaching the point Of hvelincss. May
corn opened al f57s. advanced 20 4lac.,
whore 10 closed l'sc. higher than YES,
tcrlay Cash corn was aic per pushel
oats showed q perfect WILLINGNESS 10
take part i'm Che popular movement oi
nrcos Whilst not approaching 10 lnG
nm extent of wheat and corn hi.i
enough gain was made 20 demonstrate
mat perfect accord with them was pres
emit MAY oats closed &C. higher than
Yesterday Cash oats were iic. per
Pro,isi0ns- There was still some chang
ing of pork from May into July ana
September going ON to-day, but IN lafl
and ribs most everything has been turned
over so new contracts are heine mace
I'm MAY. which Is practically cash ana
tha activity is now in july To-day
market opened firm on The strength oi
hors hnf later offerings became some
what larcer and produced an easier
tone. although they did not actually press
on tho market The close was 'c. hifh"I
thap Yesterday for July pork. unchanged
for July lard. and 2isc. higher for july
r.hf. - r.ifo,,.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

ST. LOUIS. MO. April 2O.-Flour firm;
patent. s29-M3lo; fancy. S2.35; choice
SynNi22 20.
Wheat higher. April. Jgllc; May. 59Kc.;
July 5SSIjN7c.
Corn higher: April. TIC; May, ii7Sc.;
oats higher; April, 3oc.; May, 3olsc.;
July. 2G.c.
Pork Standard mess. S12.11. 49,.
Lard Prime steam 500. choice WS2i4
Eacon Shoulders, $500; longs. S6Sslz;
clear ribs SEQ: short clear. So.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders, 500.
longs. $500: clear ribs, SOb-l2i snort
clear 1913.
Uirh wines steady at 81 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Special Purchase Muslin Underwear,

Seeing will lead to buying. Adyer-
tised prices cannot tempt YOU 10
buy as will examination of quality
of material and workmanship for
the price. Let these few stand for
100 such.
Empire Gowns-embroldered cuffs
and cOllars-teatner sutched-sklrt
2ib Yards wide-the material alone
would cost you more.........-''.'.''... '9c.
Week Gowns-fne strong Muslin
tucked yOke-gathered sleeVes-cam-
brio rufiie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o9V'
Fine Muslin skrts-2s yards wide,
d0uble-tuck cambria rufile-3-inch
TOrchon lace Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Infants Long Dresses-hne tuck and
Insertion yOke-tuck and embrOider-
ed sleeyes-collar and skirts.......... 9oc.
Ladies' Cambria Drawers tucks-
deep hem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
200 children's Rualed-Yoke Shirt
iug-print Dresses .........-..........'.. IL
Chndren's Strong; Made Tuck Draw
i2iac; No. 4, l2Hc.; No D. l5c; No. T.
For boys. 3 to 10 years old, Clothing
Of every quality at prices that are
the results OF large buying and sell
ing practically without expense.
Atwood Fauntleroy suits-Em-
broidered Coats, Pants, and Buckles, 90 b,
Regular stores "a Suits, for.......''.. S-'V'
Sailor Blouse sults-Blue Flannel
Braided Collars Sleeves, Anchor
Shield. Regular stores 50 Suits Tor ~"
Long-Pants MILDLY suits-Blue Serge.
Embroidered White Shield rows
Regular siii stores s. Suits. for.."..... S.5'
REGULAR SO and IS Nov,lty Suits
our prices $3.50. $3.50 and g..
Double Breasted Blue Cheviot Suits.
warranted pure w0Oi--tast dye ., "a
Regular stores $3.50 Suits, for....... N'o.
Double Breasted Sunday Suits
Fine Imported WOrsteds.
Regular stores $50 Suits. for........ A.o'
su,,s with two Pairs Of Pants
Half-Wool Spring Cheviots. not
stamped stamp, but a woven cloth- ., p
Regular stores 80 Suits, for.,.....''' 81"
Plue Rain-Proof Cheyios Suits
with Pairs of Pants. 80 ~
Re Reg stores 81 Suits. for.......... SZ.o'
Positive Finest Diagonal Suits
solid Black--Blue and GRAY - p,
Regular stores s. Suits, tOr......'.-.' 30"
ooo PAIRS OF ODD PANTS
ku1wool park Cheyiot-hip pockets. Sc
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Imnorted Cassimere and Norsted a; 20
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Bnsdv-Nade Skirt Opportunity
Heavv All-Wool Black Diagonal
cheviot-full lined and stirened
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