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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07

See?-Superior Leader.
The Appleton Post says: 1t is
a remarkable fact that the water in
Fox River has risen with the
chances of McKinIey's nomination.
Both together will make the wheels
go round land don't you forget il. 4"
The Madison Journal, Rep,
replies to the Marshfeld Times as
follows, as to its statement that
Gov. Washburn was criticised, like
Gov. Upham, in the beginning of
his administration:
Yes, all the criticisms on Gov.
Washburn were made when he
first came into office and later on
toward the end of his admins
tratlon, he received the approval
Of everybody. Gov. Upham was
supported during the early part of
his term before his mistakes be-
came SO serious and numerous
that they could not be overlooked,
but the longer he has been in the
more severe the scoring has been.
Gov. Washburn proved his capac-
ity the longer he was in, Gov.
Upham the longer he serves the
more he proves his incapacity. A
distinction not very hattering to
Upham.
And it might also be pertinent
to add that though the party re-
nominated Gov. Washburn the
people decided at the election that
one term was enough.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07

The demand for a return to re-
ciprocity is as universal and vigor-
Gus as is the demand for a restora-
ton of other features of the Nc
Kinley Tariff. This combination
will form the basis for the con-
struction of Protective Tariff that
will, we trust, be enacted by a
special session of Congress in less
than a year from now, and with
out any suggestions from Bermuda
potato growers, Australian sheep
farmers, French chambers of COM
merce, Austrian manufacturers or
British bulldozers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07

Never in this city was there seen a
more complete, more worthy stock.
A dollar will buy more Shirt Waist
quality and style here than you ever
dreamed of.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07

1t is not that the people love
Mckinley so much, but that they
love the protective system more.
See?-Superior Leader.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07

For Dandruff use Dietz's Hair Tonic
and Scalpoline. Druggists and BARRIERS.
Sure cure. If.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07
Velvet Capes and Silk Capes

For from $500 to $500. You can
buy stylish cape, neatly made and
trimmed that will answer admirably
for weeks to come.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07
One as Good as Another,

easy say article good another and it is
easy money inferior worthless goods WE KEEP
THE BEST. We give the quality at the right price
JUST NOW
Diamond Yeast cents. Yeast Foam 4
Uncooed Japan Teas for Is, 80, s. and So cents.
Merida, Mocha & Java Coffee 80 per pound
bars good Soap for 5
package Parlor Matches for IS
Best Table Syrup S. cents per gallon
New Orleans Dark Molases 3 per gallon.
Rasns loose Muscate cents per pound.
California Evaporaed Pears and Apricos cents pound
Table Peaches for p
Tomatoes for 3 Backbees for cents
Strawberries 25 gal. Apples for 25
packages Anderson's Mince Meat for p cents
ID Primrose Sugar Corn cents worth I215
JUST RECEIVED full of White Crockery, Choice
Silver novelties and Tableware lowest prices pairs Of
Ladies Shoes, worth SI.25 per pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
Leather
Goods

Pocket-Books Wallets, Card
Casts, Coin Purses, Hand Satch-
els and Travelling Bags. Can't
begin to note the different items
under separate headings; a peep
at the stock in It's onticing entire
ty will do more TO eulighten you
than columns of description.
Chlds Pocket Books at 8, 10. and
T. l-2c.
Chlld's Real Alligator Packet Books,
5Nc.
Ladies Real Alligator Packet Books,
go and slzj.
Ladies Real Seal Pocket Books dlc.,
fl Nl1 ana s.
Ladies' Real Seal Belt end Chatelaln,
Sl.D.
ST. Si-J $3.50.
Ladies' Needle Books. with every va
rety OF needle. zoo 10. .n. f5c.. 81 %. Sos.
Gcutlemeu.s Leather Case, with Slci
Comb. silver mounted, g.
Leather Case. containing Comb, Sh'e
Hook and Hair Curler $3.50 for %
quality.
six case containing Paper Cutter,
Pen Holder. Eraser and Letter stamp
pearl mounted. nc $500 Tor So quality.
Manicure Get sterling, - for 5000
quality.
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Stationery.

No stock in the store is per-
mitted to remain in this condi-
ton. This department is "envel-
opcd" in interest and profit to the
purchaser. Please mote" the
points" of interest in these
Zines Of goods.
Ola Berkshire Paper and Envelopes
RULED ANA uuruled at &c. box,
Extra super Paper and Envelopes. &c.
box
Ola Hampton Bond Paper and En-
vclopes. ruled and unrulcd. l9c. box
Paper and Envelopes, b, u. and hc
box
Paper Pads. ruled and uurulod. /. 8.
and lNc.
Ruled Paper. Do and i5c. pound.
Turkish Linen Paper, ruied ana I'M
ruled Ice. pound.
Nice pack Playing Cards, win case
and counters, -'c.
Card boxes, satin-c0vercd and hand
painted 2ic for Zoe. quality
Wood card Boxes. iu|nld top. with
crihIleo board lt and tc
Nice assortment Christmas Cards, Zc
each.
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bear upon me. who happened TO be bit
weaker that ] am impelled either 10 cons
TO you Ass quickly as 1 can, or to COM
muulcafe with you in some manner, pre-
leUlly bF letter. This is tlc way the
woman Who knows all about the waves
Of thought explains iL You and ] who
are less highly cultured beings simply
say. ooh. it's the old story, speak of
angels. and YOU hear the ru-tling OF their
winEs' 10 is all true-this last-how
many times have you chartered all after
noon about ID friend and the next morn
iug "a letter would come from her. in
which she would sly Somehow ! folt
imuelIad this afternoon 60 write 10 YOU.
What impoiied her? How many times
have you and L. busy at our needie-work.
wished t0 see somebody we loved. talked
ID good biz about her. and 10, ana be-
hold, when tine bell rang the sepulchral
SOUNDING voice. questioning through the
tube. discovers THAT thc friend talked of
is at the street end Of the wire. Then
when she appears we all say how funny
fl was that She came just when we were
wishing for der. 1le average woman
thinks I'D many thing. ore funny simply
because shc cannot explain them. Then
On. lady who knows al about concontra-
ton of thought says. nat II we manage
our "tGiuk tank" prop rly we need never
be unhappy. AS II we had not been
taught that WHOM w. were children. As
If that We're "a Dow doctrine.
FAITH Or MAKING BELIEVE.
As if tho mother. tho wise mother did
not say 90 her daughter. when every
thing is 90 it. worst. have faith and hope
for tho BEST All ihe new doctrines in
the world cannot claim that as some-
tiine evolved to-day. But whether ~ U.s.
just being made much OF to-day, or
whether as Is the truth. it has been
taught for centuries. 10 Is stlll beauti-
ful faith. Il might be- called the faith of
making believe. Really and truly. when
we arc particularly unhappy or particu-
larry Door or particularly ill. there Is
certain happiness sure TO come n we can
draw ON The bank OF imagination and
cash checks that buy as for the time
being the belief that we are not unhappy
III an. that we are absolutely healihN
and chat we are wonderfully rich. y good
Imagination Is great blessing. or
course like an great blessings, II must
Doe properly used. but. when IL Is only
utilized TO make one better satished ana
moro hopeful. 60 find beauty IN what
seems ruo.eiy ordinary then vivid ina
,,fnafou is "a source Of great and never
.ndirr hanpinass. with IL you can make
the peonle around you seem better than
they are: with il you can make your
environments seem less shabby IMAM they
are. and with IT YOU can make all your
he roarv richer than IL Is. Without it,
how noor life would be without an ina
efrotioni Hone would be dropped. and
there would he nothing worth living for.
for your faith. even in the fairies, would
be killed.
KINDNESS AND CURL PAPERS.
Rv the bye. speaking Of the fairies. |
picked up that most delightful Of imagin-
alive books, "Alice in Wonderland" the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
7 he Book Sale

No more useful gift than a book.
We've bought many of them and
they've got to be sold by Xmas
eve. Good plan to make an early
selection. 4 veritable Battle Of
Books" will be fought in this
Christmas campaign, and we pre-
dict you will be "swift" to take
advice of this courier Of low prices.
Two sensible Christmas presents. Tho
first. the Encyclopaedia Dictionary, "a
new. practical ono exhaustive work of
reference TO an the words i'm the Eng
ush language. with "a fuli account of
their origin meaning, pronunciation,
history and use. with numerous illustra-
lions. This work IS I'm four massive
volumes exl2 inches, inches thick and
the weight of the set is 81 pounds. We
make special cner OF sos for the
ssl of four volumes.
THE second is the Complete Works on
william Shakespeare, STANDARD Edition,
With critical notes. comments and pre-
Hmlnary REMARKS ON the several plays.
also. life off the Immortal Bard. The
SOFT is m volumes 6N9 inches. / inch
thick and win lo sold at $3.50 for the
complete seq.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
Dandy and
Dainty Dolls.

Here's where we've displayed
our pateualism in the selection of
this stock of Bsbics notwithstand-
ing the fact onr buyer is bachelor.
rsquo DID, dros ed in satin, at SLe
for quality.
beautiful Dro cd Baque Doll az Siol;
81 quality.
Satin Dressed Dsque Doll az $3.50 for
Si9> quality
Drc. ed Dolls at 81.
Dressed DousShoys and girls, at iSc.
Dressed Dolls at 2ac.
Kl Dolls. Bislue head. ot % and 4sc.
Dolls mo- Zoe.
Extra Large Bisquc Doll. was 81, at
&i-a beauty.
LARGE Bisquo Doll at 2g.os; was So.
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,,rove q, N.,t, Az c.ut. t.r -I.r.
.an bo hi.h rniy.l,. lof6 sides of t.o
lime hff.ryarls there would ba a GRAND
General r,uuf,n
t,t,s-r d ,,o.s f>- -rrrf. ,vo,pf
Ihcie la no country ln ihc Wo'i" inAt
littenla 10 make CORK legs e7 l"e. arc
made here. Lttlcaa mon come iiun
FRANCE from Argentine hepDhic. nom
l'uesia. ANA from ihat nome OF science
1eimanys 10 ftt ie-s here. Tine ii'7'
yes. are 'uli'," oul "i''' p-''''a D., ~.
'N''~. io' ,i-D' i,.,-
,r,,,l. .,1 ttt.1 o.ftI af,..itnros t..l
80. ,..,' ,,,.,.f.r. ~ ,,..l0.,I..,i .tIf
IS i'. '' ,..t. a. .,i.r .,~a If t..l...
~, ,.l.,. . ..,....I
l,r,h
Tho most remarkable tfur about tn.
orttr..aI ..e traae is tlat fno.c who afc
engaged iu IL wear false legs on arms.
,rn.v lc.nn. .Nnrrfs lv rNrarlmtnfInr
y.th their own substitute limbs. nle
laf.st r,t,,u nl4r, tn N,N York had f.e8
Partners. One wears two wooden I.rs. tho
ef,er mas "a fa... le. and a. fll.e .rm.
phc foreman is FL ouo-i,eell man and
The clerks are minus elbow FINGER. l...
or rib
The expression cork ler WAS used ht
the veteran who made the motion before
the g. A A. he said shot the wooden
logs now worn were very heavy anna
cork ones should Be substituted. Th.s .
, ,oiot.k. "a. fam ns fhe wording Zoos.
..hsre mover has been. and never wil bc.
,ucb "a thing as "a cork Deg. An Artificial
ior must be very strong Eson metals
are insecure There must lo the suCne-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
CORK LEGS FOR VETERANS.
GA. R. Nan Proposes 10 Present Aril;,
fetal limbs 10 Southern Soldiers.
NO WARRIOR COULD DECLINE.
Recent New Leg 80 Marvellous ih"' va"
Ones Arc Cumbersome and tn"i''"N'
wooded Legged Men Who hide
BICYCLES. sprint and Dance

A most delightful motion was made
lcforo Grand Army Post az a recent
,neciing. IL was set forth by one
,ceeod veteran Of the war. ana IL was 20
the general cnoct that The C.. a. j.. pre-
sent wooden legs TO the lcglcas veterans
OF the Southern array.
10 is not TO Doe supposed chat Southern
veterans cannot supply their own less
or that they an Gre 10 need of them.
But there have been Improvement iaio-
ly made in the artificial Deg industry
mat render an lcg. Of more than a
years standing ancient and capable OF
much Improvement. and 80 81 chou Pc
INC purchase Of a supply oi tn n'"
md highly improved ones WOMB
clNalrous move on thc part o. the o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

see I had q lesson. / learned that the
weak brain cannot be- given heavy
purse with impunlty.'
Then we both laughed. And / said:
do you intend 10 forget her ana her
Nance and my friend answered. no,
indeed. / intend TO hold her up as an avg
ful example. as AN example Of the vll-
garity witch results from The combina-
ton OF folly and dollars"
Then thought how dreadful IL must be
10 be an awful example ! was perfect
Nv certain that would never have money
enough To hil that peculiar position, but
how about the folly. | pondered over
that Tor a long while. and then l con-
cluded that as far as folly was concern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

meditation. Was there a coarse streak
somewhere I'm her ancestry;
FL was sufficiently curious 10 ask amons
the people VINO knew whether the Bread
Jellys, through their dollars, We're in 500
ciety Alas and alas. There are always
some people whom money cannot buy.
And those people are invariably the ones
tfaf the n0uyeau richie longs 70 be- seen
with. The poor llttle rich woman could
20 wherever money would buy ticket,
Lut her acquaintancos were those un-
known 10 that which calls itself society,
and which amlates hy friendship or
ffr-hiu with the hundred and hfty IN
Richmond the twO hundred In Baltimore.
the three hundred I'm Philadelphia, and
tie four hundred in New York. But you
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
DUST q GW

of many instances we could
name to show the real practi-
cal economy of doing your
general shopping at this
store viz:
n-mgrc Fas-Hlnck Hose. Cor ladies'.
Oh. -... quality. fur li..
1Ui...e. % ln0laa Mlie icAIlNh 81 f"to
u.f.l. Dr.y ald Brown Shaker litln-i
.f -.. f.r ..l. quality
Several pieces OF ttlnl SILK gray
ground pifu white figure. ] n'HDh Nlih
yellow figure. black vita green nsufe,
brown NlUn white nsule-tAe -,,. quail
itr flr llr per- yarN.
Tau p0u..D Dee -lc. quality Tor l.c.
we nHtt effIt many oihti cphNirl
l.f..tus. hUf 1903 our space D. rOniiAtD
also. ar cannot mention them bore.
rl.ta Black and white Salteen,
STRIPED. black ground with white stripe,
I'd g I-lc. zeal value llc.
g pieces White and Black Yellow and
IrlE and Bright blue aud lllrh
efrln0d satteeu. suitable for comforts
and skirts. at a.. per yard. worth D. l--e.
patterns NaVy-iiuc aut White 4iNcc
e4flIrre af t l-3, really worth j. l--f.
patterns old EIu. DUCK. Win white
stripes an1 dots. the ilell goods Tor Ilr-
ritnrs c0ycrs. the 10 --.c. sood7 Tor
: l-.c.
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just q eW

of many instances we could
name TO show the real prac-
teal economy Of doing your
general shopping at this store
viz:
Uanls0me Black Dress Patterns Pat
tern 30. ! is SIS. % 81 % inches wide.
and contains ~ yards. IN d. "a neiuti-
iuI all-laDk hr0c1dDd goods, SILK and
wool mixture. ana viii make "a very
pattern 40. : o inches wide. price
500. nicc ATWOOD Striped B0ureuc,
yards 10 the pattern.
Pattern 81. 3. 81 inches wide. Extra
fisu,y Aiulctafap. ono or the most stf-
Vlcclble 10 De- bad. price slf
Pattern 30, !. % Inches wide, Z IL
yards in piece. price sl9-a lovely Crepon
effect
Pattern 30. 3. 50 inches wide. -
yards. price sIj-one Of the landsomost
BLACK SIX and Wool Dress Patterns in
orr name. ike "storllng" imprinted on
silver conveys the idca of genuineness.
You may lock .n vain in any ~ our
advertisements Tor anything spurious or
piuchlnok Apr0pOs of che above, read
tire following ust and "he who reads
lot him run 20 tho store 90 once
Sterling Silver Nliisc TAGS. Hr.
Sterling Silver Glove IuitonU '8, DC.
Sterling Silver Nail knife Pc.
Sterling Silver Tilmile- Pc.
SfDrlIng SILVER S.iss0fr 500.
Sterling Silver lhcrmOmn tcrs. 2Nc.
Sterling silver llairpin hlNes. zc.
Sterling silver Emery9. llc.
Sterling Silver Top Wax lflls 20.
Sterling Silver Paper Knives, pearl
blade Pee.
sterling silver Roller Blotfer 81
Sterling Silver Glove Darners. Ni9.
Sterling Silver Match Boxes DC.
Sterling silver N.Friiue Boxes. cut
glass box fi $50 r f, sos g. and s..
Sterling Silver Shoe Horns. Soc
Sterling Silver Eiasers, $50.
NoTE. Bring in the children
and let them enjoy this holiday
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QUALITY STYL E-PRICE STORE, 800 East Broad Street.

Cd tho bells which announce one as a
fool rang quite IS loud on your cap. or
on your nelghbors as on he cap worn by
Bah.
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'I'l2Il n Receive. .

Already the glad spirit Of the holidays per-
vades orr store, when our greatest happiness Is
in making others happy-a time when hearts
expand and purse strings loosen. The be2uti-
full custom Of giving and receiving gifts, which
is so interesting to every one at this season OF
the year, makes visit to Breeder, Talley q
Co.'S Of surprising pleasure as well as profit.
The store has donned its holiday attire and IN
kindliest mood breathes Welcome" to our
patrons and the public.
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JAMES BARTON.

At Harrison Nch., sympathetic neigh
lors OF woman whose husband abused
her ordered the bfute 10 leave town.
which DC DID. and then she sued the
good folk for alternating his affections.
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Mrs. Maitland. a member OF the Lon
don School Board says. In answer 10
some assertions made by the Nineteenth
Century" that the women in that body
do not transform their male associates
into humble followers, incapable OF ar
eument or opposition. on the contrary.
II has been her experience. she says, that
the men never hesitate 70 oppose the sug-
eestions OF The women when they see nt-
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knee flies on, the heel catches on the
Sidewalk and stops g.
The Government once gave an order 10
Or George r. Shrady to Il, artificial
limbz for twenty war veterans Now "
there is a man und'r the sun who Is
pampcrcd ana pcttcd. who gets admira-
uon ana vencratlon. II IS a onc-legged
veteran. And II there Is q maa who
feels scorn for whOlcllcgged man II
g. that veteran
When, therefore the young doctor
stood before line Of veterans hc no.
tccd "a smile Of scorn nit over the twenty
vfathcr-bcatcn counforancen. walk
commanded hc 20 first ono and then an
other They obcyod. stepping on Ike
martincts with the one Ioor lcg lying
out Ike stick before them. II am
going 20 30 you With better icet' said
ho.
4 low murmur Of disaDpr0val ran down
tho line. At length one of them voiced
tne sentiments OF on. "Dlr l0,a are not
very good. young man, fa'd me- buy
what d0 vou know about wooden Io'ay
"f don't know very much craW'cd
shrady. "but ] think amy oi lon would
b. rIad fo scf wooden lef ike mine.
And striking out into tnc room. th" voHn
surgeon throw them ah into eostasi"s
of admiration over fhe clever way ne
handled hif artificial ie3.
fficr that shra0y bad no difficulty with
ns veterans bot Doc Dad to remember
Go wal, Stiff
VERY INTRICATE.
The mechanism in 90 wooden loe is moro
Intricate Cham that ir amy other known
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would do wonders for her" And I
laughed over the funny quot ton, until It
dawned on me how much Kindness and
curl papers really would do for some peo-
pie. Not the verltable curl papers such
as lydia Languish and her friends used.
curl papers made Of old love letters, for
nowadays anything that suggests friz-
ling h. counted excessively bad form. IL
Is wonderful what an art lie hairirasfer
can do this season for TIE woman Who Us
wise enough to submit her head 20 him.
She who has q low brow may wear her
hair I'm the soft. high roll that best pleas
cd Marie Autoinctte. ard with this coli
fure she can assume bodice that ln de-
eieu and STYLE OF make. suggests those l1-
dies who MIXED the COWS and made Che
butter. and play with The lambs at petit
trianOn.
Tho eirl who las classic facc-that
wonderful face over which artists rive
and which is much moro general amnnf
American women than i srppofd-may
mart her hair. draw IL down .oitF ana
smoothly. and simply Do in hh
I ~ tho hack There need Gre mo- wave 1nd
ro euoc.efion of "a curl f1r the elias io
boad requires only that kindness he
shown TO H. for &c would be ruined by
curl papers
The woman who cannot ron her hair
| frrr, of Iar face. whose features Orc not
classical dresses Ser hair 1fier thc m'n-
,.r a. 3D.. -frrrrf French woman, she
! rarfs IL SLIGHTLY go ono +iID and iron n'
| ~ laid ia rows NJ close GLOSSY w..
| drawn back and ku0ttnl. Topped of f".s'e j
| in the manner best -n -N 'o N'f .'.'
.i-fa she ,cho can-and her number b.
f.w-has- her hair parted in the centre "a
fr- bunch of curis on e1rh side ~ her
s ,,.tf. f., ala. hack tho hair il loosely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
THOUGHT CONCENTRATION.
Bah DiSccur,ei Interestingly on Pre-.
sentiments.
REFLEX ACTION OF A SUPERIOR WILL
Castles in the Air and Their Influence on
Oar Satures-The Taifh of Making De-
Iieye-PEiIosopby in Alice Ia Won
derland."


New York, Dec. 2. 1875.
I--S He woman who Is drinking her
tea ~ home, az "a fashionable
restaurant. or in one Of the ne"
L tea rooms. is indulging Just now
ln The discussion OF thought cen-
tres. She grows enthusiastic about waves
of thought. she dnatcs upon the myster-
ious something that produces thought,
and she is glib about its reflex action.
Honestly. I confess that ! don't under
stand mat. With equal honesty, ! am
tempted TO believe that she don't under
stand it au herself but IL sounds very
nice and 10 convinccs the people at the
next table Of her lack Of interest in cOs-
SIP. One thing ! DO understand about this
thought concentration. You. who are
great thinker. can. ~ YOU try very hard.
so entirely bring your thought power 10
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of many instances We could
name to show the real practi-
cal economy of doing your
general shopping at this
store viz:
uiccos Atwood Striped Storm
Serge. ! piece black ground with whit,
stfnn arl q piece navy-blue ground
with white stripe. reduced from v) Zoo a'c.
Dr, Patterns Ai-Nool Dolorcd
Cr.nlu-. reduced from flla 20 ll'- per
ram Shades. Brown. green ana navy
blue. Seven 90 eight yards 10 eacn pat-
term.
Niee assortment of Dress piaids for
Shirt Waists az j. j. i--. ". 80, yo' ana
zoe. -. 49,
] l0t Mixed Serges. red. eed from N 20
a5c. These come 30 pIle fieen' ana
brown mixture.
some very attractive things IN z3c.
Dress Goods reduced from .ac.
We haya just received corduroy Tor
dress irmming and waists. ln 8ray tan,
brown and navy blue. at 90.
White Corduroy at elc.
We haye some very nice Dress Goods
no prices 20 suit every purse. ana We
viii be- pleased 10 have your inspection
of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

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