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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-10-01
NEURAL G!A, CAFARRH AND RHEuAlA-
IiSA cGMpl ETE;X CI!EED

George Briggs, Of Moore, Okla homa,
writes that P. P. P, Lippman's Great
Remedy, cured him of catarlh, facial
neuralgia and rheunla tism, after three
years of intense suffering. The pain
lay in his cheek bone and temple, down
the right side Of his face, along his
upper lip, and from the slightest touch
he suffered agonies for weeks at a time.
Couli only open his mouth wisie enough
to admit q teaspoon, and any acid II
his food would put him ii torture lie
had consultation of the best physl-
clans in Texas, but all to no purpose.
Catarrh and rheumatism were also
causing him much trouble, until he
tried =. p. p. He says he is we'll and
will swear that there are no eases Of
neuralgia, catarrl and rheumatisra,
no matter how chronic or how old the
eases are, that p. P. 2. will not make
j total cure of.
Mr.. Briggs winds up his testimony
by saying he thanks God and our med
ic;ne, P. F. P, Lippman's Great Rem
edy, for the great cure.
kidney troubles, if neglected, bring
about serious and painful and very
often fatal results. p P. 2. removes
the irregularities, and cures the dis
easad parts.
Dyspepsia and indigestion, skin and
blood diseases, CO Il be speedily removed;
by p z. 2. Lippman's Great Remedy.
Ladies', take 2. Z. p. and rid Your
face of pinples, blotehes, frec;Sics-
yellow CT muddy skin, wrinkles and
vulgar redness.
Sold by all druggists.
I Colo
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

are contemplating a summer outing,
write A. A. Schantz, G. p. A., De-
troit, Michigan, for illustrated pam
phlet, which gives full information
of a trip to Mackinac via the Coast
Line.
The old Grange Store again
comes before the readers of the Sen,
T1NEL in a new advertisement this
week and invites a call and renew
al of the pleasant business relations
The Grange Store has always been
popular with town and country peo'
pie alike. 1t is a kind of Peoples
Exchange where produce is disposed
of at the best prices and goods Of
every variety obtained at lowest prl
ces. The people like to go to tht
Grange store because they always
meet here, friends and acquaintance
with whom they can have pleasant
chat and can always have pleasan'
and polite attention from the clerks
Read the advertisement and 60 dowr
to the old store and see the folk:
again.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

For many long years, and in each
recurring campaign, we have had war
with Lafe E Eggleston. Solon and a
Caesar, the statesman and the
warrior Of Star We have stormed
at him with shot and shell, and
all the supposed hypnotic and
paralytic forces of the pencil, and
vet when we thought him done for,
when we kind of commiserated with
his hairless crown and wool white
goatee, and thought to let up upon the
enfeebled Nestor, he would start up,
on us, as touched with Mephistos
charm, panoplied in the vigor of youth,
his beard as dark as the ravens plume
and like Nemesis of political wrath,
come "riding on the whirlwind and
treading on thestorm." But the King
of Star is done for at last. Susan
Nipper, in a column Of nonrareil
verse, which we fire at him from the
fourth page of this paper, riddles him
and minces him, and leaves nothing
of him but his tracks. Alas for Lafe!
To be done up and disposed of in
this unmerciful way. Sic Semper,
send for Pursellus.
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ment abovenis the brilliant son of
Hon. w. E. Finck, our former dis
tinguished congressman, and the
young man in all the essentials of
manliness, ability and Democracy is
a chip off the old block.
"Billy,' as the brethren call him,
comes occasionally to our Logan
court, and always to Democratic dis
trict conventions. He will be well
coined to Logan at the coming judi
cial convention. He will be given
cordial hospitality, but not our Hook.
ing vote-not this time.
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=
Our esteemed contemporary, the
Journal Gazette, in recent issue in
forms us that the Bushnell Club "are
at the helm and will keep the ball q
rolling"
Archbishop Alex undoubtedly sits
stately at the helm and rolls the balls
out in the billowy deep with all the
aIertness of Col. Kontner in his ca
nal boat, in happy ten pin time, and
before Sleeper stole the navigation.
The performance of the Busnell
Club as announced by its organ, is
somewhat unique, but is not impossi-
BILE. 1t is terrestrial and aquatic, it
operates land game OH water way.
The ball kept rolling, while Alex
sits at the helm, is perhaps the twine
from which sounding is taken as Gen
Grosvenor makes up the log with MS
logarithms Oh the Mckinley vote at
St. Louis. But the Bushnell Club
is boomer; jib-boom and a boom
erang; an orangoutaug and monkey
cage, brass band and a glee club.
We hope Alex. will not slip mis-
hold on the helm, and steer the bal
rolling across Sleeper's railroad,
and STIR up Gen. Grosvenor's proph
estes and predictions and pledges i'll
his campaign speech in Logan, touch
ing and concerning the Hoclng cana
! railroad.
RS. him many more such happy biz
he days. ONE WHO WAS THERE
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

Dr.. DUMP, Superintendent Of the
Athens Asylum, has resigned, and il
is stated that DR.. Rorick Of WauSeon
Fulton county, will be appointed il
his place.
We regret the retirement Of DIR.
Dunlap. He was our Macarthur neigh
Dor, an excellent gentleman and
successful superintendent. The In
stitution, under his care, was II
splendid condition. We hope, fol
the public good, that his successor
will prove as capable.
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1t costs you absolutely nothing to gain admission to this
Stupendous Price BelittIeing Aggregation of Novelties
Education from this Grand Display of Spring and Summer
Selections which have been gathered from the most Popular
Markets of the present day. Every visitor at once becomes
Qualities arranged in Bewderng SUCCESSION expressly for
this OCCASION and every one both great and SMALL is mme
datey educated in the Enormous Value Purchasing Power of
the American Dollar The doors open and the perform
of Extraordinary Bargain Giving Continuously
Gong on. One visit means Season Ticket to this Show
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30
THE FAIRFIELD PRIMARIES,
An Excellent Ticket Nominated

The Democracy Of Fairfield at
their primary last Saturday on a
poll of nearly 400 votes, nominated
the following popular ticket:
Probate Jud ge-Wm. A. Shultz.
Clerk-Edson Shaw.
Sherilf-Jas. Stewart.
Commissioner-John Arnold.
Pros. Atty-W. t. McClenaghan.
Recorder-Frank Wright.
Infrmary Director-John Haas.
Judge Slough secured 80 and
Judge Rutter Z OF the Judicial Dele
gates.
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Hooking SENTINEL
Thursday, April 3Oth, 1896.
Democrat. State Convention Official CALL
Rooms of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
rslnS- Hic.h Street. Columbus, u.


At a meeting o 4 the Democratic state Cen
trail Committee held at Columbus, ONO, on
the 10th day of April, 1896, to make arrange
ments for the State Convention. 1t was or
dered that the date OF said convention oe
fixed for
Tuesday and Wednesday. June 1924,
1896 that the place OF meeting be Colum-
bus Ohio.
The oistrct caucuseS wili be held on The al
tern oon of June 2Sd, at such an hour ana at
such places rs may he designated by the
Committee Of Arrangements.
The convention will meet for temporary
organization and to receive the reports OF the
district meetings at 10 n. m, june 2ith
resolution was adopted directing that no
delegate shall be chosen to said convention
by the Central or Executive Committee OF
any county.
At said convention four delegates mt large
and four alternates at large 10 the Natlonal
Democratic Convention shall be chosen.
There will also be chosen two electors nj
large, Also n candidate for Secretary ofState
n candidate for Su preme Judge, candidate
tor Dairy and Food Commi loner, and can
Jidate for Board of Public Works.
The ratio of apportionment and repiesen'
fation in said convention was fixed at one
delegate for every $40 votes cast for James T.
Campbell for Governor at the November cleo
tiou in 1895. Under such apporionment
each county will be entitled to the following
number of delegates:
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEET
rfelds

The members of the Democratic Ias tn
Committee for Hooking County, are &c
NEE, in Logan, in the Court Room, olhe lat
Saturday, May End, 189
81 Ia osleca tse manner anne and time Of Rodng Nc
Democratic County Primary Electio, Home
selection of delegates to the Congrea AiouS
Circuit ;us AND sad,ea1 as maV Se before the Re
lnittee.
tion of the Democrats of Hooking County 4
will ce held In Court room Or the purpose
OF appointing five delegates and five alter
mates TO the Democratic State Convention TO
be held in Columbus, Ohio, June 2S4 lN96.
ID, II. LAPPEN,
April %, 1896. Chairman
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Gov. BUSHNELL has apl Will 'n o
o. ro.I vanoo of C,llirs an Sx10
member Of the Board of Direc
haTano.s.ar rpov,s Industrial ,lis, made
The appointment is an ex i'"'' c.l
one, and gives assurance that '"
stitution, so far as Mr.. Nanci 'he LII
control in its management,
,.,I ,,h honastv ecl eclmmodore,
and in the spirit for which the 'l'"' 0'A'
is intended.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30
BARONNE LAWNS.

We have Just received fine line of
Baronne Lawn in Persian effect. Fine
figured and plain Organdies, Grass
Cloth and an elegant assortment of
Lawns, at sc per yard. % pieces
of Percale, yard-wide, worth 129c,
now at 1Oc per yard. A nice line
Mems 5O-cent Ties reduced to 25c.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30
New Meat Market

George Fox has opened a
New Meat Market for the ex-
press accommodation of his
East End customers, in the
new and elegant room next
door to Guthrie's old stand,
where the public will be sup
piled with all kinds of the
Very Best Meat the markets
affords. The store will be in
charge of
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30
The Following are Our Special Prices!
SILK SUNSHADES.

We have the most complete line of
Silk Sunshades and Umbrellas ever
offered in our city at astonishing low
prices.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30
Tuesday, June 10th, 1896,

The Lancaster Academic Leaflet
says-"The library of New Straits
win, Gas a more active circulation
than that Gf Columbus in proportion
to its members and the number of
volumes. The issue each month is
from 500 to 600, the full number OF
hooks OH the shelves. at course there
are fewer books in the homes.tav M
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

WE make the statement, nSbery and
matter of news but for recois been dis
reference, that this is the besfor sea-
ing weather that possibly cohe Logan
pouchsated us. 1t rains aid, and the
and is warm and sunny by da cutive ses-
trees are bursting in bloom, Exercises.
can almost be seen stretching have pur'
the cattle on our thousand hist of Johr
be heard to laugh. This is urlng mill,
country, and we might remahe Messr:
president is Democrat, held al millers
sible by some good people rprise and
unreasonable drouths and uiespeak foI
frosts. n the man
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

~ R,.rd of Pan;tproperty.
n,.ars on,ono otbars baS, Thurness
pointed j. r. Moore of Hocko"SinesS III
cn.rd comrade Bob Kitnty people,
was an applicant for positioEL' in'i'eS
-,.,, Rob 10 ora ot the wild town to
of Republicans, was endorsedrlNEL READ
,eod;na Democrats and Repuop!e of the
f orr ,our nc we'll Rob is vertisement
J,n Rob 10 n soldier. He of interest
so fighting Republican. jim are ADVISED
is Starr township man who~Slore Can
smelled powder, and must be sent
VI and hauled to the election. He Nc
yets the honor-and Office. This Is org
R1shnelism. MI
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

The School Board has been argal
lied as follows: President, o. v
Ii. Wright; Secretary, L. A. Wa
ner; Treasurer, Chas. Schwenke.
The following are the committee
Finance-Bowlby, Schwenke, Bios
er. Teachers and Salaries -Blosse
Dye, Bowlby. Course of Study al
Text Books-Wright, Warner, Boy
by. Supplies and Printing-Warn'
Bowlby, Wright. Building and L
pairs-Warner, Schwenke. Bowls
Discipline-Sahm mAnkA-Rlaasar-Dll.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

Travellers! Shippers! The Rand
McNallyRailway Guide is the official
organ! don't fail to keep one On
hand.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

nom the Press, Somerset, o.
Y We understand that the friends of
: r.. w. E. Finck, Jr., in this dis
'iiit let have been urging him to stand
tie nomination of one of the
'sldgeships to be contested for this
scar. We know Mr.. Finck as a
,reighhor, a citizen and lawyer-as
, man of exemplary habits, citizen
It high standing in this community
where he is known, and as a lawyer
# marked ability. with a large prac-
ice and very successful. While We
ire neither suggesting nor indicating
for conventions, yet we
yisi, to say that in our humble judg-
nent no better man could be named as
candidate for the Court of the Peo-
BE than Mr.. Finck.
The gentleman named in compli-
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DRESS GOODS.
COLORETTES.

We have just received nice lot of
Colorettes, also, Fans of variety of
styles. Fine Feather Fans, cheap at
Soc, in all colors.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Democracy of the First Sub Division
of the Seventh judicial District consisting of
the counties of Fairfield, Hooking and Perry,
will met in convention at Logan, locking
County, Ohio. on
Tuesday, June 10th, 1896,
at II q clock a. M. to nominate a candidate
for Com mon Pleas Judge for a full term, and
A candidate for Common Pleas Judge 10 fll
the uuexpired term of Judge Huffman, de-
ceased for said First Subdivision OF the Sew
enth Judicial District of Ohio.
Said convention to consist Of one deie5aIe
for each 100 votes cast for Hon. James n
Campbell for Governor, in November 1882
which entities each of said counties 70 the
following number of delegates:
Fairfield, ~
Perry, y"
TOTAL ...'.....'...''.''' %
II moved and carried that the delegates
to the Judicial Convention, from the severa!
counties of this sub DivlsOu, not already
chosen be selected in such manner ana nj
such times as the Democratic Central Com
Inittees of the respective counties may mere
.fter d-termine THOS. III. DOLSON,
p NJ. CULLINAN
CIV. WRIGHT,
April 2i, 1896. Judicial Com.
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A ROMANCE
That Ended in q Wedding on
Saturday Afternoon.

Miss Maud Murphy the gifted doing and have been doing
and charming daughter of Mr.. Muir a, Europe and Africa
g the insurance agent of North Nor should be forgotten thai
Mulberry street. married Ooesden Cevelands first
E. McVay Saturday on commended ITSELF the land
Rev. McVay has knowns and of the whole
young lady but few months recovering millions of
New Vienna Hgh had been promised corpora
land county, Ohio 1t while hens and held Of by then
in the city that he met the fair speculative gain.
fell love with her do not like long and
love first sight Mr. Mcndy articles and write this t
Way home in New Wen printed with
his wife will here am subscribe
weeks The SENTINEL Joins whse Your Humble and Obeden
their many friends in extending MAETIN KAGAY,
gratulations. Somerset, OHIO
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%A-r"
>QUC8

live sometimes when girdled
nearly around. Nature ever
labors to repair damage, and
after a time, the wounded sur
faces are nicely healed. Some
persons live and fully recover,
even after consumption has
made cavities In the lungs.
In this struggle we can great
ly aid nature by giving Scott's
Emulsion Of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphites. The
oil supplies needed fat, and
the hypophosphites tone up
the nerves. The decline in
weight ceases. Apositive gain
begins, and once again there is
promise of life and health. It
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Scott's Emulsion has bren endorsed BY fbe
nrei-al Profession for farcrty cars. (4sk rour doc
tori Tbs rs because it rs aitcIys pai1tabie-aispays
tnform-ai1rays contains the 52rcst Norsccgiar Col
liver Oil aud Hypophospbdes.
Put up IN so cent and ST. 90 sfies. The small size
may be enough TO cure Jour cough or bsp your baby.
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'''Doly" stedam,

one of the tidiest and hand
soonest men in the business,
ever ready to accommodate
with any kind and any guam
tity the customer may need,
The public are cordially in
vited to call.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-30

him many more such happy brit
days. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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are fewer books in the homes
The record-union., 1896-11-30
Mozart's Statute in Vienna.

The statute of Mozart was unveiled
this morning by the Emperor Francis
Joseph in the presence of the Arch
dukes now in Vienna, a large number
of the aristocracy, high officials, dep
utations composed of members of the
principal music, choral, literary, and
artistic associations, and many others.
The idea of erecting monument to the
memory of the celebrated composer
was first taken into consideration in
1888. A committee. which included
many names prominent in the literary
artistic, financial, and official circles
of the capital, was formed for the pur-
Lose of carrying it out, but various OBJ :.
stacles had to be overcome and a con-
siderable time elapse before arrange
ments could be made The statute
which was unveiled to-day is erected
on the Albrechts Platz opposite the
ralace of the late commander-in-chief
and behind the Opera-house. 1t is the
work of the well-known Vienna sculp-
tor. Prof. Victor Tilgner, who died sud-
denly last week, and whose design was
finally awarded the prize in competi
tion which caused much controversy
at the time.
The chief parts of the monument are
Of white marble It represents the
composer standing erect, with un-
covered head in the dress OF his time,
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the left hand resting on an elaborately
ornamented music desk while the right
hand is extended as if gesticulating.
The head has been copied from Gou-
yon's known portrait; the general
expression of the features, however.
while strictly adhering to the main
characteristic, is somewhat softer in
outline than in the picture. On the
front of the pedestal the name OF
Mozart together with the years of his
birth and death, are inscribed in bronze
letters. The sides and back of the
pedestal are ornamented with symbol
ical figures and designs in relief. The
whole rests on an oval-shaped base of
polished light-gray granite, with a bal
ustrade behind and three steps in front.
1t was originally proposed that the sum
of about 100000 florins should be ex-
pended on the monument, and it is es-
timated that this amount has not been
exceeded. Vienna Correspondence
London Times.
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Their First Anniversary.

1t was In the evening Of the first an
niversary of their wedding day.
4 suppose, my dear, that a year ago
to-day was the happiest Of your life, as
it was of mine?" cooed she, as she
nestled up alongside her husband.
'Ye-e-s-s, my darling. l presume 1t
was" he responded, hesitatingly.
Presume 1t was. indeed! like that.
Now, don't you know that 1t was, dear
est?"
''Oh, yes, yes; of course, OF course.
But there were drawbacks. you know,
and / felt bit more comfortable a
year ago Tomorrow, say. No offense at
ali. you know, darling, but I can't think
Of our wedding anniversary without re-
calling what guy l must have ap-
peared that day riding down to the
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ST Is and ST so Suit.

Ladies' Cotton and Wool, mixed
Combination Suits, finished seams.
closely knit, with enough cotton In
them to make them non-shrinkabie
when washed; natural gray, 81 %
and 81 80 per suit.
Children's, in all sizes, same as
above, 81 per suit.
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Under Examination.

Physician examiner for life insurance
company)-How old are you?
Irishman-Twanty-f
Your parents are living, suppose?"
mo. sur. they're dead
What did they die OFF,"
"Ould age, sur
How old were they?"
"Farty, sur
do you think person of forty dies
of old age?''
"In the ould country people die young
of ould age. Life.
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Still an Opportunity.
l moro successful
Cloak Sale

Than the first one held in our
big, new department was never
known. Great selling and
greater satisfaction were the
features most prominent.
We have still some values re-
naming from most every lot that
will continue to interest those in
need of q good, warm, stylish
winter garment, and the same low
prices shall prevail until they are
all sold. ALI dependable goods at
prices the lowest.
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THE NoHpARRu.
Thousands of Dozens

Signify the lowest of prices, and
now is the time to supply your
needs in the winter
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Domestic Dept.

Warm and timely suggestions
for your comfort at hot selling
prices.
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SIS Special.

White, All-wool Blankets, Cali
fornia or Oregon make; large
enough for double bed and plenty
to tuck in. They come in pink and
blue colored borders, taped edges.
Considered good value and good
sellers at Sc so Our price is IS per
pair.
The record-union., 1896-11-30

Tenderfoot-What's the trouble up
yonder? Cyclone Sam-We captured
the originator of the word nit" an de
boys is debatin' welded ter burn i'm at
de stake or hang 'im.-Punch.
The record-union., 1896-11-30

The Irish lecturer-The superiority of
the old architecture over the new is be-
yond question, for where will you find
any modern buildings that have lasted
as long as the ancient ones?-Tit-B Bits.
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ST.
Extra Value, 25C.

Ladies H. n. l.. S. Extra Heavy.
Fleece Lined Vests, finished seams.
satin faced fly, fancy crochet neck.
run with satin ribbon. Extra value,
25c.
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The trouble with the universal use Of
golf stockings Is that so many young
men have legs that are unfit for pub
lication.-BoSton Globe.
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Highest Leavenng SrengthLatest u S. Govt Report.
RH!a,!l! g! Rsxassz RRskiaHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

station with an old shoe wound with
white ribbons on top of the cab and
how uncomfortable I was when pick
ing the grains of rice out of my ears
and whiSkerS. York Times.
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E. C. BALD.
One Of the Most Brilliant Bicycle
Riders of the Season.

One of the most brilliant and popular
riders on the cycle race track during
the past season was e. c. Bald, known
to the followers of cycle racing by the
pet name of Eddie Cannon Bald"
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Underwear
SOC Instead of 75C.

Line, and these are the prices to
supply them at:
SOC Instead of 75C.
Ladies' Closely Knit Black Skirts,
with fancy stripes of bright con-
trasting colors, very durable and
comfortable, SOC.
At ST.
Ladies' Woolen Knit Skirts, in
gray with pink. blue. black and red
stripes at bottom; warm, pretty
undergarment. Price, 81.
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The iagerstroemia is named in honor
Of Magnus Lagerstroem Of Gottenburg.
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SC per Yard.
1Oc per Yard.

lUu pieces Soft, Downy, Velvety
Finish Flannelettes, best quality, in
light colored cream ground, pink
and blue stripes. dainty tufted ef-
ects, neat checks in browns, grays,
pinks, blues and most all of the
popular shades. You will find this a
special value for 1Oc yard
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Hosiery.
l2ac per Pair.

One thousand dozen Ladies,
Misses and Children's Fast Black
Seamless Hose at factory prices, in
all sizes. The best 1212c values ever
shown.