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HANILINE.

/. The Junior League of the NJ. e. Church
held q social yesterday afternoon at the home
sof Carl McCay, About twenty-five young peo-
Tple were present. Refreshments were daintily
served.
Il Mrs, e. J. Webb entertained to dinner
saturday evening Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Cow
tgin, Hon. and Mrs. r. X. Evans, Mrs.
Thomas Wallace and Mrs. Gillette.
L Mrs. w. P. Hatton of Sheldon avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. MaXson, of Monticello.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dietz, of Owatonna, are
guests Of friends in Hamline.
81 The Young Ladies' Foreign Missionary so
ciety held largely attended meeting on
Saturday at the home Of Miss Cosgrove on
Smelling avenue.
The Duluth club entertained their lady
friends Saturday night in honor Of James
Merritt and Misses Carrie and Mary Merritt,
of Duluth.
l Mrs. F. W. Nash and daughter, of Man
kato, who have been visiting at the home
of Aid. Montgomery, have returned to their
home.
An important meeting OF the Royal Ar
canum, Hamline Council No. 1888, will be
held tomorrow night in the lodge rooms.
; The annual public entertainment of the
iAthenean Literary society will be given in
the university chapel on Saturday, April IS.
An important meeting of the Knox Pres
byterian church will be held next Thurs
day night in the Town hall.
The engagement of Miss Marie L. Funk
and Frank P. Sherwood, of Los Angeles,
Cal, is announced.
Miss Eta Webb entertained a large num-
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WEST SIDE.

w wednesday evening Mrs. s. W. Boyd. of
East Congress street, entertained informa1iv
lew friends at a progressive anagran;
rsVors were taken by Mrs. John Dale and
Thursday evening the young people Of the
Fresoyterian church held their regular
monthly meeting and social at the boua ~
waiter Holmes, of East Winnifred street.
Mrs. George Rodgers. of West Isabel stree.
is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Neumsn'
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Ran, of Ohio.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ben Ewing. will
entertain tho Ladies' Missionary society Of
the westminster Presbyterian Church.
Fred and Edward Wilde. of Chicaeo s,.,.
last week, the guests of their brother r r
Wilde, 70 Livingston avenue
Iuesoay afternoon Mrs. George F. Clifford
VIII entertain the Eradelphian Book club az
zl3 East Winifred street a.
Miss Stella Siavin, of East isabel stroa+
mas returned to resume her studies at ViIIa
Marie, Frontenac, Mimi
w. R. Shaw, of Hall avenue has for :.
Mimi. olo9ue''
Mrs. A. V. Cary, of the Clinton is en-
MINI. "aus1one'
Mrs. John Thayer entertained the Thursday
street. " iAni-ie Gu
Friday evening Mrs. N. A Chamberlain. Of
prospect terrace, entertained the Bluff Social
club. DUN '''ciai
Monday afternoon Mrs. D. H. Watson Of
HAL avenue, entertained at duplicate whist.
Miss Edna Davis, of East Winifred street.
is the guest of relatives in Minneapolis.
MIS-. ". Tenvoarde, OF Bidwell street, en-
teftained at cards Monday afternoon.
Miss Efle Herring left Monday for Browns
Valley, to resume her studies.
The Study class met Friday afternoon with,
Mrs. Bowe, OF Bancroft street.
Monday evening Miss Dell Woodbury., of
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Der of friends at her home Friday evening
on Pascal avenue.
Miss Blanch Williams, of the Ladies' hall,
will entertain her father from Mankato dur
ing this week.
The Women's Foreign Missionary society
held meeting Thursday with Mrs. C. 1.
Humphrey.
Mrs. Cain and daughter, Pearl, Of Milwau-
kee, are guests of l. c. Edwards and fam
lily.
Mrs. Ransom entertained to dinner on Sun
day large number of friends from st. Paul.
Miss Daisy Hayt, of Como, spent a few
days the first Of the week in Hamline.
Mrs. NJ. E. Berry md daughter left yester-
day for visit with friends in Dubuque.
The Browning Literary society gave a de-
Hghtful entertainment on Friday last.
Mrs. e. Poisson, of Capital avenue, Is en-
Pertaining her mother, Mrs. Kittell
Mrs. Frank P. Ryder and children are
visiting in Anoka.
Mrs. c.. N. Kelsey entertained her sister,
Miss N. Delger.
Mrs. Woodruff, of Monticello, is the guest
Of Mrs. Taylor.
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SECOND ANNUAL
Sale of En1brOideries,

Our second importation of this
seasons Embroideries has just ar
rived. They should have been here
four weeks ago. On account of
late delivery, we received a con-
cession.. This lot is composed of
Swiss, Nainsook and Cambria
Edgings, Al1-overs, Insertings and
Bands. They will be on our count
ers Monday morning at O'Clock.
These are the special prices:
Lot 1.-worth up to zoe, for. .lOc
Lot 2.-worth UP to soc, for. .l5c
Lot 3.-worth up to 4oc, for. zoe
Lot 4.-worth up to SOC, for. .25c
Lot 5.-worth up to 75c, for. :. $50
We also include in this sale a lot
of Wash Laces, Linen and Cotton,
at special sale prices.
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Merriam Park Royal Arcanium enter
tanned their lady friends on Thursday night
Those taking part were: Messrs. Keith, Nay
lor and Bert Andrews Miss Scofeld' Miss
Bertha Mana Pratt; the Masonic ouartette Of
Minneapolis; w. I. Nolan, Of Minneapolis
Prof; Johnson, of st. Paul; Mrs. r. l.. Johns
OF st. Paul; Mrs. Dean, Of Minneapolis, and
c. A. Pitts, of the Park. Refreshments were
served.
The Ladies Guild held their annual meet
ing on last Monday afternoon, and elected
officers for the ensuing year: President
Mrs s. w. Searles; first vice president, f. n.
Ganheid; second vice president Mrs. W. s.
lain; treasurer, Mrs. w. M. More.
w a very interesting b9sa meeting was held
church. Gen. Childs gave an address on
the Conditions Of the Race in India" c.
A. Magnuson spoke upon The Ancient Re-
hglons OF India" and Miss Austin on The
needs Of India -ess,xsas-~-s-4a-
The Daughters Of lie King held an i'm
portaht business meeting on Monday afternoon
in st. Mary's church. officers for the year
are: President Mrs. c. H. Grouse; vice
Marion Searles treasurer, Miss Bernice Cham
berlain.
The Gamma M club was entertained on
Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Mar
vim, at their residence on Milwaukee avenue
Inc programme was a musical and literary
feature, after which refreshments were served
An entertainment was given by the Bishop
NlIpeIC Cuaplsr OF the daughters of the King,
on Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. s.,
w. Searles. Costumes appropriate for the
evening were worn.
Court Transfer No. 1877, Independent Order
OF Foresters, will give a grand ball in
Columbia hall Thursday evening. April %.
Over 300 invitations have already been issued
The eve Girls" delightfully."- entertained
their gentlemen friends to a party in Wood
rufus hall, on last Friday night.
st. Mary's church held its annual meeting
on Monday evening for the election of Of
ficers and the hearing of reports
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbv-
terrain Church will meet with Miss Woodruff
on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The Ladies' Guild will hold an important
meeting next Friday afternoon with Mrs. s.
w. Searles, at o'clock prompt.
The Ladies' Society of Olivet Congregational
Church will meet with Mrs. Shandrew next
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. c. Fl. Grouse entertained few friends
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Miss Nc
Chesney, Of Red Wing.
This morning at Olivet Congregational
church, Rev. H. A. Riser win deliver a
sermon on Prayer
Mrs. George Q. Dow, of Grand Forks, N.
D., is the guest Of Mrs. W. F. Mattson.
Miss Mary Cocohs is entertaining Miss
Norma McChesney, of Red Wing.
Miss Nan Ellis, of Kasson, is the guest Of
Marie Humanson.
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MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT.
Third
Floor.

The newest of the new-just the
styles you'd see in the gay capitals
of the world. The one voice of
visitors is that our display Is the
most beautiful and interesting in
the Northwest. It should be seen
to be appreciated.
We are showing an elegant as
sortment of Imported Hats and
Bonnets, also many exclusive ideas,
made by Our French designers.
Connelly's Hats and English Tur-
bans a speciality.
Correct styles in Costume Hats
our own creation-at prices rang
ing from $500, $500, $3.50 and
$1,000. They are we'll worthy your
attention. Va Il
Bicycle Hats In all the desirable
styles, Childrenss Tams, and Flow
ers in endless variety. All the
latest French Novelties.
Prices always the 1owest-qua1ity
considered. u 30.
Madam Goes we11-earned reputa-
ton is an assurance that our styles
are correct.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

On last Monday evening a largely attended
meeting of the citizens OF St. Anthony Park
was held. The subject for discussion was the
new street railway service, and plans for hav-
Ing the streets and avenues Of the Park evid-
enced.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Pratt and daughter
are visiting friends at Eugene City. From
thence they will leave for their new home
in Looking Glass, Or
Miss Ethel Brill gave avery unique dane
ing party last evening at her home. At
late -Four refreshments were served.
Guy Brown entertained a large number OF
friends on Thursday night, st his home. Card
playing and dancing were enjoyed.
Mrs. Brill and Mrs. Chapman gave very
enjoyable card party on last Tuesday night to
a large number of friends.
The Womens Christian Temperance union
held meeting on Thursday afternoon, il the
Methodist church parlors.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal Church
gave social dance Wednesday night at Odd
Fellows hall.
Next Tuesday night Robert Polk viii give
a stag party at the home Of his parents.
Mrs. Southall entertained her sister Mrs.
Hunt, of Fargo last week.
Mrs. Dunn entertained the ladies of the
art class Tuesday last.
Mrs. w. S. Harwood is visiting friends in
Charles City. 10.
Mrs. Henderson is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. lis Egbert.9
Mir. S4ryker and Miss sStryker delightfully."-
entertained large number of their friends
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last week Mrs. Merrill, of Merriam par,, 80
Mrs. Funk, Of Minneapolis. "i NJ anu
on Saturday afternoon the members ~ III.
MSil4Ilster1ng league were entertained by Mra.
McIver, of Short street. ~ Wis
A very pleasant dance was given NV Mis-.
b blrode s SINNERS Thursday evening to a NUM-
april literary entertainment will be
the congregation. 'e -s'Oi'' -
mrs. EDDY had a meeting of the ST. Agnes
gullo at her home on North street, on Wednes-
day afternoon.
residence Of the Misses German, on HudsoS
avenue. ~ - y y ! =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ScG>G~S1GcN>>c@>G>n

participated at theahome of the Misses Krie-
ger. eew u.
To further the arrangements for fancy
Peters church held a meeting at the home
or Mrs. }. M. Smith, of Fourth street. The
sale is to take place on April 20, in the guild
room. -
The friends of Mrs. Daisy and Olivia Schil-
ling waited upon them with pleasant sur
prise party Thursday evening, at their home
on Beech street Music and cards were in
ouiged In by those present until late hour.
A very pleasant card party was given by
Miss Gertrude Noble. of Bates avenue Monday
evening, to a few friends.
Mrs. J. Levy and her youngest son, Clarence,
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will sail from New York on April % for
Europe They intend spending the summer
in Germany. They leave their home on East
Fifth street next Tuesday for New York.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club held a
most interesting meeting at the Van Buren,
school house Monday last. Including the
newly admitted members, there were about
forty ladies present.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Allan
tic Congregational Church were rendered
reception last Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Samuel Brant at her home, 700 Conway street.
After q delightful trip in the East, Mrs.
Rudolph Senkker has returned to her home.
The Bates sAvelue Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society will be entertained Tuesday
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Meh'S HandkerChiefS.
The 2Sc Valte f0r. 1wc-

Just before the Holidays we had
made to our order 500 dozen Meas
Handkerchiefs. BY an oversight
they were delayed-arrived here on
Friday.
They are plain hen1stitched un-
laundered Pure Irish Linen Hand
kerch1efs, with handsome hand
embroidered Initials-every one
made to sell at25 cents. Mon DR.
day the whole shipment-50O INC
doz.-goes on sale. Price, each NV
$50 dozen on sale at a. m.
$50 dozen on sale at p. m,
Not more than one dozen to a
customer, and none sold to dealers.
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afternoon by Mrs. Ralph Bronson, at her home
on Maple street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave-
nue. Church will hold their regular monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors.
After a delightful sojourn in Pass Christian
Miss, and Tampa, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Phillips have returned to their home.
Tuesday afternoon the Dayton's Bluff His
tory class was entertained by Mrs Culum.
at her home on Maple street.
The Misses LaboTn, of Duluth ara being
entertained by relatives on the bluff.
Mrs. Newton was entertained last week by
her friends onzthe bluff.
Mira, Bailey, Of Dates avenue entertained
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AsSOrtf11 emf No. 2.

The Black Brocade Silks for skirts
that we sell regularly at S.. so, $500,
$3.50, $500, $1.25, $1.00 and CSC a
yard; marked to sell during this
silk feast at $3.50, S1.69, IN
ST.. 80, $1.16, soc, 6oc AVG
and. ....,............
Black Satin Duchesse for Gowns
and Skirts.
Black Peau de Sole for Gowns
and Skirts.
Black Armure for Gowns AND
Skirts.
Widths are 81 inches, "a inches and
20 inches. Reg u1ar selling prices are
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A GRAND
Opening of ParasO1s.

We have just received a complete
line of exclusive novelties in Para
soils, and are thus in position to
match any and every costume.
Prices very reasonable.
Styles consist of Chiffon, Dresden
Effects, Warp Effects, Stripes,
P1aids, Linen Batiste, lined in ali
the most delicate tints, India Silks,
tight roll changeab1e Taffeta Silk
Children's and Carriage Paraso1s-
all styles. The above are less than
half the styles displayed in on
Paraso1 Department.
To introduce the stock, on Mon
day we will sell one lot of White
India Silk Parasols, with Dresden
border and Dresden han GsH IN
die to match. ~ Ns
Special, each ............
We are sole agents for the new
detachable Umbrella Handle. It Is
simple, and at any time can be sub
stituted for different style handle.
This device is a great convenience
for packing in trunk.
Monday we will offer 500 Union
Taffeta Silk Umbrellas, % and 28-
$ ;ssh fs III ~! f. 4 ss51 $500
handles. Special, each. T~V0
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Assortment No. 4.

Cheney Bros Warp Printed In
dias, "a inches wide, 27inches wide,
80 inches wide.
Lyons Printed Indias, in new
Dresden Flower and Scroll effects,
II inches wide and "a inches wide.
Lyons Satin-face Warp Printed
Silks, 80 inches wide.
japanese Habutai Black Pekin
Stripe Warp Printed Effects.
Black and Navy Ground in the
Stylish, Serviceab1e Fou1ards; reg
u1ar prices, $1.25, $1O0 and 75c a
yard. Special for this AZ
Silk Feast, soc, zoc, 69c ave
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Notions.
Dress Findings.

Cord, ve1veteen, black and ali
colors. per yard. ........... 81
Skirt Cord, 5-yard pieces, all
colors, per piece. ........f0 s
Dress Shields, seamless stock
met, large size, per pair -. .10t
Dress Stays, double steel, all
co1ors, 1 dozen to set, per set. 81
Patent Hooks and Eyes, best
quality, per card e
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Muslin Underwear
Department. SECOND P1dor
Some seasonable suggestions:

Some seasonab1e suggestions:
See the dainty Pique a nd Ga1atea
Kilt Suits-white and co1ored-
ages 2 and IN years.
New arrivals in Chi1dren's Linen
Grass Cloth C1oaks, Bingham and
Lawn Dresses, Hats, Caps and
Sunbonnets.
New arrivals in Moreen, Bril1ian.
tine, Black and Fancy Colored Silk
Skirts.
The latest novelties in Ladies'
Dimity, Lawn, Cambria and Mus
lin Underwear.
CORSETs.
Thomson's Corsets. 75c
K. & G. Corsets, black, gray
and white. ................S ST.. 90
c. B. Corsets, black and
white. ........,.... SIPS
P. D. Corsets, gray and
white: ...f.s,,..." $i.5o
Leotie Corsets, bias cut, ex-
ira long. ...,............ So. SO
La Premier Corset, bias
cut, real whale bone. 49,. $3.50
Her Majesty's Corsets. .....$2.75
Ferris Children's waists..... 25c
Ferris Ladies waists. $l.OO
Double V Chi1dren's waists,
so and. Csc
Double V Ladies' Waists. $3.50
Jennesse Miller Waists,
white. -; :,:.........;. $3.50
Jenfesse Miller waists,
plack. .......... $500
@We are sole agents for the
Fasso Corset.
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Sterling Silver Dept.

One of the most reputable silver
smiths in the East had overestina-
ted the demand of the season and
manufactured an excessive guam
tity of Sterling Silver Novelties.
We purchased his entire surplus
stock at so cents on the dollar. Mon
day the great lot goes on sale at
prices enumerated below. These
goods are all Sterling Silver and
uaranteed 925-1000 fine.
Hat Pins, open-work ball top
Shirt Waist Sets, collar button, 8
studs-1ink cuff bu1tons-cuff or
baby pins-book marks or pa IN.
per cutters-worth IS to Soc aVC
each. Monday, special. .....
Side Combs, si1ver-monnted; A.
D. Coffee Spoons, go1d-1ined bowls;
Pocket Combs, silver-nounted, in
fine leather case; Nail Files H(
and Glove Hooks, worth so to ZyC
75c each. Monday, special.
Shirt Waist Sets, pair link cuff
buttons, collar button and studs
veil clasps = bib holders or
pearl paper cutters-worth sNJC
up to 75c. Special ......,..
Manicure Sets, file, hook and Gu
tic1e knife-Bon Bon Spoons, gold
lined bow1s-Cigar Cutters EM.
Seals and Berry Forks, wor tn s.1yC
$1.00 each. Special .........
Cream or Sauce Ladies', Bon Bon
Spoons, Chi1d's Food Pushers, Sugar
Spoons and Oyster Forks, ~.
worth $50 each. Monday, IYC
special. ................
Rib bon Belts, with sterling silver
buc k1es; Orange Spoons, Cream
and Sauce Ladies, Sardine, Salad
and Beef Forks, Bon-Bon, Olive,
Boui1lon and Sugar Spoons,3- 40.
piece Desk Sets, worth up to VIC
$1.75 each. Special. ........
Manicure or Work Sets-Scissors,
file and hook-Bonnet or Velvet
Brushes, Shoe Sets-hook and spoon
Match Boxes, Nail Po1ishers, Cut
Glass and Silver Salt Bot O. An
ties, worth $3.50 to $500 nj .4y
each. Special ............
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The Fur Fashion
For Spring.

A Fur Coliaretfe the one thing
Needful. See our Acme Co1larette.
Exclusive design. We make the
swell novelties to your order at a
few days notice. Lowest esti-
mates. Get our prices on making
over your old-sty1e cape into one of
these dressy shoulder wraps.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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DAYTON,S BLUFF.

A large and appreciatiye audience was pres
ent at Rates Avenue church Thursday even
ing. The evening was very successful both
socially and financially. Miss Fred rendered
several recitations in a mestepraiseworthy
manner. reception was given to those who
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VELVET SURPRISE.

From 9 a. m. until II o'clock
we will devote one of our big
center tables to over 600 short
lengths of our Colored Ve1vets
and Black Ve1vets. Prices are
1Oc, zoe and SOC each. Many
in the lot are worth $1.00 to 81. so.
None are worth less than 75c each
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B ufteriCk's Patterns.

the Clinton. entertained large party at
cinch. Favors were awarded Mrs. Charles
Butler and Mrs ]. B. Darling.
Cornelius Crowley has returned from a
long stay in st. Louis.
Peter yesterday.
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Drapery and
Furniture Dept. F S1aa,

Here is department that is full
of novel, attractive goods Of all
kinds from the low to the highest
priced. We are showing many par
ticular1y tasteful goods at surpris-
ingly low prices. Here is one of
interest to every housekeeper:
Figured Muslin Curtains, O. IN
30 inches wide, three yards I'll. X
long. Special, per pair. -. TA'O
Our line of High Art Furniture
and Drapery Fabrics has never
been surpassed, and most of them
are at prices from 75c to $500. This
fact is worthy the consideration of
intending purchasers.
Particular attention is directed to
our Iron and Brass Beds, Mattresses
and Bedding.
@s- Furniture reupho1stered at
moderate prices.
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Dress Trimmings.

We show every novelty.
The new Marguerite and rides
cent Revers and Garnitures.
New Persian and Spangled Linen
Bands.
Buttons.
We are showing the latest nov
elites in the Dresden, Iridescent
Jeweled, Cut Steel, Cut Jet, and
other fancy metals.
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Assortment No. 8.
A Silk Remnant Surprise.

At p. M. we will sell about
800 Silk Remnants; lengths are
from half a yard to 6 yards.
Prices will be just half of the
Marked Remnant Price. which
is less than actual cost.
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A GREAT SALE OF
WO mems Union Suits.

Monday morning we commence
another of those famous Mannhein-
er sales of Women's Union Suits
a sale that is unapproachable in
this section, in quantity, quality.
variety and price. To open the
season, they are divided into lots.
Lot Women s long, short and
sleeveless Union Suits, that IN
are good value at 75c, .AyC
Lot2.-Women's fine Lis1e Thread
Union Suits, low neck, knee IN
lengths, white or ecru, con- NVC
s1dered good value at $1.00, for wv
Lot 3.-Women's Best Swiss Bal
briggan Union Suits, low neck, knee
length, white or ecru, lowest former
price, $1.75. While they ~ M
last we will sell them NEeElI
dl..''. .................
Lot 4. -Women's finest imported
Swiss Union Suits, low neck, knee
length and best long sleeve a. RI
Balbriggan Union Salts; nj All
former price was $2.2S, now YAeVV
We also have in Stock large az.
sortment of Ypsilanti, Phyllis. DIR.
Jaeger's Union Suits and the hest
Swiss makes in Silk, Cashmere.
Merino. Sea Island Cotton and
Lis1e Thread.
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Glove Department.
The ReyHier.
Perrin's Peerless Piqne.

These three lines tell the Glove
story of this house, and tell it in
more eloquent terms than columns
of ordinary Glove talk. We handle
the best gloves that are made.
We have just received our spring
assortment of Reynier Gloves. Ali
styles, all co1ors.