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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
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If you contemplate buying
in Lancaster this summer,
give me a call. ! have a list
of fine residences from 500
upward. Also some choice
building lots in different parts
of the city
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-07-30
Cleary & Cleary,
ATTORNEYS

Will practice in all courts. Special
iesE Collections, Loans and Settle
mel of Estates. PLATTEvILLE, WIS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

, zeal an money staked on black wonl, i.
REFUNDED 70 the player without afrL-l o
crease or diminution, while an 49, - er IN.
On re1 would go 70 the bank. In v- iiii1iAs1
seen tnat IN case ''refait trenre =, -. ne
chance OF winning. All fha+ - possible
%scldes IS whether the PLAYER pets t- -e'5I
MS money without increase or yybert. l PACK
loses il entirely. "Helner he
The method OF calculating tn
TINS game is entirely too lensfby, o ..-4 IN
POROUS 10 be described here S,I Gu Ia
20 say that 'refait trente ct NM 81. u
sand deals. As, when the refajf ~ a 9 Ihou-
III III me banker wins on the average 80
the stakes his gain will be about ga. nal
thOusandths or 10 per cenf eleten-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

the Polar star. as though time were not
the essence Of the performance. Still
tie sound Of the constant fiddle Eibrated
iu the chill air. Al last over In the east
came faint streak Of light. and then all
creation grew dim and gray. And with
the first light Crawling Wolf stool up and
shook himself. His brethren did like
wise. They took Jimmies rifle and every
thing portable on the premises. never al
lowing him 10 cease Tor "a moment. then
quietly hled out and disappeared in the
morning mists.
About 10 o'clock the next morning the
keeper Of station No. ], over on the
Beaver, happening 10 look up. saw some
thing coming very rapidly over the hills
from the southwest. The something soon
resolved itself into a man on the back
of some creature AS IL came closer IL
was apparent the creature was on mule
running for dear life, while the man
was using both hands and feet with
great energy. The mule stopped. all
blown and wet, in front Of the station
and the man fell Off in a dead faint. He
had a broken fiddle bow in one hand, and
IN the other a ruined fiddle. the body part
beaten 20 a fragile. and the strings flying
about in a perfect maze of tangles.
And the very next driver to arrive at
Dodge City announced 10 the powers at
the stage Office:
"Fiddlin' Jimmie's done quit"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
Captains wives at Disadvantage.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New YORK Irlbuhe.
Captains wives who sail with their hus-
bands have their own trials and troubles,
but there is one in which they will nave
the full sympathy of their sisters on shoIe:
A recent instance of how this particular
trouble comes up has just come to Igh.;
A few days ago the bark Hattie q. DlAo5
arrived at Baltimore from China, anu
Capt Southard's wife was compelled 70
decline an invitation to dine ashore, pc
cause she had been at sea for seven
months, and was afraid that her gowns
and hats were all out of fashion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1896

Evidently from the explanation by this
naturalist the unfortunate EscOndfdO rab-
bit was self-hipnotized although no cases
Of people being thrown into a self-hyp-
motto condition caused by gazing intently
al snakes have yet been recorded here
abOuts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
FINGER RINGS.
The Fashion Now for Women to
Cover Their Fingers With Jewels.

From the New York Sun.
Two women met in the ring department
of a jewelry store the other day. One
was tall, stout, and middle-aged. and a
three-caret diamond sparkled as it bob
bed from each of her ears; the other was
small and fair.
why. what are you doing here?" the
younger asked the elder. christmas shon.
ping is all over, and it isn't near time
to be thinking of Easter presents vet.
"Oh, I've come in to see about bavins-
my earrings made into a finger ring. Ana
what are you doing here?''
We'll, I've had my earring stones made
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
GAMBLING PERCENTAGES.
ODDS IN Favor OF THE BANK IN
FARO, ROULETTE AND ROUGE
EFT NOIR.

square" Games the ExceptiOn-The
Dealer Cannot Fail to Win in the
Long Run-Cheating at Monte
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
The Quiet Twilight.

r love n best OF all the hours
The quiet twilight one.
,Cansa when 4 boy j used 10 nave
The mOstest lot OF run,
A-playing IN the IRE
When the quiet twilight come
ueed 10 watch the sparks go up
The chimney dark and tan.
And cornt the big hObgoblins,
Tile flames made on the wal.
I used 20 roast my popcorn
And pile IL on the noor,
And get the apples from the barrel.
Behind the kitchen door.
And so you see,
/ used TO have the mostest 'ot or FUN.
Inst before twas supper time.
When the quiet twilight come.
And en- I used 20 sit upon
My dear old mothers knee.
And listen 10 her faiiy tales, 49,,
And get real close 20 her. Ana say Oni
or dwarfs and Santa Claus,
me-"
She used 70 tell OF great big giants
Who ate up little boys.
Who brought me all my toys.
And so you see
| used 10 have the mostest lot OK fun
lust before twas supper time,
When the quiet twilight come. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14

ono year rate OF discount being G per
cent? Ans C CG.ol7-172 Sos per cent.
AS the question now stands. it IS Ia
tle 90 several constructions. What do
you mean by rate OF interest
low Many Pennies?
Were any pennies coined IN this coun-
try in 1877 III so. how many?
coined 500 1917 that is $4,000 pieces.
Pennies We're the only coins not silver
that were coined that year.
Negro Governor.
was a negro ever governor Of Louisi-
Yes. Pinckney p. s. Pinchback, who
was lieutenant governor in 1sll-I3. and
acting governor from December o. 1872
90 january l5. 1873, was Of african de-
scent though not a full-blooded negro.
Roubles and Dollars.
Us it correct. from any point OF view, TO
say that a thlng costing I'VE rQJolos cost
Nc think not. The gold rouble Is
worth about eighty cents. not more. 10
might he that an article sold ia RUSSIA
FOR i've rouhlcs would cost IN this coun-
thy. after freight. Insurance, duty, ana
commission has been paid. five dollars.
When. Where and Why?
when and where and why was the
steamship Independence lostf
The steamship Independence was
wrecked on tho coasts OF Lower Califor-
MIA February 1G. 1853. the wreck took
Ore. one hundred and forty persons
were drowned or burned 10 the wreck.
the few survivors suffered greatly be-
fore they We're rescued
Grntleman's Card.
What is the proper thing for gentle
mans carlt
Men Who follow the style have very
thin "caid." of fine quality paper, very
small. Their names are ensraved IN
SCRIPT preceded by "Mr." The ''r' should
De raised above tho line. II you don
lko these paper cards. small, tnin
card-boards are still in use
Histories of England.
What history describes the events in
rnrland Just before the KestOrationI
What Is the best history OF England
since the death OF William Of Granger
rarlvle's Cromwell" GuizotS HIS
tory OF the Revolution" Bassets His
tory OF the Commonwealth. Describes
Tho events leading 10 the Restoration.
There Is no special history for the time
since Anno's death. some general his
tory such as Green's must be used.
Export Little.
DO the United States export beer 10
Great Britain? II not. do they export i
20 other European countriesf HOW much
beer does England export 70 ysl
They export Little beas - sAr>es ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
Valuable IIandkerchiefs.

Editor OF The Times:
Sir,-In recent Issue OF the New
York Tribune there appeared the follow
"a RARH CONFEDERATE RELIC. =
Walter Adrich, the photographer OF
Providence, r. L., has in his possession
a unique bandana handkerchief, one
yard square. made OF silk OF red BODY
with partraits OF Davis. Beauregard,
Semmes, Lee Mason, Slidell Morgan,
jackson. and Johnston, painted in black.
encircled with wreaths OF characteristic
Southern leaves, with ferns and the
cotton plant on white ground.
IL Is said TO be the only one extant
Of the twelve ordered for the Confederate
0overnment in England by Judah r.
BENJAMIN. and was rescued when on
his way TO this country. from the Ala
bam& when she was sunk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14

sion. will be at once instructive and In,
spring. Among those VINO are bOoNeu
for speeches. etc, are BISHOPS tAaile7 p
Galloway and J. 9. Granbery' rev >.
A steel. j. D., secretary OF tho League;
Rev. George Il. Stewart, the great tenn
perance evangelist; Rev. Henry JONI
stOn. pastor Of the Netropohlah heluo
dist church. OF Wash ngton, u. G, ana
burrows. w H. II. Harper. a. Coke
smith. y. D., +. T. Dadmun, J.. *. Bet
Is. g. n. Lambeth. Oscar Littieton, i. -
Schuler. ". b. Deauchamp. r. l.. fuiI4'
) b. Hildebrand. g. ". Dyer reG' sg So ~. -
raw. d. D.. John !. Weber. i. + Bai,'
J. c. Reed. J. Z. Garland, ID. D. r. ~
Naxv. r. G.. WaterhOuse, D. D. ". H.
Atwill. Charles ID. Bulla, }. r; MasI "
$ b Vaughan. ". G. starr D. ~, r.. W.
II over. W II. II. joyce. T. j. lay
II Men. Simpson, John l.. Clark u. D.
Paul whitehead. D De ana Hessre -
NJ. Hughlett. Charles W; Landon' >.
Hamilton. G.. BENSON Ferebee' -.
Johnston. Jr Mrs. VIM. " strother'
Misses Elizabeth Hammer. Florence NJ
Campbell. and Evangelist James y.
Scheduled Opportunities VIII he even
for general discussion or topics py mem
hers OF the conference.
A grand musical concert. under direc-
ZION Of Professor Charles w. Iandon. the
eminent director OF music OF the Ran
dolph-Nacon WomanS Collese VIII taho
place Saturday nighe during the confer
ence. A large chorus choir OF perhaps
26o voices viii participate. and the best
local and foreign talent obtainanle UNIV"
80 male tho concert n success and wor-
INV OF tho occasion. Gospel Hymns num-
bers 3 and & will be used In the confer
ence.
Mr. Earnest williams. chairman OF me
Committee on Attendance. IS IN receipt
OF many letters from pastors ana proni-
nent Leaguers who indicate their purpose
TO be present and bring large delegations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
COST SALE OF PARASOLS, SILK
SHIRT-WAISTS. SKIRTS.

--r" - Nft--N ~
To the many hundreds Of
our patrons who respond to
our announcements, a head
ing Ike the above needs no
further comment. They
know what it means. They
KNOW IT is THE Truth.
These items are reduced
to actual cost, many less.
Bargains all through the
second floor departments.
Cut prices in our rarasol Department
All Of our 200. 1878. and 50 Parasols. IN
fancy nrntcl-warp ta0eta silk. plain tar
feta with Dresden border. white cronud
with fancy floral stripes on white. with
S-inch ru1le. lacc-clee aud rufne with
paturaL why Dresden. and bamboo
stick. an with tassel 20 match. az closing
price for Monday sos
Another Dot OF an our 81 % 81 90 }4.75.
s. and $3.50 Tausols. with white China
SILK top. s-In.h ruHe of chiffon. with silk
embroidered. also fancy printed warp tar
fota top. with double chiffon rufie. and
plain white tafe'a silk top. with coiored
floral deslu of stripes. all in white and
natural wood handles. at closing price
Monday. $685.
p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
THE EPWORTH LAG UE.
The state Conference to BE Held in Lynch
burg This Month.

The State Conference Of the EDworth
League Will meet IN syHcnouIs on ~
18th instant, aud continue IN session lOi
three DAYS. Elaborate preparations are
being made In IyuChlulg for the event,
as Inc following from the Daily News
will show: r.At,.-,,
will entertain In their homes the meA-
beers OF the conference as rar as possible
IL was thought best by the committee
however. 10 make the entertainment by
delegation upon 4 uniform oasis. -
COrdingly. local Leagues VIII oS tulll-e-
TO free entertainment FOR one oelekale
for every ten Membership, allowing
every League as many as hve. AGAIN.
the desire OF the committee Is 10 "a'v
not only Leaguers present, but also Ahu
especially Methodists VINO arc no. men ~
beers. but who are likely 10 catch the
fire and carry II 20 their charges Hence
every pastoral charge will be entitled 10
free Entertainment for five delegates,
regardless OF whether League exists IN
The charge or not. The local entertain
ment committee. Mr.. +. u. EngledOve,
chairman. T. vigorously pushing, the can
vass for homes, and they conndehtiy eN-
pect that the reputation or l-yhchouts
for hospitality VIII De hoDiy '1 .tat.
and that the people will open Woe ther
doors TO receive the great host or Meth
odists which will be in attendance, AT
rangements have been mdde WIN notels
and boarding houses for rates OK 81 per
"a ior surplus ueleSa.loH9. rrhro,sl.h
welcome and invited 20 come: Tnrousn
the courtesy OF DR.. w. W. smith, me
Randolph Macon Woman's College has
been freely rendered the committee TOT
the use OF "homing the delegates.
The programme OF the conference Is
arranged upon basis OF the League
departmental organization. Every phase
OF League work will be taken up and DIS,
cussed by soms Of the best practical
workers in the State and country. pre-,
senting In all about nifty addresses, ana
thA.~. carefully prenss-A fAS the occa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14

tain-s00 dozen bottles in 1892. and about
COO dozen bottles 60 the rest or l---
rope our exports OF malt liquors arc
principally 20 Mexico and the Hawaiian
islands in lsa2. Great Britain sent 10
us 100000 gallons of beer and gle IN
bottles and 10000 gallons IN casks
Noon, Phases.
Has the age Of The moon at the time
Vegetables are planted any erect on
scientlac persons say that It has not,
psonls' believe that a. las. Scientific
persons arc coming TO admit that there
is much that they do not understand as
vet. So 10 is possible that he tradition
of years that veg 8 les ~ all kinds
ing. may 80 true. ia spite OF science.
Beers of the Iransyaal.
What is the nationality Of the Beers
The Boss are descendants OF Dutch
U10Iaulef.1 settlers. The whole OF the
British colonies IN South AFRICA were
settled originally 10y The Dlica' when
Great Britain acquired them, the Dl-ch
farmers (Boers. from bower, farm; com
pare the famous bOWery In New DIX
Clty. 81 girauy q road lined with Dow
ers or farms) retired further into the
country. and again further inland 20
get away from the British. FROM tho
tcustoms OF these Farmers comes our
word boorish; the Beers cannot be said
10 have manners.
Where 10 Trap.
What States and countries are best for
trapInsf
In every state in this country there
IS stul enough wild country 20 support
az least a few trappeIs. Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont. New York Penn
sylvania. West Virginia, all ihe southern
and all the states west of the Mlsslaslp-
pi. Offer chances for tie trApper. in
Europe. though. there Is plenty OF wild
country, tho land Is preserved SO
that a trappeg would probably run me
risk of arrest Ia Russia, SPAIN anl
Portugal, in Sweden and N0-@ay, and
in parts OF Italy. there Is sim trap
ping AfriCe is the great hunting ground
Of the world just nOw how Vti; tlere
you can trap. and can also hunt Tor
large gamo as Well
The Crown Of France.
when and under what circumstances
did tho BOurbons leave the Throne or
France the last time? Who is .he present
head OF the BOnaparte family or claim
ant 10 the Crown OF France
The direct line OF the bOurbons was
elected from the throne OF France on
July 80. 1880. when Charles X, bro
Their OF Louis XVI, was depOsed. Then
the Orleans branch OF the BoutOons sue
ceeded In the person OF Louis Philippe;
he was depossd February "a 1s4A The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14

"heir" OF the Orleans branch IS the pres
emit Duke Of Orleans. VINO rs also the
heir Of the BCurbons. an the intery en!ng
heirs having died. The 'helr OF lue
Fonanarte claims SIS Napoleon Victor. son
az Prince Napoleon, who died IN I'll
The Eonrbons left The throne In conse-
Quence OK % revolution.
Wanted. Philosophy.
Some persons profess 10 be able 70
locate q vein 0f water ~ the twisting OF
O. switch in their hands. w hat is me
philosophy OF the claim on the TACT! j.
The philosophy Is just this: The KIND
Of wood used has nothing 10 DO with the
matter. Apple. cherry. peach. witch ma
EEL are used and all work equally Well
The operator holds tho switch tightly py
ground under whtn Dee thinks water
may be- found. Tho nervous tension or
fIa operator acts upon tne twig, MS
hands. Internationally tighten and twist
the twis. as he reaches tne pest sPe.,
and the tw.g indicates the spot ne
operator takes no part IN the twisting
mention ally but he does really.
Dressing Bear Hide.
What is the simplest way az dressing a
cut The hide 10 the required size. and
seal in water 20 soften 10, theA Ienio' :
all fat aud soak the SKIN LOT ah -Oul
iu warm water Thfu coat the Inside or
the hide with a paste OF equal parts or
borax. salt petre. aus sulphate Of soda:
double the skin and pace IN "A cooi pit'.
In trvortv-f0ur hours wash the paste on,
ana coat the inside with paste or TWO
parts OF san soda. one part or bofaN, ana
four parts of hard white soap melted to-
reth.r without boiling. fold ana place
the skin I'm warm place FOR twenty
four hours Then dissolve one part SAFE
ratue two parts alum. four parts SAT-
i'm sufficient hot soft water 10 saturate
the skin. soak the skin in II for twelve
lourf. wiring out and hang up TO dry.
This hath should De quite hot, ana as II
softfns tie hide it should be repeated II
"A SOFT skin is needed. Lastly, smooth the
inside with sand paper and pumlce stone
All About Torpcdoes.
Are torpedoes now made OF sufficient
capacity or power 10 capsize or blow up
our largest modern war vessels. II ex-
ploded against IT'S side under water? ?.
Are they made 10 explode II pushed yio-
lently against the side OF the vessel! ..
How much would they weigh and how
much power would be required 10 buoy
them up fifteen feet under the water?
/ Yes. The modern torpedo operates
under water. below the line OF protection
afforded bv tho vessels arTnor. :. Yes.
They are made 70 explode on a sharp
blow such as would be given In striking
the side OF a vessel. IL Is this point
that makes the torpedo boat weak, be-
cause II Is possible. theoretically at ell
sYents. TO put out nAtA etc. around .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14

vessel which VIII discharge the torpedo
when r. strikes them. at a safe distance
from the vessel g. The average tor
pedo OF to-day weighs about A ton and
carries a charge Of from IS 20 200 pounds
OF gun-cotton. Torpedoes such. as you
have I'm mind such as were planted IN
Mobile bay when Farragus said, Damn
The foruedoesi Co ahead. full steam"
vary in size. and carry heavy or light
charges. They are nowadays seldom
made 10 explode by conclusion. but oy
an electric shock sent from the shore.
They are buoyant. but are anchored win
a short chain. so that they are held be-
low the water II the chain should break
tho torpedoes would bob up sereneiy'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
NOTION SPECIALS.

It affords us much pleasure
to give such catchy, little
underprices on such high
grade notions.
Colgate's s-ounce bottles Toilet Waters.
few odors only. our regular price is 75c.,
IRE Handy Scissors sharpener. will
sharpen the dullest scissors IN ten sec
onds. price Zoe. instead OF 2oc.
pure Palm Soap, actually worth 200.
dozen special price. zoe. dozen-equal 10
Black SIX Belts. silver. gilt. and
mourning buckles. regular 2oc. goods spe-
Real Porpoise Round Black Shoe
Iac.rs. tho Toe kind, special. &c. pair.
"Gnt' Edge Shoe Polish, regular -oc.
Packers Tar Soap, regular 25c. spe-
Garwood's or Colgate's Triple Extracts.
regular price DC. ounce, special, l9c.
Genuine st. Thomas Bay Rum, special
&c bottle; worth Il lie.
fellows Swansd0wn. Monday only &c.
TetlOw's GOssamer Face Powder, Mon
day. lac: regularly 2Jc.
Hunters or Frcemuns Face Powder,
10. Monday. regular price, Zoe.
Saunders or POZzOniS race PoWder,
Monday. 29c., regularly soc.
Pears Soap. the genuine. Joe. MONDAY
10 Ko soap, similar 70 Ivory, 1t hoats'
4c: special. .,., G.
Ia Metal shoe Horn, special, &c.
Bixbvs Shoe Polish. special, 4c.
ROYAL Glue. special. &c.
Good Muciage. special. &c.
Woodburys Facial Soap, 1lc;o NIL
choice OF our entire line OF 25c. Belts,
any Kind you want, special. 100.
iiariwo6d Handle. Highly-Pollshed
Steel Curling Irons, &c. special.
Ready-Nixed Gold Paint, &c. special
s-inch Black Observation-Disclosures Shoe
Hooks &c. special
narrow Black Leather Belts, fancy
metal buckles, regular 2jc. goods, extra
special at &c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
"IF YOU SEE IT IN OUR AID. IT'S SO" "

II subsequently became me propsr
=, n, George Kirby Smith. but MI. Al.
drich now. owns it. and has " II l dS5"
am nv of the readers OF The Times
couch FOR the correctness OF ms &C
c couo' ~ these handkerchief The ons
o owned by Mr.. Aldrich is not the only one
extanr. A lady in Alexandnt' ~ Va; ons Of
SSn one rSlat,ves~a Confederate ofiioer-dur-
INC tha Wlo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
JEwELRY SPECIALS.

2 Solid Sterling Silver waist s'uuS i0'
19c. cd.
e.,,a silver Shirt Waist sets,-3 studs.
coI I Button. ana pair OF Links-for 2oc''
soc. value. q c,,,a
c,erllng-Flnlsh shirt-Waist Sets s'1S
D,,,,ans collar Button, ana pair Va
IJnks-for lie; 25c. value
shlrt-Wast Sets. warranted rea ,i,d pear
s, o and white. IN various cutlln, Ike
Studs Collar Button, and palr o1 LINN"
l3c. set, regular 2oc soouS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
SPECIAL SALE OF MEMS SHIRTS.
This Best Mems Goods
Store again asserts its supre-
macy. Here tomorrow will
be shirt selling phenomenal.

Mems I.sundered Shirts. fancy percale
bosoms. our regular soc. goods. special
price, 35c. each; sizes, 10 IL, ID, 10 IL
only.
Mems Laundered Soft-Bosom, Open
Front. Fine Percale Negligee Shirts, de-
tached collars, attached cuffs, regular Soc.
Shirts special, soc. each; all sizes.
Mems Fine I.aundered Percale shirts.
attached collar and cuffs. special, ooc-
each; all sizes.
Mems Extra-Grade Percale Laundered
Shirts. open front and back, win Two
collars and pair OF cuffs. equal 10 tne
best dollar goods Ia the city, speclal, zoe.
Mems Laundered Percale-Bosom shirts,
omen front and back highest grace OF
workmanship, special. 'oc'
Mems Super-Grade Imported Percs e.
Bosom shirts, open front and BACK, cuns
10 match, special, 81; regular Si'" sooa''
Mems Iaundered Percale Shirts. at
tached collar and cuffs. pleated or pam
bosoms, regular dollar goods spe0ia''
7oc.
Mems Fine Imported Psrcale Laundereu,
shirts soft bosom, with large white pear
hrttors attached collars and Guns rex
ular 81 10 goods, special, 81 each'
Mons Fine Imported silk-striped. High
Grade Madras Outing Shirts. nandsoney
silk-stitched pockets and trent, ia,So
white pearl buttons, patent sIS sess,, ,,
s.nsible shirt for bicyclists ana picasute
seekers IN general, regular sl.-o soouS'
special price. Doc. each
Mems Fine Linen. Beautifully-striped
Madras Outing Shirts. spienuialy "sas,
coo value our regular 5O,. goods, on sa'o
Monday. special. 4Zc. ex,
Mons soft-Finlsh Madras Outing Shiils'
very special values, worth BIC. Special
Doc. all sizes.