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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

I Fine French Sateen Corsets. narrow
stripped, long waist, silk Tossed al
silk embroidery trimmed, $50 valu
| for $1.15.
Several styles of the 4-Hook French Co
sets for 81.
Ladies' Military Shoulder Braces. ST.
kind, for 81; Children's Sl.2j ones Il
zoe.
75c Ventillating for 45c.
Long-Waist, Well-Made Soc Corsets 10
35c
S5c Children's Corsets for 15c.
LADIES' CLOAKs,
that sold for SIS and $50, inventor,
price, 50.
No attempt ever made at price-cuttinl
| like this before.
All Of our Imported Cloaks. that sol'
| for S26 and 29l0, can be bought 10
$50 now.
Black Serge Skirts that sold FOL
$3.50 are $3.50 now.
Flannellette Wrappers, that were 50 an'
81, are 81 now.
Percale Wrappers, that were s5c., are
39c now.
20 Ladies' Handsome Silk-Lined Chevio
Dresses, that were S25, are Sl4.5O now.
Ladies' railor-Made Dresses, SILK
lined, fly-front jackets, for $f.
u Ladies Suits, new, stylish effects FOL
$3.50, were SIG.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
usually zoe. a pairs inventory price,
15c.
You can save 80 per cent. to so per cent.
in the buying of Curtains and Draperies
during this sale.
75c Nottingham Lace Curtains are SIC.
a pair-all tape bound; 81 Curtains are
SOC; 1-2-yard-lOng Lace Curtains FOR
a
Curtains, extra wide, handsome de-
signs for $1.75, cost S275 10 import;
Irish-Point Curtains, that were 81, are
$3.50 now.
HEAVY DAMAsK PCRTIEREs,
that were 81, inventory puts EN- down
TO 1884, Oriental Curtains. that were
$3.50 strip, are 2.g9 now; any -
Chenille Curtain I'm stock for 1925.
NEW, STYLISH DRAPERIES,
all new coIorings, inventory price
sac.
5000 yards Fine Imported Draperies for
sc. yard.
japanese Tinsel Draperies for &c.
Figured Denims, for all kinds OF house
decorations. for lOc., instead Of 10 &c.
YARD-WIDE FLOOR OIL-CLOTH,
IL different patterns. IL and yards
wide to match, lie. e. yard.
Inventory finds hundreds of
PIECES Of CARPETS
that must be closed out.
A GREAT MANY PIECES HAVE
BEEN MADE UP. BRING SIZE OF
YOUR ROOM, AND IN EVERY IN
STANCE YOU CAN SAVE MORE THAN
HALF YOUR MONEY.
MOquette Carpet, size IL feet by IL feet
inches. sold at $l.25 yard; inventory
price COO.
Best Five-Frame Body-Brussels Carpet,
size 10 feet inches by IL feet inches, |
sold at $.25 yard; inventory price, |
soc. yard.
All-WOol Extra Super Ingram Carpet, |
sold at Toe: inventory price, 81 l-2c.
A Tapestry Hall Carpet, feet inches |
by 70 feet. sold at 75c.; inventory |
price, 40c. a yard.
Atwood Smyrna Rugs, 30x60 inches, |
or S.25.
S6-inch Wool Smyrna Hearth Rugs for
3x4-yard Ingram Druggets for 1915.
4x7-foot Oriental Sofa Rugs for $3.50
3Ox6O Fur Rugs, lined and padded Sl75--
sold AT $2.75.
2-CLAsP PIQuE GLOVES,
I'm broidered back, all ooIors, in.
.luding Black and White; inventory
rice, S5c.
over 5000 pairs will be distributed du-
ing this sale.
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REAL SCOTCH TABLE
DANAsk FOR 372c. A YARD.

1t makes no difference If the goods have
been in stock only an hour. newest ana
most desirable Linens at less than pres
at cost.
54-inch Linen Table Damask, sold at
35c. inventory price. lsc. YARD.
6O-inch All-Linen Table Damask, good
value at 45c.: inventory price. Zoe.
ei-inch All-Iinen Table Damask' were
S5c.: inventory price. 5yc.
2-yard wide. Heavy Scotch Table Da-
mask. newest designs. were Sl.25; IN
ventory price, 9Sc
SIS Dinner Napkins. all-linen. were $12o
dozen; inventory price, lsc.
Large Dinner Napkins. all-iinen, were
$40 a dozen; inventory price. Sl.l5.
All-Linen Fringed Doylies. were SOC.
dozen: inventory price. 2 l-2c. each.
White Marseilies Buffet Scarfs, yards
long real 25c. value; inventory price,
~ l-2c.
H0ney-Conb Bath Towels for &c.
Extra-Large Bath Towels, were 15c;
inventory price &c.
Fringsd or Hemmed Huck Linen Towels,
We're is Sc. inventory price lOc.
Hemstitched Huck Linen Towels, were
$50 inventory price is 2-3c.
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Orders for printing sent TO thu pi'p~'s"
Company will be siven prompt es'eH.y.1''
and the style OF work and prices w.
be sure 10 please you.
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ZINE WHITE-CHECK NAINsOO<, IN
yENToRY PRICE 21c. YARD.


From a hundred corners Of the stock,
thousands Of yards OF White Goods, for
a Slaughter Sale. Inventory demands
a clean sweep, no matter what the prices
were.
40-inch India Linon, real 1Oc. kind; in
ventory price, 3 S-lc
40-inch India LinOn, apron borders,
were u 1-2c. a yard; inventory price,
&c. a yard.
All the &c. Sheer India Linon, 40 inches
wide; inventory price, u lie.
Figured or Corded Pique. a good value
at 20c.; inventory price. u l-2c.
Real French Organizes. 2 yards wide,
were Doc; inventory price. 35c.
French Organizes, that were is and 2Oc.;
inventory price. 93-4c.
4S-inch French Organizes, were 35c.; In
ventory price, pc.
WHITE MARSEILLES BED-SPREADS,
COLORED DESIGNS IN CENTRE,
WERE $1.25 AND $3.50; INVENTORY
PRICE, 59c.
Double Bed-Spreads. heavy Honey Comb
or Marseilles, were &c; inventory
price. soc.
Double Bed size. Crochet Spreads, were
N2; inventory price. SIC.
Real Marseilles Spreads, such as sold
at $40 and 50; inventory price, 81.
ALL-WOoL FINE FANCY-COLORED
DRESS GOODS,
NEWEST FABRICS: INVENTORY
PRICE. Is 2-Sc. A YARD
There will be a lively selling of Colored
Dress Goods; inventory prices say so.
Serges and Cashmeres, that sold for
u IL to 20c., for Lie.
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DopBLE-wEIGHT BLACK RUsTLING
TAFFETA SILKS FOR 45c. A YARD.

The SILK stock is $4,000 larger than II
should be, Inventory must bring II oo"h
TO It's normal state. II price is any induce
ment. Step quick for bargains.
27-inch Figured Foulards, In pretty, ar
tistic designs gotten up for dressing
sacQues and house wrappers, inventor!
price, lie. yard. 60 80
Fancy plaid and Check Silks, this
springs newest illumination, all colors'
for S9c. en- an,
Fancy Two-Tone Taffeta Silk. illumi-
mated effects. for 19c.
Fancy Lining Satins, new stuffs; inven-
tory price, 2sc. e,,.
Pretty Black Gros-Grain Brocade SILK,
go down to SOC. this sale.
Black Silver-Sheen Satin Duchess 1or
CSC. a yard
Mourning Armure. 10 inches wide. an
extra-good quality. for 5sc. a yard.
Black Peau dc Sole for 15c. yard; never
sold for less than T.l9
Black Bayadere More Velour, entrely
new design. for $Ll9
PompadOur eros Grains. q inches VIDE,
now spring designs, for S9c. yard. =,
27-inch wide Black Double Twill, all
SILK Serge for 81 1-2c. a yard.
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| judgment. Lamb is yet in bed, but will
} recover.
( DELIVERED HIMSELF UP.
Late yesterday afternoon an excited
| man sprang from his horse and entered a
| store here. He told a friend a clerk in
| the store, that he had killed his father
| in-law. and wanted to surrender to the
Sheriff. In a few minutes he was in jail.
He is S. NJ. Browning, of Wake, who
lives almost on the county line between
Wake and Johnston. The man he killed
was b. c. Strickland. also a farmer, and
we'll known here. Browning says that
about daylight yesterday he was going to
his wild-turkey blind" and met Strick-
land in the road; that the latter cursed
him, drew a knife and cut him on the
neck and shoulder; that he then shot
Strickland; that no one saw the affair;
that Browning went home, told his wife
what he had done, and then hurried here;
that Strickland was a dangerous charac-
ter, and had killed two men, and that he
had made repeated threats to kill Brown
ing.
At Wilson Court the Social Purity
League showed what active work it IS
doing. Every woman who was known to
keep a disorderly house was before the
court yesterday, and were all convicted.
court that in future every man who rent
ed house to such women would be pro-
secuted.
TO REDUCE RAILROAD RATES.
The assertion is now made that the |
Railway Commission propose on the 18th !
To reduce passenger rates to cents Sc
cond-class and 2 IL cents first-class, on |
the principal lines in the State. Some |
persons think the reduction will be even /
greater. The commission has been spurred |
by certain officials to make sharp re-
duction.
Walter Fowler. a newspaper pressman |
here. was before the Mayor to-day for |
shooting at William Blake last night. The |
shooting occurred at or near Fowler's
house.
The Acknowledgement decides that the
State Board OF Education has control Of
swamp lands" where the tract Is under
2 600 acres, If the same has been surveyed
with a view to drainage and reclamation,
but If under 1900 acres and no steps TO-
ward reclamation have been made, then |
citizens may make entry of such lands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

Chemicura Complexion Soap, removes
tan, chaps, pimples and freckles.
price 1Oc per cake for &c. cake. 300
cakes Cohen's Popular sc. Cake Round
Soap for &c. cake. Best Household
Ammonia for &c. bottle. Violet Tai
cum Powder for sc. box. 15c. Clothes
Brushes for &c. Csc. Carriage Sponges
for 7c each 1.-TWO to buyer. lSc.
Chamois Skins for &c. each. All Odors
15c. Perfumes for &c. bottle. Genuine
Palm Soap for 1c. cake. Fairbanks
Fairy Soap. 2 lie. cake. Tooth
Brushes for &c. Hair-Brushes for lOc.
Witch Hazel &c. bottle. Good and
Fine Combs for Sc. each. The always
25c. Tooth Brush for 15c. Best Refined
Borax for Sc. package. Russell and
Ox-Blood Shoe Polish for sc. Col
gates Shaving Soap &c. 4-quart Hot
Water Bags for sec. Nail-Brushes,
ivory and wood, with handles, for
lOc. Cold Cream and VaselIne Soap. &c.
cake
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Figured Dress Fabrics, SS inches, and
all wool, sell regularly for b0c., will
be pc. a yard.
Beautiful Mixed Fanciess manufactured
Ladies' Cloth. in all shades, "a inches
wide. the SIC. grade. for 59c
All the handsome, bright Plaids, that
were 50 10 75c., for 81 lie.
French Broadcloth. in every conceivable
shade. the s1.S7 IL grade, for S5c.
yard.
FINE ALL-WOOL BLACK IMPERIAL
SERGE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

| Ladies' 2-Clasp or 4Button Dressed kic
| Gloves. wide or narrow embroidery, IN
Green. Brown, Blue Red, Black, and
White. 81 n pair now.
| Ladies' 4-Button Heavy Pique ian
Gloves. wide embroidery, now sl.2S a
pair.
Misses 2-Clasp Pique Gloves, in ran,
| Brown, and Red, heavy embroidery,
| 80, rs, and 81 a pair.
RIBBONS.
AI1-siIk satin Gros-Grafn Ribbon.
, from to 3 inches wide, worth 12a
and Ice, for BE. yard.
No. Z All-Silk Fancy Necktie Ribbon
for &c. q yard.
No. so All-Silk Double Face Satin Rib
bon, every shade, with corded edge,
for 39c. a yard.
No. 3 All-Silk Satin Ribbon; never sold
under Il lie, for 7-Sc. a yard
All-Silk Fancy Gloss-Stripe Ribbon
newest spring designs. for Is 2-Sc
STAMPED GOODS.
500 Stamped Centre-Pieccs, new de-
signs, full 20 inches square, &c. each.
Stamped Linen Picture-Frames newest
designs. usually 25c.. for 10c each.
24-inch Square Stamped and Hemstitch-
ed Centrepieces, usually 1oc., for Tc
Stamped Tray-Cloths, 1Sx27. for &c. each.
! lot Ladies' POO Linen Cuffs, size .
only, always 25c.. for &c. pair.
Innings.
Full Yard-wide RustIing Percn-
line for 4Ic. yard.
Dressmakers' Wigan for 3-4c. a yard.
25c. Black Back Figured Silesias for
II lie. a yard.
Il 1-2c. Blackjack Figured Silesias for
Sac. a yard
Best Cotton Moreen for 3-4c. a yard.
500 (only) yards Soft-Ffnish Silesias,
Black and Colors, for 7-Sc a yard.
Inventory brings hundreds of
overlooked
TOILET ARTICLES
to the surface. We make n price on
Fem.
&c. Bottle Scwing-Machine OIL for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
Clipped Prices for Everything


EMBRODERIES
price OF ini
printers ink but enough
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
Fair Ground improvements

Much work is in progress on
the Fair grounds in preparation
for the entertainment of more
thousands than have ever before
visited Rocky Ford on the occa-
sion Of the best fair in the stnte.
Carpenters are now at work Oil
the new Agricultural building
which takes the place of the tenn
porary alfalfa palace Of former
! yeas. This building will be 80
by 100 feet and will be situated
in the fine grove recently pur-
chased of Senator Swink. Just
west of the Agricultural building
will be erected poultry house Of
much greater size than heretofore
used. These two buildings will
ndd much to the Fairs facilities
f1r caring for exhibits and con-
duce much TO the comfort and en-.
joyment of visitors.
The truck hns been given into
the care of 1. ID. Hale who has
had it thoroughly graded and put
in better condition than ever be-
fore. Horsemen will find here
one of the very best tracks in the
stnte.
The most costly improvement
which will be made this year will
he the new grind stand, to be
built by II. W. English of Den
yer, president of the English
Lumber Co. 1t will be 40 by so
feet and contain seats for 100 peo-
pie. The construction will be far
superior to the ordinary grand
stlnd and will be highly oriInmen-
tai. The sents which are now
being made at Clinton. Iowa, will
in style and workmanship rcsem-
bic first-class church pews. The
entire structure will be handsome.
ly paint d unl the completed
building will be highly crcditnble
10 Mr.. English, the Fair manage
ment and Rocky Ford. Sents in
this stand can he reserved. 1t
will tfford facilities which will be
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
Your Friends in the Arm.
or NAVY,

Do you want a picture of their
ships, or of the cities they attack?
You can secure all this and more
by purchasing the newly issued
series of portfolios (in fifteen parts)
entitled "The American Navy,
Cuba and Hawaii. Nearly $50
large half-tone pictures of war
ships. cities, Havana, Santiago,
Honolulu, etc. forts, harbors,
batteries, rivers, plantations,-in
fact the very places where our
men have been and will be fight
ing. Also excellent portraits of
Dewey, Sampson, Schley and Lee.
All pictures accompanied by full
explanatory text and maps. Sin
gle parts ten cents; full set, $3.50.
Call at Santa Fe ticket Office. els
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14

greatly enjoyed by our visitors.
The water pipes leading to the
grounds have been put in perfect
order affording an abundant sup
ply of water and an excellent
pressure.
The main entrance will be
moved to the south and west, a
change made possible by the ad-
ditional recently purchased
grounds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

Notice is hereby given TINT there will hc ,
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Onruway Town nnd Land Company held NJ tj,t,
once or W.. bradbury. rooms b5 mud 50 Rail-
rnhh r.'h building Denver. Colo. at a::an. IN. ON
July III. ls!s. FOR the purpose OF considering
una ncting upon tho prUposii ion of paving Mi
thc debts OF the "rnpuny. winding IN lis nj.
,,rsi lnlrsi DISTRIBUTING Its assets or property nni
ulssolving the corporation. all In the manner
as by law provided. Also for tho purpCsr az
irunsnctinH any nnh all other business thut
may lawfully or properly come before the
meeting. AVERY MOOnH. Sec.
The ordwny Town and Land 20.
Suhc l5' 1875. ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
An Instructive and Interest
ing Horticultural Report.

To the Editor OF the Enterprise:
AS per request l write few
lines for the horticultural column.
The EARLY Richmond cherries
are oil ripe and gone. Late Rich
mond the same. English Morello
about all picked. Sweet cherries
and Montmorency gone. The
Wragg Just beginning to ripen:
All the above kinds were a full
crop.
kaspberries are being gathered
now; Black Caps are a full crop;
Red half crop.
A full crop of EARLY Harvest ap-
Piles is ripening. All kinds of ap-
Piles look well.
The blight is bad in many or
chards. The so-called blight cure
has failed to cure or even prevent
blight. 1t was especially recon-
mended to destroy all worms and
to be superior to spraying with
Paris green or London purple. AS
most of your readers in this coun-
ty know I sprayed once very thor
ough with the following mixture:
pounds blue stone,
pounds lime. a...
a pound Paris green,
45 gallons water
1 also used blight cure on n few
trees. On trees treated with blight
cure l used no other spray. To
sum up the results: Two weeks
ago I put bands of sacks on trees
to trap worms. One week ago
1 looked them over, keeping ac-
count OF worms killed. On one
row of Is trees treated with blight
cure we caught 1031 worn. On
the next row of IL trees west OF
that treated with my mixture, We
caught 100 worms. On row east
side 1Ol worms-1S tree in each
row.
I feel sure from this test that it
pays big to spray with Paris green.
1t looks like 1 had killed 8 out Of
every ten worms. l will go over
traps once a week during the sea-
son and shall report at next meet
ing of the horticultural society.
Fellow fruit-growers, it will pay
to use the bands on trees, and if
you expect to raise clean, fine
fruit you will have to spray first
and then trap.
The blight cure Co. have sent
me new lot of mixture to try. l
shall do SO and report at the next
meeting.
What am I doing for the blight? ?
l am irrigating and cultiv ating
just as if no blight had been visi-
BILE. l am not going to cut it out
until winter.
As Supt. Of the fruit depart
ment at the Fair l want to ask ev-
cry grower in the county to save a
sample of each kind of fruit he
raises and bring it in. If each
person will bring from one to 20
plates of fruit we will make n fine
display. l hope the county COM
missioners will appropriate 500
and appoint man to collect and
make fruit exhibit at the State
Horticultural Fair at Pueblo this
fall.
To those who set strawberry
plants this spring: Cultivate at
least once each week. Hoe with
garden rake. Irrigate often. Bed
the runners 30 they will take root.
Watch for the leaf roller and
destroy. j. II. CROWLEY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
Hail Insurance.

We are prepared to insure
against hail. Have good old-line
companies, and the rates are lower
than ever before. Call and see US.
STEELE & BEALL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14

Wall paper will be found in a
great variety Of patterns and very
cheap at Kearby's Drug Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE.

~ Pueblo. COlUfn'i0. June =. Is!tS,
a sufficient contest affidavit having been
lilcd IN this Office by Fred Warren. contcst-
ant. ayainst homestead entry Nh. 6lop, made
June ~. ls?D. for the = W Y, OF scction :tp
township ~ $. range SO W. by Lewis G. Wan
Horne. contcstcc: In which 1t Ii alleged thut
tho said Lewis {. Van Horne has wholly abnn.
dnned said tract: that he has changed his res
idcncc tlicrcfrom FOR more thnn ak months
since mnkinR said entry; that snid trnct is
not settled upon and cultivated bv said marty
rs required by law. TINT there IL no dwelling
mouse or improvements on raid land and np
cultivation whatever thereof nnd that snid
clninnnt has moi resided on said land Tor Mt
least hrc years last past and that sujd de-
tnh!ts exist Mt date hereof. Now, Therefore.
SAID phrtic. are hereby notified io appear,
n!icnat'Hn ut 10 o,clock. II. M on Sept. ~. iSGs
mciore inc register nnd receiver Mt the
United states Land Oncc In Pueblo Colo
Inc snid contestant having in u proper AMI
unvm. vm. hled June Z. 1s!s. set forth facts which,
show that after due diligence personal scr.
Vice ot this notice gan not be made. II il
;ncrcny orhcrcd and directed that such notics.
oc giScn by due md proper publication
"' JNo. IL. GOHDOS. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
Newspaper and Periodical
subscriptions.

Tho Enterprise Office IL prcparc IN .cpa
nfucis f,,r nny MnrHziuc ar phpc p,tbli.he,i
IN the United Staies. We cnn uru.r IL iur
YOU nj regular rates nhd save you all trouble.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-07-14
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

II you suffer from kidney. bladder or urin-
urine. .'Dr. Fcnncr's Kidney and Bncknchc
Cure" Is what you want. Bcd-wettinE by
children is generally cured by ono bottle Of
olsrcrardcd. many people doubling tho hon
csty or sincerity Of them. we therefore avoid
giving any here. but will furnish them on APP
plication to dealer whose name IL given
below. II not satisfied after using one bot
Tic your money will bc refunded by
i. W. Kearby.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-06
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Rent pianos from orion Bros.
Silver, 61h.

Rent pianos from orion Bros.
Fred Orion. piano tuner. 1o7 e. Bdwy.
A girl baby was born yesterday to the
wife of Nose Linz.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co., 119 North Main street.
Sombrero is Spanish for hat. Good
sombreros for s1.50. Boucher.
DR.. Norcross makes no charge for ex-
aiming the eye or fitting glasses.
A boy baby was born yesterday to
the wife Of ]. F. Cannon of Walker
VILE.
Any and all suits In our store are for
sale. We sell good ones for $40.
Boucher.
Mrs. L~oebinger will render the offer
tory at st. Patrick's church at IL
o'clock mass.
A son was born yesterday to the wife
of George Erickson of No. PA East
Quartz street.
Many new students at Butte Business
College. Demand for competent office
help still brisk.
Grand ball at Martin Turks hall. Lin
coin avenue, Meaderville. Sunday.
Good music. Admission free. Every
body invited.
Mrs. J.. c. Knudson OF Brigham. sis
ter of Mrs. F. N. Davis and the Misses
Sadie and Lottie Prichard. is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. Lawrence Harris, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Henrietta Pearse,
left yesterday for a visit of a couple of
months to California.
The views of Ireland with descriptive
lecture by the Rev. Eugene Sheehy of
Limerick are postponed until wednes-
day evening. when Maguire's opera
house will be crowded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-06
All one price. ose yard
Whose Corset Is Best Z?

It's a mooted question. but in the
clamor for first place. the claims and
counter claims. there must be some one
right and n great many wrong.
For HER MAJESTY'S" CORSET II
IL claimed n a no corset In the world
Is like it-that II Is so thoroughly well
made. so perfectly toned and so CAREFUL
ly moulded to the form that II cannot
break and positively will not change its
shape until practically worn to shreds.
Let those who wear HER MALES
TVS CORSET say whether or not
these claims are sustained by the cor
set.
That's the sort OF evidence upon
which to decide the corset question.
We Are Sole Agents for Butte.