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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

HAS YUUK ADVERTISEMENT OF
LIS Luis FOL ALI mar other val of you da1y life ean nen,o,e5
~M~ an son nm1 10 Is or Is cents wl lott We guarantee yu a answer
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

FOR SALE-A GOOD SECOND HAND
Singer Machine will be sold cheap for
cash. SO East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

WANTED TO RENT A SECONI,
| hand cash register. Enquire 80 West
| Granite street, City.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

FOR SALE-GOOD SINGER MACHINE
cheap. Upstairs, 72O Utah avenue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

LOST-A HORSE AND CART FROM
the corner of Montana and Park, color
of horse sorrel with name cut off. The
finder will please report to the Inter
Mountain office. j. A. Mcdonald.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

FOR SALE--1S ROOM LODGING
house, newly fitted up $650.O0 Reid &
Kennedy, 3 W.. Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

wANTED-OLD IRON. BRASS. cC:r.
per. rubber and T rails at highest cash
prices. Correct weight guaranteed
Zeeve Junk Co. 35S South ARIZONA
street. P. G. BOX csc. Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

F r r r N TN ICELY FURNISHED
house six rooms and bath. Call at IS w.
Park.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH STEAM
heat, So a week. Ternell house, 613
South Utah.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07
SPECIALISTS

MADAME ISADORE DEWITT. PALM.
list and Magnetic Healer. Cures drink.
tobacco, morphine habits. ETC.. etc. 21s
West Park st.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

foI RENT-SEvEN-ROOM MODERN
outage. SO7 West Granite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

'oR RENT NICE THREE-ROON
house, South Idaho alley, $12.5 so. Thomp-
sun investment Co, 4S East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN a
new block. 205 South Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
ENTERS
BERINC SEA

According 10 letter from Dutch
harbsr. via sltka. dated June -. the
advance guard u the Alaska sum.
mer feet has already gathered in the
north. half dozen vessels having
arrived between June - and June -
The only enc If the revenue cutter
fleet 70 reach Dutch harbor this year.
was the Bear. which arrived about
June 4. and left shortly afterwards
Tor the Siberian coast The steAm
schooner Aibiou was also In port the
same time a. the hear. and left for
the siberian coast for reindeer. The
steam schooner Del Sort- has made
on trip from Dutch haFbor to Seal
islands. for the Alaska Commercial
company. and left early IN June Tor
81 Michael and Cape Nome The
small steam schooner Discovery.
which left Seattle on June arrived
In Dutch harbor June ~, She all
viii make tri-weekiy trips through
aus che summer from st. Michael to
Care Nome and Goiofuln hay. The
Portland. from san Francisco. vas.
on June -. Al Dutch harhor. waiting
for kioadike treasure and miners
who were expected down the river
at any time. The letter which gives
the above news. states that the
Rasnoks's passengers got the Caps
Nome fever. and that quite a mum
her intended leaving the ship at the
nsw diEglnEs There II considerable
talk n the north about Norton sound
tusning cut very rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
SUMMER PLANS
OF BAPTISTS

The Baptist Young Peoples union
% Western washington IL already
making preparations for the second
annual summer assembly 70 be held
at n. chautaaara. on vashan Isl
and. August 10 II The officers Of
the difrerrnt societies have been hard
at work arranging programs. aud
some Of the best talent ootainabie
has been engaged 20 glve lectures
covering many highly interesting.
instructive and practical subjects.
The committee on the program
have not ret completed their fuli
quota 81 speakers for tire work %
the assembly. bat authorize us to
announce the following named
speakers as amenx those who shah
lecture and preach at the assembly
DR.. O. W. Van Osiel viii sivs ten
lectures; Journeys Ia the I&fc ~
Christ" DR.. blackburn will give
four lectures on The Church In the
First Three Centuries" Or. naid-
win gives three lectures; Dr. Smith.
i've. Rev. W. G. Jones. three. and ~
10 expected that there will be ave
lectures by Prof. O. :. Jones There
Will be special addresses BY Dr.
blackburn. Or. W. y Taylor. %
Dayton. ohiei Hon G. = shank. Rev
l. J. Sawyer and others Thers viii
be two grand concerts. August sth.
Friday. will be Temperance Day.
August sth. Tuesday. Endeevar Day.
August 18th. Friday. Grand Army
Day. The afternoons. except the
special days. VIII be free. A unique
feature 10 ia be the Young Peoples
Hour. II 70 TO laos each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07

he says. In view OF the fact that
Seattle n the place Of meeting OF the
National W G. r ~. convention IN
October, It has occurred 10 as that
white ribhancra generally might like
to know little more Of this Western
country, It's houndleau resources, ana
especially Of this city"
AdVlres received from san Fran
cisco this morning. state that ". H..
Baker, wanted Ia Boston Tor cmhUz-
element, gave Inspector Morrisscy
the slip near the foot 81 Market
street, In San Francisco last night.
while they were on their way t. the
Oakland ferry, Tho police force at
Han franelHco were at once notined.
but no clue as 10 Bakers hiding
place has yet been obtained.
A letter received by =. q. Me-
Mieken, from A. n. Gray. general
traffic manager ~ the North Ameri-
can Trading a Transportation COM
pany. announces that the steamer
Roanoke. which sailed from here
June 9, arrived at Dutch hnrbor June
IN. The letter states thst -ref.orts
are current that there Is no ZEE IN
tho Hering sea, and that the steamer
pei Norte had just returned from st.
George and -. Paul islands There
was also no ice IN Norton sound
The letter also states that the
steamer Excelsior and Alliance arr
rived al Dutch harhor on June 10,
and that the Portland had also ar.
rived the day previous No news
had been received Of ths Garonne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07

BUILDING Is
STILL ACTIVE

That the building activity IL In
ereaslnE IN Seattle. IL shown BY the
number - building permits isnued
in June compared with those Or 1rs-
vlous months Tire number Of per.
mita issusi last month WAS isa. with
a total valuation - tiot ssi. TIE
number issued IN May was is9. With
a valuation ~ SIS. ESQ. The permits
Issued IN June srv as follows Alter
atsons y. value t2i.ets. moving 9,
value ttd9. repairs %. value tasts;
one story frames ~. value tiaa5t.
ous and enc-half story frames 8.
value tStk0, two story frames ts.
value fte. 07s. thrcs story frames /,
value tsooe. tNe story brick /. valued
sic 90. miscellaneous to. value sifts
The total number % permits Issued
from January 10 July I, we're 81.
with a total valuation % t8tI.f11.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
Can GET
No MINT
SeattIe's Hopes
Dashed.
------=s-------
GOVERNMENT HAS ENOUGH NOW
Such 10 the Statement Of Assistant
Secretary Of the Treas.
ssy vsndes'ip.
GOVERNMENT HAS ENOUGH VOW

There WI be no changes Of i'm
portance In the Seattle assay ONCE.
II Is perfectly equipped In every re-
apcct. II IL in charge Of officials
who thoroughly know their business,
and II r.. In fact, one Of the best
Offices OF Its kind In America"
Assistant Secretary Of the Treas-
ury =. a. Vandcrllp, who arrived in
the city last evening. made the above
statement 10 a Star reporter shortly
after yislt 20 the assay office this
morning
The object Of Hr. vanderlip's visit
west IL to inspect the several assay
Offices and mints throughout the
country. slight reduction In the
charges Of some Of the assay Offices
has been recommended By him In
order to make them uniform with
the charges made In New York. II
Is altogether likely that az a result
Of Mr.. vanderlip'H visit here. miners
will now get One-elghth Of a cent
per- ounce more for their gold. as ne
has decided that a reduction IN the
charge for exchange should amount
to this figure. Mr.. Vanderlip speaks
In high terms o. praise about the
assay office here.
'rhe large amount OF gold coming
to Seattle from the north Is attract
ing great attention IN the East %
said afr. V9nderlip this morning As
Seattle's assay office was one 81 the
last ESTABLISHED. all the Improve
ments made In recent years IN older
ofieos were used in connection with
this one. The amount Of business
transacted since its establishment
has far exceeded our expectations.
n Mas attracted the attention OF
Eastern capitalists. and IL perhaps
ono OF the best advertisements that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07

your city could get. I have aaecr-
tained that the most cordial rsias
lions exist between the officials at
the assay office and the city banking
lnFittuiions This Is one Of the best
tests have II the efficiency of the
Office. Several governments assay
ofices have in recent years been eH-
tahlished Ia the West. but none per-
hapa have edusled IN Importance the
one here, neadwead office Was "A
disappointment 10 u.s.
Mr. Vandcfllp was asked what the
prospects weru for the establishment
Of mint Ia Seattle. lie did not
agree with Congressman I'm ia re-
gard TO the need ~ such an institute
tion IN seattle we have now mints
at Philadelphia, New York, san
Francisco. and Denver" said Mr..
Nanderlip, and We really do not need
another one can't blame your cit
laens for agitating for one. a. Il
shows spienii1 SE4errrisa en theft
part. bat can state definitely that
Seattle win not have a mint. We
are now building one al Denver. and
with the one az san Francisco tho
government considers that the West
i well supplied.
Another city on the coast Port.
iand-hss also made demand FOR
ths establishment Of a gold inntitu-
tlon. They want an assay oiiice. but
We consider that Seattle can handle
all the business that comes to the
Northwest
MIR, Nandrrllp has not been In Sc
attic for 10 years, and he says Il Ia
taking him some time to really Gem
prchend the elty'a marvellous EraNth
aud evident prosperity. Seattle a.
a wcll-knoWn name IN the East he
said Capitalists are turning their
attention, and money In this direc.
ton. and l predict Tor seattle an
uninterrupted period u prosperity
Il II a healthy young giant. aud u
u growing "a rapidly that daa't
think your own cltikens fully realise
what il ls bound TO BE- 10 years from
now
Mr. Nandsrilp Ia leaving for spo-
kane this afternoon. lie with then
continue his inspection at Helena
Mont. while Ia the city he was a
guest at the Hotel nutier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
SHORTAGE
ALLEGED
Against Treasurer
c. @. Void
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OF THE ORDER OY FORESTERS
Accused OF $751; Deficit Ia Funds
By Mis- Brethren Warrant
hss Seen issued.
OF THE ORDER or FORESTERS

A complaint was filed In Judge
Cams court this morning chargins
G. q. Void. treasurer u Excelsior
Court No. Il. Order Of Foresters.
with the emheHHismcnt % tihT II the
lodge funds. THE books % the lodge
were Inspected yesterday. and Void
was held for the shorSaEy. The come
plant was sworn cut by Alexander
Nivin. one u the trustees ~ the ord
or. Mr.. Void j. manager ~ the Coz
operative Printing company, and
well known In this city. lie has
held the position 81 treasurer q the
F'erestsrs Tor three years, and va
rious members Of ths order who
have hecn asked In regard 70 Nold's
crime. seem surprised. and state they
have always held him in tho highest
esteem, Mr. Noli Is also publisher
OF the Washington Workman and
prominent member % the A. .. u.
W.
II was learned this afternoon that
Mr. Void was treasurer Of the order
under certain conditions. lie had
charge OF all the funds and the right
OF Investment was with bin.
Late this afternoon a warrant was
issued for Void.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
AN EDITOR .
FOR ALASKA

Steamer niriEo. Capt, Roberts.
sailed Last evening for Lynn canal
ports. She had ON board large
amount Of mail matter marked for
Dawson. ncnnett and points along
the Lower Yukon. Among her pas
aengrrp was y. u, WtHhaar former
- editor OF the skaEway Daily Al
aaksn lie IL going to Dawson,
where he viii assume an important
position oa the Dawson Daily News.
publication which has recently
been established,
capt J. A. Richie, marine man
ager Of the Canadian Development
company. was another passenger on
the piriEo. The passenger Hat Is
as follows; X. dantE. y pimish. &.
RirEer. Mrs ". y. Miller. Miss NJ.
Miller 4. ~ winhRar. Miss l.. uib-
son. y. W. Mondeil and wife. J. Sew
eranec. Capt, J. A. Richie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
DOMESTIC TIFF
IN FREMONT

The facts concerning an unfortun-
ate domestic affair which occurred
In Fremont lately. have lust come 20
light through the statements Of Po-
lice omcrr iirrcse. II Fremont Late
yesterday afternoon a complaint Was
sworn OUT before Judge Cam, eharF-
ing J v. Diamond iahoreF %
Fremont. with threatening 20 xiii his
wife. airs. Lucy Diamond The prin.
cipal witness for The complainant u
Mrs. y J Young. a widow. who also
lives NJ Fremont
A statement IN regard "a the
trouble Nas obtained from oncer
Hrveso this morning. and 10 a. fol-
lows Several seeks hgo." said
orlcsr brcess. Diamond aud hts
wife we're living happily together
lie worked az day laboref and
she ran a iodEinE house. A Mrs
Young came 60 Mrs. Diamond and
asked for work az an assistant In
houseWofk. ard ahs was employed.
She commenced 10 make trouble be-
tween the husband and wife. aud ~
la alleged soon had considerable
power over Mrs, Diamond. She ad-
vised her mistress TO get a divorce
from her husband. and actually
brought her into tho city TO have
proceedings started.
MIR. Diamond heard Of this. and
Immediately ordered Mrs. Young out
.os his home. using, Il - alleged.
threatening language. Mrs. Young
then swofs out a complaint aEsinE;
Diamond. do not think there ~
any truth IN the report that Diamond
threatened 60 hill his wife. have
known Diamond for several years
and worked with him. Iic 10 a quiet
man. and never has had trouble With
his wifc before, This Mrs Young
was the cause ~ the trouble. and no
blame should be attached to Dia-
mond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
GEO. CARMACK
HAS TROUBLE

0eerEs carmsck. the discovcrsr Of
the klandlke. who arrived from the
north some time aEe with his Indian
wife. Is. according TO ali report.
most unhappy mortal today. lie Is
staying az the Seattle Las, night.
Shsn he entered his room. MS spouse.
who - a hlx strong woman. assault
81 him. Il Ia stated. for some real or
fancled grievance.
Cafmaek'a cheek was cut open. and
ne was In a bad way when the hotel
people rescued him from the clutch
IS % his Infatuated wifc. Police OH
ers were called IN. but the matter
was hushrd up BY the parties mast
concerned. Carmaek refused Ia be
Interview. and Mrs Carmack ls
mot At home to-day 10 anyone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
CAPTURE OF
TWO CROOKS

An Important capture was made
this afternoon BY Detective Nike
Powers and Police Officer Kelly.
william Dunn ami Thomas Lyons.
old lsilhlrds. wsrs gathered In on
charge ~ Fobhlng a. l.. Valentines
residence at Lanara street and
Denny way on July 4 The men
we're caught IN the act % selling a
diamond ring and n gold watch
Some Of the stolen articisa-,o a
secondhand dealer on Main street.
TIE men took 20 their heels when
the officers appeared. but were
speedily captured Dunn has served
time In Waila walIa and in San
Quentin. Lyons served a three year
term at walla wAlfa for burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
-
lUNA'S SlAYERS
ACQUITTED

MANILA. July T--Tha slayers Of
Luna have been acquitted on the
grounds 81 self-edefense. according
to sdviees received teday from the
Filipino headquarters in the north.
where the trial was held The vel
depes revealed 4 plot 70 kin ARuin-
aldo and TO make Luna dictator. II
n believed that the court. in fndlnE
for acquittsi. acted directly under
AEuinaldo's instructions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
KILLED THE FIRST
MAN HE MET

wEATHERFoRD. o. T.. July T.
Alderman G. II. Grifiths. = prounln-
ent citizen here. Was murdered by
Dan Aahby last midnight AHhhy
had been drinking and started down
Main street with knife In hand. say
ms he was going to kill somebody.
He met Griaiths and. without warm
ing. plunged the knife into him.
Ashoy was removed to Araphoe to
avoid lynchlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
Consider ManyDeep
Subjects
IN CONNECTION WITH MiNkIND
Observation-Disclosures Is . Small
Word In Their hsnds iss
linguistic sample

President Stephen u. L. Ponrose.
81 whitman college. delivered a lee
ture last night before the meeting u
the state Pathological association. at
Plymouth church. His subject was
"a Philosopher Dream The ad-
dress was along the line Of an ideal
republic as portrayed in Pisto's Re-
public" a fair audience was pres
ent. and a deep interest was mani
Tested.
This morning the association met
In the room Of the board ~ educa-
ton. The papers presented were all
scholarly and instructive. This ar
ternoon meeting II being held In
the chamber Of commerce rooms.
The days program was as follows:
"Moliere's Attitude Toward the
Caste System Of Society OF His
Time" James W. Cooper. 4. NJ. fCol-
umbia). Professor Of Modern Lang
uaEeH. whitman College. waiia Wal
la
Scientific German. Latin and
French" Gard papcr). Charles A.
Barry. Professor Of Modern Lang
uaEes. state Agricultural College and
school OF Science. Pullman.
Norwegian National Character.
as Seen In the Folksong.' Rev. NJ. A.
Christensen. u. a. Uuther). Nor
Special sale--Fine notepaper. in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

At the Seattle Mining Exchange
today. the largest number attended
since the opening. the crowd reach
Ing to the sidewalk The excite
ment on the stock market was in
tense The quotations and bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
BUILDING PER MiTs.

Building permits were issued to-
day to 3. r. Dixon for repairs 10
residence In Denny a Hoyt's addi-
tlon to cost $500. A. q. Kecne for
alterations at as Twenty.third av-
enue. To cost 1900: Dr. n. l.. Burk-
hart 10 build two story frame resi-
dence at isa2 Thirteenth avenue. to
cost 1880; n. W. Padiey for ai,era-
tons At bi2 Tenth avenue. to cost
500; u. ID. Foster, for repairs Al bi2-
81 Tenth avenue south. 90 cost $40.
--g----------------
Morn Drug Co., fifth and Pike.
FERMENTATION k44aasalfsfa fHBuna PIN "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
ALONG THE WHARvES

Steam collier ProKreso. Capt. Mon
roe. sailed last evening for San
Francisco. The CEarina. Capt. Sea
men. sailed this morning with caal
for the same port.
The steamer Cleveland sailed yes
tsrday from San Francisco for Sc
attic. She has of late been oper-
sting 70 Manila as a government
transport. Tho Cleveland Will here
after ply between Seattle and san
Franeiaco in the service Of the Kruse
Steamship company
Schooner Myrtle has arrived from
Cape F1attery with 1000 pounds Of
haiibut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07

The market gardeners around Par
IL cultivate the dandellon on a large
scale. and seil lt for good prices
IN the market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07

Ladies' hne light eoiorcd Pereale
Wrappers. three rows OF pretty
white braid. put on like above cut.
long tight hitting waist. finely
faced front. turned arms. seams
al loek-rtiehed sfsea. handsome
pattern. ti.f9 value. special sale
price. ti.OO each.
I.adios' nne iiRht-colored Lawn
Wrappers, pretty white braid and
embroidery trimmed yoke and
back. faced. front tight nttinr,
waist lining. beautifully finirbed
throughout. wide bouncing on
skirt. s. 90 value. special sale price.
$50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07

M'kihH lfhAH1AAh 'HhiNHf iHHHitA'sf
els, Seattle.
Department Of English.
Theological Terms In oid Eng
lish," Albert ", t.gge. rh. - John
Iiopklnul. Professor Of English.
State Agricultural college and school
Of Science. Pullman.
THE Bcnauoua Elements In Poet
ry." william -. Lyman. A. NJ evil
llamsJ, Professor OF History and
.Civica. Whitman College. waila
Waiia.
THE uEe OF the Anglo SAXON Par
ticles In Modern English read by
Mt iegge.
Some English Idioms In the Light
81 Anglo aakonH." otto A Hauer-
bach. a. -. tKnoxl. Professor 81
English and oratory. Whitman col
iege. walia walla.
Department OF Comparative phil
ology.
The Evolution Of the Science OF
Language Dnripe the 10Th rca.asY z,
Hiersh.sl II. GanioRtrn. Tacoma
study 81 Technical Legal Phrase
olagy in Exodus s0-22 with its bear
ing on the history of The adminiHtra-
ton Of Justice in Israel" REV. Hen.
jamln & Winchester. A. ~. Cwll-
itamH1. u. y. (cbieaRo Theological
Seminary. Pastor Congregational
church. snohomish.
Educational Forces" ~. X.
Moore. Attorney at Law. Tacoma.
This afternoon che session IL be-
ing held at the chamber Of com
m-rce. and the following 10 the order
Of the exercises;
Department Of Commerce and Ling
uirtry.
Address. lion. Milo A. Root fmsn-
Der Of Seattle Har and Chamber OF
eDmmsfec).
Spanish How ono Year Has
Vastly Increased it's Importance and
Value TO the Citizens OF the United
States" Prof Harry
The Peruvian Amazon" Alex W
Thornley, formerly with Paul Mour-
raille a Bros. HqulioH. Peru. Ia
coma
Commercial Spanish Language Of
Central ana Eonth American Repub-
lies" tRseond paper based on United
states consular reports ana the bull
iefins 81 the Bureau Of American
tspubllcr). Charles A. Barry. Pull
man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

At the Northwestern Mining EN-
change today. only n few sales were
made. Stocks were quoted. and the
bids were;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07

THIRD AVENUE ruEATER
tTonighD stewards Comic Players.
la "CaHey's Troubles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-07
So Cool and Comfortable
.....AkDa....
Perfect Fitting

How can you sell them so
cheap Are the remarks we hear
every day about our Ladies Wrap
pers. If you are not already pat
ron, we want you to call and get
acquainted with this department.
Here are some wrapper specials that
should receive your careful inspection.