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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
AS TOLD BY THE TINES
CORRESPONDENTS IN
NEOSHO AND WILSON
COUNTIES---..--.---
EARLTON.

Bert Adams spent a couple of days
| in lola.
Alec Barnes and family visited with
MIS-. Nuss last Sunday.
Harry Wilson and family visited
with Charles Umbarger,
There was meeting at the Catholic
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Ogdcn's family have moved in
to the house belonging to Mr.. Ocker.
Wednesday Jan. 25.-Another light
snow Monday, but the weather is plea
SAINT now.
Mrs. Rae and two sons. who live
near Shaw, were in town last Satur-
day afternoon.
q. w. Adams and Fl. A. Brown took
trip up northeast Of Chanute last
Sunday afternoon.
Ed Miller came and took his little
daughter Pearl, who has been staying
at Mrs. .Schimd's for several days,away
with him.
There was quite a social gathering
at the home Of Miss Hattie Lopemans
last Saturday evening; everybody had
a good time.
Gold McHugh, daughter of the Rev.
McHugh, has been quite sick with
pneumonia fever for several days, but
Is better at present.
Quite number of young folks went
to Center to church last Sunday eve
ming; Rev. McHugh is still carrying
the meeting on at that place.
Fred Jones, our prominent young
Doctor and Miss Fannie Winan, tea
cher Of the Turkey Creek school, took
supper with @. G. BOman, teacher of
the Rural school.
Our town looked like a regular husi
ness metropolis last Saturday. Peo-
pie came from every direction; the
streets were crowded and the clerks
in the stores were terribly rushed to
wait on customers.
George Sellmanbargcr and wife
spent several days visiting with old
acquaintances In this vicinity. Both
Vuo yOuHS pcople are Wcll huOWu anu
highly respected, and we wish them
much joy and happiness.
There was a lecture given at Cranes
Hall last Thursday evening. The
topic was the Rise and Fall Of Man"
The speaker was Mr.. Johnson Of our
town. He did justice to the topic;
from what we heard it was grand
There has been a good deal of mis-
chief going on around and in this vici-
nifty, such as cutting harness and
damaging buggy tops, while the own
ers were in the curch listening to the
gospel. Better take little advice
and be little scarce or maybe there
will be somebody else that will be en-
jGying the fun too.
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SURPRISE.

Last Saturday night while ]. E.
Plummer was busy getting his Sunday
school lesson and Mrs. Plummer was
finishing washing her supper dishes,
they were alarmed by Il musical noise
at the front door. Mrs. p. told Uucle
Joe Che is now 61 hence the familiar
terml to see what was up. When he
pseped out he saw such a vast assem-
hinge OF hu,1anity as to almost para
lyze him.
They wer ushered in. and as elch
Que carried bundle or parcel Of some
kind, it needed no speech from fore
man Poppino TO inform him that this
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
Farmers Institute Program.

The institute will be opened on
Monday, Jan. 30, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, by prayer.
Opening address z. T.
PoStlethwaite.
II m.-General discussion on bene-
fits of farmers Institutes. Led by N.
w. Henry and w. j. Walker.
1870 p. m.-Reading in the home
Miss Luna Edwards.
2p. m.-Experlments in small fruit
culture-Agricultural College Profes-
S0r.
Experience in raising fruit. w.
Wheatley, A. Baird, Walter Truitt,
E. r. Stone.
Monday evening, 7.30-Music.
Sp, m.-Protits of poultry raising
e. P. Bodle, j. P. Gone, Discussion,
TUESDAY.
10 a. ni.,Experiments ia raising
tame grasses - Agricultural College
Professor.
Questions.
II a. m.-Cattle raising-A. P. Glib
son. Discussson-H. Montague, Geo
B. Balch, Chas. Foetish.
WEDNESDAY,.
80 p. m.-How to make good use
of prosperity-Dr. j. r. Jones.
2p. m.-Hog raising and feeding
@. s. Nation. Discussion-Jno. N.Y.
ers, j. G. Biles, A. G. Maxwell.
2:30 p. m The relation of sun and
air to the productiveness of the soil.
d. M. Matsler.
3 p. m.-Experiments in feed and
feeding-Agricultural College Profes-
Sor.
Questions.
Business meeting.
z. T. POsTLETHwAITE,
}. r. FRANCIS, Sec. Pres.
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CHANUTE, KANSAS, JANUARY II. 1899.
Cali Laws in the Statute Books Shall be Enforced Staney

was his birthday and these people, his
comrades, friends and neighbors and
that they had come to do him honor.
Mrs. Plummer was mixed up in the
scheme to surprise chubby" and enjoy
ed the scheme as we'll as any one pres
ent
She had cooked up all kinds of nice
things and with what the neighbors
brought along succeeded in setting as
fine a spread as anyone could desire.
During the evening Rev. G. w. Staff
ord in behalf of those assembled pres
ented Uncle Joe very handsome um-
brella and cane combined and mann
moth nustache cup and saucer on
behalf of himself and Mrs. Stafford
1t was almost Sunday when the
crowd dispersed voting that they had
spent very pleasant evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs. Linville,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Arthurs, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Popping, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Golaw, Mr.. and Mrs. I. I. Light, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Neyhard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac1ary, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Mahaffey, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Nation, Mr., and Mrs. Byers;
Mesdames J. B. Beatty and Penrose;
Messrs. Chas. Wilson, Crews Jewell
and G. NJ. G.. Gray.
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LEAN MA.

Monday Jan. 23.-Earl Reed has
been very sick for few days.
Fred Haymaker has commenced
plowing.
Little Attic Afford is very sick with
pneumonia.
Elder T. ]. Afford preached at Fair
view Sunday night.
John Kelso of Els'nore was in town
few hours Sunday.
Miss Anna Dunningan is visiting
relatives at Trent and st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. e. Reed visited at
Humboldt few days last week.
Several young folks from Leanna at
tended the spelling school at Boman
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Purghart, Bertha
StoclZing and Bertha Reed visiting
at Rbllin Sunday.
Z Jher through our mistake or the
printer's. Hiss Harris was looked for
at luIs place next Saturday, when it
should have been Sunday.
The farmers have been somewhat
excited lately over the prospect of a
railroad from Ft ScCtt to Chanute,
which il lain according to the old
saryey, VIII pass directly through our
neighhurhood. This would be grand
thing for the farmers around Leanna.
The spelling school last Wednesday
evening was very poorly attended ow
ing TO sickness in the neighbor'n
and another spelling school at Garfield
Dist Meta Afford was the mpiOn
spe Ter. After recess a very interes-
ting program was rendered bY the
scholars
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
COURT HOUSE NEWS,
PROBATE COURT.

Eliza V. Bell, Administrative of the
estate OF Fl B. Bell, deceased, files in
ventory and appraisement, amounting
to $6998.67, which was approved, and
the said Administrative filed a bond
for Sl5, 900, which was also approved.
In the matter OF the estate Of Olaf
Oleson, deceased, the hearing of the
petition for selling real-estate was set
for Feb. Is, 1899.
Anna Allen appears and makes affi-
davit of the the death Of I'll. ]. Allen
and asks to be appoihted admins
tratrix of the estate, and it is ordered
by the court that she is hereby ap-
pointed Administrative OF said estate.
]. L. Sewell was granted a permit
to sell intoxicating liquors.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
Real Estate Transfers.

Louis Fink to John Hennessy wd lot
blk II Thayer. er........................
Louis Fink to John j Hennessy wd $50
$50 IT in seA 19-28-1S. S....................
Chas Milliken & wife to Sophia Thomp
son wd se1l SEX 81 28 IL q lots q DIX
Urbana. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SW Brewster executor to C. c Davis &
g Merritt lots ~ & 10 blk q New Chicago
Neosho County to Santa Fe Invest; Co.
tar lot blk Is lot IL blk 10 lot l2blk .
20 lot blk II Evergreen Park.........-
WV Reed to Mrs NJ J Reedy wd u al in =.
sen sek 8-21-18.. 8.........................
w w Heed TO Mrs N J Reedy wd lot
blk 36 Ne W Chicago. go.................... lV
II H Smith to D r Deem wd lot & west
20 1T lot blk Herrens add to Stark. Y
Alma Phillips & hus to Nora Mont:
gomery wd so 145 It blk Carpenters :.
add to Chanute. e......................''. o.
s Reed to Jane N Mckinney wd lots =,
q 5 blk 27 New Chicago. o................ u
A N Sailors 4 wife to Zetta Meeker yd
lot Il blk Winans' Prospect Hill add a.,
to Chanute. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
JE Dobbins to VIM Ashcraft wd und =,
5-16 nek 9S0-21 less 10 acres .......... 81
Dartmouth Saving Blk to Nelson Dannef-
or wd lot Q blk % New Chicago. u
Mercantile Mutl B & L Asson to Nelson
Diameter wd 81 Z $50 II In SEX ap2'-lS lU-
Ellen Plummer & hus Rufus Bennett wd
und y lots 3 blk Eby's add lots 10
20 n blk Stark lots s Il 8 blk Herr =,
ems adc c....,..'.....'''''' '.'''''''''' ~
W. Clifton to Annie S Is Sailors wd Q
10 II & in lot blk Hybargess' add
to Stark k......................
James Herren to W Clifton wd lot Il
blk 3 Stark. .........:..:..:....
Sarah Haywood hus to Annie l. Quinn
wd lots & "a 81 neA & nwk east NJ -,
K& T Ry 1-2819. ................ ....... ~
ii Case Thresh Mch Co to Jno W-Young
wd lots 8 10 to IS blk II Mission. y
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
How to Prevent Pneumonia.

You are perhaps aware that pneu-
monia always results from a cold or
from an attack of la grippe. During
the epidemic of la grippe a few years
ago when so many cases resulted in
pneumonia, it was observed that the
attack was never followed by that dis
ease when Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy was used. It couuteracts any ten
dency of cold or la grippe to result
in that dangerous disease. 1t is the
best remedy in the world for bad colds
and Ia grippe. Every bottle warrcnt-
Id. For sale by an druggist
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
A TALE
OF TWO
COUNTIES

To CORRESPONDENTS on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with the name of your To-
cality; get items here by Tuesday
when possible, but in no case later
than Wednesday; sign your name to
items, not to be used in paper, but as
matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this office
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27

The Chanute Building and Loan
Association will open a NEW Sc
RIES JANUARY 1st, 1899, and at
the beginning of every quarter there
after.-L. ROsenthal, Pres; A. n. Al
len, Sec.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
DISTRICT COURT.

W. w Junkin vs.. T. P. Leach; suit
to recover mortgage property.
Pettyjohn & Co. VS.. Ida K. Brant
ct al; foreclosure.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

The county commissioners will meet
Monday. Jan. 80, 1899, to let contracts
for the construction of the lsett levee.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Willis Packwood, Parsons, ,.............2 .26
Clara Pearl Parrett, Parsons. ....19
Jas E. Smith, Savonburg. g....................2S .2S |
Ette E Fowler, Savonburg .......... .....Z3
&C. G. Medford, Chanute te.....................N |
Jamie NJ Mcfarland, Chanute, ............1 .13
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27

J. b. Beatty is a Notary Public and
Justice of the Peace. If.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27
FOrSale.

For Sale.
Thoroughbred Duroc shoats Of both
sexes. All extra fine.
J. w. SHEPHERD.
Chanute, Kan.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-27

N. w. henry says ne has some
choice bargains in realestate just
now. TT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Cohen's Is the Black Goods Safe
guard.

The selling met hod you quarter to haif me
price for only the most superior goods These TO be sod
Monday , % - ,,ord
from sec - - , 49,, 49,, ,o.. 80
fects iSc per yard-sold TO sc.
$3.50 Extra Heavy, Long-Haired Camers-Hair Cloth Tor
A-Wooi Herringbone Cloth, 5O-inch Atwood Granite
Cloth 46-nch Handsome Embossed Jacquards, sold up 10
75c for SIC. the yard. 49, , - $50. o. 70 .. ,,
Handsome All-Snk and Wool Crepons cost SZOo 10 I'M
port 81 90 pei Yard. g.. o. uor yard
$50 grade 5s-nch-ong Nap Homespuns for sg per yaru'
Atwood Hard-Twistei Storm Serge ah-Mo9i Nene-
tan Cloths standard SEC. grade for O9c per yaIu
Handsome Satin-Finished I}erber Cloth extra woe;
Pure Aohar Wavelette Seians' SSc graue' lor ~ Pe
yard. ,,,.,. l,...or. .ba
81 grade Csc. the yard. 800, -, - -.
Figured Bradford Cloths wide doublefold soid up 10
29c per yard. for l5c the yard
All Wool 3s-inch Imperial Serge 35c. per YARD 49,
Hard Twisted Railway Cloth, English l)agonai 1Weeus'
4O-nch Homespuns, for 25c.-worth double
Wide Doubefold Figured Moharettes excellent Black,
good &c 23c. grade, for sf<e: per yard
FROM 10 TO 1880 O'CLOCK -, r. -
Wrench Blisered and Figured Crepons worth "c' PSF
yard. for BIG the yard.
FROM II 80 TO Y O'CLOCK
zO-nch English Tweed for l9c. per yard
FROM TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
Pure Mohair IS wide 81 grade for Coo per yard
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A great exhibit of COIored Dress
Fabrics with many surprise prices.

~ Tress-Goods buyers time Is spent among the looms.
Tho newest and pretest fabrics of the season ou5n
special under-priced Dress Goods 10 DIlhs e'ei' N
from all over town to this store .1,...t.- =,
Cloth Paids all the best ana neWe s "
colors importer 4Sc.; our special TOT ,e.
Venetian Cloths all the newest fall shades AT 4oo'
nch Cloth Plads in all colors very stylish for skrts
0g 5Inch Rain-Proof Cheviots worth 49, for Sc the
yard. 49,, ,,,x,,,roS and Checks FOR DC
yard c,., .or,, ,,o,r sbada M 9Sc the
yard . 49,, o.. ootors and effects at
5sinch Ai-Wooi Cravenee, should be L75; our price,
Sc. q yard 49,, , ~.-.,-,ora r,,atds in all
ne latest STYLES. TO so per Nard =
GRANTEES and Fancy AO-inch Jacquards the Iesu
35c goods only 16 2-3c yard. - -, . .,
' scotch Mixture 81 inches wide, and all WOOL 81
cnnl for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
ST Gall and other European Cu,-
tain centres are our curtain D"y@'
home,

bo,s ubv Curtains are different here from es
rd that Is why the OF money you w. in ali the
treats YOU better Cohens than IN any s'oi' "
ereat expanse OF the whole south. ,.o designs full
sysi irish Pon: Curtains in exquisite deS's' ~
. Yards long. $3.50 pair. ,..,,a lac elaborate
Intsome irish Point Curtains in little less e"Oo
desien for $40 pair, full length .,. N inches wide
ops5i Handmade Brussels Lace Curtains ~ incne' ~
Ill 4 Yards long $3.50 pair. cost so s,o so ,.,r
Heal Lace Curtains In rare patterns Tor s by ha nd
Lace Curtains stflctl! ih""e Wy '
for S5 pair SO Is the actual cost -, e. = mir
point de Paris Curtains for 40 pair
Heavy Patterns IN Tambour Lace curtains i vow
palnloued Lace Curtains effective patterns for so
pan abssr Venetian Lace Curtains $3.50 pair so,
Nottingham Lace Curtains made TO look IKE brus'''
for Ns pair -. ~ -, 80 c,,,r,ains I'm various
natterns 10 select from, al 81 pair. . -,
fTSc for q Neat Nottingham Lace curtain
sSc for the usual Toe. Nottingham Lace curtain
Fancy Art Ticking for lsc.
Pretty DENNIS for 93-ic yard
Sflkoiines cheap 63-tc. yard ...,h,o
Nagnifcent Satin Derby Curtains. entirety Ie'eiS''
lor tti hS Ran SILK Curtains, for 81 pair. 10000
Elegant Saline Damask Curtains, with nanusomo Oi'0"
figures, for ~ pair. ,,. -. ana eide solid
Real velour Curtains eastern designs on one sue' so
on the other SO pair . .,,.A aosgrs with
the cord finish, fol- so pair. , ~ ,.,vos for
Elegant Mexican Fortieres, made by the natives ~
N450 , - ,,o ton and botton
Stylish Brocatec Portieres. with the new rope hnish
a cheap 500 pair.
$3.50 for a Stylish Damask Curtain.
Rope Portieres, In ak cOors, from 3lt0 upwards:
Stylish Couch Covers in elegant quaty e"Pesy,
handsome Sat in Derby for $50 yard. all coors: -
Eeg1nt Quality Brocateile' In all the ates' ues's'' "
STYLISH Repp for upholstery purposes for sl19 yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

COlOred Silks.

200 wards Corded peau de Cyne' IN al 'i' NV
coIorings worth 81, for CSC. yard aoo,s neues,
III pieces Satin Cyrano In heavy coIueu e"'0' 49,
shadnss 50 value. for t4S yard , ,,orola,res. its
500 yard all the new colors IN freh0n iOP''' -
wosoned skirting Taffetas Is coorinss Tor ic'
yard. 10 satn-face effects,
Csc value, for CSC yard r,,s,,,ng raneta.
,s heavv oIalfy guaranteed Sc value for 0Sc yaru
IRON TO $3.50 O'CLOCK -. CHI. q, ,aw
$50 Yards Fancy-Stripe satin Sultahe DiesS Guns" " 49,
fail effects 81 Is value for 65c. yard
FROM 10 TO 1890 O'CLOCK. $1,000, ,,o .,s, the
o., vrds BLACK Corded Tanetas Il inches VIDE Just INC
LII for sbirtwaiss value for 81 1-2c yaro
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Winter Flannels as No One Ever
Saw Them Sell Before.

Hundreds of pieces OF every best width color
a rgans direction only however the stock
now on hand You can count upon third more on
those that be duplicated in the future.
Fine Yard-Wide Silk Embroidered White Flannel 4Gc.
others $50 all third under cost 70 make.
Funy Fanneettes ike the French that cost 75c a
yard equally keavy and warm, the price 3-ic.
All colors of Finest Wool Eiderdown Fannes, &c. a
yard r e..,. nj.
veicits, only 63-ic.
SAFE OF VIII IT'D WOOL FLANNTcLS. the l6 2-3c. quail
,tv for 9 LIE yard about 200 yards n all
be IL Use quality for lie a yard; about 100 yards
in all. "a . 800. 49, s-,eoo 49,
o. q nd S5c grades for IL and zoe
Slk-Warp White Flannel, 75c.
SJ wards Real MeGicated Red Twill Flannel and 2c
yard; other grsdes IL % TO 25c the usual to
cc r these grades. These goods duplicat
iii season anywhere Mondays prices.
FINEST French Flannel, in all cOlOrs i9c.
t;ray Flannes y34 and y lie less than
and il 2c heretofore; others l6 23 and &c, 0c
a yard 60. - Co.. r,,, ~,
hcuch at half prices II Oyard lengths prices 81
: sI-l and s lSc. blenched and unbleached all at
about one half their ordinary cost.
FROM 10 O'CLOCK
Canton Flannel 3-4c. yard.
FROM 3l5 TO 3:5 O'CLOCK
Shell Embroidered Skrting flannes in all colors,
ice. a skirt OF 2l-l yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Fine EmbrOideries.
FROM THE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FIRE SALE
SCARCELY I'M URED AND II 1-2c COST Z II TO 25c
The Hosiery Buying Chance OF a
Year,

Thousands and thousands Of pairs, and scarcely two
pairs alike That is why the prices are half those you are
accustomed to paying.
1900 sample pairs Ladies' Hose solid Blacks colors, Bal
brggan-n fact sample pair Of every kind made that
retail from II II to 20c pair choice &c. pair $3.50
969 pairs Misses and Boys Solid Black, in light me-
dunn very heavy weights mostly large sizes, retail
price II Goo. pair, choice II l-2c.
200 pairs Ladies' Misses, and Boys Black and Fancy
Hose cost than y IL and to 1c pair choice
&c.
only this lot of Ladies' Fine MacO Hose in
solid Black and fances. Y 12c pair cost up 70 25c
Ladies' Finest Finished Imported Hose, high
spiced heels double soes dye, pair.
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Bought Out Knit Underwear Man.
ufaCturer.

II space permit ed the whole aisle would be hed WIN
them Monday wareroom is filed instead Ne" prCeS
are All classes OF Underwear few lots are So
seconds but the principal part OF theh are per
feet without q flaw except the prices
Wool Ribbed $3.50 Union suits, special s2c suit
The best 75c Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, Whte OF
Natural, silk trimmed, 50c a.
Ladies' &C. Pure Egyptian Ribbed Union suits are sc
suit.
Misses and Chldrens Feeced Union Suits. drop seat
19c. suit ,..... u,
Infants and Childrens Wool Ribbed Vests, button all
way down front 1jc. for any size l 70 O.
/ Of 40 dozen only Ladies EXtra-Heavy tleeeed
Vests and Pants in medium and extra Sizes 70 ana Soc
grades, special l9c.
DR. Wrights Underwear Boys Silver Gray and Natu-
rails sizes Is to 81, Shirts or Drawers, Soc 90
Misses Egyptian Ribbed Flceced Vests and rants Z0c.
Ladies High-Neck, LOngSleeye Medium-Weght vests
15c. , ,D..,
Infants Fleeced Ribbed Vests Cwrappers &C., instead
Infants Fine White Cashmere Wool Ribbed Vests
CWrappers) sk-tape neck, pearl buttons, 2c instead OF
Ladies' SO Scarlet Vests and Pants, special
Ladies Camel Hair Merino Vests and Pants for 5oc
Ladies' Hgh-Neck Short-Sleeve, Medum-Weight Ribbed
Vests, l5c ones, for &c
High Neck Long Sleeves Fleeced for &c,
500 dozen Ladies Embroidered and LaceTrimmed Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. choice sc.
Beautiful Embroidered and Lace-Edge erects Tor ana
800 dozen Mems Hemstched. White and Colored Bor-
Mems Pure Linen White Hemsttched, 16 2Sc Handker-
chiefs for II 1-2c.
kerchefs, special &C. each.
Mems Coored- Bordered -Hemstitched. for &c.
THESE TWO LOTS OF
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Full Bleached Pure Linen Table
Damask, Special csc. yard.

pieces Finest sS5 $50 Irish Linen Double Damasks
10 be SIC. yard.
2yard-wide Full Bleached Linen Damasks; special
5oc. yard
2yard-wide Heavy Cream Linen Damasks. the best,
Bye, IN this sale yard
p pieces Fuli-Bleached Best 20 and 3oc Damasks for
lie. yard.
good heavy Half Bleached Damask 29c, that
40c. always.
n dozen Heavy Bleached Linen Dinner Napkins, 5oc
DOZEN cannot bedupcated FOR less than 'sc
2. size Best Sl.25 Dinner Napkins l5c. dozen
Another lot. "a size. pure linen at ST. that would be
cheap at $50.
g and size Finest 81 Napkins, are Sl65 dozen
90 dozen re-Linen Damask Tray Cloths, White and
and fancy borders. 1910. each.
Fine satn-Dai .a:yps Cloths for lsc; hemstitch
ed ones for &c.
17c.
o-i size Turkey-Red Frlnged Table Cloths. in beaut-
designs, Csc
Fancy Linen Bureau scarfs in new, pretty effects &c
fne Barnsley Toweng side bordered, fast sell
'e9ge; special sc Il ward
Heavy Linen Household Crash for &C. yard
instead Of Pie
hnotted Fringe Open-Work Borders, Ah~Iinen Dam
ask Towels; special 1870 each
bsst Fine Linen Huck Hemsltched AoWes size
- inches. $3.50 dozen. are here at &C eS.h
size Heavy Linen iuck Ioweis hemsli'eheu OF
"SShihed' l2kc. each.
ny. dozen GoodIieavy Linen Huck Towels, hemmed and
io sn5d ready for use. 90. each -
i, ' dozen Beached Monte Towels heavy wateFabsoro-
ii ones. &c. each.
IIii0hSyconb &C. Towels &c.
PasUGM TO $3.50 O'CLOCK 20 , 49,, 49,,
bas Turkish Bath Towels size sxo2 Inches the usui
"SSt lac. ones: special sc. each-Nmiti
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Cotton Fabrics to GLADDEN. Your
Heart Again.
COTTON DRESS GOODS,

double-width good imitation Of the Atwood 95-fc
Percales. the Ice qualities in dark col
orings, for ) 3-ic.
n pieces of Mattress Ticking 70 be sold at 3-4c.
cases about 600 YARDS of Good, Round-Thread
Bleacned Cottons will be SIC yard
Dark Dress Prints new fall styles usually 1-ic. Mon
day 3-lc
Unbeached Drill best usual 1Oc. grade, for lac.
Pillow Cotton for 53-c. yard; good quality.
Bleached Sheeting. Monday &c. also the usual
lie grade for IL l-2c.
Shifting Prints, 334c
over a yard-widc Fine Brown Cotton 33-fc.
FROM S:l5 TO 9I5 O'CLOCK
Fine Apron Check Bingham for 10.
FROM 1915 TO HIS O'CLOCK
11-S-ysrd wide Fine Round-Thread Bleached Cotton
free from dressing for 3-4c.
FROM u TO 1870 O'CLOCK
Curtain Comfort Calicoes for &c. yard.