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JASON CROW. oscARvlLLE. O..
Writes ~, May 81. 1899: II feel It my
duty to write and let you know what
your medicine, 3 Drops has done for
M. ! have had rheumatism about
eiGhteea years. but was able to be mp
most oe the time until year ago last
Nay. when I was taken down and not
able to move about. About SIX weeks
AGo ! eaw your advertisement and
wrote for sample bottle. After TAX
ing . few doses It did me 10 much
GOOD that I ordered some more for
myself and friends, and In every case
1t has done wonders and given perfect
satisfaction.
"Dr. Woodlin. my family physician.
who has had rheumatism for fifteen
years. IL taking the s Drops and says
It 70 the most sflcient rheumatic med
icine heshas ever used"
"6 Dsups" u the most powerful spe-
cinc known. Free from opiates and
psrfeely harmless. 1t h perfect cure
for Aheumatism. Sciatica, Neuralgia.
Dyspepaia, Backache, Asthma, Catarrh
La Grippe. Neuralgia Headache, etc.
II you or any Of your friends are suf-
fering. do mot delay. but send for =
bottle of Is Drops." Large-sixed bot
tlss 400 dosss). 81. For the next
thirty days ws will mail . ascent
sample bottle for 10 cents. SWANSON
RHEUMATIC CURE CO., 1e0 to l64 e.
Lake Street., Chicago, III.
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a sehoa.s That VuiisS.

In . xsil.known town In the Mid.
land counties resided two friends. who
we're very fond Of practical jdkss and
bore the character Of being two cute
'uns," ssya Tit-Bits. Their cievcrnsss,
however. aid not save them from bs.
Ing LANDED" with = bad :.shiliiag
piece. A CONSULTATION took place b.
tween then - to how to ct ria Of the
sAiss coin. 'iIsts 90 10 the thsatsf."
said one: ''it's only sixpsaes 10 he
pit. III try Il. and u I get In. oil right
you can pay and follow me. We shall
have cur nisht's amusement and h q
shiliine TO the good" Agreed" ssi1
The other. No. I tsndsrsd his counter.
fsit cola st the doors Of the ssmpjs q
eAs drama. which was taksa without
szanination. one shilling and sixpeaee
bslng given HIN In chsass. No 4
sssing his fsisnd had safely paseed the
noasy bo1. wsat wp slssfuily asl mi
Aovn the Arst coin ~ could take eron
bic posset. u wAs half . crown. in.
agins hie eoas&efnAtloa o. reeelvtne
shaaes-tAs ~ 1-sAiilias.
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room. He stopped at the foot Of the
stairs and listened. No one was stir
ring In the house. Then he crept
softly up to the door Of his wife's
room. The door was ajar. and he
glanced insids. A lamp vas burning
on the table. but Frau 0herken vas
not there. He stood still and listened
for . minute. and thought he heard
her moving about the dining room
bsiow. but the sound was not repeated.
Then he stepped forward and turned
up the light. A sheet Of papss neatly
folded lay ON the table. with . trsm.
bling hand and shaking heart b.
snatched II up and read:
Hans: am gone. You DO no. love
me. but hops you will Be happy now
that am out Of the way. LENA"
Hans 0hsrken ran down the stairs
and into the street like . man gone
mad. He was Just In lime to 80 Q cab
turn the corner . blosk away. He ran
after the vehicle ~ fast % he could
and caught sight Of Il In tho next
street. Love. fear and Jealous rage
eombinsd to send the hot blood dying
through his veins and lend wings to
bis feet - be sped on after the cab,
For I've blocks the race was even, and
then the heart Of Hans bounded with
10Y - hs discovered that be vas gain.
Ing. Two blocks more and, painting
and brsathisss. he made . Ayins leap
and caught the reins from the hand Of
the eabman.
"whsrs 10 he? III stransls the
wrstch!" cried Hans. who believed that
Lena and Prot. von Brisdsn were In
the cab. The cabman fought back ana
shouted for the police. A crowd eatA.
cred quickly. and two o@esrs came ana
pulled The strussllas men apsrt q q
weeping woman jsapsd from The cab
and threw her arms about the neck Of
Hans.
70. Hans. Hans. come back To mel"
"whsrs 70 hsf" cried The strugglins
husband.
"whsrs 10 shsf" walled Lena.
II was foioish Lssai Why did you
leave nsf"
"You aes not trying 70 siopss"
r swear vAs only fooiing. Whsrs
v Asf o. Lsea. Lsaa. you shall not
ieave ~"
Haas. Haas, how couia you believe
] vesiA ieavs yesf"
. sWheee b ~ peefeesoeS"
= 6loeAAsoe1 hl0 yeeter6ay. He n
~ ee0lng baek."
~As1 ~ were ~ tsyjas 70 slopsf''
Ne. Has; thought you hsl lset
~"
Aans ~ Lsaa vsat heos tosstAss
alsef - ~ eettjel WITH ~ eabaan.
anA na1t ~ - 1toeAAreel ths sash.
iee.cM tea1s 0oe6e Dsaessat
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HANS AND LENA.

Frau Gherken was young and mex
pei!enced Of men and business, and
her temper was fruitful soil for sus-
picion and Jealousy. she was not
pleased with the new arrangement Of
The store. She could not bear to think
Of Hans In the company Of strange
woman day after day. and her pride
vas hurt that abe had not been con-
svltsd In advance about the plan.
When the merchant went home that
night he found his wife In tears and no
dinner prepared.
After much talk and more tears Fran
0herken recovered her good humor.
and permitted Hans to kiss her fore
head. after which 1t was agreed that
Prof. Van Brieden should come two
days week to give her music lessons.
The professor was young and hand
some and = great artist. and the days
when he came to teach her music
would not seem 30 lonely. and she
might forget the horrid woman max
Ing change at the store.
One day Frau Gherken went to the
store and surprised her husband stand
ing in the little cage with the cashier.
Their heads were close together. be-
cause the young woman was helping
him add q column Of figures 30 he
could check her daily cash account.
but to the jealous wife the scene was
proof that her husband no longer loved
her. That night she charged him with
planning to run away with his cashier.
and they came near to q serious quar-
rel. for the patience Of Hans was ex-
hausted.
Then you can elope with your pro-
fessor." he replied. with some spirit
and anger.
Hans remained long time alone in
the cozy little sitting room Of his
home. thinking as hard ~ he could.
At last he slapped his hands on his
knees and laughed aloud.
Il will elope." he said to himself in
whisper. II must cure Lena, she
makes me 30 miserable. She shall have
lesson.
The young merchant closed and
locked the door. and then he spent an
hour composing q brief note. When
II was finished he read It over several
times and laughed softly. Then he
went to the door and listened. There
was no sound. His wife had gone out.
He then placed the note on the center
table. where 1t would be seen BY any
one who entered the room. The note
read:
Lena: You have guessed my secret
I have eloped. Now you will be happy
with your professor. HANS"
The little bronze clock on the mantle
chimed II o'clock when Hans turned
down the light and tiptoed out Of the
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
Chinese Are Avnk..

The latest Chinese papers state that
there are at present ak smokeless pow
der factories In operation In the Chi
nese empire. Official estimates state
that the output Of these factories will
soon amount to $1,000 "catties" a
month. The government In said to
have over 2.OO000O cartridges loadeyi
with smokeless powder In Its maya
xtnea already. The dowager empress
has also authorized the speedy erection
OF factories for the manufacture Of
small rapid-firc cannon. and 1t u pre-
sumed that large orders for the nects-
ssary machinery will soon BE- made.
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ussA HI nsaiss,

sometime ago . brakeman on the
Baltimore Z Ohio Railroad used his
brains and saved . passenger train
from running into two dsralled cars.
The Company sent him . check for
$50 and posted bulletin compliment.
ing him for his Quickness Of thought,
A few days later. Engineer John Has-
erty was oilinE his engine at Coupells-
willie. while waiting for the passengers
70 alight. He heard another train
coming and believed that II was not
under proper control. Vie sprang into
his cab. opened the throttle and start.
ed his train. The other engine struck
the rear car but II was not hard blow
and HaSerty's promptnsss saved ten
or . dozen lives. The Company has
ordered . handsome gold watch, suit
ably inscribed. and = gold chain for
Engineer HaSerty. a. q reward for his
devotion to duty and using his
brains" IN time Of emergency.
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PAY RON a SPOT.
rAgsaisss Lltsas yAas for Tsaohins cAil.
AEU0 - BE Neat.

rAgsaisss Lltsas yAas for Tsaohins cAil.
AEua = BE Neat.
Two mothers Of large families were d,s.
cusdng domoetlc Oatters one day. and
the younger OF the two spoke with = si1S
OF the way In which her tablecloths were
spotted through ths daily mishaps Of her
Two boys. says writer In the Youths )
"Pe!haps you'd liks to know how have
helped my boys tQ Be careful at the ta-
plan on which my mother brought me up,
and ! have never found u better"
The rule In our family" she proceed
ed. when urged By her friend to explain
her method. '1s this: Any one who ma
spot on the tablscloth must cover II
with q piece OF money, and the piece
must be large enough To cover the stain
entirely; no rims allowed. The chill
dren have to provide the coins out OF
their pocket money. This rule applies to
dneir father and me as well as TO them
The sum goes to buy new table linen
The first year tried the new plan we
had money enough for three handsome
tablecloths. but since then there has been
less and less. This is the fourth year.
and although none of my boys has yet
reached his 18th Birthday, and they are
by no means unusually deft in their
management of knives, forks and spoons.
they have learned TO serve themselves
and others so well that | am Inclined to
think their contributions to the table,
cloth fund will be very slight"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for snv
case OF Cntarrh that cannot be cured by Hall 9
CAtarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY 3 Co, Props. Toledo, O
We, tho undersigned, have known F. j.
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any oblivn.
tions made by their irR
West Truax. Wholesale Druggists Toledo,
O.; walding. Kinnan Marvin, wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio
Halls CAtarrh Cure Ia taken internally, act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
o. tho system Testimonials sent free Price
'5c per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Halls Family Pulls are the best
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II. D..p... ou Wen.

It u claimed that the Forest Oh
Company has the deepest oil well on
the Bedell farm, in the Monongahela
river valley. about twenty-five miles
from Pittsburg. The hole has been
drilled to 4 depth Of 5.532 feet, but
work has been suspended owing to q
break in the 2z-inch rope used. Az a
result 1000 feet Of rope and string
Of tools are at the bottom. Experts
are at work on the fishing job and
hope to be able to reeume drilling soon.
It 10 proposed to sink the well 5000
feet.
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For Every HsoassholA.

The sewing machine bargain advcr-
tised by the John NJ. Smyth Co. In an
other part Of this paper should interest
every housekeeper. The hrm ID thor
oughly reliable. having been e4tnb-
lished In Chicago over thirty years.
and anyone dealing with them may
be assured OF square treatment. Get
their mammoth catalogue Of every
thing TO eat. wear or use.
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3oW - Save 1Sasy % Shoes.
Members Of the United States Cooper
ative Boot 4 Shoe Purchasing Associa-
tion save 3sx per cent on all purchases
of shoeAL
Mr.. E. II. Tilton. Secretary Of the As
sociation, los Summer St. boston, will
send An illustrated book ON shoes, in
structions how to Join the association
and full Information concerning it to
anybody upon request
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FOR

DOLLAR S1RETCHER
she found 10 original
sehod BY which Hubing introducing
Hu6ingers
Bo received from package of Red
all for Sc How
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Runs Every Day II tn. Year.
The Overland Limited" via Union pa.
cihc for California and the Pacific north
west. Quickest time and finest equip
ment Ticket Once. sIl eth street.
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woman never can resist n man VIII,
conyinces her that he doesn't know how
to hattcr her and then docs.-Ncw Yorl
Press
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Henry. It's time for You to get up and
make the fire 'Lemme alone. Eliza
I'm going to stay in bed later now. and
help crush the coal trust"
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weary Waskiss-Talhia' 4 bune.
sss- MsnoRy 10e0ias-WlAl aAeot
tu0osssf Wonsy h1AS-1hov'v {
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Have you any special met hod Of hang
to hang them upside down"
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IAN XAcLARES HoxELFE
Miustions Of tho home surroundings
HRS GESISE
ehry
led
L. and
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andA
By GEN JAMES WILSON
ms most humorous productions WALDEN FAwcET
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"Is your new play comedy or q TRACE
dy?' II can't ten until see how the audi
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~ have taken eight bottles Of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and used two packages OF your Sana-
tive Wash, also some of the Liver Pills,
and can say TINT your remedies will
do all that you claim for them. Before
taking your remedies I was very bad
with womb trouble, was nervous, Ind
no ambition, could not sleep. and my
food seemed TO do me no good. Now
me. Twill gladly recommend your med
tcine to every one wherever l o.
Mrs. NJ. L. SuEARs, GUN MARSH, MICH.
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PtIa PernassatyCured.N Nonts Ct nsrvsusnsss afta
hfse days use Of DIR. ktnss Groat Nerve Rsstosss.
esnd fee PREF eA.OO trial pettle snA trsas.ss.
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Denver Directory,
SADDLES AND HAaMESS. f&TA; ISa1s
free Lowest PScc, Fred Mueller iiiy-ii,o i..r,mcr

OXFORD HOTEL Depot, i:,s st r,r.ssao, ssss ua'""
c II. Morse. Mgr, j. ". T-nEsrk. II. a. Tr p EFT
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aoWs Thisr

New York has two great amusement
centers. What are they?' "Coney Is
land and Grants tomb"
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Piso's Cure for Consumption Il the bssl
Of all cough cures.-0sorgs W.'.Lots
tabucher, La, August %, l8J&
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Mrs. pinkham'. Medicine Made
a New Woman Of Mrs. Kuhn.
ILrrrr. TO MRS r,sIuAx NO. e4.4s,l


"DEAR Mrs. PINKnAM-I think 1t u
my duty to write to you expressing
my sincere gratitude for the wonder
full relief have experienced by the use
Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. tried different doctors, also
different kinds of medicine. l would
feel better at times, then would be
Is bad as ever.
For eight years was great suf-
ferer. had falling OF the womb and
WAS in such misery Mt my monthly
periods could not work but q little
before would have to lie down. Your
medicine has made new woman of me.
can now work all day and not get
tired. thank you for what you have
done for me. shall always praise
your medicine to all suffering women. Z"
-MRs. E. E. KUHN, GERMANo, ONO.
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L Supplies nss n%.riorf nnNP1'n Mrd. J.
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THE LEDGER MONTHLY
CALENDAR FREE


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10 the hearts of II American pee pie. The i1lu.irn.
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Calendar. sho in: only the picture In the
This Calendar, worthy Of place In any boudnir.
can be obtained from only. When .oid ~itkout
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readers Of thi. .,nprr who send so for u
years snh.criptio, 10 the LEDGER MONTHLY
for 1900 " III receive the Calendar FREE.
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rro.h,. At Woman.~ith,

Nov, this trouble at womansmith-"
Meaning Ladysmith?"
Eyes; II you prefer, but the word lady
has become 30 horribly vuIgarised."-In.
dianapolis journal.
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What is an era of good feeiIngf" "It
is when all the politicians who want Of
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h.N.uo rays <to6 yer ct on dcpusitA send for rule
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Hsssbiishsdis 10 Colorado. .is66. samples ,naiios
eIrtess swiiifeeeive prompt and esfefu ltiestiea
OLD 1 Silver Bullion s'sc:s 3: S;,:;s =: s'ss
eeoesatraiha TSstS 100 lbs; OF car load 'e.s.
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School Shoes

For boys, youths and little gents.
Good. strong, WearresiSting shoes,
made of satin and chrome calfskin,
with all solid leather soles. sizes 3
to 10, u to ., 21a to 8. the best value
ever given for $1.50 pair.
Misses and Children's Shoes,
made from the best selected stock
of box calf, dongola and kangaroo,
with all solid leather soles, button
and lace styles. Sizes 6 to s. CSC
pair; sizes 9 to IL, csc and $3.50;
sizes II to 2, s1.25 to ST.. rs.
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MERCERIZED SILK and WOR-
STED UNDERWEAR in plain light
blue and fancy stripes, Freach
ribbed, glove fitting and very elias
tic and guaranteed not to shrink.
Shirts are trimmed with silk, draw
ers have extension waist bands;
price $500 a garment.
MEMS CASHMERE UNDER
WEAR, medium weight, dark
brown, made of fine selected Aus
tralian wool. Shirts are self fin
ished, with reinforced seams, all
sizes; price $3.50 garment.
HARDERFOLD HYGIENIC UN-
DERWEAR, ventilated inter-air-
space garments, adapted to all eli
mates and all variations of tenn
perature. Colors natural gray and
white, in medium weight, winter
weight and an extra heavy quality.
All sold at eastern prices; regular
sizes $3.50 a garment; extra sizes
SOC extra
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Boys Knee Pant Suits

OF heavy weight cashmere, strict
ly all wool, of good. substantial
quality, in fancy checks. plaids and
mixtures, well made with double
seats and knees and serviceable lin
ings, sizes to IA; price $3.50 each.
Heavy weight cashmere suits,
strictly all wool, in brown and gray
checks, plaids and fancy mixtures,
made in the best manner possible,
with double seats and knees. In
side and outside these are the best
suits made for school service, sizes
s to IA; price $500 each.
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MEDLICOTT UNDERWEAR Of
light blue merino, medium weight.
made of very fine selected wool and
VIII not shrink, is full fashioned,
without seams, trimmed with silk.
All sizes from "a to so: price $3.50
garment.
FINE WORSTED UNDERWEAR
In natural color and pink, very fine
French rib, medium weight, trim
med with silk, drawers made with
extension band and reinforced sea-,
perfect fitting: price $500 a gar
ment.
SLOVENIAN HAND MADE UN-
DERWEAR is glove fitting, made
from the best all wool stock, thor
oughly combed. 1t is thoroughly
elastic and will not irritate the skin.
Its medical properties act as pre-
ventive to colds and pneumonia
and as to its durability, no under
wear yet produced can equal it.
Colors sea blue, London brown and
natural; $3.50 a garment.
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WOmen'S Suits

TAILOR MADE SUITS of All
Wool Black Serge and Venetians,
with fly front jacket, lined with
black satin, skirt full width and
lined with percaline and nicely
bound. A perfect fitting suit, sizes
80 to A; price $500 each.
TAILOR MADE SUITS Of All
Wool Suiting, in fancy checks and
plaids, fly front jacket, lined with
satin. skirt full width and lined with
percaline and finished with best
binding, sizes>s2 to IS inches inclu-
sive; price $3.50 each.
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Children's Jackets

ALL WOOL BOUCLE JACKETS
with cape and collar, trimmed with
narrow black braid and lined with
sateen, seams bound, colors red and
each.
MELTON c L o T H JACKETS,
cape and collar edged with gray
broadcloth and trimmed with mar
row silk braid, colors blue, brown
$500 each.
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School Waists

Boys Flannelette Waists in dark
and serviceable colorings, well
made. full to size. ages to IL;
price 25c each.
Boys Flannelette Blouses of good
quality, in rich dark colorings,
we'll made, with large sailor collar,
cut full to size and strictly service
able sizes to 9: price 35c each.
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Children's Jackets

ALL WOOL FANCY BOUCLE
Jackets, collar and Van Dyke cape
trimmed with brown broadcloth
and military braid, seams bound,
color mixture of brown, green and
red, sizes 6 to IA; price $3.50.
ALL WOOL BOUCLE JACKETS
collar and Van Dyke cape trimmed
with red broadcloth and black mill
tary braid, bound seams, colors red
and navy, sizes to Il; price s6.75,
same as shown in cut,
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WOmen'S Suits

FINE TAILOR MADE SUITS,
made of rich gray cashmere in an
invisible plaid, tight fitting, double
breasted jacket, lined with taffeta
silk, collar and lapel of stitched
black taffeta. full width skirt, lined
with percaline, sizes 80 to So inches
inclusive; price $25. 90 each.
FINE TAILOR MADE SUITS,
made of similar textures to the
above mentioned suits with the ex-
ception that jacket has a fly front
and the suits are priced at $3.50.
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OF good chinchilla. in dark blue and
black. well made with heavy plaid
Innings and storm collar, sizes to
s: price $3.50 each.
Boys Refers, made of a fine
quality of blue chinchilla, extra well
made with a mercerized lining and
large storm collar, sizes to IS;
price $3.50 each.
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Boys Long Pant Suits

OF heavy weight cashmere, strict
ly all wool. in pretty dark gray
checks, made with square and
round cut jackets, well lined. styl-
ishly cut and good fitting garments
in every respect, sizes IA to Is:
price $3.50 each.
Good quality cashmere suits,
strictly all wool, in fancy brown
and gray checks and plaids. with
square and round cut Jackets,
strongly made with good Innings,
FOR such service as only lively
boy can give them, sizes IA to Is:
price $1,000 each.
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Hennessy's Hennessy's
Novelties in
Silk Ties
and Collars

Women's High Stock Collars,
made of satin, several colorings,
only Csc each.
striped, light blue, cerise and black;
price 35c each
Women's Satin Collars. fine quail
ity. plated in all the popular col
ors; price SOC each.
Women's High Stock Collars of
taffeta silk, in pink, blue, cream,
cardinal and canary; price $1.00
each.
Women's Fine Taffeta Silk Col
lars, with silk bow attached, in
lilac, light blue and cardinal; price
$3.50 each.
Women's Fine black japanese
Silk Collarettes, ruffied with long
plated ends; prices $500 to S.. so
each.
Women's Taffeta Silk Collars with
chiffon bows attached, trimmed
with narrow satin ribbon; price
$500 each
Women's Ottoman Silk Collars
with bow attached, colors pink and
cream: price $1.00 o~ch.
Women's Fancy Chiffon Ties with
fancy silk embroidered ends, colors
white, cardinal, pink liI-~ blue and
navy; price s1.OO each
Women's Fancy Chiffon Ties.
black ruffied ends; price $150
each.
Japanese Silk Ties with fancy
ruff1ed ends. two yards long, in
cream only; price $3.50 each.