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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
Buy Less Lands And More stock

our advice 70 ali who move
here land come 10 buy from
The Northern. Western and
Eastern states l. not 70 buy
roo much land. so acres well
improved l. equal TO 100
acres In the North or West,
B. Won can raise two crops
per year on the same land.
For example. YOU can raise a
crop Of winter wheat and q
crop Of corn, YOU can raise a
crop OF oatx and a crop OF
corn. YOU can also raise TWO
crops Of Irish potatoes from
the same piece Of ground ~
the same year. You can have
three cuttings OF clover III
one year from the same
ground. besides have five
months pasture from th'
same ground. so you ~
that 80 acres D. as good n
100 where YOU come from.
Instead Of using all you
money In buying lands, saw
part 10 improve that whicl
YOU buy.
The Peninsula Land K In
migration 60. viii eel 20
psI what you need an
according TO your means ic
this reason: We have 10 hr
buy all our lands from II
land owners here, the farm
are almost al too large,
Tact, too large for one ms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
VOW is The Accepted Time.

4 great many people Nv
inc IN the North and W eSt
have EXPRESSED a desire TO
come South and would 10 80
# they could only dispose Of
their property. Al the pres
eDt time the country gener-
allv J. ia a very prosperous
condition. real estate has
commenced 20 move once
more and our advice 10 those
wishing "a home in the Sunny
south. in the best all the
Observation-Disclosures Amer
len near the great markets
of the East. and where YOU
have the advantage ol cheap
TRANSFORMATION. both 10y raii
and water. i To sell out now
while vou have a chance and
locate on the Virginia PENN
sula You viii never regret
the move. and a person buy
inc here now Wit save money
as Drioes are bound 10 al
Vauf-e.
From the great number o
letters oi inquiry We know
that the people OF the Nortt
and Vest also OF the New
ENGLAND states are waking
up. They have commence
10 raalize that We have tn
location. climate. market
and THE time l. not lar di-
-snr when tins section D. 20
inc 10 boz a. 1hickly settle
q. the West. and land whlc
can now h. bought for SON
will in time bring n nlghe
price than those OF phlo
Michigan. Indiana and III
nois. Give IL the people an
the modern way OF farming
and w can discount IN
West Now l. the time I
get aboard the . Band Wa
0n." Don't wait Tor hig
prices
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

The Peninsula Land and
Immigration Co. want good,
live. wide awake men nevery
county i'm this Union to act
rs local agents. y good,
liberal commission will he
paid to the right men. For
full particulars address Capt.
John Dahn, Gcnl Manager
i. l.. K L. c., Williamsburg,
va. Box DC.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
FARMS FOR SALE

=. rs Acres. $1,000
Do YOU want a bsrgaiui II 50, here
u Is
A 17.roon house, IS good as new. IN
the city of Williamsburg. with beau>
.ifrl shady ward ot about one acre m
r. NJ OF house. House within 600 ysrts
.,, college. 4 large barn and odtbnild
ing. good well Of water. with sores OF
ground back OF the house that arc with
In the city limits. and 15S acres outside
oi The city limits adjnining the acres.
Tins is one OF the finest dairy farms IN
the state a. several me streams ot Wa
ter run through ihe Is acres, Ian d
mostly cleared ans al need Plenty
of timber Tor home use. Most OF ihe
land rich AMI very fertile. All for .. eco.
Ierms easy. lMill have picture oi'he
building in the next issue
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

The Peninsula Land x Immi-
grafton co. claims that one acre
highly improved on the PENN
sula i worth rs much as two
acres highly improved in the
North. Northwest or Northeast.
and this is why we claim il.
First, you can only raise one
crop Of wheat, corn, oats or pO
tatoes in a season on the same
ground or acreage, while we can
raise two crops OF Irish potatoes
on the me acreage in one seR-
son; or A crop OF potatoes and e
crop OF corn. crop Of wheat
and a crop Of corn; crop OF
winter oats or corn; n crop OF
crimson clover or corn, 80 II
either one OF the above crops
the North can only rails. one
crop from the same acreage
while here we can raise two
crops a. given above.
We believe people should not
I buy too much land. but buy
more stock in place OF land. For
one acre put in the fan TO Grim
/ son clover and then fallowed as
4 soon aS the clover II OF ths
+ ground then put the ground Ia
= corn. will feed cow or grow
OK.
We believe in farmers PUTTING
their feed up in silos and keep
r ing their stock housed 80 the.
= save all the manure. NAHUM
will make the Peninsula TIA
: Garden spot of the Jnite'
D states. "a we hav- the fines
p climate on earth, our freis ia
4, rates are 20 much cheaper tha
. ia tue North or ~ est our land
!. IRE subject 10 a hiEh state a
: limprovement with less car
than the North. fruit trees Wit
8 proper care grow twice the 80
. in a season than they 90 in III
: North and West, also bear
:. great deal earlier here tn II
u the North. This l. the hon
y for an kinds OF berries, and ol
4 Derry season begins the FIRST
IL May and lasts till the last
IL Au gust.
+ Poultry Using should not
negl-ct, q tor there j. money
"a the raising OF poultry. II
l. are always in demand AT hi.
b. prices, also all kinds of fov
IA Poultry can Le raised he
OF cheaper than almost anywhe
AZ. else and kept healthy with
81 tie care.
goi D4irying il almost entire
h undeveloped on the Feuin-u
a. 50 we have room Tor hundre
-. o. good butter III kers- Blu
l. always in demand, good %
~. ter brings fancy prices.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25


lO5 acres about IS 10 80 acres cleared
balance IN timJcr. Some fine saw tim
Ter on tuis tract. 900 cor.ss OF wood
some fnc boz tom land beautiful springs
and clear water running through TIL 1
this tract. Land somewhat hlfly. I u
eli god land when cleared A house
Of s rooms built tour years ago u < sod
well 81 water close q the house. lie
bla X walnu; shade iTc,s near house aad
m yard, .lsp s0me oatbGi.dings, hou q
GU a pot ire bgiit nOw for 500 Land
ali fsnycd aod wi hin 3 OF = mile OF
I " tiiamsLufg. AL Tor 81 zoo. Terms
cash. Both - these places would IN ks
fine poultry OF dairy farms
lwill have picture OF the house u
tLe next issae,l
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

80. D. ll>i- Acre>. S-'''.
lis. acres joining tue ci'v oi VII
liamsburr. N stly cheated Here s. fine
opportunity for anyone wishing to srart
brick ward as excellent CLAY suitable
In fire brcx can le had here and -u
urlir.,ited amount can Dee had on ,lus
ira Z. Williamson has population
.. 1000 people ana millions OF uiick are
used every year az thi. city. which are
shippe-l from outsl ic .ris \ big snap
here f.r IS live ll.eh man. TINS tract
viii also make O. Sine l.iy aud poultry
farm. Price : CD.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
Our Advantages are Many.

. 10
81 to 60 10 n warmer climate /
n soon a. they can get loose. |
To such we wish To say: Do
not go too far South in the |
start. You are used To win /
tiers and YOU do not want TO
go where YOU do not have
some winter during the twelve
months in the year. Again
YOU try 70 move in as good a
section a. YOU can where you
live and have good people
for neighbOrS. also have
schools and churches. stores
and other cOnvenienceS that
lit takes TO make life eniOya-
bic and agreeable. But the
/ leading point OF all l. TO set
I tie i'm a section where lands
lare cheap when YOU buy and
viii become valuable. where
Hands are easily improved all
- where there are good ship
ping facilities and a good
\ cllmate.
j Now while We believe that
/ Virginia l. az good n state
aS there J. in the South. We
4 leel safe in saving thar the
. tide water section has more
natural advantages than ANY
part OF the state. especially
the Peninsula between th,
York and the James rivers
IL l. from SIX To fifteen mile
= wide. The York river Is from
. two TO three miles wide. tn
- James river l. from one Z,
+ nine miles wide. Both river
- have tributaries eNrendin.
towards the center of the r.
Z ninSula. The &. X -. Ry.
r built "a near the center q
b the Peninsula a. ircOuld 10,
s sibly be built. Tie river,
, railroad and tributaries
b the York and the James ri'
- ers make this one OF the be>
= locations for settlers. VIVA
,- fthey raise can be shipped a
b. la low rate TO all leading ma
d kets.
l. Our river lands are "a
e.rule very fertile. AllOurlan,
= lare underiaid with clay 81
, soil and the Peninsula e.
T. become the garden spot
IA the state. We claim tn
= one acre OF highly improv'
lel land here j equal 10 "
-olacres Of land in the Mort
v-iNOrthwest or Northeast.
IN we can raise two crops p
acre ID one year.
Our lands are naturally ada
"a 70 grass and the Peninst
p could be made the leading dai
aud stock section 81 the sta
W All kinds Of crops that gr'
III North Of u do well here a
% many crops grown south Of
~ DO we'll IL this section. Ne2
I'll all kinds Of fruit grow 10 p
% fec ion especially berries. /
81. aucking industry IL carried
pc AZ several points on the Pen
ID sula and has become a pay.
2 q and extensive business.
q nave plenty Of tim Der for ba
. = INK material, fuel and -hippi
81 good running water Tor mn
40 Jeast, our rivers abound v
-, h-h and oysters. flock after Il
!, II ducks and geese feed in
-ulaii streams that make
from the siyers, and lastly
- forests abound wit. wild IA
The summers are MT too
~ ~ Ne get a delightful br
'he from the ocean and the "a
SO on each tide of us. Oar '
n ters are mild aud short. 4
one looking for lOca
our .l,oold pick out the best "
ave they have q chance. Hri
lIch the Peninsula Land d Imm
sion Co. end you can get
I'm what you want and what 20
you looking for.
and -
J for Grasses 60 Well.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

Most Of the peop,s writing TO
"a want 10 know wh tller grass
a. 90 well ia This section. Our
soil is naturally adapted TO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25
To Jerome Titlow and Hetty n.
TitlOw. who are non residents
OF the state OF Virginia.
TAKE NOTICE

That on the first day Of the
December term. 1899, OF the
Court for The county of James
City and city of Williamsburg,
Va. DEC. II, 1899 l shall move
said Court 10 appoint Edward
VI. Lee trustee III place OF John
II. Barlow. IT, now deceased,
in certain deed If trust dated
10Th of June. 1881, .Necutc, oy
YOU TO said Bariow 10 secure
the payment ot certain bonds
therein desert bed, executed 10y
Hetty II. Titiow 20 +. VI. Lee.
Said deed ot trust j. duly re
corded in the Clerks Office ot
the city of Williamsburg, ia D.
+. No. /, atplge 514.
VICTORIA l.. LEE,
PR r-p. of +. VI. Lee, decd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

No. 8. 165 Acres. 81. 200.
los acres OF land, about 10 acres clear
eI. about 50 acres oi salt water pasture.
u or mole acres in hne bottom land,
aDout one hundred acres N timber,
some a. fine saw timber on Ills tract as
grows in Eastern Virginia. oOU cords
" wOUd % classrs can now lie cut of
this tract and e worth soc per cord Oh
stump. A house Of Q rooms, Jullt A
YEAR, ago and 10 good repair, cost <65U
snen built, c.u4d not be built Tor that
now. Also sSne OutDuiidings. Land
/ N city fenced with wire ieBce. Beauti-
Z iul STRAINS OF water running through
this tract. Land somewhat hiliy. Props
cry within one mile 81 the city OF Val
: liau-DuFg. bousc stands asgong Ene
snaae trees. makes u a desirable place
10 Ave, All ior 81, 300 lefms cash.
(wii. have q picture Ia the next ISIS e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-25

PR. RIP. of +. NJ. Lee, deco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
Linens.

f7x34 all linen frlnged ana
hemncd Huck Towels, dozen,
1885.
1890 hemmed all linen Huek
Towels, dozen. ITS.
i7x3S fringed all linen Huek
Towels, dozen, 2.45.
iox3S all linen llemstitched
Huck Towels, dozen, 2.S6.
2ix4o hemstitchsd tIuck Tow
els, fancy borders, dozen, $50.
2ix45 ali linen fringed Huek
Towels. dozen, $50.
i5x29 fringed all linen DAM
ask Towels. dozen, f.25.
iox3o all linen fringed DAM
ask Towels, dozen, $50.
iox4l fringei Damask Tow
els, fancy borders, dozen, $50.
2lx4o knotted fringed DAM
ask Towels, dozen, 800.
22x46 extra fine all linen
knotted fringed DanlaSk Tow
els, dozen, $50.
aix4s superfine knotted fringe
Damask Towels, dozen, 400.
ga bleached all linen satin
finished Napkins, dozen, 1875.
sd fine quality satin finished
bleached Napkins, dozen, f50-
"a extra fine all linen satin
finished Napkins, dozen, IFS.
ga supertine all linen satin
finished Napkins, dozen, 200.
58-inch bleached satin finished
Table Damask, ward, Csc.
SS-incl half bleaehed all linen
Table Damask, yard, 29c.
56-inch bleached all linen Ia
bic Damask, yard, 45c.
6S-inch half bleached all linen
Table Damask, yard, 49c.
66-inch hleached all linen Ia
bic Dam1sk, yard, SOC.
72-inch extra bleached and
half bleached Table Damask,
yard, 75c.
72-inch supertine bleached
satin finished Table Damask,
yard, CSC.
A large assortment of e and
S6-mch bleached satin finished
Table Damask, per yard 1925
and IT'S.
Napkins to match, dozen, $50
and 400.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

OF TrentinE Dysprpsin and tndises.
ton by DietfnG Dangerous
r,,d Useless Nne.

and Useless one.
We say the old way. but really II Is q
very cculnien enc az present time and many
dyspeptics and physicians as we'll con
sider the irst step 10 take in attempting
20 cure indigestion Is TO diet. et,hoF BY
selecting certain foods and reieetias 9TH
css or to greatly dir.iuish the quantity
Usually taken. 81 other worlds. the starva-,
ton plan IS By many supposed - be thee
first essential
Tho almost certain failure OF the starya-
sion cure for dyspepsia has been proven
tine and again, but siiil the moment dys-
pepaia makes its appearance a course vt
sietiug Is It once aiviscd
AT this Is radically wrong It Is foolish
and i,useirntiiic 10 recommend dieting or
Starvation 20 u man suffering from dys
pepsia. because Indigestion ltself slaryes
every organ ard every nerve and every
iibra ia tnu bedy
What the dyspeptlc wants Is abundant
nutrition. which means plenty OF good,
wholesome well cooked food and some
Ching 20 assist the weak stomach 10 digest
A. fhfs is exactly the purpose for when
Strart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted
and this Is the method by which they cure
the worst cases II dyspepsia; ir ether
words. the parient eats plenty OF whole
seine feed aud Stuart's Dyspepsia Tnbiets
digest 1t for him lr this way he system
Is aourished and the qTerworked stomach
rested because the iarlats viii digest the
tcod whether the stomach works or not.
che Of these tablets wiH digest 5000 grains
OF meat or eggs.
Your druggist Will tell You that stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets is the pursst and safest
remedy for stomach troubles and every
trial makes one more friend for this ex-
cellent preparation. Sold Mt 50 cents for
fun sized package at al drug stores.
A little book on stomach diseases mailed
free by addressing r. A. stuart Co. Mar
shall Mich
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rNxAs pnrss association.
official Programme for the Coming
Convention at Dallas

convention at Duif0s.
Dallas. Texas, March 1s.--Followiug is
the official programme that will be OBJ
served at the coming annual meeting OF
the Texas Press association. to be held
IN Dallas. May IS, 10 and 20:
First characterization called 10 order
o. ~ a. M. by the president John e.. Ran
ldn, address OF welcome hy the mayor OF
Dallas. Colonel John II Traylor: response
by President John c. Rankin OF the Texas
association
Afternoon Sess;on-Prestdent' annual
address annual poem. Mary Jane Cox OF
the Fornoy Tribune essay z. W Harris,
OF the Gresuville Herald: annual grafton.
Judge y, a. Eravens Of tho Willis Index
Second Day The Business Depart
ment.' g o. Hunter Aihermau Democrat;
Advertising" r. II. Pardue. Alvarado
Bulletin; Subscription T. o. Jones
waxahachle Light EDITORIAL Depart
ment." Rosser Thomas. LndoniA News
Afternoon County Correspond
ence." Jasper Collins. Pamela Waterman;
The Mechanical Department" Frank
Vernon, Cisco Roundup; THE Local Edi-
tor, a. n. Justiss. Corsicaua Light.
Third Day-"What an Editor Should
Read. and WHY" ]. D, shaw independent
Pulpit The Editor In Politics" w e.
Gilleiand. Baird star; THE Relations OF
the Country and Weekly Press" John NJ.
Weekly, Milford Courier; The Editor as
a Farmer" Z. 5. Peters, Calvert Citizen
Democrat.
Afternoon Session Inter Dependence
OF Town and Press" T. d. Lusk, Italy
Herald The Press and State Develops
ment." d. s. Moves. Whitney Messenger;
What Good Has the Texas Press Assoc
citation Accomplished :" r. T. Roche,
Georgetown sun.
The programme was prepared by the
-
posed OF Colonel +. p Holland aud Far
uer shaw OF Dallas, and F. b. Baltic and
\ ! r. Ransone, Jr. OF Cleburne Dallas
viii give the editors royal reception.
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Mems Furnishings Dept.

Mems Balbriggan Undershirts,
soft combed Egyptian yarn,
stockinet finish, ranging in price
zoe, Csc, 35c, zoe, SOC.
Mems bleached Drill Drawers,
best quality pepperell drilling,
reinforced seats, tapped finish,
ranging in price 25c, 35c. 42c.
Mems soft Negligee Shirts,
with detached cuffs TO match, in
Scotch Madras, Oxford and BaS-
ket Cloth, made up in the best
styles known to the shirtmaker's
art. Prices, Soc, 69c, 75c,
$50 and $50.
Boys Shirt Waists. In Percals
and Madras Cloth. pleated back
and front. new style collars. rang
ing in price. Toe, Csc, 35c, Soc. 75s
and S1.00.
Mems Imperial Ties, Strings.
Tecks. Band Bows. Shield Bows,
Four Hands and Ascots. in
newest designs, satin and silk,
ranging in price, &c. 10c, t5c, 2ec,
use TO s1.00.
Unlaundered Shirt. best quality
Dwight Anchor Cotton and New
York Mills Linen bosom and
bands. reinforced all over, ranging
in price, 31c. 40c, SOC.
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then our fathers we're traitars 70 the Brif-
ish. Who says 1t. Euglishruan or American
Who says Il nov. Not one--all ae@nowl-
edge that they were pstriuts and yet tney
vent 70 war turinx the right Of the motn-
or country 70 nv taxes upon them without
allowing them representation in the
British parliament
believe IN commercial expansion rs
much ~ any msn iivigg. but sesIexe IN
that commercial expansion that takes on
restrictions and sends the American mar
chant 10 OH the markets Ct the world 20
sell hts goods Wherever he can TO the best
adtaHtage. But even n that BE- wrong you
win hardly crre It BY sending soldiers
ahead OF the merchants to blaxe out the
pathway.
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Fine French and Italian VAL
encienneS Laces, Edges and In
sertions to match, per yard, Sc,
&c, Zoe, f2c, f5c, 25c, 35c.
French Valencisnnes Laess,
to 2 inches wide, per dozen. T5c,
20c, Csc and $50.
Fine silk Laces, in cream aud
black, Oriental. Duchess, Chantil
~. Point de Lierre, Applique.
Point de Paris. Venice and Point
Gaze. all in the newest and richess
designs. per yard. Toe, 15c. 25c,
soc. 75c. qsc. $l50, t20o, $3.50.
$500 and SEQ.
Linen Torehon. Medici and
Everlasting Laces. Edges and In
sertleus to match. per yard. g,
Sc, &c, &c. &c, f0c, IL lie and 15c.
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Separate Skirts.

Beautiful Habutai and Taaa
Skirts, trimmed With vrry
row satin and taffeta rih}rS
Others trimmed with clieniIIe p
silk braidipg, 6-75. ''
Best quality Satins, rnadc
the new circular cut and M
toned hack, IT'S, BIS. "
1850 and 1850. n
Silk Blistered Gre III
Skirts, made With the n
sheath Cit and circular M
with huttoned back, 8.75. az
1880, 1850, $500, f7.50%
2o.o0.
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Quilt Department.

S.4 white crochet Quilt, Csc.
1914 size white crochet Quilt.
79c.
ia size white hemmed cro-
chet Quilt, 1.25.
ia size white hemmed cro-
Chef Quilt, Marseilles pattern,
$50.
IA real Marseilles Quilt,
hemmed, 200.
1874 extra heavy Marseilles
Quilt, hemmed, 500.
1914 superfine Marseilles
Quilt, hemmed, $50.
t3-4 satin MarseilleS hemmed
Quilt, 5.96.
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Everybody Invited.
Neck Wear-Ribbons.

Ladies Swiss, Lawn, Net and
Point D'Esprit Ties, ? IL yds.
long, with lace, embroidery, rib
bon, tucks and pleated ruffle
trimmings; also white Pique
stocks with small bows, EN-
broidsry trimmings, f5c, 25c,
55c. Soc, Csc, 75c.
Ribbons-All silk satin and
cord edge Taffeta Ribbons in
blue, yellow, pink, navy, nile,
turquoise, myrtle, brown, cerise,
lilac, purple, old rose, red, cream,
white and black, 3 p to 5 in.
wide, Csc yd.
All silk cord edge Taffeta
Ribbon in pink, blae, nile, navy,
purple, brown, maize, cream,
white and black, 3 - in. wide,
rec I'd.
Narrower widths in same quail
tiles, &c. &c, Sc. Sc, 7f-2c,
Sf-3, Zoe, ~ f-2c, f5c.
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Wash Goods continued.


Cordette in i rich and heauti-
full collection oi plain and fancy
stripes. yard. f5c.
Fancy Swiss in a beautiful Sc
lection Of dainty spring color
ings. yard, f5c.
Imported Swiss Mulls. Asa
leader in fine summer dress
weaves its high rank among The
seasons novelties in point of
STYLE ana attractivensSs is I'M
questioned. Yard, Csc.
Koechlin Freres Organizes.
All the designs possess the great
charm of novelty and bear that
distinctive mark of elegance that
distinguishes most expensive
foreign fahrlcs. Per yard, 25c
and 29c.
Zephyr Gingllans in all the
new and popular spring color
ings, in checks, plaids and fancy
stripes, yard, $50.
Corded Zephyrs, a new and
pretty waist material, in dainty
stripes and checks, yard, 20c.
Our stock IS complete in all
the new and popular Vast Ma
terials, such as Corded Zephyrs,
French Madras, Scotch Zephyrs
and OMoris, in all the new
spring designs, yard, Csc.
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Handkerchief.

Ladies all Linen plain her'
stitched, scalloped edge ii
henstitchsd embroidered Hars
kerchiefs, f5c.
Ladies pure Irish Linen ben
stitched and soalloped edge hui
embroidered Handkerchief, a.
and 35c.
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Shoe Department.

Believing that our cuSloh--
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in the Shoe line just aE
closer than ever before. Y
lines are all up to date-H1
stylish, durable footwear; 7
on each purchase you saw
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much on one pair of Shoes, Z
a great deal during the 70
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little more style, just a y
more wear, and charge YOU
a little less than other peops
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low heel, round toe, tlns Y
kid, southern ties, sizes ? ~
widths B 10 E, 400.
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vici kid, Oxford ties, slzsssI
s, widths B to E, 200. &
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some Eton toe, GOODYEAR "
lace shoes, sizes 5 to II, WI
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sell you we say 500.
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Savoy toe, Goodyear wsa
lace shoes, sizes ) to II W.
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$3.50, bur 500.