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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-20
DISTRICT BAPTIST CHURCHES.
Much Business at the Sessions of the
Columbus Association.

Columbia Association.
There was a very large attendance at
both afternoon and morning sessions to-
day of the twenty-third annual meeting
Of the Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches, which is being held in the
meeting house of the Wess Washington
Baptist Church. Thirty-first and y
Streets northwest.
Assistant Postmaster General w s.
Shallenberger, who is Moderator of the
association. occupied the chair at the
morning and afternoon sessions, and S.
M. Yeatman acted as clerk. This after
MONS session was opened with devotion
al exercises. led by c. s. Williams, which
Was followed by the Committee on Mis-
sions- Fred BeaH Chairman Addresses
of fifteen minutes each were made by
representatives OF the Home Mission
Board. Atlanta: Home Mission Society,
New York; Missionary Union. Boston,
and Foreign Missionary Board. Rich
mond After a lively discussion of the
various reports. the meeting adju 5rned
This mornings devotional exercises
were led by Moderator Shallenberger. A
number OF letters from churches we're
4Sdur WHICH was IOIiOWeu Dy the ISaQlER
OF the statistical report. This showed the
present number of members to be 1924; ;
current expenses including pastors saia-
ries, $45, 200-60; for Improvement of church
property. S45, =4019; estimated value OF
church property, S711. 300; amount of in
debtedness, morJgaged debt, $s7, 500; feat
ing debt s., 227.24; total for all objects of
beEevclence, sos, 505.56; number of Sun
day school pupils 1858. teachers 586. fl
GERS, 1856 average attendance, 1872 total
contributions of Sunday school. s6,53S.39;
total contributions from churches and
schools, 9044I5
At the election Of officers for the ensu-
ing year the old officers were reelected,
namely: W. S. ShalleRberger, moderator;
S. NJ. Yeatman, clerk; Waring z. Evans,
treasurer.
The following committee to nominate
new executive board was announced: E. 3.
Curtis, George Bowman, f. A. Roderick
D. c. Fountain. Samuel Howison. William
F. Hoffman. c. C. Whitney. Charles E.
Vrooman, \. c. NayIor, R. E. Fleharty, g.
w Mccullough, c. G. Lynch, w A Cooper,
and George E TruetJ; committee on
preacher and place Of next meeting. c. H.
Etz. J. Howard Larcombe, c. Powell Gra-
dy, George f. Thompson, and W. A. Hen
deTson.
The devotional exercises this evening
will be conducted by J. W Many; ModeFa-
tor ShalIerbeTgeT VIII make an address,
and tie report Of the executive board VIII
be discussed, preceded by addresses from
the missionaries Of tie association
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New York Cotton Market.
ARMS TO SUPPRESS BOXERS.
VieerOy Liu KunG's Assurances II,
German Consul.

herman CONSUL
BERLIN, Nov 2O.-The -LokaI Anzefg-
er" publishes the following cabIegram
from Shanghai in regard TO a converse
ton which Herr Knappe, Consul General
of Germany there, has had with Viceroy
Liu Kung at Nankin:
after the usual courtesfes the Consul
General said that the Kaiser had high
opinion of the Viceroy.
The Consul then suggested granting
him a loan in case the Viceroy needed
money ReTr Knappe expressed his re-
greet at the war and asked the Viceroy if
ne could not bring his influence to bear
on the Empress and get her to hand over
the authors Of the rebellion Should this
not take place Herr KnaDpe said Ger
many and the other Powers would be fore
ed to send still more soldiers to China
and the war would continue.
THE Consul hesitated 10 say more and
the Ficeroy asked him if he had not some
thing on his mind. Herr Knappe then
told him frankly that agents OF the Chi
nese Government had recently bought
arms from foreign dealers and that this
could not be allowed TO continue Food
and ammunition had also beer sent Up
the Yangtze, intended for the Imperial
Court This, It was declared, the V:eeroy
must stop.
IN reply the Yiceroy asked Herr
Knappe to convey to the Kaiser an ex
preston of his admiration. He knew that
the Kaiser was as great monarch as the
Chinese Emperor. For the moment he
needed no money. He did not possess the
slightest influence at Court, as the En-
press raised as much opposition to MIN
as TO Chang Chi Tung. He had been
against the war from the beginning and
had never provided weapons or money
The arms bought in Shanghai, the Yiceroy
said. were intended to be used IN sup
pressing the rebellion. In conclusion he
promised to do his best to carry out the
wishes of the Powers
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H. FRIEDLANDER 6 BRO.
Cor. Ninth and z Sis.
the dainty animal and its habits. traits,

the dainty animal and its habits, traits,
and peculiarities-
One breeder from Missouri said that the
presence of the goats in his pastures at
forded him ample compensation for his
investment in a flock of six hundred or
seven hundred Under the foot of the
Angora,'' he said. "a rich carpet of blue
grass has already covered what before was
a bare, forbidding land surface. married
by many cIumps OF briars and bushey
growths-" These bad places had been
done away by the goats, and the pastures
had become picnic grounds. This was
only the poetry Of the industry, but other
speakers were equally enthusiastic in dis
cussing the economic points. 1t IVES as
serted that the Angora goat was immune
from tuberculosis, that its milk was con-
sequent1y pure, and that the flesh as a
food article was wholesome, and that An
CORA venison was a delicious food. Other
points of which the breeders make much
are the Angora hair, which is coming more
into ee1nect every year. and the tanned
pelt, whicl: is a good substitute for buck
skin.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Z Co. Auctioaeers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-SToRY FRAME AND
LOT IRREGULARITIES OF An ACRE ON
BOWEN AVENUE. HILLSDALE. ADJOINING
ANACOSTIA. D. c.
By virtue OF Z decd Of trust dated October so.
1897, and recorded in Liber 1850 folio 249 et seq
one of land records for District Of Columbus
and at request Of party secured thereby ws vii
sell az public auction on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
-, 1900. at AS P NJ, the following real e.
tate near Anscostia IN said District, 10 Wit:
Lot 10, section one "a, subdivision Of Barry
Farm; also called St Elizabeth, With improve
rneuts thereon
Terms Of sale. Oae-tbird cash; $50 deposit
time Of sale, balance in one year from dsy Of
sale, with interest payable seni-aanualiy secured
by deed q trust on property sold, all cash. az
option II purchaser. Conveysncing stamps. re-
coTding, etc, az purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with ten days from sale else trustees
reserve right to resell at risk and cost O: plI--
chaser in default
WIN F. HOFFMAN
AYLETT T HOFFMAN
Trustees,
noIz-d&ds-exSu 1921 81 Nv.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS--In re
Estate OF PARTHENIA BROWN Deceased
No. 1882. Administration Docket p.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia holding
special term for Orphans Court business. for let
ters of administration said estate by John B.
Rock, it is ordered this 9Th day OF November
1900 that notice Is hereby given to unknown
heirs and 10 all others concerned to appear In
said court on MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
DECEMBER 4. D. 1900, at l O'CLOCK P NJ,
TO show cause why such application should not be
granted This notice shall be published in the
sWashingtoa Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once IN each of three successive weeks
before the return day therein menfioned-the first
publication TO be not less than thirty days be-
fore said return day.
BY the court: CHAS c. COLE, Justice.
Attest: LOUIS A. DENT, Register OF Wills
LEyERETT z. ENGLESBY,
Attorney for Applicant. nos, 1890
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Washington stoce Exchange.

sales-National Safe Deposit and Trust
Co.. 16G145 Capital Traction. 1S610S IS,
5QI0S ii Mergenthaler Linotype, 60d
1873 1-S, 4OG1sS. 1OOq192 IL. 10o@19S IL,
seller 80; IO@194, 1O9193 Ii, 10Q1S3 SIS
Lanston Monotype. 5O@12 IS. 10oG13. At
ter call. Capital Traction. 5@103 IA. Ian
ston Monotype. 100Gf3 Is, 1G0G13 IA.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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ON HER SECOND TRIAL.

The stockton Develops the Re-
quired Speed in Shallow water.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Nov 2O--The torpedo
boat sto> kton made its -ond trial yes ser-
day in the Patuxent River Tor the purpose
OF standardizing Ter screws. 1t was over
. mile course and the boat was required
to make from sixteen TO Iwenty-six knots,
which was done successfully. Thursday
the final tess will be made, the boat being
required to run two hours eonsecutively
in deep water, md if successful viii be
accepted by the Government.
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with the poor wheat crop in the st. Paul
territory. These matters, however, are
not good bear argument as the company
can afford to lose many millions of dol
lars this year and still be able to pay its
full dividends and have a good surplus.
As far as surplus over dividends is con-
cerned there are few systems in the coun-
try in better condition
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nnI4-dEds-erSu
LEGAL NOTICES.


Filed Nov. 19, 1900. II. Young, CIerk.)
N THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE 18TH DAY OF N0yEN-
Der, 1900-YORh BROWN Vs. ANNA
BROWN No q, $50 Equity Docket 20
On motion OF the plaintiff, BY Mr. TfndaII his
soicitor, it Is ordered that the defendant Anna
Brown, cause her appearance TO be entered herein
on OF before the first rule day occurring forty
days afr this dac, otherwise the cause vii be
proceeded with as in case of default
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce
a vinculo matrimouii for willful deSeTti6n and
abandonment for period of more than Two years
next preceding the bringing OF this suit This
order IS to be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and in The Times of Washington
City once week for three successive weeks prior
10 said rule day
BY the court:
(seaD b H4GNER, Justice, etc.
True eopy-Test:
J. R. YOUNG. Clerk. etc
BY N. \. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk.
no9O 2J-de4
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when you eann9s sleep for coughing. It is
hardly necessary that any one should tell you
that you need a few sosss Of CharnberIain's
Cough Remedy 20 allav the irritation OF the
throat and make sleep possible. It is good.
Try il. For sale bv Henry Evans, wholesale and
1efzil and all druggists
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EDITOR SEES waSDERs

Editor ". V. Barry, of Lexington. Tenn. in
exploring Mammoth Cave. contracted a sev1re
case of piles. his quick cure through using
BCeklen's AFuica Sa3ye convinced him 1t Is an
other worlds wonder. Cures piles. injuries. in
Elimination and all bodily erupticns. Only .
cents ST Henry Evans, GO F Street
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American Tobacco vas fairly strong and
steady despite the Supreme Court decision
yesterday.
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Cash Loan
on FURNITURE. PIANos Etc

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC.
without removal f-oH1 yogV possession and in anv
amount IRON SO TO $500 Our rates are the
cheapest and you can make your own terms
Loans made within three hours from The time
you apply We loan for the interest only. and
Go not want your goods, SO you need have no
fear Of losing them. Our Offices are m on the
fifth floor, away from TIE street, and are so ar
ranged that we can ensure strictest privacy Drop
in and get our rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN co
92s-9sO F ST. NEAR 9TH Nv
Room "A. Atlantic Building.
Take Elevator TO Fifth Floor.
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St. Paul is somewhat behind the other
gTangers II the present market. This is
undoubtedly due 10 the recent rather
heSvy declines in gross earnings. coupled
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-20

Sugar was inactive and made no new
high price this morning
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THE KIDNEYS

e the sewers OF the system. Warmers Safe Cure
.eps them open and free. and soon restores health.
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New york stock Market.

Corrected daily by W &. Hibbs & Co., mem
hers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. I419 F
Street
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TN THE STOCK MARKIT
Activity at the Opening, With Ex-
eeptiOnally Irregular Results.

Generality Higher Range Of Prices
for American shares in London.
Railway List-IRdustriaI Quarter
Reactionary-Firm After Opening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-20

The appointment of another Pennsylva-
mia man 10 the directory of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway is the best evidence of
the community ownership ARRANGEMENT
between these two lines described in this
column this morning. Both the Pennsyl-
vania and the Baltimore and Ohio are re-
gaTded as being strengthened by this ar
ranSement and their securities are in
great favor with the Street. PENINSULA
MIA especially is talked Of as likely to have
ST advance OF 20 points further in the
near future.
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90 YOU NEED MONEY?
We Have Etfor You

You need not go to the trouble to borrow
from friends; be independent Of asking favors We
viii lend you on Your furniture and pianos or anr
household goods or personal property VIII charge
you less and make the most lenient terms In
fact You can borrow on your own terms Call
ana get cur rates before you decide who to borrow
from Strictly confidential. Private Offices. Co
LUABIA GUARANTEE CO., GIS st. nv.
au1I-tf.em
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WEAK MEN

Instant Relief Cure in Is days G.ever returns WI
gladly send to any Sufferer il plain sealed enve9f
FREE prescription with fun directions for QUICK
private for Lost Manhood. Night Losses
Debility, email Weak Parts, Farieocele etc Addres
G. B Wright, Music Dealer. Box III. Marshall. hici
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Among the railway securities that made
the best showing this morning were
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific. Lit
lie Nip advanced to So 5-S. a new high
price, and Union Pacific advanced to
II 3-S- Southern Pacific was off somewhat
from the best figures hut held its own
and Missouri Pacific was also strong.
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Corrected daily BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.. MEM
6eTs OF the New York Stock Exchange IlIs ?
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Nine. MELVILLE,

Pianist and life reader. Without asking ques-
tion she VIII tell you the object Of your call Civ
iue, names Of friends and relatives The madame
yyilI refuse to accept any fee unless s-s gives
the utmost satisfaction and unless you fad her
superior TO any medium, n2lmist. or ciaiTyoyant
in the city COS (Eys) st. NV. It
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The Stock Market this morning was
again strong and active, though only one
or two groups of stocks had any advance
OF Importance during the morning hours.
No sign OF the end OF the boom vas visi-
BILE, however, and apparently this remark
able market, that has been SO good to the
public and so hard on the bucket shops,
has yet many points to advance before
there is TO be any decisive slump. the
leaders are till buying and the public is
still enthusiastic The bears have little
OF their accustomed courage, except where
they have turned bulls Nearly every
thing in the general business situation
and IN the technical market conditions is
favorable TO d continuance Of the buom.
Money is still easy and railway earnings
continue to increase. The reports from
the Industrial companies are most rosy.
Reactions of a few points should be ex-
pected at any time and care should be ex-
ercised by margin traders not to buy
stocks on the top of the bulges in prices.
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The traction securities also we're again
strong at new high figures Metropolitan
advanced to above 176, and BROOKLYN Rapid
Transit to a. A friend of the Brooklyn
Company is authority for the statement
that its business continues on the very
much increased scale of the first quarter
CT the fiscal year This means that some
thing like / per cent is being earned on
the stock. This gentleman says that a
dividend viii probably be paid before very
long
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Enma LaureGi,


CLAfRVoYANT
Cfves <,svice and information on all Business III
-dertakiugs. warns you of coming dangers. aveFts
trouble, sickness, etc; guides you Alright in all
affairs Of life, marriage, divorce, love, law and
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The future plainly revealed; lovers united
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Cut this ont foS luck - II St NV It
A OMAN AMONG THE WINMEN,7 that's what
Why? Cause he came TO for good warm
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MME. THEo,

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The steel securities were the features of
pf the morning market, all showing great
strength and buoyancy- Federal Steel,
common. advanced to above 50. and Wire.
common. to above 81 The gossip regard
ing the Federal Steel securities is espe-
cially bullish. one authority stating that
the company viii have net earnings of at
least SIS, Gee, 600 this year II seems en-
t1rely certain that the common stock div
idend viii be continued at . per cent if it
Is not increased to 6.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17
e.... by n.s,r.ss,,.

4 lamp chimney nanutAsizrs, !,
Anderson. Ind. has GIseors.ss ~
procsss Of melting the BAae as.t !.
glass making While passiHr iArus..
bis piaa, he sac a Esoss % a a,
hEht break. and piece Of tiass ~
on the carbon. IL vas oaly ssses.
until IL wa< retneed 20 q HASA 3.
directed the eonsGruetioa O. "a
vat vita sides aad bottom eo=Suss.
Of carbon. over which hs soais tz-. ,
current Al arrangement va =ass
to run sand through tsis va, =
~orsed perfectly. and ths sts; zal.s,
glass Is being turned oat Ia As Easl
seconds AZ Il rveairet hoaH io- ~
old ,nes TO raeit IL Ii. process IA
eesn patented
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17
nofiee.

Motto. Is hereby given ihHt The ubde'-
Eigned, late mrubos~ o. the hrm * l.
Baldwin a Co, StockgroSers and Dszl.
ers, have disposed Of all their Interest
respectively In said firm 10 the remain
ing members Of said firm. who uill CO.
tinus the business Thereof, and shC WI
pay all outstanding Obligations and arc
authorized 10 settle and rrceip; Tor Al.
claims due TO sAid firm OF l. BaldpiH
& Co. The undersigned having with
drawn from said firm, Will not be resPJ1-
sibic 10 any manner for amy future ooi..
Cations created by the iirm Of l. Bald
win & Co
Dated at Lamar. Colo, this gsth day
of December, A. ID. 1879.
j. C.. BALDWIN,
MKs j. C. BAI-DTIS,
LEE BALDWIN.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
l, WRIT MARKHAM.

wANTED-Four little girls to
buy four little jackets at cost at lrwins,
A. z. Bent has decided to build on
his lot on the east side of Main street,
and this will completely fill up that
block.
There has been a good run Of wat
er for domestic purposes in the Fort
Lyon Canal for several days, and it
was badly needed too.
Miss Laura q. Brown, of holly,
fled on homestead at the land Of
fee on Monday. The land is on
Horse Greek near Holly.
At the land office SO far this month
there have been ten homestead en-
tries made Last year there was just
one made during January.
James B. Cline, Jr., from near
Granada, was on the streets Of La
mar last Monday, attending to some
hdttcfs oi iluPoi1ohSo W ANA-
Fred H Isgar, an old time resi-
dent of Bent county, came down on
Monday and made arrangements 10
make final proof upon his home
stead.
Granada was pretty well represent
ed in Lamar today, j. l.. Mayfield,
w. H Morris, Frank keairns and r.
J. Koonce having come up to attend
to various matters.
William E. Dosne came up from
Granada recently and fled home
stead on some land in the edge OF
Kiowa county, on one of the tributa-
riee of Horse Greek.
Frank j. Holmes & Co. have a
new al in this issue They are Civ.
ing their customers the benefit OF
cash prices now, and their trade is
increasing accordingly.
The painting of the Methodist
cht rch is fnishs d and the building
now looks quite different. 1t had
become quite dingy looking and
needed freshening up on the out
side.
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r..,, vr-... KIN r......

Early ana lxts frosta A.. tisllkss "
farmers. bat saeh tro4;s DO nors sE-a
10 iaseets thsn the severe eola q ss
ter. a. thsy catch rasuy iaseSa o.; :,
ground os lus. below the surface h
has hesa nesiead that whsa the VIZ
iers are severely cold. Asa The E-vg..
remains froses nnsii well tsto f7r5st
insects srs rzors namsroas The iDll5s-
Ing summer than ~aea the winter ~
a,la II Is The alternate ,rsstizs a.
tsa-ins that docs The damage 70 u,
secis. especially When there Is : wt--
rain ,ollo~.d By sisGsa tressizr X
The Esoaud be;ow u. sartAes.-wa'
uizsgcn News
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17
A uniaue Calendar.

New edition OF The Aztec sAlssa,G
January TO June. 1900. nov On sa.-
At the A 7. & 4 r. Ry. ticket oases
Contains o separate reprodneticns Il
color sSIli inche~l OF Burhsaks Pu
ehlo Indian portraits The sessOa'.
srt sensation. Also engraved eoTsr
representing ancient Axt.a ealsndsr
stone handsome and unique souFs-
mir. Edition limited; order eariy.
prics 25c-
G. J. GARyIN, Ageat.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

For cheap town lots see @. b.
ThomAn.
For bargains in farm lands 10 10
c. Is. ThomAn.
Don't miss the winter glove aud
mit,en sal. at Mclean Bros.
II medicine don't eure ron consult
5. W. BillingsleA, magnetic healer.
A big line OF outing fAnneis, fas
inaiors and plaid suitings, at Irwins
c. B, ThomRn has the best line Of
fire insurance He writes farm risks
An elegant family sesing ms
chine, new, for ssls on easy terms at
Irwins.
WANTED Seven men TO buy
seven remaining ulsters at cost Al
Twins.
Fresh Fish every Friday at Feasi's
General Merchandise store, lis n.
Main street
Coles Air Tight aHot Blast
Heaters hold Ere over night Sold
by Huddleston.
Cash paid for butter and eggs a,
Feast's General Merchandise Store,
ll5 North Main street.
Don't buy stove said 10 be ins,
as good as Coles Air Tight Heater,
bu, get the original Hot Blast at
Huddles,on.
WASTED-Fiye beautiful ladies
to buy five beautiful jackets Colors:
Tan, dark red, mode, black and grey.
At cost al Irwin's.
We are closing ont our winter goods
at less than Wholesale, for cash. So
don't fail to take advantage OF this
opportunity before they are all gone
hcLE,S Baoa.