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The state herald., 1900-08-17

1t is expected that the Rev. Robert
Coltman Of La Junta will preach in the
q. A. r. hall, whore the Presbyt terian
people worship, on Sunday, Aug. %, in
the morning aud possibly in the evening
He fomerly ministered to tho Presbyteri,
an people Of Holyoke and 1t is hoped 4
good audience may turn out to greet
him. A cordial invitation ia extended to
all. During hie visit with US he will lect
ure on the subject Of China, Observat-
ions from his recent trip to the Orient
1t has been decided TO havs this lecture
on Monday evening Aug. q, the pro-
cssds to go for the benefit Of the Presby-
tsrian church. Tho place and price Of
the lecture will be annoupced next week.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Evangelist J. u. Daily will exchrrgs
Pulpits next Sunday With Rev. A. T.
Griffith. Pss'or Of the Baptist church .,
Sterling. Mr.. 6nfi,h Will preach IN the
Baptist church In this place u, ii;3o A.
n. and $40 2. N.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

John Guthrie OF Newton, To-. is visit.
ing his nephew, A. 4. Guthrie Of Hol-
yoke. Mr.. Guthrie expresses himself IS
much pleased with the rapid 4ro~th Of
the cattle industry in this part OF the
atata
The state herald., 1900-08-17

AZ the meeting Of tho Holyoks Ep-
worth League Sunday evening MIS-,
Cameron Young read = report oi the dis
tr'ct convention at Sterling which sbs
attended ~ . delegate from Holyoks.
The report vas we'll written and vas
very interesting aud instructive.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Donovan and child
ren Of McCook, Neb., passed through
Holyoke Wednesday on their way To
Grover Tor visit with relatives.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

F. II. Wbitbsn, leaves Saturday even
ing for Chicago and other eastern points
10 purchase his fall goods for his differ
ent departments.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Several couples Of the Holyoke yonng
folks spent Wednesday evening at tho
plsasan, home Of B. d. Parker north oi
Holyoke. They report very pleasant
evening.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

For burns, injuries. piles and akin dis.
esss use DsWits Witch Hazel saive. II
is tho original. Couuterieits may b. OF.
cred. Use only Dewitt's.-City Drag
Store.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

John Olson went through holyoke
Monday with his threshing machine and
will start the seasons threshiug in the
southeastern part Of the county.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

The Ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give Lawn social ut the home OF
Mrs. 3. W. Beggs next Tuesday evening.
All are invited.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces immedi-
ate results. Try ii.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-08-17
Store.

q. E Correll aud family came to Hol.
yoke Monday from Fleming and will
make Hoyoke their home. Mr.. Correll
W engaged In the well business.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

on application OF Charles L. Allen and
the county clerk = hereby instructed tc
make sssignments Of tag sale certitii.
Gates against the abose described land
to the above named parties making ap-
plication for same.
The following claims were allowed.
Gus Young sheriff fees 400
W h Show meals for jury 200
Mrs Edna james meals for jury 200
w M Slay 90 cops 200
Board settled With the sheriff for SIX
months ending June 80.
Board adjourned TO meet July l6, 1900
Board met pstsuani 70 sdiournmsnnt
az board Of equalization present full
board and the clerk.
Q. M. Mckee, c. P. Crowner and &.
c. Mason appeared before the board to
make objection ID the assessed valuation
Of property.
+. N. MoPherrn, agent for the Lin
coin Land Company, appeared before
the board and mude com plant as to the
assessed valuation Of the Lincoln Land
Company's water work system in Hol-
yoke.
Board adjourned to meet July II, 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
as board OF equalization present full
board and the clerk.
Moved by commissioner Say that the
assessed valuation Of the Lincoln Land
Company's water works system in Hol-
yoke be lowered from s70O0 to 5000.
Board adjourned to meet Aug. /, 1900.
aolyoke, Colo, July II, 1900.
Board convenedas a board OF county
commissioners vt call Of chairman.
Board took up the settlement with the
county treasurer.
Board adjourned to meet July ls, 1900.
Holyoke, Colo, July Is, 1900.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
present full board and the clerk.
Board continued settlement with
county treasurer.
Board appointed election judges for
the fall election. The names Of the
judges have been PUBLISHED In tie HER
AID.
On motion the voting place In pre-
ciDct 3 was changed from the residence
Of WIN. Arms to the school house in
school district No. 3 Board adjourned
to meet July ID, 1900.
Halyoke Colo, July 10, 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present full board and the clerk.
Claims allowed.
g Holland constable fees 7s5
G N Tribbetts juror 2l5
w q Holland dist clerk fees 625
FC Churning J p fees 40
Gus Young witness fees 200
Gus Young sheriff fees 1850
w l. Hays dist attorney 1000
W NJ Stay co com 20OO
Fred Borlsnd co com 5000
l. p Foster 5000
Bid Of W. q. Heller for plowing 10
miles on west half OF north line Of fire
guard was accepted for $3.50 psr mile as
specification Tor said hreguards adopted
by tho board OF county commissioners
June I, 1900.
On motion bid OF Oswald Hertzig for
plowing l6 miles on east half OF north
limo Of fireeuarn was accepted for ESQ
per mile ms per specifications for said
tiregnard adopted by the board ofcounty
commissioners june 4. 1900.
Moved by commissioner Borlnnd that
the county clerk bs authorized TO con
tract with any responsible party or par
ties TO plow hregasrd on the south line
Of Phillips ns per Specifications adopted
by the board Of county commissioners
Juno 4. 1900 at $3.50 p.r mile. Motion
carried.
On motion co. clerk was instructed To
correspond with county clerk OF sedg.
wick and Yuma counties 70 ascertain II
they Will assist IN making Irregular dis be.
tween ths Respective counties.
Board settled with county clerk.
Board adjourned 10 moot Aug. !, 1900.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

4 Letter irea, srsedpe Lssyer Of Hsis.
lsr ts,ls us hs pitched eighty acres Of
heavy Grsis In ioar days out u the field.
He y sishtyfouS yssrs old. Young man
cas yeu bsat thaty-wray Times,
The state herald., 1900-08-17

DeWItt's Little Early Risers are fam
Gus little pills for liver and bowel trou-
oles. Never Rripe City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Miss Bessie Visscher OF McCook, Neb.,
10 visiting her sisters Mrs. Varney and
Mrs. Huber Of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Hans johnson of Haxtun recently
finished work on good we'll for Mr..
Campbell near Haxtun.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

j. D. Whitley Of Atwood IL visiting
friends near Haxtun and attending
the services at the Hax.un camp meet
ing.
The state herald., 1900-08-17
Living In the sun.

Living In the sun.
Don't get mildewed
Living in tho shade,
Damp and dreary
BY your own tears made;
Sorrow is certain
To como to every ono,
But sweeten it and shorten II
by living in the sun!
Don't get morbid
Living in the gloom,
Whom Just outside
There's a world in bloom;
Life is bricf thing.
Too soon done
Oh, tighten it and lengthen IL
By living in the SUM
RIPLEY d SAUNDERS.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

There are no better pills made than
DeWitts Little Early Rissrs. Always
prompt and certain.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

A lava tsasis club he's bssu organized
ia Helyoks. Very nice grounds have
sssa psspsrsd 10 tbs western part Of
tsss ssss Ar. Grouts residsoce proI'sr.
~.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Post Master, G. w. Shuler who left
Hoiyoke last week on y business trip To
Oberlin. Kans. returned last evening.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Miss Gertie Levine OF Essex, To-, is
visiting with the family Of Claus John
son near Haxtun.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Rev. 8. A. Parker will preach at the
Trego school house on next Sunday at
4 o'clock.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

O. "a. Tribbetts returned the first OF
the week from business trip to Yuma.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Brady and Metcalf shoes are the best
Tor sale by W. R. Sbamp.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

The q. D. Corset Is the best. For aale
by W. R Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Miss Graos Mowry visited her brother
Charley at Grant, Neb., last week.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Mr.. and Ars. Warren are visiting relA.
tives IT Benklemen and McCook, Neb.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Mrs. M. v. Summers is visiting rela-
tives in Missouri.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

II you want to buy box Of fruit call
on W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-08-17

Buy your dry goods ct W. R. shamp
The state herald., 1900-08-17

j. G. Elder lost couple Of cows by
lightning IN the storm last week.
The state herald., 1900-08-17
All k,uds Of Patterns a. Stamps.

All kiuds Of Patterns at Shamps.
Buy your dry goods of W. r. Shamp.
j. c. Elder lost q couple OF cows by
lightning IN the storm last week.
The q. d. Corset is the best. For sale
by w. r. Shamp.
. Miss Grace Mowry visited her brother
Charley at Grant, Nsb., last week.
Mrs. NJ. V. Summers is visiting rela-
tives in Missouri.
II you want to buy box OF fruit call
on W. r. Shamp.
Mr.. and Ars. Warren are visiting rela-
tivss Vt Benklemen and McCook, Neb.
Brady and Metcalf shoes are the best
Tor sale by W. R. Sbamp.
@. "a. Tribbetts returned the first OF
the week from business trip to Yuma.
Rev. 8. A. Parker will preach at the
TrAu< ouh,nl ,r,o oo 800.
The evening world., 1900-01-02
CAS- KILLS ONE:
HIS CHUM DYING.
klope and Cotteling Were
Asphyxiated in q
Bedroom.

AeospA Klops 70 aeah and his room.
Heta Paul 0stas,inG. V dying q q re-
cult Of bstnG overcome by sas Ia their
room on the sseood floor Of the Bulls
Head Hotel. Fifty-dshth stree, and
ElsTsnfh avsouA early this morning.
The ssphyziatioa appear to have been
accidental.
kiops was . sstss ana 0sttelins n
German. rhsy were sxpart workmsn q
ths nberty en- NM. IA Pffty-ssvsnsh
STREET. They slspt toss,hsP and II vas
- seseon to vaks then q 8 O'Clock
eann mornlnG.
An1rVv lsts wat to col them tn.
norma, - found thSir door unlocked
= usBel ~ .pusAs1 q epsn. The room
savss full q sas aaI sss j., wAs full
We aeessss,fss 60 ax|5l assssiiss
u 10 su0po0ed the msu left the ~
" ana that the VIA NV u out, or
nat they TUNED It Of an1 then on again
oI mistake.
Eleps " .hlry yssrs "a osstsli.s
The evening world., 1900-01-02

advantage 1, Is obligatory that she -.
ce.ye with not one or wo. bVl q dozen
huge nosegays about her.
SO obligatory indeed 10 this feature
az the coming OUT that not one girl
IN a dc YEN ever receives from her al.
m!refs half the bouquets she appears
with on her reception day. but steo0e
embowered In the posiss ordered up
from the florist by her diplomatic pa
rents.
When tie coming out tea Il over then
the debutante enters really on her but.
terny season OF brilliancy and power. II
she Is to do her family credit. like .
high strung race horse or primo donna,
her health and spirit, must b main.
tained at concert pitch.
The family carriage 10 PIT ~ her COM
mand or she must be given , goo1 mar.
gin Of credi, at the livery stable. The
freedom OF the drawing room. the lug.
ury Of breakfast In bed. the comfort and
stimulus OF masseuss. . manicure and
hairdresser and frst claim on all the
opera. theatre and concert seats are
yielded up 70 her.
Having invested large sum Of money
In the making Of q fashionable daagh-
ter the wise parents give her every op-
portunity and three months In which 10
prove the value Of their investments.
OF course. this 10 all very well with
parents whose income viii guarantee tho
enormous expenditure entailsd BY COM
plste single campaign, but the extrava.
CANT demands Of the Ambitious buds to-
day have forced the merely wsii.to-dc
families into combinations for mutual
protection against the enormous ex.
psnses OF TIE bridal tee.
Two. three or even hvs buds will sp-
pear together u . single reception held
IN some hosts privsse draWtnG.room.
their mother BEARING each Q portion OF
the costs. and thus the effect Of Q thou
sand dollar entertainment 10 sscufs6 .,
. third Of that sum
The evening world., 1900-01-02
Mr.. CROKER IS
DOING WELL.
Fracture Of His Leg Has
Been Red uced and 70
Mendine.

A cable message ssestved q the Demo.
cratic Club confirms the nswp pueiishs1
In The Evening World yesterday Of the
accident 10 Richard Croker q his eosn.
~ place. Moat House. wantass. Dhg.
land The message said that NJ. Croker
ha1 broken his lee wa;e trying % mount
. spirited animal.
D. wIllDao Z. Jsahlss. crohsps heo1h.
ss-ia.lav. ha1 cabied for further inter.
oaa1oa. end word cane back tha1 ~
Tanasay ise1se vas rsssing 49, -
that the fracture had bssn rsAueso.
Andrew Frstdfnan Us verflo1 Sves
the acc'6sn, TO the Tammany cAisf "a
also cabled for further eereeu,ass.
when ~. croksr .isft." ssia ~. Frssl.
nan. he was In Splsndsa pAystsAi 60
6ition end Will b sSis 70 stAaA tAs
strain % the accident"
NE report Of the accident AAA q a.
ouie'lng effect on the New Tears to-.
tivities - the Democratic Club.
The evening world., 1900-01-02

~ dsbutsnts to-day 10 q tyrant and
an extravagance. To such n point Of
splsndor have the introduction OF teas
for young girls arrived that except the
most gorgeous wedding fecep lcss they
stand alone for sumptuous beauty and
royal liberality u appointments.
A. Ear as cost goes there Is little TO
distinguish them from bridal functions
To begin with her trousseau Down 10
the last handkerchief and paper OF pins
IL must he prepared before her tea. fIr
after that grand entertainment 50 fast
and thick do the invitations fall around
her she will have neither time nor
energy TO spend In shops and dress
makers establishments
The debutan,e gown is "A costume n
complete and costly as wedding dress.
and TO every one OF the girl friends
asked to receive with her . souvenir
gift With bouquets must 10 given by the
debutante.
The self-re.pectinI relatives must not
stint In floral decorations for the draw
ing-rooms: they must have one or two
bands OF music. and they will be
sternally and unplsassntly talked about
In their social round Of the ladder Il
they set forth any less sumpiuous re-
freshmenis than are regarded as or.
thodox for debutants teas. and cham
payne 10 the one proper beverage to Be
poured.
Thsrs 10 no going behind the rule re.
sarding debutantes' bouquets. and here
The evening world., 1900-01-02
GIRL lLLRD HERSELF.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s-Llssss
Kish, eighteen yeap ed. Of :he Porter
s'rest, ~as found Dad In her room iris
mSsninG ehe had svi6ently KILLED her.
ne pollcs arrsessA tour nsa q ara.
vn6sr Ssee!etsa: IHsy are Ssephsa and
1900 kish. NJ uneies. who live IN
Porter :sreet. g vsh a. osorse Resko
Of ~ Ernst street
AfSer paaytng With children In the
snes'S The fin satd she was going TO
r L>sef she wes found there
- osssss tssesy vas aksa.
The evening world., 1900-01-02

Sheets and
Pillow Cases
al a saving Of 70 per cent.
on present market prices.
&c. Pillow Cases ct, each
SIC.
1000 Oood Pillow Cases,
with wide hens. size 4,xJ6
ard $3.50 inches, sell regu-
hrly Al &C.; or sale q
price, eacl -
Jse. Heu,stitehed Pill
low Cases, TO-
COG dozen ho0l0tlleho1 Pil.
low Cases., extra heavy
weight, she @SxJ6 inches
,,c 80 I,rs.s 80. -
81. -. - N'" wa iii
', .'s
47e. Sheets, ~.
us dozen Sheets. good quail
ity, with wide hemx size
6JxQO inchex these sell Yes-
unriy Al NeI our %
s"' p'"e' <'s",
SIC. Sheets Sc.
i%o dozen Sheots, excellent
quality, with wide hem
size 8ixS0 inches; for fun
sue eed; these sell regularly
I. Vs. o"' 'A"p'"e' S9
.s"'
600 do.en Seeesss hem
stitched ana phin; very tine
aual'lv the manufaeturefs
"s ue " ", e."'' ""'e
The evening world., 1900-01-02

Our Standard Special
Unlauedered 5 hirt,
extra heavy muslin. tine
count pure linen bosom,
extra full Sn1 reinforced
front and back. patent back
and sleeve facing. gusseted
at skirt; 4 ply pocket neck.
band, good value at sos.
Our Annual Sale Price No
lin sizes ~ to 49,, II
Our STANDARD -. made Of
Standard Special MUSLIN
counting Ssx92. extra heavy
weight, set-in J Ply linen
teirEl, reinforced front and
back. all ..z...s fellsd md
double stitched throughout.
continuous facing, split
neekhant, regular short
bosom mems and boys
sizes 2to rs. This shirt.
with all lis improvements.
would he considered good
value At Csc. Our Ak
Annual Sale Price, IL
Our Standard %. made o;
celebrated Utica NonplIeil
Muslin, guaranteed 1000
lintn bosom. butchers
linen back ,sst in. patent
gusset, double stitched
graduated facing. piteut
neckband, hand made but.
ionbolss. hand finished
throughout long or short
bosoms; mems and hoys'
sizes - to rs. II the
price VS. 500 you could
no, ask Tor 4 better made
shirt. Our Annual -
Sale Price, o.
nsn's Night Robes, extra
feivy muslin, fancy en-
broidered eeitres and silk
stitched eo.ArS. In a large
assortment Of pltterns. well
made and cut iull and long,
pearl buttons, double stitch
ed seams; the quality II
these al the price will sston-
ISL YOU our Annual 20
sale Price, II
The evening world., 1900-01-02
Sale of Housekeeping Dry Goods.

Of Housekeeping Goods will surely sipaS the greatest We
have held prices radically lower than any competing house
There has been general advance dry goods amounting to from =, pei
Our buyers foresaw the advance and placed large con-
months old prices and when they were lowest epb noA
tons that these goods will advance still higher In view OF al inns We
Housekeeping Dry Goods this sale lower than ever before
would be well worth while supply wants for year or more
these prices.
No Mail Orders filled during this sale
The evening world., 1900-01-02

, 7e. Muslin. 4Ae
| ,o-ineh White nvslln, nice
fin. guilty II we were to
buy this to day the pi,ce
would be &C.; our sal, AZ
prize, per yd.,
! lOe. Muslin, &C. I'd.
| 36.inch Fruit Of the Loom,
Fidelity and .angdon 70 Mus.
Inns; not any Of these sold
less than 9 and i0. yd,, +
our sale price, per yd.. Q
7e. Muslin, 434e. I'd.
36-inch Uubloached TIES.
Ila; the kind that sells at
&c. I'd. during this sale. A
per yd., "a
&c. Muslin sac. I'd.
| 36 In. Untjeaehed Muslla,
extra heavy; these are In
manufactures ends, from
Alto 70 I'd. pieces, sell in
the regulas way al 3 and oc.
yd., our sale price. per *
I'd. ~
~ Sheeting ttI5e. I'd.
10 eases Table che6 Sheet.
Ing, ~ yds. wide; good
quality; |, good value Al
CSC. yd., for our sale, 80
per yd., bb2
J0-4 Sheeting l2he I'd.
is cases Unbiesched Shest-
Ing, -. yds. wide; white
AZ yds. wide; these sell
regularly al aoe. I'd, our
sale price. rtr ~
yd.. -:
Big chance TO buy Boston
Mi.ss Sheetlng, At ibo I
49, less than manusactufers'
prices. No better sheeting
The evening world., 1900-01-02

Jacob Kramer. . ws,l-knoVu hotsl.
keeper Of Jersey City. who died yestss.
day In Dutchsss County. n. r.. left uD
for supper to Ia given 90 friends Who
attend his funeral.
He also left directions that his 10y
was tn be cremased and buried In New
York Bay Cemetery.
NO EXTRA cHARG. rua 10.
A4ser'seDenss for the WORLD oil - ~
sssvse q ssy American o,ssr,o hsssssos. o.,
- nDeai TsIsessob oocs 10 nss vsst clsy q
- ~ On oaBsa0 = ~ ~ -.
The evening world., 1900-01-02

Mems Night Robes, extra
line muslin, fancy embroid.
cred fronts. eolhn and
sleeves. cut iull and long,
trimmed with Tine quality
pelrl buttons and iellei
seams a .ery hand 40
some robe al ~
Mess Donsst Flaaaelstts
Night Robes, six beautiful
piitrrns, cut full and 81
inches long, pearl buttons
Of tine quality. well made IN
every particular. an elegant
sa,m.n, for cold weather,
they keep IN. holy nice Ind
warm the same garment TO
duplicate will cost Sc;
our Annual Sil. ~
Price. II
Mems F'aaaeiette Pa.
Jamas garments As popu-
lar ,o-dly.as a night-robt--
pretty patterns nothing
that is more comfort
abe TO sleep In: ono, you
own one, YOU will never be
without il. To thoroughly
introduce these garments,
that are worth to-diy $,.2j.
We make the price for *
Our Annual SALE, ~
Mems add Boys All.
Over Per, Gle Shirts,
hundred. open back and
front, split neckband and
all the lliest improvements
required in a shirt 10 .iiy
only Sp-to-daie styles Ill
have separate cuffs 500
value. and they are cheap
al that. Our Annual 20
Sale Price. ~
MEMS l.auadecsA W'ties
Shirts, for tull dress o,
street wear, open back anu
front; a-ply bosom, heavily
interlined. pocket neek-
band. When YOU see them.
you viii supply yourself
for a year. Is then equal
has n .vef been sold 40
our Annual Sale Price. o.
The evening world., 1900-01-02
Our Annual Sale of
Shirts, Collars & Cuffs,
&c., for Men & Boys.

After weeks Of preparation we have commenced
our annual sale Of Mems Shirts, Collars, Cuffs
&e.-an event annually anticipated BY a host
Of bargain-seekers. Despite the big advance
in materials, prices are lower than ever. The
bulk Of these offerings was made up during
the summer months at saving Of 25SS to
331s9o Were we compelled TO buy today we
would not be able 10 offer such remarkable prices
for the Annual Sale While we have very large
quantities Of all lots we advise early selection as
some lines are bound to become impaired in the
assortment OF sizes at least.
The evening world., 1900-01-02

Size oOx9G Manufacturers
price, Phin Hens. each,
6sc.; Hemstitchej, EACH
74c.; our prices, Plain IN
lens, each, "
Hemstitehed. each, IS
i2Ke. Canton Flannel
Yasd, 6Ae.
Thousands OF pieces Of Can.
tea Flaanel. heavy I'M
bkached; In manufacturers
ends, from 2 to IS I'd.
pieces this grade sells regu-
hSly AZ t2he. yd.; Ia
our price, per I'd. O|
Blankets BED
ables.
500 Spreads. each &c.
100 White Bed Spreads,
full sire, hemmed ready for
use these spreads are ex-
eeilent value Il Si.7S o.
during this sale. each, o.
$I.75 ConfostableA &c.
AN ENORMOUS PURCHASE /
Oves three thousand full she
Bel cosseoetablos, Al
about OOo.l1ale Price.
There are various kiads In
this lot. beautiful lowered
designs. good filing cotton;
there Is not one IN the lot
worth less than $3.50, some
are worth MS, and some
are even worth more than
that; the entire lot for
this big sale. choice. RI
each, w
65e. Blankets
PEI Pais, 45e.
One lot Of good White and
Gray Blankets, with col
cred borders, sell reguhrly
At Csc; ou' sale price, Ak
pr vair, ~
ooe. Feather Pillows,
Each 4ee.
SO Feather Pillows. ex-
eellent quality, weigh J Ibs..
sell regularly q, 500. 40
$780, for this sale. each ~
The evening world., 1900-01-02

OnitieS& Swiss.
10000 yards line Dlmity. all
new spring designs and
coIors, including navy blue
gfountS also a large variety
Of Stripes and Poke
Dots; now Is the time 10
supply your future ~ants ,
In four TO six weeks this
Dimity will bring from iOc.
TO i3Xe. yard, and Is ven
worth Il. These will be
pheed on sale to-mof- -
row a. per yard q
Dotted Swiss.
10000 very beautiful designs
In Ootte1 Swiss ed
Jacquard SWISS; also fine
O60Ao d6es. These are the
very newest spring MetS
most Of them are h .alst
and dress lengths In the
rexahr way thoe sen II 20c.
wi our special ~
price, 3D.. IN
Torchons.
Several tbousand yards Of me
dun and vide widths, z
beginning At, yard. y
Better qualities. both imita-
tioa and real pet IN
yard. upward from ~
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12i-1. Zephys Cling
hams, 5 34e. I'd.
A wy hfre variety Of hne
Zephyr Dsess Olag.
aams, all nsv spring
styles and eoIoss, Ia manu-.
iaeture's lengths. from 30
10 10 I'd. pieces these sell
OF the piece In ths reg lar
way att7i-2e. VI. during
this SALE. our Price, -
ger I'd, "a