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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1909.

some time be shy OF approaching Brit
lsh outposts. II would be rash TO say
that Lord Roberts Is not about 10 al
vance Immediately The date OF the al
vance win be secret. so as 10 prevent
the enemy learning OF IT, Presumably
Lord Kitchener is now at Bloeinfontein,
and this may be taken as an Indication
OF the immlnence OF the advance
WINSTON cHURCH1LLs PROTEST.
Mr.. Winston Churchill, in a long dis
patch from Durham, expresses regret
that the Morning Post does not sup
port his views regarding the treatment
OF rebels He saws he desires to give
a full explanation OF his views hereaf-
ter, but Will not again allude 10 the
subject In the columns OF the Morning
Post lie proceeds, however TO say
that Sir Redvers Buffers and most OF
the officers OF distinction share his
Views and then adds;
1T Is strange that officers in the Held
should hold more tolerant views than
prevail at home. However, II Is not
perhaps, the first time that victorious
gladators have been surprised to see
thumbs turned down In The Imperial
box He protests against the spirit
OF vengeance, which can only delay the
attainment Of peace" addlng
Beware Of driving me 20 dcspera-
ton. Even a cornered rat Is danger
GUS We desire speedy peace. The last
thing we want Is that the war should
enter the guerilla phase Those who
demand an eye for an eve and tooth
III lI
whether such barren spells are worth
five years OF bloody partisan warfare
BENEFIT OF THE BRITISH.
Chicago. March 1.-THE second dem
onstration and entertainment for the
benefit of the widows and orphans OF
the British soldiers and sailors who
have fallen or may fall In the Trans
yaal war and the distribution Of litea-
ture bearing on the South African ques-
ton will be held at Central Music Hall
tonight. under the auspices Of the Sons
and Daughters OF the British Empire,
An interesting program has been pre-
pared.
At a meeting last night Of the com
mittee OF the Sons and Daughters OF
the British Empire, which has charge
OF the demonstration. II was reported
that all the tickets had been sold and
the standing room all taken.
As a result, II was decided to supple
ment the affair OF tonight with another
TO be held at Central Music Hall. April
eth. II Is expected to realize from the
two entertainments more than $4,000
for the relief Of the widows and or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
HOSIERY.

For women and children, in inter-
mediate and light weights, we
quote a few Of the tempting low
prices In these lines. there Is
sharp advance In prices that these
lots have escaped, the wise buyers
win lay In a seasons supply now.
Boys extra stout. fast black. hose.
Xxi ribbed, very elastic, all sizes 80.
soc
Misses Fast Black ribbed cotton
hose, sizes from TO s. for,.,.Sbc
Misses Xxi ribbed cotton hose, alb
solutely fast color. high spliced heel
and double sole. sizes from 5ie TO
10, for ,......,...........,
Women's heavy weight cotton
hose, fast black, for ..,.,...t5c
women's extra fine quality cotton
hose IN Black or Tan. plain or
Riohelieu ribbed ........,.. So
Mems medium weight cotton hose
IN Black or Tan color: also Lisle
Thread, In Black and fancy stripes.
25c
Mems heavy weight. seamless cot
ton hose, In mixed Brown, Drab and
Blue, Tor ........ ....'s '.'''s.toC
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Dress Goods and Silks
For Easter Gowns.

Decision must be made quickly
now; and you had better come to-
morrow and select the material
from our magnificent stock, OF
which the following values can
give but faint Idea.
A handsome line OF spring Plaids
value zoe. only. =. -. 90. 80 l5C
Camels Hair and Wool Plaids,
bright and pretty In the new spring
styles. our i0c grades at. =. 29c
ss-inch New Covert Mixtures and
fancy spring sultings, splendid val
ues for soc at. =, ....,."., 35c
ss-inch Matchless silk finished ia
bncs In peat self-oolored stripe
designs. IN all the best spring coll
ors. Grand values for ..." 45C
Magnificent lines OF all wool Vene-
tians. Homespun Suitings, checks,
and plaids In the new spring pastel
colors. 81 TO AZ inches In width
special price this week".,..-.5 9c
i2-inoh Imported silk faced Black
matelase Crepons In every handsome
brocaded effects. Grand value at.
Si.0o
Black 4l.inch Mohair Crepons In
the new wayy, blistered designs es>
peclally desirable for Separate
Skirts. very rich and stylish. worth
$3.50. Special for this week at.Si.tS
il-inch Crepons in the Spring,
newest striped effects, one OF the
richest and most dressy dress ma
terials possible TO procure, especial
~ adapted for Dress skirts, worth
$50 yard. Price this week. .S9
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Infants Slips.

Pretty little slips In Cambria with
full sleeves, nicely finished at neck
and sleeves with embroidery. for.
25c
Fine Nainsook slips, with square
yokes, daintily trimmed With tucks
and lace, from ...,,....... DOC
Extra Good quality Nalnsook
slips having round or pointed yokes.
exquisitely trimmed with Val lace
or embroidery, for ...-, 75c
Children's short dresses Of Main
sock having pretty yokes OF tucks
and insertion for ..... CSC
Children's dresses OF white India
Lawn or French Nainsook. round
or pointed yokes, with lapels over
shoulders and rufiies, there are EN-
broidery or lace trimmed for sl.25
and upwards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31

transport, the main army coming up as
the railway Is repaired.
Tho war Office has issued the follow
Ing from Lord Roberts to the secretary
OF war;
"Bloenlfontein, March 30. 2.25 p. m.--
Owing to the activity OF the enemy on
our immediate front and their hostile
action toward burghers who surren-
dered, found Il necessary to drive
them from some koDies they had occu-
pied near the Karee siding station, a
few miles south OF Brandfort. The
operation was successfully carried out
by the seventh division, assisted by the
first and third cavalry brigsdes under
French and lie Calais regiment OF
mounted infantry. The enemy retrcated
% Brandfort and our troops now hold
the koDjes.
"Our casualties were; Killed. Capt.
Going. Scottish Borderers. Wounded.
Capts. Sellar, Lizard. PEBBLES. Curgon-
Ven and Edwards, Lieuts Coulden and
French and about 100 rank and file"
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g 777''
BREAKS up
COLDS
Grip.Influenza.

The use OF "seventy-seven" and o
little common sense VIII carry you
through the Spring without illness.
Before laying aside ~ for the season.
investigate the other Specifics. made
by Or. Humphrey, by asking your
druggist or sending for free copy Of
The Specific Manual. chapter on
Diseases OF Children.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co. Cor William 4 John SITS. N. Y.
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Suits and Skirts.

HERE ARE FOUR ITEMS IN
SUITS. SELECTED NOT FOR
THE LITTLENEss IN PRICE.
But FOR THEIR LARGENEss OF
VALUES.
FIRsT-A suit OF fancy weave
Cheviot Serge, colors navy and
black. fly front jacket, satin lined,
box pleat back skirt, sercallpe lined.
perfect fitting. Regular price else
where $500, and our price only. go.
S7.85
sEcOND--A Suit OF Venetian
Cloth and Serge. colors black. tan,
grey, navy and brown, fly front or
eton Jacket. taffeta silk llned--dou-
bic box pleat back skirt, best per-
callne lining. Regular price else
where $3.50, and our price only.
$685.
THIRD-Handsome Suits OF Eng
fish Homespun, Venetian or Serge.
black ana all colors, having new
oton jacket. lined with fine taffeta
silk. box pleat back skirt. plain or
applique trimmed, regular price
elsewhere $3.50. and our price only
$i5.95
FOURTH-Very swell man tailor
ed suits. made OF finest quality Wor-
steds, BroadclOths or Venetians In
light grey, castor, blue and black;
jackets in newest eton or fly front
style-some with the new rolling
medici collar-plain or handsomely
trimmed with stitched taffeta or
deliberately appliqued with iafeta
silk. Regular price elsewhere $500,
and our price only..,..." S2I.00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
Silk Waist Sale.

COMPARE OUR PRICE WITH
ANY OTHERS. WE QUOTE A
FEW FOR THIS WEEK.
Black and Colored Taheta SILK
Waists, corded, for. -. $4,25
Black Taffeta silk Waists, tucked
all over, regular $3.50 waists, for -.
S4.65.
Handsome Taffeta and Peau De
Sole Waists. deliberately corded or
tucked regular price from $3.50 to
sl2, this week for ...".,. So.98
Beautiful Waists, made OF satin
ribbon. and lace insertion, all colors,
regular price. $500, this week for.
$3.50
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Great PetticOat Sale.

BUT NOW SOME OF THESE
PRICES CAN NOT POSSIBLY BE
DUPLICATED LATER, EVEN BY
COINS.
Black Mercerlzed Sateen Petit
coats, deep corded umbrella rufiie,
Tor ...'. .'.... '....' ..', S9C
Black and Coiored Mercerlzed
Sateen Petticoats, umbrella rufile
trimmed with three corded rufiies,
Tor .'.'. ...... '..'' 80 SI.Sc
silk Pettlcoats. all colors, made
with fancy corded rufiie, for $3.50
Handsome Taffeta SILK Tucked
Double umbrella rufIle finished with
narrow plnked ruffies 80. $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
KRuGERs PROCLAMATION.

The Bloemfontein correspondent Of
the Daily Chronicle, telegraphlng
Thursday. March 18th. says "Presi-
dent Kruger's latest proclamation
warns the women and children TO leave
RlOemfonteln within five days. as he
intends to lombard and DESTROY the
city and shoot the burghers whom he
captures there.
Vigorous measures have been taken
by the British to harass marauding
bands OF Transvaal Beers. The latter
are resortlng 10 guerilla methods
chiefly against Free Skaters who re-
fuse to Join Kruger"
Mr.. Spencer Wilkinson. dealing with
the military situation in his article in
the Morning Post today. SAYS: THE
engagement which Lord Roberts re-
ports could not have been very serious
The Importance Of the action lies In the
fact that the Beers will probably for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31

staff crossed the temporary bridge at
Norvalspont last night lie had 5000
men under his command. and he left
100 NJ prieska. He considers the rebel
lion crushed, although the fire may
shoulder for some time"
A disnGtch 20 the Daily Mail from
Koffyfonteln, dated Thursday, March
29tl,, says Gen. Clements flying
column, after a forced march OF thirty.
seven miles yesterday, arrived here un-
onposed.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
Silks.

Special values for conference yisi-
tors and cannot be duplicated else
where.
Black Satin Duchess 2l-lnches
wide. worth 800 yard. only, S5c
24-inch Black Satin Duchess,
splendid quality and well worth
si.S5 per yard. Special this week
98c
Splendid grade Black Peau DE
Sole, pure silk. Only. a.. 9Sc
24.inch Black Pure Dye. French
Taffeta, sl.25 quality for csc
Handsome Corded Wash silks.
splendid new styles In stripes ana
checks and will surely be very
scarce later In the season. At.
3oc and soc
Beautiful Plsse silks IN rich new
colorlngs for waists and trimmings.
98c
We have Just placed on sale a line
OF colored Satin Duchess aud Peau
De Soies In about so different col
ors and shades Special price for
this week only at......"....,St.O 90
Beautiful TNined SIX Foulards In
large or small designs. all the new
est and most wanted colorlngs, "a
inches wide and grand value at.
500
2i-inch IN SILK Crepe De Cheine IN
the loveliest Spring Shades inciud-
ing white and cream. Special price
for this week .....,.. ...,...' SLID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
HEAYY Loss oF ANIMALS.

Lord Roberts Is stripping the forces
IN the minor spheres o. operations OF
.helr wagons and transport animals In
order TO hasten IN advance. This Is
understood 10 De the reason why he re-.
called Lord Methuen from Barkley
West 20 Kimberley. Lord Roberts has
10 have Methuene transports.
The reason why hot chase was not
made after Commandant Olivier Is that
Lord Roberts did not wish to wear out
the cavalry TRANSPORT Gen. French
los; 5000 horses In the relief OF Kimber-
ley AMI the pursuit Of Gen. Cronje
Lord Roberts lost 5000 transport cattle
al Matervaal Drift. and II Is estimated
that he has lost 1900 other animals
since the forward movement began on
February 18th
TIE advance beyond Bloemfontein Is
through a bare country and the supply
officers f0resee an increasing difficulty
IN DIVIDING for a great army moving
along a single line u railway even
when the latter Is working smoothly
and With ample rolling stock
The Canadian mounted rifles were
part Of the force that occupied Ken
hardt yesterday
CONDITIONS IN CAPE COLONY.
The rebellion throughout the north
west districts Of Cape Colony is almost
suppressed.
The Goth will sail today Saturday
with COO men for ST. Helena TO guard
Gen. cronje and 1900 prisoners.
The Bloemfontein correspondent OF
the Morning Post. telegraphing Thurs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31
ChiIdren's Wear.

SPECIAL SALE OF APPAREL
FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN.
Chlldren's dresses never were
prettier than now, II is equally true
they were never seen in greater
variety.
Children's Percale dresses, in pink
and blue stripes. cut Hubbard style
and trimmed with braid, for. 4Oc
Children's Pink and Blpe Lawn
dresses. solid embroidered yoke,
finished with lace edge rufile, for.
65c
Chlldrens Pink and Blue Cling
ham dresses waists deliberately
trimmed with fancy braid for 9Oc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13
Personal MENTION.

/
! Judge u. F.. Dun of Ansioton 10 a CUES
/ at the Capitol
George l.. Porter has gone TO sedsiip
Mo-. on business.
II M, Garwood. prominent lawyer of Il,
orange. Is at tho Capitol
Judge w. l.. Thompson was in tho cit,
Yesterday from Beaumont
Fort smith we'll known Citizen of o,,.
Vebtohfs visitor in tho city
Justice Walter Malsch has ,ons ., rd,o
70 VISIT his father. Ho win return tomorrow
., y McCIain, Johnson City merchant
| came In last night and stopped at the Latham
MISS oetayio shelton OF Marlin ia vlslttn,
ner cousin. Miss Gertrude Roynaud NJ tbis
r. 4. Greer. senator from the Boaumon,
uistiie, Is in the city, stopping nj tbe
s. D.; Bowman, travelling man from
Loahlsyille' KY. is among the arrivals at the
W. L. Simpson. prominent insurance
at the Capitol.
John A. McCord. ono Of the mos, extsnsiy. .
VI uok growers OF Fayetteville is Registered
at the Latham. GU
Miss Esther Emmicb of Little Rock Ar.
u Wsltins her sister. Mrs Joe Emmich, 1907
preston avenue '''
Misc Lula Douglass. daughter OF can,,,r
h G.. Douglass OF Harlem, Is the guest n, NJ
MRS. J. NJ. Frost.
r. A Wakefield travelling man Of San
Aneohio spent yesterday in the city and
nut IN at the Bristol
s. NJ Gaines. superintendent railway mail
istered at tho Capitol ''e
dcJn93nhn bausham. well known hardware
dealer OF Scottsvllle. Is a visitor Pa tbe cit,
ana a guest at the Latham. wy
~ x Foley. with VIM. L. Foley. has left
aov, 10y, v,nSA TOT thirty-day vacation on his
CO" rhhoh west OK San Antonio
r., j. Thieuen Of Carmine, agent Houston and
inHas central rs in the city arranging FOR
49, " absence to visit the worlds fair al
Paris France. ''
NY Electrician George has been presented
WIFE handsome gold badge BY his fellow
WorEmen and Is wearing The same vim ',
pardonablo pride W."
Rev :, o. Rust ID. Of Nashville Tom
VINO WI preach at the First Baptlst church
THIS mornyeg and evening. is a euest o. NJ
ana Mrs. Frank Andrews.
Geo w. Cleveland n former uorsto,,,,
VINO ~ now engaged as manager for n iarge
wholesale grocery house IN New York is hr1c
Oh visit and is stopping at the Bristol
Rev. Seth Ward came IN Yesterday from
Me9L ioSas and Left Immediately for other
sseuohs Of the state. He is travelling IN
tue interest OF tho Twentieth century fund
Messrs Charles r. Dunn Of New yor,, H.
a Heyman OF Fort Wayne Ind. James ,ror
CART OF Dallas. q, u. Powell OF Fort s,itS-
Ark.. s, NJ Redburn of New York ~ ~
Nrk, ;lr,, OF Chicago. and Chris II Norl
OF phllas. commercial travellers arrived VOC
'eraay ana nut up Mt tho Bristol
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church will have Its annual picnic at La
Porte next Saturday, May TO- From present
indications cae attendance will be large and
a general good time is expected
The Y. NJ. c. A. Auxiliary will give 70.
oepiiun to the ladies' OF the city on "Wednesday
afternoon from I TIL G. The reception win
90 IN the y. NJ g A, .parlor and short pro-
gramme and light Refreshments will Interest
those who attend.
Miss Eva Burns, teacher of tho low sew
enth grade In the High school, gave her class
a trolley ride over the city Friday niaht
AFTER thc ride the young folks were enter
tained by Miss Burns at an ice cream foa-
tlval. II is needless to say that both the
Ciated n.y.
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CITY BREvIrIEs.

The Brsys bayou Gun club will give THAR
next Sunday.
The Women's Foreign MissIon society will
metl Monday Afternoon at O'Clock in the
shearn church chapel.
tne steamer Lawrence, on which the trIp
was made down the bayou during the Trans
iipeisslsslppi Congress. will leave HarrIsburx
this morning for Galveston
The Maccabees Of Houston rrant % vy,,, 49,
Ger ne visiting supreme ofaccrs trolIsv
rae this afternoon at O'Clock, Tho Start
WI be from the Capitol hotel
ne fourth annual picnic given by the
t nl,hsor cn2lim society for the children OF tie
ssspIew sunday school viii take place nert
sunday May %. at Magnolia park.
~ Tn ~ are uaaeIiyered teIesrams at the Of.
nne ct the Western Union Tefegranh ronnanv
~ Main street, for Biz Tree I,umhsr Ns
spo; a. Davis, ". s, &c. Delestsn and j. Y
The Sunday school OF the saeond Rants,
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WINE VS.. COFFEE.
A Test cnsc.


"A wine makor'S vile ca whom | wa,
calling year or two ago urged ME I,
drink large cup OF very strong COTE.
when had declined to take glass o.
wine for the reason that the wine affected
ME unpleasapuy. The coffee was Ga
| strong that my head reeled and rolled for
Two or three days. and decided the vins
!. would have been the more temperate
drink, after all
had been moderate user OF coffee
hut mad been suffering from sick head
aches FOR some time and was becoming
very suspicious that ccfee was the cause
OF them. After this experiment. the drug
power of coffee was made SO plain maj 7
abandoned Il altogether and had long
season OF hot water drinking which Is not
enjoyable, as YOU will admit
AFTER awhile | was introduced to
Postum Food Coffee, and 1t proved a low
aad promise OF pleasure 10 come. /, tos,s.
50 much like coffee that waited for soma
OF the evil effects to develop. They did
NOT come. SO drank & three times n day
ehp sun continue. The habit spread from
NE 20 the rest OF the family Even father.
confirmed coffee drinker, 81 years ola
bow drinks Postum with great relish onS
MS health has been better the past winter
than for several years.
On Christmas we had a reunion Of
several old-time friends and served POST.
UNI instead Of coffee. One OF the ladies
VINO hoias an important educational posi,
, non ana must care for her nerves. aaid,
1--WE me the smallest cup--I dare M,
ar.hk eonse.' She was told thai /. was
NOT coffee. but was Postum After drinS.
ing little Of II she said: L never lirss
Postum before. The way we made n r.
was 50 coiorless and fat. but this d deli.
cup. Ns second
explained that abe couid always hava
i'ostum delicious II sue would follow tbe
airections az to the amount 70 use ana |
.lme 70 DOL. Mrs. H. p. HaineA, Pros !
pect Park. Cal
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A Social Ey.pt.

On Friday afternoon tho Ladies' A,a =,
tho Second Presbyterian church and a
number of friends spent a most enjoyabl,
afternoon at Mrs. HHmphreyvilles The
ladies' had spirited guessing contest. tho
prize. awarded to Mrs. L. r. Stone. beinq
a handsome Bohemian vase. and mss
huebner was crowned for especial Wis
dom In political contest. Thanks are due
Mrs. Steele for her zeal in making the
anair so entirely satisfactory TO ALI
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Mosquito Bars.

Higher and higher goes the price in MOTH
ham. Our purchases were made som; - mol]
ago and we bought largely. Il you wi ~ 81 y
pare width, quality and yardagt, youi 4
us with lower prices than Others.
Bobbinet Bars :,
so inches, $50 value, at ..,.,n-'
90 inches, 425 value, at .......''
90 inches, 500 value, at .........,
1903 inches, 6.so value, at .....'.'''
TO inches, IT'S value, at -. ~ y.
Ready-made bars with frame and Al an,l
ments for single bed 9Sci and ior a0'1
bed 20.
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- 800 Sse'NS VI LiliSilSs OAtJ
good kind sold, and that's the sd
of a successful Linen Department.
Bleached Table Damask = som.
32c; oo-inch, 55c; 7o-inch, 6Gl
inch, soc.
Unbleached Table Damask- 5O.na
29c; 6o-inch, 35c; 64-inch, 45r &
inch, Sc.
Bleached Satin Damask Napkins, 4
size, at per dozen, 75c, $50, 9Sc "a
1.4o.
"a size, at per dozen, 800, t.iSiA
rs, 200, 2.25.
Iiemmed Huck Towels, all linen, per dai4
3oxt7, SOC; 34xi7, las; 36xiS, i,7S Hf1
2.2s,
Cotton Towels, 36xiS, Soc per dozen 4al
lao per dozen.
Linen Pillow Gases, 22x36, per pairs
Linen Pillow Gases, 22x36, per pair ~
Linen Sheets, hemstltched, 9ox96, pair. =
Linen Sheets, hemStitched, o0x9o, paifje9
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HUMP mr. c VS.
TELEPHONE a7s IS
PARIS.

When in Paris telephone our house, 3,
Rue Etienpe Marcel, and they win send tc
your hotel or tell you the nearest druggist
who keeps Humphreys Specifics. Nearly
all dealers have supply OF "T7" for Grip
and Colds. Specific ~ for Diarrhea. very
important when travelling
Specific ~ for Fevers. Congestion.
Specific 40" for Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Specific "t5" for rheumatism.
Specific "16' for Malaria
Specific "2e" for Sea Sickness.
Specific "27" for Kidney and Bladder.
Manual of all diseases, especially about
children, sent free.
For sale by all druggists. or sent on
receipt OF price. % cents each. Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co., corner
William and John streets. New York.
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We have no badly made
or skinny garments to
quote at i5c and CSC per
garment. Can get them
if we like; but what's
the use3 They won't
do you any service if
you buy them, and will
do us plenty of harm if
we sell them. Should
you buy Muslin Gar
mentS from us, they not
prove what you expect
ed, state your complaint.
We will satisfy you.
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DIR. W. r. Blunt. State health officer,
was at the Lawior yesterday having re-.
turned from East Texas, whore he looked
Into the smallpox situation ana gave loci
authorities the benefit OF his adyIee ana
experience.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

Jh Kls1Just about ten in the LOT. NOT on.
values hey w hy o ostd BE- but being 500 p o
1904 100 dozen All Pure Linen iuck Towels .,.ii
A w0i iurb1 aoc each; per dozen '@0iy 6Oc
uin 1psI w %d5 Swiss Cuan Material with ~
80 inches wide Cream scrm; per ward
Large WHITE idi Be3ched Table Linens csc kind 19s
Extra Large rye F pfa,pI Rafh 6oc kind 4 so
II Lad .fi White Kid Govesast 1 small II a@,nt Zoe
LADIES' r S,1I DP o1 and only; CSC kind 5Uc
End Se@ss ea, s lot aia At psI 5,
fast hac ib. CURTAINS pairs 10 p1 setb.v III,
and neat y de as p ~ yards long Nottingham WI oo 60
So dos early n.s PICK s aan wait 19c
real sc k haae D.l Lace ace Striped Black Hose
Z pairs for "'.'A dropped Stitch Hose 25c
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