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EDUCATIONAL.

AT St Louis Commercial College. Grand and
Frs kiln Commercial. shorthand. English. by ex-
perts. for Young men AMI ladies' 7. Ritne-. pres.
CHILDREN or adults VINO can hear but canno.
talk taught 10 speak distinctly. l. "a. Republic
HIII,S business Academy for young ladies'
ana gentlemen. 313S Thomas St: new elegant
al rtments: Shorthand. typeHriting. bookkeep
ing. Iennlanship, sTitn, rnetlc grammar.
TRIvATE lessons in Latin. Green. Enslsh.
Fr.iCh. mathematics: pupils prepared for any
cxauinaticn- u 2l4. Republic.
PRIVATE lessons given in shorthand. hcok-
day 50. night s.. HartsOcA * Jones. $50 Olive
Cail.
IRIVATE Lessons Shorthand typewriting. ex-
clCsiVry. Ootn all summer. expert teacher. com
piete course 50. - month J. ~. Barnes. ssi5
Washington ave-
nanship. Spanish. Fterch. thoroushiy taught;
expert teachers, trial term free Thornton IL.
Lodge principal. 1891 Washington ave
TRANSLATIONS
Made IN all iangaaSes at L.stin-Ar,-rtcan Club.
Special advantages during summer al
the BERllIz SCHOOL OF lANGUA6ES,
Mermod Jeccard building. NatIe teachers
only. 40 schools ia America and EUROPE: trial
lss-rn free
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALe

Three lines fu- Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Eve Cents Extra
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COATMAKERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. duck
coatmakers. d; Corouet Facory, 202-2'0s Nor
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MAlE.

Three Lines FOR Five cents
Elrn Additional Line Fly. Cents Extra.
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AGENTS send 70 cents FOR > samples and
t'rIr-. goods HAT SCI! fast. /. J Mott, Box 81.
L IL.
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LADIES and gentlemen. Frisch's mcdiratef
vaI,1r hath cabinet. good seller make from -
10 sIH day. Frisch. manufacturer. ~ y. Eighth
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= l.i-SMI;S WANTED Travelling statesmen to
y J." NJ sI'~, iaiti.S Ia fancy china. etc. side
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LADY cleared ss,,. s.. IS. I.sr six months
intr ,iuCing HoIlad,ay's marvel wste- proof shoe
To ish: self shining. r:>scf aui biaCL- Why me-
your Demonstrates samples free. Holiday &
maafS
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ucUSEGIRI. WANTED Experienced girl fo-
general housework. small family; good wages
> - Russell
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Statesmen WANTED - Experienced book
sa!.s'nen those capable 81 handling . fast propo-
Siticn. Globe Put. 60. MS MsTnoi X Jaccari
building.
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GRANDEST' gift ever offered ~ each customer,
agents reapiug harvest with new photo tick
ct pay every night. Murlio. 1919 Olive
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AGENTS WNNTEp-Test selling book ou:.
Lite and Tim.s II +. Bani'; call Monday
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HOUSEGI;sL WANTEp-,iirI for genera
hrusework NJ washing: take Park ave cars
ss2s E0taniCgI ave.
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HELP WANTEO-MALE.
Three f.ircs f.r Five Cents.
a u Allt.i.nni in. EINn l'arfs IL

CARRIAGE. PAINTERS WANTED Two first
class carriage painters one u rua shos. III. II
EH~'s..
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HOTSEGIRI. WANTEp--A good German girl
fcr c''neTa! hoIs-worN. family %; three, good
wages. lsOS Cora
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GIRLS WANTED-firis 10 learn the millinery
trade ST. Louis Trimmed Hat. 5ss Washington
ave. second tnor.
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GIRLS Neutrality-suspicious. girls on cover
ing machines. Progressive Paper Box Co. 80 y.
Main st.
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,aOtpH-First-clasS raIoreG coo., wants sItt
ten l2sJ y Sixteenth 81
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TRAVELLING man vino soils the country trade
can take our makes Of dry goods spscjaltas and
max" sl."D per YEAR in addition to his regular
pr"ntS. Manufacture. Box l.l92. Philadelphia
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CRAFTSMAN WANTED-Erirht ard Iut"lli-
gent craftsman. a Young man competent To- take
OF Items fHr architectural :-"u works Iff Will
Ing I" make himself generally useful. -fa.Uat.
Il Manual Training SChnoi preferred. T. IT.. r.
IL Il
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FINISHER WANTED-FIniS.ler. who can also
shirt machine: marker arr S0rteT. and WON
90 do hand washing and general work: must
h@ experienced and bring references. Ideal Iaun-
Dr. Co 1af2-l aheernlii
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AGENTSSslO a month sure TO honest. indus
,risLs men following our Instructions exhibit
ing al fairs picnics. etc: the gre Attest mschan-
i-al wonder Of the age: Combination Butter
.;.parator and lee cream Freezer. twO machines
In one: u IS the only machine that Will separate
In, from. MIX cream. Tveet sour. In
les. than fv. niira;eS. ard make Ice cream in
less tf.D yEr@A minutes. a child operate 10
write to-aay for sole agency and choice Of ter
ritorv. Nsratfus 90. Cincinnati. ..
h4tOTHER new patent. 80 per iay guaranteed
YOU. free outfit To start right 70 work Br,ham
Mfr Co. h ma Cincinnati. q.
Gr Your Own EnsS-S;art maii-ordsr business
a, home. only few dollars required TO Start Par
ii, tlar, free. Pitncy Mfg Co.. 80 Dearborn St.
CA.e ago.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21


TINS GEAR, for the frst time. Lords
burg has a candidate for an important
federal office. +. NJ. WitherspUoD is a
candidate for appointment as. register
Of the Las Cruces land once. lie has
the heo!is support OF all the repub-
iieans Of this place and Of this section
Of the countr7, as well asa strong pull!
IN tic east, and hopes L secure the
appOlntmcnt. Mr.. Withcrspnon is by
profession a civil engineer, and has
had a great deal Of experience In sur
yeying aud in land matters, so is
amply qualified to Gil the office. Mr..
Wltherspoon Is a life long republican.
and has slneo he has been 10 hi,
country been Que OF the leaders Of thu
party. Theee has never been fedora
officer appointed from this section.
aud the republicans here stink they
are entitled.to this recognition, and
oil are very anxious that be receive
Inc appointment.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

Ia the senate for ratification. Teis
treaty provides the canal shall always
be opened " any n%ltiuu, even duriag
the tinic Of war, and ttdl u u ail.
not he fortified. The sen To does nut
Ike this. aud refused to ratify q un-
less IL be amended. giving this cnuntiy
tho right TO fnit,fy the canal n IL sees
10. /, Is probable the amca.moat
Will be accepted. 1fit Is then cun.
gress viii probably piss The canal bill.
Tic ship subsidy bill Is also being
strongly opposed, aud may fan of
passage; although its passage was
promised by tie republican platform
II not AZ this session IL viii probabh
90 Though the next. The r%e-nrgani
cation Ut the army bill will pr'bablf
pass G o after the holidays. II MT be
fcre. II now looks as Though nothin2
woald be done with the %sta'ehurd
bills at this scsslpn of cnngresf.
Lack Of time" Is the excnse made.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21


gNE OF OF the most important cases
ever before the United States supreme
crurt was argaed this week. 1t
mp over the Porto Rico tariiI law.
The question at point Is whether 1.-THE
constitution follows the Sag, or not"
In the Porto Rico tariff law congress
maintained that the territories aud
the island possessions OF this country
stood on a different basis than the
tarious states; that the provision Of
the constitution prohibiting a tariff
between the different states did not
apply as between the states and the
territories, and this point Is upheld by
che Attorney General. The other
lawyers claim that the provision does
apply, and any possession Of the
United States stands on all fours with
each state. In 4 popular lecture by
ea.President Harrison at Ann Arbor
last week, he touched on this pnlut.
and claimed that each territory an1
island possession had the same right
as each state. When the supreme
court renders its decision we viii.
koo1 all about IL.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

sons o! the people who were defeat.
ed. on tie face OF the returns, az IN,
late election, are not satisfied with
The count. Major Llewellyn, who wa
a candidate for the legislature, ha'
aled a contest, and proposes to sho"
that be was honestly elected. and no
the Giau who was given the election
certificate. T. b. Catron. who, the
fetnrbs show, had sixteen fewer vntts
than C. r.. Easley, for member Of the
council from Santa Fe county, also
thipks be was honestly elected, ard
has commenced a contest, With a view
" proving this To be the fact.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21
ForOrnr rInY Ynnr..

AN OLD AND WELL-TRTED REMEDY.
Mrs WlnslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
IL sOothes the child, sOftens The gnras,
allays all pain, cures wind collie and Is
the best remedy for Diarrho3a. ~
pleasant 70 the taste. Sold by Drug
gists In every part of the world,
Twenty-Five cents 4 bottle. It's value Is
incalculabie. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, ind take no
other kind
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

This Invaluable remedy is Hne tha
night TO he In every household. I
will cure your rheumatism, neuralgia
sDrains. cuts bruises. burns. FROSTED
fe't and ears, sore throat and sOr'
chest. II YOU have lame hack It, will
Mre II. II penetrates 10 the seat q
he disease. IT will cure stiff joint
md contracted muscles after all rem
dies have failed. Those who hav.
heen cfipples for years have used Ra'
ards snow liniment and thrown ava
heir crntchfs and heen able to wall
- well as ever. II will cnre vnn. Prize
q cents. Free trial bottle at Eagl'
lrug store. l.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

THE Washington correspondent Of
Che Chicago Record writes the follow-
ing regarding the safety OF the regis.
tered mail: IL vas only a few days
ago that 1 called attention to- she re-
markable accuracy with which the
mails are handled and the security Of
the registry system, and tho report OF
Mr.. Madden, third assistant pOstmas
ter general, suggests another reference
or nearly l9,OO0,O 900 articles handled
In the registered mail by thousands OF
employees last year, only eighty seven
we're lost by carelesSness, accident or
dishonesty. During the same time
there was transmitted through the
regular mails about sI,677. SOC, 900 Ia
government money. and not a dollar
was lost, ''Surely M greater testimO-
NAL is possible IN be given to any
service than these astounding agures.n
Mr.. Madden says, land IL Is doubtful
II any private corporation la the vurld
can match H.. 1.-THE government can
with perfect confidence iufvnSt bill
lions Of dollar Of its money 20 the
registered riails-and the government
matter Is not hedged about with any
greater Safeguards than encircle the
letters Of the humbiest individual
what cause for apprehension a exist
TO deter the private citizen from pat
Fonizlng this servlce?"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

Among the ems OF thousands whit
nave used Chamberlain's cnugh remedy
fnr colds aud Ia grippe during the pas
rev years, To our knowledge, not q
single case has resulted Ia pneunnui
rhos. Whitehcld & Co.. 80 Wabash
avenue, Chicago, n Of the most
prominent retail druggists in thatcIt,
IN speaking OF this, says: I'VE recum
mend Chamber ,in's cough remedy
Tor Ia gripne IN many ra,rS. rs IT, moi
only gives prompt and complete re-
'uverj, buL ans Z 'uuL'tl / my rI
ieGcY Of Ia grippe 10 result In pueu
nnnia." For sale h, The EIaie dru.
mercantile company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

But We will cure yon if you will pay us.
Men who are Weak. Nervous and deb.li.
tated suffering from Nervous Debility.
Seminal weakness. and all the effects OF
early evil habris. or later iuilscretions,
which lead to Premature Decay. consump'
ton or instantly, should send for and read
the book of life" giving particulars FOL
i home cure. Sent (sealedl FIRE. by ad
'-ssing DR.. PArker's Medlcal and surgi
cal %instite, ISL North Spruce St., Nash,
lille. Tenn. They guarantee a cure or M
,ay.-The Sunday Morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21
DUxcAN AND ~soLOM0SvILLE
MaII Ind EEpress LIne.

Stage leaves SOlomOnville Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at ! a. nj,
and arrives at Duncan at II M, max
ing close connection with the A. g.
n. NJ. Ry. Leaves Duncan Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays at II m,
varriing at SOlomonvllle at G p. m.
This line is EQUIPPED with elegant
CONCORD Coaches, Fine Stock, and
careful drivers.
Fare IS. Low charges for extra
baggage. The quickest and safest
route TO express matter TO Solomon
Vile. NOAH GEEN, Prop.
SolOmonViilc. A. II.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

COSoREss has been trying to do
something Tor the country, but with
out particular snc"ess. Before IL eau
tackle the Canal bill The treaty with
England must be fixed up. Accord
ing o the did BulNer Clayton treaty
this county rlnaot buifd a canal ~
the issDmu.. Secretary Hay ha> heao-
fiaied a treaty u take the place Of
5he ol6o one, aud u has bcen submitted
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

THE census 5uicius has announced
The population Of the Incorporated
towns In New Mexico having murc
than 2,0oo.inhsbltants. They nre a.
follows: Albuquerque, G,25s; Gallup,
2,0I6; Eas; Las Vegas, 1852; Ration.
3.5IO; II swell. 2,0o6i sabta Fe, 5,GO3:
Silver City, 2,735.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

a picce nf fanrel dampened with
Chambctia'ns pain balm and bnund to
the agrcteg i.aris o, superior 10 any
pla~ter When troubled with lame
back ~ pairs In The side or chest, give
u - trial and yun ate certain TO be
more than pleased with the prompt
relief which 10 affords. Paio balm
ai@i cures rheumatism. One apnlica-
tinn gives relief. For sale by the Eagle
drug mercantile company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

The Wclls.FAi9u agent and the post
master have been doing stunts for a
week, and will have to keep IL upfor II
I y days longer, all on account Of
Christmas. They hope the ChristnIas
presents they have bandled will cause
a great amount uf JOY, u compensate
for the extra amount Of work II ha-
ciused them.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

The Shannon cuiuplnV Operating The
Shannon mime, at Metcalf, held its
animal NICE ing Of Stockbulders a. its
Office, In New YUrk. and elected The
following Ulcers and directors: Ed.
win IS. Carter, NJ Springfield. Massa
chusctts, president; Jnnn Il. Alvurd,
uf Turrlng'un, Connrcticut, vice
president; john K Erskinc. New
York, secretary aud ~tteasnr.r. ALI q.
whom are directors. also the following
directors: J. w. Hazen, Cambridge
part, Massachusetts. George c.. Gillt
HIolyoke, Massachusetts, Vim. b.
Thompson. New York, and James
Vardln, OF Dnver. Delaware. This IS
a very strong board in a financial and
business way. President Carter bp,ng
one az the directors OF the CITY Ma.
tiOnal hank OF Springfield. Massachu-
sctis, aud a director Of the Turtiugt0u
Co. and the Chaplin Valve CT. Mr.,
Alvord Is adirectGr Of the TurFington
Co., president uf the Excelsior ,SVehle
Co, n one OF It's principal owners.
This company is the largest manufac.
turers OF needles in the world. Mr..
Gill is a retired paper manufacturer,
and was formerly vice president OF
the American Writing Paper Co., and
the owner OF the George Q. Gill Paper
Co., OF Hulyoke Massachusetts,. Mrs
Erskiue one 0f the officers and princi.
pal owners Of the Stickney Heating
Co, Of New York, and NIr. Thompson
is the manager OF the Thompson Iu-
vastmeHt Cn., Of New York aud Butte,
the company which lpated the stu. X
Of the Shannon company. 1t is. peob-
able that the rev year will see sOmo
active work by this company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21
s~asso7ipsien Pases.

4 MEaRr CnalsrAAs TO all reader.
II tie ilnxnAL.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

Her stomach olo-qer gives ber any Foubie 1t all. Maybe you doubt whatl
an telling IFS, advise YOU 10 see j. N. Schm dt, the druggist who sold ne
AckeTs Endi.h Rcmcav for Consumption. He'll tell YOU the same thing He
saws Aekers EngI s., Remedy is wonderful in all throat and lung troubles; that
it Is sold on a guarantee o cure. or money returned, and he neve yet had q
bottle come ba k his store ah hgh he has sold hundreds o. them. Mynams
is Luther Beden; Rice bake Wis"
Acknrs English Remedy is sold by all druggss under a positive gvr.ntss
United States and Canada In England rs adr as Sd, ant a. 3D. =.
F6t a, L. Etei Dug Mercantile c, mpany.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21
MORENel ARIz. Read This, Consumptives

"From The way ny VIE coHghed for SIX months, knew She had consumP-
Zion She showed TIA her face. too. and hr body wasted away to ameres kee
I'm Auet she ut down in BID the doctors couldn't do any good. 1 called IN
boNh DR. r. a. iann. n and Dr. N. L. Hhwseu; eEch Of whom Is 6 hzsechse
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-21

ION. hilCi NAo VI R'Nh ~ -
both DR.. r. a. tSiann. n and L
physician. butlhey hadnothing
that would reach the trouble
In her lungs. Mr wires father
came to see h,s one day. when
she got very iby-. He lives in
Cedar Lake, Wis, While we
live in Rice Lake; Wis. He
said he knew what was needcdt
and made me get a bottle of
Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption. l went {"
Schmidt's, nur local tr Egist,
and got a BOTH, and Il l. ed
her right away. Slct okti t
soc. bottles, o u they prt h,r
back on h, r T., aud made her
as sound aud Y II as any wo-
man in { w She has taN b
on flesh a.ain, she DO Ut
cough, an " any me who
doesn't Lnnw the fa~ was 10
be told she 80 ear l,ath
with consumption. e ouldn't
believe l.. My VIC does all
her hou ew rk, and at night
slcebs as soundlv a. YOU rlea e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Black and
CO|0Ped PettiC0atS

ust at the right time our manu-
facturers of the cello brated CLONE
made" Skirts have sent us their
sample lines OF these handsome
garments, made from Black and
Fancy Silks, Silk Moreens, Wool
Moreens in all the desirable shades
including Black Mercerized mater
ials in plain colors and fancies, in
fact all the materials which are
popular this season. The prices
we have marked on these will prove
a great saving to the purchaser.
They range from 81. 90 to $40. 90
each and are fully one-third less
than we could put them in stock
for.
Our friends will perhaps recall a
similar lot in our sale last season,
that lasted only a short time.
This Offering will prove one Of the
many attractions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Kid Gloves.

Here are three glove Specials
which should have the attention
Of every lady who is interested in
fine kid gloves and wishes to save
money.
For this sale we shall offer, un-
til all are sold, IS dozen oil our
finest kid gloves, representing
broken assortments of Maggioni,
Centemeri and several other lead
ing makes, none of which have
have sold less than ST.. 90 per pair,
but to clear out these several odd
lots the price will be IS cents.
One lot finest quality Jouvin
Suede evening gloves in white,
pink and cream, I6-2o and "a but
ton lengths at 81 Is.
The third, and perhaps m ost at
tractive o%iiering at glove counter,
is this On Wednesday, Jan. Sd,
one day only, we shall sell from
our stock of best quality uovin
Glace kid gloves, colors only, at
ST.. IS per pair. This will be the
first time we have ever known this
quality to be sold less than 81. 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Men Shirts

Mems Outing Night Shirts, 68
cent quality, so cts.
Mems Outing Night Shirts, SO
cent quality, AZ cents.
Mems White Twill Night Shirts,
good IS cent value, SO cents each.
Mems Fancy Front Night Shirts
IS cts. and $500 ca ch.
so dozen Mems Unlaundried
Shirts, SO inches long, sizes
IA to II, a first-class so cent
shirt, will sell same as last
year 50 cts. This will no doubt be
the last chance.
Our celebrated II. W. A. & Co.
Unlaundried Shirts, perfect in fit,
carefully made, same line we sold
so many OF in our 51st anniversary
sale at 48 cts, while present stock
lasts same price.
Our celebrated dollar shirt, to be
closed at 70 cents. Why ? because
the As cent shirt has interfered
with their sale. There are o-dayin
stock 10 dozen, sizes IA to III.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Very Great Bargains
in Suits and Garments.
Hosiery

IS dozen Ladies' plain and rib.
bed black wool Hose, sizes s Ia,
9, 9 IL ard 10, 10 cents a pair.
so dozen Mems 1-2 Hose natural
and black worsted, good weight,
superior quality, easily a bargain
at IS cts, now 70 cts. a pair.
Misses Seamless Merino Hose,
black, sizes 5 to s Ia,
10 cts. a pair
Ladies heavy Fast Black Hose,
Mems Black and Brown mixed
Halt Hose, Cotton Socks, odds
and ends IN Chiidren's Hose, sets.
a pair. This is an odd lot, many
O. them worth three times the
money.
377 pairs Ladies fast black
heeced lined Stockings, sizes St, g,
9 IL and 10 at 10 cents a pair.
Lots will be made up from our
broken lots OF Children's, WOmeu's
and Mems Hosiery at 10 cts. and
3 cts. a pair that will prove inter-
eStlng.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
3 Very Great Bargains
in Suits and Garments.
Underwear

50 dozen Mems Jersey Ribbed
Fleeced Shirts and Drawers. Shirts
sizes "a to 40, Drawers sizes 80 to
44-aeger mixture, made to sell at
SO cents. Price for this sale 31cts.
SO dozen Boys and Youths Jer-
sey ribbed Shirts and Drawers.
There are three different assert
ments to select from. Double
Fleece, in grey, balbriggan and
natural all sizes, most ofthem worth
so cents. This sale price 25cts. per
garment.
No. goo Mems Shirts, 90 per
cent wool Shirts only, heavy
warm garments worth so cents
while they last 20 cts. (on account
OF sizes being broken.
No. 66o-1o dozen fine wool
Shirts, no drawers, sizes "a to 40,
worth IS cts. to close at 50 cts.
each,
Extra quality, heavy wool Shirts
and Drawers, Bennington make, all
sizes, So cts. per garment, worth
81. IS.
High grade Underwear at old
prices No advance except on DR..
aegar's sanitary garments, as yet.