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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

friend of General Butler. One day he
hunted me up and asked, without
much preface, for a loan of 5000.
couldn't well spare the money, but
through motives of policy 1 let him
have It. He went away, promising TO
return the amount within a certain
time, and as I anticipated. I heard
nothing further from him. Now. under
ordinary circumstances. continued the
old citizen, $500 was not sum I was
apt to forget, but I had regarded the
loan as lost from the outset, and in the
troublous times that followed the incl
dent passed out Of my mind
For over a dozen years I don't be-
heve I ever recalled it once. In 1875 or
thereabout-I forget the exact date
had occasion to go TO Boston, and while
walking along fremont street was sud
denly aecosted by a well dressed middle
aged man, whose face was wholly
strange 10 me. Isn't this Mr.. So-and-
so Of New Orleansg he exclaimed.
grasping me by the hand. Yes I re-
piled cautiously, for that was exactly
the way the papers described bunkO-
steerers as addressing their victims
what can I do for your Why. you
can take some money he said. laugh
ms. You once made me a little loan in
New Orleans. and 1 want TO pay il
back.
On the spur Of the moment I could
remember nothing of the kind. and was
so sure TIE chap was a crook I beck
oned TO a policeman This is a bunkO-
steerer.' I said who has Just tried to
rope NE in. You'd better take care Of
him All right. replied the officer,
but your have TO come to the station
with US TO prefer the charge To nv
surprise the man made no protest and
we started of. followed by a consider
able crowd. Two blocks below our pris-
oner stopped before fine building i
am vice president Of this bank. he said
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
CHAS. PETERS.

DRs SHORES SHORES
Diseases Of the Stomach Bowels Piles
big neck La Grippe Lost Manhood Blood Diseases Private
scrofua all Forms of Nervous and Chronic Diseases that Durable
that have
bafaed the skill other Specialists tubbony
mastered
Of ALL Everybody
TON FREE whether take
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
The Bronchial TnhAs

When Catarrh Of the head or throat
IS neglected or wrongfully treated, it
extends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes, and after awhile at
tacks the lungs. Quickly cured with
little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment.
Have you a COugh2"
DO you take cold easily?"
Have you pain in the side?'
DO you raise frOthy materiaIs?H
DO you spit up little cheesy Iuraps?"
DO you feel you are growing weak
err"
Don't risk neglecting these warnings
stop the disease before it reaches the
lungs.
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Kidney Disease

results in two ways. by taking cold
and by overworking the kidneys in sep
arating from the blood the Catarrhal
poisons which affect all organs. Quick
" cured with little cost by DIS. Shores
famous treatment
do your hands and feet sWelle"
"Is it noticed more at night2'
rs there pain in small Of back|'
HAS the perspiration a bad odOr2'
rs there pufhness under the eyes,"
do you have TO get up often at
night?"
rs there a deposit IN urine if left
standing?''
Don't neglect these signs and risk
Brights Disease killing you. Cure it
now.
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FEAR AN INDIAN UPRISING
REDSKINS OF CANADA ARE
THREATENING TROUBLE.
Are Excited By the War How Going
On Between Great Britain and
the Transvaal.


Montreal, Quebec Jan. 1S.-There is
fear Of the Canadian Indians in the
northwest rising owing to the with
dIawal Of some Of the mounted police
for the TransvaaL The condition is
considered serious Clifford Sifton, min
lister of the interior. and the commits
sioner have telegraphed the Indian
agents to warn the Indians that mis-
conduct or their part Will mean a stop
page of the government bounty and any
outbreak win be suppressed by force.
The white men and half breeds who
have been doing their best to fOment
trouble VIII be made to leave the coun-
try.
The department of the interior was
informed by cipher telegraph that a Sc
TiOus state of affairs exists in the
northern portions of Assinai1oine and
Alberta. along the Saskatchewan. The
IrdiaES of the northern districts. prin-
cipally the Crees, it appears, have been
taking great interest in the South Al
rican war and have been most anxious
to set every scrap of news concerning
DO. At hrSt- their anxiety to get news
seemed 10 be merely that of members
Of a fighting race who took an interest
in any trouble anywhere. but within the
past fortnight affairs have taken on
dangerous aspect.
Write men, adventures of q most un-
desirable type. have been telling the
Crees that the British government is
doing exactly what the Indians believe
the Canadian government did in 1856
that is. attempted to steal from the
Beers the lands upon which their faith
ers lived and which bel0ng to them Just
as much as in the belief of the Cree
braves of "a decade and a hale ago. the
whole northwest belonged to the red
me-.
The Indian agents and the mounted
police have found the Crees To be ex-
cited by these tales and in some cases
the agents have some TO the trouble of
trying to coGuterg Fl the reports by get
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Liver Disease.

The liver is affected by Catarrhal
poisons extending from the stomach
into the duets Of the liver Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment
do you get dizzy2'
Have you cold feet?"
DO YOU feel miserable?
do YOU get tired easily2'
do YOU have hot flashes
Are your spirits low at times?
DO YOU have TUmbling i'm bowels?
These are the seven simple signs IN
dicating disease Of the liver. If you
have any or all Of them, seek DIS
shores now and be cured.
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- Gubernatorial contsst.

Frankfort Ky, Jan. 1S.-The contest
committee in the case of GoebeI against
Taylor and Beckham against Marshall.
met today and decided to hold cOntin-
nous sessions while sitting as a contest
board next week The sittings Of the
board VIII be conducted in the hall
room Of the capitol house There is
talk here today of an investigation next
week by the legislature of the alleged
presence Of state militiamen in citizens
dress.
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Of the Stomach.

-atarrh of the stomach is usually
caused BY swallowing mucous, which
droDs down from the head and throat
at night. Quickly cured at little cost
bv Drs. Shores famous treatment
rs there nausea ??
DO YOU belch up gas2
Are YOU coustipated?
Us your tongue cOated2'
DO YOU bIoat up after eating?"
rs there constant bad taste in the
MOUTH"
Sow is the time to be permanently
cured. Drs. Shores are curing hun
dreds every week
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SCHEMES OF THE BRITISH.
David Starr Jordan Of Stanford Uni
versity Denounces Them.

David Starr Jordan Of Stanford Uni
versity Denounces Them.
Oakland, Cal. Jan. l3.-David starr
Jordan presfdert of Stanford Univer~
sity, in an address in TINS city declared
that his sympathies were with the body
of the British people, who were, in his
opinion, 'the victims Of a gigantic
bunkO game and had been led into
the war -unawares by the politicians
and demaEOgues of Great Britain.
1t has. seemed to be d rule in Eng
lish warfare. he said, never TO at
tack anybody with clothes on, never to
strike a gbody unless he was down and
never 60 hit above the belt, save when
that was the only vulnerable point. In
dealing. with the Dutch. Great Britain
broke every pledge made to them. The
truth Of it is taat the British want
their land and must have it to make
possible the scheme Of Rhodes and
Chamberlain for a United British
South Africa
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Of the Ears.

Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eUstachian tubes into the
ears, causing partial or complete deaf
ness. Quickly cured with little cost by
Drs. Shores famous treatment.
rs your hearing f3iling?"
DO your ears discharge"
rs the wax dry in your ears"
DO you hear better some days than
others2"
Us your hearing worse when you
have a cold2"
Don't neglect This until your hearing
is irreparably destroyed. Drs. Shores
can cure you.
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THEY JOINED THE BoERe.
Men Who Took Mules from America
to British in South AFRICA.

20 BLUSH IN South AFRICA.
New Orleans. Jan. 13.-The Iona. Co
rinthian and Kildona, British trans
ports which took out eargoes OF mules
20 South Africa, have returned for
more, which they have begun TO load
The COrinthian took ont 11SG mules.
and lest eighty. The lone lost only
seven mules and the Kudona had an
equally satisfactory trip. From one Of
the men who had made the voyage II
was learned that The government was
well pleased with the expedition.
Cape Town IS all astir over the war,
he SAID. The people generally are
frightened over the way the 5oers have
carried their ends, and opinions are
rather pessin~ istic az 10 the result Up
on landing the mules: the men VINO had
taken care Of them going over We're in
structed TO accompany the muleteers on
shore and assist in taking care ef the
stock. We were given our pay before
leaving the ship, and many Of the men
went elsewhere and are still ia that
country seeking to work out their for
tunes as best they may. -JJt a few of
them went out through the lines and
VIII jim the Beers, as the majority Of
them have all their sympathies enlisted
IL behalf Of that cause"
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Washington. Jan. 1s.-The Industrial
commission today heard The testimony
of J. H Hale Of South Glastonbur
Conn. who owns peach and plum
orchards in Georgia. He asserted that
lack Of thrift was one of the causes
for the depressed farming Industry. He
said negro labor employed on his plan
LatiOns in Georgia was as cheap and
efficient as white labor in New Eng
land
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quietly. Suppose we step in for a mo-
ment.
..Well. sir. it was true, and you never
saw two such sheepish looking fellows
as thar Boston copper and yours truly
The other man laughed until he got
tired. and then recalled TO my mind the
anisode of the $500 loan, after which he
wrote me a check for principal and in
ferssf 10 date. He is still alive and
nrosnering. by the way, and 1 see him
Utmost every time go north. He likes
10 introduce me as the man he tried 10
bfukC
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IT Let Him Out.
lAI1er SInner.l

The British workman hates 70 loss q
quarter but there are OCCASIONS VIII
eveu he Is prone TO fall. -,r,
n h. opened 50 70 a horn5--flardgie ? st ~
- IA ~ 9g7o persisted in turning Up late IN
- 80, rrorniugs and was duly taken u
taSA - In are again" said Mr. Boss;
80 more What's the reason
w ..Verv sorry" replied the man nq IL. l
.l,7r.t v,ate up in time. J OVERSIGHT ny
self" la ts~ master .svo1l wiz
- to get here carrier
i's sivVbyi calculated the man IN ail.d s.-.
rt '..,rl1at's the good Of me eonllhE
when I'm asleep.
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Changed His Plans

Cape Town. Tuesday, Jan 9-The
Duke of Westminster. who recently su-
ceeded to the title and one of the
greatest estates in Great Britain, has
changed his plans and win start for
England tomorrow It. is his intention,
however, TO return to South Africa with
the imperial yeomanry.
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Characteristic Of Twain.

lPhIiaQelplla EoSlJ
last wear. in Vienna S. J. Clemens
Clfe-ie TWain) sat talking with Scotch
barrister named Guthrie c,
IN, Won ever smoker asked Mr.. Gem
ei. - ~ n H. Clemens replied Mr.. Gutn-
10 ..g.hen am in bad company.
Won are lawyer, aren't you, nj
Guthriey
yes ] am ..-.,-, ,-,,,-+ b.
All said Mr.. elemehs, you mus %
a bfavv smoker
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Ole Head and Throat.

This form Of Catarrh is most common
resulting from neglected colds-auick-
~ cured with little cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment.
Is your nose stopped up?"
Does your nose discharge?'
Is the nose sore and teuder2"
is there pain in front of head?"
DO you hawk to clear the thrOat2"
is your throat dry in the morning?''
DO you sleep with your mouth
Open?"
You can be easily cured now-don't
let It run into complications
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Must Have More Money

London, Jan. 13,-The London sun
today reports that on the reassembling
of parliament Jan. 80, the government
viii Immediately ask for a further war
credit of e20 900. 000
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NEW ORLEANS MAN IS OUT.
The Little Mistake He Made Con-
csrning a Dweller at the Rub.
New orleans Times-Democrat.J

During the occupation of New Or
leans by the Federals" said an old
citizen in a STORYTELLING humor. Il
made the acquaintance OF a very agree
able Massachusetts man who was not
IN the army. but who was an intimate
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SALT LAKERS ABROAD.
People From This City Visiting Den
yer and San Francisco.
Special TO The HeraId]

Denver, Colo. Jan. J3.-The following
Salt Lakers registered at Denver no
tells the past week
Brown Palace-R. ". Sloan. F. J.
Henry. ". B. Andrews and wife. r. NJ
Jones
Albany hotel-Orin Post. Captain P.
Tibbey. r. T. Caddy. H Huntington.
H. S. Knight. q. r Holiday :. X
Gregory.
New Marbsham hotel-George 5
klnsmau
Wir5eo~ hotels T. paradice. p. J.
DonahCe. A. D. Hudnan Mrs. L. A
Hamilton
Colombia hotel-Mike NOonen. Julia
G. HCDr6. James Powers.
New Union hotel-W. b. Simpson. s
~. BusE
oxford hotel. Frazer and family.
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Kitehengr the "a Chief.

New York, Jan. IA dispatch to the
Herald from London says:
IL now leaks ont that Lord Kitchener
is really chief in South Africa at the
cad of the British troops and Lord
Roberts a figurehead.
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DANGER SIGNALS.
Aches and Pains are the Danger Sig
nails that You are Sick and
Need Treatment.

Read the following symptoms over
carefully, mark those YOU feel in your
case and send or bring them TO Drs.
shores, and they viii tell you whether
you can be cured. free of charge.
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says came ouay Colo. hopes
at ie
unknown trouble which affected could not walk block without
weight and weaker day went DIS
o FIVE WEEKS HAVE
but OF
heartily recommend to all friends"
(Signed CHAS. PETERS.
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WAS IT CONSUMPTION?

THESE ARE THE KIND SAY
ARE "INCURABIE" ONLY DEMONSTRATES THAT
NOTHING IS INCURABLE UNLESS DRs.
PRONOUNCED
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sestion that General Buffers plans IL
elude synebronous moves in af spheres
Of operations.
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lsneclal b - Heraldl

San. Tran 1850. Cal. Jan. 13.-ArTiv-
ais from salt Lake and ogden have reg
istered at leading hotels In this ci.y
during the week as follows.
From salt Iake-Oscar Szontagh
Thomas e. Cairns at the Palace hotel.
G.. Hocle, IT. A. Steele, at che Lick
House. Jcse1h Luce. r 7. CIasbey. at
the Occidental hotel. f. Bachman. John
Murray. George II. WCedeil, at she Col
den west hotel. T. Mcdonald, at the
Brooklyn hotel.
From Ocden-E. n. EdwaTds. at the
Grand. ZION E.orin Farr. ex-mayor Of
Ogden. AZ the Lick hotel; ". White and
wife. Eaues Mccain. at tins Internal
aonal hotel; Hugh Sheridan Robert
Giles. John Lucy. al the COSMOPOLITAN
hotel. r r. Mccormick anu wife A.
Alexlnder. J. S. Wylof, at the Golden
West hotel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
VEIL IS STILL DRAWN
ENGLAND Still Awaiting News
From South Africa.
MANY RUMORS AFLOAT
prPORTED THAT BUTLER HAS
AGAIN MET DEFEAT.

Also a Story That Beers Were Again
storming Ladysmith, and the
Surrender of the British Forces
Was Momentarily Expected-De-
parture Of Troops For Front.
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Rare Bargain.

Our oVERCOATS to be sold at 25
per cent discount
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
i66 Main St.
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10 is possible the news received in
Vienna 10y way 0f Brussels from Pre-
tlrla may refer to the fighting of Satur-
day Iast Jan. 6. when tine Beers cap
-r-I rhe British trenches three times,
and were thrice driven out al the point
ut the bayanet, and the fact that the
Beers occupied one British position all
day long, only being driven out of il at
r-.LL
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ARE sToRMING IADYsMITH.
Doubtful Rumor That Comes By Way
of Vienna.

Vienna, Jaa. 13--The Neue Freie
Prez=e today published a dispatch from
BrrsHals saying news has been receiv-
ef tfHa from Pretoria TO the effect that
mat Buers have st0rmed all the heights
around LIdysmith and that the Capit-
uar3u of that place is hourly eX-
ueeJed.
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You Get D Shores Regular $500 Month Treatment for $500

Est DEM S SE pqd The
oI BEGIN Urea TIL
N N drpurm
month"; d FREE p rCaarii aiT
HsT
ETONF FREE An
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If you live away from the city and can't call,
Write Drs Shores & Shores for their new Symo
AA lax tom List and get their Advice Free

a m o noon.
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Lack Of Thrift to Blams

Butter scotch. l5c b.. Monday. Kolitz.
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Do you want a situation? The Her
aid win ran your ad free on Sunday.
Nut Loaf. s5c t., Monday Kolitz-
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To Benefit Volunteers.

He also presented bin providing that
entrymen who have served in the army
navy or in the Philippine islands and
has been hOnUTdbly diScharge1. VINO NAV
enter a tract Of Ind under the homestead
laws. snail be entitled TO have the time
OF such service deducted from the time
heretofore required to perfect title or If
discharged on account of wounds raceiv-
ed or disability incurred IN the line of
uut}. Jnen the term OF enlistment shall
be deducted from the time heretofore re-
quired 10 perfect tide. without references
TO the length Of time he may have served
but no patent shall issue to any home
stead settler who has not resided ,1non
improved and cultivated his h0noesfesd
Tor period of at least one year In case
OFT ne death Of any person who would ha
entitled to the benefits Of this act his
widow IS entitled 60 the benefits ~. ia
case Of her death or marriage MS ebiid-
rem may enter Z tract of land under RMS
act, and II the soldier died dnrfno bis
term Ct service. the entire period of en-
listment is to be deducted from tho rtTna
required TO perfect title.
Judge john c. Bell has introduced a bsu
making the federal voriminai laws a,,r,Ii
cable 10 Indians attending tn Tnl7fan
schools Of the government ia The eo,,a
extent - they are applicable to White
persons. whether the offense Of tba In
dlan IS COMMITTEES on another Indian or
on white person
Backlog Vaccine.
The big chemical manufaetr-ies az tbs
country are violently processing srrai,'e.+
the free distribution OF back-Iee v-srl.5r,.s
by the bureau Of animal industry. They
declare II Is contrary 90 public policy ana
utterly incapable of eradicatinp 6iseir-
leg. and is an iIlegitimate form 7,f conn
position with manufacturing hoffses
Parke Davis < Co, proprietors Of ons sf
the largest factories in the casITfrV ID
letter 1usi presented TO The senate ,ri,-e
the follcWing objections. we nro+a-t -.
pccially against rae further aD6ron~iaff0,
Of money WhereWith To defr8v H.. es-+
Of making and distributing he n~a55irt
livery consideration of public nolfr1-
which forhids governmental c9nneti-i,-,
with private enterprises aDnIfes III fhfe
case with peculiar force Tha $500,
domestic manufacture OF bioiogicaf rsr,a
dies Ike diphthe1ia antitoxfns 1-ace5--s
virus and black---s vaccine * condrfeis-e
TO. the public welfare. since the aes,+e
possess their greatest ef7ciano, v-5ae,,
fresh. and the Important products &c.
riorate in transit Biological rnanrfs,--
ture involves the employment ~ -.
possessing the highest scienffssr a~o,15- -
meats and qualification cor fhe urorI- -
direction ana development: it affords IN,
ployment 10 large numbers of l1nivsrsi+,-
men in the capacity Of asSssfants ana =
provides the commercial motive for 49,
vast amount OF original invpsffe-sff .er -
research which the laboratories ~ r,oa ~
featuring houses aye c0nsfauti,- r-e-f'.,-
ing along lines parallel TO their in,i,sf 81
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salb century cholocates at K0li'z''
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So a Month FOR all Catarrhal Diseases
TO ALL WHO APPLY DURING JANUARY.
ALL MEDICINES AND TREATMENT FREE.

"a to wi
Nature that apply
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ou Must Accept This Offer at Once. $500

RMS 8 purdya M tea n nng Ctar6ID sa
OF ASENA
OF
a -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-05
OnicIS WItted.

at was simply an exhibition of nerve
and quick wit" said the old banker
who was dining ut his club with a
number of friends. NO one but the
paying teller knew what was happen
ing at the time, and what might have
been n tragedy was turned into a COM
edy by his quick wit.
During the noon hour one day an
old man approached the paying teller
and presented a check for $1,000,000
With it was Il badly written letter to
the effect that if the immediate pay
ment of the check was not forthcoming
the teller would have his head blown
off. He was nothing but a crank, but
he had come armed for business, and if
the wit of the paying teller had failed
him for an instant there might have
been a tragedy. But the paying teller
coOlly took up the check, glanced at it
and then handed it back with the re-
mark that the crank had neglected to
put stamp upon it. In an instant the
crank was full of apologies at his over
sight and departed to get a stamp. 1t
took but a moment to notify the police,
and the crank was put where there Is
no danger of his demanding the pay
ment of any more 100000 checks at
the point of gun."-Detroit Free
Press,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-05
THURSDAYS SPECIAL
At Young & McCombs'

Sterling silver salve jars, engraved
free, Thursday sale price Csc.
Sterling silver handle embroidery
and manicure scissors. Thursday sale
price sec.
To every purchaser of goods in
iewelry Thursday we will presen. a
bottle of silver polish free.
Gents linen collars, Corliss Coon
brand. Thursday sale price &c.
Chimes of Normandy soap, regular
price Is cents per cake; Thursday sale
price 10c.
TOY DEPARTMENT.
Children's red wheelbarrows. 10c
size, Thursday special DC.
Noah's ark. sc size Sc.
Saws and bucks, regular price 10c,
sale price &C.
Jackets s12 and $15 in tan castor
blacks, Thursday sale price s9.9S.
Corsets-Netta, in drab and white.
Move them quick for 29c. Also many
odd corsets up to 81.
China cuspidors, regular soc kind
Thursday sale price Soc.
Peerless Iceland toy freezer, makes
one pint of ice cream in three min
utes; full nickel plated. Sale price
S1-19.