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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
TO N WALDERsEE.
Prince Henry's Squadron Will Meet
Returning Marshal.

G2AaEME3
Berlin, June 18-The squadron to
welcome the returning German field
marshal, Count Won Waldersee, under
the command OF Prince Henry, will
leave Kiel early in July. After tact
ical manouveres in the North sea,
Prince Henry's squadron intends to
join the returning Chill ships and the
vessel, bearing the field marshal, and
together the two fleets will make the
home trip. It is stated that the whole
affair is devoid Of political signifi-
canoe, and is primarily meant as an
honor for Count Won Waldersee.
Emperor William informed the
countess Won Waldersee to this ef.
feet yesterday.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
SPANS NEW SCARE.
IL Strengthening Of Gibraltar Sees
British Menace.

Madrid. June 18-The Diario De La
Marina. the military organ. in an
alarmist article sees in the strength
ening Of Gibraltar a menace by Great
Britain against the integrity Of Spain.
The newspaper argues the recon
struction Of the Spanish army and
navy as the only means to ward of
the threatened blow. The article con.
cludes with these words:
LET us abandon the peace budget,
for we must live in readiness for
war"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
Mob Law In Iowa.

Marshalltown, IA, June 1S-At
Union, Hardin county, last night Mel
Clemens killed Will Burghuf with an
iron bar. A mob tried to lynch the
murderer, but officers got him away
and he is in the Eldora jail. It is
still feared another attempt to lynch
will be made.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
May Not Get Degree.

Boston, June 18-It is likely that
the degree L. L. D: will not be con-
ferred on President Mckinley this
year on account of his inability to be
present at the commencement.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
ADVERSE TO eEER.
Final Decision In Injunction Sui
AGAINST Amaloamated.

Trenton, N. j., June 1s-The court
Of errors and appeals today denied
the application on appeal Of Calvin
o. Geer and others for an injunction
to prevent absorption Of the Boston
& Montana and the Butte & Boston
Mining companies by the Amelga-
mated Mining company. This ends
the cas-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
MUST STAY OUT.

Chinese Soldiers May Not Vet Enter
Pekin.
Pekin, June 18-The foreign min
listers have refused to assent to the
request to allow 5000 Chinese soldiers
to come to Pekin, not believing 1t ad-
visable before the last Of August,
when the international troops will
have left the city. They also de-
clined to permit international troops
to guard the Forbidden city until the
Chinese soldiers arrive.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
Adams Victim Dies.

Berkeley, Calf, June 19-Dr. Jesr
sup died today from wounds inflicted
by Rev. Adams. yesterday.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
Senator Cheney Dead.

Dover, N. H., June 19-Ex-Gover.
nor and ex-senator P. c. Cheney died
here today, aged 70.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21

Typewriter for Sale.
Smith Premier, In good condition.
r. J. BOUTON,
234-6 Belknap Block.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Il to 2.

Mems Embroidered and Leather
House Slippers, 75c. quality
43c.
Ladies Warmly Lined House
Slippers, sell at 6oc.-33c.
Surah Silks in 10 choice shades.
warranted ali silk, sells at 5oc.
yd.-25c.
Medicated Twilled Red Flannel,
strictly all wool, small priced at
25c. yd.1I9c.
White California Wool Blankets,
size II-4, full double bed size,
pretty borders, worth 81 pair
$2.6o.
Best Quality Holland Window
Shades. all colors, complete
with all fxtures-Ioc.
Misses Refers, made of heavy
quality covert cloth, double
breasted, 6 to IA years-$2. .o8.
Ladies and Misses Ready-to-
wear. Fur Felt Hats, trimmed
with scarfs of silk and velvet,
pompons,, breasts, wings, etc,
worth. 1898 and $4.9S-yery
special for this hour, $2.o8.
Rubber Combs, fine or coarse
&c.
Heavy Back-hand Scrubs-2c.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

the average table he would certainly dine
with nature every time. Raw potatoes
would be far less likely to do mischief in
the alimentary canal than fried potatoes,
Saratoga chips or even ordinary baked DO
tatoes well buttered while hot. Raw beef
steak, dripping and quivering. from the side
Of freshly slaughtered animal. is prob
ably one OF the most digestible of all known
foods. although certainly not the most es-
thetic or appetizing; while the same steak.
dried and fried on the griddle along with
burnt butter and salt, is only little more
digestible than bit Of sole leather Raw
wheat would certainly digest after q
lengthy peregrtnation, but the same wheat
made into doughnuts, griddle cakes pie
crust or noodles might tarry for a lengthy
period In some nook along the digestive
highway without undergoing that transmu-
tation by which harmless foodstuffs are
converted into live blood and vitaiixed tis-
sues. 1t Is safer on the whole for man to
take his food as he finds 1t in its natural
state than to take 1t as he finds 1t on the
table OF the average boarding house or ho-
tel. In other words, It Is far safer for man
to receive his food straight from the hands
of his Maker than from the hands of
French cook. The raw food idea is not to
De hastily condemned nor too much dis
ccuraged 1t will open the eyes of a multi
tude OF people to the evils of our present
ways in diet. and certainly viii serve a pur-
Evening star., 1901-10-31
The Functions of Appetite.

Too little account. 1t is thought, is taken
by psychologists Of the functions of appe-
dte. As these functions belong in one sense
to the domain Of psychology, the physiolo-
gists are apt to devote themselves wholly
to the nutritiye value Of foods, leaving out
matters OF the taste entirely. That the lat
ter are OF first-rate importance is the opin-
ion of Prof. J. p. Pawiow Of ST. Peters,
burg, whose lectures on "The Work of the
Digestive Glands has just been translated
from Russian into French paris, 1s9l)
and is reviewed in the Revue Scientifiuue
{September D. From this review we learn
that the eminent Russian scientist gives
the fullest recognition of the part PLAYED
by the appetite. not only In ordinary d.
gestiye processes. bat in bringing on o..
curing diseased conditions OF the digestive
organs.
Everybody knows. says the writer. that
the normally profitable food is that which
is taken with appetite. with sensation and
pleasure. So. to restore the appetite is one OF
the most frequent requests made to the
physician. He continues.
Unfortunately, medical science has
strayed from this legitimate tradition
which corresponds to real conditions of d.
gestive function IL ne read ccntemporary
treatises on the troubles OF the direstiye
organs we shall ae struck With how little
attention Il paid to the appetite, etthsr e
Evening star., 1901-10-31
IL to 1.

Suits Mems White Wool Derby
ribbed Underwear, high grade,
sells at So. so-SI. so.
Mems Red 2Medicated Flannel
Undershirts, double front and
back, oovalue-SI rs.
Boys Wool Sweaters. $I.25 value
--o5c.
Choice of all soc. Leather Belts
25c.
Boys Wool Fleece-lined Under
wear, $I-oo quality-42c.
Women's Mended Kid Gloves,
sell at ST. and $1.25-3oc.
Lot of Boys Suits, I and of a
kind, sizes 3, d and 9 years, all
wool and made in hrst-class
- manner; While they last for this
hour-SI.2o.
Boys High-grade and Very
Dressy Oyercoats, plain coverts,
herringbone stripes and un-
finished worsteds, sizes IL, II,
Il and IS years, tall and winter
weights; none has ever sold less
than $5.oo-choice, $I.o8.
Ladies Elegant Quality Rainy
day or Walking Skirts, fashion
ably made of best and highest
grade ,r1,aterials-S7.oS.
Ioc. Shoe Polsll-3c.
Best Quality f8-inch Stair or Run
ner Oilcloth, pretty patterns,
worth HHzc. yd-77sc.
Large Bed Comforts, double bed
size, worth s1.oo-7oc.
White Wool F1annels. soft finish,
sell at ts1oc.sd.-I2Hc.
Domet Flannel Skirt Patterns. all
colors, self regularly at &c.
each-Ioc. ssss2 -S---7
Odd Lot Outing Flannel, all col
ors, real value, &c. yd.-2zsc.
All-wool GaI1el's Hair Home
spuns, inf"l0xford, gray. new
blue, bfewf and castor, 81
inches wide, value always 75c.
yd.-4oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

a cause or as cure. On the con-
trary, we may read in certain works the
advice that no special heed be given TO a
poor oppetite, which is a subjective symp-
tom of slight Importance, Such views can
be regarded only gross errors.
when we advise the patient that he
should eat a little at a time and not to
safety. when he Is put on a special diet
when we remove him from his habitaai
surroundings and send him TO a place
where his whole life is regulated IN accord
ance with his physiologic needs-in all
these cases the physician is trying simply
TO awaken the appetite and thus takes ac-
count OF Ii as a therapeutic factor In the
first case. when food is prescribed in small
quantities. besides the avoidance Of repie-
ton In. an enfeeble stomach, the frequent
excftation OF the saliva is OF great import
ance, because Of the richness Of this secre-
ton and its digestive power"
The author cites cases In which an ALB
normally small secretion OF gastric Juice I'm
the stomach made AZ doubiy necessary to
insure proper digestion by the saliva
Evening star., 1901-10-31
1 D to 1 1 .

Lot OF Children's Odd Vests. in
two shades of blue, sizes Z to 8
years. nice qualities-Ioc.
Ladies Ready-to-wear Hats. best
fllr felts, navy blue only, sell
always at SI.69-6oc.
Ladies and Misses Cntrimmed
Hats, in best fur felts, newest
shapes, all colors, including
white. selling at SI,3o-6oc.
Sheet Music, vocal and instrument
tal-2lc.
Sewing or Machine Cotton-1c
spool.
Infants Moccasins, all colors, sell
at 25c-0c.
Little Gents Spring Heel Shoes,
sizes 8 to 131z, sell at SI.oo-
SOC.
Paff 5 Infants Button Shoes, nice
grade. SOC. value-3oc.
Ladies Fine Dress Skirts. black
and blue Gilbert and Lymans-
vale Cheviot, trimmed with six
rows satin bands, s., H. & NJ
blnding-special at S3.o8.
Ladies Iaffeta Silk Underskirts,
Splendldly made with accordion
pleated ruffle-S5.oS.
BOYS Blue Century Cloth Waists,
elegant for school wear-IeILc
Evening star., 1901-10-31
He'll Company Announces PrecautfOn.
ary Reductions for Next Year.

BELL Company Announces Precautions
ary Reductions for Next Year
From the Philadelphia Times.
Rates Of the Bell Telephone Company
have been materially reduced, the new
schedule to take effect the 1st of January.
The cheapest present rate for business
houses. special circuit, is $50 for 900 calls
and cents for each additional call. The
new rate is $50 for 800 calls and cents
for each additional call. For two-party
circuit the present rate is SEQ for 600 calls
and cents for each additional call. The
new rate is $4S for coo calls and cents
for each extra call. For three-party cir
cult the current rate Is $48 for 500 calls
and cents for extra calls.
For residences the new rate will be $50
for special circuits, 800 calls, with 5 cents
for additional calls; s42 for two-party. 600
calls. and cents additional; $50 for four
party. 600 calls. and cents additional: $40
for six-party. 800 call. and 9 cents addI-
uonal The current rate for four-party IL
$3S for 400 calls and cents additional and
$50 for six-party. 500 calls, and cents addi-
Evening star., 1901-10-31

1 find that he is a thoroughly good fellow
and much liked by his classmates, / do
not believe that he has much literary in
terest- He spends his spare time chipping
on pieces of rock and examining strata,
catching butterflies and bugs, and would
think. be better suited for a scientific So
cfety than for u.s."
The editorial board sustained the report.
and youth who is now somewhat famous
as the writer of dialect stories was elected
TO the place on the board to which young
Roosevelt aspired.
This true story affords a particularly
striking application of 1.-The stone that the
builders rejected theory, In view of the
TACT that the young sophomore was destined
70 become not only the President of the
United states, but to be perhaps the most
famous Cor literary activity of any one
In the long liae of occupants of that Office.
II Is not necessary to make comparison of
ms PRODUCTIONS. as to literary quality, with
those of Jefferson, John Quincy Adams and
Lincoln. but he Is more distinctly than any
OF MS predecessors bookwriter, and would
have earned name In literature had he
never entered politics.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Tie Haw Food Fad.

LdtFfufy .. -----9
The eaters of raw food are feebly encour-
aged by the editor of Good Health lAugust).
who remarks that whatever may be said Of
uncoohed food 1t is certainly preferable to
food badly cooked. He says: Just now the
raw food diet threatens to become a fad
Certainly many people are experimenting
with this new dietic idea. Fortunately it is
not a very dangerous one. Onthe whole. much
more mischief is done by bad cookery than
could ever possibly result from the use Of
raw food, and there can be no doubt that It
would be far better for the average man or
woman to adopt an absolutely raw tiier, and
eat everything which he could possibly eat
or relish, in perfectly raw state, than to
swallow into his stomach the horrible
messes which are concocted by the average
cook. II the writer had to take his chances
between raw food and the food found upon
Evening star., 1901-10-31
1 1 to IL.

"a Boys Fine Blue Cheyiot Vestie
Suits, neatly trimmed with sou-
tache braid, sizes 3 to 7 years,
have never been sold for less
than Ss.oo-while they last for
this hour, 6oc.
20 Young Mems Suits, size 70
years, or will fit men wearing
35 measure, made in dark gray
mixtures, slightly imperfect,
wonderfully priced for this hour
while they last, $I.5o.
Good quality 5-4 Colored Table
Oilcloth. handsome patterns
Io1ac. yd.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
a to s.

Ready-inade Bleached Pillow
Cases, 2 to 3-inch hens; sell at
Ioc. and I2Hc.-6Sc.
China Silks, all colors, Fl inches
wide; selling regularly at 4oc.
yd.-2oc.
Black and Navy Blue Wool Storm
Serge, 40 inches wide, double
twist yarn; value, 35c. yd.-Ioc.
Choice from all the Ladies Fine
Tailor-made Suits, selling regl,-
larry at $50. great number of
styles and fabrics, all high grade
-$I9.o8.
Misses Dongola Button Shoes,
nicely made, sizes 1914, I, ~
and 2-astonishingly priced at
soc.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Subsidies for Steamships.

Taking the ave principal maritime coun-
tries. France heads the list with the larg-
est subsidies. On ship construction only
there Is a subsidy Of Ez32. .00o, neither Eng
States alioting a penny under that head.
And on navigation France grants fzSs 600
as against f67. 500 by Germany, Es27 SIS by
Russia (which amount, however includes
the volunteer neet). and f66.o00 by Great
Britain tgranted to the West India and
Canadian trades)- Yet the mercantile ma.
rine of France In on the decline. which
clearly shows that System of suhsfdies n
no. certain cure for depression. In rrancs
and Russia all ships are at the disposai Of
the government In kfme OF war In Ger
many but eighty vessels are subsidiEed for
fhaf erentuaiity and IN Great Britain forty.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
ROOSEVELT AT HARVARD.
Rejection of His Candidacy for Con
nectiOn with College Paper.

From Youths Comparison
When. In 1877, the editors OF the Harvard
Advocate were about to select five sopho-
mcres to become members OF their board
upon the retirement of the five members
fIom the senior class. a committee was
appointed as is usual in such cases. to IN
quire into the availability of the sopho-
mores who were ambitious for the honor
About twelve sophonores were "promi-
nently mentioned" as the politicians say
and an upper eiassman was placed on the
track of each of them to see what could be
learned of his special abilities and personal
interests. The reports were then submitted
to the fun board, after which the new men
were selected for admission by ballot
No uncommon interest was aroused when
one Of the investigating committee announc-
ed that he was ready to report on the can
didacy of Theodore Roosevelt. tr.. of the
sophomore class.
II cannot see that he is the kind OF a
man We want" began the senior. Although
Evening star., 1901-10-31
@ to 1 O.

, Ok White Laundered Shirts, some
open front and back, some open
front only, Cosmopolitan"
make, sizes I712, IS, 1917, Io
and 1914, sell at SIPS, big op-
portunity for men wearing large
sizes-priced
Infants Long and Short Slips,
nicely made, with trimmed
yokeS-I0c.
Children's Flame1ette Dresses,
unusually well made, 1 to 3
years-I5c.
Children's Underwaists, all sizes
-I5c.
Ladies Untrimmed Hats, in black,
various shapes, including trlr-
bans, short backs, &c, sell at
79c regularly-2oc.
Hard Water CASTLE Soap-Ic.
cake.
Ladies Fine Cheviot Serge Skirts,
made in best manner, extra
good materials throughout
SI.oS.
Boys Knee Pants, strong and du-
rable-91ac.
Cream Curtain Scrim, SO inches
wide. handsome patterns, worth
Sc yard-27sc.
Waterproof Felt Window Shades,
all colors, complete with fix
tures-67S.
Good quality 5-4 Table Oilcloth,
neat figure designs-IoHc. yd.
5-foot Curtain Poles. oak, walnut
or cherry finish, with brass TRIM
mings-I37$c.
Ladies Overgaiters-Ioc.
Ladies High-top Bicycle Boots,
black and brown, size 2, actu-
ally selling at s3.oo-6oc.
Children's Dongola Shoes, spring
heel, sizes 6 to 8, sell at 75c-
44c
Amoskeag Apron GingEams, blue
and brown checks, sells the
country over at &c. yard and
more-37sc.
Bleaclled and Unbleached Twilled
lea Ioweling, regularly SC. yd.
-2zsc.
Domet Shaker Flannel, full width,
soft finish, sells at &c. yd.-
37sc.
Wool Storm Serges, Grenates,
Poplins and Fancy Novelties,
10 inches wide, to 8-vard
lengths, selling at 25c. yard
12Hc.
Mems Black Hose, the kind al
ways sold at 12zc.-8c.
MEMS Silk Garters, 15c. value
7C.
Mems Handkerchiefs, sell at 1oc.
sc.
! Mems White Laundered Shirts
: the famous Eclipse" brand.
; sT-oo yalue-5oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
10 to 1 1 T..
fCONTINUED.)

Boys strongly made Knee Pants
-25c.
IS pairs Boys Pants, stout" sizes,
6 to IS years; sell at SI-2oc
Lot of Boys Well-made Suits.
double-breasted, sizes 7 to 10
years, good materials through
out-$I 90.
Ladies Elegant Black and Col
ored Taffeta Silk Waists. elabo-
rately tucked and made in the
very newest styles-S3.39.
Mems Silk Shield Bows, 25c. val
ue-6c.
Mems Natural Wool Underwear,
odd sizes, sells at $I.oo-25c.
Mems Pleated Bosom Shirts, un-
laundered-5oc.
Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests and
Pants, gray and white, 25c. val
ue-I0c.
Children's Extra Heavy Ribbed
Hose, sizes 6 and 61a; sell at
25c.-I21ac.
Womens Fast Black Lace Hose;
the 25c. grade-Iec.
All Silk Taffeta Ribbons, Nos. 40
and 60; selling at Ioc. yd.-
71ac.
Satin Gros Grain Ribbons, Nos.
9, IL and I6, all shades; I5c.
yalue-oc.
No. "a Velvet Ribbon: usually
2oc. yd.-23c.
Lot Point de Paris Laces; Ioc.
yalue-5c.
Unbleaclled Canton Flannel, heavy
quality, 3S inches wide; this
width always selling at Ioc. yd.
-4Nsc.
Unbleacied Sheeting Muslin, full
yard wide, heavy twill; sells at
7c. yd-27sc.
Odd lot Fancy Novelty Silks,
about $50 yards; actually sold
at 45c yd. everywhere-I9c.
All Pure Wool Camel's Hair
Cheviots, gray, castor, navy,
brown, Oxford and new blue,
40 inches wide; sells at ACC. yd.
-25c.
All Pure Wool Black Homespuns,
50 inches wide, raven black,
yarn dye; real value, 7Sc. yd.-
39c.
Ready-made Bed Sheets. 72xeo,
hand-torn, to 3-inch hens
regularly 5oc.-3oc.
Heavy 1914 Blankets, white and
tan, pretty borders; worth 75c.
pair-3oc. pair.
Best quality Holland Window
Shades, all colors, complete with
hXtures-Ioc.
Wool Ingram Carpet Remnants,
pretty colors and styles, for
rugs; worth 5oc.-23e.
White Applique Scarfs and Sfams !;
worth UP to 3oc.-I5c.
Pretty Nottingham Lace Curtains,
number of styles; worth up to
75c. pr.-49c.
Ladies Corsets, many styles, gray,
black OF white-3oc.
Fine Eiderdown Coats for the ba-
by, g months to 3 years, pink,
blue, red and white; worth So
for this hour. SIPS.
Small lot French Flannel Waists,
nice qualities-oSc.
2 ere ale Wrappers. splendidly
made, fast colors, all sizes; sell
ing at o8c.-5oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
1 1 to l2.

(CONTINUED)
All-wool Ladies Tricot, all high
colors. for waists, selling at 3oc.
yd.-23c.
Atwood Silk Finish Black Hen
rietta, 46, inches wide, value,
ooc. yd.-3oc.
Honeycomb Towels, medium size,
sell at SC. each-3c.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

pose In pointing toward the natural way in
diet, from which the civilized portion of the
race has wandered so far astray. Our
natural food friends only need to drop or
few coarse and comparatively innutritious
as well as unpalatable foodstuffs to find
themselves in the perfect way in diet which
was marked out for man in the beginning
and In which our nearest relatives the
gorilla, chimpanzee and orang-outang, are
still walking"
Evening star., 1901-10-31
3 to 3,

Ladies High-grade Pedestrian or
Walking Skirts, made of best
materials throughout, would be
small priced at $s:5o-&oS.
Infants Long and Short Bedford
Cord Coats, heavily interlined,
daintily trimmed-$I .o8.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
3 to 3.

tCoNTINUED)
Ladies Splendidly Made Silk
Skirts, very high grade, ele-
gantly trimmed, and a skirt suit
able for any dress occasion
$I2.5o.
Ladies Very Stylish and Best
Grade Raglans, superbly made,
high-class materials through
out-they're marked to sell at
$2o-but for this hour the price
will be $I2.5o.
Ladies Taffeta Silk Waists, in
black and colors, elegantly made
in the newest styles, all-over
tucks, bishop sleeves, So is the
usual price-for this hour, $3.50.
Ladies and Children's Very Styl-
ish Trimmed Hats, made and
trimmed with high-grade ma
terials throughout-reproduc-
tions of the seasons finest styles,
worth So and S9-for this hour,
$500.
Writing Tablets, for ink or pencil
sc.
Cedar Lead Pencils-4c. dozen.
Heavy 1914 Blankets, white and
tan, pretty borders, worth 75c.
pair-3oc.
Good Quality 5-4 Colored Table
Oilcloth, nice designs-IoHc.
yard.
Mems Higll-grade Patent Leather
Shoes, pointed toes-ooc.
Black Taffeta Silk-not taffetine,
but all silk taffeta-Io inches
wide, usual price, soc. yard
800.
Ready-made Table Cloths, turkey
red, fringed ends, 8-4 size, sell
regularly at 6oc: each-3oc.
New Fall Percales, in dark colors,
full yard wide, real value, Ioc.
yard-6Hc.
GOO yards Bleached Canton Flan-
mel, heavy quality, read value, SC.
yard-47sc.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

The Argentine legation In Berlin emphatf-
cally deny the reports published la the En-
gitsh newspapers that strained relations ex-
Is. between Argentine and Chile.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
3 to A..

Misses Box Coats, tan, castor, red
and royal, large pearl buttons,
made of fine kersey cloth, sizes
6,to IA years-$4.e8.
Girls Springfield Shoes, in ladies'
sizes, the $d.25 quality-75e.
Old Ladies Comfort" Shoes,
sell at $I.5o-83c.
Lot of Boys Fine Double-breasted
and Nestie Suits, all high grade
and suitable for dress-ages
from 3 to I6 years in the two
styles-choice, $2.o8.
Heavy a. Tapestry Table Covers,
all colors, worth 4oc.-25c.
Extra Heavy Reversible Armure
Tapestry Portieres, all leading
colorings, worth S. pair-$2 .o8.
Whisk Brooms, enamel handle
&C.
All Wool Venetian Cloth, 10
choice shades, 40 inches wide;
selling regularly at soc. yd.-
900.
Eclipse Flannelettes, full yard
wide, all colors and styles; val
tie, I5c. yd. always-0Sc.