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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-20

. Mr. g. Marno, Escondido, San Diego County,
Cal, writes my body broke out with q rash
OF eruption which In 6piteaof all efforts TO cure
" night w.s1sinpl terrible; IL would almost
disappear at times, only to return worse than
ever. had tried many highly recommended
preparations without benefit, and hearing OF H.
8. 6. determined TO give1t Q fair trial, and was
inexpresstbly delighted when d few bottles
CURED me entirely, rer1oyingse every blenaish and
p11nple from my body. j shall not fail TO recon-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-20
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ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

For RENTING large front. rooms, facing
east, in Healy's block. Applyto H.
Reade.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-20

Persons having Tnsgaxinas IT books of
any kind they desirss 10 preserve shnutd
have them bound The Tfs1Aile bsttdary
can NOW handle na work Uf this fatasre.
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forcing the poison back into the blood. s. SIS S. antidot
poisons and drives ont Of the circulation all impurities
rich blood that is carried to the diseased skin quickly
opens theclogged up pores, and theskin becomes soft, ssl
blood, and nothing 80 surely and efectua1Iyy does this as
teed purely vegetable blood ptri6er. Send for our book
and write our physicians for any infoIInatio ion &c addvicesj
advice and book FREE. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 81
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
GREAT GEOLOGlST COMING.

At the April meeting Of the board OF
regents a, the State University il was dc
cided to institute A nex and distinct dc
par,men, OF geology in September. Soon
after this announcement was made ap
plicaiions were received from Candidates
representing many large universities
From among these candidates the regents
selected Nevin NJ. Fenneman. Ph. d.. OF
the University Of Chicago. Professor
Fcnneman i; already wei! known in
Colorado as former insstuc,o, in phys
ography and physics in the State Normal
school. For the pas; six years he has
made 4 special study Of geology, spend
Jag two years OF continuous residence a;
the University OF Chicago, besides sever.
al summers at Harvard and Chicago.
Las, summe. Professor Fenneman had
charge of the department OF geology 10
the summer session Of the University Of!
Wisconsin. and is engaged in the same
place this summer. For the second sia.
son he is connected with the Wisccnsion
Geological Survey. At present he is out
a, the head of large geological party
engaged In field work in Wisconsin.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
SAVED lADY'S LIFE.

A lady slipped and fell on the track lr
from, OF the station here this morning
Mr. Wangelin. editor OF tie Herald. wa.
right a, hand and pulled her out, not q
moment TOO soon. Nor was Mr. Wange
lin a. all squeamish about the matter
He pulled the lady's les. II was close
call. an act on Mr. Wangelin's S par, which
speaks volumes for his nerve and pres
encc OF mind. The lady is unknown
here. She foolishly tried 10 mount the
train when moving. though Agent Giller
had directed her TO the proper car in
time for her to have been on and com.
fortab!y seated, before she tried to man.
age her skirts and movirg train at the
same time.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
POOR PAlMER'S CASE.

The boys may have gone to Boulder
and Colorado Springs feeling that they
were going TO have 4 good time" said
AdIu,an, General Gardner OF the c. n.
G. yesterday. "but they returned home
pretty serious. The accident By which
Harry Palmer lost bis arm. took away
all the pleasure OF the outing. There is
no one blamed. /, was simply an inex-
plicable accident. Palmer was consid.
cred the best gunner in the battery. In
this connection too much cannot be said
of the efficiency OF the hospital corps.
Had i, not been for the prompt work OF
the surgeons and physicians on the field
young Palmer would not have lived 20
minutes after the accident"
There is little hope for the recovery Of
Palmer, who is sull a, the hospital in
Boulder. Word has been sent from
guard headquarters tina, no expense is to
Be spared in caring for him. There was
some talk yesterday OF removing HIM 10
Denver, but this is considered danger
Gus experiment, II blood poisoning does
not Sc, in he may b: brought to Denver
next week.-Denver Republican.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
WILL JUDGE ELECTIONS.
List of Judges Appointed by the Couut
Commissioners.

List of Judges Appointed by the County
Commissioners.
l, Longmon,-Dress S.radIey. J +
Hl!hrow. Id Jones.
:. HYgiene-ars Jno w Goss. E L
Schell. J a Heinly.
). A!tona-Alcnzo Allen, D B S.rock,
Peter Haidi.
!. Boulder-J H Brinkman, Frances
Nichols. Thos Compton.
5, Valmont-James Plat, J tleck. J
A S Andrus.
6, 6,Caufeld--Ed Sheldon. John Prince
Wm o Wise.
7. Ma.shall--Geo Taylor, NJ P Fox,
Wul Rosser.
s. Magnolla-F T Gibbony, Guy Fair
hurst, o { Gravelle.
9. Lalayc.,e-W n Wiley, Chas Van
Deren, NJ Hanes.
10. Ward-JacUb Campbell, c D
LOOMS. R r Gibbon.
II. -James,own-C n Walker, L ]
Talbot. o E Dubois.
l.. Caubou-Leo Donnelly, John
Helm. J c Todd.
- Nederland-T. J. Trevar,on. Mrs
J NJ Giggey, Wesley Hetzer.
Il. Gold Hill-W H Patton, E B
Trovillion. A Hi,chings.
IS. Slnsblne-Oscar Force, Ivan Var
kuren. Lew Permission.
Is. Sugar Loaf w Culver, & H
Seeley, F P Banks.
II. Salina-Grace G Beach, A n
Farnsworth, A NJ Johnson.
IS, Lyons w Collins. VIM Thorne,
L II DIETRICH.
10. Louisvillc-Henry Kahl. Norman
Cable, N Oberding.
~. Nj Wot-N NJ Henry. Maggie
Dodd, Thomas Richart.
IL, Lonsuont-Mrs Sadie Matthews
A w Cushman, Maggie Lockwood.
-, Boulder H Prince, Ebert Green,
man, J W Pyle.
%. Sunse,-Steven Jones, J A Sperry
r F Copes.
"a, Longmont-Sylvester Lee. J G
Halderman. d Blackwell.
Is, Aliens Park-Nort Billings, Cha:
H Raymond, Clint Mcintosh.
rs, Broomheld-Clara M Goodhue
August Nilsson, w A Brace.
27. Louisville-J F Jones, w A Willis
Oscar ALERT.
/ IS. Noland-Chas P Cheney, Chas
Stevens. c K Hirshfeld.
20. Bou!der-Chas Parsons, d Lewis
John Pugh.
%, Boul1er-Rowena Conan. Ee
Mason. Eugene Wilder.
Ii 81, Boulder-Ira NJ DeLong, Mrs A
Roberts. J B Teagarden.
s.. Boulder-H A Drumm, S E Nc
Call, T c Johnson.
80, Longmont-Henry White, Ear
Sprague, Mrs H Wells.
g. Eldora-H S Andrew. r H B Lit
tie, VIM Woodward.
IS, Superior Clark Gilbert. Wn
Schilling, Geo Morrison.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
Thousands Here
NeI| S0|Ud0V
WOODMEN'S GREAT DAY.

Coming to boulder an Army Ten
Thousand Strong Saturday.
The Woodmen OF the World will
have the greatest ira,ernal gathering
ever held in Colorado this week, says
the Denver News. The annual log roll.
ing will be held at varieus towns at about
the same time. At Bould.r it will be
August 10 at the Chautauqua grounds;
Pueblo. at the Mineral palace, August g.;
Glenwood Springs and Durango, August
TO- Grand Junction, Mon.rose and Ala
mosa. August 9 Twenty other towns in
the Western jurisdiction will celebrate;
also Portland is TO have very large
affair. at which 900 candidates will be
initiated on Noun. Taber.
The affair at Boulder is expected to
bring out 10000 people. and at Greeley
alone GOO tickets have been sold. ln
order to accommodate the vast crowds,
the Colorado & Southern will he
obliged to borrow large number Of
coaches. The exercises will begin a.
1920 a. IN. and will continue to lI:,o p
m Ladies' field sports will inaugura,e
days proceedings, mems sports will
follow and will consist OF running,
jumping. hammer throwing. etc. The
prize drills will b. the chief feature OF
the afternoons amusemcn:s. There
will be fifteen uniformed teams OF Wood
IN IN and ten teams OF the Women CT
Woodcral,.
At7 p. m. the grea, camp FIRE VII! be
lighted on top OF Noun, Flagstaff, and
a, the same time fires will fame forth on
Tabsr. Shasta. Tamalpais and other
high Western peaks. The great camp
FIRE Carnival will be inaugura,ed. The
various camps OF the order will have
tents, making fifty in all. before each o.
which camp fires will be lighted at the
same NON mt. and the camps will be
visited by members from other camps
F. w. Falkenburg originated the log
rolling, and nothing like !. has ever been
done before in this country or Europe.
The first one was held in 1850. when
twenty-onc candidates were Initiated on
top OF Pixies peak. which was the last
big party thu, ever went up the old trail.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
THE RACES FINISHED.
Boulder Took Another Prize In the Great
Races Saturday.

BOULDER Took Another Prize In the Grss
Races Saturday.
The races closed Saturday night II
the midst OF delightful patter OF rain
The dry ties. showed again the superior
ity Of Boulders over the other teams
the locai team winning in 81. Messr:
ingalls, and Crandall at the break and
nozzle and Mr. Fonda at tie plug made
a superior team. DR.. Ingalls' work al
the beak in the wet test, through un'
necessarily rapid, owing to the tumble a,
the plug, was about the best ever seen
here. Fonda's iumbles are centennial
events, however.
DRY TEST.
Boulder 81.
Ber,houd s..
Central City IS 40.
Greeley 81.
Idaho Springs 37H.
Longmont 50 IS.
The consolation race was not run, the
money being divided by agreemen,
with teams which lost in the other races,
Powers Of Boulder easily won the 100
yayd dash.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
CHAUTAUQUA TONIGHT.

Nat NJ. Brigham, the great s,ercopti.
con lecturer on travel, will lecture to-
night on "Suang. Corners OF the South
West" Tomorrow night, the same great
entertainer will present THE Grand
Canon Of the Colorado" Mr. Rischars
orchestra q, both events.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
HEAVY RAIN AT WARD

A tremendous fall of rain at Ward
Sunday afternoon filed the town and
washed over the floors OF the homes a,
that place. Jap" Reed. the c. & N.
conductor, said water stood eighteen
inches high on the track at Ward. Near
Sunset rock slid down upon the track
and It required some time TO shovel out
so as to permit Of passage OF the train.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
NEW MINING COMPANY.

Among the interpretations fled with
the secretary of state are the following
Jay Cook Mining company by K. L.
Cook, c. L. Dignowi,y. (. b. Stall. CIV.
Caryl, ]. Bergh-im, N. w. Mills and Guy
D. Duncan, to do general mining
business in Boulder county; capi.aliza'
ton, SIoo, goo.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
HARD ON SCHleY.

$50 they've arris,ed Schley. As socn
tn book comebu. III sicrcty iv ,h navy
issued warrant again him. cha,gin' him
with victhry-an' he's goin' TO have to
stand thrile fr it, don't know what tn
punishmin, is, but 'tis somethin hard II
tn offense is onusu'l. They're sure to
bounce him an maybe they'll give his
Job TO Cervera. AS far is can see,
Hinnissy. an cud see as far as me fel
low vi,hran Maclay an some nine hun
dhred miles farther, Emanuel is tn on,
wan that come out iy that battle with
honor. Mr. Dooley in Denver Republ!
can.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
DIAMOND DRILL COMES.
Major i,ohn Ready to Bore Through shale
on Jain Claims.

on Jain Claims.
Major A. V. Bohn Of Leadvilie, arrived
In Boulder Saturday and later came his
diamond drill and a comp.emsn, Ct
practical machine men from that camp.
The drills were taken out to The Miles
Jain group Of prospects near Red hill
and will be stationed for boring through
the shale there. Major Bohn is Con
fident ,ha, the core will show rich
stratum OF gold ore. He anticipates his
ability to make more than twenty fee, Il
day through the shale OF that region.
Wha, he seeks is large body of gold
ore susceptible OF treatment by cyanide
and he believes the indications favor
striking something good.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
THE POST DENIES

Denver, Aug. 5-Answcring the brlb'
cry charges rejecting on its proprie:ors
in the Anderson trial matter the Denver
Post says today tha, /. is n conspiracy
of Anderson, his attorneys and the A. p.
A. to injure officials.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
An Army Ordered
0u| On Strike
WILL ORDER THE STRIKE.

Shaisr Ready to lsaue Order Involving
Vast Army.
= Pittsburg, Aug. Sat noon to ?
/ day President Shafer of the Anal
/ gamated association OF steel work
/ ers called in the newspaper men.
4 He told them that a strike was
! necessary to maintain union labor
+ and that he would issue his strike +
! circular TO all steel workers this I
! week. 1t will involve 2oo, 900 men. Z
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
STREET CAR STRIKE

Lexington. KY, Aug. s-The street
Car line is tied up by a general strike,
which involves the same company's
lines in other Kentucky cities.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
DEWEY TAKES AN OUTING.

Washington. Aug. 5-Admiral Dewey
called at the navy department today
and said he was about to leave the city
for month. He would return in time
ior the SchleY inquiry.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
EXPOSITION BURNED.

Kansas City. Aug. s-The old Exposi.
tion building was to have been destroyed
BY dynamite Saturday. Today II caugh,
FIRE and burned to the ground.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
R0iye[ 5 Mother
Dies TOd0y
Ex-EMPRESS DEAD.
Mother of the Kaiser Passes Quietly Away

) Cronberg, Germany. Aug. s. !
Dowagcr Empress Frederick. Z:
mother OF Emperor William. died
shortly before O'Clock this even.
) ing. The end was quite sudden, !
} four physicians having said she /:
) would not die today. The kaiser
, and others were in 4 distant part !
OF the castle but arrived in time at
} the ex empress bedside to receive
, her last message.
'<+++**++++***$**$++++&++
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
Annual Meeting of the Colorado Chautau-
qua Association.

qua Association.
The annual meeting OF the Colorado
Chautarqua association will be held in
the distric, court room Tuesday after
noon, August 9th, 1921 at 4 o'clock. AT
this meeting reports will be received,
directors elected and other appropriate
business transacted. All persons inter.
ested in the work OF the association
should be present.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
S0|e BeQ|e1
n Revenue C0Se
DOWNS THE STATE.
Railroads Win In Case the New Rev
onue Law.

Win In Case on the New Re,
onue Law.
= Pueblo, Aug, s-Judge Walter :
I N. Dixon in the district court TO- :
!. day, handed down decision in :
!. favor Of the railroad companies :
+ against the State of Colorado, in :
! which the plaintiffs attacked as .
:! unconstitutional the new revenue .
/ law. The case will go up on ap. ;
! peal and may lead to an extra ;
]. session OF the legislature. as it cuts .
! the state fffrom much anticipated .
!. revenue. .
L d u 4 4 L l. L l. L L L 4 L L L L L L =. L L 4.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05
HE DIED HARD

Sing Sing. N. Y, Aug. 5-BenjAmin
'Pugh. the murderer. was electrocu,ed
today. 1t required three shocks to kill
him
Daily camera., 1901-08-05

II you can't find it any place else come
to US. STRAwN & OSCAR.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05

Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market
CHAMBERS g. HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-08-05

Fresh fruit OF all kinds every day at
Strawn & Esgar's.
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FIannels.

1900 yds of Cinderella outing flannel in plain
colors, including pink, blue, cream, red and navy.
The kind you pay l21ac for.
Mill End Sale price 7ac yd
600 yds of outing flannel in all the very best
styles, in pink and blue checks and stripes. This
lot includes the English, the Busy Bee and some of
the other most popular makes. Regular price l0c yd
Mill End Sale price SC yd
5000 yds of one of the most popular makes of
dark hannelette, printed on side aud nice soft
fe.c On the other. Such as always sell at l0c
Mil End Sale price 614c yd
One case of white Domet flannel, fine and heavy
weight. Former price &c yd.
Mill End Sale price SC yd
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Silks.

5000 yds. Fancy Silks, consisting of corded eff
fects, plaids satin stripes, Jacquard effect plain
tatfetas, ETC.. all this seasons goods. Worth 6oc to
ST. LOO yd, Mill End Sale price 47c yd
5000 yds Fancy Silks all new goods. Worth
75c to $l-25 yd, Mill End Sale price soc yd
"a in. Black Satin Duchess, Worth ST.. lo yd,
Mill End Sale price SOC yd
20 in. Black Swiss Taffetas. Worth 75c I'd,
Mill End Sale price 4oc yd
% in. Black Taffeas. Worth 8ec yd,
Mill End Sale price 60c yd
81 in. Black Taffetas. Worth soc
Mil End Sale price soc yd
1o in. All Silk Flannes, all new colorngs
Worth SIPS yd, Mil End Sale price o6c yd
All our Remnants at Mill End prices. which
means inst half price, lengths from to yds
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WOmen'S
Night Dresses.

Women's night dresses Of good quality muslin,
rufle around neck and sleeves, yoke made with two
wide insertions of hamburg and cluster of tucks,
pearl buttons and double yoke tacs With tucked
yokes. Value SOC. Mill End Sale price 25c
Another lot of very good quality mus in, with
cluster tucks, ruffe around neck and sleeve, peal
buttons. Mill End Sale price 50c
Womens night dresses, made of good quality
cambria, ruffle around neck and sleeves, yoke made
with two rows of wide hamburg insert on and clus-
ter tucks. Neck and yoke finished with feather
stitched braid, others with rows of insertion and
clusters of tucks, pearl buttons Worth 75c.
Mill End SSle price 4Sc
Womens night dresses, made Of good quality
muslin, Marguerite style with rufle around neck
and sleeves edged with val lack; yoke made with 3
insertions of Val. lace and cluster tucks rufe over
shoulder, edged with lace and insertion of lace;
others in empire style, varously trimmed with ham
burg and insertions of hamburg -Four styles to
select from Value Csc. Mill End Sale price 6oc
Women's Night Dresses, fourteen styles in all,
variousy trimmed with hamburg and insertions of
hamburg, Val. and torchon lace trimmed. Made in
excellent quality of muslins, cambrics and Main
sook Worth up to SIPS
Mill End Sale price $3.50
Women S night dresses, of very good quality fan
neette made Mother Hubbard STYLE double yoke
back and front, turnover collar and cuffs, pearl
buttons. Worth Coo. Mill End Sale price 81 We
Women's Night Dresses of excellent quality
fannelette trimmed around yoke neck and sleeves
with dainty embroidery Worth al.25.
Mill End Sale price 6oc
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Towels.

Extra large size bleached aud unbleached Tur-
kish towels. Worth 19c.
Mill End Sale price l215c ca
An extra good quality large size bleached Turkish
towels. Real worth I2hc.
Mill End Sale price &c ca, 3 for 25c
One lot Of fine white cotton towels, with fringe,
which would be cheap at &c. Mill End Sale price SC
50 dozen bleached damask fringed towels; extra
large size, pure white and white with colored bor-
ders. Worth from Is to 33c each.
Mill End Sale price l &c
One lot of all linen bleached damask towels,
hemstitched, size 22x46. Are good value at 29c.
Mill End Sale price loc ca
$50 dozen all linen fringed damask towels, white,
and white with colored borders. w nth 19c.
Mill End Sale price II Hc
One lot of all linen huckabuck towels, hemmed
ready for use. Worth to-day TIC each
Mill End Sale price l2Kc
One lot of all linen hemmed and fringed buck a.
buck towels, heavy and fine. Worth 25c
Mil End Sale price l &c
One lot of all linen bleached damask towels,
frlnged. white and white with colored borders.
Size 26x52. Well worth 371ac.
Mill End Sale price Csc
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ITEMS Underwear.

One case mems heavy Jersey ribbed underwear,
in blue, lavender and amber shades, with fancy
stripes. A and desirable garment Value 75c.
Mill End Sale price soc garment
One case fleece lined underwear, cancels hair eff
feet, superior garment Value sec.
Mill End Sale price 3oc
cases natural and cancels hair, cotton mixed,
we'll made and warm. Value SOC.
Mill End Sale price 2oc
One lot heavy wool underwear, thoroughly well
made in every way, natural and cancels hair. Have
sold at SIPS garment. Mill End Sale price 79c
One lot all wool underwear, of very fine finish,
superior garment we'll made in every way Have
sold at $500. Mill End Sale price $l.l9
Is per cent discount on Norfolk and New Bruns-
wick underwear, during this sale.
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CoIored Dress Goods.

% in. all wool Camels Hair effects, 10
colorings. Worth SOC,
Mill End Sale price 29c yd
As in. all wool navy blue Storm S rye.
Worth S9c, Mill End Sale price 39c yd
So in. all wool navy blue Storm Serge.
Worth 8oc, Mill End Sale price SOC yd
so in. all wool navy cheviot. Worth
75c, Mill End Sale price 40c yd
SO in, all wool Camels Hair and
Cheviot Plaid. ouorth SOC,
Mill End Sale price 29c yd
50 in. plaids, Fancies and Broadhead
Suitings. ouorth SO and SOC,
Mill End Sale price 29c yd
SO in. Fancies and Mixtures. WORTH
so and SOC yd,
Mill End Sale price 39c yd
so in. all wool Serge Paids. Worth
81. 90 yd, Mill End Sale price ACC yd
All silk and wool Serge Plaids. Worth
7oc yd. Mill End Sale price 49c yd
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ITEMS Hosiery.

One lot mems heavy black cotton
Hose-well made, warm and durable.
Value 12Hc pr.
Mill End Sale price 7c pr
One lot mems natural wool Hose of
splendid quality. Value l21ac pr.
Mill End Sale price 9cpr
One lot mems natural wool and black
Cashmere Hose, Thee are all pure
wool and are we'll made and perfect fit
ting. Real value Csc pr.
Mill End Sale price &c pr, pr for Soc
One lot mems black cotton Hose
made of superior quality cotton, are
heavy and made to stand hard wear.
These are seconds. Real value 15c pr.
Mill End Sale price &c pr
Suspenders for l7c, 8 pr for SOC
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Fine Suede Gloves SLY pr
ITEMS Shirts

100 doz colnred Numbered shirts, stiff
bosoms. An endless variety Of pretty
patterns. All sizes. Made to sell at Use.
Mill End Sale price 39c each
One lot white shirts, made of superior
quality muslin, perfect fitting. open and
closed front. short and long bosoms.
mems and boys sizes. A regular Soc
shirt. Mill End Sale price SIC
Mems and boys unlaundered white
shirts. made of good quality muslin, and
lineen, bosom. Values 3oc.
Mill End Sale price 29c
Working shirts, made of black and
white serge of superior quality. All sizes.
Values Soc Mill End Sale price &c
A broken assortment of the famous
;" Hathaway" shirts for men-unlaund-
cred. Regular price 81. 90.
Mill End Sale price 69c
Mems and boys white night shirts, at
29c each
Collars at Sc each
Made of 2lOO pure linen. All sizes
and styles in the lot. Sold for l2Hc
Mill End Sale price &c each
Cuffs made of 21OO pure linen, round
and link. Mill End Sale price lOc pr
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COttons.

1000 yds of 6 Fruit of the Loom :"
cotton, full yard wide. Regular price
&C yd. Mill End Sale price 6Hc yd
5000 yds of bleached dwight Anchor" cotton
80 inches wide Regular price &c.
Mil End Sale price &c yd
HOO yards of I'd wide unbleached cotton of heavy
make, Well worth 64c yd.
Mill End Sale price SC yd
One lot of yard wide bleached cotton, extra good
quality. Worth &c yd
Mill End Sale price 6 &c I'd
One lot of yard wide fine bleached cambria. Very
similar to Lonsdae. Worth lie yd.
Mill End Sale price SC yd
One lot of brown and bleached sheeting-24 yds
WIDE This is extra good value. Worth TIC yd.
Mill End Sale price l2kc I'd
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Crashes.

One case Of bleached and brown cotton
twilled crash. Regular price Sc yd.
Mill End Sale prices yds for l9c
One lot of all linen beached and brown
crash, well worth 7c TO Sc yd.
Mill End Sale price Sc I'D
All linen bleached crash and all linen
brown crlsh, 18 in. wide Same as sells
at 1Oc. Mill End Sale price &c yd
One lot Of all linen bleached and brown
twlled and plain crash. Sold at l2Hc
an i lac. Mill End Sale price lOc