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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
THE VALLEY FAIR oFF,csRs.

The recently elected hoard Of direct
ors of the Arkansas Valley Fair Asso-
clation met last Friday at the office of
G. NJ. Hall and elected the officers for
the ensuing year. The meeting was
called to order by Vice President Wei
land OF Fowler. Horace b. Dye acted
as temporary secretary. The other
members Of the board present were:
J. W. Beatty. Il. J. Smith. A. c. Co
mer. II. Van Buskirk. +. ~. Harsin.
J. II Crowley. ]. X. Dye. H. A. Daw.
ley and w. d. Purse.
The board elected J. W. Beatty Of
Manxauola president; +. ". weiland.
vice president: ~. U. Randall. secre-
tary; and II. A. Dawlcy. treasurer.
Vice presidents were named as fol-
lows: w. A. Colt. NansanOla: Allen
Phillips, La Junta: J. l.. Bennett. Hoi.
brook; r. A. Simpson. Pueblo: J. A.
Lockhart. Colorado Springs: Mute Par
rish. Lamar: Oscar Smith, Las AMI.
mas.
The executive board consists Of
President Beatty. A. c. Conner. +. ".
Harsin. Andy Nichols.
J. X. Dye and II. Van BuskIrk were
appointed to arrange for watermcl.
on Day stake race for frcs>for.all pac-
crs. with purse Of 500. two per
cent. OF which to accompany each en-
try. the entries to close II, the expira-
tion OF the Denver June meeting.
The choice of officers Is well made
and guarantees continuance OF the
successful management OF the grca;
Arkansas Valley Fair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Make L. H. Gerbing your but
cher. At his Meat Market will be
found the very hest. 23tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Home made Mince Meat q
Goyreau's. The Best.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Barred Plymouth Rock Ccoksrsls
For Sale; Thoroughbred stock.
27-0 X. L. Aumford, Newdale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

Knishts e tAe Msccahses.
Msst d !. O. O. 2. hall The 6rst and
third Saturday nights Of sach mooth.
Visiting Sir Kni9hts always vslooms.
l94 J. A. JOHNSON. h. X.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27

See us before selling your Alf-
alta Seed.
l5.tf Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-27
No Cure, No Pay.

No Cure, No Pay.
Use German Microbe Killer and
If any OF the family come down
with disease of any kind your
money will be refunded.
Opera House Pharmacy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07

A young man and young woman
lean over the front gate. They are low
ers. 1t Is moonlight He Is loath tt
leave, as the parting is the last. He Is
about to go away. She Is reluctant tt
see him depart. They swing on the
gate.
"Ill never forget you," he says, "ant
if death should claim me my las,
thought will be of you"
"Ill be true to YOU" she sobs. "Il
never see anybody else or love them as
long as i've"
They part.
Six years later he returns. His sweet
heart Of former years has married
They meet at party. She has changed
greatly. Between the dallces the rec
ognition takes place.
"Let me see" she muses., with her
fan beating tattoo on her pretty hand
twas it you or your brother who was
my old sweetheart"
"Really don't know" he says
probably my father" - London An.
swers.
A Tough, Tough Fish.
Fish seem to have no sense Of feel
ing, and many people believe that the
angry and energetic movements Of a
Ash when it Is caught are due rather to
annoyance at losing it's liberty than to
any sense Of pain. can confirm this,
because l have over and over again
taken an understood pike that has been
once or twice caught and put back into
the water.
Upon one occasion three of us-boys
Of the Old brigade-were fishing In q
small pool in narrow. sluggish river.
Jones caught a small pike. and as it
was understood, being barely four
pounds, he cut the hooks out of its gull
let and threw the fish in again. Inside
of 80 seconds Jones caught the same
fish again. Once more he cut out the
hooks, and this time he had to maui 1t
very much. Once more 1t was kicked
In.
Then caught 1t, still bleeding. got
the hooks out with difficulty, and be-
fore l could throw the fish in again a
terrier dog bit 1t half through. Then l
kicked the rish in, and Brown caught
1t. At last we got so tired Of catching
this fish that threw 1t away in dis
gust. 1t caught in the fork Of willow
tree and staid there for half an hour,
when crow attacked 1t. dislodging 1t
from the tree, but not before 1t had re-
moved one of the eyes. The selfsame
fish was caught next day by the keep
er.-Fishing Gazette.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07
A CASE OF LAW.
The Decision That Was Rendered by
BasutO Solomon.


Law is complicated thing, and
some of its decisions seem not to be
founded in equity. Probably most
readers will pass that criticism upon
the case recorded below:
Basutoland, being broken and noun
famous. was until recently the resort
of lions, leopards and other wild ami
mails. Now, however, the hillsides
which were once the resort of these
savage creatures are the pasture
Nearly all dangerous animals have
been driven away from Basutoland,
but not long ago leopard appeared
on the outskirts Of a village. The
animal soon became as badly frighten-
cd as the villagers and sought safety
In flight.
The next morning the inhabitants
turned out for hunt. One of the
hunters was climbing steep rock
when he suddenly found himself face
to face with the leopard, whose re-
treat was cut off by the rock itself.
Neither the man nor the animal could
escape the encounter.
The dilemma was an awkward one,
for the climber was unarmed. Realiz-
ing his danger he put forth his hands
and In desperation caught hold Of the
leopard on each side of its jaw, hold
ing 1t at arms length and calling for
help The leopard clawed and tore his
captor, but the man held on till help
arrived, and the beast was speared.
Now came question of law. BY
Basuto law the skin belonged to the
chief, who must reward one Of three
claimants-either the man who speared
the leopard or the man who held it SO
that 1t was possible to spear 1t or the
man who, being warned by the bark
ing of his dog, first discovered the
animal in the village.
The Basuto Solomon decided the
case as follows: The man who speared
it could not have done so but for the
man who held it, and the man who
held it could not have known Of its
existence if the dog had not first
warned the village: therefore the cree
for the killing belonged to the dc i,
whose owner was entitled to the re-
ward.-Youths Companion.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07
he Knew I'Iayfair.

TIN manager Of the phosphate mine
lsxas a Scotchman, tall. big boned, with
iS'aar strongest Glasgow Doric In his
EsmErs. At first he was obdurate and
ssAnRsS us to leave the ground and to
sAabH HE specimens which we had
lxasssE before he appeared. At last l
saihtessed him In good Scotch and ask
sAa6 Jkn whether he thought was a
a,zmssg adventurer. AYE, that's just
sxrxkE sc are"
'.ssa," l. replied, 81 am Scotch pro-
aS1ESx:"
"..akrn.s if ye are. yen be havin a
Hnwx7
NY name" said. "is Playfair."
'~sEAn."' said my Scotch friend. "are
xyHSEon FlayfairY
laaa6sured him was. but expressed
Ssxnrise that he knew the name, to
fnxAaa he replied. looking from his 6
EpAx inches with compassion on my
3HfdA inches. "Hoot. mon, yer names
HzMaed farther than yer wee legs will
Easas carry ye."-"Letters Of Lyon Play
kSl6frr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07
THE LITTLE OLD SPiNET.

Do you see the little spinet standing in the cor
ner there?
Great grandmother loved to play 1t when she was
a maiden fair.
sunbeams through the window twinkle, ck'ring
on its yelowed keys,
md VIC almost hear the tinkle of the old time
melodies
Great grandmother cowned in silk, with high
heeled slippers, dainty lace,
Sat there, while smile Of pleasure lighted up
her fair young face
From without the rose scent fingers, drifting on
the suinIner breeze,
While she plays with fairy fingers all the old time
melodies.
And the little spinet waits her patiently these
long, long years,
Till its mellow voice Is broken, harsh, and has the
sound of tears,
Yet it seems the sunbeams straying, fick'ring on
its yellowed keys.
And her fairy fingers playing all the old time
melodiesl
Mary Small Wagner in Optmist.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07
~
NAPOuEON'S EYE. -


+ fBr lyS7, while working in London as
sNasg,ynte to the Rev. Canon Fleming, l
r.ssfz. .ssIled In my Wears absence to adj
fg.ssassssr religious service to an old
! sshlaTal in Eaton square. The admi-
,sssssss lane was Eden. After the serv-
islssesr vas over he took my hand and
!, alszss shake hands with me- young
.a1la. There are not many alive who
.ssnzszxy what | can say. You are talk
,.,sazs wlh a inan who has talked to Ma
s,sasfsu The Great" "Sir," l said, that
AIT bakery. May hear more" The
yaas!i asainiral then told me that he was
isauan, stunning with the tleet-l think
txhnxa Ne West indies, but Of that am
.,SsuzS Qare-and touched at st. Helena.
EsEkt xtmiral said, 81 am going up to
i1EanexsSod to pay my respects to Napo-
lNina md the senior mldshipman comes
t-r8iane."
~"-G was the senior midshipman," said
EssAf d. gentleman, "and SO l went. We
f-ssataa for Napoleon in an outer room.
trnnE Du must imagine how eagerly l
sgcpsrsed his entrance. The door was
4, tAuxya open at last, and In he came.
RSSd. Hss short and fat and nothing very
I setnMdye but for his eye. My word,
iNA1. Nave never seen anything like 1t.
haslssr speaking to the admiral he turn
sai4aEne, and then l understood for the
1Gess sme in my life what was the
tsaxs1niag of the phrase. "A born ruler OF
t..sxw' had been taught to hate the
tNaxet as hated the devil, but when
Jss&Knpeeon looked at me there was such
lssQpY1 and majesty In his look that II
9aaate .skn babe me lie down that he might
etsxuM .gEer me would have done it at
tfssss, English MILDLY though I was.
sEs1aasEas ts1k on Napoleon's face was the
xzxrssnton of the man and the explana-
s35r1 II his power. He was born to
kENmHnnd."
4 HtfxsX was Admiral Eden's version to
kNasxg an incident which at 90 years old
sssM ziekeabout seemed to him as fresh
tszxs.IiFt had happened only the day be-
! DIR Rev. John Rocker in London
'I1n,Nt tor
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07
WIEN TWO MAKE ONE.

bfe TWINS. the Confident Mother and
the Astufe Conductor.
H<'lrares," demanded the jefferson ave-
ttga .4ti conductor.
i III .all, thin woman handed out 8
Aaa7., .0r herself and two youngsters.
+ Tree cents more, please" reminded
iitsanasrductor
'iETlay, are twins" she explained,
'-ssst,,gg-5only equal to one child"
, sfat conductor scratched his head
Sssassi TTad to remember his instructions.
r..isxssdssatly he recollected nothing gov
.xvsr.aas twins but, being something of
! 90 TAiosopher, he pondered and said:
Twins are out of the ordinary, there
sssa.SsEa singular. Perhaps you're right,
esaEks gss you spoke Of the twins as
ess1sy' That's plural" and lie gazed
3eRsacaas triumphantly.
'Tas Eat man nodded. He was bach
tszAsx,Ed detested children.
H." spoke up the comical man; "she
;stv1Eo.. They have only one birthday
,'ssssssssxsaen them. If they equaled two
tsc.sEsen, they would have two BIRTH
sssas5gax~
~ guess that's So" acquiesced the
5sssasuetor Anyway I'll look 1t up"
'@.r@y take up two Seats" growled
iEssaes hfs man.
zfae conductor paused and forgot to
l-is..aanas back 5 cents change. Say" at
'Shxs he broke out, whats their
gaIxananY'
''T'Ebur and Marie" replied the
ssxss4la7 pertly. failing to see the Delvet
tsssszssasae was walking into.
~llIa! Boy and girl, eli? Well, I'll
slalsssn To. have another fare. You can
Ass'ssssssse- on boy twins equaling one boy,
a'Ssss hzf boy and half girl don't add
ssssssxs'
, ..xsx.said.
rr.1ta4s diplomat" whispered the fat
i'sxEssla admiration. "He ought to be
.Ssassaasxu in the legislature. dorchester
!sssxhAi.Express.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07
Caught the Gar.

! asssxsr the Great was once very neatly
sNuur+f. in trap by a jester attached
;sasfie' court. The Jester was noted for
faaiss esleyerness in getting himself and
ssIikss friends out of difficulties. 1t hap
s7ysszzsa one day that a cousin Of his had
ltsaRrsrred the cars displeasure and
%sR& about to be executed. The latter
|SSasErsore presented himself before his
sxITcTrial majesty to beg for reprieve
IhaE'seeing him approach, the czar, di.
TsahAtps his errand, cried: 1T Is no good
enxmre here. l swear l will not grant
tk&ut you are going to ask"
KEnediately the Jester went down
pUA&k knees, saying, II beseech your
UKsfal highness to put that scamp
EAu1sh Of mine to DEATH"
1hs czar, thus caught In his own
- could only laugh and pardon the
sau6emned man.-Columbian.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07

When you want to advertise look
for circulation first. The TELEGRAM
has the largest circulation, therefore
1t is the best advertising medium. Use
It. for results.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-07

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The evening world., 1901-02-26
FATAL DUEL IN
LOCKED ROOM
MORALLY Wounded Man
Leaped From Window
to Street.
DIED WITHOUT SPEAKING.
Opponent Found on Floor
Apparently Dying Could
Not Explain Tragedy.

BeNind locked doors two mon Tough:
a strange duel In the gray OF to-days
dawn.
No one saw tho meeting. but = score
a. early wayfarers hearing many shots
ran to the scene.
They stood In awe ms n bleeding man
stopped ont on the balcony of an upper
window and icaped to the ground. When
they went TO him ne was dead.
The dead man was 1.epric" Dcsrot-
tai!o. His opponent. now in tho hospital.
Is Gcnrossi Dcilllio.
The men were room-matcs and lived at
No. 20 Garsi,ie street. Newark. tho isruse
whcrc tho shooting took place.
What III. cause Of the quarrel was has
not been asccrtained.
Wncn the occupants Of the house en-
tered the nom where the shooting oc-
CURED they found Dcll!llio lying on the
floor spocrhless.
The house physician said that mere
was little chance Of his recovery.
The weapons iset by tn" men were
81 and 3s-cilibr. Dell,ll!o having the
:,eavicr weapon.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
MARRIED TO
DEAD WOMAN.
Miss Davis Diedin Sweet
hearts Arms While the
Ceremony Took Place.

BOWLING GREEN. o.. Feb. :s-Sewi
has been received here OF the marriage
OF John Harmon Crossmnn. of Custar.
Wool County. 20 Mis- Leona Davis. OF
Nns.,an,ton. who. It Is believed. was
dead when tho words pronouncing her
the wife Of crossman werc said.
The wedding was set for ThanksStv ing
Day. when sickness prevented II. Christ.
mas Day was then set, and sickness.
again interfered. washinEton's Birth.
day was then decided upon by Miss
Tho guests wore all assembled a. the
homo OF the bride. and though /, was
caouSat he',; TO postpone the event on
account OF her lllness, she insisted upon
boanE married. Daring the ceremony
she totiered. and the groom placed his
arm about her.
Tho ceremony Was hastily oompleted
and as the guests rushed ur to conRrai.
ulatc the bride they were horrtfIed "a
discover that she wa. dead.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
PRIZES FOR GuEssERs.
All Carr Transfer TO "BIoomius.
Lnlc's" Said Lucky One..


Recently the trollcy-r.i!ns portion o.
tho community saw in the cars ,rnvers.
Ing the i've boroughs OF Greater New
York the following Incomple,.d sentence:
"Aii cars tranyfer to" with ,he offer OF
tsO In prizes to tho nrs: 800 person.
who should MI out the blank correctly.
There Is nothing that so forc!bly APP
pcalS to the American mind as a chance
ID make money easily. Consequently
thousands who wcre familiar with the
phrase as part OF Dloomiugdale Bros.
widespread advertising supplied the word
"B:oominSda!cs." and thus became
eligible for the prizes.
To some the solution was so obvious
that thes failed to place themselves In
competition with the many resident
nrl non-rcs.irnti as well who mailed
their Euesscs IN Overwhelming numbers.
TIE tremendous respons. was most pos
tive and pleasing proof OF the far.
reaching reputation OF the large ,stau-
l!,hnent.
The selection Of the prize .nrers was
nittce consisting OF Mr.. d. c. Seitz. or
The World: Mr.. F. James Gibson. advcr-
iianE manager M usr OF ne Te.ssram; ;, Mr.
Nas san e. ana hSs Sir. iiensy Z. s:odanr
editor OF the Mail and Express.
After an elaborate luncheon served In
the restaurant ut Bloom!nEJale's. thcgc
gentlemen. together with members Of
the firm. Withdrew 10 room set axle
for the purpose. where everything was
In readiness for the drawing. Each
OF the gentHmcn OF the committee drew
from Il closed bag handful OF letters
aui the FIRST 100 counted were awarded
the prizes as stated In the advertisement.
AZ fast AZ the lucky names were drawn
slim. were made out calling for the
prizes. The contest WAS tremendous
s,iccess, and has served TO enhance the
friendly nnd businens rssat S,'s exciting
actwccn Uncomfortable Bros establish
usnt and the community at large.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
SOUGHT TO CAST
CHILD IN WATER.
Woman Had Previously
Given Her Infant Car
bolic Acid.

Lena schwart. twenty.four years old
Is under arrest at bellevue for killins
her weck-old boy. It was on Feb. Il
mat she was found In a hallway at No
I.S FIRST avenue and was taken to
Bellevue. wc,cre the child was born.
Last night the woman was seen on the
nrst street. She was evidently seeking
n place to cast into the water a buniIe
she was carrying. The bundle contained
.ne inialt. and when II was taken from
her 1t was found to have been burnca
with carbolic acid. The woman wa,
taken to Bellevue and the child sent 10
died. e'' u
Tho woman was discharged from B.Il..
vue only Yesterday morning no she los,
no time in deciding on murder.
The evening world., 1901-02-26

Papers designed for dining rooms
-chintz and Dresden stripes en-
riched with harmonizing borders,
sold by exclusive dealers At tSc and
7sc per roll; our price, NC, sc and
t&,
The evening world., 1901-02-26

WV oS'IS avn VIC NVdSy IOOIS'
On. thouand Nickel Clocks. gulran-
teed movement. advertised as 4 great
bargain at 6sc.; our regular price 5ot.
Boudoir Clocks. porcelain with pretty
painted decorations, advertised as 4
great bargain At $i.7S; our regular
price Sst.
Gold.fnished Boudoir Clocks, large
variety Of styles. advertised as great
bargain elsewhere At 500; Our reg.
ular price 9@c.
Enam.lled Iron Clocks. guaranteed
esght-dAy movement. cathedral gong,
advertised as 4 great bargain else
where At &3.75; our regular price
s2.9S.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
Upholstery Goods.

Dresden Striped Tapestry, briGhk,
pretty eolorings, 50 inches Wild,
value 500 per yard; our price, sc.
Turkish Satin Pillow Tops, handsoms.
~ embroidered with gold and silver
tinsel, value 800 and $3.50; ou9
prices, $t.1+ and S2.i9.
Turkish Satin Table Covers, richly
embroidered with tinsel, I'd. square,
value $3.50; our price, S5.4s.
Tapestry Mill Ends,i I'D. to * yds:
long, value $3.50. $500 and SAYS
each; our prices, 74c, Csc and STA.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
MH. Macy Co.'S Attractions 49, ysss
M&:!|:|!:!G'::!!sy!,''3'!:::::!, !.
- u ~ Both Sides ,4thS - from 18th to Ava
Continuation Of the China Glass, Lace
and Madras Sales Advertised in
the Sunday Papers.
The Furniture Sale.

cur responses sustain the early enhlsasand the movement n
ensieS daily that's but the expected action resulting from expert
energy enterprise part did concentrate the best
values for the first for the first week. Ample
command maintain interest the very last For that
day offerings reash OF former quotations renewal Of
the things heretofore described The OF this sale is fed by fresh
manufacturers samples dropped stock patterns and factory SURPRISES
secured from the leading Of supply America They the
ure Sale
The evening world., 1901-02-26
Wall Papers-Annex.

Papers designed for bedrooms-new floral etects-ver
latest pntngs-sold by exclusive dealers at 1sc zoe an
CSC per roll; our prices. &c. 12c and 15c.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
AtAe PHotoGaIlerv.

|S"s""~ "0tOO0tto1y
We announce for this week 4 big
price reduction that will interest
you II you are At all interested In
photographs at present. Here It 10:
One dozen Of our High Grade Cabinet
Cnboustts Photos, the usual priee OF
which 10 $3.50 do1sn, this week fot 200
The evening world., 1901-02-26
Clocks as Guides.

Clocks salient and conclusive guides economy as
ANYTHING else In this they rkea key mote that we
lain would emphasize 1t is this
Thooheh comparison proves that regular less than
the quoted elsewhere being quarter to half under price.
Houses that sell credit find it impossible to match our
prices.
Take the lesson hear-consde it seriously-and apply
not only to Clocks-but to nearly everything else that is
hanna Is tha M,c,,r 3
The evening world., 1901-02-26

Porcelain Mantel Clocks. artistieally
decorated. one-tay movement, advef
tised as 4 great bargain elsewhere 4
$500; our regular price $t.49.
MAntel Clocks, llrge size. n,irbleized
and ebony finished, guaranteed eight
day movement, advertised as Z great
bargain elsewhere at $500; our regur
lar price 500.
N.antel Sets. including clock and pair
Of candehbra, gold-fnished with
painted panels, advertised as = great
bargain elsewhere at 5000; our reg-
uhr price fi4.98.
One thousand Nickel Watches, good
timekeepers, advertised as 4 great
bargain elsewhere At 1885,; our regular
price 69c.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
Furs---Big Values.

lie pracced edeial this in regard to Fus
nay enjoy her recompense.
he following specimen items Of the selling rich bea
Furs There be cold weather apenty before the blooms
nd then think Of being provided for next the great savings
hat possible.
Russian Sable Neck Pieces, finished with clusters Of tails and
claws. value $4,000; at S6o.H.
Broada Neck Pieces finished with fisher tails value
$3.50; at S2c.z.
Alaska Sable Neck Pieces skunk finished with clusters Of
tails value $1,000 at $500
Blue LYNX Colaee model, full animal with head and
tail on shoulder and long 'front.' value $780, 5000
Natural Lynx Shawl Colarette, lined with rich sain vaas
$3.50 at SiS7+.
Natural Lynx Animal Scarf finished with head and tails value
5000; at 1914.
Natural Lynx Boa about yards long, value 50 500; At
Si4.7+
Persian Lamb Muhs value $500; at si2.+9
Blue Fox Muis, value SIS 90; at sii.4o
Flat Mink Mu,is finished with three natural heads and seven
handsome tails value $1,000; at s27.49
The evening world., 1901-02-26

Papers designed for parlors, krye ranss
Of patterns and color eombinatiopS,
with single and double band frie1esto
match, sold by exclusive dealers At i5e
TO 2se per roll; cur pr!eeAse, s7c and
&c, tl
The evening world., 1901-02-26
BED COVERINGS.

so dozen .u!i-.izc tsxs IT. pure white
eiderdown cotton nlled comfortab;es,
silkoline covered. beautiful pat co.
tern. value 81. h zach. this sale. oSC
Abou, SO. pair slightly soi!ed blankets
offered below cost.
3. size a<S ass
Full s!xo 3as 2.0S
Full size 40 Ats
Extra size 9.75 sos
Innings.
$50 pcs. fines; silk-nnIshed Percaltnes.
IN blk. and all cclOrS. value 10t-
25c. I'd, this sale. VAC
About 80 pcs. nncst quality Metallic
saieen sk!rting and Coat. Lining. in
black and \ few colors: reHu- AZ.
lar price Sc. yd.: TO close out. eCC
25 pcs: best shrunk French tiaircloth.
In black and gray. Is and - in. wide.
s ana ass yd P.'Sf al; Ssi 123c GEO
While quantities last. these prices hold
good 10:
Wednesday and Thur,div.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
Linen Aisle, Main Floor Rear.