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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13

union gospel meetings were not dimin
ished by the Indictment weather of Sun
day.
The evangelist based his sermon of
sunday afternoon upon the words.
"And ye are not your own" Even in
the economic and social world this
statement can DE demonstrated TO be
truth, for man of himself cannot even
produce the necess tils of life. All
have been invested in by Others-every
prophet who ever spoke, every artist
who produced picture, every musician
who gave to the world song, all these
have left their impress upon our
characters, oil these are cOnverglng
upon man, trying to make something
of him. Man of today is the heir of
all the greatness of the past gen.
erstions We are indebted not
only for satisfaction of our msterisl
wants, but also for the inner sacrifice
that we have cost our friends. Man is
destructive creature, he is but an ag-
gregatiOn of other peoples losses.
Though we cost our fellow man so
dearly, still how much more have We
cost Christ, we are not our own, but
have been bought by the blood of Jesus.
we owe all to III i'm and if we rightfully
belong to Cod, had we not better give
ourselves voluntarily to Christ? Upon
first reading the words "And ye are not
your OVID seem arbitrary, but in reality
they are the logical consequence of
facts as they exist; because man is in
capable of seIf-defeuse, God is 10 all
the loving kindness of His nature. will
ing TO defend him. Christianity is high
refinement, hence christian loves
more sweetly, thinks more nobly and
loves more specifically than he who
has not been transformed by the power
of God.
The address given Sunday evening by
Rev. o. ). Thornberry was full of good
thoughts. The practical question.
"And what will you do with Jesus?'
was used as his subject. he en- phasiZ-
ing the fact that Jesus had done so
much for us that surely we ought to
gladly give our lives to him. The ap
propriste solo by Mrs o. 5. Thornberry
was beautifully rendered.
The evening service at the Presby
terrain church was 81 address to men
by Rev. OstrOm. 1t was a strong ser
mon. He said that man is Invisible;
he body Is used temporarily by man
and discarded The real man lives on.
The illustrations used by the evangelist
were to the point. He criticized the
agnOctic, showing how mnch more ex-
acting he is 10 testing the christian
doctrine than be is in practical affairs.
Christ offers much and only asks 10 re-
turn that you love him as a father and
that you call him father. The congre-
cation were reminded that they WELD a
great influence over the young. The
boy crosses his legs like his father and
in vsri us ways initiates him. The ex-
am, lie of the father determines the ca
reer of the boy as TO good or evil. 1t is
of geat Importance, said the evangelist,
that we draw nearer unto God.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
VIII Bag Ducks.

Governor Durbln and party of In
dianapolis friends are due to reach the
Kankskee regions in few days on a
hunting trip. Governor Durbin is an
expert with a gun, and as game is
plentiful there will be an abundance of
sport. The Ksnkskee hunting regions,
however, are fast losing their glory,
and not many years will elapse before
their fame will live only in memory.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
Dance at Bourbon.

The dance at Bourbon December ,
was great success Otto Stahl, of
Culver, who is attending the Bourbon
college of music, furnished the music,
and fine supper was furnished at the
home of Mrs. Ringgenberg. Those
present from this city were Misses
Hattie Lsuer, Mary Brown, Eva
smith and Bert Altman, W 10. Ashton,
Willard Fields, Harry Marvin and DIR.
Stephens.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
To Build school at Winana.

At meeting of the directors of the
Winona assembly held at Warsaw 1t
was decided to carry out the plans for
the establishment of boys industrial
school, which have been cOntem plated
for the last two years. A number of
subscriptions have been received and
the building will be erected next year.
Other necessary buildings for grounds
were decided upon, and sixty-dav
Chsutsu9us program was arranged for
the coming season..
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
4 Painful Accident.

VIM. Shock, the foreman of the Inde'
pendent, met with painful accident
Friday evening, while the daily edition
WAS being printed. His hand was
caught between the rollers and the type
forms, crushing the flesh seriously.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
Marriage Licenses.

Dec. 6-Lewis f. Roose, 81, and
Florence Miller. 81.
Dec. 7-Clarence +. Wilson, u, and
Miss Nellie +. CRUDE, 81.
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To Cure cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it fails to cure. K. W..
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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and cheerfulneSS soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out OF order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. II the child urin-
ateS too often, If the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
courages and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
A DOG

nICn A DU(I
Kick a dog and he bites you
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. If there is going
to be change the help must
come from outside.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
help. 1t breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then it en-
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
"A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
SCOTS Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. Now it can
get along by itself. No need
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13

urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage. it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon it. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not TO a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-RoOt is soon realized. 1t is sold
By ssn, druggists sss One !" d ffisr eszfS
sizes You may have
sample bottle by mail III :l s-l:=5t.sssse
free. also pamphlet tell Home Of swaurl, Root
ing all about it. including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. N. Y, be sure and
mention this paper.
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AOtoA 10
Said meetings in each township shall
be ct l 80 o'clock and at the following
places to-wit:
Union at Culver.
Center at Plymouth.
Green at Whippoorwill school house.
Bourbon at Bourbon.
Tippecsnoe at Tippecsnoe.
German at Bremen.
North at Lapaz.
Polk at Typer.
West at West school house.
Walnut ct Argos.
At said meetings each township is
requested to select q member of the
county central committee from each
voting precinct and report the names
Of such committeeman selected to the
secretary of the county central COM
mittee. &C. WINK, Chairman.
HARRY E. CRUDE, Sec.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13

SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1901.
for the purpose of appointing delegates
to Thirteenth congressional district
convention to be held in South Bend
on Wednesday, January s, 1902, the oh
ject of said district convention being to
elect q member of the state central
committee for the ensuing two years.
Each township is entitled to the fol-
lowing number of delegates:
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1901.

Call for Democratic Convention.
The democrats of the several town
ships of Marshall county are hereby
called to meet on
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,

Entered at the post Office 1T Plymouth. Indiana
rs matter of the second class.
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tics.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13

by druggists. in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
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Linens

SIDE BOARD SCARFS. Pretty
colored double satin DamaSk, size
ioxSo inches, fringed all around,
The 4Sc kind. :. rs
SIDE BOARD SCARFS. White
ana red, double satin Damask, 1ox
% inches, fringed, the 75c kind. ~
FABLE COVERS. Linen, white,
double satin Damask, 2 yards wide,
yards long, fringed all around, 4
uozen napkins TO match, value of
hs set ESQ.,. A96
TABLE COVER. ~ yards wide,
y yards long, satin Damask,
.Iinged all around, idozen napkins
% match, $50 kind $1,000. L50
TABLE COVER. il yards wide,
e yards long, Satin Damask, dice
pattern, red border, fringed, the
o.oO KIND. -. -. .-... 1885
TABLE COVER. Double Satin
uamask, hemstitched, 90 inches
VIDE, ~ yards long, with 1 dozen
napkins to match, the 900
N"il 1900. o.5o
rALOW CASES. i7x32 inches,
goo quality bleached muslin,
~"Nu 49,. D.
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Mems Furnishings

DRAWERS. STANDARD Elastic or
Stretchy Seam, these are equal 10
Scriven's in every particular,
pair ~. ~. ....-....45
All Sizes IS to 50 Walls,
MEMS UNDERWEAR. Shirts or
Drawers, Brown Balbriggan, French
Neck, Silk Faced Shirt, pearl but
tons, full large and long, 40 cent
kind ~. $3.50. ......... rs
MEMS UNDERWEAR. Shirts or
Drawers, "Levoir" Nainsook, the
featherweight kind, smallest check,
value 100 garment. IN. $50
MEMS HALF HOSE. Bright,
fancy stripes, very pretty, blue
grounds, led and white stripes. any
furnisher must ask Csc. 49,. f69
MEMS SHIRTS. Workingmen's
Blue Striped Cheyiot Shifting, cut
large and long, many stores sell
'em at Soc. .......... ~
The Mistrot Store is MT
connected wit h any
syndicate or trust. 1t
has never combined to
III ain tain nor raise
prices.
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Dress Materials

HOMESPUN SUlTINGS. Gray or
brown mixed, 5S-inch, for rainy
aay skirts or fall suits ..59
Homespun Suitings. Navy blue,
PACK, grays and browns, camel
nalr effect, So. .nch. ,.........49
BRlLLlANTINE. Black, 4o-inch,
usual price SOC. ~
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. AT Cut Prices!
+ and 10 cent stores
prices underpriced.
These Soaps at $

Jergsn's "Dairy Maid" "Elder
Flowers" "Colgate's Honey
oBaby Royal Talcum," "Bonnie
Heather" Eastman's Glycerine,
Isrgen's "Virginietta Bouquet"
CoIqate's Cold Cream, wLilas
Blanc" Wild Rose, Or. Raub's
egg White" Rocheau's "Violet
Cream," Etc.
SOAP. Jergen's Recherche Toilet,
usual price, cake, 25c.......fS
SOAP. Royal Cuticle, fragrant, a
cake. ...... ..........3 81
SOAP. Armour's Fine Art, for the
grace of women, cake.
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Notions

KID HAIR CURRIERS'. Black,
value a bunch tOc ..-.........2
(. CURLING IRONS. Wood handles,
usual value ioc. "a
THlMBLES. Silver cased, Ger
man, each in box, value toc. "a
LADIES' CARRIERS. Boxed,
pretty ruffled silk elastic, bows of
ribbon, gilt buckles with fancy
glass settings, soc kind ......25
POCKET MATCH CASES.
Goodyear Hard Rubber, various
styles, value 15c each. 80
BARRIERS COMBS. Goodyear
Hard Rubber, Hercules" 6-inch
length, value Csc ..........f5
FINE COMBS. White Bone
Csc kind at. .......i5
SC kind at......... A
HAIR PINS. Imported, invisible,
value package 2c..........I2
BUTTONS. Pearl, round, bullet
ball or fancy flat styles, mounted
on silvered cards, value a dozen
i0c, now 1888. .....,..5
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Size
Sxio inches, heavy celluloid and
plush cover, very pretty, will hold
i6 cards and 81 cabinets, these
very slightly soiled, value each
ESQ ,... ..... 1888
ALBUM. 8xio, elaborate cellu-
loid and plush cover, holds rs cab
met photos, value 800. $50
BELT BUCKLES. Detachable,
need no sewing, gilt or oxidized
silver, set with large turquoise
s'olisS 1859. ....t.. 49,. 70
BLACK LACES. Silk and cotton
laees, II TO 4 inches wide, yard IS
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Towels

HALF BLEACHED. Honeycomb,
size f5x35, fringed, colored border,
value each 64c,. -
TOWELS. Linen Huck, i6x32,
broad, red woven border, value
1876 each ......... ga
TOWELS. Bleached Huck Linen,
size 2ox4o, extra fine, the CSC kind,
each ...224
TOWELS. Bleached, Birdeye pat
tern, size 2ox3S, fringed, value
t24c each N. \. 9
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Staples

PRINTS. STANDARD Light Colors.
Dots, Stripes, Figures, extra SC
Alnu..... ...... ........ ~
SHIFTING CHEWOTS. Book
told, % inches wide, for Mems
Shirts and Boys Shirt Waists,
yA'u'.'.' ........ ...... ...TO
OUTING FLANNELETTES.
Light Colors, Checks, Plaids,
Stripes, etc.,. "a
DRESS AND SHIFTING
IWlLLS. Red and White and
Blue and White, in Stripes and
figures, Colors Warranted Fast. 10
BLEACHED DOMESTIC. &C.
inch Soft Finish, free from dress
ing, extra 6 i-4c kind, % yards
ior....,. ,........ 100
BLEACHED DOMESTIC. 60
inch, Soft Lonsdale Finish, no
dressing, 7 t-2c kind, 10 yards
ior'.. -. .......,.. $500
BLEACHED CAMBRIA. Jaconet
finish, 80 inches wide, value &C a
yard, IA yards for. 100
BLEACHED DOMESTIC. So
inch, soft, no dressing,
10 yards for As
OIL CLOTH. Black Grain on
heavy drilling, suitable for carriage
tops, cushions and repairs, So
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Inthe Millinery Store
You can get for
rs Cents

Any Of these--to finish
out the summer.
LADIES' PANAMA HATS.
Alpine style, black silk band,
formerly $50.
Panama Alpine, newest de-
sign, colored grenadine silk
bands, usual price i.5o....75
PANAMA ALPINE, draped
in satecn, fancy buckle, vel
vet band, formerly t25...75
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Toweling

GRAY LINEN. TwiIled, soft fin
ish, red border, yard 49,. .,..7t
COTTON CRASH. TwilIed
brown, 16-inch, SC kind ......5t
TOWELlNG. Small red check,
glass, iS.inch, 124c kind. ..85
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Table Damask

DAMASK. Turkey red, 4S inches
wide, the zoe kind, yard ......f3
DAMASK. Turkey red, 81 inches,
extra heavy, 25c kind ......,.20
DAMASK. Satin, 81 inches wide,
half bleached, heavy, floral designs,
the CSC kind. -. rs
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All These at s

LACES. Cream Chantilly, white
or cream Galloon and white or coll
ored EmbroiderieS of II TO 4-inch
widths.
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Final Clearance of
Lawns and Dimities

DlMlTIES and Lawns. Corded
and plain, pretty patterns, yard, n
ASSYRIAN CORDS and Lawns,
Small, large and medium size pat
terms, pretty, good SC kind ...5t
EXTRA FINE Batiste Indienne.
Dark and light blues with white
stripes or figures, some in the lot
sold at i5c and zoe ...........5
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Clearance Sale
Summer Lap Robes
For Carriages

~A ASa = ~
Large size Robes, modest colorings.
the Dewey Robe of Stars, Robes
Of tan bordered with green, Robes
of drab and pink with embroidered
floral designs, all extraordina- ~
ry values at $50 each. 10
United States Flags
"Old Glory," made of fine all
wool bunting, double Sewed, felled
and finished, standard.
Size 3x5 feet, 800 flag. 1913
Size 4xo feet, $50 flag. $3.50
Size ox1o feet, $50 flag ....6.48
CENTER TABLE COVERS. Cot
ton felt, in pretty designs, squares,
3ox3o, value CSC .,2f
Bed Spreads
1874 white Crochet Spreads, Mar
settles patterns, beautiful, value
edCll 1.SO.ss. ........ I.Z0
If interested in Bed Spreads see
the many unusual offerings that
are scheduled to go this week.
A few items Illustrating the
great values in Remnant Lots of
Towels:
Large, Bleached Linen Huck, red
border, 4 in a bunch for .....59
Large, Bleached Huck, red border,
6 in bunch for. ....., SO
Large, Barnsley Huck, red border,
fringed, the lot for ,.... .....75
Large, Finest Bleached Huck, extra
large, red border, 4 for. ..9S
Large, Satin Damask, bleached, 4
in the lot ...............u.59
Large, extra heavy Satin DamasE,
red border, fringed, 4 in the lot, ~
Large, half bleached Damask, red
border, fringed, 6 in the lot for, Sc
and MANY Others
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Pr0vabIe Former
Values, Come and
Compare, Bring
0 tn er Goods
w ] t h You.

PILLOW CASES. Victor. hem.
stitched, 4sx36, extra quality, g.
lncn hem, f5c kind, each IN
BED SHEETS. Bleached muslin,
femmed, torn and ironed, size SIX
90 inches, value 4Sc IS
BED SHEETS. D. & L. brand,
extra fine, hemmed, torn and
Ironed, 9ox9o, extra large)
value &c 20
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This Headwear
At a Dime

Mems and Boys Gray or Tan
Linen Hats, CSC and soc kind. 10
Mems and Boys Brown Crash
Gaps, all seams finished, 2sc
value ~. .s-......... ......I0
MEMS STRAW HATS. Odds and
ends, last of lots, values 2sc to
soc. Observation-Disclosures
MEMS FELT ALPINE HATS.
Black Otter, Tans and shades Of
Pearl or Gray, agents sample lot,
worth 400 and 2.5o.....L50
ENGINEERS CAPS. Heavy OF
toman silk, a superior 75c cap so
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Hosiery

LADIES' HOSE. Fast black, real
Isle, full lace, horizontal figured
stripe effects, a usual dollar stock
ing, for. ...."'./o
LADIES' HOSE. jacquard Silk
Fancies, colors over black, a usual
$50 stocking for. ..........L25
LADIES' HOSE. Black, real Isle,
drop stitch, horizontal white stripes,
a usual 7Sc Hose, at. $500. 80
LADIES' HOSE. Silk plated, full
length, in Nile, light blue, cream,
shades of tan and heliotrope, value
$50 pair ........ ......,.. %
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Floor Oil Cloth

Five different patterns, good heavy
weight, imitation thing and other
designs, splendid wearing surface,
2 yards wide, at a square yard rs
Metal Binding and Corners.
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You Can

order by mail and have goods de-
livered to your express or freight
oaice at a saving of IS per cent or
more more than if the same goods were
'nurchased at your home store.
Do not write for SAM
nles of remnants. They
can not be sent.
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Observe

r,,,t Mistrot offers more items
Am ~ any other dealer that the
s esd aggressive policy Of the
n, n;,,rot business can not and will
o n,,t be adopted by any other dealer.
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Making
Carpet Remnants

All the high grades in velvets,
Moquettes, and Brussels that sold
at 100, f.25 and $50 a yard, will
be cut up in remnants of 1 IL
yards each, and 90 on sale COM
mencing Monday, at a rem 7s
nant --.. ........ .....,,.
Rug Frnees 10 Match.
Send your mail order for one of
the handsomest hammocks you
have ever seen, 800, 400 and 4. so,
kinds, clearing at only. .7.86
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Ingram Carpets

Handsome patterns, extra heavy
weight, 2 ply, guaranteed wool
warp and wool, made, lined and
laid on your floor al, a yard. 10
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Women's Garments

LADIES' WHITE WAISTS, of
fine Lawn tucked, White Pique
tucked, Colored Percales white in
sertion trimmed, Griffon brand,
values up to i.5o............ rs
LADIES' WAISTS. Fine Madras
and Pcrcale, fine White Lawn,
latest styles, values up to $50, rs
LADIES' WAISTS. Imitation
Grass Linens, White Lawns, Fancy
Pcrcale and Dimity, latest styles,
sold at LIS and 1893. -. ....95
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits. Percales
and Batiste, trimmed in lawn, laceS,
embroidery and beading, values up
to 800, all at 80. .I25
LADIES, SUITS. Fine Printed
Corded Dimity, trimmed with in
Sertion, circular flounce skirt, value
400, now at ........ .LS6
BINGHAM APRONS. All size
checks, brown and blue, woven
fancy border, each. .,.,..f 10
SUNBONNETS. Chambray, navy,
medium, light blue, pink, brown or
red, ruffled and cross quilted. .25
WOMENS WRAPPERS. Cali
Goes, indigo blue and white and
black and white, soc kind. 80
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BOYS SHOES. Sizes 2 IL to s,
for big boys, youths or small men,
manniSh coin toe, tipped, box calf,
black, nickeled eyelets, English
back stay, a $50 shoe for. ..LSS
LITTLE GENTS SHOES. Sizes
i3 TO 1 IL, mannish toe, Good
year welt, patent leather with kid
tops, laced, heel and spring heel,
extremely dressy, $50 kind. .f.50
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Ladies Skirts

Black All Wool Serge, unlined,
new dip front, trimmed, clusters of
satin folds and silk buttons, flare
bottom, value $50. ..5.96
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Remnants of Scrim
For Curtains

Various lengths from 8 to 10 yards,
plain, fancy and colored borders,
usual selling prices toc, i2 i-2c
and i5c a yard, all now at IS
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All these at ..........,.....~ 80
Blue Duck, trimmed in white folds,
White Duck, trimmed with inser-
ton, Plain White Pique, Brown
Linen, White Duck, trimmed with
blue duck folds, values up to las,
all at.... -. ..........39
SKIRT. All Wool Black Serge,
lined, trimmed, rows of stitched
satin, circular flounee, value
Z50........ ..,..........5. O0
SKIRT. All Wool Black Storm
Serge, light weight for early fall
wear, trimmed, S rows stitched taft
feta folds, graduated hounce, value
9,00..-. ....-.,.. ....... <.5O
Empire Girdles. Beautifully trim
med in lace and ribbon, cross strap
ped .......... .......,. 0U
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Ladies' Shoes

BOOTS. Button or Lace, Queen
Quality, patent leather and stock
tips, II different late styles, agency
price 3,ooa pair, Mistrot price 2.4S
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Mems Straw Hats
Any Straw Hat in the
Store this Week IS

Nobby Rough Braid. Sonnet
Straws, Smooth Dunstable
Spit Straws in styles designed
for young and middle aged or
old men.