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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
-BY THE
tIoIIcToN ppiNTJNG cOMpANY

r. NJ. JOHNSTON. ...................,....P President
c. j. PALMER Observation-Disclosures Vice President
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SOLICITOR GENERAL WILLIAMS the decisions OF the
insuar substantially victory for the government
OF course he means Tor the administration
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THf court decision is another demonstration that
ie sugar and tobacco trusts born lucky
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
1f0i, ti3e, ..s lio7 and 1o9 Franklin Avenue.
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TRANSPORTS bringing volunteers home the
Philippines and is safe that they are quick
volunteer for the journey they were to 70 out
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REAR ADMIRAL ScHIEY, who has Just returned TO this
country will probably be placed waiting orders until his
retirement in October Then possibly another effort will be
made to advance Sampson after the fight is over
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THE DAILY POST, THE SUNDAY. POST
70 Columns toS to s24 Columns.
THE SEM1-WEEKLN POST (Mondays and Ihursdays)
Columns Per Week
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Sour LAKE. might well produce that gusher for the
borers will stay with her until she does
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HARRS county may not bring in many oil wells but she 4
tickle the world with the melons she'll soon tote in
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TRAVELLING .4GENTS--C. S. L. Holland Auditor; z
r. Holland, a. W..Palmer and p. B. Throop
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ND eOnsttuton Continue to shrink as we expand.
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As between striking motormen and the foolhardy kind
who their together disabling people at
elater Albany would be well oil with strike in her
mid
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A PANSY LUNCHEON i, ID
The decorations at an exceedingly pretty Ply 4
were pansies the yellow and purple varieties sa
low, circular mound OF them occupied the cen'el IA
table and following the circle in wider SWEEP 4, Gid
in silver and glass all about of equal hs cuS
more of the lovely bloom. At each eoVe' :, thps1
ranged with the foliage corsage' ana w" r., cs
less pansies fioated in the finger bowls "A ne
served in cups embellishcd with pansie'' -, 40
shades and center cloth continued inc
scheme
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ITALY, Germany and Austria scared for fear til,
United States will gain control Of European commerce AnC
we all fearful that we won't
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MEALS FOR A DAY.

MEALS FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit, Cereal, Cream ~.,urx'
flashed Liver on Toast, Corn Bread
Coffee
LUNCHEON 49,, 81
Steamed Live Lobster, Parsley Sauce,
Fruit, Cream. Cereal Gomez
DINNER.
Asparagus Soup. Beefstesk n..ss;soaaIs
Mashed Potatoes, Creamed Carrots,
Fruit Tapiocs, Cones
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\ KENrucY paper says that "a crank discovered the
oil wells of Texas II careful prospecting backed by
ti6c aainmens constitutes crank then we want to see
Te~as overrun by the breed
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FOREIGN OFF{CES-Eastern business office, AZ, 49, 40
and so Tribune building New York The S. c. Beckwith
Special Agency Western The Rookcry Chicago (The
) c Beekwth Special Agency.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF any description 7cicthry intend
ed for ne Bas,af9s o. Editorial Department should be I'D
and all checks drafts none orders made payable
THE Houston PRINTING Coo any"
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~ makes us feel mighty baekwoodsy read the glowing
baseball reports in the nape from other Southern
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Mas MARION says she is not insane We're from Mis-
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E'pLN't Is ucs e''leteu TO prove mat Admiral Dewey
was really " danger a' tne oattle OIL Manila MS is pow
e'u n'eresuh news bur 1t really seems as we had heard
aho" II before Now II some one VIII present proof that
will be lovely
--
me constitution continues TO shrink as we expand
HANNA can now ne nominated ON platform that will not
e"paras NM W'h the constitution out OF the way and the
trusts IN 'e saddle tue strenuous Ohoan IN position to
promise prizes hat WIZ make the mouths OF the syndieates
--
'oVN iNNE might as WEI, produce mat susheF Tor the
ooFetS WIN stay win her until she does
NN AnMIFAl s'lilEf, VINO has Just returned TO this
country wan prooaoy DC p'ceo on "ait'e orders until his
retirement IN october lhen possibly another effort will be
made 10 advance sampson after the hight is over
" supreme 'o"' "''So" Is a,''''er demonstration that
'"e 'Us" ana 'oo"''o uuss Were ooIn lucky
T,,r (.er,,,r ,o,aI f,,,i,, H., d. ,,o Ill.,. H., -,
lost all OF their money We are glad to know that they still
nave some lett nut would caution them to keep still about
-
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TIE Tilman- McLaurin contest is not a reassurins oc
for the promoters OF the Charleston exposition
Two big shows much for small State to handle
successfully at one time
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The numerous deaths in the East the refusal to call
physician are calculated to seriously affect the prestige
Il the efficacy OF prayer.
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UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES sriR orders gipen BY
employees on 'he office be recognized and PAID accepted
pay eht of accounts.
HOUSTON WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1901
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AecoRplNG the majority of the supreme court the
States OF the Union compose close corporation authorized
to traffic without charter Limitations in dependencies and
serbs abroad
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tWrittea for the Sunday Tincs.}

greatly increa sed, and if that demand is
not being supplied i: Is rot the youliEs ters
fault, for the claim is renewed each day.
MINIATURE HORSE. SHOW.
Next years show is being kept in mind
by the juvenile horse set. andswhen the
big white gates open at the blast of the
bugle. calling the ponies and carts to en-
ter. there will be such line of prancins
ponies before gittering traps to- roll in
upon the tan bark n was never sen ee-
fore, a few days ago a oair sf siotted
ponies were sold to a gentleman in: the
city for $500, and as soon as they are
shipped their stlye will be added to the
class Little Miss Warfield CrenshaWt
and her brother, Master 5Dabney CEel'-
shaw, are seen on West Franklin any
afternoon drawing the ribbons over Nell
lie. their little mare that captured sec
ond prize at the show here while n the
same st is Master Barton HaNal1 Grundy.
a great horseman, the owner OF julie, an,
tnky little mare. Ned. little Miss Doro-
thy Christian. s third-prize winner is
among the foremost in t1ss sscs eninsis
spins, st ..1,,,,.,,: s 3 I
Miss Fannie CrenshaW owas Merryless
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Richmond's Liliputian society set is
now in the midst Of a fashionable craze.
all about ponies and carts Black and
gray and spotted ponies are driven by
their proud little owners before smart
traps of latest design and make. and as
an after influence OF the children's event
in the recent Horse Show. they are stick
1crs for style. demanding Of their indu,-
gent parents the proper thing in appoint
ments, such as We're seen on the big
horses" at the show.
In the city there are probably hun
dred little turnouts. owned by the proud
est set Of children IN, Richmon. These
little whips may be seen often during
these crisp fall afternoon speeding their
chunky miniature steeds through the
streets in the western residence section
of the city. Their checks are aglow- from
the nippirg air and the excitement Of.
passing their companions in the race for
homo or downtown 10 .,1arS It. is pleas
ing TO witness. All children have al
ways wanted a pony and cart, but since
he children of Richmond in such num-
hers saw the exhibition Of ponies and
traps at the Horse Show matinee. the
oea,ead for the woliy tiny Shetland has
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hat, cape and spurs Of General y. T.
Hill; gauntlets of General Joseph =.
Johnston; the navy coat and vest of Lleu-
tenant Robert Dabney Minor o- the cat
tleship Virginia CMerrmac}.
I might go on indefraiely telling of the
pathetic relics deposited here by stEe
wives, sisters, mothers, ana friends OF
that noble army OF officers and prixs-tes
whose names we veneEate ana whose
deeds will never cease toS DC recounteo
as long as time shalt last
The number OF relics received during
1900 were twenty-eight Prominent among
them was hat worn b. General Robert
Z. Lee. presented by Me;ot Robert Stiles;
q novel canteen used boas1 the ReVo-
lutionary AMI Ccnfeder:::e vars. si'en py
DR.. a. S. P-'ll.'. and tw, oT11er BOOKS kept
by Or. Benjamin 2lackio:t at the general
hospitals at Liberty and EtonS Royal.
The number Of articles contributed cur
ing 1901 were fifty. among them the ror-
traits Of Lieutenant NJ. u. si~one. LIEU,
teEant-Gelcral Richard S. hWell. Coionel
H. Coalter Cabell. and OF John feates
Beale, who was condemned and executed
az Fort Lafayette in July, lS6o.
Mr.. "A. II. Fitzgerald, OF Manchester
presented four oil paintlnss, painted Oh
bed-ticking (for want OF caavsss), Oh the
battlestip Virginia in her famous pat
ties in Hampton Roads.
Miss N. n. I.ipsconlb sent Quaint old
5chair, used in the carbines factory in
Richmond. Va. during the var.
War and other relics Of 9, Jennings
Wise. sent by his sister, Mrs T.. ".
Mayo.
medicine chest. which vas presented,
nv ire civ of Richmond 10 ComoanS II.
Richmond Sharpshooters, has pen re
sceived from Captain f. DePrlest.
The uniform and accout:cnlenls o. IT
r. v. Brooke, Third Richn,chas ao"itzers
presented by Mrs. Catherine sBrooSe:
A sword captured at tie second oa.'
tie of Manassas by Corporal ~ :. ia {
cline. ,,,,,
"A saddle. in memory OF captain WI
liam a. Oliver, sent by Mr.. nr5 'oou sii'
! ten.
letters written by Genera sKonsre 1a F.
Lee, Mrs Robert E. Lee. P'eslueat s1ei-
ferson Davis and Mrs. DAVIS
The funds for the Virginia sts 'I1.: q. !.
mostly raised by the sale Of psauei ~.
souvenir coffee spoon. The 1sa.ia.e , I'd:
on it two bags IN enamel: i,s gov s, :. n fe
in, 1T a representation OF ing soloiess
monument in Hollywood.
! Thanks are due the Portsn.'.n.t.h, map
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PRINCE EDWARD TEACHERS.
A Game supp.r-Cards Issued for Numerous
Weddings.
(spects: Dispatch to The Times,

>
FARMylLLE, va, December The
Prince Edward County Teachers Asso-
citation met Saturday, November goth, III
tie Farmvillc High School building and
AGAIN identified itsci: with the State or
saniZation.
Dr.. Frazer, OF the State. Female Nor.
NAL School. was reelected, president and
urged to remain president until teoru-
airy. DR.. Richard N. Smith, OF the
FarmNille High School, was reelected
vice president. Miss smithey. OF the
Normal School, was made treasurer, ana
Miss S. 3. DicketsoE, OF Worsham' was
elected secretary.
The Associa ton adopted the system VI
vice-presidents for the several schooi
districts and auxiliary county Siee-pTes-
idencS.
The ain, of the Association is to have
the enrolment OF every. teacher in the
j county, school officers or any one enSaS-
ed in educational work, whether they arc
| teaching this session OF no.. II educa-
! tioual work DE their profession.
| Or. Frazer was elected TO represent
| the Association a Richmond. and IL the
| enrolment admits of it before Christmas
Miss Wheaton viii also be delegate
Drs. John and Bob, Hamlet save
most delightful game supper to me
| members OF the Farmviiie Fox Cup last
Friday night. The office OF DIS hata-
| lett was trans formed into an a.-io-datse
i banquet hall. and the tables We're set as
| only men know how 10 do IT. he men"
/ consisted OF ali kinds OF game, NIKE
I trimmings to match. After supper the
/ ia btes were cleared OF dishes ard plates
and the evening Was ended with So
/ ciahle game os whist.
/ Cards have been issued for the mar
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riase of Miss Gladys Allen, pretty
young lady of Prince Edward county, 10
Mr. Simms Chappell 4 prominent young
gentleman. of Charlotte county Inc
wedding will take place at Lanes Chapei
December 24th.
Rev DR.. T. y. Potts, the new pastor OF
the Methodist Church, Tiled his pulpit
Sunday morning and night ana preacaeo
-;vo strong sermons. The Methoclsts
here are highly pleased with him. ne
comes here from Danvile. where ne ms
l,cr,e exceI;ent work during the past few
years.
large crowd attended the Old Maids
Convention at the Opera-tIouse THURSDAY
night for the benefit Of the Confederate
,ionnnent Fund The entertainment
vas ciyc., by local talent and proved en-
niuentiy successful in every way
Mr. and Mrs A y. Cox returned nome
rridav morning from their bridal trip
and had their Wedding supper at the
home OF Mr.. B. 81. Cox Friday nisnf.
cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Carter. OF Darlington,
Heights. announcing the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Deila. to NJ Willie
Whitehead The wedding IS 10 taks
place Christras-Day.
Arnoc-Day- exercises were celebrated at
the State Female Normal SchooI tase
Friday. 4 carefully PREPARED Prcsfaranie
was rendered and vas enjoyed oy aAi
who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tunstall. who were
! married at Hampto. Wednesday. had
their wedding Dime. ct the home OF The
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. W. BIZ
! let. Thursday. II Cre%e-
,rhe bride wore II very handsome suit
~ castor brown. which was exceedingly
| Incoming 10 her blonde beauty. She fs
| very popular in society here and Will
he sadly missed. The groom Is
/ Young man. Of sterling worth and prom
inently connected with a large shoe
house IN Manchester.
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Annual Report Of Vice Regent Show
ing What the Collection
Embraces.
Embraces.

One of the most interesting reports
,,res,nted at the annual meeting of the
Memorial Literary society
,sst week was that OF Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson vice regent for Virginia. II 's
as follows: -,
Richmond, va, December G, 1901.
The Virginia room at the Confederate
Museum contains twelve Cases neg
contain 2,075 articles plainly labeled. IL
Guided in this estimate are the. pictures
and other manuscripts which hang on.
the walls. The value and interest OF thls
collection is we'll known to us. 10 re-
fresh our memory, and for the peneht
of those who are not informed OF tle
greatness OF our work, Will mention g
few interesting facts.
The Lee case is exclusively for the war
relics Of General Robert E.sLee. Inc
appreciation Of his family is shown IN
the priceless gifts which: they have made
to this case. The Stuart case is also
for the exclusive exhibition OF the relics
of General j. z. B. Stuart. His son and
widow: have placed here his saddle and
sword, raurtlets hat and plume, with
other things no less interesting.
The widow Of "StonewaIl' Jackson has
also deposited his spurs, field glasses and
cap a case with other equipments. in
Guiding his pistol. Other pathetic re-
nirrders of this hero are, also exhibited
The coat and scarf. stained with the
blood OF Jackson, worn by his staff Off
GER. Captain James P. Smith. are also
in this case. +
Other articles Of value and interest
are the .laversack. spurs and pistol of
Doctor Hunter Mcclure; a flag made
from the bridal robes of Mrs. A. z. Hill;
another made from the bridal robes OF
another made from the bridal robes 2ot
Mrs. ca Uterine Heth Morrison. The bugle
and sash of General Turner Ashby: The
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Assistant inspectors.

nspector-General T. c. Morton, of the
Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans, has
appointed. the following assistants in the
districts named: First Congressional Dis
trict. Judge ]. c. Ewell, Lancaster; Third
District, Hon. John Lamb Richmond;
Fourth District. Dr. j. Edward Moyler,
Petersburg; Sixth District, Captain ]. e.
Featherston, Lyncllburg: Seventh Dis
trict, Captain R. D. Funkhouser. Shen-
andoah; captain Hoatzmani Culpepes.,
Eighth District; Ninth District, Hon. VIII
liam NJ. Ellis, Montgomery, and Tenth
District, Captain J. Scott Moore, Lex
ington.
The appointments for the Norfolk and
Danville districts will be announced later
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M7l22er C Rhoaas.
N7a2er &C Rh0uas.
1felp1nl Suggestions Olhls .zNeek.

You can't get frsclass articles at third prices
as regular thing any advertisement to the contrary
Of course there's occasions when store afford to sell
some things below the regular price, we'll do tomorrow
in Suits but we've got good reasons for SO doing
Of course we could sell cheaper if we brought trashy
things into the store but prices as low as We can
afford to have them and get the right kind of goods
By the way, it's interesting to watch the CROWDS OF
Christmas and regular shoppers as the two tides 1nngle
throughout the store
Somehow we seem to have gotten started ahead OF
ANYBODY else on Christmas this season.
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and for speed she passes all, leaving her
little stall-mate Nellie to sniff the dust
nine times out OF ten in the noneward
lap The little traps driven are OF the
latest design, in pattern and finish.
Last week a tandem appeared At the
wheel tredged a little black, while leader,
we'll schooled is pure white. The little
team is probably the prettiest in the city.
There are many other little owners in
Richmond, but they have not yet come
before the public SO prominently.
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An Escaped Lunat.c.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

SUFFOLK. VA. Dec. Job Holland,
coloreo, who, Chief of Police Brinkley
thinks. is an escaped lunatic from the
Petersburg Asylum, was arrested here
about midnight last night. Holland was
armed with an axe and a butcher knife.
After being relieved of these weapons
and searched he was placed in the lock-
.up. This morning when breakfast was
offered him he made All attack on Chief
Brinkley with a pocket knife, doing no
damage. Tie was oYerpowered and put
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Lace Curtains
an0 Portieres.

Opportunities like these noted be-
low are rare.
Not often you can save four doi-
lars on lace curtain, but we're
anxious to get them out before
Christmas.
Special sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains,
three different styles Point d'Esprlt and floral
designs, 81 inches wide and full 81 90
length, $50 value, for, 4 pair ~ A'OO
Portieres, Bagdad, Oriental and Turkish de-
signs, heavy fringe top and bottom, &E 90
3 yards long, SO inches wide, a pair VO'VO
Sale of fine handmade Irish Point Lace
Curtains, made of best quality SaXony Net,
wide, effective borders, plain and figured cen
tres, 81 yards long, extra width, G2 AZ
were so, for, pair. -. =, w.
Sofa Pillows, covered with best A2c
quality figured satteen, wide ruffes ~
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ter. U. D. c., for s. and tho Richmond
Chapter, D. t., tor So.
One case has been purchased at cost
Tie e-,pcns. of the room has been
S10:.s5.
1t will give me pleasure 70 recetTe any
thing pertaining to the Wax OF Seces-
sion for preservation II the Virginia
Room Respectfully submitted,
MRS ). TAYLOR ELhA-.>>4,
Virginia Eicc-Resent c. NJ. L. S.
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Toyland's Glories.

How the children did flock here
Yesterday, and no wonder It's the
finest toy store in town.
Have you seen our New York
elevated railroad, railroad track,
station with steps leading up from
the street and trains running tull
speed, all for S1.OO?
That's only one of hundreds of
new things in toys, games, dolls. &c.
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Talked of for Mayor.

Mr. john NJ: Higgins is spoken Of as
possible candidate for Mayor. His
friends are urging him to run for the
Office.
Alderman James f. Gordon and Couti-
Gilman r. l.. Peters, 10th OF Monroe
Ward. are also talked Of. None of these
gentlemen are candidates as yet but
each one has many friends who would
like to see him rum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
Mems furnishings.
Suspenders.

Mems fine-Grade Silk Suspenders, made |
with heavy sterling silver buckles; a beautiful
assortment Of plain and fancy coors. packed
one pair in a box, Price, per $500
pair
Mems Silk suspenders. made in the bes'
possible manner and n )unted with sterhI
Silver buckles: big lire patterns 81 Ea3
to select from; price, per pa!T
Mems Silk Suspender5, made with heavy
gilt buckles, warranted not to tarIsh; pig
line of patterns; packed one IN E1.tD
7Sc At this price We show great as
IOl sortment of Mems Silk SUBSCRIBERS,
nicely mounted with gilt and nickel TIC
buckles; packed one in box; price,
Gloves.
Fownes' Heavy English Walking Gloves,
in the new shades of browns and ta1lS,
heavily stitched back-an excel SI.M
lent wearer; price. .- =.
Ask to see our new Cable-Sewn Glove, |
made of heavy skin, in the new shades OF OK |
blood, browns and tans-the nat $500 |
test glove shown for the prize.
Cd EO GLOVES. In this line YOU vii /
Dt.OU find all of the popular shades
in Mocha and Dressed Kid Gloves. Inc
Heavy Walking Glove and the dressy
Lightweight Gray Ga. IL, Mocha o. are Sl.5O
very strong in this line at
CT 90 We show the best s1.oo Glove,
1l.UU made in all good styles; not
cheaply made goods, but made by TIE best
people in the business in this coun- 81 uM
trv. Let Us fit You in this line at.
Neckwear.
rO~ is a popular price for Mems Neck
OUA wear. Our line at this pElee m
cl,1des all of the new shapes in all OF the new
silk combinations A big line OF the ne"
Greens. Colds, browns. sc. Fhe greatest
line of Mems Neck"ear in the city !Si3C
for the pllce
o- II YOU are after the best IS Tie IN
LOl town, our Nectwear department can
easily supply your wants There e-a Is every cry
the Silks are really the quality you get 1Sc
in 500 Necl1wear. Our prize
Aprons for Christmas Presents.
Sixteen styles, deep hens. asserted,
clustered tuckS, with and without bios, DC
and also lace muslin
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Flannels.
Domestics, Etc.

Sounds little prosaic perhaps to
talk about these things when Christ
mas is in the air, but you'll need
'en while Christmas is here and
after its gone, and there's no time
nor place like the present time or
our store to get the very best at the
very lowest.
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ornamental.
Striped Waist Cloths Dotted Wais:
Cloths, AIl-Woo: Plaids, All-Woo.
Homespuns, per yard
All-Wool GRANTEES, All-Wool Che
viots, 54-inch Homespuns, per yard
All-Wool VenetianS, All-Wool Che
Wots, 54-ineh Habit Cloths. per yard.
Four pieces All-Wool Piaids, regular
75c goods, in large designs, suitable
Tor bath robes. $50. -.