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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
Nationality Of Our Presidents.

President Roosevelt is the second
president of Dutch ancestry, Van
Buren, being the first. OF our other
chief executives, IA have sprung from
English stock, five from Scotch-Irish,
three from Scotch and one, Jefferson,
from Welsh.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
Nothing New in That.

you can't dispute the miracles in
the Bible, man. Why just consider
the raising OF Lazarus!"
'Humphl I've seen people raised
that have been dead longer than Lag
arus. Why my wife raises Cain every
dayi"-Denver Times.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
Oblivion Ayorped.

"What have you ever done to make
yourself remembered by posterityY
asked the reproving friend.
'Given the lawyers something to
fight over when my will comes up In
the Probate Court" answered Senator
Ssrghuna, pPompuy.-Wassington Star
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
A Question of Ace.

Freddy-And can you really and
truly remember Abraham Lincoln?
Grandpa Why, yes, of course.
You see, I'm a great deal older than
you are.
Freddy-Say, grandpa, how old
will | have to be before l can remem-
Der him?
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
President VIII Go.

Washington, March 4.-The president
Monday informed a committee from
Charleston, S. c., who called on him, that
he would visit the exposition in that city.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
sIinstreImnn Billy Rice Is Dead

Hot Springs, Ark, March Billy Rice,
veteran minstrel, died here Of dropsy.
Though at one time reputed wealthy, he
died in apparently INDECENT circumstances.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
Broke Jail.

Baltimore, March Six prisoners
broke Jail at Easton, Md, and in attempt
ing to rearrest them Deputy Sheriff
Thomas j. Thompson was instantly killed
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
IdnhO Postmaster.

Washington, March 5-The president
has nominated John H. Brude for post
master at Weiser, Idaho.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07
EIkhnrf Bnnk EniIed.

Lincoln, H., March 5.-The Bank of
Elkhart, located in the village of Elkhart,
near here, failed to open for business
Monday.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07

Greenland is one of the very few
countries where infectious diseases are
unknown.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-03-07

Some men are so mean they won't
even pay back. borrowed trouble.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
County Mutual Benefit Association of America

The County Mutual Benefit Association Of organizing the
Anderson Division OF 600 members The membership
cover: The dvan death One Dollar
The Bank the order
Nelson Green
death loss by tho Association. - 'o ''''
The Policy agreeing
the proofs of member standing
honorable
protection of home life tho
OF that the
a.d and big sent out Of
County Northern
right when member knows
act whose benefit trouble first thou
members are secured applicants will bo received
after member will be admitted 30 good re
Die agents m township Anderson County
manager of Anderson County 10
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
REV. SAM P. JONES
Talks About the South Carolina Dispensary.

are holding their cotton and they
think by March cotton will sell at 10
cents, and think so, too. am sure
have looked on more sorry fields of
cotton this year than any year of my
life, and the yield must be short, but
we will make enough to do us if we
could be economical and honest. Some
men want only an excuse to act the
dog that is in them. IF bank breaks
In tow fellow who never had
dollar on deposit will tell his credi-
tors: 81 cant pay you now, the bank
has failed and almost ruined me-" and
some fsrmers will make the CRY Of
short crops reason they don't settle
accounts, when they ought 60 pay half
or three-fonrths Of all their Indebted
ness.-Rev. Sam p. Jones, in Atlanta
Journal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases, Itch
ing RumOrp, Eczema. ScrofuIa. Etc.


ing Rumorp, Eczema, Scrofula. Etc.
Send no money-simply write and
try Botanic Blood Balm at our ex-
pense. A personal trial Of Blood
Balm is better than thousand print
ed testimonials, SO don't hesitate to
write for free sample.
Nsyou suffer from ulcers, eczema,
sorofula, blood poison, cancer, eating
sores, itching skim pimples, boils,
bone pains, swellings, rheumatism,
oatarrb, or any blood or skin disease,
We advise you to take Botanic Blood
Balm B. B. By Especially recon-
mended for old, obstinate, deep-seateS
cases Of malignant blood or skin dis
eases. because Botanic Blood Balm
(B. B. 3D. kills the poison in the
blood, cures. where all else fails, heals
every sore, makes the blood pure and
rich, gives the skin che rich glow OF
health. B. B. b., the most perfect
blood purifier made. Thoroughly test
ed for 80 years. Cost 81 per large bot
sle at drug etoress To prove it cures,
sample OF Blood Balm sent free by
writing Blood Balm Co., Atlaiita, Ga.
Describe trouble and free medical ad-
vice sent In, sealed letter. BGS This
iB an honest offer--medieine sent at
once, prepaid, Sold in Anderson by
OrT-Gaay Drug Co., White & Viii
hite and Evsne Eesrmaoy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
Fine Flour and Appendicitis.

Changes in milling processes are
responsible for appendicitis, accord
ing to q physician who has been in
the practice of medicine for fifty years
and who has observed the spread of
the disease. This physician, DR.. II.
9. Howard of Champaign. ILL.,, as
serts that until the trade demand for
exceedingly white -four changed the
method of grinding wheat there was
no appendicitis.
To prove this assertion the physi
clan points TO the fact that where
coarse breads are used the disease is
unknown, but that as soon as the fine
breadstuffs are introduced appended
tis comes along as sequence. By
this reasoning it is shown that the
people of agricultural communities
"ho secured their -four from small
mills did not have the disease until
tie small mills were crowded out by
the large ones and fine -four supplant-
ed the coarse. Then the negroes of
the south so long as they ate corn
bread were free from the disease, but
when the new process -four began to
be used the disease came among them.
The same result attended the depar-
ture Of the German folks from their
coarse bread to the refined -four.
81 can remember that prior to about
1875" said DR.. Howard, "there was
little or none Of the ailment among
the people. In twenty-five years of
practice among the people before that
time do not think saw more than
forty cases of appendicitis. Now they
are common.
Large and extended change in the
diet of people has contributed to this.
For example, about the date mention
ed there began to be general change
from the old method of grinding grain
to the present method of roller mills
and excessively fine boiling cloths.
This plan of milling began first in the
large cities, and appendicitis began to
increase titst there. Later the new
process crowded cut ths small; mills
in the country, and the people could
not get -four made by the old process.
They bought products of the large
milling establishments, and then the
farmers began to have appendicitis.
still the negroes of the south did
not have it, but in time they began to
get away from their plain corn bread,
and they, too, began TO have appendi-
citis. So it goes. They did not have
appendicitis il Germany until they
began to eat our fine white -four and
put in the new process of milling after
our fashion. Now they have appendi-
citis in Germany, just as we do,
Experienced millers will tell you
that the fine -four lis less desirable
flour than that made By the old pro-
cess but the trade demands it chiefly
on account OF its whiteness. On ac-
count Of it's indigestibilisy the disar-
rangement Of the digestive organs of
the people eating it has greatly in
creased. The prime cause Of appen-
dicitis is.found in this disarrangement.
"Quite small children have it. I
know one boy who he's had thirteen
we'll doSned attacks Of the disease
and came out of all of them without
surgical operations. He changed his
food to corn bread and mush, @ith
coarse breads in general. vegetables,
little meat and some fruit and he has
taken on flesh and has net he'd syn,p=
tom of the disease FOR three years. -
Chicago Tribune.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
NEW STOCK OF DRESS GOODS and SHoEs

we lett on the usual side line of hoddes and bought opiv
WY pest quality of Goods for the price For instance our
experience IN Shoe Buying and Shoe Selling taught us lust
M " uest trade demanded in Shoes and bought accord
ngy' SO that We enabled the Newest Best mos.
Substantial and Sl,apcy line Of ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

PILGRIM, OIL HEATERS
stands 25 tnches high-has 2 burners with
s-inch fiames-regular at $3.50 zS
36th ANNlVERSARY PRICE -
JAP PAPER NAPKINS
With fancy colored borders. full size, IA
Inches square regular at
25c. per hundred uEr
S6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE 'oN
MRS. POTTS SAD IRONS
In sets OF three. with n handle and stand
regular at csc. per set zEf
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE S">
DECORATED TOILET SETS
10 pieces-in blue, brown or pencil color
lings-reg. at $3.50 per set hc
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE Ivy
OVAL CRANBERRY DISHES
Pressed glass-S-inch size
regular az e9c each Is
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE ''.
4-INCH FRUIT DISHES
Pressed glass - 100 dozen - regular
at 15c. per dozen ~
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
io-INCH ORANGE BOWLS
Pressed glass-new Colonial shape
regular az soc. each 1rr
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE - <Se
COVERED PICKLE JARS
Glass - loo dozen lot - regu-
lar at pc each USr
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE, ios
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
kozy Horner Offers
Street Floor-Rear Mems Aisle

SILK PLUSH BALLS
In all colors-our regular l2c. size for Sc
lesch-5 dozen for this &c
56th ANNIVERSARY PRICE wv
DRAPERY LOOPS
Threce styles-regular az Sc. pair for Sc
or S pairs for this 2Hc
S6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE oOS
WOOL RUG PRINCES
In all color combinations--regul &c. n
yard grade for 4iac,, or 3 yds for lhr
3sth ANNINERSARY PRICE wv
WOOL RUG PRINCES
In all color combinations-regula 1oc. a
yard grade FOR &c, or yards FOR I n
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
lALL-MADE WINDOW SHADES
I.onsdale Holland--1 yard wide and 2
yards long-splendid spring rollers-hx-
lures complete-our reg. SOC. shade lhr
Ssth ANNlVERsARY PRICE oVS
PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS
The standard rnakc-regular at 15c. each
- sale price i0c each or for this lhr
s6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE "Vs
loPAouE WINDOW EfiADES-
Best water coiors-full sizc-1xtures COM
piete-our special 2,c. shade for iec.
each. or for this 2hc
3sth ANNlVERSARY PRICE, OVN
SOFA PILLOW CORDS
regular iOc quality-silk or nercerized
30 colors Ind combinations-sc. yard.
or wards for this lnr
seth HNNIVERsARY PRICE ooS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Dress trimmings

WOOL TRIMMING BRA1DS-
Black and colors--l to ga inches wide
regular at from &C. to l2c. a yard for
sSth ss or GNSiT2FRs%RY Il iTSTas tsT thf PRrcE 36c
NARROW DRESS TRIMMINGS
In spangles beads colors and black-sell-
Ing from Sc. TO 15c. a yard for &c.
Ior yards for this ,hr
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE CoS
WIDE DRESS TRIMMINGS
In Applique, Renaissance and passemen-
taries = black and colors - usual at
from soc. TO csc. n yard ,hr
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE OoS
DRESS TRIMMINGS
In spangles,. beads. silk and mohair-
black and colors-l7c. TO 26c. a yard styles
for 10c. or yards for this ,kr
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE OOs
SILK DROP ORNAMENTS
Black regular l2c.. l5c, and l7c. styles for
l0c. each. or 4 for this ,Oc
l36th ANN1VERSARY PRICE 1>S
| CUT STEEL BEADS
Best made-all sizes-worth 12c 20 l5c.
per bunch for 10c., or lunches ,hr
Beth ANNINERSARY PRICE, oOs
BELT BUCKLES AND SETS
IOxidized, gray and gilt-our 4sc. 20
| 75c. styles for this 90
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE J1S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Printed Oash Goods
Street Fioor-Rear.

NEW OUTING FLANNEIs-
light and dark styles-a genuine &c. a
yard grade Ac
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
CHOICE PRINTED FLANNELETTES-
100 pieces Of very desirable patterns. not
old goods-we make a special drive on
these-regular at 10c a yard e.
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
FINE SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS-
1000 yards. in navy and light blues. pink,
oxford and white stripes
ssth IA ANNIVERsARY We f. PRICE ORc
FALL STYLE PERCALES-
Two cases OF 3l-inch all new and desir-
able patterns, fast colors-
regular at l0c a yard hI/c
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE O/2N
PRINTED CORDED MADRAS
A New lot OF the full yard width. worth
l2i1c a yard orr
26th ANNIvERSARY PRICE o/2S
200 PIECES IRISH DIMITIES-
For this weeks selling reduced just TO
half-prfce per yard 1OKr
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE IL IaS
31-INCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS-
In a choice line OF stripes and plaids--re-
duced from l9c. a yard, this
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE 1Or
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Street Fioor-Men's Aisle

WHITE LAUNDERED SHIRTS
All sizes-regular price zoe.
and s1.o0 each 3Or
s6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE o|S
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
or Bedford cord. Percale or Madras-reg.
ularly sold at soc. each DC
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE @cS
MEMS STYLISH CRAvATS-
Large assortment OF up-to-date patterns
and Shapes-regular at SOc. each 33c
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE wv
PURE WHITE LINEN COLLARS
All styles and sizes, many makes-4-ply
price 15c. each Sr
S6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Toilet Goods
Second Fioor-Front.

TOOTH BRUSHES
The Prophylacto kind. and others
equally as good-regular
l0c. and 15c. qualities 2r
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE "
HORN AND RUBBER COMBS
S-inch Barber and Dressing Combs
always a 15c. grade zr
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE
FLORODORA BACK COMBS
The most popular shape for keeping up
the stray locks-reg. at 10c. each Zr
Both ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
i-INCH SHELL SIDE COMBS
With plain polished top-hne grilled
teeth-regular at 25c. each t0r
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE iSS
SHELL AND AMBER HAIR PINS
Loop, straight, crimped and square tops
extra good quality-regular
at 25c. per Dozen 1Nr
s6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE hVS
BLEACHED BATH SPONGES-
Fine large sponges-a reg
ular 15c. quality zr
Ssth ANN1VERsARY PRICE ~
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Optical Goods

Second FIoor-Front'
POCKET MICROSCOPES
Powerful single lens-great magnifying
power-best make nickel-for this o1c
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
POCKET MICROSCOPES
Powerful double lens-great magnlfers
best make, nickel OAc
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE @SS
IMITATION SHELL LORGNETTES-
Fitted with regular lenses
worth $500 each-for this 2E
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE A.oo
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emnen Maperies
Street Fioor-Esst.

FINCH BLEACHED DAMASK-
Fine quality. regularly sold at
S7iac. per yard, and now hDIr
Seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE O~H~
72-INCR BLEACHED DAMASK-
All linen. very heavy quality. large as
sortment OF nevis designs reg
ular at Hi0 per yard Sc
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE O"~
HALF BLEACHED DAMAsK-
CA inches wide-strictly all linen-very
heavy duallty--will wear we'll I'm common
use-regular at 55c. per yard Ale
3sth ANNfNERSARN PRICE
HALF BLEACHED DAMASK-
q inches wide--nice fine quality. which
will bleach beautifully and outwear any
bleached Damask sold at N.o0-
ssth AANNIvEksARY PRICE O<aC
x DINNER NAPKINS
Very heavy German napkins-great FOR
restaurants and boarding houses. being
regular at 81 o doz. n-r
seth ANN1VERSARY PRICE w
a. DINNER NAPKINS
Actual size 20 inches square-full bleach
ed Scotch Damask-all the latest de-
signs-soid everywhere at 500 doz. I hn
18th ANNINERSARY PRICE 'ov
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS
Actual size eSxq0 inchcs-all linen of good.
heavy nuaiity sure 90 wear we'll
regular at 81 IS each slD
18Th ANNIVERSARY PRICE Log
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS
Size 2xgi+ yards-afntr quality than the
ahove-rcrular at S25 each t 10
seth ANN1VERsARN PRICE 10y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Ladies Neckwear

OlIrtl FiOOI-LSdSl IOnt.
ESCURIAL LACE COLLARS
Black silk regularly priced and
sstS sSlS ANSfvE6s4RY q 1Sf. 1aSs- PRICE 25c
RUSSIAN LACE COLLARS
And white silk also-regular
price 75c. each AOc
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE w
BUTTER LACE TIES
large assortment and many
patterns worth 25c. each t0c
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
LIBERTY SILK CAPES-
The right-up-to-date thing for. the
shoulders-worth $3.50 each OE
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE i'Zo
LIBERTY SILK RUFFS-
Another OF the fashionable articles for
womens wear-worth from
CSC. each and up AOr
3eth ANNIVERSARY. up from ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31

.Xmbrsl'as
Street FIoor-Union ST. Aisle.
ENGLISH GLORIA UMBRELLAS
26 and 2s-inch. silk cases, fine. natural
wood handles. would bs
good 81 % value nSr
Seth ANNfVERsARY PRICE OoS
MERCERIZED CLOTH UMBRELLAS
26-inch. plain and silver trimmed, natu-
raj wood and fancy horn handles,
sstS a. e lssNaSsf HNSfvhtRshRY Is ssi.IF PRICE Soc
PIECE-DYED TAFFETA UMBRELLAS
26-inch, fine silver-trimmed, natural
wood handles, worth s225 each 70
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE A'S
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picture GaNeru
Third Fioor-ce

COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
Size AXIS .nches-1ih Inch gilt frames
desirable subtects--regular at 7ec. 1OS
3oth ANNIVERSARY PRICE c>S
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
Size 6i2xSla inches-1h-inch gilt frames
regular at 25c. each pSr
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE AOS
PASSEPARTOUT PICTURES
Size 5x7 inches-latest subjects
worth 10c each .
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE az
PASSEPARToUT PICTURES
Size Sx10 inches-choice subjects
worth 15c. each ~
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE tOS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
2oys' and Misses Hose
- street Fioor-unlon 81. Aisle.

BLACK FLEECE LINED HOSE
Spiiced heels. toes and double knees
FAST BLACK-sizes 70 e1-
worth lqc a pair SC
s6th ANNtvERSARY PRICE,
And Two Pairs for 25c.
HEAVY WEIGHT COTTON HOSE
Ribbcd-FAST BLACk-sizes TO 1o.our
regular 2Sc. a pair quality-at this 1Or
s6th ANNIvERSARY PRICE ~
And Three Pairs for soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Red Blankets, efc
GaF Stree. FIoor-Fulton st. Side.

GA Street FIoor-Fulton st. Side.
ia WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
cotton warp-deep silk binding-blue,
pink and red borders-big value
t $500 a pair %
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE o'%~
CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS
ll-4 size-fne. white, extra heavy blan-
kets-soft and fiufy-blue, pink red and
yellow striped borders universally
sold at $500 "A pair On
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE T.<I
sILKOLINE CoMFoRTABLEs-
Large sze-hgured both sides-white cot
ton hlling-a good value at s1.39 0Qr
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE SCS
EXTRA FINE E'CoMFoRTABLEs-
Silkoline or satteen-tufted or stitched
large size 72y7S inches =
worth s1.75 TO 500
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE i.TO
MARSEILLES BED SPREADS
White-line of new and beautiful pat
terns-a regular $l6 quality
for this sale at this ~
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE i.C/
FRINGED WHITE BED SPREADS
Large size-elegant crochet pat
terns-good t.42 values 80
S6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE i'I/
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Carpet Bargains
Third FIoor-Frol

All odd rolls-all short lengths-many
fun pieces OF all kinds-quantities OF re-
mainders large enough for fair~sized
rooms-the left-overs from the 1902 Fall
trade
Bring your measurements with you-the
lengths run from 20 yards TO IS Yards TO
the piece-you take only what your floors
require To cover them.
Administers, at from. .s5c. to 100.
Brussels, at from. :. ...u75c. to f.2s
i NelNets, at from. .65c. TO 125
Tapestries, at from. 80. 75c. to eoc.
lngralns, at from. 35c. to s7I,c,
MADE, LINED AND LAID.
linoleunns, at from. zoe. to 75c.
OH Cloths, at from. zoe. TO 4oo.
Msttlnss. at from. Zoe. TO 4oc.
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Feather Goods. etc.
Wv Street FIoor--Centre Aisle.

LADIES' WRIST Rags
Walrus leather. with the jeweled serpent
clasp-dainty shapes I'm tan, gray and
black-reguar at soc. each ASr
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE oS
LADIES' POCKET BOOKS
Real seal and alligator leathers-double
or single frames-chamois lined pockets
regular at soc. each Doc
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE %vS
CHATELAINE BAGS
Imitation walrus leather-outsde and in
side pockets-chamoie lined
regular at 50c. each Dc,
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE <CS
BEADED CHATELAINE BAGS
3Ia TO 5 inch oxydized frames-chamois
lined-inside pocket-regular al SOC. 75c
5sth ANNTVERsARY PRICE,
33c, 4Oc, Soc, 6Oc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
Small Oares
Street FIoor--Front

sIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON
Made TO sell for SC. per spool--we can't
use the manufacturers name or brand,
but can sell all you want at this DC
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
Or l5c. Per Dozen Spools.
PURE LINEN THREAD
Regular at sc. per spool Dc
Seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE -
4 HOOK AND EYE TAPE
The hump hook kind-bleck. white and
\ S6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
HUMP HOOKS AND EYES
japanese or sllvered-sizes and
regular az &c. for 2-dozen card 1c
seth ANNIVERSARY PRICE
ANTISEPTIC DRESS SHIELDS
: odoress and washable double covered
sizes 3 and Irregular at
@th ANNIvERsARY PRICE IOC
COATS DARNING COTTON
In black and colors-three balls regular
sgsih g, ANNIyERsARY, ,IRIcE- 0@
Best quality--all sizes-one paper ot l2-
= 3sth ANNIVERSARY PRICE ~
COTTON HOSE SUPPORTERS
For ladies', misses and chldren-regular
\ ssth ANNivERsARy PRICE DC
FANCY COTTON ELASTIC WEIR
I'm l2-Nard picccs-regular at Ilc. D0r
4 ssth ANNIVERSARY PRICE SOS
u HAT ELASTIC
Black and white-in 12-yard pieces. regu-
lar at 33c- ne
I 3sth ANNIvERsARY PRICE wv
uTAILORS' TAP MEASURES
90 inches lonR-regular at be
4 36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE 1r
4 TUBULAR ROME CASING
Cotton. black, one e-yard piece at
ssth ANNIVERSARY PRICE tc
COMBINATION SKIRT FACING
Brush and Nclvcteen. black
regular az SC a yard 1c
@th ANNIVFRSARY PRICE
COLLAR FOUNDATION FORMS
/ Regularly priced az and sold at lNc.
. s6th ANNfNERSARl PRICE Zc
KNITTING COTTON
. Morse and Kaley's-whitc drab and
brown-rcg. at g. ana &c. per BAH lf
/ 36th ANN1VERSARY PRICE ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
EewLer's Jundries

CORAL. NECK CHAINS
Five feet long-the latest fad In
at SOC. each .SOC
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
BLACK WREATH PINS
In assorted designs-regu-
lar at Soc each ZSC
S6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
GOLD PLATED FRAMES
Cabinet picture size-Rococo Designs
metal back-reg. at soc. each .3SC
l36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
lax. CHAIN BRACELETS-
Gold flled-soldered links--warranted for
ll0 years wear-a limited quantity-res-
lular at 81. .25 to s1.75 each S(lC
96th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
SILVER PLATE HAIR RECEIVBRS-
With bead and oxidized desfgns-a very
necessary article for the toilet taple-
regular at soc. each 4ZC
l6th ANNIVERSARY PRICE
GOOD STEEL SCISSORS
An assorted lot for ripping. button hoIes
and other uses-Sih to 6 inches long
regular at Mc; to SOC. q pais- 17C
3sth ANN1VERSARY PRICE
DANCING SCHOOL FANS
In white, light blue, pink and lavender-
| ali very prettily hand painted-a lot or
! special values OF 25c. to
se ssth eaSp AaSSpN19VERsARY 9IssARY PRIcE-o, IUC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-31
AYck and Damask Towels
y Street FIoor-East

HEMMED HrCK TOWELS
Size 22xi4 inches good heavy and SER
viceable towels-red, white and blue bor-
ders-regular at 25c each uzr
Both ANNIVERSARY PRICE iSS
HEMSTITCHED HUCK TOWELS
Size 22Ni4 inches-red or white borders
only-regular at 25c. each UOc
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE iOS
FRINGED DAMASK TOWELS
Size 2lx45 inches-all linen--red, white,
blue and gold borders-an excellent wear
ing towel-regular at 25c. each 1oc
36th ANNIVERSARY PRICE AOS