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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25

syt A ola m,lniie 70 a. ma q s strzeh 4 z
10! malo! JJeezzss:llpi se ,sln junz Jest
siedzzi w.!keozle. pan pan. e.'' nlel n '''l'
zobac,z,yy; przez stareggoo. sl,ol't DIE 'i SEE
teeo ME mn nc list zaz l~s aas's
mo1aa komus zostanit (doktor.53
4 oicu take mic ME po- stanie; II
wien, ze sic chce bic. Mo'zeIra Jechs
sam starego wyzwie, 2 starry Mirze. =
ME winlen. Ale jak my p.o- mogloby
przednio wybilemy sic : SELL utro GA q
mem, to JUL ME bedzie. rtascyyi wyzywv'aa'
IA wszakze sam pan powie- ciezki q
dial. zeia music sic : MIN men. s
hid? go, Hau
Iahvm 10 tax uwazal! Ludzion
RIA e;e. b,t sic. Ola szlachcica Szczesci
= ran zavsze na;lepszv sro- ~zas:al.
(dek, a czy starry. czy m1ody. Pokaa
to wszystko iedno! Komu ia strzyck'
menu: tarsa! ale ME szlachci- doskona
cowi. No! pisz: masz s}usznost! a
Siad}em ! napisa}em CO ma. - g
stepuje: Roraczk
..Iestes nikczemnlk. Ii z}ajal. B
stem tyn1 dale CT W twarz. ~ y
"Tezeli ME stawisz sic jutro o. ia?
kolo wachowej chaty 2 Pisto> - "
letami lnb palaszem, bedziesz zaraz pc
ostatnim tchorzem, kt6rym ska sled
prawdopodobnie jestes. "a ma m
Zapieczetowalem list i od~ powiem
dalem papu Ustrzyckiemu Rozes}a
Poczem obaj wyszl'smy wszystk
ma podw6rze, brYczki boz &c ME
WIEN ola mas juz zajecha- szukat.
". Pred samem wsladaniem co sic
~przyszla mi jedna przerazaja- Tax
ca mysl do g}owy. szedl q
Panic! - rzeklem do g}em W
Ustrzyckiego = a jezeli Sc koju i P
lin ME do Chorzel zawi6zl Me che
Hanie? ME no
- Jezeli ME do Chorzel: WIEN :
tedy zyskat czas; jest noe, raczei :
p;etdziesiat dr6g ma wszyst- rzeczyw
kle strony it,. szukai wia- lie sic b
tru pc polu. Ale gdziezby ]a dachem
zawi6zl? ia cd b,
- Dc miasta N. =, < =,
Szesnascie mil jednemi n.;un !
kohmi? Tedy badz spokojoy. ;edvm
Farsa CO? Tedy jutro pojade hi, n
90 NJ da's navel 'esscSe' as wise, 81
pierwej do Chorzel; powta- c,b}e !,
ram CT badz spokojny! n,,nou,;
W godzine potem by1em h;edne;
luz W domu. Noe byla POI .,,1ehst
oa'. oafozo po1'- Q niej j;
wv okpach wszedzie migaly oorua,
Swiatla. Snadz ]udzie blegali
&c sw'at'e" p io1''S - korzed,
ko]sen. noo;, zadnd-. precise
Mia pred gankiem. sk'razyp- aieso
nely drzwi ! do sieni wyszed' So !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25
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HENRIK %s1ENK1EwICz.
HENRIK SIENKIEWICZ


(Clag dalszyj
Wr6ci&em zwolna do mego
konia. Z nozdrzy wyplywai
mu strumieh czarnej krzepna-
Gel krwi, ale zyt jeszcze dy-
chal / zwraca} ku mnie gasna-
ce oczy. Siadlszy prey him.
opar1em glove ma jego boku
i takze zdawalo mi sic Re u
mieram. IL wiatr $wiszczaf
made NINA tymczasem smiat
sic i wo}al: ION tam z MIA!
Zdawalo mi sic chwilami, re
slysze piekielny turkot t.
bryczki, lec2cej W cicmnose
wraz re szczesciem moiem. "A
WICKER swiezcza}: on tam z
NAL" Ogarnt}o mnie divine
os}upienie. Jak d'ugo tr"a}o
ono, ME WIEN. Gdy' sic oc-
kn9}em, burza juz Przcszla F.
Pc niebie pedzily jasne stada
lekkich bia}awych. chmurek
ale W przerwach ich widniaf bic.
kit niebieski i ksiezyc swieci'
jasno. z pol podnoslly ste
wilgotne opary. Niezywy kof
moi. kt6ry juz byi ostygl.
przypomnia} mi wszystko CO
zaszlo Obejrza}em sic W O.
kolo, ably rozpoznat gdzie sic
znsjduje. Ma prawo spo-
strzeglem dalekie swiatelka "
oknach, wiec pospieszylem /"
tamta strone. Pokazaio sic,
ze by}em pod sam2 Ustrzyca.
Pcstanowilem i$c do dwo-
ru i zobaczyc sic z panem D.
strzyckim, co mog!em zrobit
tenn fatwiei, re pan Ustrzycki
ME mieszkal " pa}acu. ale
mial sw6j osobny domek, "
ktorym zwykle przes;adywa] ]
sypial Swiatlo b}yszcza4o jesz~
cze W jego oknach. Zapuka-
lem do drzwi.
Otworzy1 mi sam cofnal
sic z przestrachem.
Farsa! = lzek jak
~ wygladasz, Henryku.
Piorun mi zabil konia
pod sama Ustrzyca. Me mia
RGA8.4tAF .E= .e..HIH rFr ~ e. -'H.#
lem innej radV: jak. przyjst
u, (
I..5 ,-- W imie OLGA Synal
Ales ~ przemokl. zziabl. A.
lei TO JUL pozno. Farsa Kaze
ci co dat z)esti utranie.
Me! ME! ia chce cara,
w W, :
g.. Ale dlLazczego HAMA ME
IaS&%Sb5%R.EA4. T 80 - SG&G#. atf&I@Eh&E . -ITa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25

a. 70. ze pan ME Ws zp;
mnisz nikom,u, ami zon tie swell,
ami corce, ami a, guwer 81 IL g
IChodzi tn . honor naszego
]domu.
Wiedzialem, re nikomu ME
powie, a zreszt2s malo mi mia.
hem nadziei, zeby sprawl Sic
ukryla; dlatego wola1em GO
|uprzecit, ably v danym wv
padku mogl rzecz t'6maczye.
|Opowiedzia4em vice mu
wszystko, wyjawszy tego, &c
sam kochalem sic y Hanls
"A to ty musisz sic bio
l. Sellmem? Farsa! Co? -
~ ~ -. --g.-.# n-Htr.E. nv ea1. r. 2.
rzek1 wys4uchawszy mnie do
kohca.
TAX Jest. Chce sic bic
zaraz jutro. Ale dziS jeszcze
chce scigac ich dalej ola te-
go proszs, bys mi pan da4 ma.
tychmiast nsjlepsze konie
- Sc'gat ich ME. masz po~
trzeby. Me pojechali niggdsit
daleko. Jezdzili, jezdzili lc
r6znych drogach i wr6cili Dc
Chorzel- Gdziezby uciekli
Farsa Wr6cilt do Chorzel, pa
! dli do n6g staremu Mtrze.
zamknal Selma do spichrza
a panne. panne odwlezi
do was. Farsa, co! Ale HAMA
HAMA! no!
= Panic Ustrzycki!
No, no! mole dzieck'
ME gniewaj sic! ia jej teg'
"a z}e ME biore. Kobiet,
moe, tc co innego. Ale p
co czas traci1?
0! TAX, czasu ME tratmy
Ustrzycki zastanowil si'
przez chwlle.
- Wien juz jak zrobit. j;
natychm,ast pojade do Cho'
REL a ty jedi do domu, !
najlepiej czekaj tn. Jezel
HAMA jest W Chorzelach, t
LA zabiore | odwioze do was
Mote oni jej. ME oddadza
Farsa! Ale wole bye razen
ze starym Mira. gdy ia cd
wieziemy, DO tw6j e!cie'
gwa}towny czlowiek. Got6v
wyzwac starego, a starry MI
winien. Co?
- OLGA aiema W domu.
To lepiej! to lepiei.
- To pan Ustrzycki "a.
klaska} W rece.
Janek sam tn!
Wszed{ pokojowiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25


a. panienkk.es ltu STARE, r We
grow,ska podniosla ffart |'le:|
poczela, ~ ccier,stt). g
myslalam. e nrti e, I 81 > ~. za
RAJ IA miejscu skona. a
70 bylo, ! pre-
mn,o,kle, 20 Jezul Jezul
No, 4 teraz jak sic ma?
Obaczy e 9
ma odchoru;e TO wszystko.
Szzzcsz,'es.cietm,. ze dokt6r Jest pod
reka.
Kazalem Wegrowskiej wr61
gEE&53 Ets.@4 -I.=-HHs 1g8LTSEEE}H#
|cit zaraz do HAM j ME zamy..
|ka6 drzwi "a SODA. Bo chcia-
lem pania spojrzet chot zda-
lcka. Jakoz patrzac : ciemr
as @ g. #T H#&N% S"y.4{
nego pokoju przez odchyloae
drzwi, ujrzalemja siedzaca IA
|l6zku, ubrana " bielizne noe
ma. Ma twarzy miala rum'eh-
&c; widzia'em przytem. re od-
|dycha szybko. Widocznie mia
LA goraczk7.
Wahatem sic przez czas ja-
ki<, czy we]sc czy ME weist,
ale W te} chwili ksiqdz Luz
dwik tracil mic W ramie.
Ojciec Gle VIOLA rzek}.
~ Ksiezu Ludwiku! ona
chora.
Dokt6r zaraz p6jdzie
zn6w do niej. tymczasem roz=
mowisz sic Z o,cem. l5z. i'd:
)uz p6zno.
- Kt6ra godz;na?
Pierwsza po p6loocy.
Uderzy}em sic reka W co
10. A wszakzeto Q piatej rano
miaIem sic bic z Selimem!
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
DIRECT EVIDENCE ADMITTED.
Court Decides That No Testimony
That Does Not Affect Harris Can
Go In the Libel Suit.

Clearfeld, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE Harris
Meek case went to trial yesterday
morning.
Judge Gordon, after long and in
teresting legal battle, ruled that M
testimony could be admitted which
does not directly connect Harris with
the alleged corruption of the last
legislature, either as receiving money
or other valuable thing for his vote
or influence as member
Notwithstanding the ruling Of Judge
Gordon, the defense got vast
amount of damaging allegations to the
jury. The opening address of ex-
Judge Krebs was a complete re-
cital of alleged fraud and corruption
attending the organization and the
election of Quay, the passage of the
Pittsburg and Philadelphia "rippers, "
the fifth court and the franchises.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
FLAT BUILDING DESTROYED.
Tenants Escaped-Two Firemen and
Policeman Injured.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-The Varsity fla.
building, situated at the southeast
corner of Sixtieth street and Ellis
avenue, and near the Chicago uni
versity buildings, was DESTROYED by
fire last evening, entailing an aggre-
gate loss upon the owner of the
structure and the tenants of s16O. 900.
During the fire an explosion OF
gasoline in grocery store, located
in the building, hurled Fireman
James Tillman from the fire ESCAPE
on the second story to the ground.
breaking his thigh and injuring him
internally. Robert Hartley. another
fireman, was thrown from a window
in the second story and his head was
badly cut. He was also badly burned
by the explosion Policeman John
Coale, who was in the grocery at the
time of the explosion, was thrown
down and badly burned about the
face.
The tenants all got out safely.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
MINERS DETERMINED.
Will Not Yield on Run-of- Mine
and Differential De-
mandS.
WILL ILLINOIS OPERATORS AID?
Apparently Willing to Assist Men, as
Far as Possible, to Force Run-of-
Mine Into Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. NO
agreement was reached yesterday by
the joint committee upon which a
basis of settlement of the differences
between the United Mine Workers
and operators of the four competitive
mining states can be made.
The subcommittee held a session
yesterday morning, at which the
question of the miners demand for a
straight increase of 10 per cent was
the principal topic of discussion. The
miners representatives. on the COM
mittee were given to understand by
Francis L. Robbins that the operators
are unit against any increase; that
this attitude is firm, and that so long
as the mine workers insist upon their
demands for the introduction of the
run-of-mine system and the differen-
tial between pick and machine min
ing the matter of 10 per cent in.
crease, or any other increase. for
that matter, will not be considered
by the operators.
This was taken by the miners del
egates to indicate that the operators
are not so averse to an increase in
the price of digging coal as they are
to the other features of the submitted
scale, and after an hours fruitless
discussions without favorable results
the committee adjourned to meet yes
terday afternoon when the join
scale committee had been called to
hear a report Of the subcommittee
The question was referred back to
the subcommittee. with instructions
to arrive at a conclusion, if possible,
this afternoon.
The Miners Delegates Determined.
1t developed yesterday that the
miner delegates generally, while
united for the increased wage. arr
not in favor of sacrificing the posi-
bility of securing an increase through
an abandonment of the run-of-mine
and differential propositions.
According to rumor one OF the
most difficult propositions before the
joint scale committee has been the
apparent willingness OF the Illinois
operators to assist the miners, ls
far as possible. to force the run-of-
mine system into the Pennsylvania.
Indiana and Ohio fields The organ-
cation of the United Mine Workers in
Illinois is the strongest in the coun
try. and it has been able to force
upon the operators IF that field the
run-of-mine svsten. which, as claim
ed by the cECrGtogs Of that state
works to tho less in competition
with the mimi II e~ests Of the three
other states
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
MRS. SOFFEL WORSE
The Prompt Administering of
Stimulants Prevented
III
a Collapse.
COMpLICATING DISEASE FEARED.
Or. McAdoo Thought There Was
Grave Danger Of Low Grade Of
Fever or tuberculosis - Richard
scandrett Consents TO Be Attorney.

Butler, Pa, Feb. Mrs. Kate Sof
fel was yesterday nearer death than
at any other time since being taken
to the Butler county hospital.
For several hours her condition
was grave, but by prompt medical
attention and the heroic administra-
ton of stimulants a collapse was pre-
vented. Last night she was sleeping
rather fitfully under the influence Of
opiates and was said to have shown
some improvement, but the danger
had not by any means passed.
One of the chief factors in reviving
the patients dropping spirits was the
visit yesterday afternoon Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Jacob Miller, of Pittsburg.
who brought a cheering message OF
some kind. Mrs. Miller also told
Mrs. Soffel that Attorney Richard r.
Scandrett, Of Pittsburg, has consente
to become her legal adviser. The
hospital attendants said last night
that Mr. Scandrett is expected here
today and they will have the prisoner
in readiness for his coming. Assist
ant District Attorney John S. Robb,
Jr., is also expected.
Dr. George K. McAdoo last night
thought her convalescence will be
prolonged, and that there is grave
danger of complicating disease, such
as a low grade Of fever or tubercH-
losis.
One Of the developments of yester-
day in Mrs Soffel's condition was tho
peeling off of the skin on her arms
and limbs, due to a frost-bitten condi-
ton Of her body.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
GOV. NASH REFUSED.
Would Not Honor Requisition For
Man Wanted In North Carolina.

Columbus, Feb. 7.-Governor Nas1
has refused to honor the requisition
OF the governor of North Carolina for
w. q. Baumgardner, who was arrest
ed here several days ago upon the re-
quest Of the police authorities of Dur
ham, n. c.
1t was charged that Baumgardne.
had embeZZled $500 from a Mrs. Free
land, Of that place. He was released
here on habeas corpus proceedings
and arrested again on a charge OF
lettering. The requisition was re-
fused upon a showing that the trans
action involved did not amount to
embeZzlement
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
MISS HELEN HAY A BRIDE.
United In Marriage to Payne Whit
ney-Revs. HamIin and Hayden
: Officiatcd.

Il Washington, Feb. Miss Helen
Hay and Payne Whitney were mar
ried at noon yesterday in the Church
Of the Covenant, the Rev. T. F. Ham
lin, pastor of the church, and the
Rev. H. G. Hayden, of Cleveland, Of
.fciating.
B The ceremony was witnessed by
President Roosevelt, the diplomatic
I-corps, representatives of the army
and navy in the full dress of their
ranks, and hundreds of distinguished
members of society in the national
capital and other cities. Members -
congress, the judiciary and nearly all
the high officials of the government
in Washington were present.
The decorations of the church were
of white lilies and roses, vines and
kpalms. Ropes of roses surrounded
the section occupied by the presiden-
tial party and the aisles likewise were
garlandeds with floral strands.
The bride being in mourning for
her brother Adelbert, her gown was
Of plain white satin en- train, veil
Of tulle, caught with a. spray Of orange
blossoms, falling to the hem. She
wore neither lace nor jewels Her
maids, Misses Alice Hay and Dorothy
Whitney, were gowned in pale gray
crepe de chine over white taffeta and
wore picture hats Of white felt, with
ostrich plumes. They carried white
Aoses. Mr.. Whitney was attended b.
Eugene Hale, Jr., while the ushers
eEere Henry Clews, Jr., Fred Kerno-
Ahan, j. n. Waterbury, NJ. S. Berger
and Governor Morris, all of New
York city; James N. Wadsworth, Jr.,
fof GenescO. N. Y; H. P. Scott, CT
Philadelphia, and Major Charles Nc.
Cawley.
The following selections were
| played on the organ during the SER
vice: Pilgrim chorus, THE Evening
Star" Tanhauser; professional march
Of the Master Singers, THE Prize
Song" Die Meistersinger; Wedding
March" Dudley Buck; THE Swan
Song, Elsa entering the cathedral;
introduction to third act and wedding
music, Lohengrin; march from mid,
summers Night Dream" Mendels-
sohn.
After the ceremony breakfast was
served at the residence of Secretary
, and Mrs. Hay, at which only the i'm
mediate relatives and friends of the
families Of the bride and groom were
present, with the exception of Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt President
Roosevelt toasted the bride at the
breakfast. The room was elaborately
decorated with white roses, as was
every room in the house open to the
guests.
Among the gifts to the bride was
a diamond and pearl necklace from
Colonel Oliver Payne, uncle of the
groom. Colonel Payne also presented
the couple with a fine residence near
his own in Fifth avenue, New York,
| and country house at Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney will be the
guests of Colonel Payne at Thomas.
vile, Ga, for a. month. Then after q
visit OF few weeks at the home OF
the brides parents they will go to
Europe for the summer. Returning in
the fall they will make their home 10
New York,
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
Heistand ordered Back to Manila.

Washington. Feb. Lieutenant
Colonel Henry o. S. Heistand. assist
ant adjutant general, who returned
TO this country from the Philippines
to appear before the senate commit
tee investigating the charges made
By Major Hawkes. has been ordered
back to Manila for assignment to
duty.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
Rev. DR.. Baum Dead.

Philadelphia. Feb. THE Rev.
William Baum. d. d.. pastor Of 81.
Matthew's Lutheran church. died ct
his home here Of complication OF
diseases, aged ~ years. DR.. Baum
was for many years president OF the
Northern Home for Friendless Chill
dren, a trustee OF the Pennsylvania
college and d director of the theologi-
cal seminary at Gettysburg.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
Dinner For Taft at White House,

Washington, Feb. 7-President
roosevelt invited number of we'll
known men to dinner at the White
House last night to meet Governor
william H. Taft, of the Philippines.
VINO is now IN Washington. They in.
Guided the following: Secretary
Shaw. Secretary Root, Speaker Hen
oerson, Senators Foraker, Lodge,
Spooner, Fairbanks, Hanna and Bev-
erldge; Representatives Grosvenor
and Henry a Cooper; DR.. Arthur I.
Hadley. president of Yale university,
Rev Lyman Abbott and Mr.. ]. 3
Bishop
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
REMAIN DANEo. IF T;:zY WEI
One Of the Provisions Of Treaty
Cedric Islands.


Washington, Feb. THE fill test
Of the tree = between the United
States and Denmark for the cession
Of the Danish West Indian islands.
st. Thomas. st. John and St Croix.
which was recently negotiated be-
tween Secretary Hay. on the part o.
the United States. and Minister Brun
for Denmark has been made public.
Among the points are the following
in part:
Inhabitants have the privilege
within TWO years time Of either re.
tanning their allegiance to Denmark
or becoming citizens Of the United
States. Failing TO declare such a.
legiance makes them citizens OF the
United States without further action
The United States IS to pay $1,000
600 for the islands.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
A Negro Lynched.

Nicholasville, KY. Feb. Thomas
Brown, the negro accused of assault
ing Miss Emma Powell, was lynched
yesterday afternoon. Miss Powell Is
Is years old and was on her way
home from school in this city when
she was attacked A posse OF 200
men with bloodhounds at once took
up the trail Of the negro
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
BULGARIAN CABINET
MINISTER ASSAULTED.

Sofa, Bulgaria, Feb. IN. Kant
chef, the minister of public instruc-
ton, was assaulted in his study bv 4
Macedonian, who pretended he wished
TO present a petition. The assassin
committed suicide by shooting. De
was disappointed over an appoint.
ment and there were doubts as to his
sanity.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
FIRE! FIRE.!
Insure your property'in prompt, Rela-
bic Companies.
c. B. FONTAINE.
2I2 Diamond St, Fist Door
Below Mccoy Bros.
STILL IN THE "RING"
BUSINESS.
APPLY TO.

Having made up my mind to quit
the jewelry business and not being
able to do so by auction, will offer
my entire stock Of Watches, level
ry, Silverware and Diamonds at
greatly reduced prices. 1t will pay
you to examine my goods as mean
business.
m T., MARSE.
The Diamond St. Jeweler.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-07
Stock
Must be
Reduced
of what
IL OOOUO
us to
do it.

In every department there has
been radical mark.downs. Such
supreme specials ought to make
this the busiest week ever known
at this time of the year.
Don't fail to attend this mon
ey saving festival.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-06-29
Realization Sale Ice Cream
FreeZerS.

Ice Cream is no longer luxury.
It is brought within the reach of
all. Heretofore the cost of making
Ice Cream was so great, largely
due to high prices held out on
FreeZers. Now you can buy
Freezer at less than the cost of
manufacture s years ago. We sell
only the Peerless Iceland" and
"Freezo" Freezers. One motion
and guaranteed to freeze in 31a
minutes. We give with every
Freezer purchased little booklet
of so receipts prepared by Mrs.
Sarah Upton Rorer.
One pint Freezer, regular $1.50.
Realization Sale Price, 1.20
One quart Freezer, regular $1.50
Realization Sale Price, 1.25
Three quart Freezer, regular
$500. Realization Sale Price, 1857
Four quart Freezer, regular
$2.25. Realization Sale Price, 200
Six quart Freezer, regular $500.
Realization Sale Price, $50
Eight quart Freezer, regular
$4.25. Realization Sale Price $50
Ten quart Freezer, regular 1925.
Realization Sale Price, $50
Twelve quart Freezer, regular
$3.50. Relaxation Sale Price, $50
Twenty quart Freezer, regular
$11.25. Realization Sale Price,
1925
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-06-29
Realization Sale Ladies'
Wrappers.

Ladies' Wrappers of Lawn, Per-
sian pattern, square yoke, Shout
der capes trimmed in white braid,
full with flounce on bottom, ex-
ception at the original price 75c.
Realization Sale, SOC
Ladies' Wrappers Of Percale,
POINTED yoke shoulder capes, trim
med in embroidery and braid to
match, bishop sleeves, full skirt,
flounce on bottom, good value at
the original price CSC. Realization
Sale Price, 79c
Ladies' Wrappers Of Percale,
round yoke with ruff1e around
same, zouave jacket effect, bishop
sleeves, full skirt, flounce around
bottom and exceptional value at
the original price SIPS. Realiza-
ton Sale Price, 83c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-06-29
One Third Less Than the Sam
Shoes Elsewhere.

Here are twelve good size lot
hat go on sale-Read the detail o
Information;
MEMS TAN VICI AND RUS
SIAN CALF, lace, several different
toe shapes, with tips and without
tips. Every pair hand-sewed, for
mer price $500. Realization Sale
Price, ESQ
MEMS TAN RUSSIAN CALF
Oxford TIES, hand-sewed, for
mer price $500. Realization Sale
Price, 2.oo
MEMS PATENT CALF OK
FORD TIES, full round toe, hand
sewed, a very swell low shoe, for
mer price $500. Realization Sale
Price. ESQ
LADIES' PATENT vICI, PAT
ENT CALF and Wei Kid Oxford
Ties, hand-sewed and hand
turned soles in a variety of toe
shapes and heels, former price
$3.50, $500 and $500. Realization
Sale Price, 2.65
LADIES' PATENT VICI, PAT
ENT CALF, Vici Mat. Kid and
Tan Russian Calf, Colonial, all
hand-sewed and hand-turned shoes,
former price $500 and $3.50. Re
alization Sale Price, 2.45
MISSES OXFORD TIES and
Strap Slippers in vici kid and pat
ent calf, sizes liz to 2, former
price $500. Realization Sale
Price, 1.25
MEMS PATENT CALF button
and lace Shoes. The best stock
and workmanship in these hand
sewed Shoes, former price $500.
Realization Sale Price, ESQ
MEMS BLACK VICI KID LACE
SHOES, hand-sewed, several styles
of toe shapes, good value at for
mer price of $500. Realization
Sale Price, 2,oo
LADIES PATENT VICI, Patent
Calf and Vici Kid Oxford Ties and
Strap Slippers; the toes and heels
are correct, and the soles are
hand-sewed and hand-turned, for
mer price $3.50 and $500. Reali-
cation Sale Price. 1885
LADIES' PATENT CALF and
Vici Kid Oxford Ties and Strap
Slippers. Many kinds but not many
sizes of a kind, former price $3.50
Realization Sale Price, 1.45
CHILDREN'S VICI KID and
Patent Calf Strap Slippers, sizes
s to II, former price $3.50. Reali-
cation Sale Price, 95c
CHILD'S VICI Kid and Patent
Calf Strap Slippers, former price
$1.00 and $1.25. Realization Sale
Price, Zoe