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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-07-24
Brayt0n.

tuesday on business.
Hans Neymand and wife did some
shopping in Extra Tuesday.
Ed Lewis is painting Shoemaker
Thompsen's house this week.
John Harrison of Extra will paper
the Brayton church this week.
Marion Jenkins was in Atlantic
Monday between trains on business.
J. G. Hardman bought 100 acres of
fine land in South Dakota last week.
TT. McGovern and Frank Jenkins
went to Omaha Tuesday on business.
he. Nelson, west of Brayton, finish
ed an addition to his house this week.
Mrs. Will Woodward of Extra visit
ed her brother Ed Lewis and wife Sun
day.
VIM. Buckley is on the sick list this
week. He is threatened with typhoid
fever.
Minnie and Maud Campbell, of Ex-
ira, visited over Sunday at the Frank
Heath home.
Clarence Scott and wife are the
proud parents of a baby boy born to
them Sunday.
Mrs. Owen Green and daughter Ina
of Lorah visited at the Lou Miller
home Sunday.
Albert Wagner and wife, of Anita,
visited with his sister, Mrs. W. r. Koob
and family, Sunday.
Fl. P. Newcomb of Atlantic was in
Brayton Tuesday in the interest of the
Life Insurance Co. of which he is an
agent.
Mrs, Grace Aldrich and mother, Mrs.
Mark Heath, of Atlantic, came up to
Brayton Saturday to visit at the F. b.
Heath home.
Mrs. John Koob returned Sunday
from a visit at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Sisler and other relatives
near Highland church.
Tick McGovern went to Atlantic
Saturday on business, and when he re-
turned his father accompanied him and
stayed until Monday morning.
John McNamara, who has been
working Mt Gold Creek, Mont. since
last fall, returned to Brayton Monday
to rig up his threshing outfit.
One of the worst looking men that
walks the streets of Brayton is b. F..
L. - Aha ho lar - a
Saturday and had his mubtache shay
ed off.
Fl. s. Wattles was up in Audubon
township this week setting grade
stakes for the road graders. Tuesday
night he went to Carson to visit his
daughter Mrs. J. M. Thomas.
Edna and Ruby Pearson returned
Saturday from ten days visit with
their aunt, Mrs. w. w. Chambers Of
Des Moines. They had very enjoy
able time viewing the sights of the cap
ital city.
Reese Hallock and wife will go to
California and other places the last of
the week. II the country suits them
they will remain there, and If it does
not they will be back to their old home
in a couple of months.
One of the most interesting games of
ball ever played in Brayton was played
Sunday, between the Benton Boomers
and Brayton Giants. The score card
was to l in favor of the Benton
Boomers. People from all over the
surrounding country were there to wit
uess the game. Brayton with their
own home team could easily have de-
feated them, as they did two years ago,
Extra.
Louie Houston has left us and gone
for trip in the outside world.
John Palm and Fred Wablert went
to Dakota this week to look at the land
mp there.
Albert Voorhees, put new tin roof
Al. 4 - - II N
Evening star., 1902-03-13
REBELS CAPTURE CHIRIQUI.
Signal Victory for the Liberal Insur.
gents in Colombia.

A dispatch from Colon. Colombia, yester-
days says: Information was received here
today that Chiriqui has. just been captured
by the liberal forces
The Chiriqui district is extremely rich
in cattle, and the isthmus usually depends
upon that district for its supply of beeves.
Recently, however, cattle have been
brought to the isthmus from Cartagena.
The North Atlantic squadron. under
Rear Admiral Francis ]. Higginson, left
here at p. m. today for Trinidad. Brit
ish West Indies. Owing to the unhealth-
fulness Of Panama province. no liberty was
allowed to see the American sailors during
their stay here, and no festivities were
held either on board the vessels OF the
squadron or on shore.
A dispatch from Panama, Colombia.
says: 1t Is reported here that during the
attack of the revolutionfsts on Aqua Dulce
February 20. Gen. Jose Antonio Ramiroz
was killed. His death IL deplored by the
liberals. as he was one Of their best
leaders.
News has also been received here that
during the retreat OF the government Gen.
Castro. from Aqua Duice. he defeated 500
revolutionists under Gen. Lorenzo, who
tried to stop him.
British marines have been placed on
board the Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamer Taboga. which arrived here
Sunday afternoon from Pedrogal, the port
Evening star., 1902-03-13
GANG or. ,fFDrRERs FOUND.
Negro Woman at Beaumont, Texas, the
Leader.


A dispatch from Beaumont. Texas. yes
terday says: Matte Bennett confessed to-
day to Sheriff 'fdndiey that she was at the
head of gang OF negro women and white
men, who for months had been during men
into her rfhouse. drugging them. beating
them ands rohbiog them. II they died. the
victims ssere. dragged to the river ana
thrown in.. IL they were only stunned, they
were taken outn Of the house to a remote
part of some street and left for pedestrians
or policemen to find.
A fear Is felt that more than twelve men,
among these who have come to Beaumont
and were afterward reported as missing
have been murdered. and that their bodies
are now at the bottom Of the river In the
last three months at least dfty inquiries
for missing men have been received and
while no one supposed that the gang had
murdered SO many as fifty, there is q fear
that some of the disappearance are due
to their work. Five bodies have been found
In the river since the first Of the year.
The Bennett woman was arrested Sunday
on suspicion iof being connected with the
murder OF Benjamin Pearson, one OF the
Ave known victims. She denies being guilty
Of this crime. but admits that one of the
gang. Of which she iss member. discussed
the commission OF the deed. On the
strength Of her confession a white man.
punch Prim, and negro woman.
MARY Jane" have been arrested. All have
been "sweated." and Sheriff Lindley states
that he expects a full confession. not only
Evening star., 1902-03-13

chemist at the head Of the great Alteuhein Medi-
cal Dispensary has just made the startling an
nouncemeat that he has produced compound thar
grows hair on any bald head. The doctor makes
the claim that after experiments. taking years to
complete. he has at last reached the goal Of his
ambition. To the doctor all heads are alike.
There are none which cannot be cured by this re-
markable remedy. The record Of the cures already
made 10 truly marvellous. and were 1t not for the
hign standing of the great physician and the con-
vincins testimony of Thousands of citizens all
the country 1t would seem too miraculous to be
true.
There can be no doubt Of the doctors ca -,estness
In making his claims his cures be dis
uuted He does not ask any man. woman or child
to take his or any else's word for It. but Le
stands ready and willing to send free trial pack.
aees Of this great hair restorative to any Who
writes to him for It. inclosing 2-cent stamp to
urepay postage In single night 1t has started
hair to growing ON heads bald for yean. It has
stopped falling hair In one hour. II peysr fails.
matter what the condition. age or ser. Old men
ard young men, women aud children all have profit
ed by the free use OF this great new discoverr.
II you are bald. If your hair Is fallias ,out Il
your hair. eyebrows eyelashes are thfn Or short
write the Altenheim Medical Dispensary. e029
Butteraeid building. cincinnati. Ohio. inclosing .
2-cent stamp to preany postage Tor free packass.
and In shert time Jon Win be entirely resfosse.
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Evening star., 1902-03-13
WITH A LOUD CRASH
WATER TANK CoLLAPsEs AMI
FALLS TO GROUND.
Lumber Yard Flooded - Might Have
Been observation-disclosures
No One Injured.

large water tank in the lumber ward
" Tue 1oseph l.. Crupper planning mill 1s,b
street ana Ohio avenue northwest COLLAR
sea this morning at 7:35 with cras, thn.
startled the neighborhood
Inc tank, which held about oo OOo so,-
IONS OF water was at an elevation 80 a.
leet ana supported by an immense frame
work constructed of I2-inch timbers o,.sr
Wen twelve feet in diameter and about
forty feet in depth.
Inc framework crashed into largo milo
OF lumber and the force of the fa,, cansaa
tue tank to burst. the water flooding The
east end Of the yard.
Inc tank was located Just north NJ ~.
polier room. Had it fallen toward N.
south 1t would have crashed into the hoiI-
ers ana disastrous explosion would ,,,.t
likely have resulted A"o"'
Fortunately No One Injured.
Inc employees had just driven from Tho
yard. having passed within a few feet Of
the tank, and the engineer, Joseph caId-
well. was on his way to the engine roo,,
"hen the collapse occurred. Fortunately
no one was near enough to be injured.
Inc connections with the boiler wara
broken. The damage will approxjmata
about $iOO
Inc tank had been in use about thirteen
years The collapse was likely due to the
recent rains. which had loosened Tho
ground about the framework and caused
slHe Ioundation to give way.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
END OF BIG TRAFFIC Poor
Trunk Line Association Takes Hint
From the President

AOAA IAc 1IoS1OcQC.
A dispatch from New York last n,pb+
says: The railroad presidents and trannc
managers composing the Trunk Line Asso-
citation met yesterday and decided that
the money poor' Of the railroads NJ tha
association shall cease to exist after Ami,
!. The railroads composing the pool which
Is the strongest traffic association .vor
formed In the United States, are the Nau,
York Central and Hudson River the Penn
sylvania, the Erie. the Baltimore and ob,o
the West Shore. the Delaware. Lack. .
wanna and Western, the Lehieh, the New
York, Ontario and Western and the Cen.
trail Railroad Of New Jersey
The dissolution Of the association wo1
precipitated by news from the west th.t
President Roosevelt had intfmated that
proceedings would be commenced arain.t
all roads which were members of pooling
arrangements. Several western pools have
been abandoned In the past few days for
the same reasons.
The action Of the Trunk Line Aseoc,a-
tion is said to be by far the most impor-
tant event in the eastern freight trafYic
situation which has occurred In many
years. and the abandonment Of the assO-
citation was strongly urged by President
Newman Of the New York Central
This pool was the richest and most DOW
erful combination ever formed to main
tain rates and divide business among it's
members Regular returns were made Of
the tonnage carried out of New York by
each company and certain quota was
allotted to each railroad. For each ton
carried in axcess Of the regular quota
each road paid $40 into the pool. the total
which did not come up to their regular
share.
Evening star., 1902-03-13

consist Of the following counties, in addi-
tion to the cities of Alexandria and Win
chester: Alexandria. Fairfax, Loudoun.
Prince William. Culpeper. Fauquier. Or
ange. Louisa. Frederick. Clark and Kappa
hammock, By this plan the three last named
counties are to be substituted for Stafford
and King George, now in this district. 1t
also specifies the addition of the city of
Winchester. which is in Clark county.
Annual Church Meeting.
meeting of the congregation Of the
Methodist Protestant Church was held last
night. and the following stewards were
elected for the ensuing year: H. NJ. HantZ-
mon. Nevelle s. Greenaway, J. T. Harng.
Edgar Lyles. E. S. Hantzmon, Charlie
Hantzmon, Robert Hancock. A. Sullivan.
j. II. Trimyer, l.. Sullivan, Ernest Pittman
and j. T. Devaughn. Mr.. J. T. Haring was
elected delegate to the annual conference
Of the church. which meets at Centerville.
Md. April 2. J. H. Trimyer was chosen
alternate. The delegate was instructed to
ask for the return Of the present pastor.
Rev. J. H. S. Eweli.
Fined for Damaging Urn.
James Webb colored. was before Mayor
Simpson In the police court this morning
to answer the charge Of damaging large
urn at the confederate monument at the in
tersection of Prince and Washington
streets. 1t developed that the vessel was
upset by the prisoner while he and another
colored boy were racing on bicycles around
the statue. Mayor Simpson said he intend
ed to break up such practices and imposed
fine of s.. Josephine Lee. colored.
charged with escaping from the workhouse.
was ordered to be returned to that insti-
tuition. ~ef-s.,.
General Matters.
The literary department Of the Epworth
League M. e. Church South has arranged
q special program for a meeting to be held
In the lecture room of the church tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. Several musical selec-
tions will be rendered and there will be
brief talks and readings relating to the
history Of the early church.
The funeral Of Miao Annie German, whose
Evening star., 1902-03-13
1 ito 3.

Our regular line Of Ladies Fine
Dongola Lace Shoes: sold at 81 60 s1.19.
Ladies Patent Leather French
Heel Shoes: $500 ralue-s1. so.
Best Quality 5-4 Table Oil
cloth. white and colors; sells at 21c. yard
Size.
Pretty Art Draperies, handsome
colors and effects; sell at 1Oc yard-4Hc.
Children's Blouse Dresses, nice
ly made: all sizes-9sc
White Turkish Wash Rags
1c.
Fancy Tea Toweling, usually
selling for &c. yard; 1s inches wide-3Nc.
Ready-made Pillow Cases,
hand -ironed and torn deep hems-5Nc.
Bleached Table Napkins, firing
ed; sell at 81 dozen49c.
Pocket Scissors, good quality
SC.
Baby Talcum Powder, 1z-lb.
can-8c.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
1 1 to 1 3.

Pebble Cheviots, in the most
called-for shades; A. inches wide: elegant for
costumes: regularly SOC. yard-39c.
All-wool Black Batiste, yard
wide; most desirable and popular for spring
and summer wear: rich, fast black: sells readi-
ly at SOC. yard--39c.
Black All-silk Taffeta, rich and
lustrous: very serviceable standard quality;
everywhere at Soc. yard-30c.
Black Figured Grenadine, As
inches wide: exquisite designs; never retailed
under s1.25 yard-very special for this hour
only. 69c.
Bleached Muslin, good size
lengths; full yard wide-31sc. yard.
New Pearl Buttons, worth up
to &C. dozen-2c.
Goodyear "Hygeia" Syringes-
Women's Full Regular Balbrig-
gan Hosiery; sell at 2oc.-3c.
Mems Black Hose, with white
feet; zoe. value-12l.c.
Mems Fast Black Hose, full
regular made; sell at 25c.-12lac.
Cllildren's Black Hosiery, sizes
to 10: 12lac value-9c.
Women's Fancy Hosiery, black
grounds: sell at 15c-9c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
short or long sleeves; doube-seat drawers; Soc.
value-33c.
Ladies Dongola Button Shoes,
light. flexible soles; regular price, $125-79c.
All sizes in Mems soc. and 75c.
Rubbers-19c.
Children's Kidskin Spring Heel
Lace Shoes: sizes up to IL; regularly 1.OO-5Oc.
Misses Spring Heel Shoes, la
dies Sizes $3.50 yalue-75c.
Evening star., 1902-03-13

death occurred Tuesday night at Provi-
dence Hospital. Washington. will take place
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock from St.
Mary's Catholic Church in this city. The
deceased was a niece of Mrs. Edward Dunn
and had many friends in Alexandria.
Rev. DR.. William NJ. Pettis of Grace
Church. Georgetown, preached last night at
Grace Episcopal Church in this city.
Miss Nellie O'Neal died suddenly last
night at her home Fairfax street be-
tween Princess and Oronoco streets She
was about thirty years of age. The funeral
arrangements will be made later.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER RE
MAINS OF WESTON ATKINSON.
The Railway Man Killed In Wreck
Buried With Masonic Honors
General News.
Evening Star Bureau.
No. 701 King Street,


ALEXANDRIA, Va. March Ii. 1902.
Funeral services over the remains or
Weston H. Atkinson. who was killed In
the railroad wreck at Manassas Tuesday.
took place this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
his late residence. on South Alfred street
Among the large number Of citizens who
attended the services were members OF the
Masonic fraternity. to which the deceased
belonged. and employees Of the Southern
Railroad Company, in the service of which
company Mr.. Atkinson met his death. Rev.
d. v. Regester Of the NJ. E. Church South
pficiated. The remains were inferred in
Union cemetery with Masonic rites. con-
6ueted by Alexandria w Washington Lodge.
6he pallbearers were members OF the order
Change in Congressional District.
According to the reapportionment bill Of
Rered In the state legislature by Delegate
Robert e. Lee Of Fairfax. and now pend
ons. the eighth congressional district Is to
Evening star., 1902-03-13
1 = to 1

Fancy Linen Bureau and Side
board Scarfs. Fancy Centers. fringed all
around Out to buyer}-9Bc.
Turkey Red Table Covers,
ready for use, sell at SOC. (but to a buyer)-
25c.
Mems Fine Madras Shirts, reg
ularly $1.OO and 75c.-25c.
8 pairs Mems slightly mis-
mated Shoes, size I, worth $2.00-b0c.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
Suicide Found to Be $4,000 Short.

VIM. H. Hofmeister. late supreme recorder
OF the Legion Of Honor. who committed sui
eide in st. Louis January u, within twelve
hours after having been defeated for re-
election. was short In his accounts with the
lodge to the amount Of $2O514. This was
announced in a signed statement by the of
hcers Of the order. who have just finished
an examination of the books The defalca-
tons are shown as extending over ten
years.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
iqui. The reason for this action Is
own. Everything is quiet here to-

Senior N. Bolet Monogas of New York,
formerly secretary Of the Venezuelan le-
cation here, has been delegated by Senor
Manuel A. Matos. chief Of the revolution
airy party In Venezuela, to go to Europe
and purchase another vessel to assist the
steamer Bolivar in her filibustering expedi-
tions-Sener~ Monegas will sail in April.
Evening star., 1902-03-13

Of the murder OF Pearson. but of otbars
within short while
oherin Lindley is looking for two more
negro women and six or eight white non
some OF whom are wanted as witnesses
Evening star., 1902-03-13

The machinery mouiders at Cleveland,
Ohio. have struck for an advance In
wages.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
10 to 1 4 .

Women's Fast Black Hosiery,
15c. value-7c.
Mems All-silk Shield Bows,
sell at o5c.-3 TO; 25c.
Mems All-silk Four-in-H Hands,
standard quality at 5Oc.-25c.
Mems Lisle Thread Hosiery,
drop-stitch, sell at 25c.-15c.
Women's Fast Black Lace
Hose the 25c. grade-2 pair for 25c.
Pure Toilet Soap, nicely per-
fumed1c.
Needles, all sizes-Io. paper.
Silk Plisse and Satin Liberty
Silks light medium and dark grounds. pretty
Dresden effects and stripes. sell at 39c. yard
l9c.
Black Japanese Habutai Silk,
soft. rich and lustrous, 23 inches wide. SOC.
and i9c. value-29c
New Corded, Figured and
Striped Lawns light. medium and dark grounds
sell at Sc. yard-41sc
Wool Albatross-the most de-
sirabe fabric for tucked waists. children's
dresses. ETC.; light blue. pink. cream. Nile.
national blue. old rose. red. gray and black;
sells at SOC. yard-25c.
All-wool Black Storm Serge,
full yard wide. sells always at soc. yard-29c.
Boys Everlasting Corduroy
Knee Pants-29c.
Ladies Very Fine Pedestrian
Skirts; fashionably made OF finest materials:
gray, blue and brown 5.9S is the price usually
-$3.9s.
Ladies' Cloth Embroidered
House slippers, 75c. auality-37c.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
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4h5s sisnasdse . On every bog q Ne gsAaia1
Laxative BrOm0-Q Quinipe Tssasss
Evening star., 1902-03-13

- - - -
tCoNTINUED3 -..f
20 dozen Ladies Drawers and
Corset Covers: fine muslin and cambria: lace
and embroidery trimmings; sell at 50c.-29c.
Infants Long and Short Slips
-19c.
Children's Refers, all-Wool
cloth; to 6 years-ssc.
Pretty Reed and Rattan Co
Carts; various styles; worth $40 $6.9s.
Best Stair or Runner Oilcloth,
pretty colors and styles; sells at 1oc. yard-5hc.
All-wool Ingram Carpet Rem
nants; suitable for rugs; neat designs; worth
up to 8Oc.-25c.
Heavy White Bed Spreads,
pretty patterns: sell at soc.-(one to buyer)
40c.
Extra Heavy Floor Oilcloth,
new line of colors and patterns: sells at 3oc.
yard-2sc.
Boys High-grade Shirt Waists,
plain white. pleated and tucked; also colors;
nicely made; sell at 49c--14c.
Little BOYS Knee Pants, 3 and
years: buckle and bow bottom; extra good
quality; sold at 75c.-19c.
BOYS Double-breasted Suits, in
excellent materials. neat mixtures; Il. Is and
16 years: sold at s3.9s-s1.19.
Boys 3-piece Knee Pants Suits,
splendid quality. made in best manner; sold at
$49s-s2.49.
Young Mems 3-piece Long
pant suits. 16 to 10 years, in finest worsteds.
neat medium gray stripe effects, for spring
wear. sold always at $149s-for this hour.
$3.50.
Women's Very Elegant Black
SILK Dress Skirts. in a number of handsome
styles. elaborately trimmed and designed;
$12.9s regularly $s9S.
Women's Warm Weather Suits,
in finest India linen. batiste and lawn-white.
natural and every color elegantly trimmed
with lace inserting and edging. hemstitching.
tucks. etc: will sell from $3.50 to $3.50
choice, $2.9S. Skirts aione-38c.
ChOlce OF any Ladies Black or
Tan Short Coat. very high grades; selling
as high as $19.9S. Special to close, $4.9S.
Ladies Extremely Stylish Walk
ing Pedestrian Skirts; beautifully made Of
finest all-wool materials: gray. blue and brown;
$7.9S is the price usually-$4.9S
Beautiful Blue BroadclOth Skirts
deep stitched founce; best binding and lining;
sell at s99S $4.9S.
Elegant Blue and Black Chew
lot Dress Skirts: made with full flare and ser
pentine founce; very high grade; $l2.9S usually
-$19S.
Women's Elegant Tafeta Silk
Waists. in the spring NODES beautifully
designed and very high grade; black, white and
all colors; never sold under $4.98 So 40.
Women's Suits, in newest and
most stylish effects: blue. black and brown;
handsomely made; sell regularly at $12.98-for
this hour. $7.S8.
Evening star., 1902-03-13
Marvellous
Growth of Hair.

A FAMOUS DOCToR-CHEMIsT HAS DISCOv-
Erred COMPOUND THAT GROWS
HAIR ON A BALD HEAD IN
SINGLE NIGHT.
STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT CAUSES DOC
TORS TO MARVEL AND STAND DUN
FOUNDED AT THE WONDERFUL CURES.
THE DISCOyERER SENDS FREE TRIAL PACK
AGES TO ALL WHO WRITE.
After half a century spent in the laboratory.
crowned with high honors for his many world
famous discoveries. the celebrated physician
Evening star., 1902-03-13

" w Il VIZ
Apron Ginghams, new, assorted
styles -37sc. yard
Unblcachcd Muslin, good, serv-
iceable quality-o7s". yard.
Dressmakers Best Cambrics-
a7sc. yard.
Gray Skirting Flannel, usually
selling at Sc. yard -27sc.
Mems High-grade Silk Umbrel-
las. sell at 50 always-sl-25
Women's Silk Umbrellas, fine
grades. regularly s. S125.
36-inch White Curtain Scrim,
neat designs. sells at sc. yard-1Nc.
White Bed Spreads, pretty pat
terms. usually Soc q to a buyer)-29c.
Waterproof Felt Window
shades, various colors. with f1tures-shc.
Children's Pretty Percale Dress
es. 1 to 3 years-13c.
Children's Drawers, all sizes
9sc.
Whittemore's Combination Shoe
Dressing. 1Oc size-4c.
Paff's Regular 75c. Children's
Spring Heel Shoes-35c.
Best Quality Braid Shoe Laces,
all lengths doz.
Ladies' Fine Walking Skirts:
stylishly made: In blue and two shades OF
gray: trimmed with deep iounce; very dressy;
sell at $i9S-at 81 ~.
Bows Shirt Waists, substan-
TALLY made of good materials. all colors--5c.
Evening star., 1902-03-13

$50 yards Curtain Swiss, in dot =!
effects. also coIors: very slightly soed: worth a
up to 15c. Iard-7Hc. 81
Heavy 1914 Gray Blankets, neat y
colored borders-23c ID
II papers Steel Hair Pins-4c. i
2 dozen Hooks and Eves-1c. d
Seersucker Dress Ginghams, all {
good styles-37sc. yard. q
Cheesecloth, in navy and s
national blue-1c yard. 8
Black Batiste Lawn, fast color, d
sells at 1Oc. and 12kc. yard-6Ac q
Black and White Moire Velour. u
the new silk fabric very rich; Soc yard at all q
stores-39c.
Misses Best Foot-Form d
Epamel Leather Lace Shoes, sizes up to 2; j
value. $2.O0-$1.19
Ladies Finest Extension-sole d
Oxford Ties; regular price. $2.50-$14s. 4
Ladies Broad Sole Enamel d
Leather Lace Shoes; $3.50 value-$14s d
Lot Best French Flannel q
Waists. odd sizes, but every size In the lot q
all high grade-special at 9Sc. n
Little Boys and Girls Gingham .
Aprons-25c. d
kimona Dressing Sacques, in :?
25 new styles-5Oc s,
Mems Madras and Cheviot ;:
Shirts, new styles; 81 regularIy-59c. :;
Mems Pleated Percale Shirts. q
selling at 75c.-39c.
A new purchase of finest and y
most elaborately designed Tafreta Silk Waists q
In all colors. including black and white; the n
very modish sprng'enects; 81 values-$28s
Women's Very Handsome and >
Extremely Stylish Black Taffeta Silk Dress ;,
Skirts. made and trimmed in the finest STYLES "
and including the most effective and smart de- y
signs; sell at $40 98-$1498 =
Boys Shirt Waists, low priced =
at 25c.-12hc. Il