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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-29

In high official circles at Washing
ton, this being an off year, Mr.. Jones
of the Indian department is investi-
eating the status of the first families
of America, and particularly those
resident in the Rocky mountain re-
gion. First the edict went forth that
tie generic name of the red man
should be officially changed to Amer
ind, and while the coffee coolers were
laboring under the effects of the stig-
ma, the second order came forth that
the buck should be shorn of his
browning glory of raven locks. The
bucks Immediately prepared to or
ganize a ghost dance in opposition to
this scheme and no agent has yet
had the temerity to approach them
with the sign of the shears. But the
paternal idea is still working in the
head of the department, and move
ment is on foot to deny government
assistance to the able bodied bucks on
the reservation who are able to work.
Conceive, if you can, Man-that-f1ies-
like-a-bird, or Bird-all-over-the-gr
or, in fact any able bodied aborigne
earning his bread by the sweat of his
brow. Rations will not be distributed
to those who can and will not work,
nor to their families, under the latest
ruling of the commissioner, which
has not yet been put into effect how
ever.
Mr.. Plat has, however, doomed up
as a friend in need for the Amerind,
and has offered a resolution in the
senate to determine if the rights of
the aborigine under the treaty of 1896
are being guarded by the interior de-
partment, particularly as to compen-
sation for lands now in possession of
>-e government or settlers. The
North American Indian is a prob
lematic subject just now which is
taxing the charity of the long
haired men and short haired women
of the Indian Rights association of
New England.
Youngsters, after having a course
of several years in the special semi
naries of the east, graduate with hon
ors, and, after a valedictory upon the
principle of elevation of mankind or
kindred subject, return to the res
ervation and at once doff their civil
lied toys and habit themselves in the
blanket and gee string This worries
the association muchly. Other in
stances which are now in process OF
investigation concern the license and
immortality which obtains at reserva-
ton schools, one Idaho Indian school
teacher at least having provided him
self with wife or two, the pick of
the tribe at Owyhee agency, obtain
ing possession through the medium
of a pony and gun to the various
| fathers, and living in oriental bliss
until special agent rudely shattered
his patriarchial dreams.
Further along the Amerind line it
is now stated that radical changes
are about to be made in the Flathead
and Fort Peck agencies, which may
mean the retirement of the present
| agents
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-29

fancy of yourself, and your own name
much more terrible than that of
Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17
THE BURLINGTON'S NEW FAST
DENVER TRAIN.

It's "Nebra3ka-C Colorado Express
now leaves st. Louis 2:l5 p. m, ar
rives Denver 3:15 next day-three
hours quicker.
Travellers arriving in st. Louis in
the morning have a half day for busi-
ness or visiting the Worlds Fair city;
at 3:15 the next day they are in Den
yer, with the afternoon in that city,
before leaving for the coast via scenic
Colorado. No other through train to
Denver offers such remarkably con
venient schedule.
Personally conducted California ex-
cursions from st. Louis every We'd
nesday night in through tourist sleep.
ers via scenic Colorado.
TO THE NORTHWEST.
'sThe Burlington Northern Pacific
Express" is the great daily through
train St. Louis and Kansas City to
Montana, Washington, Tacoma, Seat
tie, Portland
TO THE WEST.
Irilc Burlington runs the best equip
ped trains to Kansas City, st. Joseph,
Omaha, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Denver
Write us of your proposed trip and
let us advise you the least cost, send
you printed matter, free, etc.
=. NJ. RUGG, LW. WAKFLEY.
T. P. A.. GA Pine St., Gen'l Pas. Agt..
ST. LOUIS. MO. ST. LOUIS, MO
HOWAtD. ELLtOTT,
General Manager.
ST. LOUIS. MO-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17
The
CIR raphie's
FRlVOLE AND
AMARYLLIS.

81 am going 20 the .\Stor library tbs
very minute, and the next time Mr
Van Sehaik comes to see I've he viii not
go away aha tell that holr,l Gowdy,
Nell Denham, that ana Il pretty little
.feathcrhea,l' Oh, dear. oh, dear, If
De had only Said il Ia any one ,ise in
the world bet to that sirl, who still
wears four-in- hand ties and big sleeves.
as Noah's family did when il came out
of the ark, and doesn't Know this years
style of sailor hat from last years.
Ard so she hie, herself off to the
Astot. library.
Amaryllis was looking very sad when
Frivole arrived. She didn't have Fri
yole.s rose and cream complexion CT
FliNole's l0erry laugh. But l'riNole
didn't appreciate her blessings that
morning. The first thing she did was
&C. begin to sob.
"Frivole, dear, what is it,
"Oh nothing, only wsh-I wish I
could have a little wrinkle in my fore
head like you. and then people would
say ! thought sometimeS.'
AEafNillS rang iOf tea.
I'm so dscourag ged. Amaryllis." And
she rolled her handkerchief into II ball
and dahbeI each eye.
Il want % be sensible and serious
md J! don't know how. | want to be
clover aad Improve ny mind. want
to be like YOU, And such picture of
appealing 'a:$CrN the silver teapot haO
seare"i> Reflected before.
8 A>aarHl4tS loo1ed herrtl.ed
M" Saa Scha;k. TIE Aufully elevet
one. Who writes beel.S ana is 4 lawyer
end is Going t. congress and all that
you kaoN We'll. he called once II
awhile. aud b. said | Was a ffpather
head ~. What t dreadful woiei!!
"tad yuH wish to i'iea@e this site,
freaturc::" sail ,Amary3lS. dranpin=
,unsp 81 sugar tato Fr v9le'S tea Sup
1oS2 yea read some. Take rn Il eol'rs'
Of hist ny. DEFY Madison is a fad JUS
NOW. Read up Dolly and tie war .
13i22. War makes good small talk thrs'
day. aud if he is going 10 conGresS :
1T sounds very hard. fAltered tn
ambitious one, but IN try.
'"That's right, dear. \oW III contiG
liz gov. laiiso!c want to be trive
lous-"
"Gh, AAa"yHts"
"l,a tired of being learned. wan
To- Know how to lie attractive all
pleaSaht when people are tired rs We
rs whom they are fresh aud ready
listen anl argue. want TO be lih
you. NoW. tell nae how. You neN'
WEAR ~ pie or task their intellerts {
upset Jbeir nerves. Hou amuSe the
NM II .reSh theM.
o.. talk nonsense and Wear preti
dre.>2s, aud when the atmosphere
sad just earl your hair all over thii
yoH are awfuiiy foolish. though.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17
T)Hlc!Y. ):!1. :Io1v :; :; :;

don't know much about anything eva
but mamua always said Il t1irt was
born Il nrt, and think you would not
be half so nice if you We're frivolous,
AmaIyllis.'
So they parted.
1t was fragrant and softly gloomy ir
the iamplghted music room, and FRI.
yole. looking rather White and anxious.
sal bolt upright en- the piano stool.
MI day she had been ..studyin@ lter.
aturc' and ''improving her mind"
Kings and queens We're to her rs sc
many puppets. Paga Fin and eiyiliZa.
tiou were mere words to play With.
She was we'll up III literature. 1t was q
novel position for E'rivole. and when
MI. Van Scilaik WAS usherel in he was
surprised. She didn't run into the hall
to meet him with some absurd vel
come which he heard. misunderstood
;,nd annlyZcd as charming. She didn't
laugh and shake her hand vigorously
and then sit down with a cloud Of f;..ii,s
around ler and chatter to him.
Alas. she did nothing of the kind. He
QWoke her from Il scene of carnage
when he entered, and she raised two
brilliant eyes and Il flushed face from
her book. advanced with intense suf-
fering depicted on every feature and
wringing his hand, said:
"Oh, Mr.. Van Schaik. how glad l am
to see yorl Wasn't it perfectly dread.
full about poor Mary. queen OF scots:"
1t Was very unNind Of him, DIT Mr.,
Van Schaik went away to the :ioun.
,ains next day. He declared that his
aerses We're completely shaken sla-
AmaryllS shook the silver te:s 'arll an
xrily. and l'rivo,e allowed r~" .lcan-
Gerin@ tear; To ca.e>> hey pink .ieeAs.
well. it's (; console: ION anyhow,
Amarylls. II know that you We're ..ot
q Success.
"rhanks." sni.i AlnaryiIis.
"W'h"t dil they say when yna tr-,a!
70 be like me-"
"WeN | don't Hike to seem rii,lc. ri
vole dear. brt The family woUllu' I
,,,ten 'fhey simply ah3ceu,zed. The
girls ~, said had turard INFO Gotio
iou rcmemnrr = )tio in TIE hook. who
talked ahon4 her ,ahy as a landed pro,
nlipt0r ant WI he'd she could he 4
! christian martyr. SO that Ser fingers
would rurl 4p like bacon Whea tley
burned hoy at the stake.
Then my laugh-you know you
iau-h all the time, FriNuie- Well. my
! laugh t,red Bob SO that he knocked
over a Vase Which fatl.er brought from
Egypt, and they all concluded that
WAS ts sterical and had better take q
yacatipn.'
Poor Amaryilis. III go with yen l.,
my gray frock comes home"
".ind What did Mr.. Van Schnik ga,
After you tried to open the converse
ton
Say? Why. he almost tainted, ant
well. | don't think he appreciate.
clever, cultured waaien. 1t Eli depends
OH what one is used to, | suppose"
And then they drank some more tea
: |, 1t least. have spent upwards of 2
million sterling (S5,0o0, ,Q9W in adver
tisDg-Thomas J. Barratt. Managing
Director, Pears Coap," london,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17

Your local coupon t. .KeJ agent Ia
been supplied with illustrated and de-
scriptive literature showing the beau
ties of the scenery and resorts OF
Colorado and the Rocky mountains.
These books are free for the asking,
and "The Denver Road" will be glad
to give adoea assistance by CORE
spondence in your choice Of place
20 spend your vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17

After deciding to use a Journal cur
advertisements have appeared regA
larlv in each issuo-Thc Globe Co,
Furniture, Cii!~.,:aat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17
Proserity Demands Railroads.

The Chicago, Rock Island & Mexico
Already crossing The Denver
Road at Dalhart.
The Choctaw. Oklahoma e. Gulf
Soon to join the "Denver Road" at
Wichita Falls and Amarillo.
The Blackwell, Enid g. Southwestern
Now building to The Denver Road"
at Vernon.
The Kansas City, Mexico G. Orient
Exepected to join The Denver
ROAD at Chiiicothe.
The Frisco System-Which may meet
1.-The Denver Road at Acme.
The Arkansas & Choctaw-Hea eadef
for The Denver Road" at Wlchlta
Falls
All this, taken with the activity
of immigration and real estate agents
many new settlers, numbers buying
Special 80 days homeseekers' tickets,
and others seeking information. lnss1
Gates that '"rhe Denver Road is con
sidered good company in a deslra Dle
neighborhood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17

RAILROADS CREATE PROSPERITY
This has been demonstrated
by the marked improvement
in condition along g...........
1.-THE DENVER ROAD"
IN TIE TEXAS PANHANDLE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-17

Whittier other lines have come 10
share in the results OF the good
times in that section ...........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

one 81 the most successful bur
slarics committed In Seattle for
months Was reported 20 the police
this morning.
Money. icwelry and clothing val
ued az about si.o0o was stolen by a
thief who Was clever enough 10 leave
no efew behind by witch the police
could trace him.
Alice NJ. Bcvefieieh, president and
OF the Rcverielgh Monufnc~
turing Company wAe the victim
while she slept the thief stole into
her room and stole her vuiuaeics
Mira R~everieiFh's jewels were Of q
great variety and aeme Of them were
donhly valuable. being presents and
helricoms. as well zs Of large intrtn-
sic worth.
The police are pushed and cannot
Is yet and any cl0e 10 werk on. The
burglar wha aid the work was un-
doubtedly Of the professional class
ana a ma who thoroughly UNDER
ftuoa hts business
Mira neNorietnh. who Is a physician
a. we'll IS 4 business wofnan resides
at t1fsA Third avenue. Last night,
as usual she retired az about 10 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

coma every 30 minutes ana the faster
trains VIII make the trip Ia n hour
and Is minutes, Three Of the trains
viii make a two stops outside %
the city limits namely az Kent aud
Auburn. Tho others viii be accom-
mediation trains. stopping az any
crossing Whore \ signal a. displayed
The equipment of the read at the
start VIII consist % eleven cara. fiye
Of which viii be motors ana STA TRAIL
efs. The motor ears VIII have space
for a smoking room and Tor light
express matter. All freight tfanic
viii he carried between the hours %
midnight and 4 a. "a.
The last car vii leave Tacoma at
ttsS ., m. and Seattle at midnight
although IN view % an intermediate
acrYics u viii be possible 10 leave
either clty for Kent OF Auburn az
lao a. m.
II Is expected that the company
viii be ready by August rs 20 run a.
Tar az the new race track. The
Grant street line VIII be used 90
make a deuhle track frem the city
10 the fair grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
BURGLAR MAKES
A Big HAUL OF jewels
Hoss Mrs. ALICE N. eEvERLgleA OF DIAMONDS AND OTHER
vAluAslEs WORTH Asou 7 $1,000.

O'clock. When she awoke this morn
ms she was sadly surprised 10 md
that her Jewels were missing. Every
thing Ia the con HAD ~eNtdenny been
scrutinixed by the painsfaking thief
Bureau drawers. trunks. boxes and
every posaihle hidlng place had been
searched by the merry thief Moth
ing ESCAPED him.
Mrs neVerteigh roughly estimates
her actual loss II from $3.50 70 $1,000.
To her tho articles stolen are much
more valuable. Resides between $40
ana $50 IN money. the hu -Eiar stole
seven skirts several of which Mere
Of silk. Two diamond earrings. a
diamond ring. an emerald valued at
slice. a cluster ring and other ar
tieies OF teweify were stolen.
The earrings she valued at $40
aud the diamond ring At about sta0
As soan ae she discovered the theft
Mrs. Hexerielkh notified the police,
ofHcer Wilkes the patrulman pa the
Third avenue beat. was sent "a In
y~estiEate and made hts report "a the
station. Detectives viii ho put on
the case and viii do all they "a to
ferret cat the thief.
There i little Tor them 10 work on,
however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
Big Reduction Shi1
Wo;~<~ Prices That Average
w d1StS About Half the Values

ooc for regular Sr.zs Dimity.
Lawn and Percale Waists, in
white and colors.
CSC for SI.so Waists. in mad
ras. chambray and batiste, in
all sizes and styles.
Sf.25 for regular Sa.oo Mcr-
Icerizcd Chambray. Dimity and
Foulard Waists. all sizes. many
styles, in white and eolors.
Sr.so for S7.7s Waists. in now
city stripes. in plain colors or
dots. foulards and many other
fabrics are represented in this
lot.
S3.o8 for Wash Silk Waists.
the last OF several good selling
lines. in black, white or fancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

45c White Fish Net for
2zHe.
4se Imported Dotted Curtain
Swiss al ~ Ia.
zoe White Swiss. with red or
satin stripe, at Ioc.
Sf.z5 iambour Muslin Cur
tains for SI.I5.
zoe Hamburg. Nairsook and
Cambria Embroideries for Ioc,
"a I-2e Hamburg. Nainsook
aud Cambria Embrolderies at
sc.
SOC Cushion Tops. stamped
IN figures. al 2gc.
zoe Stamped Linen Turn
Over Collars for SC.
zse Stamped Linen Tray
Cloths for SOC,
Ncnise Insertions and Bead
iugs. regularly selling at 10. 20
and SOC a yard. at oc. lac and
.f9c.
II lac Fancy Persian Bfaids
for lac.
Chiffon. Moussellaine de Sole
Liberty SILK. regular prices zsc
and soc yard. for 20 and 2se.
Womcns Fancy Neekwear.
regular price s. %. for Sf.I3.
Womens Fancy Neekwear.
regular price $3.50. for Sf.7s.
Womens Fancy Stocks and
Long Ties. regular price soc
and age. for 2se and II lac.
Al silk Moirc Ribbon. 42c
kinds for zic a yard.
Double-fared Satin Ribbon. Z
inehes wide. regular price 7se,
for AZ lac a yard.
Women's 2se Handkerehiefs
for u lac.
Black Chantiiiy Lace Cal
looms. new line. 2sc and soc
goods. at. the yard. II r-2c.
Lse and 2oc Black Chantilly
Lace Galloons. at. the yard.
J f-zc.
Women's $3.50 Chambray
Shirt Waist Suits for SAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

| Women's 81. 50 Long Kimon-
os for SI.2s.
Women's Tailor-madc Suits,
our entire stock. at half price.
Misses Tailor-made Suits,
every one in the store at hall
price.
36inch Colored Granite
Dress Goods. regular price 25e
a yard, at II f-2e.
44-inch Fancy Black Soliele
Dress Goods. regular price soc.
for age.
Printed Warp Fancy Taffcta
silks. regular price S5e, for
q lac.
$3.50 Silk Stripe Etamine for
Use.
Children's SIS White Dress
IS. sizes 2, 3. I and 5 years. for
$3.50.
Children's sos White Dress
e., for S3.4S.
Childrens SAYS White Dress
es for Sz.sS.
Childrens $685. White Dress
es for $Io3.
Children's Bingham. Cham
bray and Pereale Dresses. regu-
lar prices S3.zs. S22s. $3.50.
|Sf.7s. ose and 7oc. at Sf63,
|Sii3. 7sc. ose. 4oc and 4oc. re-
spectively. or just half price.
Polishing Irons. regular price
45c. at - lac.
Mrs. Otis Sad Irons, set of
three with handle and stand,
regular price Si.2s, for o5c.
Iron Frame Wfingers. regu-
larry sold at Sr.2s. for 65e.
Choppihg Bowls, regular
price f5c. for &c.
Pretty odd old fashioned Blue
Saueers. regular price three for
Ioc. at six for foc.
7se Glass Berry Bowls at r3c.
Women's French Balbriggan
Vests. regular price soc, Tor age.
Women's White Union Suits.
regular price sr.oo, for soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

Chlidren's Red and Blue Lace
shoes, spring heels. regular value
sLso and fi.55: for ssc.
Children's One and TtTo-Strap
Sandals, spring heels. sizes 5 TO IL,
worth Si.2k and $3.50. for csc.
Boys and Youths' Satin Calf Lace
Shoes, low heels. worth $40: for csc.
sanford's Library Paste. regular
value ibc; for 1ec.
10 Tablets; from 9 TO II at &c.
900 boxes Toilet scan. three cakes
In a box. worth isc: from : TO II at
&c.
Ninetta Face Powder imported.
worth csc: from 8 10 II al l0c.
Wright's Tooth Powder. from S to
II at l2isc.
Mixed Candy; from s to II at ioc a
pound.
so-inch Black Briiiiantine, heavy
thread, 55c quality; at Use.
striped Brilliantine. in best shades.
S6c quality: for soc.
Meme soc Night shirts: from s to
II at zoe.
Boys' colared Percaie shirts. with
collars and Guns attached; from s
to II az zoe.
women's 1900 Pedestrienne skirts
OF gray Irish frieze. well made. with
i've rows Of fancy tucking. and four
rows OF stitching around skirt; from
5 TO IL at si.ag.
sz.oo White Piuue Skirts, heavy
materials, with graduated fiounce: az
only si.25.
Flannellette Dressing Sacques. rer-
ular price 800: at acc.
Twt1e shopping Bags. regular price
2sc; from 5 To IL at fsc.
Patent Non-1Nwisting Tape. assort-
cd widths. worth Toe n bunch: from
! 10 II at &c a bunch.
This is In white only.
rine Steel Pins, with Jet heads, as
sorted lengths In the same paner
worth 7he a paper; from s To- N AZ
2 papers for &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30


chiidren's white Aprons. 10 I
TO IL. made IN muslin or plain A4A
worth z5c: at Csc.
Carriage Robes for chiidrenx 9
white wool eiderdown. handsor1e4
embroidered. worth ti.5o. for ~
Broken lots Of bis Straw HatStN[
ular value ssc and SOC: from : -
at CSC.
Boys Corduroy Pants. sixes I ~
years, worth 65c; from 5 20 IL atS@
Women's Jersey Ribbed White "
ton shaped Vests. low neck ~
sleeveless, regular price i5c. frcns
to If at Toe.
women's Jersey Ribbed ccfI@
Vests, high neck. long sleeves IN ~, y
only. regular price 2sc: from : w
at lee.
Glass Berry Bowls. regular pms
Csc, from s to IL at lOc. :.
Pancake Turner's, regular prizes
from s 20 IL at Sc.
Dover Egg Beaters, regular p'Ns
Sc; from S TO IL at Sc. !.
Lemon Soueezers. regular PRIV -
from s to II at SC.
Pin Pong Sets. with wood raek<.s,
htai HittC %tsNVs Af1ih : -
1ec a set.
Decorated Paper Napkins res'.,
larry worth Csc a hundred; ITO" :
TO IL at 15c. -
One lot fine Sheer White ~
Cream Swiss, In decorated horai ~
tern, worth zoe a yard. from > 70 =
at only lie. -
4-inch knotted Rug Frines. dousAa
heading, for binding. oil wool. WV
l5c. from s 20 II at &C. -
womcn's Collars, trimmed w.
polka dots and embroidery. W."
ssc: from 3 TO II at 23c. =.
Cambria Embroideries. very
qualities. worth Toe and iaisc ay"-
from : TO II at I've.
Canvas Table Covers. stampeo~
colors, scroll design. worth SOC; w
s 10 IL at soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
NEW PARTY
Labor and iudustrlal Issues
tta Purpose

NEW HAVEN, Caun. July 30
Al a conference here today preiim-
innf. steps were taken faF the organ
lt0tiuu of a new state political party
TO ne known a. the Economic league.
A. indicated IN lie mn the new
party viii concern itself chiefly with
labor and Industrial quotations.. Chisf
amnHE the promoters of the moves
mont are Mayer Sullivan ot Hart
ford and Mayor Charters 81 Anaonia.
A state platform IN 20 be prepared
aud a Geneal scheme formulated for
putting some 81 It's principles Into
cffeet. The platform Viii probably
contain = clannc ~fayuriuH this inis
tiatiYe and referendum the muuie-
ipal and national ownerahlp Of public
utilities and planks aimed Al the pro-
lnaalunAI nnllilllan ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

Women's Jersey Ribbed Col
ored Vests aud Tights. also
black. regular price 05c. al
81 lac each.
Women's Ribbed Cotton
Vests, regular price 25c, Tor
~ lac.
Women's White Wool Vests
and Pants, regular price sI.zs.
for 61 I~2c.
Ioc box Stationery. ruled and
plain, at Sc.
zoe Tablets. ruled and plain,
at Ioc.
The following $3.50 copyright
books at Use:
The Victim of Circum-
stances" Lest We Forget
The Stieket Ministers Woo
ing" John Forsyth's Aunt
The Million" and many
others.
Women's So Shoes for $3.50.
Mems $z.5 g Shoes for SI.z5.
BOYS and Youths 81 Shoes
for 81.
Childrcn's and Misses 81
Shoes for 81.
SI..5s Linen P~ettieoats for ooe
Siyoo Shirt Waists for soc.
&c Seamless Stockinette
Dress Shields for Ioc a pair.
Five-yard pieces Alpaca
Braid. regular price I5c, for
7 lac.
Tortoise Shell Brand Hair
pins, regular price 7oc a card.
for Ioc.
Collar Buttons, regular price
sc each. for &c.
Pieated Satin Belts, regular
prices sl.75 and SLIGO, for 63c.
Dress Piques, worth rsc, for
7 Lac.
3oe Mercerized Chambray for
Isc a yard.
Cotton Bedford Cord, regu-
lar price I5c a yard, for ? LAC.
Fine Dimities. regular price
rse. for lac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

/ Ise Dress Satines. rev.,.,
price Isc, for 7 lac.
Linen Huek Towels, reeut,
price age, for II lac.
Twilled Crash ToweIing. re-,
ular price Sc a yard, for 4 -
The following z3c Music
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ed His Heart" The crack !
the Whip Two STEP @W,,
Till My Ship Comes IN lie,
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Mems s. Derby Hats at /,
Mems $50 SOFT Hats At =
Boys soc Linen Caps for &
Boys Blue Flannel Blo..
Suits. regularly worth SIX. (a|
.z5c.
Boys S 80 three-piece Srs
y and IS years, for Says.
Mems Golf Shirts. regular ~
grade. for only 81 lac.
Mems soc Ecru Bslbrigu|
Underwear at zsc garment II
suits 20 a buyer only.
Kinks Poppy Bouquet Soat
regular price z5c a boz, ri
"a Lac.
Kinks z5c Juvenile Soap 81
IL lac.
Violet Toilet Ammonia, =
bottle for IL f-zc-
Witch Hazel. zse bottles &
IL lac.
Peppermint Kisses. 7se
pound regularly, for II Fac
Misses 81 and SI-zs k
Gloves for soc.
Womcn's Sr.zs and ST. 90 ri
Gloves for 6oc.
This is by no means I'll n
goods that are on sale al tsE
price or thereabouts, but sinCt
a few selected from each T.
artment-reminders. we tn
OF some OF the needs you ~
that may be supplied BY 81
morrow at half the re-
prices.