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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
Base Ball This Season.

The Kingwood boys are already getting
ready TO pay ball this coming summer and
arc preparing to have e festival or box.
supper before long and raise some monoy
to start out in good shape The club is a
little behind from last year and the year
before on account OF the failure OF other
clubs TO keep engagements. Then the
boys want Co get new uniforms bats balls
aud various things needed Tor q FIRST class
club and so will give an entertainment and
Try TO raise money aud pay up all old
scores aud have some ahead To- purchase
new outfit needed and start out in good
time and in good shape. The club will be-
the best and strongest this year we have
ever had and will tackle anything aud
everything tlat comes along from Bull
Run to Baltimore or Pumpkin Ridge 90
Pitsburg. The club organized Tor the
season Of I9oz las, week aud Will line up as
follows.
Pitcher Maurice Icaksou. Catcher
Alton Jackson, First Base Jesse Jackson.
Second Base James g. Hayes. Third Base
Art Eyick ShOr-Stop- James Murdock
Right Field-ltoy Jackson I.cf Fiold
Elmer Fizcr. Center Field Charley Me.
near. Hoy Jackson and jim Murdock
will be substitute pitchers when necessary
and Maurice Jackson captain Of the club.
The boys did we'll last year. although they
did not have a half a chance with no place
to play till the season was nearly over.
This year they are all heavier and in good
trim and ready for business 40 any time.
Our people should encourage the boys and
stand by them. as the spor, is 70 good
hearty and healthy one. aud nothing ad
ycrtscs town more than 70 crack ball
team. The University club at Morgautown
is also getting ready for business. as soon
as the weather will permit and Mr. T. O.
DOwncy. manager Of the base ball team.
announces that be has definite dates for
games with the following Institutions the
U. Naval Academy at Annapolis. g. s.
Military Academy at Wet Point. Yale
University Wesleyan University Middle.
town. Conn University of Maryland
Georgetown University the University Of
Wisconsin Dcpauw University BackucIl
University Pennsylvania State College.
Washington and Jefferson che Carlisle
Indians. and Two oi three other colleges
When they want to tackle anything out
Of thc college class Dec them come 90 King.
wood or send Tor our buckwheat boys
and oc $3.50 goo over aud keep them guess.
ing ull thc game is over anyhow
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03

For several weeks Judge Hoke
now consul at Winsdor. did not
know "where he was at. When a
man dose not know Just 'where he
is az, as Ex. State Treasurer Kend.
all remarks, he is ready for the
madhouse, says The Fairmont
Times. But this was not the fault
OF Judge Hoke. 1t was the fault of
his party leaders. They had more
consu!ships promised than they had
openings. Lew Martin, the obstre-
porous member of the last House
on the Republican side, wanted TO
go to Mexico as consul. 1t was
important to locate Lew, for he was
bad actor last winter, and he is
strong with the voters in Ksnawha.
1t WAS decided TO send Lew TO
Mexico, in place OF Judge Snyder,
OF Charleston. The Judge was to be
sent to the post occupied by Judge
liokc in Nova Scotia Judge Hoke
was to be given good berth in the
law faculty of the University, Judge
lloke was ordered to get ready to
vacate. He promptly did so, not
very much desiring to move out
after becoming advan tageously To-
Gated, but he knew it was the word
of the bosses. He w.ote to Judge
Snyder that he would be glad to
instruct him in his official duties.
Judge Snyder replied by wire that
he had heard nothing of his removal
and transfer. Ia fact, he would not
60 north if orderd. II seems that
cog had slipped, and the Judge in
Mexico had not received his in
structons.
When he did receive them, he
persisted in his declinalion to
accept an 81, 500 position instead
of $4,000 place. Judge Hoke
meanwhile had written the President
of the Board of Regents, who replied
that the Judges name had not been
mentioned for a position. Imagine
the feelings of Judge Hoke. Being
in cold country, he felt somewhat
out in the chilly atmosphere.
Eventually, to make long story
brlef, Martin went to Mexico, and
Judge Snyder went home out of
office. Judge Hoke was ordered to
remain at Windsor, and a Dem
ocrats scalp was saved on the
University faculty. Strange are the
ways Of politics.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
THE WIFH'S STRIKE.
Giving the Walking Delegate Good
Dose OF His own Medicine.

The WALKING dslrrst. n,ye, ,;,,l -,
,alkinc ,f IN, mil. n. h.ll ~, r, 49,.
;,s,iss,,. -
pren.,,i ., ,i.,,,..,..,. -.
n, r,,p., ., .,.i,.. -, ......
results n. !, ,J, ~. ,.it.
seemed D., nom. -, H., "a. ~,
seemed N, ,,s.s, u,, ~ .a.....ns
demand
And ,ha, nich, v,,, h. .,.,,. 49,.
found ,ba, The table was moi, So,
uI u.r, ,,,,. l,.., =. So,
asked what IN, ,ro,hIe ,,,s
"I know yo,,,. l,..,, i,,,.,i,,,, 49,. g..
that dress f,, a., month " ~, s,id ,u,,, ,,..
abou, surn,, ~,
There ISM, ant, ., sh.. ,.,r.I ..,,,s-
is a strike"
"Asrike p,
"Yes. a pe,erol ,i,.,, r,. ,.., ,.,,.,
TO secure ne.ccoI. s,,l.,,.,, ~, ma,
trouble for som. time. Inn, no,y oan =.
enforce my rights r
"Msr,. do Won dare"
"Oh. don't ialk ,o M. h,, u,v ~
can't pet YOU to srbi,rate. ,ybv l,yc c,, ,o
strike don't care # :, docs norl b.
wheel, of trade"
,.Bul. Mary. Won Jon,, urd.,s,,,l,,
"Oh. YES, do. I've made my demand.
and ,be,,,. h.., .,t,..5 r.
arbitration with , view In con,,,,,,,s. ,a1
that has also been refused ,r;Lo an
there is lefl. and I've s,rnek
"But Won demands ,,. ,,,,o,so,,,ii.. -
,I don't think they aren
"Vou're no iudpe. !"
"Vou're the iudpe of Won, o,yr 1.m,,a.
when YOU strike. and I'm ms, os cool ,
iudce ss yop ar. ,.b., -, ....s,,.,....
It's no use talking. The snike ,on."
She folded her arms Il, , d.,.,r,;,., ..,,.
and he subsidized. It was perbops half ~
hour later when he looked -, and ,,il.
"Mary. is the strike s,ir ON 2n
It is s,ill ON. ,he rc,licd
"Ar,nt Won h,,rcr, ,"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03

or an earthquake shock had brought about
d'rctul results. but alone by itself was not
grcaty to bc tcarcd Nlrs. Bowscg returned
homc iu more cheerful spirits and as She
softly opened the front door she was
alarmed ,o hear My BowScr dancing about
aud singing aVcrsc OF topical song AZ
thc door oi the sitting room she bchcld him
caNoriing about with the cat in his arms
and the bandogcS o0 his neck and as She
cried ont in alarm hc turned and shouted
she burstcd Come u old woman.
and have some toast With mc,
Mr. BoWScrs boil had broken. and death
had passed him hy lie cacklcd and
laughed and chuckcd her under the chin
but suddenly remembering his policy he
drew himself zap SuGly and said
Yes. woman. your fourteenth attempt Co
assasSiuotc me has failed and YOU can i'm.
suuc, your lawyer to see my lawyer TO-.
morrow morning
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
Sinking
Spells,

fainting, smothering, palpita-
ton, pain in left side, shortness
OF breath, irregular or intermit-
tent pulse and retarded circula-
ton all come from a weak or
defective heart. Overcome
these faults by building up the
heart-muscles and making the
heart-nerves strong and vigor-
Gus. DIR. Miles Heart Cure
is the remedy to use. 1t is
the best.
81 would have spells when l
would get weak and faint and nv
heart would seem TO stop beat
ing, then it would beat very
hard. / began taking DIR. Miles,
Heart Cure and when L had used
twelve bottles my heart was an
right" Mrs. ]. l.. TAYLOR,
Owensboro, Ky
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03

Buckeye saw miIl nearly ncw. will cut
log 81 fl iuug McNamar saw mill. o.
good onc has head blocks with Lutte
and one Knight Dog. h1. go 90. Of carriage
Also traction cugInc. as follows. NcNamar
~ u. y 80 Carr Scott io o. P-r O..
Au.tman to H. P--f Russell to &c. P
Que vs. aod one 8 % P-i Portable % U
r., Kusseis make--one Portable g TO- b..
tnck and ono Huber Io o. P.-f ! T.
Case stationary engine. only. 2s fI b.,
price Sf25. Nllarc reb1iIt and warrantcd in
good running order Consult us about these
and new work before buying. We always
have The best
w. NJ kISCAp.
Cameron, Marshall County W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
0CW APRIL WEATHER.
According tc the Forecast or Rev
Hicks the Great Regulator.

reoctonary storm disturbance. bc
ginning the las, of March will cNpeud its
forces by Npril the FIRST a higher ba5o.
meter. westerly winds and cooler weather
following zap the disturbance sud lasting
two on three days. during which change
go fair and cooler. frosty nights viii grc.
vail in most parts OF the central and north.
crn states
The Vulcan storm period central ON the
sab and covering the ard 60 the sth Will
bring a decided change to warmer and
eliminate abou, the otb 7,b and sth in
many active th,adcr storms and heavy
IoIa, bail storms. The Moon is ou the
celestial equator on the 9th and no her
new on the sth, which facts will tend Co
cause higher temperatures and electrical,
storms
On and about the nth and I2th thc
regular swing OF the elements TO renewed
storm conditions will toe natural The
Moon will approach ncarcs, the Earth on
the 10th a fact We are satisfied VIII ch
will help TO increasceotmosphouc unrest
and excite the normal tendency 60 April
showers into wider and more decided
storms through tho iith and Is'h Il ma,
also be seen bl the storm diagram that "a
Mercury disturbance will reach i,to aud
affect the rcactionsry disturbances about
thc uih and iath a change to cooler will
follow these storms bat bc OF vcr, short
duration.
The Vulcan storm period central ON the
roth Is almost exactly coiacidcnt with thc
center OF che Mercury period with Moon
at quadraturc with Earth and sun on thc
18TH. and ou thc celestial equator ou the
10th Summing up these conditions wc
predict that active aud possibly dangerous
storms VIII visit many sections from Wed
ncsday thc roth to about Saturday the Iqthl
Rising baromctcrs and spurts OF cooler
weather will come between hc regular
periods. butbc OF very brief Duration
The elimination OF ,hc Mercury distur-
Dances will iall about the date OF the iul
Moon Therefore expect at the reaction.
ary storm period central ON the a1nd ard
13rd. som general and wicked storms of
rain bail wind and thunder I.ook. also.
Tor an energetic high barometer TO follow
up these storms from the northwest reach.
Ing before It's force is expended south Of
thc atrial stttes. aud causing rosts oye,
all uotthUart
pIlug tho pcr,urbauous of the above
Mercury period our friends 100 northern
parts OF the country need not be surprised
if thcy arc visited by s1m late but decided
squalls .f sno" aud elocl Mercury is our
sloet god hg teurcs slowly and stub
hounIy before thc yornal impulse from the
cguaia- and Will NOT miss au opportunity
to hur back some daus Of s.oct. snow
frost a.i icc. oven 10. Date re A.r
Almost 90 acctauy B,raas will assert
himself ,o ercat-r or loss degree. d1r.
Iug th,s storm periods BOO the central and
latter parts Of t.r Touches of snow.
cold aud rcretuue winter may bc ,A.
pretcd .r ,b, rrrr and .,r,tg..,t b,.
.,., t..,, Ga, .I,.. ....s.,.... ,,
j''' "'N ''' '"''' 'oh'lI'ha "'ii reach
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
Look Herel

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Practical Education. Write for our cata
.ogue and special terms for ihc combined
Book Keeping, Shorthand aud Typcwrurg
course before going elsewhere. Facilities
mcSccllcd any where Positions secured
FOR graduates. Business men viii confer
great favor by writing us when iu need of
Office help SO charge for selecting same.
MARSHALL BUSINESS CoiLrgp.
Huntington W. Va
Address w. a. KrrtEY. Principal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03

One of TIE best known disiucues pro
ducing high grade whskcy and handling
fine wines, desires to correspond with a re-
liable gentleman, with the view of having
him represent them boo Preston ard sure
rounding counties, t0 ecll their goods to
families and consumers direct Ths is "a
opening for party who is welI
acquainted in the counties and can bc made
very rcmuncratvc Address.
fOCAfONrAs.
n. O. Box no, Cincinnati, o..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
DR.. Miles
Heart Gore

is heart and blood tonic of
unequaled power and never
fails to benefit if taken in time.
Sold by druggists on guarantee.
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
UP IN THE AIR
Has Judge Hoke Been For Some
Time.

Don't Know Just Exactly Where he
viii Land-Strange Story In Which
Consnlships and University Positions
We're offered 10 Various Prominent
People.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
ULIUs X. MONROE,
Surveyor of Lands,
KINGWOOD, W. vi.

VIII answer calls for land snt ycvlng from, sry
part OF the county promptly and at reasouable q
rates. Plats, drafts and calculations neatly and
accurately nGdo from deeds or field notes Law
ing Oui and grading pixies, country roads ard
trAmways also laying out town lots streets
FOUNDATIONS. etc. correspondence collected
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
Il. A. FEDERER,
AuctionccI',
GLADEsvlLLE, w. VA.

An experienced auctioneer and
will go anywhere in Preston county.
Charges moderate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
ROBERT LEVIN g. co.

Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors.
NOW "a SMGTHFIELD ST.
Formerly ar Water ST Piusburg. Pa.
Bell Long Distance Telephone 7t7o.
p. & A. I4s8.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03

Whiskey guaranteed years old. Sa.oo per
gallon
We pay express charges on all mail
orders Of Is 90 OF over Goods shipped
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
BUSY ALWAYS
WHY?

The goods we sell we guarantee pure
and WholeSome--no need of government
stamps IL YOU buy Of us.
REASON No. ?. II you deal with us
oncc-you're satished-you tell your
fricuds-that makes trade for us. We
find il pays to give you satisfaction.
TRY Us.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
Bridgeport
Crandfather,s cholce

and we will offer them TO sou unadultcrated
8 year old AT 5 90 per full quart o quarts
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03

Special correspondent, OF the Argus
PoNcE. poETo RICO,
March rs. 1909.
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w. NJ kfNCAp.
Cameron, Marshall County W. Va.
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Loves Young nream

Co. If, nth Intty.
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Address W. a. RrrtEy. rdnoioal
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WfaI ynu needn't vast ant more wind "
SAID .Ish Is hr sat down Ny wife was
over t3 sec the widder about two hours
ago fnd shc found hcr frozen Co death"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

by AIRS. Ramsay, assisted by her two
sons, Masters Jack and Bishop Ramsay,
and by her daughter, little Miss Ramsay.
After the business meeting an elegant
luncheon was served. Returning. the
ladies took the Susie McCall' to City
Point and came to Petersburg and on
to Richmond by rail. They had a
most delightful day. Those who went
to MISSIONER were: Mrs. Howard
Townsend, Of New York; Mrs. G..
B. Ball. Miss Margaret P. Stokes.
Mrs. R A. Gibson. Mrs. II. r:
Taylor Jr., Mrs. John Addison. Mrs.
J. G. Farland. Miss Bell Perkins, Mrs.
J. b. Mcsby, Mrs. A. r. Yarbrough,
Mrs. O.. II. Funston, Mrs. T. NJ. Per-
kins. Mrs. ". C.. Mayo, Mrs. W. F.
Tompkins. Mrs. S. D. Crenshaw, Mrs.
w. G.. Stanard. Mrs. J. II. Drake, Mrs.
Corbin Mercer, Miss Elizabeth Coleman,
Of Williamsburg: Miss E. NJ. Smith, also
Of Williamsburg; Miss Sue Wexford,
Mrs. Landona Dashiell, Mrs. Charles
Selden. Miss Mamie Heth, Of Washing
ton: Mrs. J. B. Lightfoot, Mrs. Tom
Moore, Miss Mary Garrett. OF Williams
burg; Mrs. J. H. Ellerson, Mrs. c.. w.
p. Brock. Mrs. F. z. Sans, Of Norfolk;
Miss Boykin, Miss Nellie Boykin, Mrs.
II. T. Wickham. Mrs. W. A. Crenshaw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
rooms q Il. virginia Historical society.

The woman's Club Whist Club VII
meet for reorganization November 9TH si a
II 80 "A. NJ.
An event OF last evening was the rs 8.
Iceptipn given in the Confederate Museum y n
by the Confederate Memorial Literary 20
ciety to their guests from Philadelpnia
who came to attend the memorial exe.-
cises held last afternoon in f1olly"o o'ss
All the Confederate organizations al ~
visiting Daughters Of the ConfedeTacy,,, w. ~ :
Richmond were invited to be present ne
receiving party included the ofhcers = =
The Confederate Memorial Literary As.
ISOLATION. with Mrs. stephen Putney q
their head. Mrs. E. c. Minor, MI -
Enders Robinson, Mrs. Lizzie cary U t1,ai.
iel. Mrs. Theodore Ellyson, mrs: =. - ~ =
Tor El1yson and the#vice-regenls Al,1s. -.
the different rooms in charge me ~
mond Chapter. Daughters of the #Conieu-
eracy. were represented by mrs. AZ ns.
Anderson, Mrs. Walter Anderson ~ = ;;
Dabney Carr. Miss Annie #Bentley a.lu
Mrs. Charles E. Boiling. among Tue us.
tinguished delegates at the srecepelon - :
Mrs. James t. Halsey. the daughter o.
General Dabney H. Maury, ana the r, hon-
orary president Of the Philadelphai;a Clt -s1p
ire; Mrs. Turner Ashby Blythe, me pres
ident of the hcapter; Mrs. Nardaln , ,OueI.
vice-president of the chapter, VINO :, oeAo1 : :
her marriage was Miss Josephine zoe, o.
Baltimore: Mrs. Joseph AS hton ~ anus
GRIT. Of Philadelphia, and Mrs: L
Franklin Church. Of Los Angeles, Cal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
ENTERTAIN MI NTS.

Mrs =. Taylor Ellyson gave a beauh-
full lunch yesterday at O'Clock. Her
oraI-v president Of the Dabney II. Maury
CHATTER OF the Daughters of the Confcd-
eracy: Mrs. Turner. Ashby Blythe, the
president; Mrs Nardain Duer, the vice
president: Miss Aimee Chipley, Miss
blanche Morgan, Mrs. Andrew j. Mon
tague and Mrs Frank T. Crump. labie
DECORATIONS were very handsome. with
pink roses as center-piece ana PINK
embroidery and lace over pink satln.
Souvenir bouquets OF violets were placed
reside each cover.
The committee of gentlemen appointed
"a receiye the visitors yesterday. of
whom Mr.. J. Taylor Ellyson was chair
man, gave an elegant luncheon at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Coats for the Little Folks.

And there's just the same atten
ton paid to fineness Of quality ant
make up as there is to garments TO
mother. The children's section
here is on the same high plane tina
other departments are.
Children's Colored Coats in English
kersey. with large col,r, strapped and
trimmed with pearl buttons and beaver
fur, in brown, blue, castor, $3.50.
Coat Of fine broadcIoth, lined with
mercerized satin, and collar of white
MORE, vaiours and Irish point lace, in
blue, red and brown, SIS. so
Coat of black velvet with two capes
finished with piping of white silk
braid and lined with Italian cloth, $3.50
Coat of black velvet with cape
stitched with white and finished with
black and white braid, collar and cuffs
to match collar and cuffs trimmed with
braid and lined with white Italian cloth,
$6.75.
Infants and Children's Caps of
white silk. tucked ana trmmei with
val lace, silk ties, sizes from u to Is,
Csc, 5Oc, Use, S1.O0, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs. Chi1es Ferrall,
Mrs. r. T. Hunter. Mrs. Bland Smith,

Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs. Chles Ferrall,
Mrs. r. T. Hunter. Mrs. Bland Smith,
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler. of Williamsburg;
Mrs. A. j. Montague, Mrs. John Spen-
Ger, Mrs. John S. Wise, of New York.
Mrs. W. T. Opnenheimer, Mrs. Peyton
Wise, Miss Parker, Mrs. Grigg, Mrs.
Roper and Mrs. Davis. of Petersburg:
Miss Turnbull, OF Baltimore; Mrs. Win
scr and Mrs. Dwynell, of Boston.
Professor Stockton Axon, Of Princeton
University. will lecture before the \so-
mans Club next Monday evening at SOD
o'clock on Carlyle. Professor Axon's nm
ish Of manner and elegance of style
in his appearance at the Club last
autumn when he delighted his hear
ers by talk on 1.-THE Development of
Shakespeare's Romantic Comedies" will
incline every one to the enjoyment OF
listening to him again. He opens this
seasons lecture course, and ladies are
expected to come with escorts and to
lay aside .4aeir hats.
The fact that Admiral schley has an
nounced his Intention to come to Rich
mond in February recalls the fact that
some time ago Admiral Schley promised
the chairman Of the Lecture Committee
for the lvoman's Club, Miss Mary w.
Lewis. in response to an invitation from
her, to appear at the Woman's Club. AS
men are never known to break promises,
the Admiral will doubtless redeem his
and give the women of the club pleas
IRE which they will highly appreciate.
Admiral Schley will be accompanied by
Colonel A K. Mcclure
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
cicty will meet Wednesday, October 18th,
at noon in the Museum.
The Central Committee of the Associa-
ton for the Preservation of Virginia An
tiuuities will hold a called meeting Tues
day, October 18th. at 4 P. NJ, in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Muslin Curtains in stripes, dots and
figures, we'll made. yards long, $t.t9
pair.
Satin Durby Frou Frou and Mercerzed
Silk Portieres, solid colors, two-tone and
combination coiors, , yards long. 50
inches wide, $500, $500. $1,000.
$3.50 pair.
Heavy Rep Portieres, solid colors,
with tapestry borders, two-tone and
floral designs, all colors, ana 3b2 yards
long, S3.05, $500, $5.@6, S5.95 pair.
Oriental Stripe Tapestry for curtains
and coy corn-r draperies, 50 inches
wide, special, 4Oc yard.
All-Wool Ingram Druggets in the
best brands that can be had. large
range Of colors and designs. S6.95.
$3.50. $3.50. $500.