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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


g. Y quite likely that in many mysteries Of Lie and
5< - death resemble tie good knight Don Qeizote
& Hhen he hung BY his wrist from tie stable window
z@ y and imagined that tremendous abyss yazvned be
L -zS4 meath his feet Naritrne5 cuts the string with
E- ii lgh5some laughter, and tle gallant gentleman
t4I.-4o5r inches.
PERHAPS NATURE REsERVEa IS BlirHEeomE A SURPRISE
oR HEa o5FsPaNa WIEN TER TIME ARRIVES TO DISCOVER
bus cEAHaE IN TIE PROCESS CALLED DYING"
The expression composed I'm comes over the faces of
tR near iced merely due reaxaion It is pos
Billy last Of good cheer and acquescence by any
means be disregarded WITH ACCENTS AS AUTHORITA-
TIVE IS THAT HEARD AT BETHANY IT NURMURs
FTHY BROTHER SHALL LIVE AGAN!"
Tie fa}2c Of thinking and speaking Of future life in of
present limited knowledge has given rise foolish visions and made
[na1v ce'.te and religious minds thereby incc,ulous.
MAN NEVER MUCH IMAGINED THE KANeARoos TILL
COOK DISCOVERED THEIR HAUNTs How THEM SHOULD
R4E CONCEIVE TIE ASPECT ANGELS AND NEW EMBODIED
PRiTs IND WAY sHoULD re gE SO sxE2T'cAL ABOUT
&LovELY SIGHTS?
We ca. perceive ca our scses are elulel even by gross
matter Tie solid block i4c vhoroo4 stoo! *s existent
|vAea has melted into @4d bcco:. patcd IS s
disappears for US Enl and beginning drca phases
|of oe. earthly tccl But, taking things they seem,
nobody knows that death stays why it should stay the develop
Of the individual STAYS perception another
$50 does distance, absence even sleep
Birth gave each Of much death may give very much
lin the way subr behold cannot see here to
catch sounds DO and be bodies
objects mp able present. but perfectly real ntelgby
Where does show signs of breaking magic that she
should stop the five and the sixty odd elements? What
does valuable all that she has wrought here
than the wisdom of the tenderness of mother
ton of the lover and the pue imagination of the poet she
should let those uer priceless things be lost by qunsy ux?
1t hundred times reasonable believe that
ares with such decatcv developed treasures making ground
work a. stuff for splendid future living by process Of DEATH which,
w. accidental a,d premature probably natural
and cc:to birth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-15
4anaE2: Offices II Pine S.,

insure Re it
between 81 pros peeus
investigation cbecrfuIy given
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-15
Cheap Eound Trip Tourist Ratca 70
Cclcr3do-Jtah
lIIr 9e5ali3l Zf0H dteta [
CoolZ Minnesota

Very low tourist rates 10 Minnesota
points daily, until September 18th.
Homeseehers' Excursions.
First and third Tuesdays of August,
Septembr and October to many sec
tons of the west and northwest.
Round trip tickets with q days linn
it.
Consult your nearest ticket agent or
write Us Of Your proposed trip and
let Is advise you the least cost, send
you our publications and otherwise
assist you /. W Wakeiey. general
passenger agent, ST. Louis. No.
Mothers lose their dread for that
terrible second summer when they
have d.. Fowler.s Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Natures
specific for summer complaints Of
@Tery sort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-15
CHEAP SETTLERS RATES TO THE
FAR WEST AND NORTH
WEST

The Burlington Route Will renew The
cheap one-way settlers rates every
day during September and October.
1872, Il Montana, Idaho, Weshingtoa.
Oregon and California. such g. So.
from $. Louis. SO from Chica-o and
- from Missouri river points to Cali
tofnia. Portland aad Puget Sound to-
ritoIy. vita cQrges9onlingiy low rates
to Spokane district.
The Burlington route aad its 1au-
nee.fons BEST reach the cntaa west
ana no@ghWes. territory. il is tne
a.aia Gcsl through the west. The map
shows.
Cheap Eouad Trip Tourist Rasca 70
Cclcrado--Utaa
During certain periods of angus, aud
September The Burlington Viii MAKE
such remarkable low. first class round
trip rates to Denver, Colorado Springs
aad Paeblc as ST from St Louis. So
from the Missouri river and $225 from
Chicago. good al summer at other
periods only ere fare pins s..
Ash 2oUr aseHt for details.
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Very low tourist rates to Minnoaot.
points daily, until September 18th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-15
THE HYPOCRITE
IS EVERYWHERE
JOHN ROCKEFELLER,
oU FIND TIE HY7ccR!TE EVERYWHERE-lN Bu
NESS, IN SOCIETY, IN CHURCH.

- In business 1e IS met vcry frequently. We deal
TRJTs WHO AXIS with
11s1..zs n 1ycry word
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-17

get your shoes at Dolly Bros. They
fit well, look well, and their prices
are as low as good shoes can be sold.
307 Twentieth street.
The Mothers club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock at the
Lincoln school, the regular time of
the meetings having been changed
from the second Tuesday of each
month to the third Wednesday. The
topic for Wednesdays meeting is
How to, Promote a Better Under
standing Between Home and School"
Special attention will be given to a
discussion of what constitutes good
department, what constitutes good
behavior and the marking system in
vogue in the schools of the city. y
number of the puDIIc school teachers
will be present to take up the discus
sion from their point of-view ant.
members of the cluu will discuss the
question from the mothers point of
view.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-17
A Thanksgiving Dinner

Heavy eating is usually the first
cause for indigestion. Repeated at
lacks inflame the mucous membranes
lining the stomach, exposes the
nerves of the stomach, producing a
swelling after eating, heartburn,
headache, sour risings and finally
catarrh of the stomach. Kodal re-
lieves the inflammation, protects the
nerves and cures the catarrh. Kodal
cures indigestion, dyspepsia, all stom-
ach troubles by cleansing and sweet
ening the glands OF the stomach.
Harper House Pharmacy, \. j.
Riess' drug store, corner Seventh Ave
nue and Twenty-seventh street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-17

| position in the front rank in the field
| of dramatic art. She has a magnetic
personality and is well fitted for a
sweet, budding, tender yet brave and
dashing heroine. Some of the others
| In the cast are: Camilla Crume, Mad
aline Wheeler, Elsie Frazee, James
Norval, c. w. Goodrich, Walter Stan
hope, j. j. Hyland, c. IL. Harrison
Andrew Quirk, l.. p. North, w. J.
White. and others. The scenery used
is all new and most elaborate, while
the costumes are among the finest
that famous milliners could execute.
OTIS Skinner will play an engage
ment at the Illinois next Thursday
evening in 'LaZarre," the new play
which he and Aubrey Boucicault have
made from Mary Catherwood's ro-
nance. Its theme, that of the mys-
terry of a lost Bourbon prince, is en-
tirely worthy of Mr.. SINNERS ability
as n playwright end actor of roman
| tic roles. The scenic environment is
one of the most artistic ever present
ed by the careful producer. There III
| one setting, that of LaZarre's tepee in
the moonlight on the shores of Lake
George, which approaches perfection
in the way of stage illusions. The
story of the play follows with reason
able fidelity the widely read book.
Associated with Mr.. Skinner is com
petent company Of players, including
Nannette Comstock, Maud Durbin,
Walter Allen and Joseph Weaver.
Seat sale opens Tuesday morning.
Lovers Lane" by Clyde Fitch, is
to be given at the Illinois Friday even
ing. This is the now famous New
England comedy which divided an en-
tire year between three large cities.
including a IA weeks run in Philadel-
phia, and which has done such an
enormous business in Atlantic City
during the past month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-17

DY fortunate opportunity we
Ab turerS' stock of their Trav
est Grade and the latest styles
will place them on sale at Sense
of the thousands of articles at
a positive assurance of a saving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-17
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CHAIR FOR AUGUSTANA

There is n move under way for the
endowing of chair at Augustana
college in mechanical engineering,
the need for such a department be-
ing realized by the faculty in the in
creasing number of applications for
instruction in that branch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-17
TALES OF THEATRE

Tim Murphy's "Old Innocence" af-
fOrled delightful entertainment for
those who were at the Illinois Satur-
day evening. His support was of the
best, and the scenery handsome.
There should have been a full hause.
Mr.. Murphy appears at the Buftts in.
Davenport tonight.
1.-Two Married Men" drew the usual
big Sunday night audience at the Hi
nois. Several specialties introduced
during the evening were the redeem
ing features of the performance.
William McFarlane. formerly of thi.
city, last night made his debut on the
stage, playing with Emmett Corri-
gan's new company in The Prince
of Dreams" at Milwaukee. Mr.. Nc
Farlane has spent several years pre-
pairing for career before the foot
lights. and his many Rock Island
friends will wish him success.
a Gamblers Daughter" which is
to be produced here tonight at the
Illinois, has been pronounced by the
critics of the larger cities one of the
most powerful sensational melodra-
mas of the day, and when it recently
received its first production on any
stage in Chicago it attacked the
strongholds of popularity so forcibly
that it enjoyed phenomenally sue
cessful engagement there. Since then,
wherever it has been seen, the new
| play has left the train of undisputed
success behind it. The company pre-
senting a Gamblers Daughter is
one of the best theatrical organiza-
tions ever formed for the presenta-
! ton of such a piece. 1t is headed by
Miss Miriam Shelby, the well-known
leading woman and one of the most
strikingly beautiful actresses of the
day. In recent years she has taken a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-17
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and
Tuesday; warmer Tuesday.
j. M. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--7 a. M. 40; at
noon A.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-10-10
Goes like 10. Cakes.

"Ihc fastest selling a'tic.c have in
my storc," Writes druggist G. r. Smith,
cf Davis, kv., ''is DR.. Kings New bis
rovcry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, because it always cures. IN my
six years of sales il has never failed
have known it to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung disease, who conl,l
not get help from doctors or any other
remedy" Mothers rely OH it, best
physicians prescribe it and i. G.. Dukes,
guarantees satifaction or refund price.
Trial bottles free. Reg. sizes, SOC and
81.
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Local LaconicS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN
Z" PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Mr.. Ralf Carson was in Union On
business Monday.
Miss Belle Moore has returned to the
Columbia Business College to comrlctc
her course in stcnography.
{ Rev. G. A. B. Jennings is spending
few days in Unicn among his
friends. Mrs. Jennings has been
here for some time.
Mr.. Jno. T. Rose is at home once
more. He came in Wednesday even
ing from Alabama. where he has been
working with contractor A. r. Eskridge.
Engine 215 went dead at Lockhart
junction Monday morning from leaky
fue. 1t and its train had to be brought
to Union by the shifter. The train was
an extra freight.
Mr.. Henry M. Gault, of Blacksburg,
s. g., joined the Methodist church Of
Blacksburg.this week, He is 80 years
,.Of egg. Rev. Sam II. .Creech received
him into the church.
There was ain interesting game of ball
played at Lockhart last Friday and u
number of Unionites went down on the
train, returning to Union on the night
train. 1t is said to have been interest
ing from start to flush. eight innings.
Two infants, Grace Wood and Fleta
May Williams, cousins, grand children
of Mr.. J. L. Evans, died Tuesday morn.
ing of whooping cough, The two bodies
were inferred in the same coffin ut
Fosters Chapel, funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. Sam II. Creech.
p The court didn't do q thing for
that gang Of gambling negroes caught
at Lockhart, but sentence each of
them to the pen or on the gang 60
days or pay fine of $40. There was
some $40 or $50 raked in onthis pull.
Halt Of the money goes to the in
former.
MARRIED--at the 2nd Methodist
church of Union, on Wednesday
evening at o'clock, Mr.. Joe West,
of West Springs, to Miss Ella Brown
niece of Mr.. j. Anderson Brown.
Mr.. West is the efficient engineer oi
the big Union Cotton Mill. There
was q large congregation present and
the decoration OF the chuach was
beautiful.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-10-10

County + asd.os.. 6 ap;;iasAaaers vii
meet III SReGyjjo,".s sQlIa % &, Fri lay,
t,,e::fJels, responsibility b1l Il: r:cDntrac.
1T list bridge, apd at ll4.ri,2tri'Ge "n
Fair Forest creek. Bridge at Glst Il
consist of :two-'75 feet sttel.srans, anC
the oae at Harris to he one 76 foot
span..: Each brid 4e to rest onitither rock
Or cylinder PIERS. Plan aud spfrc.iica
tions' eau be seen on day Of letting: Ais,
m ly let contrac6-.'f0 appr9nAe5to each
bridge on-same day. ~;
Il, J:-BETENHAtGH,
Supr.b u. G.
UNION TINES OF. s, l0)Gt Al 81.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors

Al persons having claims against the
estate of Ill, late } I'm +. Spil.ers arr
hereby notified to present same to the
undersigned. pGore.lY attesteG, on or b :
foie Der"mb Il l, 1902; and all leIsons
indt ell to said estate are hereby mott
fed to make settlement with The uader-
signed immediately. 80
.. i. NJ SUMNER"
Or Uydlick & So Hycr, Adm'r.
Attorneys for said ES- 49,. ~.
tate. ~ II
70 Ssot, -9S % 43------..~...---,
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Out Of Deaths la Ws.

fe'when death seemed very near from
q seye p stomach and liver tronble, that
1 had suffered whh for year," writer's
Muse. Durham, N. ;C.. ID. Klng's
New Lifs Pills saved my life and gave
peifect health. Best pills on earth and
only 25c at z. G, Dukes, Drug Srore
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-10-10
Notice..

Ol account of not having fun ds set
aside for the purpose of aidiog Confed-
crate soldiers in INDECENT circumstances,
as set forth in act of the last Legisiat uve
nothing more can be done this year. All
parties interested will please govern
themselves accordingly.
i. j. BETENBAUGH,
Supr. u. G.
UNION TINES Oct. 8, 1902. 4l-2t
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Yours for business,
ours for business,
j. II. S p E A r S.
Main Street, Union, S. @.
Union, S. G.
Sale Day.

There was considerable property
sold here Monday, and real estate
brought good prices especially the
stable property on Bachelor street
One tract in Bogansville township,
the Meanwhile place, 1873 acres alto
gether, sold to S. NJ. Gilmore for
81, ,4f3.
ID. w. Gordan property sold under
mortgage and written consent III
acres in Union, bid off by Jpo. r..
Mathis for $03, was afterwards resold
by mortgagee's attorney, who elaine d
that the Sheriff had no right to sell
it in his the attorneys absence. The
Sheriff and his son states they were
told 10 sell it and no instructions as
to waiting for the attorney or any one
torney however had it resold and the
mortgage bid it in through his at
t>rney for $l75. Whose purchase
should hold the property?
The Master sold tho Crawford
stables property, first in bulk. 1t
was bid off by Mr.. G. E. Lipscomb at
$l,01O. 1t was then sold in lots and
lot NJ. /, corner OF Bachelor and
Sharp Alley, was bid off by Mr.. G. E..
Lipscomb for $500, lot No. 2, or
stable lot was bid of by Crawford &
Aycock for 81 ,505, and the first sal @
did not hold.
A lot in Goshen Hill township Of
50 acres was sold for 500 to Craw-
ford and Aycock.
Some Of the personal effects Of P.
M. Cohen, deceased, were sold. also
the household effects of II. p. Brown.
The horses and mules belonging to
the estate Of J. +. Spillers were sold !;
the prices ranging from $l5 TO $50.
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or in
stitution supported by voluntary cOutri-
button will be given d liberal quantity of
the Longmau Il Martinez Paints when
ever they paint.
NOTE This has been our custom for
twenty-seven years any building not sat.
isfactorilly painted, will be repaintei at
our expense; about one gallon of L!nseed
Oil to be added TO every gallon of the
paint to make ready for ust; it's mixed
in two minutes, and COST OF the pint
thereby made less in price than any
other. Yearly product oyer one miilioD
gallons.
Longman s. MARTINEZ.
Sole Agent s. J. II. Howell, Kelton, sc.
41-5t.
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Administrators Sale.

All persons having claims against Mrs.
Pauline Moore, deceased, must present
them to the undersigned properly at.
tested. All persons indebted to said
deceased must make payment at once.
r. E. MooRE, Admr. A
Est. of Pauline Moore, dec. y
UNION TIMES Oct. 0. 1902. H-2s.
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0gening Books Of Suhscription

On Saturday, Oct l1tb, the books of
subscription 3, the capital stock of the
Power Fuel Co. will bs opened at the
OfIlce Of A. II. III. Walker at Union
Cotton Mills ofii,e.
A. r. II. WALKER,
8. M. RICE, JR.
Union, s. G. IT,
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Twenty-one cases to be sold

equal goods. Counters will be
400 yards Heavy Fleeced l6 2-3c. Gre
ponne Flannelette, in several de- Tic
signs; special for Mondays selling. ~
s, sssss e Cotton Round Thread IN.
All-Wool Pastelle Plaid Wasting. one of
the latest novelties for fall and Az
winter wear, instead of 75c., yard. fON
Heavy Fleeced Flannelettes, in Large as
scctment of color combinations and de.
signs; l. to 10-yard lengths OF -7B/1
the IL 1-2o ones, for. ~
Fancy Printed Trench Percales, all the
new dark effects for fall wear, kSl~
the IL l2c. kind, for. ............ CStVsh~
zoe. Heavy Fleeced Outings, with raised
figured effects, imitation of en- 1 1EZc
broidery, these, per yard ......... A|-1G
ola and 1-3c. Fancy Dark Dress
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Strictly Tailor-Made Broadcloth and
cheviot Suits, over silk drop 500 40
skirt, best styles, for. S'@@O'OO
Russian Blouse Suits, with ripple helt
new fare skirts. slot seams, assA Eh
in Blue. Black and Brown. ~ T"cC
All-Wool Venetian Suits, in Blue, Black,
Castor. and Tan: trimmed skirts
and jackets: instead of $3.50, q M
LHey are
Handsome Russian Blouse Suits of Silk
Finished Prunella Cloth, latest designs, en-
tire skirts and jackets tucked GRO En
and trimmed with medallions. ~ eoC
Finest Broadcloth Suits, new-cut Jackets,
with triple capes skirts after the
newest models, exquisitely GCT E{A
tailored p 81 .oV
Walking Suits of Melton Cloth, with Nor
folk jackets; skirts have new CO E0
flare jackets, satin lined. ....... " y ~
Walking Suits Of All-Wool Cheviot, with
new pleated skirts, slot seams, G11. SD
and strap trimming. .........s " NeoO
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Handsome ones to $1,000.
Children's Walking Coats, vari- 81 80
Gus designs, worth $500, for. 4A"'1O
Children's Walking Coats Of 81 so
Broadcloth, in Blue and Red. ..... ~ ~
children's new Military Coats, 81 or
with high collars, for. " -
Monte Carlo Coats, in Blue, C E0
Red, and Castor, neatly trimmed. ~ 80 "
Misses new Box Coats trimmed with
Panne Velvet. satin lined, $40 90
entire new designs, for. ~ 49,
Full-size Percale Wrappers, with 5Ac
founces; usually &c., for
The usual l.25 extra size Per Roc
Gale Wrappers are. ............:.
Flannelette Wrappers, with deep
aounces; the usual s1's5 grade, $50
are.
Full Length, Long Fleeced
E Fl as ovn Kimonas; instead Of S1.5O
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:
ople will be placed to help you.
Heavy Fleeced Scotch Plaid Out 1I/c
ings, the SC. grade, foc -........... /9A
$500 yards of Me-rimac Flannelettes, en-
tiroly new line of printings and color com.
binations, sold by other merchants E7hr
for 1-3c.; these, per yard. ....... CH0A
15c. Beaver Flannelette, large assort-
ment Of patterns to select from; 1(1C
Feather and Waterproof Bed Tick I IL
will be sold for. Observation-Disclosures -
FROM $40 TO s:1o-
Fine Round Thread Unbleached Cot D.
ton for. ~
FROM 10 TO 10 go
Heavy Fleeced Flannelettes mar 1I/c
rowed by selvase being torn, for. ~
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swell.Cut English Walking Suits of un-
finished wcrsted. with new pleated skirts.
entire suit p:ped in strap GD3 80
designs. -
Black Serge Dress Skirts, trim G1 QS
med with two silk bands. 20 100
Cloth Skirts latest designs, S249.
All-Wcol Black and Blue q. 2 02
Cheviot Skirts, latest cut. @Oo'0 ~
All-Wool Broadclot1 and Cheviot Skirts,
slot seams and pleated effects, c,E iAds
over drop skirts. eVc'OO
New models in Black Broadcloth Skirts,
with hip and panel trim %6 25
Full zull;Fla as WA, Walking ing Skirts in O8C
Walking Skirts of Melton & 20
Cloth, new fare. ~ 80
side.Plested Walking Skirts, in 60 90.
Oxford, Blue, and Black. >P@".OO
Walking Skirts Of all-wool Thlbet
cloth, pleated and strap GS H0
en- eCL ~ -
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Our Candy Department

Our Candy Department
IS filled with all the new, tempting kinds.
These are delivered to us fresh every week.
A. 7E A POUND Chocolate Nuggets,
al OJC fees, Cream, Mint, Cara
mels, Brazels, Filberts, Marshmellows.
.0nc pound for Lime. Lemon, Orange,
~ and Jelly armdrops, Cream Dates,
Cocoanut Squares, Lime and Lemon wafers,
Chocolate Marshmallows, snovdskes, Pep
.pcrmint, and wintersreen.
Special for to-ne15ov will be 1000
.palnds Of Fine French Mixed Candies
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handsome Ornaments, lOu
Lamps, Pictures, Silverware, etc.
1oo-Piece Dinner Sets, nicely decorated,
gold stippled, $500 ones, Gf0 NS
1oo-Piece Handsome Blue and Gold
Dinner Sets, s2l,oo ones Sl3. so
13o-Piece Dinner Sets, real china,
handsomely decorated, $500 g15 Sn
sets Tor. ~ =
56-Piece China Tea Sets that 60 Ok
were $3.50 are...- 49,
56-Piece French China Tea GO En
Sets, were $500, for. ~ "
HANDSOME CHOCOLATE SETS. ABOUT
800 OF EN-. ALL ARE MARKED LESS
THAN COST.
$3.50 Sets are $500; $3.50 for $3.50.
Imported White China Cups and -
seucers, for, each. .........s ~
Imported White China Plates that Enc
cost sl.oo and S1.25, for, dozen. OVl
Imported Cups and Saucers, gilt ~
band, for. ~
$500 Toilet Sets for $3.50 now.
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1919 Heavy Australian White 81 Is
Wool Blankets for. ~ -
Extra Heavy 11I4 White Wool Blankets;
the $500 ones, special for Mon ca on
$3.50 California White Wool &S on
Blankets, extra deep fleece, for W
$500 Red Medicated Atwood G. *
Blankets, extra large, for. $500.
Mexican Gray Wool Blankets, full
double.bed size, the S3.25 ones @ Sn
for.
$3.50 Australian Gray Wool g. Z 0n
Blankets for.
Heavy Fleeccd Eiderdown CT CS
Blankets, lli4, for.
Fancy and Plain swansdown Blank 7EC
cts, extra large size, for. ......
Full Double-Bed Size Lambskin zoe
Blankets, the s5c grade for. ........c
$3.50 Eiderdown Comforts, covered with
fancy floral design, French pat GS On
term will be-. 80 y
Extra Heavy Wadded Sanitary Cotton
Comforts, floral satteen covered, G. 81
worth $4.75. for. w.
silkoline and satteen Comforts. laminated
cotton filled, tufted or quilted. G En
the $2.25 grade for ~
Heavy Wadded Cotton Comforts. satteen
and silkoline covered, extra large G. n0
size, for. ~
Some 75c. Chintz-Covered Comforts 12C
Will be-.