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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10
BRIEFS ABOUT BADGERS

Early students of Albion academy
will be panied to learn of the death of
Will S. Arnold, which occurred at his
home in Salt Lake City His father
in GAINESVILLE has just been appraised
Of the fact Arnold was 81 years of
age and practiced law at GAINESVILLE
a few years prior to going out west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Mabbett of
Edgerton have gone on two months
trip through the south and to the
Pacific coast. They make their first
stop at Hammond, La, for a visit to
G. L. Browns family. Then on to
New Orleans during the mardi gras,
and taking the southern Pacific for the
overland trip, stopping at Houston,
Galveston and San Antonio and again
at Ell Paso, Texas, before resuming
their journey to California. While
making Los Angeles their head
quarters, they contemplate visiting
most of the points of interest in that
state.
The divorced wife of Porter L.
Getchel, who formerly lived at
Spencer, little town above Stevens
Point is figuring as one of two female
claimants for 100000 estate in
Chicago incidentally quite a lit
tie romance has been developed, with
the possibility that four Of the record
books in the Office of the clerk of the
circuit court for Cook county have
been forged Mrs. Getchel's own
story is that she was married to
Getchel at Spencer in $780, but in
1884 went to Chicago and was en-
ployed in dressmaking shop. There
she met a wealthy lawyer named
Remick. They fell in love with each
other and Remick secured a divorce
for her from Getchel SO that she could
marry him. In due time, she says,
he secured a decree and gave it to
her, but this document cannot be
found. Still later, it is said, Remick
married another woman and in this
way it came about that both are
claiming his estate. If Mrs. Getchel
cannot prove that she was divorced,
her claim will fail, and it is alleged on
the part Of the other contestant that
she was not divorced from Getchel,
but that the records were forged by
erasing the names of Hunt VS.. Hunt,
parties to another divorce suit, and
substituting the Names Of Getchel
vs.. Getchel. This allegation Mrs.
Getchel asserts is not true.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Twenty Dollar Gold Piece That's
Bogus

received a circular issued by Chief
Wilkie of the secret service at Wash
ington, in which it is stated that a
counterfeit 500 gold certificate is in
circulation in all parts of the country
The circular says that it is an un-
tinted photograph, and that it would
not deceive anyone who had been in
the habit of handling money. In spite
of this fact, however, there is consid-
cradle danger with counterfeit bills of
this kind in circulation. Although the
bankers are protected, the inexperi-
enced are open to the fraud. It is not
believed that any of the bogus bills
have been passed in this city as yet.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10

four days. A third train will make
the trip in five days. The new train
will handle through business ex-
clusively and passengers from New
York will be landed in Vancouver in
less than the time it now requires to
make the journey from Montreal
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10

From ocean to ocean in three days
a dream the Canadian Pacific will
axe a reality early in the spring.
luipment will cost the system
arly $1,00O,O00. Motive power will
} supplied by builders in the United
ates, as will much of the coach
uipment. The new service will be
addition to that formerly operated,
d the new train, which has not yet
on named, will leave for Vancouver
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10
ON THE RAIL

The management of the Northwest
Il road has determined to adopt the
andard code of railway signals for
entire system. The change will be
'adual.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10

The joint scale committee Of miners
and operators began the task of try
ing to agree on a scale for the com
ing year behind closed doors at In
dianapolis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10
WAT ERBURY IN WOE
CONNECTICUT CITY SWEPT BY
FIRE FIEND.
MAY PROVE INcEN0IARY

After Main Portion of Town Was De-
stroyed Flames Break Out In
Closed Chamber in Scoville House
-DesoIate Scenes Amid the Storm
Bound Streets.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE

1t seems probable that Prince
Henry Will be much bigger man
here than he is at home.
DR.. Philip ]. Garrigan, appointed
bishop of the newly created Roman
Catholic diocese of Sioux City, Iowa,
has for a number of years been as
sistant treasurer and vice-rector OF
the Catholic university at Washing
ton. He was born in Ireland, and
Joined the priesthood in Massachu-
sets.
The parents of Miss Bonnie Simons
Of Bloomington, ILL.,, who was mar
ried to Arthur Pick, a Chicago travel
ing man, say she is only 16, and that
the age given in the license, which is
10, is an error. The brides parents
say their objection to the marriage
was based or the youth Of their
daughter. The marriage created
much surprise among the young
woman's friends in Bloomington. Mr..
and Mrs. Pick will reside in Chicago.
Nervousness is the cause assigned
for the suicide of Miss Agnes Inglis,
the Ann Arbor medical student who
shot herself through the heart. The
young womans father, who is a
physician at Detroit, and the profes-
sors under whom she studied say she
did not find her studies hard, and do
not believe her mind was unbalanced
by overwork.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10
Twelve Reported Dead and Many
Injured.
Eight Members of One Family Killed
Car Filled With Passengers Thrown
From Track.

Chicago, Feb 6.-Thirteen lives were
lost, many people were slightly in
jured and two buildings at 372 and
374 Twenty-second street wrecked
and $4,000 damage done by an ex-
section of Twenty-second street and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-02-10

1t seems probable that Prince
Henry will be a much bigger man
here than he is at home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
Negligee Shirts.

Look N-tuy OUT si.24 Negligee
Shirts. They are the kind others sell
at 500. Made Of fine corded madras
in our own faetory-small black figures.
dots and cluster stripes on white grounds
The plaits extend TO the bottom, and
are accurately matched so that the
figures show clearly defined and com.
plets. Smart enough Tor the smartest
dresserA
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Household Linens.
Full b!eached Irish Table Dam.

u l-b!e1ched IRISH Table Dam.
AK, firm and heavy, 90 IN. wide, @Oc.
Heavy srssm-tintsd Table Damask. -
in. vide. +sc.
Full.bl, achsd Irish Table Damssk. choie.
patterns. 20 in. vide. Soc
Iull-hlrachtd Double Damask. extra
heavy. 20 in Sitc. s4c.
Hem>trtehed Damask Napkins, fine.
soft-!inishej quality. lsNlS in. Ice.
tull-hlesched Dsmask NAPKINS. isxis
in. Per dozen. 99c.
Towels every kind and size, from
the smallest linen hutkaback ana DAM
ask 10 the great Turkish bath onsS,
with their thirsty, Absorbent. loosely
loorti >uGfl,eS-best values are here.
always.
Hone>comh Cotton Towels. ,2Ni, in q.
&c.
White Turkish Towels. lsx+, in. lOc.
HCm,utchtd Huckahack Towels. lsx56
IN. i'c.. ,0N+O in. lSc.
An-Iinen DamaSk Towels. knoiiei fringe,
lsxJg in. re. 1OX+S in, isc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

Much OF the Underwear now ready was ~rroiuc:i III our
own ilctofy. No othe- retail store has >ltUidr facilities.
We are sad to be among the HEAVIEST tUyeI, ~ ionsstt
cutIuns. We imported trimming, from iceland, t,T.
macy. France, switzerland ana Began saved as
money. ard guaranteed org nal PATTERN, thereby hitting
tie Lowest. pnoei garment above the commonplace.
LItefil SiztS-nut i >kimp anywhere
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Make eonplriSorS Make hem rs you viii. Take our
cheapest Correct Cover, Or take our most elaborate Nght
Gown. ant r.a,s either lIongS ds OF the same pritct gar
meut III other store, II may require 1 Iitt.e time ana
trouhl; rut you clnt pa; an elull amount o' 10th II
anyirns tia, viii weld / larger iyiienI. Every piece
lui Ties ANA values.
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PetticOats.

Sired S.erSutk.r, finished with UNI
t-,I. shaped rufile and narrow ru;.le-
oilers N PLAN linen color, same style,
worth OK, al Ipc.
Silsh.inj-ahltc striped materials
'urECi with tecr accordion plating,
7'7ktd ucht, worth 81 100. at 7sc.
Pax ana Co'orei Taffe,a Silk, tin.
atL with umbrella shaped Iuifle and
TWO small rutile>. each rutils has three
Iuck> and reverse hem, worth $500
cur p.iGr $500.
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kimOnOS.

kmonoS Dressing Saelues. made Of
rl4n AID figured lawn. yoke and Dor.
der ~ whit. lawn worth sos. ; our
rrIts pos. Long kimonos, same ma
is-I. ipN.
long kimonos. made Of ereron, shirred
On shoulders. border ~ wash =, IN
nnhnn. worth 8. 50, our nrice SI.E
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"omen'S Underwear.

WoT'ns Use Thread VESTS, low ne,k.
sleeveless and short sleeves, neck and
am, trimmed with lace, TO-.
EomsnN Ne-csri7cd Isle Thread Vests.
IA neck, 'i-tytlss,. front and ,houlJef,
'rUm,d with lace cream, pink -
Iri ~ 4fC
N'mtnS Sjlk and Isle Thread Vests. low
n.', ana sleeveless, front ana *.
~ .'GC-, trim md With lace DOC
N1m,gN Swi III bed Isle Thread Vests.
l'p neck. sleeveless, neck and ,houl.
c." 'uumcd With hand crochet IN
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Night Gowns, 29c.
Good muslin. high or N-shapsd neck,
trimmed With clusters OF tueks and uife.
Night Gowns, SOC.
Muslin, Low nsck and short sleeves,
trimmed With hemstitehed ruine.
Muslin, yoke trimmed With clusters oI
tucks. neck and sleeves trimmed with
embroidery ruifle.
Muslin. yoke trimmed With rucks ard
four rows ~ lace inserting and ru!fle.
Muslin. yoke trimmed with TAG rows OF
embroidery inserting and finished : ith
ptfe.
Night Gowns. 40c.
Muslin. square neck. trimmed With tueks.
six rows Of narrow embroidery inserting,
neck and sleeves trimmed With en-.
hroitery ru'ilc.
Muslin. N-shaped neck. trimmed With
tueks. four rows OF embroidery inserting
and embroidery ruifle.
MasonNille muslin. trimmed with elus-
tiers ~ ruekS. neck and sleeves trimmed
with hemstitched ruffle.
Muslin, yoke trimmed with hemstirched
iucks. four rows lace inserting aud hem
stitched ruffe.
Night Gowns, Soc.
Muslin. square neck. trimmed with tvo
rows Of embroidery inserting, With
reVers formed OF tucks. inserting and
hemstitched rufne.
Nasonville muslin. N-shsrsd neck,
trimmed with hemstitched tuckS and
htmstitehed rufile.
Night Gowns, 6Oc.
Muslin. square neck. trimmed With
tucks, vide beading. ribbon and rows
OF hemstitchlng.
Muslin square neck. trimmed With seven
rows OF inserting. neck and sleeves
trimmed With lace ruffle.
Muslin. N-shsred neck, trimmed With
tucks. ,~o ioSs Of vide embroidery in
sorting and embroidery rufne.
Cambria, low neck and short sleeves.
.-Ipmed with hemstitched tucks and
hemstitehed uffie.
Night Gowns, zoe.
Cambria. V-shaped neck. trimmed With
tucks. six ows Of embroidery inserting
.nd double hemstitched ruffe.
Cambria. low neck. and short sleeves.
also square neck. trimmed with hem
stitching and ribbons.
Night Gowns, SOC.
Cambria. high or N-shaped neck. trimmed
with hemstitehed tueks. four rOa, OF
embroidery inserting. neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery ruihe.
Cambria. square neck, trimmed With
Point dc Paris inserting. reverS formed
- tucks, lace insertings and lace ruffle.
Night Gowns. 99c.
Cambria. low neck and short sleeves,
trimmed With embroidery inserting. h<ad-
ing, ribbon and embroidery ru'fle.
Cambric. v.>haped neck. trimmed with
tao rows Of fine embroidery inserting and
double rufile OF embroidery.
Cambrie. low neck and short sleeves.
trimmed With clusters ~ tuck>, Cm-
hroiiery inserting and embroidery FUTILE
Nsinsook. square meek. nmmei With
iuck,. five rows of inserting and emhfoit-
CIV ruffle.
i~,,-r ~s4-Iur, At prices rriau'r, ca,ap.
F.f~IsI Nh fU 81 ~
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|(N@;!.llGj;!!IW'jj':S!;::'
Children's Pique
Coats and Refers.
This LOT represents 4 manufacturer
sample ilns-SlLeS | 10 ! years.
81. so to 500 kinds at ssc.
500 to sSCO kinds OF Size
$500 TO IS 90 kinds at $i.se
Infants Wear.
Long Camcric Night Sips. trimmed
vi h box plat, neck ami sleeves finished
with cAmbr { rufle. 10.
Long Cambria Night Slips, Bishop style,
neck and sleeves finished with hen.
stitched camhfic rufile. lsc.
Long Cambria Night Slips. trimmed with
tucks, box plat. mech and sleeves finished
with hemstifehed ruffle. lse,
Long Nainsook Night Slips. Bishop style,
neck and sleeves finished With hem.
stitched miile. ,9c.
Long Cambria Dresses, yoke trimmed
with tuckS. inserting. neck AMI sleeves
finished with hemStltched rutile, SAC.
Long Cambric Dresses yoke OF embroid.
cry forming V: neck and sleeves finished
with hemsiirched uinc, 5+c.
Long Nlinsook Dresses. yoke formed 81
hemstIiching. neck and sleeves finished
with hemstiteh,d ruffle, 5se.
! Long Nainsook Dresses, round yoke OF fine
tuckS. lace-edged mffe; skirt finished
with deep hem, 4sc.
Long Nain>ook Dresses, yoke formed Of
hemstitchsd tucks. skirt finished with
deep hem. +ec.
Long NainSook Dresses. round yoke
formed Of fine tucks. embroidery rufile.
skirt finished Nth deep hem, ose.
Summer Blankets.
Store away the heavy, warmthful
winter Blankets where moths can't
gnaw them, ani buy these light
weights At light prizes for summer use.
Every item IS a triumph OF economy.
Cotton. plain white and gray, tsn-qusr-
tiers, 4sc.
Nbtlous NlltNs WY WI US VI daet-
tiers, 74c. Gray. eleven-quarters, 1sc.
Cotton. white with red and blue borders,
tlrven-qusrters, soc.
Wool. white. ten-luarters, Sl.5e. S.is.
s,.4s; eleven quarters. $3.50. S~2.74,S5.&s.
Atwood California, ten-quarters, S.ss.
e~leyen-quarterS, S7i.
COmfortabIes.
Fall sizes, covered on both sil.s with
figured sIlko Inc. filled with clean,
wnlte cotton, "a. - finished with
fanty stitching. 81 80 - artistic d..
signs. shaded satsen borders. 81. ~.
Bed Spreads.
Dwellers in cottages AMI %proprie:ors Of
summer hote,s. take notice. Here's
money saving If you're th'iftily in
clined.
T~hree-qusrer sire Bed Spreads, very light
] weight. <ec.; single size. full eleached.
| 7ss. handmade fringe all around. single
size. sec.: extra size. si.Ss; handsome
e%snrrpiece designs, full size, SIC. and
Sis.
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Sheets, made Of tine, strong muslin
each torn from the piece-the edges
won't sag or crook. when launiered
Size S+xoo inches at 32c.
Size 6,x9O inches at }oc
Size 7,xoO inches at AZ.
SEE SixoO inches at I6c.
Size OOxoo inches at sc.
The Pillow Cases are made OF the
same brand.
Size 42x}O inches at Zoe.
SIZE +Sx}6 inches at Tic.
size SoxB0 inches at re.
Size S+xjO inches at lac
China. |
for Z, IN pirkis dishes
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Drawers, lie.
Muslin. plain band. finished with hem
and tucks.
Drawers. loc.
Muslin, yoke band. finished With tucked
cambria uIile.
Muslin. yoke band, trimmed with cam
brio nffc and vide lace edginc.
Muslin. yoke band, trimmed with cam
tfic rufne and embroidery edging.
Muslin. trimmed With cambria ruine
and lacs inserting.
Drawers. 24C.
Cambfic. trimmed Nth tuekS and EN-.
broidery uiflc.
Muslin. trimmed With cambria ruifle
and hemStitched tuckS.
Muslin. trimmed with tueks and lace
rufilc.
Drawers, 20C.
Muslin extra large size, trimmed with
tuckS and hem.
Muslin. umbrclls-shsred u'flc, trimmed
With embroidery Iuiile.
Muslin. VIII camcfic ruffle. trimmed
With vide lace inserting.
Muslin. trimmed with several tuskS and
embroidery Tuife.
Drawers. SOC.
Muslin. trimmed With lava fuifle. vide
lace edging and tuek> above.
Muslin. trimmed With clusters OF tucks
and embroidery ilounce.
CamhriS. trimmed with lawn tufne,
tucks, lace inserting and lace ruifle.
Cambria. trimmed with lava ruiFe,
Two rows Of lace inserting and lace edging.
Muslin, trimmed With ruf'le. h,mstitched
tueks and embroidery CdginC.
Muslin. extra large size. trimmed With
,ucks and embroidery ru'1e.
Drawers, 40C.
Cambria. trimmed with tueks and deep
embroidery f!ource.
better qualities az pricss RELATIVE ely cheap.
Hanging up ~ &N
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Thousands hayele learned the rare economy OF the Macy Muslin Underwear slsN They hn
always md the goods an the th here to sustain every clam AdS SOFT follows NATURALLY.
whenw We tel. you tina III. garments rre for prize, are better than eve ehoe, andu
vireISM are very mh greater than Shown on my former -lNon-w VIII nave sad at th
is really needed TO bring YOU here in such crowd as We like to ee-onght alert quick buzz
an that buyng ekeNhest is nkeM waste Of money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
lens HALF Hose.

Ntn'> Imported Cotton Hall Hose,
ha>k ana slate, double heels, 10 es -
toe, 10.
Van imported Lisle Thread Halt ~,
Vertical Jacquard stripes on black. slate
tnd cadet hue grounds; also black cotton
Nth hant-tmhroidsred figures,
,olJ elsewhere at sos, our price. SSS
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Women's Hose.


W"m:n'S Cotton Hose, all black ana
N4k With unb.eaehei split feet. double
So.,S, hes AMI to.s, i0c.
G"mCn'> Ingram iisls Thread Hose.
ria!n. R;Chslieu and Rembrandt r:t,, all
tiaIk. and nlsck with unbleachrc ~.
G. ,ure White spit feet .... <>S
Women, imported Lace Isle Thread
Hose, large an-ty ~ new and pretty
TGttCrEN. sold elsewhere At Soc, a.,
or riee ....... ........ oo$
Eom,n's Imported All-over Lace Lisle
Tread Hose. many nev and At An.
traetiNe designs W.
Nomtn's Ingram Lace Isle Thread
Hose, several handsome patterns 81 m
20 select Iron. ....... 'ts''
Nonen's Pure SILK Hose. PLAIN black, nix
different styles Of IBIS. also evening
'hadeS. plain and ribbed. sold $50,
OseNhere o. $3.50, our price 'i.|T
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WOmen's Wrappers.

The comfort Of louncing in these
Wrappers Will he intensified when you
remember the money they spared your
purse.
Psreale. stripes and figures Of light and
dark grounds. yoke and rufre over
shoulders trimmed With braid, ilounee on
skirt and
Figured lawn, very dainty effects. yoke
trimmed With braid. bounce on eo-
skirt. worth s0c.. our price. SSC
Dimity. neat polka dou. trimmed with
embroidery, Bishop sleeves. deep nounce
on skirt and
Lawn, pretty stripes. sailor collar trimmed
sI'h lace inserting and two rows Of lace
Inserting running across front. deep
nounse on skirt, worth $50; our m.
rres SS(
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Corset Covers. Sc.
Camhrie. square neck. fslled seams,
trimmed With lace ~ embroidery ecging,
Cambria. high neck. ielled seams, trimmed
with embroidery edging.
Corset Covers, l2c.
Cambria. V.shared neck. relied seams,
trimmed With vide embroidery.
Corset Covers. 1Sc.
Cambria. low neck. French style. long
waist, iellet seams, 'nmmId With lace
ruifle.
Camhtie. square and V.shared neck.
[ trimmed With vide embroidery.
Corset Covers, l0c.
Cambria. low neck. French STYLE. trimmed
With four rows OF lace inserting and ruffle.
Camhnc. N-Shap,i meek beck and front,
trimmed Nth vide embroidery.
Camhsic. N.shaptd neck. trimmed with
tuckS. heaiinc ard embroidery edginc
Cambria. N.>haped neck. trimmed With
hemsitehing. lace inserting and lace
edging.
Camhrc. square neck. trimmed With en-
hrcidery inserting and embroidery eiging
Corset Covers. FAC.
Cambria. N.shsred neck. trimmed With
vide lace.
Camhrie. low neck. French ny le. trimmed
with four rows Oi lace inserting and
lace ruiile.
Cambria. v-shaped neck, trimmed With
embroidery inserting ard embroidery
edging.
Corset Covers, 20c.
Nainsook. N->hsped neck. trimmed With
vide embroidery.
Cambria. low neck French STYLE, trimmed
with tueiS, six row Of lase inserting
snd lace edging.
Camhric, N-shaped neck. trimmed With
rueks. six rows OF lace inserting and
lace edging.
Co rset Covers. SOC.
Cambria. low neck, French style. mech
and armholes trimmed With vide lace.
Cambria. low neck, French style. trimmed
with txo rows Of lace inserting. Sesding.
ribbon and lace ruffs.
Corset Covers. 4oc.
Cambria. trimmed With tucks. six row
lac. inSertingS. n1cE ana armholcs I'm
shed uith lace rufi,e.
Nainsook. low Hccn, French style,
trimmed With laSe asserting. heading,
ribbon and lace ruftle.
Corset Covers. soc.
\1iaso1k. lor meek. ttyESh ,'tlc.
trimmed Nth two roaS ~ lac. inserting
beading. ribbon and lace uils.
\ainSook. law neck, French ,tSle.
trimmed SIlh zen uv> 1T Las: inserting
and lacr fufle.
u,,fsf ,.ut,- 90 pf.... r.l.tr. cheap.
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COrsetS.

Our "Com,eSSe' Corsets are not sur.
pl>stL. They I'LL every requirement
eYTt>ted Of perfection-priceS range
from 800 10 5000.
Details Of rare values in the kind of
CofSetS that nine women out OF ten
vsnt for general wea-.
Empire shape, made Of strong net. me-
dunn bust. trimmed with lace. si,es
= 20 -, worth 7Sc our price JvC
lr7irc share, white figured Sateen.
eanty patterns, medium bust and short
''T,. trimmed with lace. sizes ~
- y, worth 7Sc. our price SSC
'o'sj S'raight-froni, fine White batiste.
medium vast, DIP bust. trimmed with
lace. ',yS ~ 70 -, worth SIS. IN
OIs Nule
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Corset Covers. SOC.

\qiaso1k. lor meek. tryEch ,'yle.
trmmsd Nth Two rows of lac. inserting
beading. ribbon and lace mifl..
\ainSook. low meek, French ,tyle.
trimmed wIlh zen uE> 1T lsc: inserting
and lacr tu'flc.
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Inc ndermUI Sale OF last May was unnYe immense in iue-immene N the volurr-
Oh business TeeoNed sui cumulative experience man added powT-hgr knosedSen IN
creased wisdom, improved methods Wev had Twelve months. SINGS then IN which to plan
The past with its successes is s.He OF the future We have nothing to ay; It IS the wal
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