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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-10
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Innings! Innings!

The most comprehensive and complete
Lining Department in the West
100 pieces OF 36-inch high luster Shadow Silk. in
every wanted color and black Fsy Zoe
36-inch Silesia and Percaline full beetled finish,
in black, slate and grays- Fer zoe
200 pieces of 36-iuch Shadow Silk and Freuch
Percaliue, all colors and black Foy 15e
200 pieces OF 36-inch Shadow Silk Percaline,
Stella Silk and highly mercerized permanent
finished Sateeus, all colors and black Fer zoe
100 pieces of S6-inch Lustral Cloth, the highest
grade of permanent finished mercerized fabrics,
for Innings, all coors and black Far Soc
Samson Silk Lining, 19-inch, al!-silk. A fabric
that will not split or tear; guaranteed by the
manufacturer and by Nugeut. We will replace
any of this lining that is in any way faulty;
100 different colors- FOT 5Sc yGrS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
New Silks.

40 pieces Peau de Colombo and
Wolfe de Sole: two Of the new
plain dress fabrics brought out
'his fall: soft lustrous silk: very
durable: all the new cOlOrs: 21
inches wide; all silk. AID 100
pieces heavy All-SiIk Tanreta
for dresses or lining purposes:
very luStrOus finish: soft and
pliable; will not split or tear:
all colOrs for street wear and
the light evening shades OF
pink. cicl, Nile. turquoise. rose
white, ivory. cream. etc. FOR e5c
~ pieces 24-inch An-Silk Crepe
de Chine. in black. white ivory.
cream. maise. Nile. ciel. tur-
quoiSc. royal. brown. castor
and champagne shades. FOR S5c
40O pieces Of Princess Crepe Peau
de Sole and Peau de Cygnc.
Tor reception and evening
dresses: all the new shades and
choice evening cOlOrs. FOR Csc
Canvas Noiles. a new weave in
silk. similar 10 the wool voiles:
very desirable for shirt-waist
suits; Pointelle Crepe de Chine
for evening gowns; choice col
ors in light shades and the new
Gun-Metal Silks in louisine.
tanetas and canvas Weavcs for
shirt-waiSt suits. 500
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Upholstery Dept.
Third Floor.)

Special values in Lace Curtains, Lace Bed
Sets and Portieres.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, IS inches wide and So
1(yards long. extra value For S5c PAR
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 inches wide and
yards long, extra value Fer SI.55
Real Irish Point Lace Curtains, in novelty and
allover effects, extra value Foy $3.50
Real Renaissance Lace Curtains, made on heavy
cable nets, extra value Fer $50 bGD
Savoy Curtains in Arabian effect, with corded
designs extra value Fer So. -
Ruaied BObbinet Curtains, with lace edge and in
sertion, extra value Fer SI.35
Boune Femme Curtains, with center medallions
and deep ilouuce trimmed with Renaissance lace,
extra value Fer 81. 20 eanE
Nottingham Lace Bed Sets with Shams. extra
value For 81
asblc Net Lace Bed Sets, with shams, extra
value Fer S4.Sj
Real Renaissance Bed Sets, made fine bobbi-
nets. with handsome medallion center and deep
flounce trimmed with lace; also has cover for
roll to match, extra value Fer $500
Figured Rep Portieres with handsome plush bor
der down front edge ard bottom, extra value
Fer $500 rav
Mercerzed Portieres, with heavy fringe top and
bottom, extra value Fer $3.50
Rope Porteres, of heavy twisted cord. for double
doors, extra value Fcr S2.-!J >aah
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
White Mercerized WaiStings.

AoG1y Heights FOR FIN and u InteJ-IftGT
The demand for White Merrerized Waist
iHGs bids fair to De larger than ever for
lsDi fai! and winter wear. owing to 4 great
extent. we think. 70 tie very practical and
economical features connected with their
ur-s-fcT shey are thoroughly washable.
can b. Numbered as often as required and
stiil retain that beautiful silky appearance.
Egruaeau connections enable uS 20 show
= great many entirely exclusive novelties
and designs not 10 he seen elsewhere in
St. Louis
White French DauasSes...... Lb 10 CSC
White OxfordS Nestings ...... Eb to sc
White French NcStings. ...... u 10 soc
White Empress Cloths ---.---. Ut 10 6Oc
White Honeycomb Jacquard
Nessings .....-. ..-..-..-.......Ltko 10 csc
White English Ves;ingS. .. u 70 CSC
White Embroidered Piques. y 10 sc
White Fleece-Lined Piques. u 70 &Oc
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Ribbons
Special Sale Black Taffeta Ribbons

Special Sale Black Taffeta Ribbons
500 pieces of fine alI-sik black Taffeta Ribbon, ss
inch wide, regular price &c yard
SAFE tylee exc yard
1000 pieces all-silk black Taffeta Ribbon, -snch
wide, regular price SC yard Sole t,,ee S1ztysyS
500 pieces ail-silk black Tafeta Ribbon II inches
wide, regular price Sc yard-Sale tyIr< ne yaya
$50 pieces fne all-silk black Tafeta Ribbon, So
inches wide, regular price 25c yard
Sale f,tfe 15e yayS
zoo pieces extra fine black Taffeta Ribbon, all
silk, AZ inches wide, regular price 2sc yard
Monday, SPECIAL sale 19r yard
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
HandkerChiefs
Look at These Bargains

500 dozen of women's all-linen white laundered
hemstitched Handkerchiefs. in e, u. J! inch
hems-regular 15c quality-in this sale at
zoe each
800 dozen, sample lots, of women's Haudker-
chiefs, from Belfast. Ireland. There is in this
lot revered stitch, white hemstjtched, colored
handkerchiefs, lace effects they are worth
from SC to 15c each-Monday, in this sale, all
at &c sarE
Mems special all-linen white hemstitched. good
size, assorted hems-they are unlarndered. and
the price is 2Oc each-on Monday this big bar.
gain at 8 tor SOC, or Ijc eac6
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
We Show

Correct Styles IN street suits
made of the most fashionable
fabrics. in all the leading col
orS and every size. At from
S3?O0 all the way down
10 5000
Correct Styles in Calling and
Reception Gowns and Drcssy
Dresses of all sorts. for which
there is Il tremendous demand
this season. We offer these in
an endless variety and every
one 4 perfect gem
from S55.O0 nf5rayds
Correct Styles in IIveuiug
Wraps. Never before has
;hcre been shown such a
grand assortment of Evening
| Wraps. mostly all our own
importation tand. by the way.
we can show You ten times
aS many imported garments
as you viii find in all the
other stores put together. We
offcr beautiful fullIenCth I'M
ported Evening Wraps
from Ss5.0J uf5l'aTdS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Indian Bead GirdIes.
HOrM 200, for S1.OO.

BEAUTIFUL Indian Bead Girdles. made
II OF braided bead strands, with large bead
ends. finished with large, long tassels-
colorS chalk white, black, turquoise white
and turquoise. black and white. dark blue
and white, also dull black-regular value
500. Tins HEX SIOO
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Mems, WOmen'S and ChiIdren'S
Underwear Sale

25 cases of Fall-Weight Underwear for
men, women and children, closed out from
an Eastern manufacturer for about one-half
the actual value, will go on sale Monday
morning at genuine bargain prizes.
3cases Mems Silver Gray Winter Weight aH 90 at
Ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers, AZ
splendid SOC garment kAT
l case Mems Tan-C -Colored FleeCe-Lined OOS
Shirts and Drawers-fiue gauge goods\ -.
and silk finished, an article worth 65c- ~,
) eases Mems Brown ALL Wool Shirts and Drawers
would be cheap at 81 25-
GEES at 1Jc FER garment
2sases Women's Fine Gauge Winter Weight White
JFleece-Lined Vests and Pants-regular SOC
quality Goss at 29e TER garment
10 cases of Women's Fine Quality Hand Trimmed
Vests and Pants J0c Ter garment
5 cases Ladies' Fine Ribbed Merino Vests and
Pants in white or natural '5c Per garment
Ladies' Pure Silk and Wool Vests, in white or
colors-tights to match Si.j0 PER Pay17eTf
, cases of Childrens Ribbed Silver Gray Fleece
Lined Vests, Pants and Drawers-regular price
25c- G0cS IoRdar at loo FER garment
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

% EXTRAORDINARY
tuveca ranmo year on erf 70 inspection
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Some Great Values
i'll LaCes for Trimming
and Dress Nets.

45-inch black aIl-sIk'Dress Nets. D.
'N'ii' Nalue. -.-..............-O OOS
Black Chantilly Noking. 20 inches
wide. extra
N'iue. zee. @-CN
4J-inch Chiffon. black or white.
regular soc quality. at.... .OO(
Wood Fiber Bands. i'm black or
white, extra value. c....-......(O(
Mexican Tenc-ifrc Bands. mcrcerizcd.
white, black and Fongec shade. :,
inches wide, regular price 10
5Jc yard. Observation-Disclosures. ZC(
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Correct Styles in Costumes
aud Evening Dresses. II Will
pay you 10 sec these styles
they are all different from
anything you ever SAW or can
see elsewhere. and You could
not duplicate any one of them
FOR half as much again rs our
prices
E7ors, $500 ami afsroras
Correct Styles in Goats and
Wraps. The new coats are
made with fitted backs and
in lengths from So to II
inches; of plain cloths and
rough cloths: black. blue. tan.
oxford, castor and brown.
We show all the new-cOming
styles
Prizes from 5000 atsrayRs
Old Ladies' Wraps-We i'm
ported from Y. Manheimer n
Hermann Gerson, Berlin, a
special lot OF rich garments
that are warm without being
heavy-nothinG like them L.
be had elsewhere
Prizes from 81. 50 10 SfO6.GJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Black Dress Goods

i" pieces Of 3G-inch English
Henrietta
FOR e5f al,i &C .ra,,i
- pieces ur An-wooi GRANTEES
- inches wide. O.. F0r iSe ray4
1u1 pieces Of 4o-inch All-Wooi
Whipcorl>. VencIiau>. Eta
mines. CheviotS and JO-inch
Canvas Cloth. FOR sc ra5-E
2I0 pieces Of 5u-inch AT-wooI
ChcviotS. yarn dyed. thor
uushly shrunk Tor s5e yard
jU pieces f6-Inch Imported Pana-
ma Cloth and English Whip
cvrd. d..-.-.-..-....F Tor 1yr vgyR
leo pieces 45-inch silk and Wool
Crepe dc Chine and EoliennC.
French Wolfe. Examines. Wolfe
BatisteS. JO-inch Broadcloth.
Nenetians. Cheviots. ScrEcS,
WhipcordS. PanamaS. ZibcliHeS
GRANTEES. FO, SIM yard
So pieces Of JO-inch Rruadcloths.
VeneiIlns. Zibelines. PInamaS
and 45-inch six snd Wool
Crepe de Chine. EolieuncS-
Tor sf.s5 yard
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
WOmen'S, Misses, ,ChiIdren'S CIOakS and Suits
Co,7rt Styles toy HIRter.

o a
fitted Back Coats advocated exclusively absolutely
Therefore
all ClOaks Dresses
d UgsufS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

20 pieces of New Scotch Suit
inGS. ~ inches wide in all the
new nub yarn effects and maC-
ni>h designs in checks. striped
aud barred patterns. tight ami
dark shadingS Of srays. tan.
brown. The most fashionable
fabric OF the season. JO-incn
BroadclOJh and Venetian i'm
plain cOlurS Of every wanted
shade. JUiuch ZibelineS in
plain cOlOTS. mixed effects and
monotone designs for the new
long cCat suits; all colOrS--
Tor SL.OG
euO pieces 5U-inch English Zibe-
lines in choice cOlOrS. plain
and mixed tones in long hair
Zibelines. Real Scotch Tweed
in the most desirable effects
and choicest colOringS and 20
inch Imported Venetian Broad
cloths in all the new fall
cOIof>- -.-.-...-..-... .EOJ- So
.uO pieces 36-inch all-w-OOl Crepe
AlbatrnsS: an ideal fabric for
waists. children's dresses and
gowns; soft clingy texture: will
launder nicely; comes In white.
cream. pink, Nile. ciel. tur-
puUi>c, lavender. hel!0trUpc.
maiSe. reSeda. all shades OF
red. blue, brown and black
Tor 80 yard
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Popular Prices on New Fall Dress Good

tdsrab bri Of
g
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Owing 20 grestiy Increased busi-
ness we want so bundle wrappers;
must have experience wrapping
for retail drygoodS house and give
good reference as TO honesty, etc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Ladies Waists-You can never
tell from looking 81 a waist on
a dummy in a show case how
II viii 1T you-all waists
bough. here arc made 20 ht
the living model perfectly
Beautiful White Waists, al per-
fec; fitting.
Pine Sieiliau and Mohair Waists.
all tailor-msde. .--.-.--is So
Splendid Black ?eau d. Sole
silk Waists. ..-.. o. III $50
New Velvet Waists - Black,
blue, green, red and gun
metal effects. zee .---ff S5.gy
Swell Imported Ws:s;s-If you
want a real treat. jlst come
In and look through these
beautiful Waists, all our own
importation, exquisite and
lovely beyond all description,
From SIg..5D Et
Fine Furs-Our superb line oi
fine Furs are all opened mp
and OIL sale. The new long
scarfs are 20 be al the rage
every woman will want one.
Those made early are always
th- best-it will pay you to
buy now
P-SrcS from sT.7y IA SI5.GJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
COlOred Dress Goods,

IUJ pieces in the lot for Mondays
selling. They are Scotch
Twcc'lS. 3G-inch wide. in the
rough and ready mixtures now
80 fashionable - blues. GrayS.
browns and taus shot with
white and some bright con
irastinG cu.urS. ::5-inch MI
wool Granite Suiting in all the
plain cOlOTs suitable for street
wear. 56-inch Fancy Ziheline;
q short hair. silky finish suit
ing shot with a nub effect Of
some different color. and 30
inch all wool plain Egyptian
Suitin., mixed cOlOrS of
browns. &rays. castOrS. tau>.
blues. This entire lot
Tor &Sc ya51E
IN pieces JO-inch AIl-WOol Plain
Granite Cloths. Complete line
uf the new fall CJlOrS. JO-inch
yarn dyed. shrunk and Sponged
ChcviOtS. JD-inch BruadClOthS.
good heavy weight that will
not rough UP in SpOnginz. AMI
lJ-inch Crepe Egyptian in all
the colOrs for street and even
in= wear. r.--...... FOR sje yard
~ pieces Of Scotch BannOck
burn in nub yarn effects: real
Scotch Tweeds in mixed brown
and Crays. fiecked with con
irdStine cOlOrS. FOR $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Correct Styles in Misses aud
Girls School Suits. two-piece,
uobby pleated and beked Goa:
effects, for ages Il to is years,
Tor SlD.py eac,l
Girls small oue-pieee Russian
Suits. all our own exclusive
styles. for ages mp to II years,
Tor SIG.O,, $50 and SG.a5
Girls Dresses. both oue-piece
and Peter Thonp>on'S styles.
all sizes. ...............ff SG.S5
Young wOmen's NObby Suits,
made with the new blouse
and Eton effect and new skirt
~rylcs-all exclusive -
can lit nine out OF ten without
altcraIiOnS-sizeS l6 to ~
years; also small wumen-all
exclusive models. ... II Ss.5.CJ
Kisses and ChiIdren's Wraps
every new style is here;
every good style is here; every
novelty and every new color
you'll lind here a usual. only
more -: larger stock and low
cr prices; we show girls sly
liSh long cape. nicely trimmed
winter CloakS; all sizes for (
ju - years
from $50 afs,ardS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

alter the fgurey
aud last but not least of S $500 each
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11

"You. 90okiet came to my
homsllss2 Message Of health
when | lad suffered with
had, he, -ckaoA, and bear
ins-d,w2 r rs. Twas weak,
1trous ara I st1cical and
had not consulted any doctor,
hia1..ag /: would pass away
ia anA but instead | found
that the pains increased and
were more frequent. | de-
aitd to try Vine Of Cardui
| ,ni IN . shor+ t,,v,e v1yas gr,,trh
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inf1amed condition Of the mucous lin
ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have rumb
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL, condition, hearing will be de-
strOyed forever: nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth,
ing but an infiamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11
MISS FAY LEE,
President of the Shakespearian Club. Kansas City.

nervous tension. The nerves
soon begin to give way under
the strain. Youperhaps jump
at any unusual disturbance,
or laugh or weep, hysteri-
cally, at no apparent cause.
That is what Miss Fay Lee,
6031s North Seventh Street,
Kansas City, Kansas, was
coming to when she rescued
herself by taking Wine of
Cardui. The Wine made
her a strong, healthy woman
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11
STRANGE STORY OF
UNREQUITED LOVE
Charles Boiin, Scandinavian, Fig
ures in Sensational Love
Story at Portland.

Tacoma, July 1.-THE case OF
Charles BOlin, a Scandinavian VINO
was shipped out of the city to Port
land by the police. is one OF the most
sensational stories of unrequited love,
attended by a case Of attempted MUIR
der that has come up in the police
court in years.
Jennie Swanson. a Scandinavian
maiden. came to Tacoma more than
wear ago. Before leaving Sweden
she had known Bolin. and a tender at
tachment between them resulted in
an avOWaI Of mutual love and a
plighting OF their trOth to marry.
About six months after she came to
this county BOIin followed her, and
upon finding her in this city. dlscOT-
cred she had OutgrOwn the affection
the prOfessed in the fatherland.
The revelation almost craZed BO-
lin. In vain he pleaded. pursuaied,
threatened and despaired. she was
firm in her stand and persistent in the
refusal of his attentions. declining to
see him and finally avoiding him in
| every way. After many unsuccessful
| efforts to see her, one night several
months ago BOlin climbed to her room
| She heard him scrambling over the
veranda. and his voice appriZing heI
! who was coming and endeavOrlng &c
sOOth her fears, caused her to beat a
! hasty retreat into a closet in her room
the door of which she locked. BOliT
entered and kept her a prisoner there
until the light of morning daWned
while he tried by every persuasion he
could conceive to coax her to fulfil
her vow. She steadfastly declined
and with the coming of light, Bolin es
capped to prevent detection.
The woman told of her experience
and BOlin was warned of the gravity
of his Offense and ordered from hence
forth not to cross Miss SwansOn's
path. This appeared to inspire hin
with deeper determination, and he
threatened to kill her unless sht
would marry him. Monday night hi
followed Miss Swanson and her es
cOrt. Mr., Miller. and suddenly con
fronting them, hastily drew a revol
yer and was in the act OF leveling i
at Miller when Miss Swanson snatchet
the weapon from his hand. A police
! man VINO was nearby, tfled to arr6S
BOlin. but he ran. the officer in no
pursuit. After being warned severa
. times to stop, and not needing. tn,
policeman fred three times at BOlin
and still he ran. finally dOdgin!
around a street car and escaping.
/ Yesterday he was apprehended ant
was brought before Judge Griffin on
charge OF attempt to Kill. interested
friends came forward and induced
Bolin to leave the city, the cour
agreeing to discontinue the cas-
against him during his absence from
Tacoma. The case has been KEEP
as quiet as possible by the police an,
the friends Of BOlin and Miss Swan
son. Bolin cannot talk English, an,
sat in stoid Indifference during tn
trial today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11
Has Narrow Escape.

uwaco. Wash.-Hon. J. H. Snively
of Olympia, who delivered the Fourth
of July Grafton in this city. was the
victim OF an accident near Vancouver
on his way here, in which only his
good luck saved him from serious in
jury and possibly death. He went
from Portland to Vancouver to visit
a son who is stopping with a friend.
and while in a hack the driver let his
team run away. Mr.. Schively forced
the door of the hack open after much
difficulty and jumped. He had no
more than landed free from the buggy
when it struck a telegraph pole and
was smashed into kindling. The drlV-
ar was badly injured and one OF the
horses was killed. but Mr.. Schlvely
escaped with only a hard fall and
slight bruises.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11

the product Of nome industry a fair
rial, they would surely find a cigar to
suit their taste.
Fraternally yours,
NJ. c. KAUFMAN.
Acting delegate for Cigar Makers
Union. No. 444, Walla Walla,
Wash
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11

again, as 1t has made a million o.nel
women strong and healthy. By induc-
ing regular menstruation the entire
system is relieved of the terrible wasting
drains. The ligaments which hold the
womb in place are strengthened by
healthy flow and that organ is returned
to its normal position. Returning
health is the result. This is what
Wine of Cardui has done for thousands
Of the best women in America.
If YOU need advice write The Ladies
Advisory Department, The Chatta-
noopa Medicine Company, Chattanooga,
Tenn, describing all your symptoms
freely, and letter of advice wllI be
sent you. Secure 51.0O bottle of Wine
Of Cardui from your druggist to-day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-11

ITO the President and Delegates of
the Walla Walla Trades and Labor
Council:
Greeting:
Our union is at present in good fl
nancial condition, and increasing in
membership All our members are
striving for the betterment Of our
cause and that of uniOnism in gen
eral. At our last meeting, we enacted
a local assessment of 81 per member
per month. and intend TO use the
funds to further interest home con-
sumers to demand a blue label cigar
In that way we hope to double the
membership of our union.
All cigars manufactured in Walla
Walia at the present time, have the
cigarmakers International blue label
rasted on the box, and can be easily
seen if only the purchaser would
look for it.
The brands of cigars that are
nIaced on the market by the local
manufacturers who employ union
wOrkmen can readily be had if only
demand be made for them. We
only ask that a fair trial be given
our home production and you will be
convinced that they are as good, and
even better than the many nOn-uniOr
cigars now on the market.
The following brans are manufac-
tured in this city and bear the blue
label. the Cigar Markers union No
444. recommends these cigars to al
smokers through out the city:
LOUIS KAN. Manufacturer
Marcus Whitman, large size, two
for 25c.
| Marcus Whitman, small size, three
for 25c, or Toe straight.
Louis FavCrite. 10c or three for 25c
La Hebe, a Key West cigar. two
for Csc
La Premida, large size. two for 25c
La @Piemida small size, three fol
csc.
o. X. a sc. cigar
Also our Standard and Diplomat
The Blue Mountain Clear factory
owned b. ]. NJ. Fielder, turns out the
| following brands. bearing the blue la
| BILE:
Flor de Castillo, two for 25c.
Invincibe and l.. \. T. are 10c eli
CARS
| The following brands are manu-.
| featured by Surbeck Bros:
| El Grande and Bouquet are 10c CT
CARS.
There sc. brands are X. l.. n. T
Opera Bell, Slim Jim and Extra Fine
| feel quite sure that if cigar
smokers. in general. and especial
our local union men would only Civ