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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01

10y
Married, Dec. %. by the Rev. g. f.
DeGrof, at the home of the brides
mother. Mr.. Guy w. Cowan and Miss
Frances L. Smith. They will make
their home on the Mike Lawrence
farm, which MI. Cowan has rented
for a term of years. May only hap
piness be their lot is the wish OF
their many friends.
They were the recipients Of a pum.
Der OF beautiful and useful presents.
lace curtains. decorated lamp, bureau
scarf. from the parents Of the groom.
silver spoon and bread board from the
grandfather Of che groom, sofa Dill.
low, Elsie Taylor. salt and pepper
shakers from Mrs. L. f. Eager,
whisk broom in decorated holder from
Mrs Omcaley, and other useful pres
ents from the BRIDES family.
Mr.. DeGroff had a-ratheI disagree
able experience n trying to leave
LOOMS last Tuesday, the train was
tagged but Vt went through without
stopping or either leaving or taking
the mail. Mr.. DeGroff had an an.
poiutment for a wedding "Wednesday
so he had TIC drive to Woonsocket af-
ter night.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
A Bealah Wedding.

Is wedding event occurred in
Beulah township Wednesday at IL
O'Clock, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Pearson, when their daughter,
Miss Abbie, was united in marriage
to Arthur Shaw, OF Badger township.
Both young people are we'll known
and highly respected, the bride bav
ing taught school in that vicinity for
several years.
Wednesday evening there was a
very happy gathering Of friends at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. =. Will
son to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Shaw, who we're marrled in the
morning. An hour OF so was devoted
to social conversation during which
the married couple was congratulated
and a number Of games Of interest
we're introduced. Refreshments were
served. MI. and Mrs. Shaw went to
Redheld Thursday to remain q few
weeks and on their return will
take up their home in Badger town
iship.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01

Frank Nicolaison bought some
! calves Of A. a. jerks.
L. H. Annis sold his hav TO Pete
Reimcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Stevens Wis.,
tied Monday with the latter's par
ents.
Miss Myrtle Davis, of Mt. Vernon,
is visiting in the neighborhood.
Earl jerks has been selling corn to
Geo. Miller.
Miss Una Moses is home through
the holidays.
Ed Cropsey has been marketing
wheat the past week.
Fred Moses. has purchased a new
set OF bob sleds.
Married, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Nelson, Thursday, Dec.
"a, Miss Myrtle Scott, of Mitchell,
and B. E. Barnard, of this place.
The bride is well and favorably
known in these parts as an attractive
and accomplished young lady. The
groom has been a resident Of Tobin
township and is Known as one Of its
most prosperous farmers and DAIRY.
men. They arrived here Christmas
and are nov at home to their many
friends. We extend congratulations.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
EAST AURORA.

East Aurora, Dec. 3l.-We extend
through these columns our best wish.
es for a happy and prosperous 1904
and many more TO all readers and
friends.
To state who came and who went
somewhere on Christmas would take
columns of continued variation; suf-
fee to say that everybody seemed to
be merry and glad of existence here.
Miss Bernice L. Brown, OF Mt.
Vernon, spent Sunday with friends
in Aurora county.
A. K. Mooney, Of Dawson county.
was doing business In Plankinton this
week Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Dining left today
for a few weeks visit with friends in
Iowa. (.
L. A. Mabbott and wife came down
from Plankinton to eat Christmas
dinner with the children on the farm.
]. A. Swift. Of Mitchell. vas q Wis
itor in this county the first Of the
week.
Garland Harrison, Of Ethan. is, bol-
idaying with friends here.
VIM. Harck, of Center township,
lost u son on Christmas dag bv scarlet
fever, and five persons IN the family
Of Will Dunn, of the same township,
are down with the same disease.
j. A. Pickens is delivering enlarged
pictures by the w~holesale-so to
speak-in this County: he is doing
business for the S. M. JaNe CO., OF
Chicago.
Al. Mangan. who was chief carpen-
ter assisting on the large barn being
built by A. NJ. Corker. of Hopper.
gave the family Of the latter q hot
time one night last week in series of
commissions. which he is subject to.
Various Christmas festivals we're
held in numerous school honses
throughout the county and all report
a merry time and happy people such
as South Dakota generally Is made
up Of.
Plankinton business men report
heavy trade this winter, owing in
part perhaps.t to the scrap on the diff
ferent commodities there this winter
and advancing the price Of farm pro-
ducts.
We noticed an item in the Pioneer
Press OF St. Paul this week to the
effect that China had given the larg-
est order this country ever had for
-four, being in round numbers 100, 900
barrels. The effect on the Minneap-
oils wh ,at..maTket::being 7cents high.
er partly in prospect OF future orders
from that country.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
LOOMS

Loomis, dec. 3O.-Mr. Mabbott. of
Mt. Vernon, is visiting in this vicin-
ity.
win Smith and family returned to
Hartley, Iowa, Thursday.
Mrs. Burke. OF Sioux City, is "a
LOOMS visitor.
The Christmas tree was a success.
with a good program, lots Of presents
and a lively Santa Claus in the per.
son of Will Clark. All were we'll
pleased.
Parties were given last Saturday
evening at the home of MI. Goodman
and Mrs. Smith.
One wedding per week is now the
Badgerlte rule, the latest one being
Arthur Shaw, who was married on
Wednesday to Miss Abbie Pearson,
the ceremony being performed by a
minister from Redteld. A party Of
about thirty young people provided
With the usual musical instruments
started out to serenade the happy
couple, but were Informed that they
had gone to Mitchell and from that
place would go to Redfeld. Their
many friends join in wishing them
all possible happiness.
LOOMS, Dec. 24.-Mr. and Mrs.
Watkins have gone to Parker to spend
Christmas.
The supper that was to be given at
the residence Of Will Clark last Fri
day evening has been postponed, ow.
ing to the death of Mrs. Ralph Clark's
brother, whose. funeral occurred Fri
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
newspaper printed and published in said Dawson
county, for at least three successive Weeks befors
said date Of hearing.
Dated Mitchell, s. D., December q. 1919.
By the Court: W. ABBrY.
F. H. w1Nson, Attorney for Petitioner. "0se

State Of South Dakota, County of Dawson, in
In the matter Of the estate Of Frank Kindelsn.
Gerald Kindelan, Emma Kindelan, William Kin.
delan. and Stella Kindelan, minors.
order to show cause on application of guardian
to mortgage real estate.
II appearing to this Court. from the petition
this day presented and Med byD. ". Collins. the
guardian OF tho persons and estate Of Frank KIN.
delan. Gerald Kindelan, Emma indelan. William
Klndelan and Stella Kindelan, minors PRAYING for
an order allowing said guardian to mortgage
certain real estate beionging to his said wards.
that IT 10 necessary to properly support, clotne
and educate his said wards, that said real estate
should be mortgaged t. raise the Necessary mon
ey. as provided for In said petition.
1t Is hereby ordered that the next of kin of said
verbs. and all persons Interested in said estate.
appear before this Court on Friday, the 29th dsy
OF ] 0nuary, AID. 1871, at One O'Clock p. M. al
the Court room of said Court, q the City 81
Mitchell. Dawson County. then ana there to shoN
cause why'an order should not be granted. allow.
Ing the eaid guardian to mortgage the real estate
belonging to said wards.
And II Is further ordered tina. o copy Of this
order be published At leastthree successive weeks
before the day Of hearing, in the Mitchell Capital.
a newspaper printed and published in said Dayt.
son County.
Dated December 3O.h, 1903.
BY the Court,
Attest:
S. Cattrell. Clerk Of the County Court.
(SEAL)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
PROSPER,

Prosper, Dec. 29.-Happy new year
to all our friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erion and fam
lily spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sohrt aud family.
Ed. Rodgers returned to Chamber
lain Wednesday to spend Xmas with
his parents.
Nettie Hofstetter resumed her
school work in Rome township after
a weeks vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bartle returned
home from their visit in Turner
county last Wednesday.
A party at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Miller's Wednesday evening was a
very pleasant affair: a large crowd
being present and.. all report a good
time.
Abe French returned from Cham.
berlain Saturday.
George Hofstetter returned to the
Agricultural College at Hrookings
Tuesday after a pleasant visit with
his parents.
The prizes offered to the pupils Of
the Railroad school having the larg-
est number of perfect spelling lessons
was won by Clarence Hofstetter
Herman Riggert, second; ninth grade
not included. Another prize has been
offered for the remainder Of the term
A Christmas tree and a good pro.
gram at the Tyler school house
Christmas Eve. A real live Santa
Claus appeared and entered from the
chimney, as Santa always does, to
the delight Of the little folks. Santa
also appeared at the Railroad school
house in the afternoon, where a
program and tree were held.
Miss Agnes Schaub, Albert Hof-
stetter and August RigQert are
spending the holidays at their respec.
tive homes.
Oscar Miller left Monday for an ex
tended visit in different parts OF
Iowa.
Mr.. Taylor is working for ].
French.
Jake French is having his new
house plastered.
Frank Mutziger, OF Ethan, is haul.
ing corn for MIR. H%ofstetter.
The young people in this vicinity
are taking advantage of the sleighlnp
which is fast disappearing.
Ernest Riggert is on the sick lis,
this week.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
For over olxty years

+. An old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has been
used over sixty years by millions O;
mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. 1t
toothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain. cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrnoea. is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug.
gists in every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value
is ~incalculable. Be sure and ask fol
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, ano
take no other kind.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
HIS IDENTITY UNCOVERED
William $. Haskell Arrested o,
Information From Bowling
Green. Ohio.

For the past five months there ha.
been a stranger in the city. and 9th
er than that his name was William
S. Haskell ana thaS he was in some
way connected with a book publish
ing house. little vas known of him.
Tuesday evening Chief Keith PLACED
Mr.. Haskell under arrest on informa.
ton received from the sheriff OF
Bowling Green, Ohio. The chief
met bis man or the street about {
O'Clock and invited him to 90 to bis
Office with nim. There the chief cx.
hibited some letters from the Ohio
sheriff, and among them was a pic.
ture Of Haskell, who at once acknow-
lodged that he was the man wanted.
The letter contained a description OF
MI. Haskell and a picture, stating
that he vas wanted for embezzlement.
He Is referred to as a man about SO
years old, and that he walked will.
his head hanging. His a%vocauion was
that OF an attorney and that he also
followea book selling, and that he
was a nan OF good address and a fine
talker. AS a further mark the letter
stated he vas cross-eyed, although
his picture did not show this very
clearly.
Chief Keith wired the sheriff OF
Bowling Green that he had his man
and the sheriff sent a reply Wednes.
day that he would start at once for
Mitchell, and is expected to arrive in
q few days. When arrested Mr.. Has
kell did not show any surprise and
took the matter quite calmly, but
he declined to offer any information
concerning his connection with an
embezzlement.
Mr.. Haskell came to Mitchell some
time last summer, and he had been
here but a.:short ::time before he be-
came the object OF much scrutiny,
and many efolts we're made to find
out who he was. tut all we're unavail-
IHH. AC OOdluCu dt luc SO!OUOUId
house, and every day took long walks
to the north part OF the city. FIRE.
auently he would 20 down to the
railroad yards Of the Milwaukee road
and sit down on a pile of ties and
read some letters. These actions ere
ated something Of a mystery about
him that could not help but exercise
the curiosity Of the public. Mr..
Haskell went 10 the postofice every
day and he frequently received let
tiers addressed to him in his own
name. These we're mostly from book
publishing houses.
Within the past month, however,
Mr.. Haskell has not been so reticent
in his manner and he has shown a
disposition to cultivate the acquaint-
lance Of people. Men whom he has
passed on the street times without
number during the summer and fall
he has spoken to and engaged in some
conversation in the past few weeks.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
STRONG EVIDENCE OF FAITH
scallin Bros. Guarantee that Hyomei
Will Cure the Worst Case Of
EatArrh III Mitchell.

~ CAV NNOASN oGS6S M
Catarrh III Mitchell.
When one of the most reputable
concerns in Mitchell guarantees tia,
a medicine will effect a cure or they
will refund the money, it speaks VOL
umes as to the merits of that rem.
eedy. 1t is in this way that Scallin
Bros. are selling Hyomei, the treat
Inent THAT has made so many remark
able cures Of both acute and chronic
catarrh in Mitchell and vicinity.
..Hyomei is not u pill, nor is it a
liquid that has to. be taken With a
tablespoon or wineglass. Just breathe
1t by the aid Of an inhaler that comes
in every outfit and benefit will be
seen from the first treatment.
1t destroys all germ life in the air
passages and lungs and enriches and
puriies the blood with additional
ozone. 1t cures catarrh OF the head
and throat, or of the stomach, liver
and XII 1ncys. Wherever mucous men,
brane contains catarrhal germs there
Hyomei will do its work OF healing.
When using this treatment the all
you breathe will be found like that
on the mountains high above the sea
level, where grow balsamic trees and
plants which make the air pure by
giving off volatile antiseptic fra.
glance that is healing to the respira.
tory ORGANS.
a complete Hyomei outfit costs but
u. 90 and Includes an inhaler, droppel
and sufficient Hyomei for several
weeks treatment.
Remember that if Hyomei does not
cure you Scallin Bros. will refund
your money. This is a good time t.
cure catarrh by this natural method
and prevent catarrhal colds that are
so common at this season.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
General Repair Work.

We do general repair work, sharpen
knives, shears, skates, saws, in fact
all kinds Of edged tools. II you have
anything to sell list it with us. We
u an intelligence office in connec-
ton with our new and secondhand
exchange. where people get informa.
ton. Travis Bros, opposite post
Office. {
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
To the stnokhn,usrs of tns Msxnetic
kOnipment EOmpAnV

To the e~t"Ckhst0ers Of the Magnetic
EQutpment Company
Notice Il hereby given that pursuant to resolu
the stocfhoiders Of the Magnetic Equipment t
Company will be hold at the office OF the con-
pany. Room 1918 Merchants Loan 4 Trust
Building. 135 Adams street. at Chicago. Cook
!ss.S:1 il 5sns. =. 8 sh9 1s hour fo o. t 10 o's S1saa 3; nj 81
taking action upon the question Of reducing ths
eapital stock OF the said company from hf0
million dollars etO.00O,00O) divided into five
million shares of the pal. value Of ten dollars
dollars $4,000 ,0D0,, divided into ten millioa
shares Of the par value Of one dollar (9l.0O) each.
end for the transaction OF suchSother business 10
nay come before Il.
Dated Dec. /, 1908.
B. h. HoN1Y, Secretary.
TNON j. SPANGLIk, Attorney,
Mitchell, South dakota.
SANDS d SCOTT, Of Counsel.
2l6 La Sale st., Chicago. III.
STATE OF SOUTH d AKOTA. COUNTY OF
Dawson, 0S. In County Court.
In the matter Of the es ate and gusrdianship. Of
on reading ard filing the petition Of Phillip
!. T0bin, the guardian Of the person and estate
Of Walter TObin, Ethel TObin and Phillip h. TObin
minors, praying for an order Of sale OF certain
real estate belonging to the said wards, for the
1t is hereby ordered, that the next of kin of
said ward and all persons Interested in said es-
tate, appear before this court on Monday, the
4th day of January, 1904, at ~ O'Clock a. m. at
In the city OF Mltchell, in the county OF Dawson,
South Dakota. then and there to show cause why
an order should not be made for the sale of such
real estate
And 1t is further ordered that a copy of this or
dei be published In the Mitchell Capital, . legal
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TEACHERS
NAMED

Certificates have been issued FROM
the state school superintendent
office AZ Olympia 60 the following
named persons. Who have Huccess-
fully passed the examination IN
king county;
Helen K Allen. Martha Amber
son. Katie hassen. Creasie h. Beck
with. Grace Benson. Ida n nerE
Leta HlgeInw. Mary A Black. Mu
riel Black. Mary r. hallman. Ma
omi hos ker. Ella y. Browne. Mei.
nssa BuFieff. J NJ nutthart. 81 A
Castillo. Mia r. Cunningham.
Blanche nuumore. T. l. Dyer. Anna
NJ. EEan. Marie v. EEau. =. Ger
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ROYALCOURT
Queen Anne Will BE Attended
by Royal Pageant With Full
Splendor

Miaa Kettle Lester. af this city
aud Miss Jennie bonner Of Tacoma.
win act aa aidoH tp Queen Anne dur
Ing her maleatyH two weeks reign
{ over the Seattle Industrial crp0Hi
I tlon aud state labor day celebration.
{ which opens Ia this city on next
/ Monday evening The remaining
| contestants In the recent election
were uabed 10 serve In like capacity.
but for various reasons they nutl
fled the board of managers 30 the a
I position that they would be IN
able IL accept the honor
The remaining members ~ the
queens court viii not Boz selected
until tomorrow aud an official proc
lhmalIuu will be- issued announcing
I the pages. court chamberlain aud
other officials
Purple and white are the royal
Colum which predominant in the
coronation robes GOWNS and cos
/ TUNES fer the royal fHlinuo These
. have already arrived and tho rnra#
nation gown ia said 10 be- % splendid
example af the dreasmakefa art
The special events for the twa
/ weeks celebration. a. finally defId=
/ cd upon hY the exposition commit
| tee. vii prove both interesting and
amuHiuH The skilled trades con
| tests are Ia particular worthy Of
more than passing attention. and
I the entries loo many 81 The events
are already assuming proportions
that VII insure a thorough repre-
I nentatIan of the best workers IN
those lines
There RllI be contestants from
I every important numbering district
in the western half ~ the state for
. the eampIunfhip competition iu the
1 rhluFle packing event The hutHe#
nhuera contest ia also bringing t.
. tho front a large list 81 contestants
Ia the different events suitable cash
. prizes aud medals are To be be
slowed upon the winners
on the grounds work De- farslnE
ahead Hlth great apIdlty and sR=
erythlua OF preliminary nature
viii be- finished mp by tomorrow
evening Tho shows 81 tho South
ern Carnival company. that are =
furnish many of The attractions Will
reach Seattle ou Sunday and viii be
.iu rHaIfHaH ahsu else gates aru ready
10 be opened ON Monday evening
Moat nf the booths are constructed
and many of the merchants ana
manufacturer sha contracted Tor
rnaae are uow employing large
forces af men % PIT their exhibits
iu place
This lighting arrangement prom
iasa 10 prove one ~ the most atrik=
ing features ~ ths exposition. The
committee e o. claimed haH given
the fseafator carte blanche ln me
matter and the night illumination
wili prove 90 bc very artistic me
lighta alll an be finished BY to
mnffua evening
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SENSATIONAL SELLING or
NEW FOOTWEAR

things Shoes for Men, Women and Children priced Tor
The h consignment Of Fell Shoes has arrived ed will be
sale made possible BY Tremendous
eass which enables 70 buy cheaper and also % sell cheaper thar
afford % miss this exceptional shoe opportunity.
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trude Falrbauk. Marie funehcr.
MaYme Farrar. Mrs Elizabeth Fer
Nuaon Adciiue g Fields. Edith II.
Fletcher. Nellie n. Forau Ella NJ,
EoN Ter. We're Fry. ~ Ray Fuller
Ina Il. Fuller Gusaic h. Funk. Lucy
II. Funas. Hattie A. Golf. Nuruh
Guulford. Minnie 81. iladluck. Alma
HARRINGTON. Mrs. T. u LETTERING
ten. Laura Il Hiaht kate tlitf.
Emma Holm. f. Lenora hopWeod.
sarah Norroeks. Alice jay II W
Johnson. Nellie n Johnson. Mary j.
Johnston Mary Iosi.n Ellen joyce.
kate y. kcoWu. Olive l. Kidd.
Marie Kitthhy. Margaret =. Ieon-
afd. Julia Lewis. Susie l. Lister
/ KIttie q. Macdonald. Bertha Mac
Fate. Mcrrie Meolil A. O MetauEh.
lin Adelaide MsRae. Alice ] Mar
tin. Emma 4 Martin Gusaie Miller
y. " Miller. Luella Mills. Mra.. G.
ut Mlnoar Kate Moore Bertha II
Mossman. Grace Near Jennie I
Newell. Enola Oakley Mars Oakley
Mrs Mary oHalioran. Jeanette
I ORourke Minnie owens. Mary
Alice Page. bertha Perry Marie
Peter. Mrs Faith n Pope. Ella
Quackeuhush. +. bel Rrsor. II n
Round Mabel Rushlon Julia
sehaefcr Mary Sellacek Mrs Flor.
enee slonet kef. Nelma Smith. Eth
+ Ism Spoon. Roy l. SpraEue. Violet
Y. stewart A n Storch. Leona
I Tlnrcry. Ida Treadwcn. Anna y
Tuliar. Mayme Turner. Pearl Nada
worth. Adelaide waite FlnNncs
Wall MadRe Ware lou 2 Warren
+ Alice Weaver t.uuella Webster
E Florence Weed. Adellno Wet. A ,
Weaterlund. sarah Williams. Car.
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Aune. Edith naieh. Florenee Hap
tie. Eleanor HiodEctt. Robert NJ
Garrett. Mabel Hanuun. NJ II Inr
dan. Jessie r Kinsey ragin,
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n Wyatt
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INJUNCTION
DENIED
NEW YORK JUDGE HOLDS
THAT LOCKOUT is NOT u.
LEGAL

NEW YORK. Aux Is Justice
nickey. in che supreme court de-
nicd the application ~ the Mosaic
tile layers for an injunction Co re-
strain the RuldinH Trades Employ {.
ers' association from efdefins ana
maintaining a lockout in violation
81 an arbitration agreement
The judge held that the agreement
vas not a mutual or reciprocal one
as Il h settled that the employer
has the riKht ca employ o. dischArke
any enc he pleBscs. and Wofkueu
nav work &c refuse "a Wogk at VIII
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WATSON IS IN
NEW YORK


NEW YORK. Aug % Thomas
=. Watson. % Georgia. the Populist
presidential candidate. VII make
Sew York bis headquarters and
home during the campaign Ha has
engaged rooms az the Hoffman
house There be. Mrs. Watson and
their daughter will b. from sep
TENDER f7 on.
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Housekeeping Helps

1ie5 Iron Frame WrIuE6f OSc A
we'll made satisfactory WrIuror
good rubber rollers regularly
sold at ti1a, Saturday. etDh..
...ssss.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OSC
2sc Mirror with white enamel
frame. HlEe iiNias sells regular
81 az gsc. Saturday. each g.. 23c
tc Crown Tea or coffee Pot
stands. each ....tssssssss.. &c
ioc Wire SOAP Holders can be
easily adjusted 90 any bath tub.
Saturday. each .sss-s.ss... Tc
zoe Clothes Basket. family size.
well made. good quality. Satur-
day special each soc
100 Fiber Lunch iloVca. large size.
strong handle. Saturday each
ssssstsfs.ss .ssssttsss.ssss.sst ibo