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Charlevoix county herald., 1904-05-07
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Brie4s Of me Week


Carpets, like children, are better
from beating.
Archie Clink left Tuesday morning
for Roseburg, Oregon
Miss Jenny l.. Taught is quite i'll
this week with malarial fever.
w. III. Sheldon Of the Capital Inv est
ment Building 81 Loan Assn of
Lansing is in town.
BooSnger Bros. are in a position to
pay the highest cash price for Wool.
Call before you sell.
Clarke Hare. General Manager Of
the Detroit & Charlevoix R'y. was in
town first Of the week.
Services will he held in the Episco-
pal church on Monday evening, May
9th by Rev. G. Il. Stout.
We have few Reed Rockers which
we are closing at % per cent. off to
close out.-C. Ii. Wilmington.
Up To date tips for stylish dresser
New Hats, New Caps, the kind
the best dressers wear. Boosinger
Bros.
Mrs Hugh McDermott left Wednes-
day morning to attend the funeral
Of the lady's mother, Mrs. Campbell,
at Cass City.
M. A. McIIale, proprietor of the
Lakeside Hotel, has made a number
Of Improvements to that popular
hotel, this spring.
w. G.. Hare, auditor Of the Detroit
& Charlevoix Railway, and wife. Of
Deward, were guests of Agent E. A.
Ashley and wife, over Sunday
A line from Miss Idah Etcher to
The Herald indicates that she is
prospecting nicely IA stenographer for
the Frederic Il. Stevens Co., at De-
troit.
Great opportunity to buy Ladies
Ready-Made Suits; $50 Suits reduced
to $l5, Sl5 to $3.50, etc. all on Mrs.
Chas. Gurrad, agent for Chas. A. Stew
ems & Bro, Chicago. Second house
east of Town Hall on Safest 372
There are many writer's OF melo-
dramas and comedy-dramas who con-
ceive plots as mystlfying and as
clever as that Of "Old Arkansaw "
bnt the playrights are few indeed " no
can equal Fred Raymond, the author
OF this tremendous success. in intro
ducing clean, refined comedy into a
play, Those who have seen "Old
Arkansaw" are well aware that fun
predomnates in the performance and
by the way fun is what most people
desire when they go TO a theatre.
Strong dramatic situations and thrill
ing har-breadth escapes appeal to
critics and TO some theatre-goers but
a good, hearty laugh makes everyone
feel better and the laugh-producing
qualities of "Old Arkansaw" are what
enable it to visit the same section
year after year and each time play
to large audience. "Old Arkansaw'
abounds with pure, clean, refined
humor and at the same time possesses
many good dramatic situations and it
has especially fine scenery and effects.
1t is a play dealing with common
folks and apparently the characters
are the acme Of naturalness, still a
wonderful fund of comedy is intro
duced through the action Of the play
and you remember II as one long
+, laugh. "Old Arkansaw" will be seen
! at Lovedsy Opera House, May 9th.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-05-07

NJ. M. Burnham is home again from
Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Ward Ainslie is numbered
among the sick, this week.
Prof. and Mrs. j. M. TIce are enter
tanning relatives from abroad
John MunrOe Jr. is at Sturgeon Bay,
Wis, called thither on business.
q. II. Moy"r has first class Violin
which he will sell at a reasonable price.
Miss Jessie Fay Is guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Mrs. A, j. Sutiern, at Char
levoix.
A. ]. Suffren was here from Char
levoix first OF the week, guest Of his
parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Ainsie were
guests of Charlevoix friends and rela-
tives, Sunday.
Atty e. n. Clink leaves next Mon
day for Lapeer, where he has legal
matters to attend to.
A fishing party consisting of DR.. G.
A. Sweet, G.. G.. Glenn and III. L. Page
are trying their luck on the Au Sable
river.
We will furnish your house, from
basement to attic, at prices that will
astonish you, at the New Furniture
Store.
Are you wearing the Royal Hat
or the Detroit Cap" If you IRE you
are strictly in style. Hats 81 80 to 800
Caps soc TO LOO.
Mrs. Herman Yorks, who has been
guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. NJ
Gilbert, the past week, returned yes
terday to her home at Kingsley.
A box social will be held at &. M.
b. A. hall this Saturday evening,
May 18th. Gentlemen be sure and
bring boxes. Everybody invited.
The New Furniture Store. has re-
moved to larger quarters, in order to
display. our large stock of Furniture,
at Landrum's.
Capt. James Mcmillan with family.
who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. IIoyt and Miss A. NJ.
Kneale, returned TO Petoskey first Of
the week.
For Sale or Rent.-Nice farm Of
forty acres about four miles out OF
East Jordan on the Boyne Falls
road. Thirty acres cleared. Inquire
of Atty e. N. Clink.
Card OF Thanks:-We desire to
thank the many friends who so kindly
assisted us during the sickness and
death OF our beloved wife and mother.
"A. Bush and family.
Fred Wilmington, who is at Ann
Arbor schools, took first in shot
putting at a field day meet at Detroit.
Saturday. The team to which he
belonged had nearly everything their
own way.
Leslie Lemieux found package Of
Paris green and proceeded to deyour
the contents. DR.. Foster was hurriedly
summoned and after considerable
difficulty, brought tue youngster out
OF danger.
Now is the season Of the year when
you want that job of Painting or Paper
Hanging done at once. O. IL. Meyer
is prepared to give you first class
work at a reasonable price. Leave
orders at Landrum's. %
An unusual array Of fine stories and
feature articles, full Of interest to all
members Of the family, is offered in
the May issue Of the Twentieth Cen
tury Review, the big popular home
magazine published in Detroit.
Among them are: "The True Story
of Barbara Fritchie," 1.-THE Mysteri-
Gus Stone" "Women as Lawyers"
"Our Distinguished Visitor" being
an entertaining sketch of Lady Cursor
wife of the famous yiceroy Of India,
who is coming TO the st. Louis
Worlds Fair. There are many other
articles full Of interest TO men, boys
and girls. A sample copy Of the May
Issue Will be sent free to any person.
" nAmEO
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-05-07

Ladies attentions: New lot Golf Skirts
$3.50 TO 5,52. Boosinger Bros
Now is your chance; % per cent
discount on Reed Rockers while they
last. At &. III. Wilmington
Restaurant and Lunch Counter
and good accommodation for Board
ers on State st.
MRS. PHGBE DUFoRD.
Now is the time TO take spring
tonic TO purify the blood, cleanse
the liver and kidneys of all impuri-
ties. HOLSTERS Rockey Mountain
Tea will do the business 35 cents.
Tea or tablets. +. Warne
Every housekeeper should know
that If they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time, because it
never sticks to the iron, but because
each package contains 10 Ozone full
Dound-whlle all other Cold Water
Starches are put up in 9-pound pack
ages, and the price is the same 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch is free from all'iujuricus chem
icaIs. If your grocer tries to sell you a
l2-oz package it is because he has
a stock on hand which he wishes to
dispose of before he puts In Defiance,
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let
tiers and figures "l6 ozs." Demand
Defiance and save much time and
money and the annoyance of the iron
sticking. Defiance never sticks.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-05-07
Eighth Grade Examinations.

The annual examination for Eighth
Grade Diplomas will be held in the
school buildings in the villages of
South Arm, Bovine Falls and Charlie
voix, Friday and Saturday, May 10
and IA. The examinations will begin
promptly at $3.50 standard time.
Students should provide themselves
with pens, ink and paper.
372 j. NJ. TICE, Commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
KIDNAPERS
CAUGHT
Boy Who Was Abducted Iden-
TITLED the Man Who Stole
Him

NEW YORK. Aus. No. Mauuo.
the boy kidnapped by members 81
the "niaek Hand soeuty. when tax
ca 90 the police station today. idruti=
fled Anglo CueofEh as the hlduapH
per CutoFra attempted 90 hurt the
boy. but was prevented from harm
ing him
The boy says Cuconsa asked him
to So 20 New York and buy Ice
cream. ON The way they met the
boys grandmother who sent the
boy home.
The nest day the two started
aeaIn and reached Manhattan They
took "a iuuF walk az night and went
% tenement where be vac taken
fa a roum and greeted by q woman
lie waa kept there tao days. Two
men theu took him O. house iu The
country end kept him.
Tho woman looked after him there
aud Dc WAS well TAKEN care OF tie
asked O. So hame. and after luuk
ride be came Co ferry where hts
man companion put him aboard aud
left him While BE- was walking home
hts uncle. Salvatore. picked him uu
aud carried him home
The police are following the clues
given bY The boy u ta believed hIz
release BY the ki1naHUriH Vas the
result Of the activity shown by the
raller The kidnaruara feared heiuE
ranEht II they Kept him ans iuuEvf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
Meeting 81 the Suo4uHimia Fuua
and White River Company. a Cor
uoation.
To the stockholders Of the core
poHflon snoqualmie Fnlla ana
White River Power Company
You, aud each 81 you. are hereby
notified that % meeting 81 the stock
holders ~ the suoquaimie Pals and
White River Power Company, a gur-
roration organized under the laws
~ the State Of Washington. and
having is principal place Of husl-
ness az the city of Seatilo. i'm said
state. lH hereby called thy the uu-
dsfsiHad, n majority 81 the trustees
of said Cofpumtiuul Co meet at the
office ~ said corporation i'm the
Cataract building 40 the southwest
corner Of jefferson street and srv-
cuth avenue. Zoe the city ~ Seattle.
300 king county. iu said state of
Washington. ut 100 o'clock p ms
on Thursday the goth day 81 oCto-
Der, 1904, 1t Is proposed TO increase
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ENTERTAINED By
BUTTERW0RTH & SONS

Hhfiahaie Lodge 80 80. 4. O. l.
"a - ballard. Ballard Degree Of
Honor and the Ladies' ~ MacrabrrH
ssrrr entertained bY uuttefworth 4
SENS a their neW undertaking par
iurs last evening This De- the fret
ef d series If entertainments 90 be
aIvcn ~ this progressive establish
uasut u the lodges throughout King
county
A special car brought about e
hundred members = the lodges to
the citF. coming here ever the West E
sfn avenue line and returning b. the
Hsfrusssli- ualIafa line AIRS q A. g
Rochester rendered several fine
vocal selections and the visitors
ssurr entertained b. . special pre-
Aran.
After the reception she party Was
Escorted 10 GledeihefEa restaurant
where refreshments were served.
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MAY LOSE
CONTRACT
BOARD OF WORKS MAY TAKE
REPUBLICAN STREET Jon
FROM S. NoRMILU

q NormIIe. the contractor. who.
backed hy either members uf the
Contractors association, auteeaaail-
~ eomhattrd the eight hour iaW in
Judge tslia court. came in for "a
roast az the hands of Chairman
Mullen, OF the streets committee.
yesterday afternoon. During the
discussion the fact WAS hfouEht cut
that street Superintendent Walters
WAS also after the same contractor
with a redhat iron and had already
threatened 60 take the contract
away from him and giNe ~ Ia Joe
Prank. another contractor fur eam-
plctlan
The imrassabIr condition % re
publican street In the vicinity OF
Fifat avenue north WAS What called
forth MuueHn condemnation, lie
was reminded of the ouifaEr pefpe-
trbted on the people in this vicinity
when NomlH madr application Co
the streets committee Tor extensions
% time fof either contracts.
The EradlnE % Republican street
has remained half completed since
last fan. being in che meantime Hn
impossible quhEmire. Part IF the
delay was due 60 the Injunction suit
which W. O.. stevens. the hotel mhn
threatened Ia bring against the city
60 stop the work. but even during
the present dry weather. little has
been done % finish che work
The grading % the street q In
ciuded in the Mercer street grading
contract. let ofiElualiy Go ] W, ttttn
The latter suhict the work % Nor
mile. who Il alleged % have rfo-
erasttnatrd beyond reason ln finish
Ing the sob Several days aso street
superintendent Walters Informed
NofmHe that che board 81 works
would take tho contract away from
MIN ant lrt Contractor Frank finish
h sxpeditloualy At the formers eS-
penss unless there was something
doing Immediately
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determine whether or not the earl
tai stock 81 said corporation shall
be 30 increased and divided into
preferred stock and common stock
as aforeaald. and ~ Il IL determined
50 Co do then. 81 said meeting. TO
pass the necessary resolution for 80
Increasing said stock and 80 Ovid
ing the same. and 70 define and
prescribe the prioritiea 20 be given
said preferred stock and the rel4-
uona - the common stock 60 the
preferred stock. and for amending
the Articles Of Incorporation and
the bylaws q said corporation 70
that end. and for the purpose OF
authorizing ana doing such acts and
taking such proceedings as shall e.
feet ruea increase Of stock and the
division % the same into pFsferred
stock ard common stock as afore-
said in the manner prescribed By
Law. and for the purpose OF author-
izlug the Board Of Trustees Of said
corporation TO determine. In whole
or In part the time and manner Of
issuing the five thousand (s,eoel
shares ~ neE and additional stock.
Therefore every stakeholder II re-
quested % b present
Dated al Seattle. Washington. this
18th day OF August. 1904.
CHAS H. BAKER.
President and Trustee OF said sno-
qunlmie Pals and White River
Power Company.
THOMAS r. HARDIN.
Secretary and Trustee OF said Sno-
quaimie Fails and White River
Power Company.
= q. NEuFELDER
GEORGE BROWNE
q. -. C0LNIN.
" r. RUST.
y. II. I4ATIMER-
FREDERICK BAUSMAN.
LESTER TURNER.
Trustees. and a majority Of the
Trustees. o. said Suoauaimie Falls
and White River Power Company.
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FIRE LIMIT EFlKED

The tire aud water committee last
night agreed On the boundaries Of
the new fire limits. which will be
submitted IN the form uf an ordi
nance 20 the council next Monday
night Tho new First district lH en-
targcd, not only at the south but nj
the north end IL includes nrneti
gaily the section lYlng between
Seventh avenue and the shore line
and extending from Cedar 10 Mas
aaehuaetta street No frame atrue=
lures can hc erected In this district.
Tho second fire district will con.
prise district extending 500 feet
around the limits OF the inner one.
In this district frame buildings not
more than three stories hlgh can be
built
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the capital stock q said corpora
! ton, said Snoqualmic Fails and
White River Power Company. from
three million dollars tg3. GOO u00l. the
amount 81 It's present capital stock.
ta three million five hundred thou
sand dollars F35QQ0o0l. divided
into thirty thousand t35.aaal
shares Of the par value OF one hun
bred dollars $500 0el per share, and
also 20 further divide the entire cap
ital stock Of said corporation. as so
increased. into preferred stock and
common stock bon the foiloWi INK pro-
portions, namely: ono million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
t21. 100000 thereof Co be pre-
fefrrd stock and TO have certain
priorities over the common stock
and two million two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars tSgab0. o0o.0bl
thereof 20 be common stock and
Hubordinated TO the rriorities OF the
preferred stock. and the object OF
Hald stockholders meeting hereby
called is TO have the stockholders
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Krsllr1 lnSRw


TIM NA#HHfHH Vt 2 y
The Wledemann company appear
Il In melodrama last night AZ the
Aicnrnr aud received a warm vel
come IN The Hand Of Fate In
this pieen Frank Manning appeared
for the fret time a. a villain. and
very acceptable villain be proved
Miss Gsurgla Francis had the role
Of heroine. and Mis- Wieliemaun
that OF Poppy. miadhleyuua
tumboy Hho la an important factor
Ia the melodHsma. Rhirh begins
wlth mischief AZ school and ends
Wtfh a tragedy James FULTON IN
this piece proves bis versatility ~
an excellent presentation uf ben
eFoisnt cid gentleman GoufEr Nor
rtsuu. whn scored a hiK success last
season Ia utefKrown boy roles with
the Russell company. is with the
Wiedemann'n and has a good char
aeter part Ia the present msia=
drama.
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FRENCH SHIPS
WITHDRAW
my sorIpps News Assnl

TANGlER Aug - The French
cruisers which have been yiuE IN
the hafbor for some days LEFT this
morning Their departure was due
To representations Of tribeamon that
the presence 81 the ships was likely
To stimulate dlsufdsm One hun
dfed and nftY French soldiers have
arrived a. reinforce the municipal
guards IN maintaining order
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CITY OFFICIALS
ON DEFENSIVE
ANSWER OBJECTIONS MADE BY THE RAINIER
HEIGHTS PEOPLE TO CONSTRUCTION OF A
TRUNK SEWER IN FIRST VALLEY DISTRICT

tricta drained by these two systems
would be benefited by tho Rainier
seven
In case. however. that the south
Hewcr tunnel yiaduct must be eR.
tended farther out into the bay
when the tide lands are moro com
nleteig filled the engineers admit
that tho Improvement should be
borne By the general fund
On the other hand many real
dents 81 the anaeHHmcnt district
claim that they are being made 10
pay twice Tor the improvement and
intend 10 lay many facts and flR
ufcn before the meeting
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Tho big parade 81 the RiuKlink
Hrua circus all start up Second
avenue neat wednesday morning
promptly ~ ~ o'clock The hand
% forty elephants advertised BY the
show. vii all march IN the process
sion. not even Baby boo the o..
fant % the herd being excepted.
Two splendid specimens ~ the
practically extinct Firaffc. two
horned horses. several Royal Ben.
gal tigers and = blhurued rhlno-
ceroa Nlll also appear 10 the pa
rada
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The Third avenue thcatef opens
lta doors Sunday Afternoon with
Pablo Homanl Marie eareilfH
beautiful romantic drama IL all
b. presented ~ james keane. =
young actor who has been a sue
ceHnful star fur the past Two SEA
sons. and a NeR YORK and Eastern
leading man for several year..
Tie ia supported By a company ~
more than ordinary ability Prices
At the Third Avenue theater all re
main the same az Ia the past.
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WATER Shut OFF

Water vii be- shut off tomorrow
from no O'Clock TO 8 o'clock 2. m.
over the district lYing between the
north end Of lake Union and East
Flny nfth street and between aet-
enth avenue northeast and III
tsrnth avenue northeast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
EXPANSION SALE

ffurinEaH having grown 90 such an
extent and with such o demand faf
eur charter oak Ranges. compelled
ua fU seek "a larger warehouse tiaN.
iHR leased the large brick building
Ga Sixth avenue nud Pine street viii
neUrnelfute uH moving our goods
around somewhat 30 We have de-
aI1rd g. cut fhe prices on every ar
tIHie lu our store
Having un hand large number ~
ranges. including such brands He the
ohio Garland 80 clair. UridHe
Beach Jewell Star Estate. Majestic
buck some having been used III
tie. win DO great saving 90 you
gIFe uH coll. let ua show YOU what
Wa hive and the amount Of money
$50 con HFve Won ON your hnl ~
goods az we have both the better
class of second =hnui goods and new
Remember the flIwH name. uHhueY
& WoodbuuEe. complete house fur
nIHhrra. sole agents Charter OAK
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Saturday
Night
Special From 6 go p. NJ.

Special From 6 70 3 20 3. M.
Books. BY popular authors.
bound ln paper. good
subjects for summer
reading. regular publish
er'a price 25es our price
Zoe, Saturday night each
s-ssHsst ssasss4stss#s DO
Toilet Soaps. best Zoe
scented qualities. your
choice Saturday night a
cake 5000 ss.s.ssHss be
Lace Shelf Paper. all col
orH IN ten yard pieces.
regular price De-. 6atur-
day uIghta price 2izo
Toilet Paper. ] 900 sheets
IN package. regular value
lOcs Saturday nights
price ss..sss s...sss.. DC
Ink Tablets. all our rcgu-
ulnr Zoe kinds; on sale
Saturday night az. each
s.+.ss.t .sss...s.sss DC
Shawl and Book Straps.
patent adjustable kinds.
regular value Zoe each.
on sale Saturday night
at each .....-....... lie
II b Marking Cotton. one
dozen in a box. regular
price zoe a box. satur-
day night a box ...... &c
lace Shopping Bags. extra
strong three-eord weave.
large size and sold all
the time a. 1925 each.
Saturday night .... SOC
Curling irons. large size,
priced regularly At i5c
each Saturday nights
price sss..ss#s...t.s.s.. &c
Invisible Halrplns. Ia box
es. priced regularly az &c
a boa Saturday nights
price ..s...s....s.. lie
Hat Pins. long or short.
with black or white heads;
Saturday night. each lie
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Ladies'
Hosiery
Some Bia Drives IN Pine
Hose and Summer
Underwear.


Hose and Summer
Underwear.
Childfen'n Bicycle Hose. Of
heavy ribbed cotton fast
black on special sale to-
morrow nt. a pair i2lae
Ladies' AlloYer Lace Hose
Of fast black liale. all
this season B patterns.
desirable quality On sale
tomorrow n. q pair Soc
ladies Vests. of fine mcrs
ccrifed liHle. ia pink. blue.
white and black. with
low neck and no sleeves
regular value Doe a gar
mcut on sale tomorrow
~ tassf.fssH ssssss JUo
ladies Union Suits. ~ rib
bed llHlo. high uecka
short sleeves and knee
length regular values Doe.
Go. 7be and 81 01 each
on sale tomorrow AZ 3Oe
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MEMS
FUR
NISH-
TNGS
Almost Everything Reduced in
Price.

Almost Everything Reduced in
Price.
Mems Madras Shirts. lu choice.
new patterns regular gIg0
kinds. on sale tomorrow a..
tHHH ssaHs.asHs ssssf#a.#s. Soc
Mems Finest Madras Shirts. best
patterns. with two pairs Of
cuffs 20 match. regular Ito
kinds. nov on sale At. each
sssss.ts tsss4ssa %
Mems BalhriERun Underwear.
beet quality and best finish.
usually Hold at doc a garment.
on sale tomorrow az ..... a5e
Mems Cotton Hose. fast black
and excellent wearing quality.
on sale az Zoe or two pairs for
tss.-sass.ss 4s.s.sss.. koc
Mems String Ties Or Ready made
Bows. IN pretty color combina-
uona. regular price z5c each
naw on sale Al. each $500. Toe
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TOO WEAK
TO RECOVER

faF NrFiHra NeNH Aeam1
MokGEh AnR - senator
Hoar passed a comfortable night
lIe o. apparently 10 weaker this
morning The physicians ttili feel
that the patient b. too weak 20 re
cover. bat asY hia condition IL mere
favorable today.
- -
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SALT LAKE. Aux ta--seFen
tralumsn were injured IN a headson
collision between relief train ana
a construction train eu the San
Pedro. Los Angeles a salt Lake
railroad. south 81 Calieutes. SeF-
last niEhL All the injured viii re-
cover
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Boys
Clothing
I've Great speeIals
TomorroN.

Boys Suits IN The new fan
two piece styles. made
from hand mixed
tuitlnfa. vel lined aud
stitched. regular value
Cyery who're g. 90. our la
troduetory price tumor
row a suit S1.Ap
Boys Knee Pants. Of hand
some dark eiuth. our reg
uinr price see a pair
they are worth more
money just for patches
special price tomorrow a
pair ..........2 zoe
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Little Fellows Russian Blouse
Suits OF pretty brown Scotch
mixed fabrics. military but
tons. leather belt. ailk bow
q % value. selling 40 ef.O0
Boys Atwood Gray Cheviof
Suits. either square cut double
breasted 81 Norfolk styles
sizes s % 81 years. a uobhT
and most asrvieeabie garment.
selling at ......#4...... sf.Oo
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LITTLE FELLOWS TOGGERY

Little Fellows Russian Blouse
Suits o. navy cheviat. diagonal
closing. patent leather belt.
fancy gilt buttons. t190 value
selling al .... ......... $3.50
Little FelloWH Buster Brown
Suit q high grade navy serge.
gilt buttons. silk bow. white
collar II yuu want 90 tug the
little fellow up Just right this
suit wiil 90 Il. selling AT $3.50