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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-24
Ministers sign Appeal.


At the headquarters Of Circuit Attorney
Folk It was announced yesterday that the
following additional names had been Sc
cured to the appeal Of st. Louis ministers
for the purification Of the ballot:
s. f. Dubois. pastor First United Pres
byterian Church: B. 8. Reed. pastor Grace
Episcopal Church: David 8. Wahl. pastor
Eden d. "a Church: J. Il. Gauss. pastor
Carondelet Presbyterian Church: VIM. A.
Hatch. pastor Holy Innocent5 Church: J.
NJ. Campbell, pastor Wagner Place Unit
ed Presbyterian Church: Charles L. Chal-
FAINT, pastor Grace Presbyterian Church;
Cecil v. Cook. pastor West Park Baptist
Church: VIM: schutx. pastor Mmbank NJ.
q Church: J. NJ. Stultx, pastor Clayton
d: p. Church. South: E. J. Brown. pastor
b. Bradneld, pastor Cook Avenue II. u
Church, South: ]. layton MAu1e pastcf
Central Presbyterian Church: Henry CARD
Church; Il. Masifl. pGstos Nss1oFSsi TsE
Hnacls Preshyteri3n Church: Chaxle1 4.
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speak until last Tuesday. and to-day
the greatest crowd assembled to
hear him that has greeted any speaker
since the campaign OF 1896
Not one-fourth of the people could get
into the large Courthouse to hear him,
where for. two hours he held the close at
tention Of his audience.
This county votes on all State officers
next Saturday. and II Is thought It will 60
for Folk by four to one.
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10 Prove WHAT SWAMPROO Great kdoey Liver and Bladder
Kennedy VIII Do for YOU Every Reader Of The Republic
May Have SaapLe Bottle FREE by MAIL

sPEGiA NoTIcE-H
aas many OF the thousands Of letters received
Y.
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st. Louis Interpretations.

20 shares; Steve Fields. David Jones and Louis
Taylor. 10 shares each: to do a general real es-
full paid. $4,000.
st. Louis Hollow Concrete Block Construction
Company: r. ]. Winsor. 4SS shares; L Frank.
Ottofy and 3. e Posey. l share each: frst
MEETING April 2, ct M. room ss Lacleds
capital stock. full paid. $4,000.
Il. j. Brooks Realty Company: Louis j..
W. H: Allen. ! share: first meeting April "a,
room 4o5 Security building: to do a general real
estate business: capital stock, full paid. 80 00O
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stephens for DELEGATE at Larss.

Stephens for Delegate at Large.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pilot Grove. Mo-. April 2s-cooper coun-
ty delegates to the Joplin convention are
for Lon v. Stephens for delegate At large
Stephens could have had the unanimous
Endorsement at the time Of the Cooper
County Convention, but he declined, on
the ground that he did not wish to COM
plicate the fight for Governor by inject
ing any other question into the contest.
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Robbed In Hotel Doorway,

Robbed In Hotel Doorway.
William H. Brown reported to the police
yesterday that as he was entering the
Windsor Hotel. Sixth and Market streets,
where he rooms. he was attacked by
three men, who held him and robbed him
OF "a. after which they ran away. The
police arrested John Malloy and William
saloan aanle No ths MaSsat cellar Of ennspiss
identified the men as two Of the party
which had held him up. A warrant was
applied for against them.
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PREPARING FoR THE CONTEST.

Friends Of Folk In st. Louis County
Hold Meeting and Prepare Amdavits.
Friends Of Circuit Attorney Folk in st.
Louis County met yesterday in the ONCE
of Judge william Biggs in the Fullerton
building. Seventh and Pine streets. where
they conferred regarding the contest
which will be made before the State Con-
Most Of the Folk delegates to the con-
vention were present. Charles A. Cur
ninghaSn Of Ferguson was chairman and
G. W. Blair secretary. A number Of af-
hdavits telling of the rufnanism displayed
In the convention and Immediately prior
thereto were read and others prepared.
It Is hoped to have all Of the material
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-24

Doctor McVeeU SmoRe Talk"
Doctor WI MCGEE. Chief OF the Depart
nnent Of Anthropoiogy of the World 3
Fair, met with members Of the Washing
ton University Club at q smoker in their
building last evening. to deliver what was
a lucid treatment Of the development OF
law through the mind Of man In his differ-
ent stages Of mental Improvement.
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Kindersarten Cs.ve.tis,,

Kfndefgaften Csnventien.
Miss Mary c. McCulioch, Supervisor o<
kindergartens. departed for Rochester. N.
Y, last night to attend the National Con-
vention Of Kindergartners. where she win
deliver an address on kiudergarten work
In st. Louis and also explain to the teach
ers assembled the plans for the National
Educational Congress, which meets here
next June.
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M0RTUARY REPORT SHOWS
DECREASE OF PNEUMONIA.
Total Deaths in st. Louis Last Week
sixty-Five Less Than Pre-.
ceding One.
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. LOCAL REPORT OF Z
DEATHS AND BIRTHS. 4
Deaths from pneumonia in 81. Z
. Louis last week. q. being n less 4
. than previous week. {
Total deaths last week, 226, - Z
= against 81 the preceding week. {
. Births last week. 2ae. an increase {
. Of 16 over the week before. Z
. Deaths from violence last week, H. 4
. Deaths from consumption last 4
. week, 80. =
q Five homicides last week. Z
. Seven cases Of typhoid were re- 4
. ported last week. with deaths. 4
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Forty-twc deaths from pneumonia oc-
CURED In st. Louis last week. being
twenty-one less than the previous week.
Total number OF deaths last week, xs.
as against 29l the preceding week.
Two hundred and thirty-nine births
were reported at the Health Department
last week and 223 the week before.
The causes Of death last week were:
zymotic diseases, 8; constitutional dis
eases. q: local diseases. lal; develop
mental diseases. Is: violence, 1S; unknown
cause. 2; remittent fever, l; pyaemia and
sepficaemia, s; cancer and malignant
tumor. 5: marasmus-ta tabes. 2; bronchitis.
loi other. diseases Of the respiratory or
gans. S; meningitis and encephalitis, s;
commissions and trismus. 4: heart stroke,
49,: apoplexy. S: other diseases Of the
brain and nervous system. s; cirrhosis Of
liver and hepatitis. s; enteritis, castro
enteritis and. gastritis: 10; B-tsht's disease
and nephritis. 1S: other diseases Of the
Urinary organs. 8; other local disease, /;
cyanosds. l: inanition. s; premature birth,
!; senility. 1S; surgical operations, 4; hom-
fctde, 8: accident, 8. .,1 :
F1fty-three were under I year, q be-
Twelve cases Of smallpox were reported
cases. no deaths: Group. case, fatal;
fever. Z cases, 4 deaths: meastes, 70 cases,
deAths: consumption. q cases, al fatal.
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itor Central Baptist: Q. c. Palmer. pastor
lafayette Park Presbyterian Church; 8.
r Lindsey, pastor Presbyterian Church;
Reverend J. F. Froeschle. Reverend r. p
Chilean: y. w. SchwtnG. pastor German NJ,
E. Church; N. Beall, pastor McCausland
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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FOLK SPEAKS IN BARRY COUNTY.

Great Audience Assemblies to Hear
Him Make Address At Cassvtlle.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cassvtlle, Mo-. April N.-This has been a
great Folk day in Barry County. The
Circuit Attorney was not announced to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-24
REED SPEAKS AT LAMoNTR

Large Crowd Gathers, Despite the
Pouring Rain.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lamonte, No.. April 3.-James A. Reed
of Kansas City addressed the voters at
the opera-house here this afternoon In the
interest Of his candidacy for Governor.
Although a drenchinR rain was falling, q
large % croWd @ was ASH IN a{tendanee- aHd es NJ; roik
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Swamp Root Saved Ny Life.

received promptly the sample bottle OF your
s:cat kidney remedy. Swamp-Root.
: bad an awful pain in nv back. over the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-24
St. Louis city Mission

The Reverend Horace W. Houldinr Of
China win speak at the 81 Louis CITY
Mission, Seventh and Chestnut streets. al
I o'clock this afternoon and every nisht
this week. An all-day meeting win be
held next Tuesday.
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walsh Sues Joplin Globe.

Joplin. Mo-, April 23-Ffank p. Walsh Of
Kansas City has brought suit for libel
against the joplin Globe Publishing Com
pany. He asks 10000 damages.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ramsey. ILL.,, April 23-Sam Small Of At.
lanta, Ga. made speech here to-day in
eUy0r OF William Randolph Hearst.
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80 For ConArnatisn ssftss
vidt The Model, Seventh and Washinee6n
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k.dneys. and had to urinate from four to seven
times q night. often with sinart.nK and burn
inE. Brick dust would settle In the urine
lost twenty pounds in two weeks ard Thought
4 would soon die I took the drst dose Of your
Swamp Root In the evening at bed time and
was very much surprised. I had to urinate
Rys once that might. and the second night I
ever. ~
I am Q farmer. and an working eyery .day
end weigh $50 pounds the same that weixhed
oe1ore ] was taken sick
Gratefully yours,
See:F 4. 4 L U. 5ol T. g. APKER,
Aps1I y n0A Marsh Hill. Pa.
There comes q time to both men and
women when sickness and poor health
prins anxiety and trouble hard to bear:
aisappointment seems to follow every ef.
Tort OF physicians In our behalf. and rene
dies we try have little or no effect. In
many such cases serious mistakes are
made 10 doctoring, and not knowing what
sne disease IS or what makes US sick Kind
nature warns US by certain symptoms
which are unmistakable evidence Of dan.
ger. such as too frequent desire to urinafe.
scanty supply. scalding irritation, pain or
duli ache In the back-they tell us In ST.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-05
Glass Ware

We are going to sell every
single piece of glassware
that s in stock. We need the
room for other departments.
All of the items have been
marked down in price; you
simply can't buy a thing
here in glassware but what
is lower in price than the
Model ever sold it. Here are
a few instances:
Orient Table Tumblers, Models
price 1Sc, our price per set 15c.
Water Glasses, heavy qualities;
Models price Csc, our price per set
zoe.
Lemonade Glasses, Models price
45c, our price per set Soc.
4-Oz. Blown Bell Shaped Glasses,
Models price 29c, our price per
set csc.
7-oz. Blown Bell Shaped TumbIers.
Models price SIC, our price per set
soc.
Pint Jelly Cans with screw tops,
Models price 10c, our price each sc
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Baseball Goods

We've just a few gloves, balls and
bats in the base ball supplies; we
want to sell them right quick. The
lots won't last long because the prices
we have marked them are lower than
the Models lowest prices. If you
want any of these goods you better
get here among the first corners to-
morrow morning.
SC Racket base balls, &C.
1Oc champion" base balls, Sc.
15c High Fly base balls, Toe.
zoe King of Field" base balls, 15c.
1Oc vanished maple bats, Sc.
15c Junior Slugger' hickory
bats, 10c.
csc american Special bats, zoe.
csc American bats, feet long, with
braided handle, 2Oc.
Boys 15c catchers' ruitts, Toe.
Boys soc catchers mitts, 40c.
Boys csc infielders' gloves, 19c.
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CORSETS 1Oc.

We have variety of odds and ends
of the Models corset stock. in as
sorted styles; the Model sold them
as high. as Use; will be closed out
here tomorrow at IN
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Notions Cheap.

We are selling these cheap. If you
had been here Thursday morning and
have seen the crowds around this no.
ton counter you would not be long
in coming after these values.
We have prepared a special list for
tomorrow, including many new items
that have never been in this closing
out sale. and a few of the same items
on sale last Thursday.
Fine-tooth Combs; Model sold at sc
we will sell tomorrow-as long -
as they last at, each. ~
Metallic Back Toilet Combs, 6-inch
length, that the Model sold at 10c will
be closed out in this 14-hour
sale tomorrow at, each. ....... ~
Rubber Pocket Combs in slide, that
the Model sold at sc. will be -
priced here tomorrow at, each. w.
Crochet Cotton n variegated and
solid colors; regular price, not only
in the Model, but in any other store, is
sc spool; there's only a small lot of
this; while it lasts tomorrow. -
per spool S
Brass Pins, full $50 count; Model
sold them SC paper; IL
tomorrow ....-.......... Al "
Pearl Shirt Buttons, trif1e smaller
than a dime; the Model sold them at
sc a dozen; they will be priced a.
here tomorrow two dozen. $500. IL
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A Handkerchief
Special.

Just received these women's hand
kerchiefs while we were writing tbis
ad. from our Kansas City store. The,
phoned to us that they had been
shipped. This is a part of a specia1
purchase of 800 dozen secured from
a New York concern. They win he
priced tomorrow at &c, Sc, SC, &c. &C.
up to 15c each. Every one worth
double the price.
They were received too late to write
descriptions.
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Mems Straw Hats-one special lot
on sale at 15c, that the Model had
marked Csc and soc. There is quite
a variety of styles in these that &c
will be closed out at, each. -. DC
Another lot that the Model had
priced at soc, 75c and 81, will be
a Rfi' each IN this closing out sale 29c
Still another lot of the Models 75c,
3 s se ss s1s at m saeh stra" hats 49C
Small Boys Straw Rats, several de-
sirable styles; Models prices on these
were 45c, soc and 60c; to be on spe-
each slal sale tomorrow at: Csc
Boys Extra Fine Straw Hats,
worth and sold by the Model at soc
and soc regularly, that will be mr.
priced today at, each. ... .EJC
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"Hot Shots"
PERFUMES 1Oc.

On one of the Front Aisle Bargain
Counters we have an assortment of
perfumes in various odors, that the
Model sold at 19c; will be IN
priced tomorrow, ounce. .4VC
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Summer Neck
wear for Women.

This neckwear is desirable; it is in
late summer styles; goods that the
Model bought just a few weeks pre-
vious to the time we purchased the
store; some of it even hadn't been
marked; we paid them less for this
by its being included in the stock than
we ever bought such neckwear- Sum-
mer is the time to sell this summer
merchandise; that is why you can
come here tomorrow and buy this de-
nghtful neckwear at such ridiculously
low prices.
3 Collar and Cuff Sets, all linen, pref
tily embroidered; the turnover style
collar and cuffs; the Models An
price 65c, our price. ..& GG
Collar and Cuff Sets, all white. pref
tily embroidered: the Models ~
price Csc, our price. .-. IL
Fancy Stock CoIIars-there's quite
a variety of these styles. all desirable.
Models price Csc, our price fE~
Fancy Stock Collars. many late
summer ideas; the Models price was
Csc; our price for this first NE
Saturday 14-hour sale, each. Al US
Turnover Collars, all white, neatly
Embroidered; Models price m
Use; our price UC
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Mems Nonpariel Shirts in handsome
summer styles; they are cheap enough
at $1.50-that was the Models price;
they are going in this closing 0E
Mems S1OO Shirts 75c; negligee
styles, summer patterns; the Model
sold them at 81 and $1.25 regularly;
they will be priced here 7E
tomorrow at, each. DC
Mems Inter-Ocean Shirts in clever
styles for summer wear; all sizes; the
Model had them priced at 81; special
for tomorrow great IA hours IT,
selling, each .............. &c
Scriven's Drawers, elastic seam kind
there is nothing quite SO comfort
able for men to wear in the summer
time. These come in large sizes only
Regular price was soc; we will price
them for this first Saturdays %
sale at, pair q OC
Boys Work Shirts; there is quite
an assortment of dark patterns; made
of good, strong materials; qualities
that the Model never sold for less
than soc; priced here ono
tomorrow, each W
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SILK MITTS &c.

Women's Silk Mitts; 15c to soc were
the Models prices; as long as the
lot lasts tomorrow, n
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SEWING SILK Sc.

Black only. all letters; have so
dozen; will sell tomorrow regular Sc.
as long as it lasts, n
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CHINA PLATES lie.

6-inch white dinner plates; these
are slightly crazed; will be sold to-
morrow as long as they last,
each lC
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MOSQUITO NETTING,

Assorted colors; Models price 7c.
our price tomorrow as long a
as it lasts, yard. III
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Children's Panties, bleached cotton,
neatly trimmed; Models prices 25c
and soc; here tomorrow, IN
Women's Drop Yoke Vests that the
Model had priced 15c, will 1A
be sold tomorrow at. W
Women's Bleached Vests, sleeveless
style; the Models price was
SC; will be priced here. DC
Children's Vests; ribbed, neatly
trimmed; Models price was Sc; our
RTiGe for fbet this ss closing saeb out sale &c
Infants Sleeveless Vests that the
Model sold for sc, will be closed
out at this sale,
eachs G/SC
Women's Vests, fancy mercerized.
bleached, sleeveless style; the Model
sold them at 39c; will be priced in
this sale, while they last, 0EC
each GV
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Millinery
to Close Out Quick

There's just a mere hand
full of this. We've marked it
down so low that every hat
should be cleared up in to-
morrow's big IA hours sale.
Read below of a few of the
reductions we have made:
Trimmed hats for children, Models
price $2.35, our price $1.39.
Women's trimmed hats, Moders
price s248, our price $1.9S.
Women's trimmed hats, Models
price $2.45, our price $1.9S.
Women's handsome trimmed hats,
Models price So, our price $2.9S.
Women's trimmed hats, Models
price $4.75, our price $2.9S.
Women's trimmed hats, Models
price $3.50, our price $3.9S.
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Hosiery


Misses Brown Cotton Hose that the
Model priced at loo a pair r.
have been reduced to, pair. T.
Misses Mercerized Red Hose the
Model sold at Csc; special at, 1E
pair ..-..... %
Misses Red Cotton Hose; the Mod
els prices. were 10c and 15c; r.
special for tomorrow .....AC
Children's Cotton Ribbed Hose that
the Model sold for 15c, will be re-
duced this closing out sale, 81
pair .-.....1 IL
Children's Cotton Ribbed Stock
ings, black only; we have not all
sizes; the Models price was 15c; to-
day while this small quantity N
lasts the price viii be, pair. &c
ChiIdren's Black Cotton Ribbed
Hose, elastic rib; the Model had them
priced Csc; special for, AE
pair . W "
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HOSE SUPPORTERS

Women's Diana hose supporters ot,
colors; regularly sold at acc; On
while they last tomorrow Xl1C
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Boys Dress Shirts, negligee kinds,
that the Model sold regularly at much
more, will be here 0E
tomorrow, each .OOC
Mems BeIts-a number of good
styles; kind that the Model was SELL
ing at soc, soc and Use; will ne
be priced tomorrow at, each. .GJC
President Suspenders, in summer
styles. There is no need of telling you
they are worth 50c-that is too well
known. We will have them m
priced at --...---.... q OC
Mems Shield Bow Ties; you can see
the Models price right on the IN
box was Csc; here each. ..-...I NC
Mems Shield Tecks and Four-in-
t Hand All an af. 86-inch string 13C
Mems Neckwear, the kind the Mod
ell sold at soc regularly, On
will be priced. ...--... u ~
Mems SocIxs-blacks, tans, reds and
other coIors; the Models price was
15c; our price will be, pair nE
SC; pairs for. ........... .GVC
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Dress Goods

A short, quick clearance
of some of this stock is nee
essary. These goods are de-
sirable. If they don't give
satisfaction your money
will be refunded. Satur-
days bargains are:
52-fnch ATWOOD Examines, in black
and navy; these are rare re
bargains, yard -.--.----..-...6 DC
52-fnch SiciIian Cloth that is ex-
cellent for making skirts and suits;
Models price Use; here tomorrow
for this 14-hour sale, En-
yard - OC
Half-wooI voiles-colors are rose,
cardinal, blue and green and black.
This cloth is 80 inches wide, desirable
I'm every way-35c is as low as the
Model ever sold it; special for m
Tomorrow, yard .GUC
ATWOOD Cashimeres, silk finish
good range of coIors. A inches in
width-9Sc was the price we found
the Model had marked it; we have
made the price for tomorrow, En-
yard -.-------r --s.--.-..- Jul
:. SwfveIed SILK, % inches wide; comes
IN tans and blacks; Model had these
marked soc yard; for to- %.
aorrowS yard $500. ........s ~ JC
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Mems Furnishings. An S1S, 900
Stock to Sell.

We want to sell $4,000 of the $125,O0O stock quick
portion of that must out of the mems furnish
ings. We have marked many items to close them out
Come tomorrow and share the savings with your neigh
bors. There is going to be fast selling in this
ton Of the store tomorrow Here of the items
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- N~J
DR.. Munyon's Remedies, regularly
25c for 1Sc.
Ransom's Hive Syrup. the CSC size
will be &c.
Aliens Foot-Ease. a Csc package
for tic.
Maltine with Cod Liver Oil, also
Maltine with Cascara Sagrada, regu-
larly 81 per bottle, tomorrow 75c.
Railways Ready Relief. the soc
bottles 35c.
Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair
Grower, soc bottles 40c.
Warmers Safe Pills. 25c box for 1Sc
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. the Csc
size 1Sc.
Ripans Tabules. regularly sc for Sc.
Empty Capsules. 100 for &c.
williams Pink Pills. regularly soc
for 3Sc. 81
Diamond Dyes, regularly 1oc at &c;
for CSC.
j. & J. Strengthening Plasters, reg
ularly 15c for SC.
DR.. Shops Restorative. regularly
81 for Use.
Omega Oil. regularly soc for 35c.
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Mems Pants $1.79. Last Wednes-
day before the store spened we Sc
lected 300 pairs mems pants from the
Models regular stock to sell at a cut
price. The Model had these pants
priced SO, and as high as $3.75; well
made of cheviots, cassimereS and
worsteds. We placed them on sale
Friday at $1.79. What remains of these
800 pairs we will offer to- MA 70
morrow at, pair. .........0 ~
Boys Knee Pant Suits, double
breasted styles, all in plain colors,
well made; will give the boy good
service; Models regular price $1.79
and So: take them away to- 00
morrow for JSC
Boys Knee Pant Suits, double
breasted styles; splendid fabrics; they
will give good service; they are in
good patterns, well lined; suits that
can be worn in all seasons Of the year;
we have reduced the price @N 9S
for tomorrow, per suit. -. I'D GsOU