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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30
WHAT WOMEN
WANT TO KNOW

Swimming as an Exercise. Does swim
ming really develop the muscles, and
do you advise a girl to learn to
SWim?-J can. ~. 81
For all-around muscular development,
swimming has no equal. It calls into
plSg all the muscles of the body, Of
the head and espec ially of the neck, the
benefit that the exercise gives, every
one should practice swimming when it
is possible, as well as, for the safetJ
which it will insure in case Of acct
dent upon the water. The art Of swim
ming may easily be acquired in child
hood, and the fortunate ones who are
rum, whether upon stills, on bicycle
or in treacherous water, will take to
the motions naturally. It would be
much better for learners generally, how
ever, if those who instruct them would
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Among the Clubs.

The Woman s club of Rochester,
Mimi, has elected it's officers for the
year as follows: j, President, Mrs. w.
w. Fowler; vice president, Mrs. A. NJ.
Gantz; secretary, Miss Ella Davis;
treasurer, Mrs. w. NJ Herick-
The new officers of the Tuesday club
of Cannon Falls, Mimi, are: Presi-
dent, Miss williamson; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Mckinley; chairman
program committee, Mrs. G. w. Gress.
The club has twenty-five members.
The News and Art club Of Minneota,
Mimi, will study English literature
this winter, and after each program
there will be onversation on topics
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Notions
Handkerchief,

300 dozen Ladies' All Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, all Irish
manufacture and Irish hem,
value 7c
200 dozen Ladies' Pure Irish Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs. These are
excellent value at 10c each. Sat-
urday all day on sale for,
SeSNAA DC
1870 dozen Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Pure Irish Linen Is, IA and ~
inch hem Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, exceptional value at 121ac.
Special Saturday sale, each sc.
175 dozen Ladies Fast color xxi
mona'' Handkerchiefs, new de-
signs, good value at 10c. Satur-
day, each re
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CLUB MEETINGS.

federated clubs will be held at the home of
Mrs. H. f. Brown, a26 Seventh street S, Thurs
day, ut 3 o clock. The executive board will meet
discussed at both gatherings
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First Methodist
church met Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. C. W. Parsons 527 Fifth avenue ST. A
pleasing feature of ens meeting was the report
society, which results from the fact that within
the past month great many new members have
Joined the church
The Womans Foreign Missionary society of
the First Methodist EDiscooaI church viii hold q
its next monthly meeting "wednesday at the
The devotional exercises will be led by Mrs.
Parsons, aud the monthly study. 'up-to-date
for the year will be elected
Colonial chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution. VIII have a business meeting Mon
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Reliable Linens
200 Dozen AY-Linen Napkins

These are heavy Irish make, fast
woven selvage, actual size 17x17,
1 dozen limit. No mail or tele-
phone orders, filed. Half dozen
for ......... ............. 45C
Hemstitched Cloths, German silver
bleached, with. spoke hemstitch-
ing, all pure linen, 1910 value,
each .........,.".... Sl.75
Towels'---Bleached Turkish Bath,
also half linen buck, full 40
inches long, each. ......... 15c
Dresser Scarf, 1Sx45, pure round
thread linen, fine hemstitching,
great value, each Csc
Bedspreads-Medium weight, for
three-quarter size beds, 90c, value,
each .................. Csc
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JeWelf.y and
Leather Goods

Brooches, a very large assortment
of imitation stone sets, and i'm
ported novelties, worth to SOC,
special, each ..............19 c
Cuff Links-New and novel de-
signs, polished Roman gold and
hard enamel finish, per pair 19c.
Side and Back Combs Of shell, am
Der and white, very heavy quail
ity, large size, each ....... .48c
Carriage Bags grain
leather, braided leather handle,
fitted with coin purse, each 75c
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ChiIdren's Shoes
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IMPORTERS SAMPLE PIECES.
1000 yards Handsome Nottingham,
Cluny Lace Insertions and Edges,
in white and Arabian shades, run
ming from PA to AZ inches wide,
good values. at from 15c to Soc
per yard. Special sale at, per
yafu y. 4. .s......... &c
1900 yards in all. importers sample
pieces, medallion, bands, applique
and festoon designs in Point de
venise, Macrame, Point Gaze
Laces in white, ecru and Arabian
shades; elegant, all silk black
Chantilly bands, applique and
festoon designs. These are all odd
pieces, no two alike. Values run
from 35c to ST per yard. We were
fortunate to buy them at our own
price, and you can have your
choice for, Saturday, per
yard .................. GIC
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Toilet Articles

Nail Brusher, polished wood back,
black and bleached bristles, 25c
3 value, each ..15c
Bathasweet, the original bath pow
der, per box 1880 HE
whisk Brooms, fine quality straw,
black wood handle, 25c quality,
each d ~ s' i.#'a !. !. y: 1Sc
Hot Water Bottles, 2 quart size,
feur de lis design, fine quality
rubber, worth SOC, each -. $50
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Opening of the Years Work.

The first meeting Of the year of the
Woman's Organization Of the Church Of
the Redeemer was held Wednesday after
noon in the church parlors. Mrs. E. s.
Williams gave tall. on missions. A
report from Unity House showed that
fifty -fve women were present at the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30
Ladies' NeckWear

85 dozen only Ladies' Fine Swiss
Stocks and Washable Lawn Stock
Collars, 25c to 35c values Spe-
=. cial Saturday all day for .-.19c
81 dozen Ladies' r dainty Swiss
Turnover Collars, all new designs,
excellent values at 1910. Satur-
I'D day 80. 49,. ........ &c
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Umbrellas

Bargain Minneapolis has yet
seen or known. Ladies 26-inch
and gentlemen s 2S-inch silk
serge, paragon frame, cute nat
ural wood and fancy handles, all
new designs, values from 81 to
$1.35, each go Saturday for SSc.
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of the Mothers club last
week, and that the sewing classes will
begin Saturday. Mrs. G. G. Lyford and
Miss TAYLOR were hostesses for the af-
ternoon and Misses Stella Lyford and
Lelah Horton aided them in serving tea.
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Wash Goods
1000 Yards Ginghan,s

These are mill remnants Of choice
. style qualities, such as Toile du
Nord, and Red Seal, all desirable
children IS dress lengths, 1916
value; sale, yard .:..... 7Rc
Comforts Prints, all choice styles,
best quality, strictly fast color,
yard .............. 80. .6RC
Wrapper Flannels-F'ine feeced
cotton fabrics, clean, choice 1904
fall styles, acsvalue, yard Sc.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

selected by the hostess Miss Jose
.phine Holden was chosen president;
Miss Nellie Dahl, vice president; Miss
Theresa Sandersoh, Z treasurer; Mrs.
Edith Seals, secretary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30
QUEsT1peTs FOR ToMoRRow

Japanese Gymnasti What do you
think Of Japanese gymnastics for
girls?- Athlete
Cleaning Plaster Casts.--My plaster
Barge don is rapidly turning most
unattrssctive yellow. Is there amy
way by which I can restore its white
ess?--Helen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30

JapaIac, in small cans for home deco
rating, all colors, l5c.
sapolIne StovepIpe Enamel, for radi-
ators, registers, CRATES, gas stoves,
sewing machines, in fact for use on
all iron work, Csc can, 15c.
Star Enamel, brilliant porcelain fin
ish for decorating Of every descrip-
ton, in cans at 15c and 1Oc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30

Wash boilers, good
tin, No. s, 69c;
No. 8, 79c.
Wash Boilers, eS-
ira heavy tin.
with wide copper
strip on side,
hand made to or
d e r, No. g.
1925; No. g.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30

Mason Fruit Jars with
porcelain lined caps, l
quart size, 6Oc.
Mason fruit jar caps,
best kind, per dozen,
gle.
Mrs. Rorer'S Fruit Jars,
self-sealing, never SO
cheap; 1 pint, $50;
l quart, CSC dozen.
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Bright Basement
Ready Mixed Paint:

Ready Mixed Paints
A high grade
paint at special low
price.
Enamel
q Floor Paint - Best
quality floor paint
made, per gallon,
e S5c. .'
Perfection Fine Mixed
i House Paint, per
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30

Large Size doubTe VITO
cap mantIes to fit the
Block Light; also air
light, first quality.
worth 35c, only 25c.
Wizard CTp Nantes for
Welsbach lights, equal
to- any Csc nantes.
special, 12kc. .-
Second quality cap man'
ties, selected from the
regular = Csc nantes,
special, 1Oc or three
for. Csc. - ....
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~COrSefS
Second Floor.

Each Season the Dayton Corset
stock improves in quality and
in pleasing attributes our
fitting room is the school
from which we gain an intimate
knowledge Of public corset neces-
stiles and on which we base the
selection of our stocks.
At 81 90, Is styles to choose from.
Standard makes, each adapted to
some special figure, each: =. 81
At 81. IS styles, each Of diff
ferent calibre to mold a form with
:. comfort and with grace, $l.5O
So. SO, 1925, $3.50, $500,
$500, $3.50, in fact, a
price for almost any purse-a cor
set for almost any form.
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The. Needlework Guild,

The Needlework guild of the Az
thors' Study club planned to show it's
annual collection for the Minneapolis
branch Of the Needlework guild at two
receptions at the home Of Mrs: j.. A.
Brant, II E Fifteenth street. The first
5 o'clock and one-half Of the club mem.
bers aided the hostess in dispensing
hospitality. The splendid collection
was arranged on tables thru the rooms
and was constantly inclosed by the
packages brought by the contributors.
The Authors Study club was the first
literary club to take up the work of
the Needlework guild as an organiza-
tion, and since then the Cassiopeia and
Ramblers have followed it's example.
Frappe was served during. the after
noon and the rooms were bright with
asters and sweet peas. Tomorrow af-
ternoon the second reception will be
held and the guests will be the women
who are interested in the work of the
guild, whether they are club members
or not.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30
Dress Goods

Black Silk and Wool Crepe de
Paris, the -dressy Fabric, beauti-
full l1strous finish, ~ inches wide,
the best value ever shown, at,
i "a yard -. -. .I.,5 .Sl
52-lnch Fine Broadclotll, fine finish,
colors black, navy, brown, tan and
wine; exceptional good value at,
yard 81, so
Plain and Fancy Mohair sicilians,
r.. black and white check suitings,
French Melanges, tweed effects,
values up to $1.0O. Special, a
yard ............. ........ 6Sc
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Laces - Over 200 pieces. One
complete table Of Nottingham,
Torchon, Normandie Valencienne,
Point de Paris Laces and Inser-
lions and Cambria Edges in en-
broidery, value from SC to 10c
per yard; 60 Saturday even -
ing for, per yard. ........ ~
Unlaundered, pure Irish Linen
hand embroidered Handkerchief,
exceptional value at l5c. 2r
Each. ........ ............ o.
NeckWear76 doz. ladies' Swiss,
and lawn turnover, hemstitched
collar, values from 10c to e.
15c each. Saturday evening %
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Indiana polls and Return, $780, via
the North Western Line.
Tickets will be on sale Oct. 3-4-55.
For further information call on j. O.,
0 ''Brien, G.. 7. A., 600 Nicollet Az,
Minneapolis.
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Optical Work

DIR. GERTRUDE STANTON, the
only woman optician in the twin
cities, is in charge Of the most
thoroly equipped optical parlor in
the northwest.
SHE WILL EXAMINE YOUR
EYES and make the lenses to fit.
your defects of vision.
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FUR
NISHED by Dr.. Stanton are
guaranteed by her. You take no
chances.
Second Floor-New Part.
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TRIMMINGS,

All the Latest Effects in Braids and
Persian Trimmings.
Black and Colored Braids, from, -
to 3 inches wide, prices per yard
from sc to $3.50
Persian Bands in all widths: from a
to 2 inches, prices per yard 1Oc
<. to ............: 1925
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Sheets and
Pillow Cases

All sheets and pillow cases are made
up expressly for us, with 3-inch
hem. We only deal in the most
reliable qualities. -......... Is
These Just For Sat1rdav,s Selling
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The Needlework guild will begin
Monday to make it's annual collection
Of new garments for the city charities,
and the section presidents have been
urged to bring their contributions to
the Church of the Redeemer as early
as possible.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-30

day afternoon with Mrs. 6. T. Thompson, Ninth
street s.
J The Clio club held its annual social reunion
at the home Of Mrs: c.. A. Bncknamh. l2o p
Twenty-fsth street, Monday afternoon. Recita-
lions by the Misses Emma Clancy and Bertha na
friends Of the hostess. made delightful adj al.
ton to the 4ent ertain1ent OF the afternoon The
club will resume Its study work at the first
regular meeting, to be held on Monday, with
Mrs. @. S. Chapman, 1928 Fourth avenue S, at
230 pm
PENINSULA DEGREE OF HONOR.
Special to The Journal,
Iron. Mountain, Mich, Sept. 3o.---The
Degree of Honor held a convention yes
terday here of delegates of district
No. /, comprising the upper peninsula
towns, and elected the following off
GERS: President, Mrs A. D. Haddo,
Sault Ste. Marie; secretary, Edna
Erickson, Ishpeming; treasurer, Mrs. d.
Boraseau, Gladstone. Ishpeming will
be the next place of meeting. Mrs.
Nellie G. Hewitt of Maple Rapids,
grand chief of honor Of the state, was
present.
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Embroidery
Hair Goods

- q. 81 F..
1000 Yds. ToweIing - Heavy
quality American made Russia
Crash, bleached; 10 yds. e
limit, yard ........ j. ~
Bed Pillows Regular size, war
ranted all feathers, standard tick
covering; limit. 4 to each 50r
customer. Each. OUA
500 Yds. White Goods Checked
Nainsook, assorted patterns
limit 70 yards. e.
Yard ~
Comforts Covered with silko-
line, hand knotted, contain good
grade sheet cotton; limit, 2 to
Each customer. .SI.O5
No Mail {
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IeHings

Plums in made-up pattern wells.
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES.
Over 400 in all, finest chiffon wells,
fagotted, hemstitched, tucked,
ribbon bordered, and appliqued de-
signs, in white, black and white,
white and black, navy, brown and
black, values from Soc to $3.50.
Saturday sale, each. .A8c
100 yards odds and ends of chiffon,
sewing silk, mousseline de sole
and Tuxedo Net Veilings, all col
ors and combinations. Values run
from 35c to s5c per yard. Satur-
day for, per yard. .19c
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Gas GIobes-Lay in a supply at these
prices, only 121hc.
WeIsbach Gas Chimneys, regular Aoo
p c1lt to &c.
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$50 styles, all feathers, at So. so.
.s, Some exclusive custom boots,
$500 and ............ $500
Our new fall stock is ready. We
can surely please you THIS SEA
SON. MORE STYLE AND A
LARGER ASSORTMENT than we
have ever shown before.
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Dayfon's Saturday Evening Specials
z to 10 O'Clock.

ChHdren's Fleece Lined Vests
and Pants -25c value; z lSr
to 10 only; each. 4. ...... lOI
Main Floor.
COrsets, 43C per Pair
Batiste, trimmed with lace top
and bottom. One dollar is the
regular price. z to to 10 only.
Second Floor.
JeWelry.
Hat Pins Of sterling silver top,
extra long stems, worth 1nr
25c, each. ............... ~
!. Notions.
Dress Shields of light weight,
quality, nainsook covered, g.
worth to zoe per pair. o.
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Special Saturday.

Black and Colored Trimmings,
from 1 to 8 inches, regular price
from soc to 81 per yard. Special
for Saturday, per yard -. .29c
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Art Embroidery
Second Floor

Second Floor. ..
500 Stamped Pillow Tops
Beautifully tinted floral and con-
ventional designs, value soc;
choice Saturday ............l9c
Best Angora Yarn
colors, gray, brown, black, white.
For Saturday only, 1Oc per ball;
per box .......:...$l. 40
Order work, designing, stamping,
given special attention
Notions
Ladies' Frilled Elastic Hose Sup
porters, assorted colors and
styles, fine quality, per pair Csc.
Flash Skin Silver Polish Cloth, per
package ................. 7c
Frilled Garter Elastic, mercerized,
fine quality, light blue, pink, red
or black, per yard 49,. lOc
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Ribbons

Cleanup of our line OF Pure Silk
Taffeta Ribbon. Nos. 5, Z and 9,
Zoe and 121ac values, Saturday,
per yard : s .: y. &c
Nos. -, 1e and %, values from 15c
to zoe, Saturday, lie per yard;
31a-inch to 5-inch, values from 25c
to Soc, Saturday, per yard, Tic.
Special Lot Of Shot Pure Silk Tai
feta Ribbon, 5 inches wide, all
new shades, excellent values at
SOC. Saturday, per yard. .23o
Embroidery
Over 5000 yards, Of fine Cambria
embroideries, all buttonhole fast
edges, from 211a to 6 inches wide.
The cleanup Of summer trade,
values, from 1896 to zoe. Satur-
day, per yard .......8 SO
Hair Goods
Switches, wigs, Pompadours, Pompa-
: dour Hair Rolls, Hair Ornaments
and Toilet Goods
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# You Have a Black Taheta Want,
Bring It Here. 49,.
Dayton's Standard Black Taffetas
are guaranteed not to crack, not
b: to crock, to give satisfactory
wear. No haggling. Your money.
back if it don't wear well. 10
inches wide, at CSC; 81 inches
wide, at CSC; SO inches wide, at
$1.3S; 81 inches wide at $l.9S.
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Correct in every detail, absolutely
perfect in finish. '.l~
We are able to offer a select line of
turbans, street hats and large vel
vet hats, all beautifully trimmed,
100 to choose from. Positively
the best values offered at SIS. 90.
New styles in large hats, just re-
ceived, 50. so. to. r. ......$15.
Basement Millinery moved to sec
ond floor, new part. 1t is separate
and distinct from our high grade
millinery. ..-,-.., T..
Felt shapes, a few. Of all kinds,
at ...:....... :. ........ .1OC
Fancy Feathers, big assortment
8 ~. at - .......... DC
Silk. and Velvet Roses, in bunch,
= all good colors, worth soc,
School Hats and Caps, Csc to So.
Great Sale Of Ostrich, plumes and
-. tips at very little prices.
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Mems Goods

TTVH . VVVtEO
Just Inside NicOLef Ave. Entrance.
Mems Best Hermsdorf Dye Black
Cotton Sox, soft finish, strong
wearing hose, Saturday, l9c.
Mems Stiff Bosom Shirts-regular
style, also coat shirts, very mob
by patterns, attached or detached
cuffs, 81 and $1.5O. ~
Mems Flannelette Night Gowns, Sc
lections of stripes on blue and
pink backgrounds; cut full and
roomy, SOC.
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Waists

One line Of ladies' waists, black,
+ blue, red, Scotch plaid; regular
price $500, $3.50; for ST. 40.
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PefficOafS

New Silk Petticoats, in black, blue,
brown and changeable, just
in and splendid value. 81. so
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Underwear
Main Floor.

oxxoSx w Wi
Main Floor.
Early as it is, we have, accumulated
odd garments and broken lines
of sizes, which have been put TO-
gether at one price for a Satur-
day clearance.
TABLES 1 AND 2.
Ladies' feeced lined vests and
pants, heavy Balbriggan Ribbed
Pants, white fieeced garments,
ecru, cream and natural under
wear, odd garments; all will 60
quickly at, each .........33c
TABLE 8.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Mixed Wool
Plush Back Natural Color Vests
and Pants, also White Swiss
weave vests and odd pieces in
white merino pants; clean sweep
price for Saturday, each. ..53c
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sssSszs No Nail Telephone a
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Suits

Ladies Walking Skirts, black, blue,
brown and blue and brown mixed;
regular price $685. and $3.50. Spe-
cial for Saturday from $3.50 to IL
a. m. ........... $3.50
Ladies' Tourist Goats, all sizes,
double, box pleated and belted
Ra1ncoats, blouse effect, shawl col.
lar, full length, in oxford, tan
and olive ................S Sis
Ladies Wrappers, braid trimmed,
special ................ $50
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Hosiery Dept:

Main Floor.
Ladies' OUTSIDE Super quality Black
Cotton Hose, maco split soles, ex-
ira double elastic ribbed tops, re-
tail price soc, Saturday SIC, 9
pairs for ...............S 1.OO
Ladies Fancy Hose, stripes, dots,
figures, half and half effects;
blacks, grays, tans, fast sellers
at SOC per pair; Saturday, SIC,
3 pairs for ...,.........$1.OO
EaSh;onahLe MiIIineru :.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-09
Taking No Chances.

A new reason why men do not 90
to church has recently been discovered
by an English clergyman. Walking
along lane one day, says Tlt-Bits.
the village rector noticed an old man
ahead of him. Seeing that it was one
of his congregation who had not been
to church Of late, tae vicar hurried and
soon caught up with him.
"Hallo. Johnr said he. GLOW is 1t
that l haven't seen you at church late
ly?s
at first the rector could get nothing
out of him. but after little persuasion
the parishioner said:
We'll. zir, 1t be your youngest dar-
Ter, Nelly, be afeard Of"
what. afraid of Nelly. a girl OF
nineteen, and only just returned from
SCHOOL,
YES zir. You see" replied John.
'.when | went eourtin' an old forcbin-
teller told me as 'ow should be spliced
three times First to gray, an then to
WELLER. an then to a ginger Now,
when buried my poor yeller Sally
three months ago. an your darter wi
the ginges air coined 'ome from
schulz. i says to myself. says, That's
Ter; that's the ginger 'un; an if /
don't keep away from church she'll
rab me-"