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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.
Continued.

DISCOUNT.
We VIII make liberal discount upon all
e AL a for
our list. Nickels & smith s11 Nicollet ay.
WARM, NEW DoWNsTAIRs, OUTSIDE, Z.
room hat 2lG9 u 25th st; all hardwood. storm
SASH, city water. shades; was I'll; now ~;
Globe building
TWO DESIRABLE sEvEN-RooM FLATS, SIX
closets modern steam Wen hga tres new
s15 18th st. See Janitor or Wyman elliot.
THREE ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT HEAT,
double windows storeroom, water closet, sink'
o aap 2stb 80
CHOICE FoUR-R ROOM FLAT, WITH BATH,
all modern except heat on corner Lake st and
monh f. not e gaf 4o IL Boso
BEST FLATS = AN. ELEGANT EIGHT loom
9 Park av. apartment: southeast exposure; best
o II c a T Pari a9
FINE sIx.ROoM MODERN FLAT; STEAM
heat; 2S3S Chicago ay: $50.
SIT Guar laty BSiiding,
corner, second floor steam heated fiat: lin.
ster, 500 Guaranty building.
FOR RENT-JUsT FINISHED, sEvEN-RooM
fats, steam heat, rosewood finish, electric
lights all improvements; 907 14th av S. APP
ply 319 Bank of Commerce.
FOR RENT-$12b0, FLAT, FOUR LARGE
rooms first floor, 52s Sd az NE; all modern err
sos Oneida block. 49,. =.
sEvEN.RooM, MODERN FLAT, IN DE.
tachcd house; hot water heat large and sun:
" nyt1 rooms omS will make desirable home 1905
FOR .RENT-sIx ROOMS, THoRoyGHIY
hardwood 5aad noors; without heat s1e. 24s2 Oak:
SEVEN-RooM sTEAM-HEATED FLATS. 1873
sro ST. 9Re s plumbing plum Yar oob
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED Or PACKED FOB
Transfer and Storage Co, 46 Sd st S. =
ELEGANT sEvEN-RoOM APARTMENT; DALI
modern IL the Waldorf, corner Park av ane
| 18th St. See janitor or Vanstrum
CORNER IFoUR.RooM MODERN FLAT, FIX
cept heat; 81 per month; $50 4th av NE
walking distance. 81 r. r.,
MODERN GROOM FLAT, UNFURN1sHED, $40
S S, yin partly furnish best car service in city
70 LET-s1x-RooM FLAT, coRDoVA 4th AZ
! and 10Th st.. Inquire of janitor or a
| . 1907 Park av.
etc.; s12 per month. 12S Z Goth st.
Furnished Flats. =
BEST FLATs-AN ELEGANT E1GHT-Rool
Park av apartment; southeast exposure; bes
vacant fat in city: Artesian we'll; no DANCE
of typhoid r. N. Best, 2012 Park av.
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT IN MoDERl
rooms and bath; desirable neighborhood; 81
1 per month. BIG Dupont az S.
FOR RENT-MoDERN,: FURNISHED FLAT,
| rooms and bath, steam heat; adults only. Ca
Sunday afternoon. 1904 5th av S, fat B.
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Observation-Disclosures,

TO EXCHANGE-$5,00 900 STOCK OF DRUGS;
want land, what have you? This is not a
60 trading stock. but an up-to-date drug stock,
doing a good business. Address 2542. Journal.
to exchange for fur overcoat: in good condi-
ton, sixe SO or 81 Miller. 1903 31st at.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

COnttnued.
FOR RENT-GooD sIx.RooM HOUSE, NO. 8s3
4th av NE. Inquire Ives Ice Cream Co., Did
I'd av Sc. 1
MODERN HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, CHEAP.
Apply at 3037 Nicollet, or 107 Postoffce court.
COTTAGE WITH ROOMS, 42o 10th ST s, $40.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses-
Continued.

BADGERS RENTAL LIST.
Flats. u
sos Plymouth av n, five rooms, modern
except heat $l4. uO
72o 18th av Sc, five rooms, city water. I. 1900
"a 18th st N, six rooms, first floor, mod
1904 Park av, seven rooms hrst door, mod !.
ern' steam neat $1,000. 4o.oo
2714 Sd av s, seven rooms, city water. -. 1900
1852 llth av $, ten rooms modern. ...... 1000
$40 9th av n nine , rooms modern % 90
IL 7th st $, good retail store, Feb. l.,
,.-s lSVo .lOUDO
II 7th st $, mercantile space second
3oo-sO4 Oneida Building,
$sSoo-72s E 18th ST, 10 ROOMS MODERN.
esn e Pseh a Ssas rooms with barn. mod
s24 oo-six rooms, walking distance, city wa
400 ter, gas and furnace. II
$22. oO--E1ght- rooms, modern house, with barn,
on Grand av near 2Sth ~.
'0 90 Ga. a. a az near 25th. 8 rooms
SSI$24 9Th y3l st s. rooms sity water
$e.oo-ss4 Thornton st Sc. good rooms.
| These houses are all in good condition, and
! prices low. -
| 7. J. Janney. 2os Oneida Building.
5.oo-l717 VINE PLACE, s-RooM MODERN
Dwelling bath furnace gas fixtures
oo S2Sd, tn az rooms in - II
| ConultlOn, SOOd furnace, gas, bath, mOd
| ~ ern. walking distance. -Nt
11,oO-2923 Pleasant av, rooms cistern ant
s1ooo-72l W s1st st, rooms city water
| sewer. brick building
| $60o-411 32d av N, rooms, cistern ant
Phone ses ss : 2 $:ss Court.
s7-rHREE ROOMS, CITY WATER, azs4 lot
S.
$17-Eight-room house. city water, mantel. hard
wood finish, storm sash. 16 W 35th st.
$17.5O-StX rooms and bath, half Of double-br ic
| house 974 Cromwell av, st. Anthem
Park.
$2O-Eight rooms and bath, modern near uni
| sitE. 4Q6 Delaware
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RENTAL LIST.

Bank of Commerce Building.
a.a- No. 72S 4th st SE, II rooms, modern.
s33 Oo-No 26tS Clinton av, 3 rooms, parn'
ssooo-No. 1112 Logan az \, - rooms mod
s25ooNo err" iao a1Fq Hawthorn av rooms city
es1r water, sewer.
$25 0O--No. sol Fremont av n, rooms MODERN
- l~-- barn, In good condition.
s275O-No. 1928 2sth st, rooms barn. mod
s2ooo--No. il 18th st N, s rooms, city water.
s1s.oo-No 1888 Stevens av. rooms, city
ooSo Da se7 ye% ssth s sas rooms city water
s17.oo-No se" iii Grant st, rooms, city
$16.e7-No. POPE 5th av S, rooms, city water,
s15.oo-No. 3oo1 Bryant av S, rooms, city
s15.oo-No. 2s1e Girard S, rooms, we'll
$l4.oo-No. 1915 9Th st N, rooms, we'll and
s22.5o-No 1908 21st st, rooms, first floor
modern gas fixtures. shtdes, etc
We have a secOnd-door fat In the very
best of shape: 5 rooms parquet floors
lis etc. detached fiat.
4 s2s.oo--No. 1904 Dupont N, first floor, 6
rooms. steam beat heat janitor services
H.. See us about the new flats at 2s4o-2s44
Polk st NE. We have four fats, two
& on the first and two second floor.
s5sa These first-class flats. modern ex-
cept heat. Rent very reasonable.
: 12.50--No. Gil Sth av N, rooms, modern, In
good shape. 49, ".f' Is
! $1S.00--No. 211O 9TH S, second floor, 6 rooms,
2+ modern except heat.
s15.oo-No. 244o Oakland landau av, first floor, rooms,
Etc. city water, sewer.
4 $13.00-NO. 2736 Emerson S, rooms, city
water, first floor
$9.O0-No. 1926 9th av s, second floor, rooms,
80 city water.
s9.oo-No. 291o Sd S. second floor, 4 rooms,
city water sewer.
Stores.
Il $100O-No. ~ f 26th st.
%M We have large barn. suitable for a
sat,;. livery stable, in a good locality.
We will make special discount on all
-. Of the above houses for the winter.
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8, 900 BUYS FINE LITTLE FIyE-AcRE FARM,
Maxweil'ss bay nearly new six-roonl house
j rich soil: in berry belt. House worth price
q asked. A. Davies, SOC PHOENIX.
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-10-12
PREMIUMS AWARDED
AT THE STATE FAIR
Horses.

VIM Kent, first, best draft colt.
H. Holman, first, best driving horse
Arthur Carvosso, first, stallion, years
old and over.
II. Heinrich, first and second on best
driving sorses.
A. Mitchell, first, general purpose colt
foal 1908; first, best colt.
Thos. II. Brents, standard bred mare
first, aged mare.
N. ~. West, standard bred aged stall
lion second.
James Erwin, first standard bred
mare, 2 years old.
Cattle.
A. ]. Splawn, jr., Hereford bulls-Sec-
ond on bull calf under year. Cows and
heifers-sceond on 3 year old, 2 years
old and under years, calf year old
and under IS months, calf undcrl year
old, exhibitors herd. First on breeders
young herd, breeders premium.
A. j. Splawn, Hereford bulls-First
on 2 year old and under years, first
and second on calf year old and under
Is months; first on calf under l year.
Cows and heifers-frst on 3 year old
and over, Is months old and under 9
years, calf under IS months, calf under
/ year, exhibitors herd.
D. H. Looney, Jersey bulls-First on
year old and over, Is month old and
under Is months, second on calf under
l year. Cows and heifers-second on
year old and over, first and second on
2 year old and under 3, first and second
on Is months, oldand under years, Sec
ond on calf under ! year old and under
Is months, second on calf under l year,
first exhibitors nerd, first and second o.l
breeders premium, animals, first on
breeders young herd, first and second
on trteders' premium, 2 animals.
Harry West, Jersey bulls-second, 3
,,ar old and over, second. calf year
under ls months, first, calf under year
Cows and heifers-frst, COW 3 and over,
calf / and under is months, first, calf
under year, second, exhibitors herd,
second, breeders young herd.
P. A. Frakes, Holstein bulls-First, 3
years old and over, first, 2 years and
under 3 first, calf and under Is
months, second, calf under year. Cows
and heifers-First, years old anr over,
second, and under 3, first, Is months
and under 2 years, second, calf l and
under Is months, first, calf under | year,
first, exhibitors herd, first, breeders
young herd.
VIM. Todd, Holstein bulls-Second
on aged bull.
Hardwood Co., Holstein bulls-Frst
on Is months and over, second, yearling,
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Mountain View Creamery Co., North
Aakima-Second, best collection grapes
first, tub butter not less than so lbs.
first, case of butter, to . lbs, not less
than GO lbs: first, exhibit creamery but
ter; first, Young American, flat or Ched.
dar cheese; first, exhibit cheese.
:. Scott-First, collection strawber-
ries
H. Grofesema-First, display of cell
cry; second, display Of egg plant; sec
ond, largest onion.
}. T. Rains-First, display OF egg
plant.
Jacob Baker Second. display celery.
W. O. Ingalls-display peanuts.
F. Dooley-First. display field corn;
first. largest ana tallest stalk corn:
first, White Cling peach
4. NJ. Cale-Second, display field corn
first. display sweet corn.
F. w. Reuter-, Cheney Second, Young
American, flat or cheddar cheese.
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first, plate Northern Spy; second plate
Yellow Newtown.
Mrs. L. V. McWhorter-Second, plate
Fall Pippins; second, plate OF Swaar;
second, plate Yellow Believer; second,
plate Vicar pears; first, plate White
Doyenne; first, best exhibit pears; first,
plate Anjou; first, plate Winter Nellis;
first, plate French Prunes; second, plate
Golden prunes; first, plate Bradshaw
plums; second, best collection plums,
\. F. Shannon-First, plate Fameuse
Snow apples; first, plate Mann apple.
John Rammerman-First, plate Jona-
than.
7. w. Clark-Second, plate Jonathan
apples.
j. Ulvus-First, plate LAWYER.
Sam Alderson-First, plate Olden-
burg; second, best Rails Gene; second.
plate Red Cheek Pippin.
A. D. Hughett-First, plate Grimes
Golden Pippin.
NJ. F, Second, plate Rhode
Island Greetings; second, plate Temp
kins King; first, plate Mamomth Black
Twig; second, plate Bartlett pear
F. G, Hutchinson-First, plate Rome
Beauty.
Edna Beck-First, plate Swaar; first,
plate Italian prunes.
Mrs. B. F. Spencer-Second, plate OF
20 Ounce; second, plate Winesap; first,
best display Bartlett pears.
( Mrs. H.. Angel-Second, plate White
Winter Pearmain; first, plate Yellow
Newton; second, plate White Doyenne
pears; first, hand separator butter in
/ bricks.
J, P. Berg-First, plate Wagner ap.
pies; first, plate Wealthy apples; sec
ond, plate Idaho pears; second, plate
Italian prunes; first, plate Silver
Prunes; first, plate Golden Prunes.
w J. Adams First, plate yellow Bel
flower
Harold Thompson-First, best plate
Angouleme.
Halle II. Hughett-Second, plate An
gou pears; second, plate Clairgeau pear;
first, plate Vicar pear; second, display
of potatoes; second, display of cucum-
bers; first, display squash; first largest
squash.
Mrs. Bessie Brandenburg-Firs best
plate Pound pear; first, plate Damson
plum.
J. B. ElGott-Second, plate Winter
Nellis pear; first, liberia peach; second,
White Cling peach.
Clinton Shanno-First, plate Howell
pears.
j. NJ. Lisle-Second, plate Pond Plum
Theo. Weisberger-First, best colIee-
tion ounce; second, best collection of
strawberries.
Albert Congion-S Second, best collec-
tion quin6e; first, best collection nectar
ines.
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plate Roxbury; second, plate Tolmar
Sweet; second, plate Wagner; second
plate Wealthy; second, York Imeprial
second, exhibit pears; first, plate Elem
ish Beauty pears; first, plate of Idaho;
first and second, plate Kiefer pears
second, Seckel pears; first exhibit peach
es; second, plate French prunes; first
plate Pond plums; first, display pota-
toes; second, display onions; first, dis
play sugar beets; first, display water
melons; first, display cantaloupes; first
largest watermelon; first, largest po'
tato; first, plate Rambos.
c. Starches-First, sample broom
corn; second, display cantaloupes.
Harry Grenache-First, display sweet
corn; first display pop corn; first
largest pumpkin; first, largest squash +;
first, largest potato; second, display
parsnips; first, display cucumbers.
Cowyche Boys Experimental Club
Special-First, boys experimental ex-
hibits.
VIM. Todd-Special-B Brewers North
west Association. First, bale eastern
Washington hops.
Milton Shearer-Special - Brewers
Northwest Association. Second, bale of
eastern Washington hops.
H. NJ. Lichty-Third, display fruit in
boxes.
Robert Johnson-First, display fruit
by grower; first, plate of Alexander !;
first, plate Belmont; first, plate GRAY
enstein; first, plate of Hubbardston;
first, plate of Rails (gene); first, plate
Wolf River; first, plate York Imperials /;
first, plate Clairgeon pears; second, best
exhibit peaches.
T. F. Second, plate Ar
kansas; first, plate 90 Ounces.
J. E. Thompson-First, plate Spokane
Beauties; second, plate Baldwin; first,
plate Bietigheimer; first, plate Red AS
trachan; first, plate Rhode Island Green
ings; second, plate Rome Beauty; first,
plate Lady; first, plate Walbridge; sec
ond, plate Wolf River; first, largest
apple.
j. Glazebrook-Second. plate Spokane
Beauty apple; first. plate Missouri Pip
pin; second, plate Flemish Beauty pears;
first, plate Seckel pears.
X. Wander Aarde-First, plate Bald
wins; second, plate Ben Davis; first,
plate Blue Pearmain; first, plate Fall
Pippin; first. plate Gano; first. plate
Red Cheek Pippin; first, plate Temp
kins King; first, plate w. w. Pearmain;
second, plate Walbridge; first, plate
Winesap.
Frank McCurdy plate Ben
Davis.
C. w. Nash-Seeond, plate Blue Pear
main; first, plate Tolman Sweet.
w. n. Irish-First, plate Esopus Spit
zenburg; second, plate Missouri Pippin;
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second, months, under year; first
l year, under years.
Prof. Richardson, Berkshire-First or
aged boar.
Howell W. Peel, rkshire-Boats
first, months; second, pigs under {
months. Sows-First and second, aged
first and second, 6 months; first and
/ second, under 6 months; first and sec
ond, herd; first, sweepstakes.
James Roxbourgh, Poland China
Bears, second, l. second, litter under 6
months.
/ Sheep.
r. A. Jackson, Rambouillet-Ra
first and second, aged; first and second
yearlings; first and second, lambs. Ewes
/ First and second, aged; first and sec
ond, yearlings; first and second, lambs
! first, flock.
Angora Goats.
Carbon Cattle Co., Orting, Wash, An
CORA Goats-First, 3 and over; first and
second ? and over; first and second,
and under 2; first and second, buck xiii
Does-First and second, and over
first and second, and under ?; first and
second, doe kid; first and second, sweep
stakes; first and second, flock.
Horticultural and Agricultural.
County Exhibit-Yakima county first,
Chelan county second, Columbia county
third, Lower Yakima county, special.
VIM. Lee, Jr.-First best display farm
products; first 1s bushel red winter
wheat; first 1s bushel red spring wheat;
second, " bushel white spring wheat !;
second, u bushel milling oats; first,
sample peck white beans; first, sample
peck peas.
Special-Brewers' Association of
Northwest-Second, best blu. barley ;
first, best display farm products; first,
best plate of Dutch Mignonne; first, s
boxes apples; second, plate silver
prunes; first, collection plums; first,
collection grapes; first, display onions;
first, display beets; first, display car
rots; first, display parsnips; first, dis
play tomatoes; first, largest onion.
J. Howard Wright-Second, display
farm products. Special-Brewers' Assn
Northwest-First, bushel barley; sec
ond, display of farm products; first, dis
play fruit in boxes; second, display fruit
by growers. Special-W. A. Burpee-
Second, display tomatoes.
IL. NJ. Gilbert-First, u bushel white
spring wheat; first, "a bushel white
club wheat; first, u bushel milling oats;
first, is bushel feeding oats. Special
Brewers Northwest Association-Third,
bushel barley; third, display farm pro-
ducts; second, display of fruit in boxes;
first, display Arkansas apples; first,
plate Black Ben Davis; second, plate
LAWYER; first, plate Maiden Blush; sec
ond, plate Grimes Golden Pippen; first,
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c. c. Bemis Of Tacoma transacted
business in the city the first Of the week
Chief OF the Northern Pacifc's Detect
ives J. $. Hindman. accompanied bv Of
ficer :. p. Collins also Of tho detective
bureau. were business visitors here early
in the week.
MISS HeSkett stenorrapber Tor Whit
son & Parker. was taken suddenly III at
the office last Saturday morning. fall.
ing in a faint while at her work. She
was taken nome, where ,he soon reeov.
cred
To correct a wrong impression that
has been given out the Herald is request
ed by the young ladies OF st. Margaret's
Guild to announce that no more dances
viii be given under the auspices OF the
guild during the coming season.
Frank $. Farquhar, city editor Of the
Republic. accompanied by Mrs. Farqu-
har. departed on the delayed Sunday
morning train for the west side. where
they will visit for a few days They
went first 10 Montesano, and viii also
visit in Seattle and Tacoma before re-
turning.
The work Of macadamizing West Yak
ina avenue for two blocks. beginning at
the Northern Pacific crossing. was be-
gun Monday morning by McKivor &
Daniels. to whom the city let the con-
tract short time ago 1t is the inten-
ton Of the contractors 10 rush the work
as rapidly as possible. getting it done
before the streets are in a bad condi-
ton from the effects Of the winter wea-
Their. The strip to he macadamizeI
while short. will add greatly TO the con
venience of those teaming with heavy
loads on that street.
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first, calf. Cows and heifers-Second
aged COW, first, 2 year old, second, Is
months, first, yearling second, calf Sec
ond, breeders youpng herd, second breed
ers' premium.
Carbonn Cattle Co., Orting Wn., Poll
ed Angus bulls-First on 3 years and
w. A. Bowen, Red Poll bull-First.
Is months and under , years.
| Olaf Olcon, cows-First gest beef com.
Dunbar & Son, Red Poll bujl-.First
8 and over; first Is months under 2;
first and second, under !. Cows and
heifers-First. 3 and over; first and sec
ond, 2; first and second, calf Is months
under 2: first, calf l under IS months
first, calf under l. first, exhibitors herd !;
first, breeders young herd.
Milton Shearer, Polled bull-First, 2
years old.
L: X: Cogswell, Red Polled bulls
second, aged bull; second, 2. Cows and
heifers-Second, best COW; second, year
ling COW; second, young calf; second,
herd; second, sweepstakes.
J. NJ. Jayne, Tacoma, Brown Swiss
bulls-First. 3 and over; first under 3:
first and second, under /. Cows and
heifers-First and second, 8 and over;
first and second, 2 under 3; first and sec
ond, calf; first and second, young calf;
first and second, exhibitors herd; first
breeders young herd; first, breeders
premium.
Hardwood Co., Spokane, Shorthorn
bulls-Second, 2; first, yearling; first
calf. Cows and heifers-Second, calf;
first yearling.
Fred BROKER, North Yakima, Snort
horn bulls-Seeond, yearling; second,
calf. Cows and heifers-Second aged
COW; second, 2; second Is months under
2; second, yearling; first, breeders
young herd; first, breeders premium.
Howell w. Peel, bulls-First, 2; sec
ond, is months. Cows and neifers-
First, aged COW; first, 2; first, Is
months; first, calf; first, exhibitors
herd.
L. V. McWhorter, Devon bulls-First
and second, 2; first, yearling; first, calf
Cows and heifers-First and second,
aged cows; first and second, 2; first and
second, Is months; first and second
calves; first and second, herd.
Swine.
lakewood Company, Poland China
boars-First and second, aged boar;
first, one year, under 2; first and sec
ond, months and under i; first and
second, under 6 months. Sows-First
and second, aged sows; first and second
yearlings; first and second, six months;
first and second, under months; first
and second, herd; first on, sweepstakes.
Carbon Cattle Co, Duroc-Jersey-
First, bears. one year under 2; first, 6
months, under year. Sow-First and
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Hear Albert Z. Mead. republican NOM
inee for governor, at the opera house
next Wednesday eyening.
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FUR DEPARTMENT

We do not exaggerate when say sell our Fms
% to 35 per cent cheaper tnan you buy elsewhere
Our buyer while in New York selects and examines
personally every piece of Fur which enters store.
Therefore YOU NAV with all confidence make your pur
chase knowing guarantee is back of each Fur Car
ment sold. Prices. each ............. SOC to $4,000
We have not forgotten the little this
of pretiest Fur Sets at prices ranging from
Der set .................. ST. DO toS:,.OO
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Agents: May Manton
Patterns.


the trade better
should
visit the both fall
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GERMAN VELVET VELOUR, 30c-

A Velvet created for kmonas and dressing sacques:
will not rough like flannel but is delightfully."- and
will wash beautifully. These goods imported from
Germany and is fabric to be found in every retail
establishment Patterns principally of beautiful Ori
entail designs. Price, yard .........,.........3 SOC
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A Few Words About Cloaks and Suits

ik s
d fas Styles predicted for fall receiving daily by the
will
double
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When fall
prevailing
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wAIsT1NGs- zoe TO .5c YARD

Such display of Novelty Wasting has seldom
been in this community; any color ANY combination
you may ask for all wool Waistings in solid coors
stripes and rich neat small figured effects; per
yard Observation-Disclosures. SOC to 15c
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HALF WOOL CREPE, 1Sc-

Single width half wool Crepe Wasting in every con-
ceivabe shade. not only suitable for Waists. but full
dresses WELL We guarantee it to be wash fabric.
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credit to the largest mouse in America. We know the
value OF silks. We buy from the millsnot the jobber
therefore in position to give you silks a
lower price than you secure elsewhere We stand
back of every yard of silk sold counters; SO
in Taffea at 9Sc, Sll5 $l9, $l29, Sl35 $40. $l45,
$l50 and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..