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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Frum the Nows.
Mp. } d. Baudobmgh departed
Tuesday evening Tor a weeks visit
at Flagstaff
Rev. Father Connnly bias been
spending the week hero ustrucune
The younger generation iu Catholic
falih.
Constable Thos Andrews. who haa
been suffering Tor the past few weeks
from "a severe attack oft rheumatism
is aglu ou duty
Miss inrman. of los Aueo,oa. who
has been visiting Tor some tmo ln
thn cast. arrived hero and is tho
guest OF Miss Wells.
Herb Yo5er was in town the afst
of the week from the "uar Cross
ranch Ho said that las Friday
good rain fgll over Pin, Flat aud
filled some of the tanks. but was
not general enough Co De- of n.dch
benefit
Hon Horny D. Ashurst. accomnani.
Ga hy Dis wife and son. arrived bon
FLAGSTAFF last Thursday from the east
Mr. Ashurst has boon taking spec.
ial course IN the law department 40
Ann Arbor since last fan BE- Informs
ms that bic brother. Charles. has
accepted a position there for tho sum.
mor and viii remain NJ the university
eor another year nt least SIR ana
Mrs. Ashurst came Co Williams Sun
day evening ON 30 aud win make
thoir homo here in enc future
Hon John NJ rngo. nnor nn Oh
scuce of some weeks the eau. re
turned to williams last Monday ss.
CUmpanicd by Die sister. Miss kath.
,dnc. who. though she has travelled
extensively on tho continent and
climbed tho beautiful mountains of
switzerland. had never yet seen that
rrcatcr wonder. the Grand Canyon.
Miss pago Who will remain ln Arl.
IONA indefinitely accompanied her
brother 90 Grandvicw on Tuesdays
train She expressed herself as do.
lighted with the refreshing atmo-
sphere and surroundings OF Williams.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
win cslebrate SEPTEMBER is.

Tho members Of ALBANIA Hisp0na
Americans. an insurance Crler with
lodge IN silver city, are preparing
20 hold a grand celebration on Sep
TENDER Nc. Moxlcos national holiday
Committees have been appointed, q
program Of sports h being prepared
and altogether the lodge expects 10
observe the holiday in q fitting and
worthy fashion. A committee con.
aisting OF Monloo Il. Santana, Louis
Payne. Aleaandro Loya, PerfoUto Nod,
rlgueE and p. J, Roidlinger has been
appointed 20 interview the Silver City
merchants with a view Of starting a
subscription lisl 20 help dofray ex.
pcDsos OF the occasion. and this com.
miiteo Will begin upon &c lahOrs
next week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
ST. JOHNS


From the Herald.
The farmers az Greer valley started
10 cut their grain this week. They
have an excellent crop.
Ben schuster and j. d. Patterson
returned Sunday from Holbrook
where they had been attending 20
the shipping Of their WOOL
AZ last the long drouth has been
broken. Nearly an inch OF rain fell
hero Wednesday and tho Etoclmon
are row wearing a broad smile From
what We can learn the rain vas gen.
eral over the county, which means
that tho losses Of stock will cease
and tho stockmen win be saved from
destruction.
In tho matter cf Atanacio Melen.
droz, who had been convicted IN
Justice nllyeu'B court % unlawfully
gambling and sentenced 10 pay a
800 enc, The defendant. through hlE
attorney, procured q writ Of haboas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
HlLlseoRo

From the Advocate.
Good rains are reported from near
~ all portions of the county.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Knight. Mrs
Milan Mckinney Mrs REESE and
Mrs Chas. Mckinney visited INNS
bOrO
Mrs. r. r. Pearson and Mr. a..
n Hopper have boon appointed dole
gates Co The international Mining CON.
gress. Co Bon held in Portland. orc.
next month,
The 2osiamp min FOR che Empire
Gold Mining and Milling company ls
ON the ground. and Manager Kassor
expects 10 have IL running ln siy
weeks Mr. KusFor informs us that a
shipment of about forty tons OF hlgh
Grade ore viii go out soon. which
viii make the second shipment this
month from the Good Hope BONANZA
which now gives employment Co thlr
o. men,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
SANTA FE

From the New Mexican.
ELIAS Clarke. tho Plaza del Alcalde
merchant toloPraphcd here for an
expert 10 come 20 hls place q busl-
ness and open his safe. The strong
box has a time lock. aud the comblna.
zion has gotten out Of balance
While attempting to catch a swiftly
thrown ball, Henry Altrid, short stop
OF the Santa Dc Central base ball
team. while practiolng with that az.
grogaiion in preparation for the game
with the albuquerque team. was
struck in the eye and severely In.
iured The optic 10 slightly discolor.
cd
Good water was struck al the depth
Of so feet in the we'll on Buona Vista
heights that was dug for u. N. Dor.
man, who 10 erecting q modern cot.
taEo upon that site. This % a much
less depth that Il was deemed prob.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
LoRDssuRo


From the Liberal
Mr. j. O.. and Mrs D. O.. over
man ioft tho first OF tho week Tor
clifton. whoro they viii Join their
husbands. ana make their homes
Mrs W. A. Leonard and children
were in town on route from clifton 20
Long Beach. California. where they
will spend me rest OF the summer.
Died. Do Tocumosh, Michigan. on
July o. 1900. MrH Maria U Uixon
aged i0t years and DO days This
woman. who had lived in three cen.
turtles. retained hos mental ana most
ct her physical faculties until but o.
few days before her death. when she
waB stricken with her fatal Illness
She was the grandmother Of n. n
and v. NJ Konzio, OF Lordshurr.
The fire company has been doing
some prncticlnr, which thoy intend %
continue, until they get the business
down fine One OF their runs saiur
day nearly resulted in serious acct
uent When the start wns made one
Of the mon on The line was carried or
his feet. and barely missed being run
over boy the hose cart Foreman Nc
graih set him on The edge OF the
sidewalk and told him 90 keep away
from the hose cart until be- got thor
uughly soborcd up This was cqulva
lent to oXpglliug him from the com
pany
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
SILVER CITY,

From the Enterprise
Mrs g. W. FariuRby of thi8 city Is
a guest az the Mcvannon ranch near
SCpar.
MIss Fannie Tbwalts. who has
been the guest of ST. and Mrs a
MsGulre. returned Co her home in
Whlto Signal
Mrs. e.. r. Crawford and daughters
Ruth. Margaret and Gloria viii leave
tho latior part of the month for
Long Beach. California. where they
will spend several months
The Row John A. Goss loft on his
annual vacation trip. lo viii spend
several DAYS ut the Worlds fair and
viii then proceed 90 his old home lu
Pennsylvania, whore ho viii visit with
home folks
A pair of crows were shipped 20
che city this week, consigned 90 a
man in pinos Altos They were sent
from poming and 90 first % was
Thought they were being sent ID the
local democratic headquarters. hm
hasty inspection revealed the kA1cl
that they were being sent DO foai.
dent To- pinos Altos.
The local Mexican population colo
bratod the anniversary Of the patron
saint OF Silver city (san VIcentol b,
last Tuesday 10 an appropriate man
nor Mass was said IN tho Catholic
church. and the day was rollgiously
observed throughout The site now
occupied by Silver city was known
20 the Indians and early Spanish SGT.
tiers centuries ago. as San Vicente
Springs. and was a favorito watering
place for travellers 10 and from Mex
ico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Lordsbure Teachers Tho school
hnnrl of Lordaburg has hired Mrs
Alice HaYs ae principal for the cnsu.
lg year an1 Miss Elizabeth Swan ns
teacher Zoo the primary department
Mw UnTU b. ~ sister of MrF Rob.
ors n'ao of silver city. aud has had
twelve years experience teaching In
Kansas She applied ioy the primary
room HHi vas the only person who
dld apply for that position There
were somo thirty applicants for me
princlpash.p many of whom were
recent graduates of tho Normal school
of Silver city and one or two of
them we're scholars in that school
tordo3ura School Census Tho
school census shows the L0rdshurs
district hos 2iO scholars thIs year. au
increase ol thirteen over last soar
Included ln ths increase are the
Chonowoth children. who live ln pre-.
cinct nine huf who attended school
in This procuc. Tho school board
thought as children attended
school On th ucf that tFls dIs
trici IVES entitled ,1 tbo appropriation
from The tex money Cor tdpir tui.
ton Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Toronto, Ont, July SO-It ls re-.
ported on good authority that tho
Canadian Pacific Is about 10 begin
the construction Of a new line from
sudbury to this city az a cost OF
100000 The construction OF this
line together with the purchase OF
local lines near Tllaonburg, Ontario.
and the probable installation OF a fer.
~ service across lake Erie % ox.
pocted 10 bring the cost up 70 some
fi200o0O0 This, & Is believed. "a the
foundation for tie recent report that
the company would issue 10000 900
of new stock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

From tho Mineral Wealth
Tho ore being taken from the Ic.
land Midnight is said 10 by tho rich.
esq ever tahon out OF the Snow Ball
district.
Peter Thompson. whose poatofilco
address Ia now Prescott Arizona. Is
anxious 90 know the whereabouts %
George Sloan. who ls an oy-s0ldIer.
member OF q. A. r.. go years of age
and a large man, and Oh commonly
SHOWN as "Big George" BE ls % miu.
or by occupation. Ills last known adj
dress was KinEman. Arizona
Tho loasors ON tho Midnight mine.
of The LELAND group, have tompomr
lly quit work. owing 90 some difficult
Nos under which the company IL
just now laborlng ltisundorst0odth that
everything viii be smoothed out and
that "a ful force 90 men viii soon DO
az work ON an tho properties The
Midnight shows splendid ore In the
workings and The leasors are assured
OF a nice fortune.
The gold mine near Boulder
Sp.ings, owned by John and Ross
Blakoly, J.. W. Page, Sam Sands and
Frank Kirby Is gradually being de-
voloped into a second edition Of the
Mcguire mine Il begins 20 dawn on
tho inhabitants Of the city Of KiHg-
man that an of the gold Is not over
tho hills and far away but right IN
close are reefs OF sold bearing rock
that viii bring prosperity 20 All.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
kiNoMAN
From tho Miner

From tho Miner.
Mrs IDA CrozIer came down from
TruXtou ranch 10 look after business
affairs
Mrs Florence krImmineer depart
ca for san Diego. whore she has ac.
copied a romuucratlye situation.
u is reported that the board 90 $50.
peryIsors win soon issue "a call for
au election to determine whether the
people OF tbe Stockton Hlu coudtry
want to adopt local option covering
that section.
Friday afternoon the WaHanl val
loy was flooded Tor the FIRST time ln
many years AN northern Arizona has
received benefits from tho great rain
storm that spread over the country
the past Jew days
A toamstrr by thp name of Smith
committed suicide near Dowds. ON
the Colorado river, hy shooting De
ceased had been iu Needles Tor sew.
oral days drinking heavily and com.
mltted the act while laborlng under
mental dolusIon tio was The owner ct
q team OF mules and had been frolgat
iue along the valley for some time.
Miss Clara Powers. accompanied by
her neice, Miss Copeland. passed
through Kingman from her home In
So Joseph, Missouri. on her way To-
California. where she will Welt with
relatives The two young ladies are
we'll known 20 the Older residents OF
K.ngman. Charles clinton. a brother
of Mss Powers met the young ladies
90 kInrmau and accompanied them
nE Gar ag Needles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
wiNsLow

From the Mail
ON Wednesday last thn children Of
The Catholic Sunday school aud their
youthful friends, 90 the number OF
about my bad their annual picnic
at the naze ranch about four miles
north of town
For some time thoro has boon a
rumur that Winslow was Co have a
new paper lt ~ reported On tho
streets this week that Hon. 49, A..
Porr viii soon start O. paper ln wins.
low as tho orsan of The democratic
party.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

FROM thg Range
Mrs J.. o. HAN entertained nt whist
f0r her daughter. Mrs Arthur CayaB.
augh of Albuquerque
me poles for foriytwo miles of
tha johnson Mesa telephone lines are
n place. aud by the ist az August
tho llno viii bo completed and in 0po
ration from Ration to Folsom.
Mrs o. b. Lyon goes today 90 Alta
Vista ranch. the pleasant sugurIto
canyon resort conducted by her hus.
band Dr Lyon. and will spend the
greater part of the summer there
Simon Fullnwidor. an officer iu tho
United SIatcs navy arrived here thI8
week ON visit Co Dis parents. Mr
and Mrs p. n FuuuwIdor For the
next two years Mr. Fullnwider VIII
bo stationed at Washington. ID. G..
a party composed uf ur A. q
stroichor and family j. o. Cnum
ana family. ~ a. Mondclfon. DR.
Corpctt and 6. H Edwards. loft tho
Irst of the week for an outing ON tho
Costello. Boo Colorado They VIII ho
gone about ten days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Another "Breeches" Blblo.--The
Las Vegas Optic yesterday afternoon
published a story concerning Colonel
TWitcholl's brooches" Bible. This
morning Dr. Q. II. Bradley brought TO
tho Optic office another copy OF this
rare and almost priceless book Dr
nFadleys Bible was presented 20 nina
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
ARIZONA TOWNS

corpus rotunablo before Judge Sloan
at Prescott After an inspection Of the
papers Judge Sloan promptly dis.
charged the defendant as The justice
had mo- jurisdiction OF tbo case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
FTon no Dom

A''''N 'NN' NNN.NIN
Mrs John Duke. who has been Wis
iting for several days with Mrs Char.
lo8 Hoiser, loft for her home ln Pres.
colt
Mrs G. Turmoil. who was called 10
Omaha. Neh on account Of tho sick.
ness of her sister. returned Friday
flee sister died ON tho 80th Of last
month
NIiFs Amanda Hutson, who has
been visiting here several weeks
with her brothers, Al. and Jeff Hut
son, LEFT for Fresno. Cal. 20 visit an.
other brother, and at which place
she may reside ln the future.
Mr.. Fred I.ovolon OF Malno and
Miss May O'BrIen OF BolIomont were
marbod az the residence az Mrs.
Nora McCabo "a this city last satur.
day. Father Vabro performed tho
ceremony which made them husband
and wife.
James A. tamp0rt left for Kanaas
City for the purpose Of having a
surgical operation performed MT
lnmport has been IN poor health for
some time, and Il "a hoped that the
medical treatment that no viii re.
coive win restore his health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

From the Reporter
Mrs W. ~ Rains loft for Phoenix
Arizona. TO Join hor husband. who has
located In that city.
sam Ruffner and wife loft for Doug
las. Arizona. whore thor win visit
with Mrs Ruffnors parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gray.
Mrs Henry Jones and son Ollie
went 10 Denver. They win remain
about two months and visit Omaha
and ST. Louis before returning homo
Mrs o. r. Furman OF BlIssncld
Mich, sister OF W. g. Parsons. and
Mrs. y. Freeman. Of Toledo Ohio.
cousin Of w & Parsons. who have
been visiting here the past three
months. are delighted with Ration and
our warh beating climate. They
both came hero Cor health reasons
and have no cause 10 roeret their
visit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

FRISCO INFRINGEMENT.
oreer Issued Laying OF shopmen
All over system.

There has been a small but gen.
eral reduction ln shop forces on the
81. Louis a San Francisco and the
Chicago q Eastern Illinois systems.
In accordance with an order from w.
A. Ncitloton, goneral superintendent
OF motive power. John Forster, mas
ter mochaHic IN charge OF the shops
Ia Kansas City. said that the roduc-
tion was a general one over the sys-
tenn aud that, IN accordance with the
order from Mr. Nettlo.on, twelve men
had been discharged from the Kansas
City shops. ne said the order called
Tor a per cent reduction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Transfer Of Messenoep-Rlchard
0utterman has accepted a position as
messenger with the Santa 20 office
Of tho Wella-Fargo HNpreaa company
succeeding John Bell who has taken
the messenger run on the branch be.
tween Santa re and ihmy. Ray r.
vonburg who had me branch run, has
been transferred 10 the silver City
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

A son was born 20 Mr and Mrs.
Otto FrankonaorgeF. OF eis North
Eighth street yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

a Famous SpendthrIft Dead Broke
az Bisbee--liorbort seoley. the young
Sew York millionaire who gave din.
nsr in Gotham at which the fay0rs
wore diamonds and az watch Little
Egypt introduced herself 20 fame by
dancing the c8u.can ln tho altogether
Is iu iail 40 Hisboo. Arizona, for the
alleged forgery OF so small a sum of
$3.50.
Sooloy admits tutoring spurious
checks for the amount TO pay a gam.
bling debt but says that ~ was
drinking when he dld SO. Ito has
tolegraphcd New York friends for
500 20 cover MS bad papers and Ca
bis cell Processes the deepest ponL
tonco. II win Do recalled that tuis
man ran through a two million dollar
inheritance within tho span OF a sim
gle year, and that Che dinner which
brought him into oXtrayagant motor.
ioty was given at cost OF $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
FLAGSTAFF

From the Sun.
County Recorder Hibben has re.
corded i.1io registrations Of voters
The registration win reach 1900.
~ q layton. territorial school su.
pcrIniendent. came up from Phoenix.
and VIII remain here several wseaa.
During his stay he will employ hia
time IN making his report Of The con.
dItIon OF the schools OF the territory.
Mrs. J. NJ. Daniels aud son. lyon.
returned to Rh0ados from n trip %
tho Worlds Fair They viii romaln
until the nrst 90 September. when
they viii 20 90 California. where
lyon viii enter the State University
az Berkeley.
Tho drouth was broken wednesday
by generous rainfall Nearly an
inch and one.half Of rain fell during
mo week. and there 90 indications
Of more Tho rain has been general
an over tho territory, some sections
being blessed with more than others
CoconInO country Jared we'll
Landlord Smith OF the Grand Wow
hotel, az Grand Canyon. was "a Flag.
staff visitor Mr. Smith has added six.
teen additional rooms 90 DIS h1stclry.
and while here secured the services
OF Mr. Joseph nackman 20 attend 20
tho artistic completion OF tho same
w. a. Norman, who together with
his family have heou visiting friends
and relatives On the east and. incl.
IDENTITY taking On the Worlds Fair.
returned to Flagstaff after am absence
AZ two months Mrs Norman and chill.
drcn remain loo Kansas visiting rgla,
uvcs for a short time, aud win GO.
turn 90 tho.r home later ON.
DR. u Bnnuon and WIN. n.
Staloy concluded a deal this week
whereby they bonded 10 Eugene T.
Merritt OF Duluth, MIMI. a group OF
mining claims In that portion of Go.
conino county, known as the Black
Mesa district. being thIrtyslght
miles from Tuba and seventeen miles
southeast of Lees Forty Tho oonsid.
Grafton OF tho bond is $4,000. with
development To- he commenced within
sixty days from July no. OF this year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

From the Gazette.
W h. Patton arrived here % ac
ccpt "a position with tho Gazette. Pro.
y.uus to coming west SIR Patton was
foreman OF enc of tho largest print
Inr Embellishments 900 Joplin. Mo
whore he was recognized as skin.
ful and competent workman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-12
MuSlinUnderWear

Corset Covers-Plain white muslin
covers for &C.
Other corset covers ranging in. price
from tic to 9Sc-neatly trimmed with
tucks. lace insertion with baby rib
bon fastenings.
Women's DraWerS-25c and 39c for
drawers trimmed with hemstitched
ruff1es and tucks. acc, CSC and $1-25
for women's drawers trimmed with
f1ounces of lace and insertion. These
are made of the best quality muslin.
ChiIdren's Muslin Drawers for 10c,
19c and CSC.
WOmen's Muslin Petticoats-Long
styles ranging in price from Use to
$1.75-all beautifully lace and en-
broidery trimmed-made good and
full-with ruffies and flounces.
Women's Gowns; round, square and
V-shaped yokes; neatly trimmed;
prices ranging from 49c to CSC. About
half the price they were formerly
marked
Children's Muslin Gowns for soc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-12

ChfIdren's Suits of extra fine wool
cIoths-you simply don't find better
made or nobbier boys suits anywhere
None of them worth less than $500
you couldn't have bought one for
less than that from H. L. Pitcher; to
be sold here tomorrow, 90 En-
Saturdays special, at. 800. POsOU
Boys Sailor Blouse Suits, made of
fine all-wool serge. We know that
every mother will want one of these
for her boy-such nobby, exclusive
clothing has not been sold in this
store before at such low prices. Ordi-
narily you would pay $500 for them
you would have paid that much
to this Kansas City clothing firm;
t to be soId here So 90
Boys Real Sailor Suits, with long
pants; made of finest unfinished
worsteds and serges-suits that H l..
Pitcher never sold for less than $500
and as high as 81; to be 60 no
sold here tomorrow at. q 20
ChiIdren's Wash Suits-smaH lot of
them to be closed out at 35c-worth
75c and $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-12

Boys Fine Suits, ages to 16 years.
These are made of fabrics that will
give service and always look neat;
dark patterns-none of them sold for
les than $500. from that up to $3.50.
Will be priced here tomorrow in this
sale because we bought On no
them cheap each .....-... u q. 20
Boys Suits, ages to 16 years; me-
dunn weight materials-every thread
of them wool; medium light colors.
This Kansas City clothing firm sold
them as high as SIS; to be CT IN
sold here tomorrow, each. ID l. .
Boys Short Pant Suits, and piece
styles; light check patterns, made of
fine soft, pure wool materials; they
come in sizes to 16 years-worth and
were sold by H L. Pitcher up to $500;
to be priced here W1 GE
Children's Suits at $2.19 that the
Model sold at $2s75 and as high as
$3.50. These suits are desirable, well
made, of good materials; come in neat
patterns. You save as much as $1.31
on each suit. Pick them On IN
out here tomorrow at. .NG. 4S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-12

ChiIdren's Very Fine Suits-ages 8
to years; they're made of fine all
wool fabrics in nobby styles. They
were sold by the H. L. Pitcher COM
pany at $3.50; they are to. be
s sold here tomorrow at 81 08
Mems Suits at $500. Just about like
finding them-they are suits that
would cost you a half more regu-
larly. Made of good materials-3-
piece styles-coat, vest and pants;
they are suits from the Model stock
that we want to close out-that is why
we are going to have them priced in
tomorrow's great 14-hour 90 en-
sale, each ........ .WOsUT
Mems Suits at $4.95. Model sold as
high as $3.50. This is a splendid OPP
portunity to buy suit at a big profit;
it isn't often that you have the oppor-
tunity to buy a 3-piece, ca 0E
we'll made suit for. % +. 0V
Mems Suits at sos. These come in
sizes "a to 81 only. Made from strictly
Atwood cassimeres; come in medium
light and dark colorS-worth and the
Model store sold them at SIS up to
$3.50 regularly; we are going to sell
them here tomorrow On no
at 49,. -. - -. ~ &c %