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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
Conditions of Admission.

The restricted limits of the exhibition
space make it impossible TO throw the gates
open to all who care to come. 1t would
be impossible for the exhibitors to show
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-24

stamps-you are not worth cents
said Stage at the conclusion of yester-
days practice
Today it was different The old fight
ing spirit has returned.
Depend on EclSersaII.
Eckersau will be used to punt when
ever there is any danger of Chicago's
losing the ball near her own goal line.
The punting viii gain, If Michigan ex-
changes kicks, without any doubt, as no
one on the wolverine squad approaches
HEckie when the little kicker is in
form. Besides, it will obviate firing the
fnaroons all out leading an almost hope
less attack against that stone wall from
tackle to tackle that Yost's men pre-
sented to every rival eleven this sea-
son.
Eckersall has not had a kick blocked
this season. His associates protect him
grandly when preparing for a punt, and
the little fellow, standing closer than
ever to his line, seems so deliberate that
fans hold their breath until he gets the
ball away. And his punts are nearly
all deceiving spirals that average
around the ffty-yard mark.
Stage defers to eEckie'' only. He is
the only Wearer of the maroon who IS
not being drilled all the spare time the
coach can give his men. There IS
nothing pyrotechnic about the quarter
back. He takes to his work like a
master workman-he knows the game
ana learns new features aa lI5N SOtue
Hp-assin1ilates everything that may
be of value in a hard game. At the
conclusion of each days practice
"Eckie" puts in a lot of time punting
and goal kicking. His accuracy is well
known over in Ann Arbor
Yost Shows Uneasiness.
So apprehensive of the Stage re-
/ sources and the EckersalI stunts is
/ Coach Yost that all of his practice now
seems to be concentrated upon teach
| ing his Wolverines how to eliminate
( ter Rumney, the Detroit lad who
punts best of all the Wolverines. yes
/ terday was given the part of Ecker
| sail" at Ferry field He punted like
/ his Chicago friend, but not so accu-
rately, as some of the charging AIichi-
! ganders blocked some of his efforts.
/ Then the Detroit Eckersall' was
called upon to receive punts from the
varsity and run them back through a
/ broken field, as does Stages athlete.
/ But those ends that were rather slow
in the Wisconsin game, Garrels and
Hammond toyed with the imitation
/ EckersaIl They tackled him before
he got under way, as a rule.
Speedy as is the Yost line in charg-
ling, Morris Connor the old Harvard
lineman. who put spirit into McCor-
nack's men. is at Ann Arbor helping
to teach the big fellows the way to gel
the charge on Stages men.
Meanwhile the process of hiding tht
hand win be given a good try out a
Marshall field. The maroon back field
with De Tray, Walker and Bezdek ii
their old positions, viii be ready fol
the battle a week from yesterday
Eckersall. too. viii be there At for ths
contest Of his career. Meigs and Hill
1.-THE hnemen. said by the bear re
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PIGSKIN WITS.
YOst and Stage Preparing for
the Coming Battle.
Keep Ballin Michigan Territory
Cries Chicago.
DEPEND ON ECKERSALL
Little Maroon Has Not Had a
Blocked Kick.
Wolverines Are Practieing to
Care for "Eckie's'' Stunts.
DEPEND ON ECKERsALL

Chicago, Nov. 24-Coaches Yost and
Stage seem to be playing a game of
keeps"
Keep Eckersau from the Michigan
goal posts shouts "Hurry-up" Yost to
his wolverine charges, who are getting
SO nervous over the constant referring
to the maroon goal kicker that they are
likely to lose their heads
Keep the ball in 3fichigan's territory
all the time" is the burden of Coach
Stages talk to his maroons.
Plans for fighting against odds and
winning from AIiehigan's mighty eleven
of beef and Drawn are being matured
rapidly by Wizard Stage. Yesterday
he was a bear in the market and had
maroon stock down TO 81, with his
Iugubrious talks. But history is repeat
ing itself at Marshall field. The
rnaroons are coming up fast.
You play like Cancelled postage
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Glove Dept.

We suggested at the beginning of
this Thanksgiving sale that you buy
your Christmas gloves now-many did
but we have plenty of the good things
left and at the low prices quoted that
suggestion is a good one.
At sec you can buy a ladies' 2-clasp
prime lamb overseau, all sizes and coli
ors-and a street glove with one large
clasp p. K. sewn. All sizes and colors,
and some S-button length, black, white
and tan, not all sizes, these are dollar
gloves and better for. ........... csc
At S1.OO-"ElIa.' 3-pear1 clasps,
overseam and one large pearl clasp,
P. K. sewn all colors and sizes-dollar
and a quarter qualities.
At $1.5O-We offer you Trefousse
$500 quality-black only.
Golf Gloves at 25c-Ladies and chill
dren's, wool-woven seamless-aIl col
ors, splendid value at thirty-five cents,
for CSC. and all of our soc golf and silk
gloves in this sale. $500. 49,. 45c
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Umbrellas

Ladies Union Serge and Taffeta
Covers, steel rods, great assortment Of
handles. and Mems 2S-inch Serge Tops
with plain and trimmed handles. Some
of these qualities we have sold at
s1.50 and s1.25. in this sale
Ladies' Colored Taffetas. bordered
and plain. $3.50 and $1.75 qualities.
in this sale ...-.s... go 49, .ss6
Ladies' Colors and Black, Tanetas
and All-Silk Serges, some fine novelty
handles, worth 5000, S2.25. in this
sale for .... ....s.. S1.15
Odds and Ends-Ladies' nice uuaH-
ties, worth from IS to SIS. Half Price.
CElilEren's UmbrelIas@18 to q inch
at soc. T5c. $500. $3.50.
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Stationery Dept.

The special prices quoted on station
cry last week hold good through this
one.
At 12hc B-.'Puritan'' velIum, two
shades cream and blue, a pound OF
twenty-five cent paper for 121ke. En-
velopes to match for half price, pack
age 49,. -. ;t &c
only very nice quality - square
shapes, its because we have but one
color left that you get it at half value.
At ice Tb-sBelgrade"- new
linen cloth effect, cream, Gladstone
shape, after sale is over price viii be
twenty-five cents.
Invitation Box=24 cards, "a enve-
opes-cream-one genuine pen and
ink head in every box-specia1
box 5000. .... ISe
Tablets-F'ifteen cent ones for 10c-
ten cent ones for &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-24
BAN JOHNSON INDoRsED.
Presidents Management of Leagues
Affairs O. X

Chicago. Nov. 24.-President Ban
Johnson came out Of the annual meet
ing of the American Baseball league
entirely indicated Of the charges
made against him Of trying to wreck
the organization by bringing about an
amalgamatfon with the National
league. In resolution offered by
Secretary Benjamin Minor of the
Washington club and seconded by f. J.
Navin of the Detroit club and voted for
by every club in the league, the Chi
cago club included. President john
sons management of the affairs of the
league is freely Endorsed.
The question of arranging a new
drafting law with the minor leagues
was talked over thoroughly and finally
left for President johnson to settle
himself. The minors, who We're repre-
scented by J. H. Farrell of the National
Association of Baseball leagues, and
W. H. Watkins, are after a change in
the drafting price and a modification
in the drafting rules which will not
allow the major leagues to draft more
than one of their players every fall
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ArrELh A sPRINTER.
Did Little Fighting in the Ring at
Baltimore With Sullivan.

Baltimore. Nov. 24.-Kid sullivan.
of washington, and Abe Attell, of
san Francisco. met in 15-round
match before the Eureka Athletic
club last night. It was whispered at
the rfngside that Immediately before
the meeting Attell had insisted upon
its being called a draw If both men
were on their feet at the close of the
fifteenth round, and his one object
seemed to be to proIong the fight to
that point. He succeeded, and Ref
cree O'Hara held up the hands Of
both men,
Throughout the match Atten used
practically only one blow, left jab.
that never landed hard enough to
make Sullivan angry. The only other
features of the AttelI campaign were
his fondness for clinches to avoid
punishment and footwork that his adj
nairers called magnificent, while those
of Sullivan dubbed 1t a sprinting
match. Sullivan did about all the
lighting and inflicted good deal Of
punishment, but was unable to land
a knockout blow on his agile oppon-
ent.
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Novelties in Neckwear for, Women

Yesterday brought more neckwear,
more styles, and more colorings-smaH
outlays for such specialties go further
here than you've an idea of-for ex-
ample:
Turnover CoIlars-Lace and en-
broidery, (eyelet work. sc
stocks and Turnover CoIIars-Lace
and embroidery ..-.-........ 1Oc
25C List =Daintily en-
broidered turnover collars-stock col
lars OF silk. white and light blue foun-
dations with embroidery of blue and
white=lace stocks of heavy point de
Venise in white, cream and black,
Windsor ties of heavy peau de sole,
solid colors that have been selling
for soc.
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90 10z1<1
044eo QaZa14k
04eaARe *.

No dangerous drugs or alcoholic
connections are taken into the stom-
ach when Hyomef is used. Breathed
through the inhaler, the balsamic
healing OF Hyomei penetrates to the
most remote cells of the nose and
throat, and thus kills the catarrhal
germs, heals the irritated mucous
membrane, and gives complete and
permanent cure.
Hyomei is the simplest. most pleas
ant and the only guaranteed cure for
catarrh that has been discovered.
Complete outfit, $1.o0; extra bottle.
so cents.
If you cannot obtain Hyomei of
your dealer. 1t viii be forwarded. by
mail. postage paid, on receipt of
price. Write today for a free sample
bottle and consultation blank that win
entitle you TO services of our medical
department without charge. The r.
T. Booth Company, Hyomef building,
Ithaca. n. Y
Union Pacific.
For Haskell-K T. football game.
TO Lawrence and return. $1.0s. sat
urdays November Is.
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ON A SPECIAL TRAIN.
Three Hundred Manhattan Football
Fans VII Go to Lawrence.

Manhattan, Kas.. Nov 24--The
Agricultural college football team
has been doing hard Work this week
in preparation for the game with
K q. to be played at Lawrence Sat
urday. The team members are all in
good shape and expect to put UP a
good game. Though not expecting a
victory they expect to make K q
work for every point she makes A
promising bunch OF subs" will go
with the team. The F'rooters' club
has been working up an excursion,
and at least three hundred people,
headed by the band. will go to Law
renee. A special train from the Union
Pacific railroad, which will leave Man
haitian at a. M. has been secured.
All the college students who wish to
go are excused from classes.
one game this season-to Washburn.
IL to 5. X Z. also has lost but one
game-to Colorado Coach Ken
nedy's men outweigh AIlearn's about
$50 to 1855, but the Mammalian back
field is superior to that of Is. q.
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HERE ARE SOME RECORDS.
Held by Jimmy Coffroth, the Fight
Promoter.

EeIQ BY Jimmy OOuFOan. me right
Promoter.
Speaking of boosters and their meth
DDS, none can beat Jim Cofroth, who
believes in the old saying, foot your
horn if you don't sell a clam" In the
case of Coffroth there is some merit to
his claims if the figures he has put on
his letter heads and other stationery are
anywhere near correct These are some
Of the items the successful James has
enumerated.
worlds record, single performance.
Britt Nelson fight moving pictures, 81
1SS.
Jimmy Britt earned under manage
ment Of J. W GoffToth. five contests,
SIT 800: all other clubs, eight contests,
So, 040: total, S74. 340
James ]. Jeffries earned under man
agement of J. W. Coffroth. four con-
tests. SIC, 500; all other clubs, 10 contests,
ST. ,003; total, $141. BOB
Battling Nelson earned under manage
ment of ]. w. Coffroth, two contests,
s24 $40; all other clubs, 50 contests, So
500; total, S44 40.
Boxing clubs under management OF J.
W. Coffroth. commencing January, 1901
to September so, 1e05-Receipts, s45l, 6SS;
all other clubs in san FRANCISCO curing
same period, $271, 5O2--Chicago chronicle
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Leather Goods and Jewelry Dept.

This last week brought US over FIVE
hundred new automobile, carriage,
avenue and envelope bags. A south
aisle table will show some of the bar
gains. Every price here from SOC to
$1,000, but we have three very special
price offerings for this sale.
Lot No. BLACK. brown, tan. blue.
green, great assortment of styles and
sizes Your choice for. ......S 1.O0
Lot No. All colors and sizes
fine feathers, at .S1.25
Lot No. Slime Morocco and walrus
feathers, some very neat styles, black
and colors-2 and fittings=bags that
are worth more than we are
asking ...... ... .... S1.50
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MISSOURI HOPEFUL.

The Tigers mink T4ley May Defeat 4.
Z. on Thanksgiving.
Columbia, Mo-, Nov z4.-Wfth only
week to round up into form. the Mis-
souri, tigers are doing nicely. Practice
has been very light, w.t. the intention
of giving the men a good rest after re-
cent hard games All of the regulars
viii be in the game Thanksgiving day
except Maupin and Reppe. Rutherford
has improved right along IN handling
puHts and running the team. b3iller's
ankle is becoming strong again. and
Anderson is expected to be able to use
his ankle today Coach Mclean says
that Missouri viii defeat Kansas and
in view OF his deterlniration the roeters
are growing optimistic IN spite Of the
knots in the Tigers tail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-24

Back Cornbs-New Mountings with
stone settings. shell and amber-good
value at q dollar, special. soc
Hat Pins-Assorted crystals and soc
automobiles for Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Hat Pin HoIders-Two styles, Just
new ...-.--.=...- ...--.......... z0c
Necklaces-Pearl and eoIored beads,
special at ............ soc and Csc
Brooches-Three special assort-
ments at ..........4 Zoe, Csc, soc
Collar Pins-Rose and green gold
Leather I3eIts-ffve new styles-five
coIors-special price during sale. SOC
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soc List IncIudes-Lace stock col
lars-neat designs in heavy point de
Venise effects and combinations of
Venise and Oriental lace in white and
ecr1, Lace collar and cuff sets OF point
de Venise, Chen1isettes of lace and en-
broidery, new 4-in-hands, mannish eff
fects.
More Costly Neck Dressings
Collar and cuff sets at $500. $3.50.
$500.
Lace collars at 75c, S1.OO. $3.50, $500,
$3.50.
Chemisettes at soc, 75c, $500. SIPS,
$3.50.
Stocks of silk, chiffon and lace, with
tabs and jabots at 75c, $500, SIPS,
S1.5O, $500. S2.25.
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Findtay, o.. Nov. 24.-Bfz Rfaelzav
win be q busy man for the next fev-
weeks. December 1 he win meet
Waiter Potter before the Sout7s-s,
AtIlle.lc cruz at columbus at rs
pun ~ = "s5h la1st ne IS scheduled
1872 pounds ringside. This ront.-f
will be for Is rounds Abouf = v-sr1-
800 -. sz 4saas &c Maekey viii
10. n n-icilitef peIore the Day
forced to permit Eichner 10 +5.zfe-t,
12S pounds ringside
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RIBBONS

At 1Oc yard-a table of these
fancies, plain and satin taffetas, pillow
ribbons and narrow fancies. all widths
up to No. so; worth 15e, gee csc:
your pick for, per yard .....1 Toe
At CSC yard-Easily 800 pieces to
pick from, fancy and plain, medium
and widths lot of new patterns
added to these since sale began: 35c.
soc, soc values, any Of them now. per
yard ... $1,000. ......=.-.2S CSC
Baby Ribbon-on ten yard spo0ls
for .......-. $3.50. .........-.-. SC
See the new Tab Collars.
Opera and Slipper Bags.
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Thanksgiving Sale Prices on Hosiery

The best qualities at cut prices.
At Sc pair-Ladies'. Mems and Chill
dren's Seamless, fast black and colors,
10c and 15c qualities for EIGHT cents.
At Tic pair-Ladies', Mems and
Children's, cotton, wool and fleeeed,
all weights, 15c and 1sc qualities for
eleven cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-24

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 24.-Dan
McGugin, the old Michigan guard.
who has made such a big success ia
the south SIS football coach, has
signed two-year contract with the
university of Vanderbilt. His salar,-
will be s2.500 per year. During the
two seasons McGugin has been in
charge of Vanderbilt the team has
not been defeated, ana only twice has
q score been made against the eleven.
1t is understood that Mr. AIcoSuein
viii arrange for q number or GAMES
with northern SQUADS in 1917
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Stereosconic YieWs

In connection with our Stationery
department we will ohfer ten thous-
and Cleo stereoscopic colored views.
interesting and beautiful scenes from
every land; you can go around the
world in eighty minutes. The usual
asking price is sc. Our price is 24Sc.
And further, to advertise our sta
donery department, with every pur-
chase made at this department during
this sale we viii sell you
10 StereoscopIc Views 1Oc
Special Prices on StereOscopes A0c
and 8Oc.
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Supply Your Underwear Needs Now
Buy Tt Here.
Buy 1t Here.

The best values, the largest assort-
ment of Underwear we have offered is
here now for your choosing. Here are
some good values in broken sizes and
assortments.
Extra Special one case Ladies' Jer-
sew Ribbed Vests and Pants=Superior
fieeced-SheH Crochet hnish-fnished
seams-just such a garment as you
have seen advertised as special at SSc
our price
OOG = os Size Garments.
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FTTz CARRIES A ROLL.
Wears Around Thousands as Though
HighWayn1en Didn't Exist.

san Francisco, Nov. .24-Bob Fitzsirn-
mons stroiled into the Office of local
newspaper here, and flashed two $1,000
bills and one $500 bill in the face of the
sporting editor, stating it was his for
ring for his fight with Philadelphia
Jack O'Brisn. He took these three bills
from a ROW containing similar denorni-
nations. and felt as proud as a peacock
over the fact that he was first to put up
his money. F'itz looked to be in shape.
His face had ruddy glow, and he said
he was experiencing no trouble in get
ting into proper condition.
Are you not afraid Of being held up
with that wad of dough- 2" he was ask
ed.
mot on your life" answered Bob. "A
fellow would have a pretty tough job
relieving me of any money
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X g. Arelile.s "a 1ttama.

kansas City. Nov. 24.-The Medic
football team viii go to Ottawa. Kas..
today where it will lire up against
the strong team from Ottawa uni
versity. Since the hard game which
the doctors played last Saturday
against the Athletics little practice
has been done, as all the men needed
a rest
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Raci,,n n san Francisco.

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-In a rous-
ing finish, MAR of Pefmoy snatched
the fourth race by a nose from Lerlaa-
There was very little difference be-
tween the two at the wire and the
judges gave the favorite the decision:
Melar, after displaying a world or
speed, had to be driven out 10 get the
show. Maid of Fermoy was the only
favorite that won. It was found after
the fourth race that High Chancellor
had injured q tendon.
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At 15c pair-Ladies, Mems. and
Chiidren's, all weights. good things on
this table for winter wear, worth lac,
zoe, 22c. for fifteen cents.
At 2fc pair-Any twenty-five cent
stocking in our department, except
Burson's.
At 42c psair-Your choice of fifty
cent qualities.
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A F4eIa - Twerty starters.

Behring'S. d. C., Nov. PA field OF
second race at Bennings which was
won by sufffee, with Chandler up, at a
price Of Il to G. L. NJ. easily took
the first race, Jocund the nth ana or
monda's Rfghf the sixth race. and al
were favorffss IN tha betting. In the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-24

Boys Cancels Hair Shirts and
Drawers. soc quality-Sale price soc
Ladies' Black Cotton Union Suits,
$3.50 quality-SaIe price ....... 69c
Ladies Black Wool Union Suits,
$225 ouality-Sale price .. CSC
Ladies' Black Cotton Vests, soc
quality-SaIe price .....-....... Csc
Ladies' Black Wool Vests. s1.00
quality-Sale price ..... 48c
Ladies Gray Vests and Pants, wool,
soc quality=Sale price .......3 ace
Ladies Heavy Fleeced Cotton Vests
and Pants-50c quality. .......3 $50
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salina, kan, Nov. 24-The Wes-
leyan and the Li1dsborg eIevens played
football in the mud here Thursday,
the Swedes winning by a score Of 6
to 0. The gridiron was 4 lake and
when the game was called the rain
was falling in torrents. Later the sun
came out, but the field was a mud
hole Despite all this there was a
good crowd present and one Of the best
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Rncine ID NashvilIe.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 24.-Hand
Alice, favorfte in the steeplecehase,
went to the front when ready and Won
ana ohio 40 King 9sq fell. N The last race.
at mile and a sixteenth. sam Craig.
backed from Z to l to to 1. made
good with plenty to spare. winning oy
i've lengths after gaIloping the last
eighth. Weather clear; track fast
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NET MEN wATcH WRIGHT.
National Tennis Champion Disappoints
the Coast Experts.

San Francisco. Nov. 24.-Playing in
poor form, Beals C. Wright, national
tennis champion. proved a disappoint-
ment to a large crowd of net enthusi-
asts on the courts of the California ten
mis- club yesterday.
Wright was way out of form. His
peculiar style of play does not stamp
him as a classy player, but there is just
enough there to show what he is Capa-
BILE of when right.
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jumping race. WooIgatherer. Expan-
sionist-and Dick Roberts fell, giving
first place to Seventh Ward. The track
record for the mile on the Columbia
course was broken in the fifth event.
Jocund clipping two-fifths of q second
off the I: Al record held Jointly by Car
bunc1e and Bobbie Kean.
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from each club. The present rules
permit the major leagues to take two
men from the Glass A league clubs
and this is considered a hardship, as it
breaks up a championship team in the
minor leagues too much. The meet
ing was adjourned subject to the call
of President Johnson.
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PETTICOAT SALE
Here-TOInOrroW.

z9c for several styles of regular
500 Petticoats.
CSC for several styles of regular
$50 Petticoats.
s1.25 for several styles regular $1.es
Petticoats.
Half Price-AIl of our "AIcGee" and
Home Made" brands of Petticoats,
the regular price of which is from
$3.50 to $500.
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Ialr1nonIlt IA. Winfleld 0.

Wichita. Kas., Nov. 24.-Fair-
mount college football team defeated
Southwest Kansas college of Winfield
here Thursday afternoon by the score
of II to 0. The game was played on
grounds.