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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08

Berlin, 28 de Junio.-Amensza TN
cisma en- los altos concilios del partido
del sufragio femenino. Dos de las
principsle les, cabezas la sef1orita Anita
Augspurp y la sefIora Minna Cauer
han causado gran SENSATION declaran-
dose enemigas del matrimonio. que,
seg1n elias, degrade y esclaviza al
sexo femenino. Sc ha hecho la propo
siciou de eXpulsa rlas a ambas del par
lido.
-Telegraffan de la Ciudad del Ca
bo que los rebelaes del Africa Occi
dental Alemana, capitsneados por su
jefe Merengo, atacaron y derrotaron
una columna de alemsnes mandada
por 81 captain Siebert. en- Armoas, en-
los montes de Karas. Los rebeldes
qultaron a los alemanes la, inuniciones
y provisiones que llevaban. Dfcese
que las bajas fueron grandeS.
-Expei imentos acabados de hacer
con torpederos provistQs de turbi
mas ban dado resultadoS muy de-
salentadores para la marina alemana
Fue necessrio estar hacienda reparos
continues; gaStar doble carbon del
usual en- maquinas ordinarias. la
mayor velocidad obtenida fue de dos
4 tres nudos por hora menos de L.
calculado. Finalmente la maquinaria
de uno de los torpederos de tai modo
fracaso que fue menester traerlo 4
remolque y pasaran meses antes que
sus reparaciones esten completes.
--DeSpachos ofciales del Africa
Aleman del Suroeste niegan ell pro-
|cedentes de la Ciudad del Cabo. Di
cen que el comandante Won Kamptz
|encontr6 al insurgente Merepgo el ~
de JUNO con toda 81 partida y lie bati6
|completamente en- la orilla del rio Ka-
rib. Otra columna alemana oyendo el
caf1oneo fue al lugar a marchas forza =
das y en- combination con la columna
Kar,ptz, la posici6n rebelde fue toma-
da q las catorce horas de combate.
Los ale names tuvieron IS muertos y
|25 heridoS, entire este Ell comandante
Won XamptZ. y tres extraviadoS. El
Ca pit an Siobert tom6 ell mando de to
da Ia fuerza persigui6 4 Merengo
hasta su posic!6n principal, que fue to-
mada el Io. Los hotentotes huyelon
hacia el sur.
Herr Kunert, diputado socialista
Ial Reichstah. fue sentenciado en- Halle
4 tres meses de encierro por calum-
Mas a individuos de la exnedici6n
militar alemana enviada China Ell
1900 cuando los desmanes de los Bo
xers. Herr Kumert habia dicho en-
discurso de propaganda electoral que
los soldados alemsnes habfan cometi
do robos en- aguella TERRA y abusado
de mujeres. Varios que habian side
soldados de "a expedition fueron exa
minados y declararon corroborando en-
extensos detalles 10 dicho por el aipu-
tsdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
En- Dinamarca

Copenhague, 26 de Junio.-Anoche
ocurri6 TN terrible desastre cerca de
Copenhague. Ell vapor ingles An
coma embisti6 4 la goleta- escuela
|"Georg Stage" hundiendola en- minu.
to y medic y siendo causa de que Sc
ahogasen "a cadetes Sc salvaron otros
l57. Los jovenes Sc hallaban todos en-
sus camarotes.
LIE noche estaba cerrada, pero no
tan obscura que no pudiesen verse los
objeto tos alguna distancia. El IAN
coma que fue embargado por las au
toridades hasts que Sc haga una in
vestigsci6n, qued6 considera blemente
averiado. Solo un cadaver fue resca-
tado hasta Ia fecha.
Ell primer Official Nyhre, de la gole-
ia stribuye el accidente que Ell va
por cambio de rumbo. Dice que la
proa del vapor penetr6 siete pies por
el costado dc la goleta. derrjbandola
los mzstiles y no dejando a muchos de
los cadetcs medic de subir q cubierta
Los que pudieron hacerlo saltaron
bordo del 'Ancona" y ayudaron dar-
les los salvavidas. Ell ofcial Myhre
sal,6 al aqua y rescat6 & muchos ca
detes que sstaban enredados entire el
velanen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
Cassini y R0ssen

Washington. IS de Junio.-El emba-
iador de Russia conde Cassini, ha to-
nado pasaje en- IN vapor del II de Ju'
lio. Su sucesn, ell baron Rossen, lle-
CARA a Nueva York y 4 Oyster Bay
donde visitara al Presidente Roosevelt
va para entonces instalado en- su resi-
dencia veraniega, y esperara en- Nue.
va York la salida del vapor para Eu
ropa.
Ell Presidente recibi6 hoy la lista
de los plenipotenciaries rrsos, pero
d On no la di6 4 publicidad.
Sin mba.g go sabese one han de ser
tres. y Sc supone que dos sean M. Ne
lidof y ell bar On Rosen.
Un telegrama de Londres dice que
NJ. Otaghiri. consul del Jap6n en- aque.
liza plazs, fud llamado por su gobierno
Ell az saldra para Washington, de lc
,al Sc deduce que serA uno de los
aegociadores.
Sc ha seiialado Jel 10 de Agosto CO.
mo fecha para juItarae los plenipeten'
ciarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
DeSde Italia

DOman, 2S de 1un1O La Camara de
Ciputados, en- votacion secreta. recha
70 el proyecto de aumento del presu
puesto de Marina por 100 votos' contra
4S El ministro del ranio. a1mirante
Mira bello. habja pedido un credito
extra ordinario de $50 100000 para
construfr con urgencia acorazados.
cruceros y submarines, y guarnecer
las costas, especialmente en- Geneva
Venecia. Ancous y Bari.
Ell conde Almerigo, inventor de
un globo dirigible. hizo dias pasados
una notable ascension, partiendo de
Schio, yendo por encima de Venecia
en- todas direcciones, cruzando y re-
cruzando repetidas veces el Gran Ca
nal y descendiendo en- el punto de
partida sin la nenor difcultad. Aeon
pafiAbanle Ell teniente Cionitti y TN
mecanico, yla ascension fue 4 400 me
|tros de altura.
-Debido al aspecto amenazador del
Vesubio y al gran aumento del VOLT
men de lava que .el crater estaba des
cargsndo. el prefecto de Napoles ha
dado orden a los noradores de las
cercanias de la montaf1a que Sc dis
|pougan dejar sus moradas y ponerse
en- lugar SECURE.
-Hace dias las provincias de Bolo-
fla. Ferrara y Forli fueron azotadas
por un terrible huracan, que cause la
muerte cuatrn personas heridas q
veinte. y grandes daf1os a propiedades
lurbanas y a las cosechas.
"A propuesta del minisiro de Ia
Guerra y por inlluencia del primer
ministro Forts, la Camara de Dlpata-
dos, por 90 votos contra 6s, aprobo uc
|credito de guerra extraordinario de
|$2 200. 900 para forti6caciones en- la
frontera del n rdeste Y para aumentar
LA artiller1a.
M. Eebaudy hizo aver una. ascen
|Sion aerea en- Paris, efectuando tods
clase de evoluciones en- su globo du
rante tres horaS y haciendole naveg4r
a razon de 80 kilometres por hora.
Dlcese que Ell Vsticano ha investi
Igado de manera indirecta 81 eli 2obicr.
no italiaro estA dispuesto pagan los
atrasos de Ia subvenci6n ofrecida por
la ley de garantias votada en- I3 de
mayo de 1871, como indemnizaci6n al
pontlfcado por la ant xion de Roma
al RENO de Italia. Ell Vaticano hace
|entrever la posibilidad de rennnciar
|sus aspiraciones al temporal 81 la res
puesta del gobierno es favorable. Lo
crecido de la sulna, sin embargo: hace
|improba BILE que la proposition sea
aceptsda por el gobierno y menos a1n
por las Camaras. La ley de garantias
acordaba al Pom tifcado la suma anusl
de $o45 900, que Pho TX rechazo por
alocuci6n de IS de mayo de 1871.
-Refe1ep de Cuneo, Piamonte, un
|hecho tragico de ocurrencia reciente
El sefIor Calvi, pintor italiano de fama
fue 4 casa de Guiseppina Lapfranco,
que le servia de modelo. y despues de
un vivo atercado con ella. en- TN ARE =
bato de celos la mat6, y luego Sc ma
t6 4 81 mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
hfOrraC0n de FranCia

Paris. aS de Junio. Acadia de fallar-
Sc un. case tfpico de 10 que en- Francia
llaman .'crime passioner.
Un individuo mat6 de un tirn su
mujer con quien llevabe re1aeiones y
laego sirato de matarse q 81 mismo. pc
ro f acaeo en- el intento.
Al pasar ell case al jurado. 81 deten-
sor cerro sn discurso con AMOS versos
muy pateticos, diciendo que eran com
puestos Epor el preso, los cuales de tai
modo coamovieron al juraao que el
preso fu9 ebsuelto.
Ahora sel vizconde Borelli escribe a
Ia prensa ,diciendo que los versos en-
question fueron compuesto por 81 y pu-
blicados en- Ell "Gaulois" tres amos an
ties.
m. Georges Rodriguez, banquero
ha cometido suicidio.
Dicese que experiment. grands>
perdidas con la sdblta baja de ls renta
francssa estes .dfas que su 3sncu
dsja un passive de dos millones d..
pesos.
-Ha terminado virtualmente en- la
Canxra el debate acerca de la parte
del proyectC de separation de las
igiesias el Estado que provee la for
maeion de sociedades para regentear
los intereses temporales de las Igle-
sias.
Estas sociedades Sc federaran en-
uniones diocessnas y kcabaran por
formar una federation nacional.
Los socialists y librepensadore. st
opusicron mucho esta clausula. peri,
Ell presidente de la comisi5n sostuvo
que ell Estado no Sc proponia dejar a
las Iglesias en- impotencia, sino pc, ai-
tirlas cooperar con toda llbertad.'
Sin en- barge, los fondos eclesIasticos
40 podran ser usados para propositos
poiiticos.
-El ministro de Justicia, M. Chat.
mie, present6 aver un proyecto de
amnistia en- el Senaao. cuyos efectos
alcanzan 4 todos los sentenciados POI
ell Alto Tribunal (que es sl Senado
mismo), los presos por huelgas. por de.
litos de imprsnta, per infraccion de la
ley de reuniones publicas y por los es.
candaos en- las delaciones al ejkrcito y
la magistratura.
Els proba BILE que ell proyecto sea
apro bado prvntamente.
El principal bene6ciario sera M.
Paul peroulede desterrado en- San
Sebastian.
Sc ha descubierto la subtraction
de documentos relatives & la moviliza-
cion del ejerc;to y de algdn dinero
perteneciente al servicio secreto del
ministerio de la Guerra. Sc hara una
investigation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08
lgleSia de San Jose

El lupes diez de los corrientes 4
las siete y media. la Archicofradia del
Sanifsimo Rosario celebrara una mis-
cantada de Requiem en- sufragio del
alma del sef1or don Joss Palacios p
Echevarrfa. Aayordomo que fue do
Ia aisma. Sc invita- los cofrades,
ass como tambien los socios dc las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-08

demas Asociaciones a que pertenecia
el finado, y sus numerosos amigos.
a que asistan este piadoso acto y Sc
les ruega encomienden a Dios su alma.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
ORANGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams visited
at al Curtis Sunday.
w. III. Peake, who has been sick for
some time, is failing slowly.
Mrs. D. J. VIM Of Haverhill. N. H.,
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. @. o. Peake.
Three children Of f. c. Richardson,
who have been sick with the measles
the past week, are improving.
Dean E. Peake has not missed days
attendance or had tardy mark at
school during the past year
There viii be lecture at Town Hall
February gath by Rev. F. A. Poole of
Barre, followed by bean supper given
by the ladies. Admission, including sup
per, 70 cents. Everybody invited.
Miss May Kelly, who closed very
successful term Of school in the Clement
district last Friday, viii spend few
days with friends in Barre, before re-
turning to her home in Burlington.
Maud Peck has been quite sick with
measles for the past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
Resolutions.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom TO remove
from our midst our late brother, Frank
Doyle, on January 18th, 1905; there
fore, be it
Resolved, that in the death of our
Brother the Court lament the loss Of
a worthy and faithful Brother; Resolved.
that we extend to the family of our
deceased Brother our heartfelt sympathy
in this their hour of bereavement AMI
commend them to Him who doefh ali
things WE'LL Resolved, that our charter
be draped in mourning for period of
thirty days, that a copy Of these ResoIu-
tons be sent to the family of our de.
ceased Brother.
J. p. O'HAGAN,
THOMAS ROARK.
WILLIAM BOYCE,
Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23

Byrnes 10 high man on average pin
fall, spare average and three string To.
tai, at 1873, 1924, and 647.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
WASHINGTON.

Quite q large party from this place
were invited to a game of drive whist
BY Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nye at their
home at Z. Barre Friday evening, and
all enjoyed the occasion very much.
The condition Of f. O. Huntington is
reported as being very favorable. His
father, @. W., was in Burlington to see
him last week, returning Friday. He
brought news which his many friends
were glad to receive.
Mrs. E. M. Seayer fell down the eel
lar stairs Friday noon at her home but
did not receive serious injnries.
N. B. Clough was taken violently i'll
while at work for A. f. Bohonon the
other day, and is confined to the bed at
Mr.. Bohonon's.
The schools in the Taylor district
closed Friday and the one in the South
closes Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
A SUPERB BALLROOM.

Baltimore woman'a Plan to surpasa
Mrs. William Astor's.
Bent on having ballroom that shall
rival those of Mrs. Astor of New York
and her son as well as james Henry
Smith, the former Mrs Robert Garrett,
now Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs Of Bal
timore, is negotiating with big con
tracing firm for three story annex
to her mansion in Mount Vernon place
to be built alta cost Of 100000. says
special dispatch from Baltimore to the
New York Press. The room is to be a
private theater too, and in front of it
will be big library, with grand hall
between. Mrs Jacobs has received
plans from well known architects in
New York which provide for ball
room Of Louis Quinze type seventy-one
feet long by twenty-nine wide. The
library Is to be thirty-eight feet deep.
and the first floor of the addition viii
be so constructed that the whole can
be thrown together
Mrs Jacobs insists the annex and all
its appointments be In the extreme Of
luxury. she requested her architects
not to consider cost In making their
drawings Originality and supremacy
are her twin objects The building I'M
questionably will be the finest Of its
kind in Maryland and one of the most
magnificent IN the whole country 1t
Is on the cards that the mulhmlllion-
aire matron would not be ayerse to
eclipsing her metropolitan friends, al
though she has not avowed it as her
purpose.
The front Of the annex win be of
brownstone and its architecture in har-
mony with the general scheme Of tile
Jacobs home. Only IN the interior win
the rich woman outshine the spendor
Of her home as it is today But that
interior is to be more gorgeous than
anything seen by Maryland society and
may astonish even New Workers by
the Iuxuuousness Of taste and the Law /
ishness Of embodiment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
PLAINFIELD.


Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckley are i'll
with grip
Mrs. A. N. Flood is quite i'll with
throat trouble.
AIRS. John Perry is dangerously il
with pneumonia.
Grace Noble is visiting her sister il
North Montpelier.
Charles Parker is working for Frank
Martin, drawing logs.
Mrs. Windsor Perry is i'll with the
grip, also Mrs. Theron Perry.
Mrs. Susan Parks, who has been Ill
for some time, is gaining slowly.
Miss Sleeper of Montpelier is visiting
at the home Of William Prescott.
About thirty couples attended the
dancing school Thursday evening.
Miss Mittie Kiser has gone to Mont
pelier to remain for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Bertha Benjamin Of Barre is
visiting her mother, Mrs. George Bolles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Smith visited at
Mrs.. II. G. Lamberton's in Marshfeld
Thursday.
Burt Gale and son OF Montpelier were
in town Thursday, visiting at the home
of DR.. Gale.
Mrs. Julia Cummings, who is house
keeper for A. V. Taylor, was in Mont.
pelier on Friday.
Mrs. Hodgon left this week for wa.
terford, to care for her mother, who has
suffered from shock.
Mrs. Hodgon, who has purchased the
Orrin Sanborn place, is to take posses
sion about the 18th Of April.
The Sweet Peas society held their first
meeting of the year with Mrs. ID. w.
Moses. An excellent dinner was served.
Miss Mabel Kent, teacher in the in.
termediate grade If the village school,
spent Sunday with her sister in Mont
pelier.
Those having any old books belonging
to the Ladies' Circulating Library win
please return them to the librarian, Mrs.
Viola Bemis.
Mrs. Frances Thurston of Barre has
been visiting at Mrs. John Hills and
is now visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hen
ry Batchelder.
A number of the young people from
this place attended the dance held in
Cabot Friday evening. A very pleasant
time was reported.
II. Q. Perry, Mrs. v. A. Bemis and
MIR. and Mrs. i. G. Baldwin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. J. Colby were in Barre on Tues.
day, to attend the funeral of Mrs. jamie
Ayers Chandler.
There was a good attendance at the
sociable held at Rev. G. II. Wright's on
Friday afternoon and evening. A fine
supper was served. The evening was
'pent in playing amusing games.
A party of young people from East
Barre visited at the Pleasant View
House Friday evening. Supper was
served and the evening was spent in
llaying whist, after which the party
iroye to their home. The party consist
d OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Sargent, j. B. !
sargent, Mabel H. Preston, /. L. Cut
er, Nellie NJ. Ryle, Charles M. Riford
md Isabella Anderson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told For
Busy Readers.

sold.
bolts.
A sale Of Lockwood cotton at The
Vaughan Store.
Ladies' and gentIemen's solid gold
watches at F. E. Burr & Co.'s.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dodge of Waits
River visited in the city today.
Buy your supply of cottons and linens
before the sale closes at Vaughan's.
Have you seen the boys suits we
are offering for $1.50, ages 3 to yearsY
Moore & Owens.
Miss Joanna Parks is spending few
days vacation from Boston University,
at her home in this city.
Mothers, bring your boys to McWhor.
ter's for suit or overcoat at a liberal
discount from regular price.
]. B. Darling returned today from
South Ryegate, whert he has been for
a few days on account of the critical
illness of his father, DIR. J. B. Darling.
A barrel Of Rhode Island Greetings.
only $1.50 delivered, if you furnish Che
barrel. All sorted. We have only
few barrels to sell at this price. Ii. L.
Averill & Co., 2s North Main street.
In the window at E. A. browns drug
store there is a bod of coal and an inter-
esting plan is connected with it. Ev.
cry person after buying bottle Of
browns Warranted" cough medicine il
entitled to one guess on the number Of
pieces of coal in the bod; also q free
guess is given with every other pur.
'hase after first buying a bottle Of cough
'ure. The person who guesses the near
sst to the number Of pieces of coal in
he bod gets ton of coal delivered at
.he house. 1t is certainly worth trying
'or.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
BOWLING RECORDS.
Barre Players Easily Lead in Intercity
League

Individual averages Byrnes, OIL,
1888; Walsh, Eu., ISL; Trenoweth, OIL,
'1si; Mudgett, Eu., l7e; Smith, Eu..
ia; Reid, Ea., 174j Ayerill, Ea., 17s;
E. Felt, D. G., Ire; charbonneau, OIL,
17li Dewey, D. G, ITO; Noonan, OIL,
1856 Dayie, OIL, 1922 Kellogg, Ind,
1872; A. Bascomb, II. A., 161; Bernard,
II. A., 1859; Thompson, Ea., 1853; Holt,
Ind, 1853; Pecue, D. O., ISL; Yeti, II. a.,
1856; Leland, II. A., 1856; Keith, Eu.,
155.
The list Of the men having spare aver
ages of over ZOO is subioined: Byrnes,
.g24i Mudgett, .s43; Walsh, .s04; Aver.
i'll, .761i Smith, 1855; Dewey, .744;
Reid, 744; Charbonneau, TAI; Trenow-
eth, $780, Bernard, .727.
The team standing Of the league Is as
foliows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
BANK CLERK HAS SMALL pox.
c. A. Boyden of Brattleboro Has sure
Case,

Brattleboro, Jan. 22- Charles A.
Boyden, teller of the Vermont National
bank, one Of the wealthiest young men
in Vermont, is i'll at his home here with
a typical case Of small pox. Where he
was exposed to the disease is a mys.
terry as there has bten no case in this
section for several months and MIR. Boy
den has not been outside Of the village
for about three months. The only ex-
PLANTATION offered is that he must have
caught it at the bank.
The health officer has had the bank
and money thoroughly fnmigated and
Mr.. Boyden's house has been quaran-
tined. His condition is not considered
serious but there is no doubt that it is
small pox.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
THE BARRE DAILY TINES
MONDAY. JANUARY %. 1905.
weather Prediction.

Fair tonight and Tuesday. Rising
temperature Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
German cnnee cal.e

German coffee cake, much liked for
breakfast Is merely sweetened yeast
bread dough to which eggs and butter
are added. It should be baked in a
shallow pam and before being put into
the oven the top should be dredged
with sugar and cinnamon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
To Form carnation Leaane Rranch.

Montpelier. Jan. 23. Next Sunday A
branch Of the "Carnation League to
perpetuate the memory of President
Mckinley, win re formed at Tile Y. hi
G. A. rooms, at which time Joseph Al.
DcI'oer will sneak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23

Tender feet should be bathed in
alum water. II colored hosiery is worn
have the soies and heels white Tender
feet are made more sensitive by the
dyes used in the stockings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
Ladies' Goats
In the newest winter styles.

In the newest winter styles.
s $50 Goats, half price sale. ....S4.25
1000 Goats, half price sale. -. 500
1850 Goats, half price sale -. 6.25
1900 Goats, half price sale...... 900
1850 Goats, half price sale..... SIS
Two-Piece Suits.
Linen and cotton.
$3.50 Suits, half price sale ........$3.75
z.oS Suits, half price sale ....... l.4o.
zoo Suits, half price sale.".... 100
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
MADAM PATTERSON,
Palmist and Medium,

Of Hartford, Conn, is located in Reeds
Block, Main street, where she will give
you advice on Lawsuits, Wills, Love,
Marriage and Business. Heals the sick
and finds lost articles. Come and see
and be convinced Of her power to help
you in many ways. Readings, so cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23

The goods alone could not be bought
1t these prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-23
Half Price Sale!

he half Price Sale already promises to be one of the
.nOse events Of the with judging from the
many interested parties that called Yesterday
Why shouldn't such values as we are quoting create ex-
Nieslent' Sa early, that you may be disappointed