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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03

of the system under which they worked.
But they marveled also at the number
of times day when the department was
called upon to exercise it's talents. "We
don't have so many fires" they said
This is quite true. They don't have so
many No city in Europe has anything
like SO many fires as New York in pro-
portion either to the population or to
the number of buildings. New York is
always burning. And while the losses
for fire may be very low, according to
the statistics with which the fire de-
partment and the city comfort them
selves, fires mean danger and death.
Within the week more iremen have
been killed, and many firemen injured.
Within the week there have been sew
eral deaths at fires as a result of leaps
from windows and other efforts to es-
cape. No human ingenuity seems to
have been able to make fire escapes that
will guarantee safety5ina building; and
naturally the average dwelling is with
out fire escapes of any kind. Is the day
.coming when every building, residence
or otherwise. will be constructed with
appliances that assure safety in case of
fire And why does New York have SO
many fires? Is there not a field here for
reformatory inquiry Is New York too
confident Of its fire department? Does
this confidence pay 4.
OWEN. sLANGDON. &
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Santa Fe Ditch ed.

Chicago, July 81 The California
Express on the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad leaving this city at
10 o'clock Sunday, went into the ditch
at Lemont, village thirty miles
southwest Of here
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Police Chief Manchmused.

St. Paul.-Chief O'Connor, of the
city police force, was mandamused to
show why he should not arrest
George Dayton on a charge Of main
tanning a gambling place in the
Grand Central hotel, Seventh and
Wabasha streets.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
"Suffer Little Children"

t is too early to say
what the record of
the summer of 1906
will be, but July's
record thus far
presents a distress
ing d e a t b / S t
among the children
of New YOrk's
poorer quarters.
Some recent days
have been record
days for heat pros
tratiOns. H u n :
dreds of children
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Lynched.

Dallas, Tex, July 30 An unknown
negro who attempted to assault two
white women, was lynched yesterday
near the town Of Avery by mob Of
several hundred men.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Eaten Bv Shark.

Beaufort, N. c., July 80. Sutton
Davis, a boy of 49, while wading and
playing in the water at Davis Shore,
ten miles east of here, was attacked
and eaten by very large shark
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Good Investment.

Waubay. The farmers elevator
here is anither instance of a paying
investment. After paying the Off
GERS salaries, elevator expenses and
dividends, there is s2,136.9o clear
gain.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Eating in Chinese

of for
eign restaurants,
the trend Of pat
ronage just at pres
ent seems to be in
the direction of the
oriental pl a C e S.
Naturally enough,
the japanese in
New York have
profited by the re-
markable furore
over the successes
Of their brethren IN
the far east. There
are scores of new
.I9nSnpSa roctol1-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03

~
complacent about
its fire department..
Perhaps it is the
finest in the world.
But nothing is
more noticeable in
this big town than
the number of fires
the increasing
number. w h e n
the representatives
Of the London fire
department came
here to study our
system, they mar
veled at the agility
of our fire fighters
and the nerfectinn
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Insinuated.

Tony-Miss Muggles has had 6 600
left to her by an uncle who had never
even seen her.
A!da-Well, that explains It'd.
Bits.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
\ THE NE TR0POL IS
COLLEGE FRATERNITY CONVENE
TON GOES TO COMFY ISLAND.
PLACE LURES ALL CLASSES
The Chinese Restaurant in New York
Has Come to Stay-Latest Fashion
from Over the Seattle Over
crowded East Side.
EW YORK. "A big

EW YORK. A big
college fraternity
convention W a S
held here the other
day and, as usual,
an important fea-
ture Of the event
was seeing the
summer sights Of
t he metropolis.
The town was pro-
digiously hot and
the roof gardens
were invaded rath-
er more than the
cellar restaurants.
T saw cellar reStau-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Decollete in DAYLIGHT

Il ERE is loud COM
plant over the in
trosduction Of low
les ok dresses in
ID q y ! i g b t. The
peek-a-b boo waist
was bad enough.
say the cons erva
tlVes: the dreadful
peek-a- boo waist
A hat is scarcely a
waist at all, some
times | e a " j II G
scarcely anything
to the ina gination.
p II + 1nr pa,1,od
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03

The Promoters May Slip Up on It.
Van Doom see the banana growers
are going to form a trust. I.
AL Lune Gracious! Thatwill be the
biggest banana skin yet. won't it?-
judge, a
nparfaet Paga
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03

Otherwise.
she-I understand young smithkins
is quite a tennis player.
He---Yes; but aside from that he is
perfectly harmless. Chicago Daily
News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03

Call on the SHEAF when you want
up-to-date printing done.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03

gowns in the full glare Of day lis too
awful for those who are raising the.
hand of warning. +
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
A Fiery City.

EW YORK is very
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-08-03
Otherwise.

ELLEN TIIAYER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

girls desire to nee the fair was up.
/ permnHt Ia her mind and che al.
lowed herself 90 be led off by this
man. thank God that ! arrived In
ume 10 preent gle train leaving
Sunday night" said Karin 20 a
Star man at the prosecuting attof-
ney'H office. Tuesday morning
Stlmaona Siding H. about five
miles from MaryhyIlle Kelman was
/ employed as n section hand near
the knrn hone lie often called
there to get Mrs. Karn 10 wash HE
clothing
Tie seemed 10 take u strong fancy
90 the Eirl from the first time he ret
eyes on her said karn. hut did
lot think that abe would go 90 far
~ 10 leave her home Yca. am go
ing to prosecute him aud my dauEhz
ter will testify that he Induced her
Ia go away With him"
Oracle Travis left home Sunday
to go 10 sunday school. about mile
distant from her home Instead OF
listening 10 the souoroua sermon Of
q country minister and answering
the questions Of her Sunday school
teacher. she met kelman in the deep
woods near her home and there
changed her short dresses Tor WON
ans raimcnt and fled with Kelman
The Htep-father learned that she hal
not been 20 Sunday school and a
fcareh party hunted the woods high
enc low for tse girl Tken u VIE
lcarseo toe k~btan lUsi trsa seen
With her Tt-e fs ksf cota 10 tsia
city ey bo7S Ass arrivco u. ti@e to
'c~p sre ,f,tio. wshs WIS rra about
20 s6sYs shs uo,ao asPos. wiou he
ascoiaso Faihgssmn McDRasAio AND
sas tho ,'oApla RFrsnaoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
WASHINGTON BOZ
BANKS SEc0NO

OLYMPIA sept. s.--oiiveF p. NJ.
Hkrsard. she Washington veluuierr
who was Win General FRED faHsiun
and helped to capture AsutaaSda.
has Ven nsW hauoFs IN the Philip
pines.
HAnzard u the soa % George Has
mart. the once famous democfatie-
politician and wheat statistieian Of
this state. lie vent % the islands
with the First Washington voiun-
teers. later entered an. regular srmx
volunteer service thsre. and wen
promotion TO first lieutenant for ht.
service " connsctiun attn the cap
turs OF IN. Philippine leader.
Army orders received here from
the war departments announee that
IN the target pTactiees now = feature
OF army seFviss. Lieutenant ftAxzard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
Ms DnRn

WASHINGTON. n. c-Mrn.
Bertha Burrh. who is coming 10 be
known ~ the woman In the cas-"
Of the cotton statistics scandal. oil
be- one oe the most important Wit.
nessex before the grand jury nov
investigating th&, matter she act
I'd as confidential sseretary 10 John
Hyde. head Of the bureau. and the
position paid 40 we'll that ahc aes
quired a house in Tacoma park and
vas able 10 travel and 1--we IN great
comfort.
The las provides no such position
a. private secretary "a the chief
siatistteian. bat Mrs nurch vas ear
ried in the official register - n
compiler" The Investigations
made by secret service agents de
veloped tho fact that Mrs. nureh
was = borrower Of considerable
sums. on her note. from Mr.. HYDE
aud that Mr Holmes. the diHErseed
assistant ktatissician. Endorsed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
KIDNEY AND BLADDER TRou,
nLUB PROMPTLY CURED.
A Sample Bottle Sent FREE by
Mail,

Or. kilmer'H Fwnmp- Root ths
great kidney remedy. futStiia every
wish in promptly curing kidney
- dder and uric acid troubles
rheumatism aud pain M the back
II eofrecta inability 20 hold water
ana scnidiuR pnlu IN passing n, OF
Wine or beer. aud oyereomsa that
unpleasant nereseity 81 being COM
PEELED Ia go oftsr during the day
and to get up many times during
the night The mild ana the extra
ordinary effect 81 swamp Root ia
soon realized. n glands the highest
for ita wonderful cures Of the most
distressing cases.
swamp Root IL not recommended
for everything. but II you have kid
ney. liver. bladder or uric acid trOu-
BILE YOU viii find II Just the remedy
you afed.
II YOU need medicine you should
have the beet Hold by druggists IN
NIFTY cent nud one dollar siker You
may have q sample BOTTLE OF this
great Kidney remedy. swamp Root.
and n book that tells oil about II
and It's great Curen both sent hbhu-
mteiy free BY mail. AdereHa nf.
Kiimsr n co. Hiushamptas y. 7.
When writing. be sure 10 is~ntiun
that YOU read iss generous odfrf IN
the Seattle Daily senr. Dent snafe
any nlsa iftos. but feoefta1er tsss-
name. swamp HoSf. Or. kilnief' $
Swans. nsod. aas she address.
Iiingsamp tou. ~, Y. sn every bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
.Ex-M. P.'S PLOT TO
CHL0F0RM Wife
PRIVATE DETECTIVE SAYS HUeH WATT OFFERED BIG PRICE
pIsposIac DIVORCED WIFE, WHO AN
MOVED HIm-slEUTa RsPosTs losDos
CAUSES

LONDON. Sept. s.-Upon charges
made BY n private dstectlve who
said he Was offered a bis fee 10 as
sist In chloroforming the former
Mrs. Watt. Hugh Watt. 60. sx mem.
Der OF parliament from Glasgow
Scotland. has been arrested and held
ln bonds by a magistrate
Watt is an eccentric gentleman
who has had hiH troubles aired IN
the divorce cesrt Mrs. Watt. after
suing Lady Vioiet Heanchamp for
damages. based on letter In which
Lady Violet ~ snid ta have charm
torized her AZ a critalnal In human
form. secured n divorce fron Wait.
lie afterward married Lady Violet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

notes Mrs Burrh vas permitted to
resign when the explosion came
Mrs Bureh IL a ilvinE illustration
Of hos the civil service merit rules
may bn eyndsd She herself entered
the government employ ~ the
'-bark door" route. ~ u has been
called. namely the iaborefz roll.
she was hiFea first a. ''ehaFwofn-
an at tss0 a year hut she did nos
Nieta q mop She atd clerical work
IA the publication atsialoa ~ iss
department Of agriculture Then
ahe took a simple examination IN
the Duties witch she had aircaay
acquired. and IN addition 10 Re,tinF
in the classified service gut her sal.
airy RAISED 10 800 year. This was
August a.. iso0. From that time
her rise was rapid In oetaiser shs
was raised To si.l9o. In aat. 1897
10 81 500. In Iuly. i*s2. 10 81 600.
In January. iso3. 10 81 600. and in
July. taos. 10 81 sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
Little Grace Travis Is
Tired of Section Hand Lover

of the Jurisdiction OF this eoanty
and must be tried Mt Everett
Il wanted 10 go to the Poftland
fair. hut ! knew that ! was doinF
wrong and that could not marry
Charley. cant 10 gu back home
Tahe me back" cried the Hiri a. hct
father and mother. when they ap.
peared AZ the home Of Police Mat
ron Kelly. Tuesday morning.
She hRs com. 10 heF senses now
and realises what she has done and
am fatiefied that kays saved heq
from the hands of a man who Voqsld
have ruined ber. although do Dni
believe that Do SD mDripS hsr. fns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
SAVES MOTHER
FROM GRAVE
OF SUICIDE

Il was the best way out Of H. ia
the explanation given out by MrH
Miller.
She became dcopondent Il IL Al
legged. because her husband drank.
Mrs Miller has four children ~
former husband II seems that
Der second plunge into the matti
monial sra was not as happy NJ the
first aud she wanted to rid herself
Of the imaginary trials aud hard
ships that troubled hsr.
G. Miller Is a carpenter and. aside
frcm his fondnesa for the fiov,nE
bowl. il said to treat his only well.
The womsnH face was badly
bursed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

be Is retHraed 10 the HRaitarinm
for an operation which he intended
SHOULD be assas In absolute secrecy
his collapse nj the commence
pent eaerclsea nj the university ia
believed a. have caused him ~ de-
tormiRe upon an immediate return
90 Battle Greek.
Every effort was made al the
university To keeps the news Of
the stricken presidents departure
secret, but IL is believed his Illness
10 far more aggravated than IL ad-
mitted.
Dr Harper left for Battle Greek
IN company with Mrs. Harper a.
SEQ In the morning Care was
taken 10 keep the students NJ the
Midway college from seeing the
presidents carriage start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

IL ~ elalmed. however. that the dl-
vorcsd wife has been annoying
Watt
Herbert Marshall. who caused the
arrest. said that Watt offered him
ti5. 600 TO bring the ex-Mrs. Watt 70
has house at kingshFtage, where he
PROPOSED 10 ehiorofurm her. hide
the oder OF the DRUG with pepper.
mint. have a certain physician sign
a certificate of death by heart dis
eape. and then have the body
promptly cremated. Marshall mys
he got Watt 20 repeat the offeT in
the hearing Of hidden witnesses and
then mada com lnlnL Watt denies
IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

Iran Karp. stepfather OF little
Oracle Travis. who elnBsd with
Charles Kelmup, nearly three times
her age. from Simpsons siaipE
Sunday and was captured in this
city that evening NJ the UHioH depot
will take bis daughter home today
and Karn Will then ask for a com
plant lo Snohomlsh county charg-
ING KEENAN, with Kidnapping.
Prosecuting Attorney MaehiDtofh
has held that King county cannot
proseeate the ease. and although the
EnOh@suiHb county anthoritiea at
tempted 10 throw the expense upon
King county. the crime occurred Out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

but fer the timely Interference of
her daughter. Elsie. 10, Mfs. Mamie
Miller OF West Seattle, would have
killed herself ON Monday afternoon
by drinking cArboile acid
The little Eirl herolcally grappled
with her desperate mother and will
bear for life sears on her arms from
the fluid
Mrs. Miller succeeded. however Ia
drinking part Of the acid aud Dr J.
NJ Morgan Ne summoned II was
teen lesrnea that the da,uhtcr had
saved toe not@r'u lle,
Fse wouUo- IL out Of ,0o0Or sow
lssCo D rcpes osat I dis ent tsiuk
Of 10y esAsfso. caly tso,9st that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

ranks second among al the soldiers
IA the Philippians HE made q rec
ard fef the season OF ~ psF cent
Of possible. In the entire United
STATS army. wth is hundreds af
crack shots bat % men have a bet
lar record according 60 the records
% the var department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

q Y p narronehs. 6uat houae
a man, near hninler Beach IL the
= proud owner 81 an intelligent
. cssasDs saalnd ''apllts Spike"
. b a CheecaReahc bay and standr
. nsariy three feet from the /
. EToand
q Every day in rhe year
= Spike stands watch AT the /
= F,fs. az the ear paasrs. 10 get
. the mail ana the evening /
papsrR All Of the employees
q % the Seattle. Rsuton A south-
q een railway know Spike. and
q When he iH not on hand 20 get
q The news a few taps 81 the car
bell brihgn him aalehly TO the ,
= car. The aug has a record 81 /
nWimming Lake Washington
. from shore tp share and IL the
. cav II dos faaeisn ia that
. enefIpn.
b q , 3 h = = ~ = . a . . . - :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
ONLY FIVE
MORE DAYS

This morning We shall proceed
With our big sale and push u viEor-
ousiy until Saturday night. at which
tir,~ Il VIII positively close.
. this big money saving propo-
sition approaches the end We an
ticfpate a very lively demand Cor
the remaining harxntuz. and Il viii
be wise for every intending pareha.-
Or OF Piano or organ. 10 come In
Immediately.
Anrsnk the INSTRUMENTS 10 select
from are such well known and dis
tsnKuished makes as ChlckeFtnE 4
Sons. KimbalI. Haddorff. Hobart NJ
Cable. Pease. Lagouda. y. $. John
ston Cos Special. Lakeside and va
rious other Pianos. and kimbali.
CiouEh q Warren Organs.
Prices literally cut 10 pieces.
Terms 20 easy that most any one
can afford an Instrument old In
strumsuts taken IN exchange Every
thing guaranteed 10 be as represent
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

IN THE MEANTIME DIHNEI
COT gffFg 81

. IN THE MEANTIME DINNER |,
. GOT COLD. ,
u. pesoFms 81. ls5h Wash ,
= ms. stepped cut % be sone ,
. ahoHt 20 minutes Sunday but ,
. never came back Dinner was !
q ready n, the time aud Dusnrms /,
q said that he would be right ,
. back The ease has been ~ |,
q ported 10 the police wha are I
q iookinE for a man Wtth his left ,
. hand missing A eandau. who ,
. made the report h mysiiftsd by ,
. Desormr'S action. I
3 . : . 8 : . . . : . . 3 3 I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
MA RPER READY
FOR OPERATIONS


CHIC AGO GENT
q Hf. u VII
liam Harper.
president Of The
uuiyeEHlty Of Chi
cage has arrived
nj the Battle
Greek zanltaFiunl
tie il aecompa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

To SEE hostile flssis side by side
IN time % peace. tak. bapsts II Pier
:. . ana 40 a. IN. 4. , 90 and %
q. m. %.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-04-27

The regular petit jury panel for
the May term: Mingo, Lee Coleman;
Grand River, Chas Shubert; Deer
Creek, Bob Groves; East Boone, Bud
Chambers; WestBoone, Geo. Williams;
West Point, Geo. Boswell; Elkhart,
Berry Walls; Mound, Joe Baum;
Shawnee, W. P. Lsrgent; Spruce,
Thos. Crabtree; Deep Water, Charles
Peacock; Summit, Jim Reynold; Mt.
Pleasant, S. d. Walden; Charlotte,
Ezra Burge; Homer, John Rogers;
Walnut, II. W. Seig; New Home, VIM
Bell; Lone Oak, Paul Walton; Pleas
a mt Gap, h. r. Carson; Hudson, E.
Holt; Rockville, Wesley Robinson;
Prairie, Frank Seelinger; Usage, Ed.
Whitehead; Howard, Chas. Frank.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-04-27
Big Suit.

One OF the largest suits in this coun-
tyfor a number OF years was filed the
other day by s. W. Dooley, as attor.
ney for Mrs. Louise p. Forsyth,
against the Flanagan Mil & Eleva.
tor Company. The suit Is on . note
for $4,000 made by the company
which is located at Rich Hill, to Mrs
Forsyth and alleged to be for money
10 aned it In its business. The cas-,
will be tried at the May term.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-04-27

Be sure to plant some Cannon
Weiner's famous seed corn. 19ti
W. M. Carson writes us to for.
ward The TIMES to bis address at
Chillicothe, Mo.
The city council recently appoint
ed county surveyor, Ed. Boron, as
\city engineer.
Mrs. Oren W. Jenkins is attending
the high school graduating exercises
at Adrian this week.
The splendid rains the first OF the
week came just in time and were
worth much to this section.
Judge C. F. Boxlsy left Saturday
for visit with his son, Clark, who is
in the grocery business at Paola,
Kansas.
Cough & Hess, Live Stock Dip Is
the thing you need, to help you get
the best profits out oiyour live stock
and poultry.
A bridegroom at Lowell, Michigan,
fred into eparty Of chariveriers with
a shot gun wornding five persons,
one seriously.
Mrs. G. F. Jackson and son, Sam,
Of Kansas Cty, are at the home Of
her father, ex.County Clerk Broad.
dus.
Col. Art. L. Trader, popular cigar
broker, was around seeing his Gus.
TONERS the flrst Of the week and IA.
vored us pleasantly.
Mrs. D. v. Brown returned home
the last Of The week from q protract-
cd visit IN st. Louis. She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. VIII Brown.
u Cough & Hess are prescription
druggists. II you are not already
one Of our many customers we tnvi'
you to bring your prescriptions to
"a.
Henry F.. Keirsey has returned to
the west, after Q pleasant visit With
relatives and old friends In thiscoun.
/ ~ and orders bis paper to Covello'
Wash.
Cough 3 Hess for paints, house
paint barn paint, screen paint,
wagon psint, carriage paint, linseed
On and vafnish. We handle Devoe
d paint. II b guaranteed.
Peters Diamond Brand Shoes
stand The tsst Of wear, the test Of a.
4 ~ ~ Of style and the test OF com
I6rt Hpfs Cash Ssors.
- s A. ~ 4 ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-04-27
Examination.

There will be an examination held
at Butler, Saturday, April Goth, for
pupils OF the rural schools who de-
sire to finieh the Sth grade work for
county diplomas.
All interested in the work are urged
to be present. West school building.
EMMA W. classify,
County Superintendent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-04-27
This is a Mistake.

We are especially DESTROYS Of hav-
ing all OF you men visit our store
80 that we may have the oppor-
tunity OF proving to you how far
wrong you are in this respect.
We now have three men ready to
wait upon you. We know we can
save you money, and it will be
worth your while to "LET US
SHOW YOU"
We have a nobby line OF hats
Csc, 81 .43, 81 IS and 81 %.
These are not the prices that
are usually put on such goods but
the hard pan, bed rock price that
we put on everything.
Our Keystone brand of Negli.
gee Shirts are high grade goods
at zero prices. Best of patterns
made like dollar goods and hQn
the price is only................'...T o0
Our Gypsy hosiery for men have
no superiors and few equals, full
seamless grey mixed with Ee
| tight fitting rib tops only. W
Plain blacks, blues, reds and l0r
iancies only....................".....
A few warm days will make you
feel the need Of lighter weight gar
ments. Our summer underwear
line will help you to make the
change with economy and pleas.
ure Doc values at.....................25c
] 65c values at..........................4Sc
New bargains on our hardware
tables this week.
New shoes just in from the 4 big
factories OF the Peters Shoe Co.
i II you are broke borrow some
OF the eggs your wife has been
saving up and bring them in. We
to ke them same az cash.
| Hills Cash Store.