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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
Nssd.d Il in His business.

Zones automobile ran away with
his wife and mother-in-law, an scared
'em so they have heen speechless ever
sincew
MY. myl Do you think Jones could
be induced to sell that automobile?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
The Popular Fad.

'T see that society DEGREES that
horseback riding shall be the popular
fad at the seaside this summer"
This seems like juite an improve
ment over last years fad at Newport"
what was that?"
Divorce getting"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
A system Wanted.

There should be some system de-
vised whereby it would take as long
for man to spend his money as it
does for him to accumulate it"
You speak bitterly"
Il have good cause. work eleven
months in the year earning enough
money to satisfy the Florida hotel
keepers during the other month"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

Lawyer-"How can we use this
flash light picture as evidence against
the accused. His eyes are shut tight"
Detectiye-"But his mouth Is open
so wide we can identify the filling In
one OF his back eeth."-petroit Free
Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

Notice CrItick says you
write over the heads Of the people"
What does that mean?
Scribbles--Tt appears to mean that
he consldern himself the people"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

Charley, dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins, Il see that the races are com
ing"
Eyes"
why don't you call on the book
makers beforehand and tell them what
good customer you have always
been, and see If they won't let you on
little cheaper this timer"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
Pretty Secure.

'Did Sambo leave his wife in pretty
comfortable circumstances" asked
the man Of his colored servant
"Oh, yes. sab. She feels putty Sc
cure" replied the servant.
What did Sambo leave herr"
-Four razors. sah!"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
Good Cause for Admiration.

Gunning-Well, I'm surprised
Titewodd--At what?
Gunning-To hear you speak so well
Of Skinner, when you've just been
complaining that he cheated you in a
bargain.
Titewodd-By Georgel sir. the man
who can cheat me has my admiration
and respect!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
No ProhI. states for Him.

Brown Of Augusta hear you're
going to leave Maine for the west,
Jones. Going to Kansas"
Jones of Bangor-"Not on your lifel
I'm on the water wagon now. and the
only reason I'm leaving Maine is to
get out of a prohibition state. Do you
suppose want to take any bigger
risks 2g-CleYelan Leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
QuIte an En nloyabIe AffaIr.

Mamma-Did you have a good time
at Dorothy's party, Harold?
Harold should say did-greatl
Mamma-What little girls did yog
dance with?
Harold-Aw, didn't dance none.
But at supper | had two plates Of ice
cream an got most OF Jim Browns
when he wasn't lookin'. An he hit
me an licke tn stuffin out OF him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

sharper-why do you suppose Bos-
ton Is called the Hub?
Carper-Because 1t Is the centre Of
gravity.
Sharper-No. Because the rest OF
the world goes around 1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

ly to her cheeks as she spoke thus,
creeping ever SO slightly beyond the
borders OF her usually fine reserve.
There was an imperceptIble pause
Marjory had raised her starry eyes
to her companions face. and now for
the first time she noticed sac look OF
sadness in her dressmaker's soft.
brown eyes and about her sweet. gen
tie mouth.
Something vague and indefnable
seemed to stir in the girls heart like
the first faint breath Of storm. Her
brow cIouded suddenly. but as sudden
ly cleared and a tender smile passed
over her face.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
PoIiteness.

Belle-And did you tell him you
would call your mother If he attempt
ed to kiss you.
Beulah-Yes, l did, the first time.
"The first time! Gracious! Didn't
you every timer"
"No; you see, had to show him
some politeness, so couldn't be talk
ing to mother all the time!"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
On occaslons Of Excitement.

"All the worlds stage" said the
man who quotes.
Yes" said the friend who was read
ing a newspaper; ''but now and then
It looks more like prize ring"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

"You wouldn't sell your vote, would
you?"
mo, suh.' answered Mr.. Erastus
Pinkley. But if a gemmen what's
runnin' fob Office was to give me two
dollahs, common gratitude would make
me vote fob him. m."-Washington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
couIdnt Understand Scotch.

"How old is that new scholar" ask
ed the principal
Twelve years, he says" answered
the teacher.
"Yes, he's never been much away
erom home and as his mother and
father are Scotch people he can't
understand their language. ."-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
Same Ola stor,,

Where's your New Year resolution
now?"
We'll, the blizzard came along
"An' my left ear froze-
AN my left leg was hit by the
rheumatism an"
"But-what1l you ake."-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

baby to creep? W 'ne
rstrice-oh, she held him up at the
WINDOW when her husband was trying
70 get to the gate on the lev wall,
Deheve.-Yonkers Statesman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

UrlngIng Z Home to Him.
The congressman's son had been
misbeRaying.
Jimmy Sniffkinsl" said the teach
er, sternly.
"Yes'm?g
What kind Of a recess was that
constructive recess for which your
father recently voted himself mile
age?"
An imaginary recess, ma'am."
well. that's the kind you'll take for
the next two weeks" Philadelphia
Bulletin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
Wants to Get Even.

Churchill man is going to be
struck by an automobile, what's the
difference whether the machine is go
ing ten miles an hour or ffty?"
Gotham-"A good deal of difference.
How is a man who is knocked down
going to tell chauffeur what he
thinks OF him II he's going at fifty
miles an hour?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
what PuzzIes the EoreIaner.

Il cannot understand re language
the foreign nobleman complained.
What's the matter, count?"
First you say re young man Is a
raw youth"
yes"
"zen you say he Is half baked"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

,,I's, hlngs-What do you think Of this
Meredith idea Of marriage ~ .u's ~
years? Ao' zen
,,,,a.,s 1".s s-Does a man get any com,
mutation for good conduct?-T.ifa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
Information Wanted.

Farmington--Ahl there's that old
poem about husklng bees. l always
did like that.
Dumley-Husking bees? What do
you mean?
Farmington-Why, were you never
In the country during the season OF
husking bees
Dumley-No. How in the world do
you husk a bee?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

"Jiggs and his wife have had a
quarrel"
"Oh, | heard about that month
ago. They patched that quarrel up,
though, didn't they?"
Apparently they patched II up so
that 1t actually became new one last
night"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

Friendship Proved Beyond Doubt.
Ranter-I thought this paper was
triedly 10 me.
Editor-so it is. What's the matter
now?
Ranter-I made a speech at the ban
quet last night and you didn't prins a
line OF 1t.
Editor-Well? What further proof
did you want of our friendship?
Overheard at the Breakfast Table.
Il see,' said Mrs. Jinks, as she laid
the morning paper down. that they
have located a wretch out west who
has four wives-and all OF them liv-
ing!"
Mr.. Jlnks looked thoughtful. Then
he said, abruptly:
Molly, what lunatic asylum is he
in?.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-09

FrlsndshIp proved ssy0nd D0uht.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15
SOME PERSONAL SKETCHES.
Continued from Page 8.

able, and Washington county is decidedly desir-
able community in which to live because OF his public
services prosecutor.
since but when ocsured in the Office of
outing attorney in 1903 Mr. Rhea deemed the logical
by the bench and bar to I'll the vacancy was
accordingly appointed Handsomely his record during
his tenure Of Office justified the wisdom Of his selection
for Of twenty two bound to the district
only four escaped conviction record this Impressed
ented at least in Idsbo, for fifty per of convictions
is deemed exceptionally large.
The significance Of his having done much to popu
late the penetentiay and to bring wrong doors
became most apparent to the people of Washington
county in the msnifety higher grade OF civilization they
enjoyed while meantime their taxation correspond
ngy reduced by tho fact that would give
official recognition to complaints founded purely per-
sonal reasons Consequently whom his expired be
nominsed by the republican party elected By
substantial majority after hercey fought campaign and
in county hitherto regarded as democratic strong
hold
For and intellect and character the people
have admiration and now whom the question Is being
agtated OF the creation Of judicial district which
shall embrace Washington county 1t to DO the osn
census OF opinion OF both the people and the legal
nifty that Mr. Rhes is the logical candas the honor
OF the new judeeship handful OF here sd
in support OF his candidacy he has every
qualification requisite to the sdornment Of the Office
ripe legal learning vast and varied experience in the
courts judicial temperament the soul of impartiaty
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15

be was engaged Last year he appoint
beoce secretary the State Dairy Pure Food and
Oil Commission created for the first time by act Of
Legislature.
For several years Mr.. Hit has been member Of the
State Board Of Horticultural Inspection and is its
secretary The work that this board has accomplished is
truly marvellous. and it's results best shown in the
splendid that have made Idaho fruit the leader in
the land
OF the nine children born to Mr. and Mrs HIT eight
still living One Of his daughters is teaching In the
public schools of Weiser and second student at
the State Normal School third is married and living
in South Boise The spirit that the forth
light the Indians in the hour of peril, the
few to enlist and leave with the
Idaho patriots to defend and uphold Stars and
Stripes the lands Of in tho Philip
pines.
Personally Mr.. Hit is retiring and unassuming
He has had little to do with political life of
the state having only allowed himself be drawn
into the government of affairs OF bis county and then
only for single term county commissioner The
quiet OF home life is the great load him aad
comprises all the happiness pleasure be has in his
life.
WILLIAM F. SOMMERCAMP.
Geographic facts, packed in nutshell, of plain
blunt man, but steam engine IN bresches viii
liam F. eommercamp reads follows. He has been
resident Of Wsssr for something like years
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15

ris are the happy harvest of this union. And d,.
home has Mr. Harris. Mr.. Harris viewed In anoth sa1
cial light is prominent X. OF p and Is past oh.r
Of the order
He is democrat Of the Jeffersonian school a h..
been known qritter,' and he always frbt. !. o'N
slast ditch" He is campaigner Of power ~ =
quencs the stump
In 1903 he formed partnership with T. r 81.
who county auditor for IL years
In 1882 he had the honor Of being membar !.
convention which framed the present state con.t,.,
In 1896 be elected state SENATOR served w;,S
tinction say tho annals of that time.
Mr. Harris also is Interested in mining in n. q
Devils country.
In word, the Idaho Magazine finds Mr. Harris
Of robust Judgment fine descernment, exquist. =
quick sympathiss, kindly manner, and POSSESSING =
unusual degree those qualities which make men nonn
And gladly refer our eastern readers o.
chance to have need of attorneys services to H,
Smith,
Mr.. Harris has ranch interests both In Wa.h,,u
county and in Long Valley.
He wss of the first city coupcilmen of Wsisar
prepared the order to admit the present business M
of the city within the corporate limits of the old
town. And be the city attorney OF Wsissr for a.
terms
PEN PICTURE OF HERMAN HAAS.
Mr.. Haas is not only an historic character Of w..
BY reason of being its pioneer merchant and the
architect OF its trade and but he Is BIZ
consent one Of tho foremost business executives ot
Idaho.
Mr. Haas preceded the railroad to Weiser nv :.
year, locating in 1882 and found ing the first sto,
this then far distant outpost of civilization Thi. a.
Characteristic OF getting in ION the ground floor,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15

during every min
ute Of this time he
has been ready to
take of his hat to
every laudabls pub
lie enterprise.
He is the son
OF VIM. F. Som
mercamp, q pioneer
to Owyhee county
in 1864, and who
was largely inter
ested In mines and
stock growing in
that section.
Our subject was
born in Shasta val
ley, California, on
Feb. 16, 1860, but
was brought by his
parents to Owyhee
county W b @ n he
was but five years
old. His education
was secured at the
home of his adop-
tiOn in Idaho o.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15

St Augustine College, Beneca Cal and at Heald,s Rns
ness College, San Francisco A'
d nrst work was in a wholesale house in So, Ero
CISCO. was the bookeeper in bank at Bode Gal and
iaeer was promoted to be its receiving teller
Mourning TO Silver City, Idaho be assumed the
aeement OF mercantile house. and subsequently, snc-
ceeded to the ownership of it. He served three
Terms as county treasurer of Owyhee county
MT. Sommercamp located in Weiser in 1901 oa
general merchandise store from that dav 70
ne mas peen an energetic force the commercial and
social life of the town. anu
ne taxes lively interest in the cause of euducati
ana is the president of the School Board of Waiser
Mr .Sommercamp is prominent member of the n
u r.. the r. of p and the Masonic orders he i ~:
past grand master of the o. F. past chief patriarh
NE L. Anosmpment and past chancellor the K of
Dec- To- 1881 he entered into life partnership NTH
Harley native OF Oregon and lady who has
pionoAeo only happiness in his home ever since
- Two sons and a daughter have been horn 70 +h
VIM H., Walter E. and Orc Bell " 'nein
our subject the eldest of three daughters and
sons who were born to his parents four onI ~
survives himself, Henry and James and NJ ~
all OF whom live in Weiser ooiueiie'
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15

characterized the entire career of the man and tbs +
chant. u 'ne y
Herman Haas born at Baden. Cermanv Am
~ 1898, where his preliminary schooling began WI
iao ol fourteen he sailed the deep for America and
on landing In New York he betook himself across
ISM W rortiand. Oregon, where he located and
sneo MS education in its high school, and at the p
land Business College.
LIS nrsC working experience was as a TRAVELLING %
e. ou' VI rortand capacity in which he served
~ S9a's' ne then, In 1876, embarked in business
ass q. oaker City, Oregon, and at this time bis
neAioe integrity by odds his greatest assat Int
backed by limitless energy and a broad 5
nina quarr1ed out substantial success in a. vt
years. and enabled him to bring spIendid ,ost os
10y one foundation of the store he is prime owl
y' ana right here it seems to be fitting TO emu
size 1ne TACT that from his first advent int b;nos
resolved to give everybody "a sonoro H., ;, m, n
soii All OF his wares on honor 10 abide, b a. oxes
naA oooe Oh business methods for he knew that a
80 on 'rue thae trade rests primarily on fopnda
- oeceptlon, and that the Golden Rule is nracticd
ional In business but it was this exec
,ona practice that he then adopted and the reward
oeen so Respondent since that he has sa 80 .o
change his business peIicy ~ ~
ne VICTOR OF countless battles in trade the ores
E"oa' however, that Mr.. Hass ever won was on
man 90 p 10y 100 ~ when he Miss Frances Cd
no-- u rortand Oregon, as bride lady Of
womaniy graces and worth Ana p1. -,
oeane''e' came to brighten their home bnt ,anetts
nnol
=, anger guards defend her sacred dpst
4ar' mas was one of the oreanizars ad 8, ,,cs m
=, 'ne First National Bank of Weiser and yis
80 he is one of the most resnected ,nembeu
49,, y. w. =. order His home is one of tbe arcbju
'iai uiumphs Of Idaho, DWELLING tbat .o,s,d asm
residential street '""' "oo'o s
- A. Aueh ior q man who has PLAYED a Tremendous
on Expanding and prosperity of Weiser and wssb
,oao county man who is prodieious worker fo p
- 800 apu interest OF both, man we are confident
no " bDe vastly increased trade that the early
we, ~ =. virgin territory will insure Weiser man ~
~p'sa' - what Is In bis head and ia bis chsrs
,sa ~"9se personality richly rewards acousp
q, ~ HARVEY
ioa@e harvey was among that handful Of young
ey 800, ~ twenty Two years ago helped 10 lay che
M 49, ~ sFDl<htlop la Weiser Dpon bis adga ~
NINA Az ''y'p''lpNq hetweep civilization and saFa a
go w y'p stpfe 90 Which lfernau Iiaas uas d w
,a, ~ pif humble hamlet Vas thon the ho,ne n NJ
ridae e''.s bpi much sateg has noped upde I.
,r.a,a .,N ,'''sp apyil mud tbe town has iabe 4 ~
,ey ~, " " wneeHf and haf iaken i.ose steps "A
,1iL.l, f'ffNsq hpd lpfell comfy aulded hy "A M
Np NJ |nN mixers ~ mo fype M ~ Iansy, II
oo n, ,'~t't ~ ono ~ nc faillogs M fAe ueaeg
d slats ~ ''s f''pne district NJ tle klad plgepa Z,
M I'M III fs. ~ n feeelaly 0f ~ Hoard III Dlla
.laais5 NnN9f tpsHualy nov ulele 4. aeales
'''''F "'0'W ~ ne Aipe n luglnng ~ sN
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-15
HON. FRANK HARRIS.


A word picture of Weiser and her citizens o. oo..o
quence would, without character tat Oh conse
airis 90 something like the play of Ricbai ;t, =,
character OF Rlchelieu, omitted For for neorI s'e
=. w. r' harris has been actor of the fret
magnitude Ia Weiser and in all of the emnro "
80 uriei survey of the of this gentenor ~,
not be without much interest to Soma 90 s. VIII
49, ne mas been potent upbuilder and davoI;o
oroe IN washington county from nearly tba hon. ~
his destiny to it. 'ne nour he tied
Placerville, California. was his na+,u
~, too4, the date of his birth He 10 . 80, 80 June
0noois Oh MS native state, and a prodDct "a - .
~ eui' upon the school system and bimself
mr. Harris iswell proud of the bonorahI
"nion ne traces his origin Of English desnt 70
iamiiy was founded in Virginia in o,s1 'ne harris
l1,, WIN H. Harris was amooo a. O. AAis
IT, nint lock and fight for American 70
coI,fos " our SUBJECT William Harris mioratos a.
saa.. Al to4S' and attained to the preen "a "
seventy seven before answering The green ola age of
ner reached her SEVENTEEN year beforo h. his
ana a. anh harris was the second of seven AZ
moo, ~ unA'e heritage his of haviog ba he
20 a.. o is no college-made man but a tvn,, "orn
oi .ne western self made man ana A. sP'cai specimen
80 'ssh OF self improvement with ALL S nc ciong
e i"una an enyiable place az the To- 20 and
low sue space 10 the thought Of Thousands ~ s's Of
Lesying the public school ana
- lug law he entered the law ooce ~ Intent upon
ever .aS ~ ne completed bis Legal 49,, ''o'
~ 'Nps' 'Ds pfeeeptorage Of Chamberla how
rom ~ ds. ESQ heiser became biz bonoe
own s pDy (" the wedding u BIS desti,. |Yp,s ana
se ,ps Town epq bimself have leon wltb This
Ion and - s has made forced maroes n b 1,eyi 90
ens and b ts wan, wv Apg respect 81 bis feow eie
- peeps nave played potent pa '''' '''' e'iyhoga
t.psl Ng Harris stands NJ a. nam.
~ feetbep Idaho. md esf y tle
40, pl1 lmeos nN''A' l'eDY n e procession g'fq
.heo "t fy'ale i'lpWpb b. pleaaiog ,o.
g.soas '.s, p, ipllel Alr. Nsno oa p'ssleg VA A
e,ine,.li, 'tf ~ ipl Equanly mos TH.'p, NJ n
''''F f'# fR Nlllep J0p,e. aad s 5e~ n lpe
The evening world., 1905-12-15
THE DRADYS HAVE
THE|R0WNTROUBLES
Little Johnny Loses a Hand
and His Dad Suffers
from Blood Poison.

When trouble strikes It strikes hard
but seldom with such force as the ca
iamity that has fallen on the Bradys,
81 No. GO Wall street.
Little John Brady. the eleven year-old
eon OF the janitor Of the building, had
his right hand torl of and his forearm
horribly maagled by the descent Of the
elevator. The %youngster was playing
near the elevator shaft al $50 last
evening and thinking the lift was going
up thrust his hand through the grating.
The injury was 80 great that the boy
tainted. But the shock was so terrible
that In recovering consciousness the boy
felt no pain,
Part Of Arm Gone.
He is tos in the House OF Relief,
Hudson street Hospital, and was OPP
Grated on at y o'clock to-day. II was
necessary 70 emove a part Of the boys
forearm.
Johnnie stood the operation like a
little Spartan His sto!cism vi most
remarkable In view Of the fact that
the ea.id Is an Accomplished yiolinist,
and tao LESS Of his hand Will make
playing impossible.
DO you think III ever be able to
sst music out Of my fiddle again.
was the question he asked Of the sur
geon.
poor kid! II Isn't probable that he
ever will. And music was his only
play. because he isn't strong Ike othe'
oniiren and can't lniulgo = the samcs
that otAaf children ,love. JoAnnle mas
curvature Of tao spine, aSi stTaignt-
jackets Aren't conducive to a rohleklhs
happy life,
AND Father Is Laid Up.
po,r Mrs. Brady. who Is stricken with
.rIS tried 10 Keep the news fr,m her
fush,nd gho IL crilleAlly VI win blood
~uSjsoning BrAay Injured his les two
sye4ks ago and tlousnt npthlng serious
MasJthe matter until 80. ut q week tsO,
Johnnie has many friends among the
toranss OF the building, All the me
love tho curly-haired, bright-eyed NIUE
youngFter. When they found re i0yEu
tnAislc and gas PLAYING a poor ntue
s~sconi-hand nddle they sent him IN 9
fine ViOlin. He hasn't hid any tH9lnlng
nut never seemed T. need II. Snlall,
crippled Johnnie Il one Of those natural
genllus who learn without teaching.
Everyone thought he would grow up
10 be a great Ysaye cr a Kubelk AZ
least. But the poor little chap VIII
never play again.
The evening world., 1905-12-15
NEW YORK WILL LONG REMEMBER TIL
ST Gloves, CSC

These gloves are all
this fall's styles. kinds,
colols and sttchlngs
Gloves IKE these have
l.vver beta seen before
Paris Point Backs and
Blossc, one row embroi.
derod backs. Plenty Of
white and tan, 80 much
in demand this season
and so scarce In these
ri1Nes. The other colors
are champagne. red.
wine, gray. slate Nlue
800 values al CSC
The evening world., 1905-12-15

made Of all wool materials m a large variety Of
STYLES, including box coat and long tight fihn ,
effects, velvet collars, killed and eored skirts. All
sizes from ID 10 IL. Well worth Sl2.