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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-14
NAeNiece.

The Bradford Opinion of March 9 con.
tained the following notice of the death
OF former resident here, which will be
of interest to his friends and acquaint.
ances hereabouts,
Hugh R. McNiece died at the home OF
Mrs. Lizzie Hiland, Wednesday, after an
illness OF pneumonia, which lasted from
the previous Saturday. Mr. McNiece
was born in Topsham April %. 1841,
the son of John McNiece aud Lydia E,
Divoll. He came from Scotch Irish stock,
his father being a native of Scotland
Jan. II, 1864, he married Ellen A.
George, daughter of James F. George ol
Topsham VINO survives him. In early
life he was merchant in Topsham, later
he was in the employ Of E. & T. Fair.
banks & Co. of St. Johnsbury. For the
last five years his health has been failing
and they have been living in the sur.
rounding towns. Last November they
came to board with Mrs. Hiland. Be-
side his wife he is survived by one
brother, Rev. Robert c. McNiece, who is
the dean OF college in Salt Lake City.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-14
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Several from here attended the Dart.
mouth Williams basket ball game at
Hanover, Wednesday, which resulted in
victory for Dartmouth, 26 to 7.
The Ladies' Canton club will meet
with Mrs. Will Aver on Railroad street,
Friday evening. All members are re-
quested to be present.
John Carleton, passenger agent of
the Allan line of steamships, was in
town Monday calling on their local
agent, O. Fl. Henderson, and in
structing him regarding the future
business of the company. A new service
is soon to be inaugurated by the line
from Boston, which will be benefit to
the travelling public. While here Mr..
Carleton took occasion to look around
our town and expressed himself much
pleased with the town.
AT the police court the past week one
party pleaded guilty to the charge of in
toxication and paid the usual fine of
$11.10.
Try the American Throat Tablets.
The NE. 0. P, will have a masquer.
ade and sugar party at Odd Fellows hall
Saturday, March II. The party is to be
given after the regular meeting, and is
limited to members and their families.
-Sixty-eight people went on special
train to East St. Johnsbury Friday even
ing and enjoyed the revival service. Mr..
Gillian is scheduled for Concord for the
next ten days and a special train will
leave here Thursday evening, March %.
to accommodate those wishing to attend
the meeting Fare for the round trip 40
cents; from East St. Johnsbury 20 cents.
Madam Brock s orchestra have the fol-
lowing engagements tor the present week.
Tonight at st. Johnsbury; Thursday at
Glover; Friday here aud Saturday at the
St. Patrick's celebration at THAN Hall.
They played at Lyndon Monday night,
and at Barton Tuesday night.
Go to c. B & A. R. Aiken's for your
groceries, canned goods, teas and coffee,
fruit and vegetables. 60 Railroad street.
The ". II. NJ. S. of the South church
will meet with Mrs. Henry Ross on Main
street. Thursday afternoon.
The spring examination of teachers
tor Caledonia county will be held as fol-
lows: Hardwick March 10 and 20; Bar
net, March 81 and %; Groton, March
% and "a; St. Johnsbury, Summer street
school. March 81 and %; Lyndon Gen.
ter, March 20 and 80.
There will be supper and social at
the home OF Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Dus-
ton, 9 Clinton Avenue, Friday evening,
under the direction Of the ladies of the
Free Baptist church.
The st. Johnsbury Orchestra, FIVE
pieces, are engaged to play at McIudoes
Friday night for dramatic performance
and promenade.
The Woman's Association of the
North church will serve supper Friday,
Mar. 16, at $50 Following the supper
there will be short musical program to
which every one is cordially invited.
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NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

Keys Lost.
Tenement to Rent.
Notice to Listers.
For SaIe-Wm. Higgins.
Satisfaction--F. N. Brown 81 Son.
Notice-Flint Bros.
Corsets-E. L. Hunt & Co.
Our Hats-Frank E Harris.
Mill Supplies-O. v. Hooker & Son.
Hats-Moore & Jewett.
New Goods Berry-Bali Dry Goods Co
Spring 0pening-James Ritchie.
This Space-First National Bank.
Stanley Opera Ho SC.
Cut Glass-Randall & Whitcomb.
w. A. R.-W. w. Sprague Sl Son.
Opening-Lawrence P. Leach & Co.
Teachers Examinations.
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NOTICE.
W, A. r., w. A. B.

With a record, without blemish. Age SO
(going on 57), this Company mutual in it's
character and its con Iuct), with no fiuctu
atinE securities, free from financial frenzy,
invites your investigation and investment.
Doing business in AZ States. National Life
Ins. Co. of VT. (Mutual.)
W. W. SPRAGUE Dc SON,
Cen. AGENTS of Northeastern Vermont,
ST. Tohnsbury. VI
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Called to Rhode Island.

Rev. Robert L. Duston announced to
his parishioners at the Sunday morning
service that he had accepted a unani-
nous call to the Free Baptist church at
North Scituate, r. l., and would begin
his labors there on Easter Sunday, April
Is, He breaches his last sermon here
April g. Mr.. Duston has been here
little over tour years and goes to lar
ger field with the best wishes for con.
tinued success OF large circle OF friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-14
LOCAL EVENTS.

Mar. Ia. "Eben Holden" at Armory.
15. Called Communication Pas
sumpsic Lodge.
16. Free Baptist Church Supper and
Social
16. Supper at North Church Parlors.
II. st. Patrick's day entertainment.
20. Choral Union Concert.
Local Minstrel Show.
Mr.. Chapman's Bird Lecture
20. Lecture by Rev. DIR. T. P. Frost.
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Great Showing
OF
New White Goods.

We have the strongest line of
White WdiStingS ever shown in
our store Prices 25. 33, 38. so
and 75C per yard. White P. X.
Is, 30 and 75C per yard.
Persian Lawns are in great de-
mdnd for shadow embroidery. We
have them all. Prices 20, 22. Is.
80, IS and soc per yard.
India Lawns. prices ranging from
s to 30C per yard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-14

Best Wash Chiffon, SO in. wide.
Prices SO and 75C.
We have just received a new
line of French EOIiennes in all the
new shades for evening dndreCep-
ton classes. AZ in. wide. Price
69C per yard. Call and see them
or send for samples.
New Gilt Belts and New Neck
wear this week.
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Mystic Star Chapter, No. 2o, o. E. 8.
Regular meeting Wednesday evening
March ID.
MRS ELLA w. WEEKS Worthy Matron.
MRS. CHRISTINA BoRLAND, Secretary.
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Thursdays Specials.

All Of our Arnold FleeCed Prints Regular price l24C Sale
price S4C.
Shirt Waists CoIOred Lawns MerCerized Cotton and CdmbCS
good waist for morning Regular price 100 to $3.50
For the day $780, Second floor
Bssel" Carpet Sweeper. For the day Sl48 Third floor
Futed Crystal Glass Vase I3 n TALL Regular price 25C For
the day 6C. Second floor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-14

Haswell Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
Special Convocation Friday evening March
16. The r. A. degree will be conferred.
PALMER e. PAINE, II, P.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
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Knights Of Pythlas

Regular Convention Of Apollo Lodge, No.
2, Tuesday evening Mar. 20.
HENRY w. ELLIS, c. G.
PERRY A. BROWN. X. r. S.
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Passumpsic Lodge, No. n, r. and A. M.
Called Communication Thursday evening,
March 10. The 3rd degree will be conferred.
GEORGE F. CHENEY, W. M.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
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FRATERNITY MEETINGS.
arestins commandsry, No. s. X. T.

Stated Conc1ave Tuesday eve, April 8.
VIM. S. BoYNToN, EN-. Commander.
DELos M, BACON. Recorder.
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and the wardrobe Is magnificent. This
act Is In demand, and 1t was fortunate
that Mr.. Wells could secure It for his
circuit.
Another foreign act is that Of Polk
md Rollins known as the premier banjo
act in vaudeville. These two young men
have travelled all over the world. and
have adopted the styles OF the various
countries. #
Walters and Prouty, two new ones in
vaudeville, have gone to the front with
d r:ish. Walters is remembered as the
principal comedian OF the i'Beauty Doc
tor, Company. seen here recently, and
his associate is equally as clever They
do a singing and talking act full OF ginger
and hits.
Il Sister acts are always popular here,
when they are good. The De Faye sis
tiers are the originals according TO press
agent They have toured Europe and
have attracted attention everywhere
on account OF their fine appear
ance. smart gowns and the excellence
OF their act-a singing and dancing spe-
cia!ty. s3
Herbert Bert Lennon, famous imper-}
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When a mans In love, tho whole world
looks rosv. every cloud takes the form
Of HIS sweothcart's fade, or drapes itself
into the tangies OF her hair. The love-
lcr the aspect OF nature, the nearer 1t
approaches to the scmblance OF her who
Is his goddess. There Is no glory in earth
or sky or sen that compares with that
or the sunset AS the giver OF light drops
to his couch, he ilumnes everything
among the drifting clouds and dyes them
with tinctures that no palette ever dared
70 bear. II is the lover, along In the
glory OF tho sunset, that Charles Dana
Gibson has portrayed so we'll in the pic
turc that accompanies to-day's paper.
Alone upon the barren shore fe knecs
In alteration, for above him floats the
vision Of his goddess, conjured out of
his own heart, 1t is true, but none the
less real for that.
All tho sand and the rocky mass that
rises upon tho coast--itself taking the
form and fail OF the ndorcd one-nro
bhthcd In tho glow OF the dying day;
the sky Is vivid with golden light, and
n mass OF clouds twists into wind-blown
fpirnls, that TO his amorous Imagination
take the face and form OF his lady-loye
and her splendid mnno Of hair. He is
IN an esctncy Of alteration lie kneels
Mt the edge OF the sen. his hands clnsped,
his face turned halfway towards the
eaiinc vision. for, as with Dante when
he met Beatrice In heaven, the sight Is
too dazzling to be borne with direct gnze
The emotion Of this lover can be ap-
prcciated only BY those who have loved
deeply, intensely, and only by them can
the picture be understood This is not
for the trivial lovers. nor for those whose
emotions are OF tho mild and unexcit-
able order. It is for the Petrarchs, the
Dantcs. the Paola d Malatestas, those
TO whom love is n consuming passion, a
devouring flame.
All the poetry and agony OF passion
IRE EXPRESSED by Gibson in this picture.
The man is drawn In the midst Of i'm
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- THEIc
SIS. STANDARD !i1 lE6 TONIC

ingredients Of which s. conPod and Inc nletno q eo
everv DAFT Of tie body for disordered
condition system feels the need Of tonic sometimes
seems the appetite becomes tickle the
energies refreshing and the entire body
aided by tonic and s S s. recognized every
entirely OF roots herbs balks
gentle action we'll their nyigeng effect 3n the
as do the so,caed market which contain potash
some other ingredient These dange the stomach and
otherwise damage the health
S. up Digestion the appetite produces
feeling ana supplies
tone entire the healthy Gsela n
any other tonic and BECAUSE q il vegetable purity Is e.
sa stomach troubles and after using y that
eatlg no
onpsr Not S. greatest
fying and properties and there is faint the blood W
perfect health selecting your
tonic for year experiment but the stana
ard HE SW1FI ofGGFsG CVsy ASAsN'Ss uSs
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Hon Artists Use Lines
IN Pen and Ink Work.
Fifth Of the Series Of Articles Pen and Ink Drawing,
Which the Times. Dispatchis Publishing, Each Illus
trated With a Picture by Charles Dana Gib-
son-When Man is in Love.

mensity. because he is oppressed by Just
this feeling of insignincance in the pres
encc Of 80 much splendor The vision
of beauty fills the page as 1t Ills the
mans soul; It casts its radiance over
the earth and the sen and the shore
Just as 1t casts It's glamour over the man
and his heart and his mind, making them
and him glow with the reflection OF its
glory.
To the artist this picture especially
appeals by reason of the perfection OF IT'S
suggestion Of color. Paint is not needed
here, for the simple pen and ink have
given NIL tho color that lie necessary. NO
writer can explain how this combination
and contrasting OF lights and shades rs
made to suggest color, for this is the
acme Of the craftsmen's art, to be learned
only in long years OF study and practice.
But It does not tGse an artist to see that
the band OF light in the sky behind the
ntloring lover5is pale, but wa gold. and
that this gold is reflected upon the sea.
Nor does 1t take an artists eye tousee{
that tho background OF clouds Is violet,
deep, intense violet, shading to purple ns
It recedes from the light: nor that tho
cloud forms In which the lover sees
his queen are rosy pink where they sug-
gest her face and neck and shoulders,
and tanglo OF gold with swirling pur-
pic shadows where they suggest her hair.
The light on the shore and the rocks,
image of tho woman are yellow with
pinkish tints, and the deep shadows Of
the rocks arc deep brownish purple.
The artist also sees splendid elabora-
ton OF twisting curves, the traditional
cline OF beauty" tortured into tho mani
fold completely of the won1an's hair.
Blown by the wind, tossed BY the cur
rents OF the upper air. w.... the un-dazzle
sitting through It, lighting strand OF It
here, glowing rrdescent through twist
OF It there, and throwing another strand
Of It into shadow, Just as a woman's hair
is tossed on a breezy day ut the shore
such is the, effect OF Gibsons rAasterly
lines These were drawn with splendid
sweeping strokes of a pen held at arms
length.
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.CAs|NO'S HEADL|NER RS
FOR COMING Week
Many Attractive Features Are
Said to Be in Bill Put on
Tomorrow Night.

The second weeks bill OF the summer
season at the Casino, lakewood. will prob
ably. prove as attractive as that Of the
first week
Two foreign acts ar elncluded in the
programme to be presented this week; one
OF them will be the highest priced at
in vaudeville this summer--the kitafuka
Troups. company OF Japs, direct from
that country. The performance. including
two girls. introduce a variety Of tricks
II, acrobatic. equilibistict and Juggling eff
forts. The act is gorgeously mounted,
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thousaid years, and, in any case, making
allowance for probable Increased demand,
should suffice till the year 5000. The
other European countries are given q less
favorable position. The coal deposits Of
Great Britain and Ireland are placed at
about 1913, O0O,00OOo0 tons, and with an
annual consumption twice that Of Ger
many, this country will have exhausted
that supply in less than 400 years. Tho
estimated coal deposits Of Belgium are
20, O0o, 900, 900 tons; OF France, l9.000.o00,-
900: of Austria, $4,000, 100000. and OF Rus
sia, 10000, 100000
North Americas coal deposits are esti-
mated by tho same authority at 6S1, O00,-
900, 900 tons. The total for oil Europe,
adding minor supplies to@ the preceding
figures. Is placed at 100000, Ooo, 600. But
these gigantic figures arc said to be
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NEW TREASURES.
Number Of Valuable Accessions
Made BY State Library.

Made By State Library.
Virginia State Library accessions from
May q, 1906, to date are as follows:
THE Clay Deposits OF the Virginia
Coastal Plain Heinrich Ries.
''IIyrography OF Virginia." Grover and
Bolster
Bureau OF the Census.
1.-THE Blact Waffle In Hawaii" Jared G.
Smith.
catalogue Of Publications Relating to
Entomology" Department Of Agriculture.
proceedings of the United States Ma
tional Museum" Smithsonian Institution.
"The Mississippi Territorial Archives"
Dunbar Rowland.
early Western Travels, 174S-1A6.
Ruben Gold Thwaites (ed.)
catalogue Mary Baldwin Seminary
1861.
carnegie Libraries" Theodore w.
Koch.
Nineteenth Annual Report Of Bureau
Of Labor and Printing of North Caro-
lima"
Virginia Business Directory and
Gazetteer 1906" Hill Directory Company.
"Rowells American Newspaper Direc-
tory. IA.
.'The Neighbor' u. 8. shaler.
1.-THE Mecklenburg Declaration Of indie
pendence,". g. W. Graham.
E "Immigration," Prescott II. Hall.
"Principles of Western Civilization"
Benjamin Kidd.
sea Power in It's. Relation to the War
Of 1872" Captain A, ]. Mehan. M
Letters OF Henrik Isben,'
"The Negro and the Nation" George
S. Merriam,
''Report of the Seventeenth Annual
Meeting OF the Virginia State Bar Assoc
ciation," John B, Minor
1.-THE Philippine Islands, Vol, &c." Blair
and Robertson.
Journal OF the Wisconsin Assembly,
1905"
Reports, of the Wisconsin State Bar
Association, 19O4-5,
Constructions to Observation-Disclosures
Tax Commission
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II al $50 anr famous" This is No, 2: This
Is the day for the man with patch on
his breaches to come forward. and for
the Misunderstanding to go to%the rear.
ustt:wllatt that means will probably ne
deyelbped .later.--SavannahcN News. sS
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COAL ESTIMATES.
Extent Of the Deposits in Aneri-
ca, Asia and Europe,

Consul i, w, Mahin. Of Nottingham,
writes that British newspapers quote ops
tiniistic figures from the well known
German periodical. stahl md Essen, re-
garting tho worlds supply Of coal Tha
showing is particularly favorable to Ger.
many, whose deposits arc placed II
$50, 00O, 100000 tons, which Will last, at tllel
present rate Of consumption, couple Of
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dwarfed by Asia's deposits, which can
not at present be- even approximately
estimated. China Is supposed to possess
inexhuustible supplies Of coal. Indeed,
German scientist is credited with e est !.
mating the deposits OF the Province OF
shansl alone at 100000 100000 tons.
Siberia and the Island Of Sakhalin are
also credited with vast deposits OF un-
estimated extent. .l stf
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The Epigrammatic Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt has again been
making eplgrums He worked Off two
the other day. No l President jack
son fought the money power, He was
wrong. Tut he became furious. I am
right. nd he didn't finish the SEN SEN
tence. . Maybe the missing words are,
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senator OF stage favorites, is an artist in
makeup and is expert In mimickng the
voice and mannerism Of his subjects.
among which are studies OF James A.
Herne. Billy Van. June McCree and others.
The cameragraph, with new pictures.
will close the show. which, en- proper looks
good.
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Notions and Small Wares.

Some people don't know we have an
up.to-date notion department., which
has been much enlarged and where you
will find all the newest and best in n
small wares at prices the very lowest
for the quality of goods. We want you
to beco,rG acquainted with this de-
partment. a1
Brush Goods. 4
Tooth Brush Of fine quality, which tis !
an excellent value at csc, will be sold spe- Il
clally at 10c.
Hair Brushes of extra good bristles.
solid back; regular $1.0O brush at SOC. s
Nail Brushes Of hard wood, highly pol-
ished with real bristles, two sides. real
Jap brush; a regular 8 sc value; special OF
2Oc. t,ls VI
Il. Antiseptic and Sanitary Tooth Brushes 81
J. of fine quality put.up in gelatine cases;
n special at 25c. 81
Fine quality Pearl Buttons, in one size
Z only regular 10 1-2c buttons, on sale at N
Moe.
i.4 Pearl Buttons Of good quality put up 35
one dozen to card, all sizes, at: &c; peracard.
..s Scissors Of excellent finish and real steel 5
tempered, in sizes from to 6 inches;
special at SOC. 9. Z 5sl
Dressing Combs in both ivory and ebony
i fnsh a regular 35c comb&to 60 on sale s3s
I at 100. MI
I, ". Pearl Belt Buck es, with fastentngs cons
prete, in oval Of square shapes; a53bc value u
Sat Zoo each.
& sasuperflne English Cotton Tape, extra !
Y size rolls, full ] yards, In all width 9, 1Oc 81
e each. 325SS
~ Goldplated and Filled Collar Buttons, in
B all shapes, with gold, pearl or. eel uloid 81
bncls which are worth from Be to l5c6ss$
each, on sale at &c.
Necklaces Of gold crystal jet and COLI
ored beads, in handsome qualities; were 4.
SOC to 81. rs each; sale price, 19c.
Bradey's woodland Violet Talcum Pow
der, in glass or paper packages, with the III
new patent top, / &c per package. 81
4, Bulk Extracts are here in all the best
makes and popular Cd ors. We are show
+ ing a specially large and choice line at 50c !:
L per ounce:
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Sale Of Mems Underwear.

Mems Ribbed Lisle Thread Shirts and
Drawers, an elegant quality garment at
j75c; entire lotto 60 in this sale at 5Oc
each.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
good quality, well finished and elastic Zoe .'''
each. NJ
" Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers, with
elastic ankles; only small lot, but nearly
all sizes are here. They aree50 garments.
but they go at 25c. !.
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Ladies Wash Waists.

Just to. introduce more fully our
Wash Waist Department, which has
been greatly extended this season, we
are going to offer this week some great
price attractions. These will include !.
goods from our regular. stock and quite:
large purchase we have made from,
waist manufactures at: prices far be-
low the real value s. "a lis
Waists Of White India Lawn ], nice alal-
ity, perfect fitting, tucked both front and
back, sheer or medium lawn, nicely fin
1shed garments, which sold at SIPS and
15O; sale price, 05c. 6s58ts
Waists of Fine India Lawn, tucked and
trimmed with German Val. lace or fine
embroidery a $3.50 waist; sale price,,
S1.0S. 4
Waists Of Fine White Mercerzed Ba-
tiste, deliberately trimmed with handsome
medallions and Val. laces, made with COM ON:
blnation sleeve; can be worn either short
or long; regular price, s4.50;s sale. price,
1915.
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A Sale Of
Ladies Garments
at One.Half and Les: Of
Former Prices.

Silk Shirt-Waist Suits.
A small lot Of these garments, to close
out. 20 on sale at less than half price
Tho range of prices was $1,000 to $500.
They are on sale now at 8 900 to 8 900.
Black Silk Coats.
E This lot of Coats ranged in price from
$1,000 to $4,000. :i 7..s e,t,s.f4
The prices we placed for quick selling
$500 to $500. .sS Us 55,s /
A Skirt Sale.
There are just 40 Wooden Walking
Skirts Of mohair, cheviot, ETC., In this lot,
which include blacks, navys, grays and
other colors. The assortment and sizes
gives a good chance to all, and we are 60
ing to sell the entire lot at just one-half
Of former prices .
Were $500 to $1,000
Now $3.50 to 8 GOO
New Wash Suits.
"A limited number of these are here
at a great saving to you in price, made
possible by a fortunate purchase of our
buyer from we'll known manufacturer
who wanted to close out his high-grade
garments. We bought them 50 as to
offer to you at nearly ONE-HALF OF
their real value.
There are a few new silk coats in the
above lot of garments which will also.
be offered at ONE-HALF real value.
New Wash Skirts
Are here in the greatest variety Of both
material, style and price, from $1.5O to
$3.50.
Kimonos Of Cotton Crepe.
These are in short or long, slightly gar
ments, but the sizes are broken, and they
60 at ne-half price:
.Wero $500 to $3.50
Now so to $1.25