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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-12-21
Fa;y Year. in Postal Service.

Daniel w. Fowler inquiry clerk in
he Milwaukee postofice, has bcen
halt century in the postal service.
Numerous friends remembered the
Golden jubilee, senZling him flowers
t1d ether tribrtes. Mr.. Fowler xas
corn r. z log cshia which STOOL lsar
shat i now the western Limit Of Ill.
walEss
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-12-21
Events Of
a Week
Local Brevities

w. Hail Horne was in Haley
Monday.
J. R. Hart, OF Haley was in
town Yesterday.
Remember the date, DR.. Row
ley, dentist. at DR.. Dill's office Dec
81 to Jan 4.
Il NJ. McCoIIum Of Twin Falls
vas in town the first Of the week.
Major Fred r. Reed, EDITOR OF
the American Falls Advertiser, was
in tom the first Of shc ueek.
-Dr d. p. Rowley will be at
DR. Dill's' Office, December 81 to
Jan. 4, prepared TO do dental work
Walter White and VIII Custer
arrived from Salt Lake this morn
Ing to spend the holidays with
their parents
Rev. Jones Of p catello will
hold services in Christ Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Patton, sister Of Mrs Benz.
Darrah, 10 expected TO arrive from
Caldwell tomorrow, to visit during
the holidays,
County Surveyor John Koets
left Tuesday morning for Grand
Rapids Mich to spend Christmas
at his old home. 4
Mrs Ford, nee Stella Polling,
arrived from salt Lake yesterday
evening 10 spend the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs + A. Burkill.
Don't wait too long to pick out ,
Christmas presents II You pur-
chase uowyou can find just what
you want at Siarrh's Drug Store. ]
Miss Alta Cooling, daughter OF !
Mr. and Mrs r. w Gooding, will i
arrive from Lake Forest, H., this fl
'vening TO spend the holidays at
lomo- {
Ed Gooaing will arrive from $,
'oeatello this evening to spend e
christmas With his father and S
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. h
iooding.
F, II cmndall and y NJ. Glenn OIL
nts, who have been working at n,
iooding for some time past, return W
a TO shoshonc Wednesday having &C
onipleted their work. Sc
Miss Josephine Parry arrived
lis morning from Albion, where e,
ic has been iiending the State da
ormal, and will visit with her no
arents till after New Years. II.
G. L Evcieth of Twin Falls, Al
rs a shoshonc visitor yesterday.
r. Escleih st ties that he has de-
led 10 locate ia Bull and that he =,
IL move there in a few days. ~,
W. +. Millsaps promises some OF by
? local sportsman turkey shoot. ire
Q turkeys have been iattening fire.,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-12-21
Beating the Loan Sharks.

Here is godliness and g-odliness
beautifully combined. Says the Wash.
ington Post: A pastor at Cleveland
mas devised a plan CT loaning money,
under terms Of strictest secrecy. to
members of his congregation in or.
der to keep them out OF the clutches
or the lean sharks, and VIII charge
no interest. That man is going to
make himself mighty popular # he
s'iease1s IN showing that loans ana
sai.atioa Should both be free.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-12-21
Makirn Pillows Of eponaes.

M1FIrn FIhOWS o. Spo1ges.
For years the trimmings and cuiis
of the Florida sponge trade we're
waste matter; now, at Miami. they
are cleaned. assorted and made into
mattresses and Pillows. Sponge mat
trosaes have Strung into great de-
r.and and cyery one that can be made
is prcHst.y sciI
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-12-21

to come OFF ut the ball grounds
Monday afternoon.
] Willis Sullivan of HALEY was in
town Sunday evening on his way
TO Chicago.
Have your teeth examined by
DIR. Rowl. y, dentist, at Shoshone,
Dec. 3l.Jan. A.
Miss Bessie Burnside is expected
TO arrive from Pocat- 10 this even
ing TO spend the holidays at home.
Leave orders for Ducks, Turkeys.
Geese and Chickens for Xmas at
Clusters Meat Market.
Rcy. Mr.. Barnes, presiding elder
Of the Boise district, WI preach in
the Methodist church next Sunday
evening.
Chas Walters has been very
sick tho past two days and it is re-
ported that he. is threatened with
pneumonia.
Archie Mcfarland, assessor OF
Blaine county, was in town We'd
nesday morning ON his way home
from a trip TO Boise
luther Jacobs Of IEagermann
was in town Tuesday OH his way |
to Michigan ior the holidays. This
is Mr.. Jacobs first visit to his old
home for over AZ years.
Mi Alberta McFall, who has
been attending the Collegiate In
siitute at Salt Lake, arrived this
morning to visit with her parents
during the holidays.
Dads Little Liver Fill thorough
y clean the system, good for luzy
iyers, makes clear complications
right eyes and happy thoughts.
or sale by 4. NJ. Starrh.
Many of the young people of j
hoshone that have been attending ;
chool ont OF town this year are {
expected TO return tomorrow and I
sunday TO spend their holidays at
ONE.
The Holy Communion will be Il
bscrved at the Methodist church {
ext Sunday morning, Rev. Ed t
ards officiating. A cordial wei c
ome is extended to all at these v
'ryices. W
II. II. Kiusey, president of the -
box Co., left Wednes- ="
~ morning for HALEY on busl-
'ss connected with the company II
c was accompanied by his son, n,
Ipha kInsey. S,
Christmas will be celebrated in u
appropriate way at the Baptist 90
urch, Monday evening at 7:30 80
re Christmas tree and exercises y"
the children. The use of the ~
e as in other years. is entirely I'M
e and open 10 the public. oy
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Noyinger and
!, Frederick, left Tuesday morn. 70
for Kirksville, Mo, where they an
| spend the holidays with Mr.. lns
vinger's parents. They expect on
return about ihe 9th oi II, KIT .he
nth. iro
raj
'wo days treatment free. Rings iii
'pepsia Tablets, for impaired di- hon
ton, impure breath, perect as pla
ula ion Of food, inc eased APP VIII,
tc. Do not fail to avail your war
of the above offer. For sale sto,
T NJ. Starrh. Eont
our money funded if after anu
lg three iourshs [4J OF tabc OF eil'i
iZan. you are dissatisfied. Re pru
the balance OF tlletube to your cent
agist, and yeur money will be
,rfullv returned Take advo,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-12-21

style, en- now be had at tie Stock
mems Gale.
While tire holiday goods are
going fast Mr.. Starrh states that
! he will probably have enough to
hold out
Mr.. and Mrs. J L. Beckett and
son left Tuesday morning for
Esharpsburg, iowa, where they viii
s;sit during the holidays at Mr..
| Becke.ps old home.
The Christmas entertainment
and treat for tie Sunday school
children OF the Methodist church
will be given Monday Christians
eve. at 80 p. IN. Everybody
welcome.
Toys, Toys, Toys. Musical,
mechanical, magnetical Reason
able, durable and laughablc Any
and every kind # t'ys that VII
lenteriain both old and yonng.
Such is the variety that may be
found at Siarrh's Drug Store.
ManZan Pile Remedy put up in
convenient, collapsible subcs with
nozzle attachment so that the rem
edy may be applied at the very
seat of the trouble, thus relieving
almost instantly bleeding, itching
or producing piles. Satisfaction
guara need or money refunded. For
sale by I. NJ. Starrh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Goodwin are
with Mr. ana Mrs. c. lam
sen. Mrs Goodwin is a d daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen and sir
Goodwin formerly worked for the
Short Line at this place. ] hey
are now living in Salt Lake where
hey wi | return after the holidays. q
"Pineules" non-alcholicl made J.
rom resin from the Pine Forests
lsed for hundycds OF years for i
Bladder and Kidney diseases. Med $
cine for thirty days, sl.09. Guar il
'nteed to give satisfaction or mon q
y refunded. Get our guarantee !,
rom I. N. Starrh. or
Orlan % Emmons was in Sho q
hone Tuesday. Mr.. Emmons,
'rmerly p oprietor Of the store in %
iooding, has sold is interests pc
lere and will probably lie We for S'
i'll few days Ike left -
'ednesday morning for Rupert i,
here he will visit with his son in
" and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. ii,
ind, Tor several days.
Iy
The relief of Coughs and Colds ro
lough laxative influence, origi- w
ltcd with Ree's Laxative Cough "'
'rup containing t'oney and Tar, III,
cough syrup containing no opia- cuI
: or roisons, which is extensively
ld. Secure bottle at once, OBJ Sa'
IN a guarantee coupon, and if not -,
Ily satisfied with results, your
'ney will be refunded. For sale
I. Nj. Starrh.
The friendly advice that we gave
parents last week was not given
y too soon. Last Monday even ID
a mother missed her daughter.
: called the child's name but
re was no answer; enquiries
N the neighbors and pedcst-
rs we're fruitless. Worried un-
almost frantic she went into the
sc to think of some possible
&c where the child could be
N she happened to think of Ike
ming in last weeks paper Not |
'ping to don wraps she rushed k
OF the house and down town I
sure enough she ,Duid her :
d standing in front of Starrh's
@ store adnlirino tbe mocr;e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

services at the house and interment at
Glasgow.
William Morrison Of North Fifth street
has. disposed of his household goods and
will reside in Wilmington. Miss Laura
Bacon will move into the house vacated
by Mr. Morrison.
An audit of the books Of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association is being
mad and the report will shortly be pre-
sented to the stockholders of the asso-
citation.
Signs prohibiting trespassing have been
posted on the Janvier property, and the
field which has served during the winter
as n near cut from the southwesterly
section of the city 20 the steel plants
is now closed to the men who have been
using it.
Arthur Dnscoll has moved to the
property recently vacated by James King
on North Second street, and William b.
Saltmarsh OF Wilmington will againoccupy
This own house, which was vacated by Mr..
Driscoll.
Witch hazel soap for tender skin, l0c.
+. Challenger & Son. pharmacists.
James Craig, residing at the School
house lane. is remodeling the property
az "a ANoN Nl NlNAAaA 4NAAAiNtA ANAAAAos AN a
new addition, and porches which will
extend around the property.
The musicale at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Eliason, at o clock this
evening. under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples Society OF the First Presbyterian
Church, promises to be a fine affair. Many
tickets have been sold
Garden. flower, potato seed. Onion
sets l0c. quart rakes lspades. Stoops#
Among the sick George Cline, who hal
been very ill. is able to be out-Charlei
Hoimann. who has been i'll for eevera
days. is recovering Mrs. A. E. Goudisl
continues to improve Mrs Mary b. LAM
! who has been III for several weeks, is show
| ing slight improvement.
The Jim Shoe. S3.5O-Shaw'st
Personal: Mrs. Mary Countlss left 70
Baltimore, yesterday, 10 spend 10 day
with her niece, Mrs George Painter-Mrs
Uriah Mcclure and Mrs Loomis O. Wis
are visiting at Sudlersville, Md-Rey
| William T. Birmingham Of Wilmington
has been visiting here-Rev. Fredericl
| Y. Campbell is visiting in New York
Prof II II. Hay of Philadelphia is visit
ing in this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

Infants' long and short Dresses Of
fine Nainsook. embroidery 06n
trimmed; value SOC, at......., ,LJb
500 pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, 21s yards long, value 00n
JOc, at t....... .........,.-....s' GNV
500 dozen Ladies' Fine Summer
Ribbed Vests, tsped neck and In
armholes, the 1870 quality, at. ~
Ribbons, pure silk, No. 40, 10 all
colors; value lSc; special I'M
yard at, ,.................. iOv
Ladies' fine Lisle Lace Hose in
black and brown; value 100 19I/n
pair, at ................... tG/2V
Bleaohed Sheets, hemmed, ready for
use, Slxe0, the Toe quality. Sale 6En
price. e.........s....sss ..s..'sss'..s wv
Ladies' Scaris, , yards long, H0n
in all colors; value 100, at... fJI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Special Opening Display

In Ready-to-Wear and Untrim-
med Shapes. All Hats Trimmed
Free of Charge.
Handmade, ready-to. wear Hats,
mads of tine horse hair braid, spangleo
rim and trimmed with fine silk flowers
and foliage value 81. 25 open Ct 06
ing sale price e................ WlIGO
Large assortment Of Untrimmed
Hats; come in theI most popular and
colors special from ....... 4yG up
SOC flowers at 25c.
A large bunch Of rubber stem 06o
roses with foliage, value SOC, at. LJG
Large bunch of rose foliage, 16n
30 values special at............ IJJ
We also carry a full line of new
flower, quilts, wings, ostrich feathers
and aigTettes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

Muslin and Cambria Gowns
yokes finished with fine hem
stitched tucks; others again with
Two rows of embroidery or laces
finished with tuoks; value 9no
Ooci ALL. .................. uOu
All our 500 Boys Madras and
PeTcale Blouses and Jackets 96o
TO go at...,,. .............,.. EJO
200 Alarm Clocks guaranteed
good timekeopers; value Sl.OO, 60o
at'''' '''''s'''s'. .........s.. OOu
Extra heavy Flanneletta Wrap
Ters; good assortment Of stripes
and figures; regular price is I'M
sl49; special prics at. t...... JG
Ladies' ands Gents fast black, En
full seamless Hose; value los, at JG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Great Sale Of SAMPLE Shoes.

We have secured at about one-half the
cost Of production, the entire line of
sample shoes made by George W. Snow
oi Brockton, Mass, the well-known shoe
manufacturer.
All shoe manufacturers are obliged TO
make a great sacrifice on their sample
shoes.
sample shoes are always the maker s
best-for no manufacture would think
OF sending out coarse shoes for samples.
The styles are the very latest and we
have nearly all sizes in one style or
another.
The quantity is limited and early callers
will get the best.
We can secure sample shoes but twice
q wear. SO come at once.
People who have once bought sample
shoes are always eager to secure more OF
them.
We place on sale mems $3.50 s4 and
S5 shoes in all kinds OF leather
Sale price $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
DOVER
sreelal corte.nondence ol Nverv EvenlnE.

Special Couespondence OF Everv Evening
Dover, March 80 Mrs Annie Kemp
Ridgcly. widow of DR. Henry Ridgely OF
this town, has purchased and will have
placed In Christ r. y. Church this town. a
handsome memorial window. made in
Munich, in memory of her husband. who
was for many years senior warden Of the
church
Harry Morris, for several years iantor
OF the Dover public school building. has
presented his resignation 10 take effect at
the close oi the school year ia June.
Mr. and Mrs W J Benson entertained
at dinner last evening, Rev. L. n. Barrett
and wife. RevAlfred Smith and wife. Rev
s. NJ Morgan and wife and Mr. and Mrs
James lihlIazel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Our Opening Specials.

Bleached and UnbIeAched Table Lin
en-, the regular 35c kind, to 60 01o
at the yard. ................ GJb
Extra large size BedspTeads. hemmei
and a." re ready for u''' the 7So qu'i- 49e
Big Girls Gingham Dresses, all up
to-date goods IN different styles,
sizes 8 to IA years, value CSC, h0o
special at...................... f0I
Pillow Cases Of fine bieached muslin,
45x33 inches, the loo grade. Sale I'm
price s....'....s ~
Nainsook Corset Covers, trimmed
with two Icws of Val. insertion
front and back and ruffie Of pretty
lace and ribbon beading; the best
500 covers you ever bought; 06o
for tomorrow at. ................ LJG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

sbundantly supplied with the newest
and best. We mention for tomorrow
just two specials.
Women's Dainty Lingerie Waists of
sheer White Lawn, so entirely new
models, short and long sleeves; open
front and back too numerous to men
tion all all handsomely trimmed with
fine Val Lace, embroidery and tucking
we'll worth $500; opening sale non
price s'...s s..s...s.ssss.... OOV
Beautiful Baby Irish Lace Waists
Full blouse and three quarter sleeves,
finist ed with fine Val. insertion and
med lions; attached lace collars !;
China silk lined; value 81. 80 CO no
at. Observation-Disclosures. 0Z,J0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Special Correspondence OF livery evening

Special Correspondence OF livery evening
Dover, March 30 The State Board Of
Education met here yesterday in quarterly
session II was decided not TO make any
change in text books at this time. but 10
continue the committee. consisting Of
Prois. Carroll, Spaid and Brookes, the
three county superintendents. with DR..
Hauer, president Of Delaware College,
which committee shall report at the next
meeting of the board
Some discussion was had in reference to
pupils outside of regular graded schools
attending graded schools elsewhere; also
TO those desiring to attend Normal School
outside OF the State
Prof. Brookes read an interesting paper
on the Advantages of a Closed Text
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
The Newest Styles
in WOmen'S Coats,
Suits and Skirts.

Display of the rlost Beautiful
Spring Garments Priced Lower
Than Ever.
Noboy and charming, Etcn model
aud patty Pony tailor-made suits ia
broadcloth, and pretty shades of gray
mixtures, collaTless style, beautifully
tailored with cuff, deep girdle lined
with soft. finished satin. The skirts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
WiImingtOn'S Greatest
Waist Store.

Itseems as though everybody in viii
mington knows that the JacopY's waist
store is the fountain head for all that
is now fashionable, good and lew
priced in women g waists. The business
is tremendous, the stocks are kept
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Ladies' Fancy Collars, IOC.

Fancy six Collars the Spring styles
with without tabs washable and others and
values, for this special only I0C
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
TAE MEMS OF MEM CASTLE
Great Activity In Political Cir
cles, Especially Among
the Democrats.
THE FIRST SHAO OF THE SEASON
Was Caught Yesterday by John
Foster and William Abel.

Complaint That Birds Arc Being Killed In
violation of Law-Dr. rrettyman frepar-
Ing 20 Go 40 Snow Hin, Nd, Where his
New Charge 10 Looated-sociAl and Per-
aonai Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
HOOper's knOdyne, .oTElE' 19c ;"S aT.
Easter Footwear at Amazingly Low Prices.

Never have such Shoe Values been
Easter record The following
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Small Trial List.

The trial list of this morning s session
of the Municipal Court contained only
four eases. three of which were charges
OF drunkenness, and the remaining one
trespassng Each of the accused was
fined ST. In the trespass case Howard
johnson was the delendent and the
prosecuting witness was Louisa Magnell
who testified that johnson went into her
house yesterday and refused TO leave
when she ordered him to do so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Dolls Disposed OF.

The two dolls which were on exhibition
at the recent fair of the Blue Hens Chick
ems have been disposed Of The large
doll goes TO Miss lhclma Massey of Phila-
delphia, and the doll in "a cradle becomes
the property of Mrs. Thomas Shallcross
of No. 1905 Shallcross avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
ladies' GirdTe COrSets, 23C.

Tape Gde Corses tape
hooks They 18 to % Very Summer
Sold regularly for 39c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Wnmen's OYfnrds.

All the new spring styles. Shiny
leather. russets and black kidskin. Low
and high heels. All sizes. Usually $500
at Sl.20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

Mirrors tell the story Of compilations
teautihed by the aid OF Glenn's Sulphur
Soap.
hii's Hair and whlsker Dye. Black or
Brown. See.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Mems Ribbed Underwear, 25C.

weight Ribbed Shirts Drawers all szes Just the
thing make the change from heavy medium.
sizes; sold regularly for 39c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
TaiIOr-made Jackets.
The New Walking Skirts.
S1.9S, S2.98 and $4.9S
The New Spring Models in
CORSETS.

X. & G. new tapering ooTsets, short,
medium and deep hip, high and low
bust, with hose supporter. Every de-
sirable style to suit most any figure;
splendid values at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

These cuts represent few of the
styles of Mems Shoes we are show
ing in our $3.50 and S4.00 lines.
Among them, the Matchless Freak
Last, fits more feet. gives more real
comfort, than any last made.
In all feathers and every width,
$3.50.
We can show exceptional values in
Colt 0xfOrdS. Butchers
and the new narrow toe Button, both
in High and Low cuts.
Our $3.50 and S4.OO Shoes
are exceptional values, and we can
save you money. for these are the
class of shoes that usually sell at 81
higher price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
75C, csc, STAG and S2.48

Spsoial sale OF line Batiste GiTdles
and Corsets in short and long 06o
hip; value SOC, at............... LJ6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Wnman'S lrfnrhs.
WOmen'S Ribbon Pumps.

OF patent leather. patent coltskin, tan
Russia calf and white. All sizes and
widths. $500 kinds at S2.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-13
A Little Sermon on Handkerchief Buying

The mental attitude with which you approach handkerchief buying probably responsible than other for the ease and frequency which you lose them Oh just thing do something cheap You usually get it, too in the usual Why change? Why not be careful with the handkerchief buying? Pay little get good onesthen you will be careful NOT to lose them
 Best way however, is buy at Marks Here good hand kerches eoueny cost less good kind other For example:
 All pure lnen grass bIeached 1-S to l-4 in hems, neatly hemstitched Worth 1.SO dog. at 00c.
 Pure linen handkerchiefs, hen1stitched. Dainty sizes very appropriate for children. Worth 75c doz at soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-13
f mbrOide cries xs11A 5! Q SIPS Yard se 5OC 1870 24 Inches Wide o)

Swiss Embroderes---straght from St. Ga-he
 little village nestled on the Alpine eyries that is the en1- brodery hub of the world. Look at the fabric of which these are made-t is fmy and decate-bu it is GOOD. It is woven to and wash. The patterns are su- perb-yes beautiful identical with those you usually find in qualities costing treble todays price Unique and different but not bizarre quiet refined, not vulgar or noisy. Notice the WidthS---18 to 24 inches--Wde them you begin to think how prettly they will adorn the flounces of skirts or how well they will make up into corset covers A table holding two thousand five hundred yards will be ready tomorrow morning.
 Not yard worth less than Sl. while much of it is worth S1 25, at soc yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-13
MatCteSS and Monumental May Merchandising Marks
OttOnS and LfnenS---FOr DRESSES---COLOrs and White

The call for white The Marx stock responds. We are meeting the demand admirably and satisfactorily What you Wantexactly, not something just as good, is here whether it is in linens or in sturdy substantial cot tons that look like linens. One reason why the selling is smashing all records lies in that prices are mar ves of cheapness.
 Dress linen-36-n. wide, white of round thread linen For Eton suits and skirts that wash and wear woman tells us that others ask Soc for similar quail ties: our price 4Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-13
A Merry May Festival i'm
Cotton Goods!

All is activity now in the household Sewing ma chimes are humming scissors are flying and making queer drawlng noises puncuated by sharp curt snaps as they glide over tables cutting out patterns and seam
 May time, when Womens thoughts busIy turn to sum- mer dressmaking This sale of cotton goods could not come in happier me it arrives patty dovetang exactly with your wants. Ten thousand yards are involved and not yard that is not sensational bargain its price. It typical characteristic Marx event packed full of sound and Simon Pure economies in the Weaves