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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

McDonalds end, but could not do so.
Yale was peualized fifteen yards and it
was Yales ball on it's own four-yard line.
Kennard replaced Mcdonald for Harvard.
Yale piled up the Crimson line and got a
yard Then Veeder from behind his goa.
line punted to his thirty-yard line and
Newhall ran outside at the thirty-three
yard line. forward pass, Ncwhall to
Orr, gave Harvard ten yards. Yale broke
through the line the next time and nailed
Newhall for loss on a double pass
Foster fumbled, Forbes got the bah on his
own Twenty-Five yard line. Dimes took
Jones place. Vocdcr puhtcd to Newhal.
az the Crimson's forty-seven yard line
Newhan fumbled and Forbes got the ball.
Linn took Bomar's place Yale tore up the
Crimson In two plays for total of ten
yards. Wcrnecken took Morse's place and
Morse took Alcotts place
Yale tore up the Crimson in terrific
fashion and the ball was quickly on Har-
wards tweuty-yard line They smashed
through for five yards. The game ended
with the ball on Harvard's thirteen-yard
line Final score: Yale 6; Harvard, o.
The lineup:
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AMEs WINS By Marrow MARGIN
safety is the Only Point Made in the
Game.

IOWA CITY Nov. 24-(Special Telc-
gram Iowa university lost to Ames to-
day in one Of the hardest fought battles
in the history Of Iowa foot ball, by the
score Of to 0. The only score registered
by the Aggies came early I'm the first half.
when quarter back kicked an end run
by Jeansen and Biller. and gain on an
exchange of pqnts gave Ames the ball on
Iowa's ten-yard line, Jeanscn sent three
plays against the Iowa line and tn"
Hawkeyes held. taking the ball on their
own Vineyard line. Kent attempted to
punt out of danger standing behind the
goal line. Mills broke through, stopping
the punt and the ball rolled back Of the
Iowa goal and back Of a fence, where
Brugger fell. on. it. Referee Hoagltnd
gave Ames a safety on the play, scoring
the only two points,
Iowa won the toss and chose to defend
the south goal: Ames kicked off. Kent
returned the ball forty yards. Iowa failed
TO gain and Kent kicked TO Ames' forty
Vineyard line Jones grabbed of twenty
yards around left end Bfllet took four
and a ouarterback kick placed the ball
within striking distance of the Iowa goal.
II was at this point that Ames scored I'm
end of the first half Ames and Iowa
fought 1t out the play being first in Ames'
territory and then in Iowas. The Aggies
were penalized twice for on-Yde play.
repetition of the first half Throughout
the entire game the Ames line played a
the Hawkeyes plays were effective i'm
gaining over or around II. Ames also
failed to gain materially over the Iowa
line. though late in the second half they
started a march for the Hawkeye goal on
bucks, off-tackle and through center that
only stopped when Iowa held on its own
twenty-yard line. Tho only thing that
saved the Hawkeyes from being defeated
by a decisive score was the fact that
none of the Ames men in the field were
able to handle Kents punts The work
OF Jeanson at quarter back was miserable
i'm the extreme, and late in the second
half he was replaced by Hubbard.
Ames made a desperate attempt to score
in the second half on free kicks from
fair catches which were made in tho
center of the field. The Aggies tried
the play six times. but only once did the
ball sail dangerously near the Iowa goal
posts. Kent failed In his one attempt
to make a goal from free kick. After
n fair catch he attempted to drop the
| ball between the posts from Ames' forty.
| FIVE yard line, but the oval fell short tci
| yards
Plays permitted under the new rules
| We're not very much in evidence Ames
/ worked a forward pass once, but lost two
| other times.
Coach Chalmers "skiddoo" was ruled
/ out by the officials on the ground tina,
4 It had tendency to draw the opposiuu
| team off-side. Ames had "A clever quarter.
/ back kick that worked three times out OF
| I'VE. Streff. Kent, Allen and Kirk played
/ the star game for Iowa, while Reppert
| Brugger and McElhenney We're the star
performers for the Aggies. The lineup:
IN A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
GOPHERs WIN BY NARROW MARGIN
Minnesota Surprised by weight and
StNIe of PIRN of HOOsiern

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 9-Inuana proved
a surprise TO Minnesota To-Day, losing
a hard game, 10 s. When the Hoosler
team first appeared on the field their
weight was a shock 10 the hackers of the
Minnesota team and their style of play
was another shock. Minnesota kicked on
and an exchange OF punts brought the bail
to the center of the field. where Mime
sofa lost IL ON downs. Indiana was held
and the game became "A kicking duel With
the ball on Minnesota's thirty-yard limo
Diu OF Indiana secured II on a tumble and
ran for a touchdown. Minnesota worked
the ball TO within field goal distance, where
Marshall failed to make place kick. the
ball striking the crOssbars. a long punt
then permitted Minnesota 10 force Captain
Hare Of Indiana over, scoring a safety
More line plays by Minnesota brought the
ball within eight yards OF Indiana goal
line, where Il hfteen-yaru penalty WAS en-
forced. Marshall Kicked q gOaf from the
twenty. hve-yurd line and the half ended
Indiana s, Minnesota 8.
Early in the second half Indiana tried n
a free kici from It's own twenty-yard line.
Minnesota here resorted 10 straight foot
ball again but was finally forced to punt,
and the ball was booted back and forth
between Indiana's littcen-yard line and the
center OF the held After being penalzed
twenty yards Indiana got the ball on its
own thlrTy-yGrd line. Indiana punted tu
Minnesota thiTty-scVeu-ya yard line and Min
nesOta made a seVen-yard return. ia turn
punting. and following IL up so speedily
that Hare, who got 10, was forced over
for another safety. Score: Minnesota, 8;
Indiana, g. This ended the counting,
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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
TeIIfare Wins Hunters Championship
SteepIechnkc at BenninE. -

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-BeautifuI
weather and we'll balanced card in the
Hunters Champion steeplechasc attracted
to the Benning track today one Of tho larg
est crowds of the meeting. Pretenson In
the fifth race, finished second. but was dis
qualified for fouling oxford just after the
turn into the stretch. Jockey Miller had
five mounts and won all of them. Results:
First race seven furongs: Workman won
Belle Stromo second, Azelina third, Time:
:295k. ...H
Second race, Hunters Championship,
stecpleChase, about three miles: TeilfaTe
won, Essex second, Mount Henry third.
Third race. five and a half furIongs: Tenn
merac won, Narello second Ambush third.
Time. HOS.
Fourth race. Beuning special one mills
and half: Banker won. Cedprstrome sec
ond. Dainty third. Time: 2:42S.
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yaros:
oxford won, OrmOnde's Right second, No-
lada third. Time: 1:b25.
sixth race. one mile and throe-sixteonth.
Emperor of India won, lvanhOc second,
Minifred 4 third Time: 2:O6ss
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 24-Results at
First race, six furlongs: Fred Bent won,
Silver Sue second, Tavora third Time:
second race. five furlongs: Ocean Shore
won Al Lindley second, Fred Mulholland
Third race. one mile and an eighth:
Water Cure won, Jack Little second, w. Il.
Gates third Time: 1856.
Fourth race, one mile and 100 yards
Ramus won, Logistilla second Dolinda
third. Time; 1858.
Fifth race, one mile: Dewey won Mill
tary Man second Roila third. Time; l;ils5
Sixth race, six furlongs Princess Titanu
won, Ruby second, Van Ness third. Time
1888 1901
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2L-Results at
Fair Grounds
First race, five and half furlongs OPP
tional VOC, Quinn Brady second, Sheer
third. Tnie: l;O62s.
Second race, six furlongs: Gid won, Beau
BTummel second, JacomO third. Time
1:142S.
Third race, one mile and seventy yard !
Judge Post won, DIT. Spruill second Orly II
third Time: / :45b.
Fourth race. Inaugural handicap six fur
longs, $3.50 added: Belmore won, Meadow
Breeze second, Hannibal Bey third. Time
1.13N
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs: To-
began won, Cutter second Alencon third.
Time: 1905.
Sixth race one mile Missouri Lad won,
| Odd Ella second Henry Watterson third.
Time: l:il2b.
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York Champion OF nigh schools.

YORK Nob.. Nov. gL-(Spccial.l THE
York High school students arc stiu cello
hrs ting their victory over the Beatrice
.tr5n Yesterday. Beatrice was the only
team I'm tho state that recently has mad,
any claim for the championship of hian
srhools Y0Tk's goal I'm the many games
This year including Omaha. has never been
crossed High schools throughout iho stat
now concede that York Is champion of tho
state on Thanksgiving day York VIII play
the champions of IoWa-MissOuri valley
st York Tho York team will do us best
and hopes 10 win the championship "l
the two states,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
-IIIInnla nefrnts pnrdne.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. nov. 2L-Prduc was
defeated by Illinois ia the foot ball game
here on Stuart field, to 0. Weather con
al the south end, this operating 10 Pun
dues disadvantage Neither side scored
I'm the first half. In the second half stow
arr kicked or 60 Miles, who returned the
ball TO Purduos thirtyyard line Reed
tried an on-side kick and Long fell ON the
ball on Purdue's forty-hVc-yard line Long
and Merrill made short gains ANA Reeds
on-sidc kick was captured by PetugreW.
who ran twenty yards for touchdown.
Gardner failed TO kick goal.
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Indencndcnts ham Lnthrnna.

The first half Of the game Saturday, be-
wccn the Lathrops and the Independents
,as characterized by the stubborn resist
nee of the Lathrops, and although the
all was in their territory most OF the
me the Independents did not succeed
n pushing the ball over the goal. In
nc second half the Independents started
IN with a rush that overwhelmed tho
Lathrops. BY using both tackles for
good gains, the forward pass with sue
cess, the on-side kick and the return kick,
the lndeI endents scored three touchdowns,
making the score IL to o at the end of
the last half The stars We're Howard,
Johnson, Whinnery and DclamatrC.
Retcrec: Prenttss. Umpire: Adams.
Halves Is minutes
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vILLANovA sCoREs ON QUAKERs
Game Of Academy Team surprise
for the ImiNersitY.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2i-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania was scored on two
today by toe Nilanova eleven. The final
score was - TO -. The two touChdowns
which the visitors secured were made
through Pennsylvania's poor handling of
Duntg in the back field.
Lawrence the Quaker quarterback, Jug
plpd q punt and allowed the bail 10 roll
over the line, where MCGinn fell on IL for
tho visitors. I'm the second half LongWcIl s.
tumble gave the bali 20 McGlnn NJ mid
length OF the field for Il touchdown.
the Quakers scored their four touch
downs by rushing the ball down tho Held IN
good fashion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
Third Creighton Team Wins.

Creighton's third team added the Omaha
Commercial college TO its list OF victories
defeating IT on Creighton's field yesterday
by a score of Is TO 8. Corrigau and Magyar
starred on the offensive. DOughCrty also
assisted in advancing the bali and put up
a fine defensive game. Crcighton's ends
were strong and aside from a few line
smashCs, where their excessive weight told,
the Commercials were unable to gain. The
third team il made UP Of members of the
high school department OF the college and
viii wind up most successful season
Thanksgiving day, when they go to GIar-
Ian, Ia. to meet the high school team Of
that place. This team defeated the Omaha
High school this season.
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nundee Defeats RorIe..

Dundee added another victory to its clean
formers grounds. Dundee won the toss
and chose the west goal. BOyles Kicked to
Howell who was dOwncd in his tracks
After gaining their yards, Dundee kicked
10 the fifty-third-yard line, Nash recovering
the ball. Dundee again kicked, the ball
going over the goal line, where Stoetscl
fell on II. making the only touchdown.
Selby missed goal. Score, TO o, after eight
minutes Of play. The half ended with the
hall IN Dundee's possession, IN Boyles
territory.
The second half was hotly contested and
was largely a kicking game. The ball see
sawed back and forth over the center OF
the field and the half ended with the ball
IN Boyles' territory, with Dundee IN pos
session.
Dundee has never been scored on this
year but would like TO play some team
who VIII be liable 10 score. a few points
on them Thanksgiving The lineup was As
fol1ousg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
ForR TIRsTs MD TWO SECONDS
Ernest Bader shows skill in Athletics
nj Fremant Meet

TRTMONT. Ncb.. Nov. % -lSpecial TcIr-
gram. Tile Fremont High school held It's
annual track meet az the driving park yos-
fsrd9v afternoon Ernest RAIDER won the
prize for the best 5U-rouud athlete, winning
Hrst ion lO1-yard dash, shot put, hammer
throw and broad jump aud second ia tho
~ and 2g0-vard dash. The GEck athletic
team will be represented az the spring high
school meet al Lincoln. Bader, who won
Yesterday, Is also r good foot ball player
and is considered way-up b9s C. BAH pitcher.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
Indian. Defeat Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Nov. H.-1he Carlisle M
dams defeated the University Of Cincinnati
team, rs 20 o. here to-day. The local team
was strengthened bY few t0rnle" en-
cinnau university players. and IN th- lal'
Ter part OF the second half Tom GraNduu,
the famous Harvard fullbaCk, was put n.
the game, but had mo- opportunity 10 make
any star plays.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

The Fort Omaha soldiers and the SUI
periors viii clash on the gridiron al Dietz
soldiers claim the championship of all
tho soldier teams i'm this vicinity. The
Supporters have played q number Of gaines
this year and have made a good showing
for light team. Both teams play fast
ball. so good game can be looked for.
Game called M 3 p. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
Entire season without scoring.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov el-Dcteated by
INC i-niversitv OF Arkansas ~ TO O. Tulane
university today closed its foot BAN sea-
son without having scored q single point.
Tulane has been defeated I'm every gume
except one, the score then being 20 Cd.
Arkansas made its score mainly by straight
foot ball bucking the line for three touch
AnMna and making ONE nLAoe KICK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

school Of Cleveland for several years, will
he returned to the State university. The
game today was highly spectacular. A
Jake kick, combined with a forward pass
gave the Ohio State university team
touchdown in the first half and Barring
ION forty-tive-yard run, after catching a
4unt, gave the other I'm the second half.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Nov. A.-CSpe-
caD-The high school foot bali team de-
feated the high school team Of kcarney
superiority at every point i'm the game, ex-
ceptiug weight. The locals have been de-
fcated only once this season, by the Mill
tary academy at KeaTucy, which team H.
defeated by a worse score in a return gamo
in this city. Tho last game will be played
on Thanksgiving day, with the college Of
this city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
s,rnrnrr Mn frnm Wrst pnint.

WEST POINT " y. Nov. 2L-In the
vcr-ity defeated West Point. ( 10 C. syria
cusc scored I'm the first half with q place
kick after three unsuccessful trials pre-
yiously West Point played raggcdly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

SIOUX FALLS. S. d., Nov. 2L-CSpccial
Tclcgrum1-In the foot BAN contest hero
this afternoon between the high school
teams of Sioux city ana Sioux Fails neither
team was able to- score. The game was
played on muddy field,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
NEBRASKA.


Referee Mccormack Dartmouth. Inn
pires Snow Michigan; Starbuck Cornell,
Head inesinan and timekeepsr, Bard,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. A-By defeating
Wooster today ~ o. D, the Ohio bthtc
M iversity won the Ohio college foot ball
Champic1ship for 1896 and the champ.on-
-hip cup, witch hes been held by The case
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Last season he played few games with
a Fremont nine and made "A promising
record in the box
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Touchdown Roome. Goal from touch
down Vcedcr. Referee W. J. Hackett
West Point. Empires: T.. Is. Han, Dart-
mouth: w. H. Edwards. Princeton. Time
of halves, 80 minutes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

RED CLOUD, Neb. Nov 3l-tspecial
Telegram. i-Gnnd Island Business college
shut our Red Cloud today b.. a scare Of
~ 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

substitutes. MCfauden Tor BaLemdn,
Collins tor KnOwlton, Fritzcu tor Col
Inns, Hubbard TOR Jeanson. Referee:
Hoagland. Umpire: Hamlll. Head lines
man: Coggeshall, Time of halves: 80
minutes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Yale five yards. Then Wendle made three
more, the ball being nearly I'm front Of the
goal posts. Newall dropped back for try
at goal but Il was blocked. the ball bound
ing along the ground to Yaio's forty-fve-
yard line, Forbes being downcd on u at
that point Yale tried the Crimson line. but
failed to gain, the ball went back to Tad
Jones for an end run. but he was nailed for
loss
Yale lost fifteen yards for offside play
Nceder puntcd to Harvard's forty-eight-
yard line, but Newall made no gain ON the
run back. on a triple pass Lincoln put
the ball on his own nfty-ysrd line. -Four
yards more came by playing through right
tackle but Yale smothered the next play.
Lincoln was offsidc and i've yards penalty
was given to Harvard. Lincoln made four
yards inside of left end
Burr punted to Yule's thirty -hve-yard
line and the Harvard ends were under IL
and got the ball but the referee called
the teams back and inflicted fifteen yards
on Harvard for holding Burr on his own
twenty-yard line punted 10 Yale's forty
fve-yard, but Tad Jones. in spite of throw
ing off half a dozen men, could not gain
more than two yards.
Knox twice was called upon to carry the
ball. but the Harvard men nailed him with
only yard gain each time. Deever. from
his own fortyfve-yard line, punted to be-
hind Harvsrd's goal line. Burr brought
the ball into the twenty-yard-linc.
Howard Jones went out and Alcott took
his place.
Burr kicked into Yale's forty hve-yard
line, where Knox made n spectacular run
to Harvard's twenty-yard line. Yale then
drove the ball plumb through Harvard 5
right guard for four yards and then two
more, getting the ball almost IN front of
goal post on the eleven-yard line. d.
One yard was necessary and Yale made
1t for first down. Second down gave them
one yard but Harvard smothered the next
line play
The ball was given a forward pass to
Alcott who was N Harvard's courtyard
line. lie fumbled a1d Mcdonald got it.
Burr puuted TO his own thirty-ysrd line.
where Knox fumbled. Then a Harvard
man missed. knox recovered It. Vcedcr
| dropped back for kick. but instead ran
with it and tossed it OYER the end 10 Har-
wards ten-yard line. Wendall got in in the
general mixup.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

CLARKE, Ncb., Nov. tSpecial.l-lhe
Gonou high school tool, a double hcauer
from Clarks' High school Friday night az
the Clarks opera house Both games were
hotly contested. The first game was be
tween Genoa nd Clarks girls and resulted
I'm favor of Genoa by score Of rs TO =.
rhC lineup:
GCIOa, Positions. Clafks.
Miss Coffin ...,-... X. F...... Miss Anderson
Miss smith .........L. F......... Miss Morse
Miss Willard ......IN CO. Miss Stanley
Miss Tabor .........S C....-.. Miss Shonsey
Miss Brat ..,...... =. c.. Aiss Nnderhalf
Miss Olson ...,.....lt. G.-....- Miss Daniels
The second atmc was between the Genoa
and Clarks High school boys and resulted
30 to ~. on the playon Ciarks score 4 ana
Genoa polats, Genoa winning, 81 70 ".
Ihn lineup.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

TOILET sETs-Frenzer, 18th ana Dodge,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
NaIe u Pen.Iiaed.

Bum punted 10 laIa $ eIshtetn-IaTu Unc-
Bomar and jones' both utsd 70 get s4ouaa
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Game begins.

Captain Morse won the toss and chose
the north goal, giving him a slight advan-
field.
Knox and Howard Jones were in Yales
lineup Roome and Alcott were out.
Burr Kicked 70 Veedtr al Yale's ssven-
yard line It was carried back 10 the TWEEN
ty-eighs-yard line. where the first attempt
AZ the line was stopped. Mcdonald got the
ball On Yals's forty Vineyard line. on a
take play through the line, Starr got the
ball on q forward pass ana made twenty
yards around Forbeg ead A play through
hight tackle Lincoln carrying thg ball gave
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-02-09
EmbrOideries, Laces
and Handkerchief.

Here is another opportunity to do yourself a
kindly favor by blowing yourself now.
Handkerchief, 4, 8, g. 10 and 19c
large line of Laces, l, 2, 8, 4 and SC yard.
The Embroideries that we will show at % per
yard and up will never be equaed in Arcadia
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-02-09
Shirts.

Lots OF good things here for the men in Shirts
We have gotten together large line of Shirts
ranging in price from 800 to t1.5O. The quality
is as good as any that we buy today, but the
patterns slttle off In order to move them we
have made three piles of them.
SOC, Csc and 7bc each. Don't fail to see these.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-02-09
Stylish Dress Goods.

We have particular fine showing of Broad.
cloths the new Eoliennes, Mohairs, Sicians, era
venettes, etc. in plain and figured representing
all the latest things upon which Dame Fashion has
set her approval, and every piece of winter dress
goods in the house will be marked at reduced
price. Splendid opportunity for economical pur-
chasers.
Dress Goods, special patterns.
Yard wide black Taffeta Silk, SOC per yard.
Yard wide black Taffeta Silk, guaranteed 81. so
value, for $1.19
Yard wide changeable Taffeta s1,26 value. for CSC
beautiful line Of Fancy Silks at prices that will
cloee them out.
Crescent finished Broadcloth, SO inches wide, in
all colors g. 80 value, at ESQ., S1.16 value at S6c.
80 inch Repellants, worth 76c per yard, this
sale 45c.
All wool Mohair, yard wide, 76c value for 45c.
All wool Mohair, yard wide, $1.1b value for 79c.
Black and blue Sicillians, A inches wide at b5c.
Better grade, worth $1.OO, at soc.
Black and blue Wolfe, A inches wide, $l.OO value
for 79c.
silk warp Eoliennes, assorted colors, SOC value
at 40c.
About so pieces of Fancy Dress Goods at about
half price,
Is pieces dark Outing, 10c value, 20.
Is pieces light colored Outing 12fc value for Sc.
Calicoes-the best that is made, for &c per yard.
Shoes.
Ladies', Misses, Boys, Children's.
We have 100 pairs nice Shoes but broken lots.
We are going to put them at price that VIII move
every pair.