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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-14
Mrs. Wilhelmina Unverworn, an old

Mrs. Wilhelmina Unverworn, an old
and respected resident of this city,
died Monday night from the effects OF
stroke of apoplexy received while
visiting the grave of her late husband
during the day. On the way to the
cemetery she was spoken to by several
parties, and to these as we'll as to her
relatives she had appeared to be in a
fair state of health. Later she was
found on the grave in an unconscious
condition and taken to the home of her
son-in-law Albert Fimeyer, with whom
she had made her home the last years,
and there she died without having re-
gained consciousness. She attained
an age of 70 years and is survived by
the sons Henry and Frank and the
daughters Mrs. Mary Fimeyer and
Mrs. Anna Brebesch, the last named
OF Sleepy Eye. The funeral will
take place at O'Clock Thusr.
day from the Lutheran church, and
interment will occur in the Lutheran
cemetery.
The St. John Court, C. O. F, will
have special meeting Thursday
evening when topics of vital impor-
lance will come before the members.
The successful candidates were kept
wide awake Wednesday evening by the
musical strains issuing from the sever.
al bands in the city who made the
rounds altern ately much to the enjoy.
ment of both players and candidates.
Frank Halter of Comfrey spent Sun
day with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Brey of st. Paul was one of the
many excursionists to the city Sunday
to attend the jubilee of the local Turn.
verein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heimerdinger
of Paynesville spent several days with
friends in the city during the jubilee
of the Turnverein.
George Scherer of Mankato spent a
few days in the city during the jubilee
of the Turnverein.
A bazaar will be given by the
ladies' society of the Friedens church
in the Ottomeyer block tomorrow
afternoon. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schnobrich on
north Broadway were pleasantly sur
prised by a large party of friends
Monday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent in a progressive
game of cards, and pretty prizes were
awarded to the lucky ones.
George Mendel of Redwood Falls
was in the city on Thursday and Fri.
day of last week to transact business,
Charles Muller of Belview spent q
few days in the city the latter part O.
the past week, the guest of acquain
tances.
The Misses Hauenstein and Eich
mann will close out all their fame,
work from to-day on and offer specia
bargains. Batteu5erg Patterns from
&c to 5cts.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-14


death of Al Emmerich, the popular
saloonkeeper at Comfrey. He sue
cumbed to cancer, from which he has
been suffering for number of years,
on Friday of last week.
The Arbeiter-Verein will givea dance
at Schmucker's Tivoli on Saturd ay,
Nov. Oath.
Mr.. Wm. Meyer, a representative
of the Gund Brewing Co. LaCross
Wis, spent few days with his
friends this week having come Friday
to partake of the Turnerfestiveties
and left Tuesday on his business trip.
Miss Cora Bjore of Sleepy Eye
visited at the home of Mrs. John Lar
SOP over Sunday.
The Misses Pearl and Alice Mo of
Sleepy Eye visited with friends in the
city over Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie L. Tillotson of the Ha-
waian isis. gave an entertainment at
the Masonic hall under the auspices
of the 0. E. S. She is an interesting
talker and her grace and ease of mo-
ton is captivating.
Peter Herrian went to Comfrey to
visit with friends one day last week.
Martin Hose visited with Comfrey
friends one day last week.
Miss Helen Markell of Morristown
spent several days last week visiting
with friends and relatives in the city.
Mr.. DUN who has been given posi-
ton as teacher in the Lutheran schools
of Sleepy Eye was informed that his
appointment is a permanent one.
Special fur sale will occur at G..
A. Ottomeyer's store. An agent with
a complete line of furs will be at the
Ottomeyer store next Thursday, Nov.
%, where all can make an exclusive
selection of fur garments. 46-47
Miss Gertie Henle visited with rela-
lives and friends in Redwood Falls
most of the past week.
Edward Holtzkamp went to Airing
ton and Hamburg Sunday morning to
visit with friends for few days.
William Breitter of Mapleton spent
a few days in the city the latter part OF
the past week.
Edward Hissling of Worthington
spent few days in the city the past
week.
Max Pfaender of ST. Anthony Falls
visited several days the latter part Of
last week with relatives and friends in
the city.
LOsT-Gold watch, between Critchett
corner and Turner hall. Finder
please return to this Office and re.
ceive reward. 46-tf
For SALE-Mr. F. Crone will sell al
auction 200 cords of Elm and Bass.
wood at Swan Lake, Town of Court
land, Tuesday, Dec. 18th. 46-tf
For RENT-Good house for rent, fol
particulars inquire at Review Of
fee. 46-tf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-14
BORN.

6ORN.
BAcKER-On Monday, Nov. IL, 1906,
to Mr.. and Mrs. August Backer in
Essig, a son.
K1NG-On Wednesday, Nov. IA, 1906,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman King. a
son.
GAssNER-On Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1906,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gassner, a
daughter.
DIED,
KURTz-Jacob Kurz died on Tuesday
OF old age at 70 years of age. He was
buried from the Catholic church
Friday morning at 8 O'Clock. Inter-
ments in Catholic cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
CITY'S BIRTH
TOASTED

sFounders naT~ wns eelebrated
By q banquet held last night At the
'.Stander' under the auspices Of she
Chamber OF Commerce.. about one
hua1red and fifty men and women.
prominent IN the business and SO
cssi iffe OF the city wefe present.
Judge Thomas Burke. Who uas
postmaster. reviewed the history Of
the city from the arrival of the
first settlers ~ Alkl Point to the
present time r. l. Blaine spoke
of the tronbles and tribalstions ~
the early settlers Pruf r. s.
Maany gave an Interesting account
Of Chief Seattle and the early In
tiians Judge G ~ Haafora spoke
Of the history OF the legal profasatun
and gave a humorous account o.
trials conducted partly In English
and partly in the Chinook language
Thomas w Presch gave an address
on Seattie's pioneer women and
hos. hx bravery and fortitads they
szssiea tsse early settlers IN their
struggles Aubrey Levy gave a
violin solo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
RACES YESTERDAY
BALTIMORE

First race. three quarters Of a
milc. Landaman. tCfamcrl. 10. 4
10 8. won. Nancy. lnT. second !
Dairy Maid, los. THIRD. Time. IL.
Second race. thruoauafterH Of a
mile. Herman johnson, TIC, tnas
genl. 2 to 1. ven. Anna Smith.
les. second. cobmosa. ia. third.
Time. t,ih "a
Third race. enc mile Wlnsome
Ways. NJ. tChandlerJ 4 10 /. won
Homalsndar. los. second judge
White. los. third. Tins. rs
Fourth race. two mlles-=iiaiwafk.
iaa, tJahaannl. 6 to 5. Won Tell
fare. lac. second Berry Naddch.
ia5. third Time. assl
Fifth race. three quarters 81 =
mile -optician. ia. tLcel. ) 70 !.
won Eminoia. -. second, Larry
Vera. IOt, third Time. liz IL
alnth race. enc mile. torty yards
---Ixanhee. i69. iIohnaonl. : 10 I.
won. Widows Militia. l0G. aeeand I
Cadirhon. %. third Time. les Ia
seventh race. uhreoguhrt"fu OF a
milo Esealants. us. lieel. . 70 2.
ven. IlOofay. ~. Reeond. kllta.
us. third. Time. It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

FIRST raoe. fhFueausrteFs 81 8
mile King Pepper. iie. tAeantnlnl
I 10 1. Won The Thrail lzg. see.
aud. Rcd Thistle. lip, third Time.
Ills IS.
seeana fAee. one mile laeAn
nFummsi. ~. &C flahsfl, 10 I,
won. TahaKsr. tos. second. capefi
As. shlrd Ttme. ! 90 IS
Third rare. eleven niAteenihH ~
a mile-Tarlan. az. tAaharsann },
: 10 :. wun. nf tcEeo. IL. sc
ond: Nat a.. iiiz. third Time.
tstT -
Fourth race. three quarters uf .
mile llaneisborI,e. tns. lAabaohon
8 TO Z, Won. ss Joseph. ~ seeand {.
Grace Rlmbail. =. thitd. Time
It's -.
Flfsh rare. three-auaftsra Of =
mils Sonle Lae'iiie. fe5. fTAYiosb,
70 10 I. son. Gold Proof. 100. sec
ond; TobosKan. III. third. Ttmss
IL "a
siHfh race. elsyen slxteeathF 81 4
mile COLLEEN Mineral. ias. swuffisl
II TO S. waa. rFoaoia. 100. sacana
Ttms. its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
ON EDGE FOR
THE BIG GAME

The appearance Of the high
nehnol footbh team a. this time
1T the season Il q reminder of Ne
old days when bir Alsx Gardner
aud Dick Crooks were UNFOLDING
The honor OF the Orange aud Black
The team II IN lie baei condition.
an the men who were behind In
iheir studies having caught np. ~
result the team is stronger than
q has been this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

Penny warioxer. who 10 tower
Of aifcneth. b. ont agnlu Had play
Ing a wonderful RHmn ~ fuiibHfk
Thavsr ana smith have recovered
INN tholr injuries and are back
IN the game ntdhrir old positions
frfiy burke has worked of 10 bic
conditions sud is ready f0f The big
.pama saturday Tor the champion
liza, Of the pnclfic o1-at The Lick
hish school ~ San fhnciaeo has
beaten everything Ia California.
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o. x. q DINNER.

Tha Delta Kappa Epsilon Alumni
association will dine informally ~
the fineoln hotel tomnFroS nikht
al : o~iack Ans members of the
fraternity Who have eome "a the
cts rcccuily. OF for any reason are
nat en- the membership roll 1t the
n x n Aiamni association # this
stAte. are asked 10 communicates
with ~. B. A.. Padsiford. Of the
University IT Washington address
University Stattun. city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
SOCCER N ATC H
ARRANGED

The hlg annual soccer match be
tween Seattle and Victoria " 20 be
played Decombof 10 al Madison
park. according Ia a diseuHAAn OF
the Seattle Football club MADE At
meeting last niEhi 1hiH Is the
biggest association football game
Of the SEASON and sill drav AfEe
crowd iu aoaIibs The local men
will practice steadily aud t@e ape
cnai training Tor the event "A ban.
a@,i Ia to be given Ia the aNealne
OF NJ nnHe la honor OF the VISITORS.
NduNsuisxW = aftug tlFp laSM laetu
Ger n rl6ue bat pfuhahly cssu nat
be accommodated uuiii Hftsr tllu
Christmas holidays. -
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THE MARKETS

The steamer Watson n due to-day
vita esrEa II grapes The last
shipment Il afiii gu the street The
price has advanced from ~ 10 .
per cent YAH lettuce has jumped
10 81 and 81 50. and 10 scarce ship
Fagufs of squash and pumpkins due
herr FOR the hollda1H have besn de.
layed Retail Krueafa are conplaln.
inE =, the price ASKED fof oxks.
The pfier8 on meatn. fiAn. and
dalry gfudaets are firm al ysescE.
dap quotations..
v~resssssa
fiesssras saa tssei eshhas~ 80 A.
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80. 3 ' ssss-s. 80 -sss.ss 80
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rssrs
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fen tfha. esf fsa ~. shests 80 saa ia.
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rgsssas ss.nsst Is.Easssa. r-s sah o. ..
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Tan~r ffNraFtnA ftas, H.KtHt - new sal
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thily ai asma han !.
create enfhutlaam ana =. ~ V
ere ftpaeind a. A. ~ iasssss
=. lAefe an Be- apss,' I. -
s.ll47.es q ihe hlsh seh ..s' !.
Mfuhfrs q. former &c.. .''a II
h.Fh AeheR vii mske - .
The erpsnte a ts.a.,.
ne HHn ffancisco team m I'm, I
i#frf aaa there masl - -
crowd iu attendance 10 ma,
L.-U-..- "lH.l z
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"a TOILETTE LECTURE.

The senator la FolIeite reception
committee has completed arrange
menta foT the reception to the Wis
consln statesman Friday. November
IS. A special car has been char.
tered for the benefit of tbs commit.
tee and the press 10 leave the No.
eel Butter as T50 O'Clock In the
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
VARSITY EASY
FOR S. A. c.

A hurrledlY collected team from,
the Seattle Athletic club showed the
VARSITY few stunts Ia regard To
handling the nlgakln Yoatefdak
The shls hard ga ahaminahlY weak
liue k-sf tls1f 0ssssasa,a succeeded
In pittle ~ q RseIo al 10 10 - IA
thssle f.par iaem thnR two ufia
utsa after Tho Fame hanan ftiieY
plcaed NJ a tumble and spfinsed
aswn the field for iauchdoN n.
And through the entire game the
Varsity found such men ~ Ngitons
aid. Tiiiay and Cole too much for
them
Tho Eame vas merely practice
but Il showed several weak points
In the Washington team. points
that win probably 80 against them
Ia the big same saturday
Llae Very Weak.
u was shown that the soeailed
tmpfeguahie line could be pehss
trated. that the ends could be
akirted and that = fast team could
probably do certain things "a their
trick plays Confidence III the
team IL accordingly not - ycff
high mark this week. oruKun'H
affunE paint this year aa q has al.
wayn heeu n speed and head work.
and With the veteran Jack t.hto.
wretta Co run the team and such
speedy men as Moorea aud chand.
Ter Il halves q will not surprise The
college population very much II
Washington no score games came
20 cioxe Saturday Great I'm.
pruyement was made however. last
aock aud n h haped that the same
improvement. wili be made Tits
week
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EueIrlvE luegR ARaasrao.

r. J Luper. alias Thomas Lack
san. a Salogn fsKlflvs. Was arrested
easierdas ON ttrat ~ b. tArtectits
George Brown he II helnE hrld
until affirefa from Saiem eome here
for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

aud Roaifle has bSaten everything
In Washington The game beiHcen
the two in accordingly bound 10 be
q battle royal
Crowd Must Sc Large
Much credit ia due Manager liaf.
a stownrt Tor the way De ha8
handled the team VIII al the
Hebfa uf Abe team paid be naHg
dlailan .Ina over $500 la The Icaa
Hy. riia q considered "a remark
able showing.
The game ON Saturday n o. be-
played "a the Madison paHk
arpunda. aud Manager Stewart i=a
made special arrangements Tot tie
handling Of the large crowd ezs
pecte4 There Will be- football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

for 20 hsurs. darinF wfirh tifps ~
swam - miles. Thts WIS a. e'ulom-
30. csyisn. 10 years axa. and the
contest was one in whieh only The
time Ia thu water counted. tbs dis
tanee swan act being involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

Pacific coast 10 meet thrfn a any
distance from lee yards up
nahtn h a veil known lneal boy
Hearst l. IA Engiisa swimmer q
considerable ablllt7 He has rec
ara AZ having resaatnca Ia the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
S. A. C. B0WLERS

At the Seattle Athletic club last
nlsht the Realities and Attlcies met
on the alleys fog a scheduled match.
rhn alnra VS. aa lniinMN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
PR|ZE:
T |G(3H I
-Al
Neary Knocked OUT
Draw Between Barry
and Kelly.
1serlpp. rslsuraph ssrvlesl

Ios ANGEI4Es. Nov ta-Georee
Memslc l1lmmy Burns. of chieagofs
last nlpht knocked cut charlie
NeArs. OF Nils aakee. IN the second
round Ut what was a. have been a
twenty round 50,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov. L.
TIE ten roand bout between Dave
Harry. az California. snd HuE0 kel.
~. OF Chicago. last nixht resulted Ia
a draw
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ARE
CHALLENGED

e. Ie. nahm aud u u Hearst exs
tend nn open ohallengc 90 any anie-
tour swimmer or swimmers ON the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
La D. eyaKNae Yeer
Eyes Free

fha aehuehafa Optical Co. 1907
Reesnd ay. viii toll you honestly n
your eyaH are Detective. ana " f1n
need glasses viii furnish them from
81 up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
SPORT DOPE

Word comcS from ofWxons camp
that George Hug. the Webfooisf =
star center. viii be out 81 the came
SATURDAY and thar ellis. FRESH
man, will line ap againkt festuieis'f.
Jack t.asoarctte II also uHt and
FRANK Moullen Is suffering frola a
spralued ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14
Photo Agents

Gait AZ riunsy's tn the Washing
teu biack. 7os F1rst ave. and get an
outfit that Fuu can make money on
fast. Call befgfs j .. m. 80.
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Thompson. a sub end n the Tai
vsrssty. received broken ahcnlder
IN yesterdays practice game Win
the Seattle Athletic club The
break IA a clean one and vii soon
heal
The National Fux Hunters $3.50
ciAtlon u holding the biggest mest
IN rs history nj Bardatcsn. Ken
tucky
A test case Is being tried 10
Washington. .. C.. 20 determine
The legal aspects Of operating track
hoaks 10 tho District Of Columbia
William Davis ~ being tried Tor
operating = book Al the Bcnninx'
town track.
Funds are being subscribed AZ the
University Of California 10 supply
that Institution with a rowing eight
nsxt spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

STYLISH CLOTHES. without the
biz prices. Elliott 4 McGrexnt.
1922 Second av. 80
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Meat Saving Price,

Every dnF a. the city Han NJ
80 Thr1 ave. near Y.si.r
hams &c. rolled 10 roast. a.
steak 2 paHnda gsa bot foass
Ph9HDs ihd sszz Main zits +.
Klein. The shoemaker. lif Is-'
~ -
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aet estimates from ~ before haFs
Ing your not water Heating Pi8nf
Installed. Cleo ~ Bfnwp Plumbing
60. z2i pine r. Both phones -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-14

si.25 peeorateo Tea Sets &C.
sphere Pink Border Austrian
China Tea Sets, Tea Pot
Sugar and Dreamer. worth
si2s: November Sale Prics
set ...........-.--. I've
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Soofn ~ htfsa aAtss
The Noonf Masking sale Affects
Bass Prices Tonorrow wwN ssii
suits at prices impossible 70 c9pii.
ctts.
sie.so aps sgi.so Suits $500.
wa have here \ gathering of stuart
Tailored SUITE n black. bfuwn
ana naVf blue FIttea cusi Eiff~,
hansnuaseiy braided EVER EAr
meni = fashion model. All fitted
free Of charge HDou making sale
price Sf5.OO iasieaa % $3.50
and 81 -
$3.50 ard $3.50 Suits 5000.
iIere are two styles IA NoSel'y
salts. half short Jacket and the
new hlcusr effects IN mlKad and
invimlhia shell plaida The nob-
hicss suits II the season Room
making sale price 5000 In
sfraa 81 tss % and 81 70
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Dress Trimmings Il lsss
than Malt

Extra quality. marked bslo~ ~
ulzr value 10 rake rooHs--fint %
portunity for saving money.
sc and &c Trimming Braid l.j<
soc and CSC Trimming Braid 2je
Tsc aud sSc Fancy Trimming 39t
i0c and iztc Wash I4scz - 3e
f5c and 2Oc Wash Iaces .....5<
soc and csc Val lace. per dussx
yards ...........-........2j f
&c and &c Torchon LACE. PEI
dozen yards In
Tse and 81. 90 Lace Aiiovers. 39t
ti.as and $3.50 Lace Allosers. 9Sf
fs.seand t37s isace Allosers 81 40
81 09and s. % Lace kliosers ~ %
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KNsseFm wash sisn~s ~. ten. ssH@m "a
shssf ~. - "a ~, xasspya Ussafnf.
tas - wh#s f54@s - f~r tau sHasas.4
fesn - p~r faa. f.sa meet g. ~ fan
uslsaiiaks 81 pet eco ~ sass fsea pc
fen tfka. eef fsa ~. shests 80 faa ia
essaSvst f@ef s~f t~n. ST. eats. taa. fN
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a2l5o choeolate Sets sf.4a
PINK Border Austrian China
Chocolate Sets. Chocolate Pots
six cups and Eaucers. worth
$3.50. November Sale Price
s........ ..s..... ~ 10
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HooH1 " aNfHH RNFEs
t2J.c Elnons Hanskerehisfs lie
Kisnona Handkerchief In choice
ntylsaa fnr fancy work and Nj.
monaz, worth tsAc each; room
making sale ....s-.s.- l sc
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From The LINEN DEPT,

F@fN
se.Siy marked prices covering ne
very things needed ~ this tine b.
housekespern - Special -Mssf
Room" priess.
TOWELS
Unbleached Bath Towels. good she
and weight la values. ss4
sss#Hs+ zssssss sesss~ssI UE
Bleachcd Bafh Towels. feris in4
size, Isc values. each --....1ft
Extra large bieached OF uEhlezek
cd Bath Towela. &c valHes. each
ssssssssfssr s.sss-s=ss-. Use
Good dark Prints. q spiensile zssrt
uaent of patterns suitable fw
dresses or comforts. Per yxff
sss.ss--sss. s-.ss...s.s... 4f
Shelf OIL Cloth In oofnpisss sssor
m@nt. 6 lac values. he yars
81 In. Bath Robe material: q hesvY
fleece cotton cloth In fsnu
stripes: 7sc values. the YARD ~
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F<thxn4 es<1eaf rxtsfsfasa~ go ttl a
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~ kht u . rfs nrtss - n ~ siss.
t<rtns hss< So ~ -. asst@i tssh 80 F.rs
fie&ase h@Fa Esn Sissssss ton tlt.
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p~ -. fssHs saisssen tfuut psF ~
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8 81 - saffam. ffDf q punrnness ssuh.
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Nuss sna rla.

ransr twpaFtaa flas, H.statE "a new wet.
uaata 80 ~ a. alszlsasds. 80 ~ ~
Brssn F~4ia, rw esssH, 80 hansr.
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$50 doren Decorated China
Bread ard Butter Plates. gold
stspisd and shaded borders.
worth sf.2s dozen. November
sale Price, each BE
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Great Suit Selling

bic so q $3.50 salts ThSrsasy SIS.
s26 90 q $3.50 Suits THURSDAY 40.
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Special for Men
Roesr mssina Sale.

Every article mentioned yes ~ill
find 20 be priced less.
-Jack Rabbit black Hafcen Shirts.
each s4sassssfa sessesae ~ I'D
Isenxy ousing prili shirts. \ kplep'
dla valaa az siVo ench for she
Motorfnnn's Mitta. pair s...s gsr
HEAVY DurbY Rih Wool tndcrwoaf.
the hind that s.lls fof sizs and
o. 90 garment for ..4s..s Csc
Natural Ores wesel. an extra good
value Tor sstssassstttsst D~f
Taasy Outing Gowns. yea ell
agree when you Mpc them that
they are fine for the price. gsc
and 81 81 earh.