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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
Among the
New Books

Very clever indeed is the new line
of valentines which that artistic
printory run by Paul Elder &, Co. up
in San Francisco has issued this year,
Only half a dozen or so in number,
every one is a gem, and as beautiful
as they are chaste, all are an unmiti-
gated delight. Such well known writ
ers and designers as Albertine Wheel
an, Gordon Ross. Spencer Wright,
Carolus Ager and others are responsi-
BILE for the conceptions, but the press
work could come from none other than
the Temaye press. and Elder e. Co.
are entitled to high praise for it's per-
lection.
Our Most Popular Songs" is a col
lection in one volume of the favorite
musical compositions with which all
are familiar. The list embraces every
thing from hymns to college glees, and
both words and music are given. The
book is well printed and the selection,
made by Gilbert Clifford Noble, A. B.,
of Harvard, is excellent.
Our Most Popular Songs. Selected by
Gilbert Clifford Noble, A. B.. New
York: Kinds, Noble & Eldridge.
Charles FELTON, Pidgin pleased a good
many readers with his Quincy Adams
Sawyer" whom he will displease with
his latest work Sarah Bernhard
Brown" The story is the ancient one
o. an actress. pennless in town of
anti-stage sentiment. There are ten
solid pages of characters, arranged al
phabetically. The book is evidently
written for dramatization, and doubt
less will be as bad on the stage as il
is in the library. geographically 1t
is equally execrable. 1t is dedicated
to Sarah Bernhard, and without an
apology, either!
Sarah Bernhard Brown. BY Charles
FELTON, Pidgin. Boston: The ]. K.
Waters Co.
Another issue of those admirable lit
tie Beacon Biographies" is that of
John Fiske by Thomas Sergeant Perry,
and it is we'll entitled to rank with
the best of them. The subject of the
Biography is a worthy one and Mr..
Perry's account of Fiske's life and his
appreciation of his work is sympathetic
and thorough.
John Fiske: Beacon Biographies"
BY Thomas Sergeant Perry. Boston,:
Small, Maynard & Co.
The best work e. F. Benson ever
did was to create "Dodo," and every
time he lifts his pen now he necessar-
lily invites comparison with tnat, ana
almost invariably to his detriment.
This is the penalty Of doing one thing
superlatiVely well and then trying to
equal it. In his new book THE Angel
of Pain had he not done "Dodo,"
Mr.. Benson would be acclaimed an
excellent writer. Even now there is
much to commend it, and did it not
bear the Benson name it would even
more be sought and read. A. new
character, a man with power to con-
vey a message to bird or beast, is GER
tainly novel, but isn't it a bit too
bizarre to be thoroughly acceptable in
tale laid in 1.-The beautiful and fash
ionable English country districts" and
recorded in a tale of "a great sacrifice
for love-?
The Angel of Pain. BY e. F. Ben
son. Philadelphia: ]. B. Lippincott
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
REINFORCED CONCRETE
STANDS SEVERE TEST
GREAT GIRDER BEARS UP BE.
MEATH 1870 TONS
Trial Is Made at New Scottish Rite
Temple on Hope Street-lnspector
and Experts Express Satisfaction
With the Experiment

A siXty-two-foot reinforced concrete
girder over the assembly hall of the
new Scottish Rite cathredal, which is
now under construction on Hope street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, was
given a severe test yesterday after
noon and stood the trial to the salts
faction of all of the experts and visi-
tors present.
Seventy-five tons of sand and cement
in bags was piled upon the floor above
the girder and it was found that the
structure had sprung under this heavy
weight only a quarter of an inch. The
girder supports fifty-ive tons of floor
and pillars, and the entire weight sup
ported by it at the time of the test
was 1870 tons.
Irving II. Helman, inspector of con-
crete structures, was entirely satisfied
with the structure and has asked in
his report to the building superin-
tendent that the work be accepted as
satisfactory.
The girder is constructed of concrete
reinforced with eight one and half
inch iron bars thirty feet long,
strengthened with stirrups.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
watch the pedestrians attempt
feet a crossing.
Girl Outwits Bystanders

watch the pedestrians attempt 10 ef-
feet a crossing.
Girl outwits 5ystanders
Man after man was compelled to
resort to the bridge tax or make a
detour OF blocks in order to gain the
opposite side of the street.
But II was left for pretty young
woman to outwit all the would-be
ieerers. Everyone who crossed was
laughed at and embarrassed by the
spectators and when a pretty miss
was seen tripping along toward the
great swirl of flood there came an ex-l
pectant hush as they waited for her
to reach the barrier.
They had reckoned without their
host and without the slightest hesita-
ton the girl stepped carefully into the
water, raising her skirts gradually as
she did So so that the base of the
garment barely cleared the water. Then
with smile of disdan on her fea-
lures she crossed over, tripping easily
through the flood of dirty waters. The
crowd gasped and when she emerged
on the other side she turned and raised
her skirt almost to her knees, disclos-
ing to the astonished view of the spec
tators a neat pair of rubber boots
Rubber" she called back as she de-
parted. THAT ought to be prohibited
by law" was the solemn assertion of
q bystander.
One downtown curio store with an
eye to business placed u canoe on the
sidewalk with for rent" sign on it,
A West Seventh street store duplicated
the trick and planted the light birch
bark vessel near the gutter.
For a while a crowd of spectators
gathered about it and looked on until
into their midst came one who had
partaken overmuch of the spiritus
frumenti "Whash matter wish that
boat. Kin ride any ole boat myshelf;
used to fish on the Restgouche," he
announced in his best English.
"Im champeen knooist and boat
man." he continued, and then lurched
forward and fell sprawling into the
bottom of the canoe. The force of
the fall and the ready foot of a spec
tator sent the light shell into the water
and it darted down the gutter like
catapult. while the occupant waved
arms legs and head promiscuously
and shouted frantlcally for help.
A glimpse of the "for rent" sign was
enough to send the pedestrians into
shrieks of laughter until the boat
grounded in shallow water with a jerk
that sent the occupant face downward
in huge puddle, to the great amuse-
ment of the spectators.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
santa Re Trains Change Time

Beginning Sunday February II. the
famous California Limited of the Santa
Fe will arrive in Los Angeles at 3:15
p. m. The afternoon San Diego train
will leave at 1925 p. m. arriving in San
Diego at 1925 p. m. Night train for San
Diego will leave at 1855 p. m. instead
OF 1880 p. m. The sleeper on this train
is open at p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
QUEEN SHOE STORE
S24,OOO Stock
Selling One.Quarter to One.HaIf
Under Value

For twenty-eight years I have sold
good, honest shoes in Los Angeles.
Now ] am going out of business; l
want those who have been customers
OF mine 10 have first choice of my stock
at the new prices. In many cases they
are cut 20 TO 90 per cent. III you know
my shoe values you won't need urging;
If you don't, come at once and be con-
WINGED.
1 have shoes here for men, women
and children, good shoes, but at the
rate they're going the best bargains
will soon be snapped up. l want you
TO come today and buy literally while
this chance Is yours.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
Bridges Are Thrown Across

But the lads were chivalrous in the
extreme and whenever a woman ap-
peared without an escort the bridge
tenders escorted them over the bridge
and refused to take money for it. They
were honest robbers and had dealing
with men only.
Several ambitious clothing stores
swung bridges across the cutters as
advertisements. These were made in
the form of suspension bridges and
Were equipped with ratings.
AT both the Spring street and Broad
way stores the Sherwood Haber-
dashery company came TO the rescue
OF the distressed public ana neat lit
tie bridges bearing the advertisement
of the company We're swung across the
cutters at those points.
on Seventh street, as usual, the
flood came down the thoroughfare with
a roar that could be heard for blocks
Merchants We're compelled to place
sand bags and build miniature levees
along the cutters to keep the water
out Of their stores.
In front of the postofIice the water
was deepest and crowd collected to
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-12-21

r. u,tl,, i, .r.a. r, U4 ,1rN-fula ~
~l,eiou a I#r-" j.. t~tt nl s" ~u.l.-as .,ta-s l"G n"N lfN
are rnruo"~ Of A,Ys = !. 1a n, IL. II m'N."'a ~ '"'''l'E'
ability and uatnlug is above HE average hert.a ma " St>~"'on audience )
able to appreciate lho highest order Of musical laen'. f"I ladies support
earnest ad tnuro Work. Through 1h~r rh,r> ld'd 10y lhr Young i'''''>
societies of the several cnrchr>. as MII ~ by the Il'raliN "1 "l'N''N }"
Sr~tuu has always justin rfAtd herself or me excellence sf hr !um'
schools StcAdlv ~ rrva~mg ~ numbers rnha"urN and th"t" "fk We"
wear toNear. ~ ~h rs have 1gbtJe Gained h4h rI, llo A c"fl>
of ten teachers i ur -mp,A,d. aud wmh he erection ota i" oaHdlhe
uhicl Is sure To rur, soon. our schools viii . 'h"ouehlN equipped. o'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
All Linen Bleached Napkins.
Fine All Linen Sets.
Cloths 2x2 Yards, 81 size Napkins,

Cloths 2x2 yards, q size Napkins,
$5.75 value, sale price, set. -. $4.75
Cloths 2x21a yards, * size Napkins, =
$3.50 value, sale price, set. :. j.. .$5.25
Cloths 2x3 yards, q size Napkins,
800 value, sale price, set. 49,. .$5.75
Cloth 2x2 yards, q size Napkins,
$6.75 value, sale price, set. -. $5.5
Cloth 2x21A yards, Il size Napkins,
ceb S? sx3 5l3 Tsrd dss RF SEE set Hsptas
$8.25 value, sale price, set. $e.75
Extra fine Pattern Cloths, 2x2 yards,
l doz. Is in Napkins, $3.50 val. $6.75
Extra Fine Pattern Cloths, 2x21a yds.,
doz. IS in. Napkins, SO 25 val, $3.50
Extra Fine Pattern Cloths, 2x3 yards,
| dozen IS in. Napkins to match,
$1,000 value, sale price, set. $500
Cloth 2hx2h yds, "a in. Napkins, T..
$3.50 value, sale price, set. 5000
Cloth 2Ax2A yds, q size Napkins,
$780, value, sale price, set. 1915
Cloth 2hx21a yds, Is in. Napkins,
Cloth 212x3 yards, % in. Napkins,
e.. $l825 value, sale price, set. $15.75
Cloth 2Ax3h yds, IS in. Napkins, -
$4,000 value, sale price, set. $500
Cloth 2hx21a yds, 26 in. Napkins,
$22.50 value, sale price, set. $1,000
Cloth 21ax3 yards, Is in. Napkins,
$500 values, sale price, set. $4,000
Cloth 21ax3h yds, 26 in. Napkins,
$275o value, sale price, set $4,000
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Children's and Infants
Muslin Underwear.

Muslin Underwear.
Children's Muslin Drawers with
rufle, all sizes to -; while o.
they last, per garment. ....... ~
Children's Muslin Drawers, hem and
3 tucks, sizes / to IL, full tucked
ruffles, special, E11
& fOr.... ..............O
Children's Muslin Drawers, tucks
and embroidery ruffles, a.
sizes 2 to IL, special. %. .ZCN
Infants Skirts with waists or
band, hemstitched 0E~
hens; special, 2 for. LON
Infants Short Skirts with or with
out full tucked umbrella Or
q, ruffles, special. .......... NV
Children's Cambria Skirts, umbrella
ruffles with 10 tucks, sizes to
IL years, >.as. l.. .1Or
Children's White Skirts Of cambria;
ruff1e Of lace, tucks and hem
stitching; made full; regular
price SOC. Our ta- EOr
special. ...... OSN
White Muslin Gowns for children,
tucks and feather stitching on
yoke. Specials 4Sc EO~
anu.
Infants Long and Short Cambric
Slips, ruffle on neck and o.
sleeves, special. .AON
Long and Short Nainsook Slips,
tucked yoke, embroid- AZ,
cry trimmed. Special. ..... TOY
Long Slips of soft nainsook, yoke
of lace and tucks, trimmed
skirts; worth $1.25; 2Or
special CSN;
Infants Fine Nainsook Long Slips,
hand embroidery on yoke, trim
med skirts; values to C1zS
$500; special. Ql./C
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Handsome c4uny Lace Curtains, 4s inches wide.
full length, wide handsome lace insertion ivory
color Our regular price $500 pair; GO 40
Lacet de Arabe Lace Curtains, in beautiful Marie
Antoinette design. with real Renaissance edge,
8 yards long, As inches wide, regular low price
$3.50 special this sale, per S3 .32
Hand made Lace Bed Sets, OF extra. heavy quail
ity net. elegant real lace centers. in both spread
and sham, trimmed with Renaissance insertion
and edges Such sets usually sell at ca az
5000; special, set. Observation-Disclosures. QC.O/
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january sale lace curtains; remarkable reductions
Our lace hagiHnan the tandnd

Nottingham Lace Curtains, assortment Of pretty
patterns. Splendid value at our regular low
price-5Oc; special for this sale, per oOc
Splendid Lace Curtains, Nottingham weave good
designs, so inches wide, full length. Our regu-
lar marked prices up to $500 pair; special OSr
for this sale, per pair. ~
Very Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, fun width
e BIZ yards long, handsome patterns. Our regular
low price 81. so and 81. %; special for 81 OK
this sale per pair. eQl. ~
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Flannelette Garments.

WV1IIe1t s anu Cn1Idfeh s..
Special Sale Of Flannelette Gowns,
Skirts, Dressing Sacques, House
Robes. Sweeping reductions for
this January Sale. (
Children's Flanne1ette Skirts,
s nand Gr waist; 10C
Children's Flannelette Gowns, spe-
cial-5Oc CSC $50.
Women's Flannelette Gowns, special
29c SOC sec $50 Sc.
Women's F1annelette Short Skirts,
special 29c sec Acc SOC.
Women's F1annelette Dressing
Sacques, special 33c Acc sec
CSC 69c. i
W0men'S Flannelette K1monoS, spe-
eial $50 $50 $l.75 $l.9S
$2.9S.
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% Elegant Patterns in Madras Weave, French
Guipure and Nottingham Lace Curtains a1s
yards long and full width. Our regular prices
p asiHo and ss70 pair; special, per Sl.60
Novelty Lace Curtains, very fine soft Filet Weave.
q in Colonial and loaded glass effects in Arabian
and Ivory color. Our regular prices $3.50 and
100 49, pair; this special sale, per Sis:
Beautiful Corded Arabian Lace Curtains az yards
= long, extra wide; many patterns to select
from. Regular price So. % pair: q OK
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Women's waists at lowest prices
eUer quoted. Some slightly naussed.

At 79c-Plain Tailored Madras
Waists; tucks, lawn, lace and me-
dallions; worth $1.O0, zOr
special, each. nv
At 9Sc-Beautiful Lingerie, and
Tailored Linene Shirts; nQo
worth to So; special, each. >CN
At $1.19-Dainty lace yoke ef-
fects and colored mercerized
zephyr cloths; worth to $2.75,
will 20 at this special Gil
sale at, each. Pl.1>
At $1.5O-Pure Hand Embroidered
Linen Waists; Fancy White Ma
dras Waists; tailored and dainty
lace motifs, worth to q En
So, special each. ........ pA.OV
AT $1.69-Choice lot of beautiful
Fancy Plaid Mercerized Waists;
actual $500 values; CT 40
sale price each. -. .VIe W
At $1.9S-Waists slightly mussed
from packing. Beautiful lace
lingerie effects, yoke of fine lace
and embroidery; worth to $3.50;
special, -, s-----:- Dc 10
At $2.S9-This includes several
styles Of Silk Waists and some
Hand Embroidered and Lace
Trimmed Lingerie Waists; values
to $3.50; special, @ 30
each. So. .~SsS/
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

At $3.05-Waists Of fine Taffeta,
tucked and lace motifs on yoke;
Fancy Plaid Silk Shirts with black
taffeta turnover collars, cuffs and
ties; Allover Lace Waists in cream
and ecru; worth up to $500.
While they last, &7Os
each. 1870
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Drawers.
Muslin Drawers, 3 tucks and hem,
special while they last, limit two
garments to a customer, ~
per garment. .......... ......>
Drawers, umbrella style, hem
stitched cambria ruffles; special
while they last, 1Ec
per garment. ...............A ON
Drawers, umbrella style, deep
flounce hemstitched and tucked,
lace trimmed, insertion and edge.
Worth zoe; d.
special ................. ACN
Drawers Of Cambria and Muslin;
splendid range of styles; lace,
Special, per " 2Rc
Drawers-The greatest assortment
ever shown at this price. Main
sock and Cambria with fine Val
enciennes and Torchon laces,
tucks and embroidery: Extra
sizes in this lot. Worth to 75c,
epgcaaI per 45C
Better qualities. extra size, at $50
79c s9c $1.25 $3.50 1925 up.
Chcmise.
Beautiful and dainty styles in long
and knee length Chemise with
pretty Valenciennes laces, ribbon
, and beading set il il, yoke; Can be
used as gowns with trimmed riff
Aes on bottom Of garments.
Chemise, knee length; neck and
sleeves trimmed. Spe- 3Or
cial while they last ....... ~
Chenaise, knee and full length;
dainty yoke trimmings. Special
while they last, 69c and $50.
chemise Of fine Nainsook, skirt
length with trimmed flounce;
neck and sleeves trimmed with
dainty lace and embroidery.
Worth $3.50, O. IN
0POS1oI. 49,
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Bleached Hemstitched
Huck Towels.

Towels, 1898, 30c value, sale price,
each 22e
Towels, 20x40, 35c value, sale price,
each SOC
Towels. 22x42, SOC value, sale price,
each .................. 400
Towels, 22x3S, Csc value, sale price,
each SOC
Towels, 22x40, 75c value, sale price,
each Csc
Damask and plain Huck Towels, 24x24,
$1.00 value, sale price, each SOC
Damask Huck Towels, 22x42, $1.25
value, sale price, EACH. ......$ 81 90
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INMATCHABLE values displayed
good light
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Bleached Sheets All
Ready to Use.

1kx2H yards. 47c value, each .A2c
(Same size), SOC value, each. :. /. .49o
(Same size), Coo value, each >. $50
1Ax2R yards, 55c value, each. :. Acc
(Same size), 6Oc value, each. -. $50
lSame slze), 65c value, each. -. 500
2x219 yards, 60c value, each -. -. $50
(Same 'size), 7Gc value, each. I. . .62c
Same size), SOC value, each. 80. .43c
6Same size), 75c value, each. -. $40
ZAx2A yards, 65c value, each. 80. sec
lSame slze), 75c value, each. -. SIC
(Same slze), soc value, each. -. .72c
2Ax2A yards, SOC value, each. .72c
lSame size), 95c value, each. 100
21222R yards, roc value, each. .63o
(Same size),; SOC value, each. ..72o
(Same size), 85c value, each. .79c
2@x2A yards, S5c value, each. :. .79o
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Bleached Crashes.
Unbleached Crash.

Regular 10c value, at yard. ...... SHc
R ReguIar 1sc va75ue' at yardd
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Bleached Hemmed
Huck Towels.

Towels, 21x4O, Csc value, sale price
Towels, 22x40, 35c value, sale price
each SOC
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Muslin Gowns, IL tucks In Or
yoke; special sale, each. .ZSC
Cambria Gowns, "a tucks in yoke,
ruffle neck and 2n-s
sleeves; sale special. ...... O>S
Cambria Gowns, slip over and high
neck; .tucks, embroidery and lace
trimmings; Al,
Cambria Gowns, high and square
neck; 16 tucks and embroidery
insertion; regular value 6OC
$l.0O; our special. wv
Muslin. Cambria and Nainsook
Gowns in variety Of high, low,
Y, square and slipover styles,
elaborate trimmings of lace,
tucks and embroidery. on.
Very special at. ........... oSC-
Cambria and Nainsook Gowns, very
dainty lace and embroidery trim
mings on yoke, neck and sleeves,
advertised elsewhere Clio
at $3.50. Our special. i. :. .pl.lU
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Bleached Satin Damask Tops

Tops lAx1A yds. ,$1.0o value, ca. $50
Tops l 11ax175 yds. $3.50 val, ca 1925
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Fine Hemstitched Sets.

Cloth 2x2h yards, doz. Napkins,
$1,000 value, sale price, set; $500
Cloth 2hx2A yds. dozen Napkins,
$500 value, sale price, set: .$1l.5O
Cloth 2x3 yards, l dozen Napkins,
$3.50 value, sale price set $1,000
Cloth 2x3 yards, l dozen Napkins,
$4,000 value. sale price, set ..$17.OO
Cloth 212x21a yds, 1 dozen Napkins,
$4,000 value, sale price, set..$l7.0o
Cloth 21ax3h yds, dozen Napkins,
$22.50 value, sale price, set. $3.50
Cloth 21ax3h yds, 1 dozen Napkins,
$500 value, sale price, set 10 90
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Gowns and Bridal Sets.
French Gowns, hand embroidered,
low and high neck: Special,
$2.755 1915 1898 1878
French Chennse, peasant make,
sold elsewhere at $780,, <Or
our special. Wv
French Chemise, unlaundered;
heavily embroidered front with
ribbon and scalloped edge. Others
ask $1.75. Our q 20
Better qualities at $1.98 $3.50
$3.50 $3.50 up. ~ 49," &..+1:@
French Hand Embroidered Drawers
and Corset . Covers at $1.75
$2.25 $2.75 $4.75.
French Bridal Sets, consisting Of
Gowns, Chemise, Drawers; spe-
eial 1915 $12.75 $3.50
Dainty Bridal Sets of nainsook,
with beautiful lace, ribbon and
beading. at ~$2.9S 1928 to
...... White Skirts. g.:
Skirts made of Cambria with full
umbrella founce. lace trimmed
and tucked Cheap at SOC. Our
special. while they EOc
Skirts of Cambria with very pretty
embroidery trimmings and tucks,
full umbrella founce with dust
ruffles, cut full. Advertised else
where at $1.25. Our on
special. .CSC
Fine Embroidery Trimmed White
Cambria Skirts, deep embroidered
and tucked founces with dust
ruffles. Sold elsewhere at $1.48.
Special gar $1.lO
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all "wt sales" of
The alh all womanmd mkpe

cows Skirts chemise Corset Machine
Complete Aprons
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Hemmed Crochetsd
ii. Bed Spreads.
Fine Marseilles Spreads.
Fringed Crocheted Spreads.

5000 value, sale price, each. 81 .65
Fringed Marseilles)
$3.50 value, sale price, each. :. So. 90
$500 value, sale price, each. $3.50
$3.50 value, sale price, each. :. $500
$3.50 value, sale price, each. .. $500
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36.in. Unbleached Sheetinu

&c value, sale price, yard. .........5 so
7c value, sale price, yard. ........ &c
Fine Sc value, sale price, yard. .61ac
Extra fine &c value, at yard. -. .712c
Extra heavy, &c value, at yard .712c
Remnants, Extra Heavy, Sc values. &c
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All Linen Bleached Damasks

81 in. wide, Csc value, yard. %. SOC
81 in: wide, 75c value, yard. go. .6Oc
Y in: wide, 85c value, yard. 80. zoe
Y in. wide, $1.00 value, yard. Use
70 in. wide, $l.25 value, yard. soc
70 in. wide, $3.50 value, yard. .:$1.15
u in. wide, $1.75 value, yard, $1.37
Y in wide, 5000 value, yard. .$l.57
y in. wide $3.50 value, yard. :.$1. az
2A yds. wide, $1.75 value, yard. 81. IS
21a yds;, wide, 1926 value, yard. $l68
Napkins to match most Of the above.
- Table Felt.
81 in, wide, SOC value, yard. -. .23c
81 in. wide, SOC value, yard. 80. .47c
50 in. quilted padding, Use value at
per yard. $3.50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
Unbleached Sheetinqs.
and Pillow Castings.

AZ in. wide, 12c value, yard. .91ac
As in wide, lac value, yard. .11H2c
so in. wide, Ice value, yard. .13c
81 in. wide, lSc value, yard. lie
IL yards wide, 21c value, yard. -. 17c
2 yards wide, 24c value, yard. Ice
2A yards wide, 26c value, yard 2lc
PA yards wide, 28c Value yard. .23c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

~ in. wide, Ice value, yard. 500. .12c
45 in. wide, l8c value, yard. lac
~ yards wide, 24c value, yard. zoe
2 yards wide, 27c value, yard. -. $50
~ yards wide, 29c value, yard. .24c
ga yards wide, Sic value, yard 26c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
Fine Unbleacked Sheetinqs
and Pillow Casinos.

~ in. wide, 14c value, yard. lilo
As in. wide, Ice value, yard. 80. l3c
4S in. wide, 18c value, yard. -. .14c
81 in. wide, zoe value, yard. 80. .l6c
* yards wide, 22c value, yard. .lsc
2 yards wide, 24c value, yard. .2Oc:
2A yards wide, 26c value, yard. .22c
21a yards wide, 28c value, yard. $40