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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
HOW THE KING WAS SAVED

started from her stumbwr In terror.
Then. seing that a second man ar
eoEauanhed Evelyn. became over
wkslmea with confusion and hid her
beautiful head beneath The cover
lrs
The young man advanced toward
the bed
Pardon me. my dearest Dorothy. T"
he said. but this IL no time Cor ex-
acting what IA due to yon A tifr.
4 crown. a throne are la immsnent
peril This - bis majesty. King
Charles
Thsn ne hastily explained hia
nsan. Iis yeang wife lfas she Uas
hts wife4 was 10 remain perfectly
Kfin. aud meanwhile fhs King would
- contested at her feet. beneath
fhe silken covsriet of the bed Sc
we're Ens the trial to the poor bride.
not only from her natural modessy
but because ahn WAS ~ ths Round
head PARTY thence the reason uf
yonns Evelyu's couesaiins HIS mar
fiage from his fatheFl. Hardly bad
Charles beer eouceHted In his hiding
place when the Roundhead officer
and his soldiers came laundering
along The corridor. and Knocked
loudly ~ the door OF young Eveiyu'a
chamber. demanding instant admit
faucr The young man hah hastily
torn of a PORTION Of bis uWn clothes.
So as to make Il appear that he vas
ia the act uI retiring 70 grst. and IN
rnawur 10 the summons presented
himsglf at the dosf 81 hia APART
mont
To hls surprise be recognized IN
the commanding officer Of the Purl-
tans an old schOulfellow.
"staushtgnH' he exclaimed
aYes. u - I. Philip" said tho
ynnne officer.
What - yuur demand9'
TO search thcee apartments
why. pray ?"
We have reason % believe that
Chnk. Stuart. who styles himself
king IT Enrland. a. concealed here. %
Listen. sfaughion. order your
mon 70 retire a Iittie ont % hear
ing."
"stnuahton." aaid Evelyn earueat-
y and In y subdusd tone. 4 must
tflat Ia your honor. ! am newly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
40 YELLOW JorRNAtlau ugR

no YELLOW JOURNALISM HERE
fayfon Smith VAS on the mouu.
tain Sunday with a standing collar
on, u vas 30 high that he had to
Ect On stump 70 spit over IL
Russell fto0tA Waa an the noun.
tain Sunday with q pair % paisn,
leather Nhezsa sns he just hit the
high places 10 the road
{ think Dad kiliian vgli not stay
hers long az ne has his hat sei
away haeh ca his head and sleeps
Nith his Overcast under bis piiloH
He Il afraid that Someone wiii run
away with o.
] wonaef N unric Tom got his
supper Sunday Night tie iust sits
around the firs uu Sundays and
smokes bis pipe Ne won't get his
ties out uf the ashes.
Come again. min pop,ey would
like 10 hear from yUuF hog again
Huw IL shr getting aiang with two
legs up and two down guess she
has ieft yuu 81 ihiR time.
II you uanf r. aee Ruhrn WRdell
smile and throw his chew % tobacco
out. ask him when he IL going back
o. Mr Hughes AGAIN Country
correspondents seqnarhec. Team :.
NeMs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

married and my wife being Of your
party In politics. dared not tell my
father ahe 81 Ia that room
4 must 80 la Cor all that said
Htauahton.
you shall 10 in" said Evelyn.
quietly, hut on one condition that
" show her 20 sou. aud pA satisfy
YOU that Il Is woman and NOT
Charles Who IL concealed here. you
viii AZ once SO With yeur men.
II PROMISE
The Raudhoad offirpr failggea
the cavalier into The daintllY fufs
%sahed chamber New said Eve
/ lyn. and approaching the bod he
gently drew down the enNerlvt aud
revealed the face Of beautiful
alcoping woman.
Il am aatiahea returned the
friend 4 was obliged to do nv
duty Forgive the" And he hastily
retired.
Thus vas saved the life Of the
fugitive king and shortly afterward
he esaaped "a scotland and thence
to France. Charles. which was moal
unusual with him. showed real graf.
ltnde for hia detlyrrnuca lie nnvei
forgot the hcruiam Of the beautiful
bride. and when no was restored q
the throne OF hia fathers. Mistress
/ Philip Evelyn became one Of fhs
lbughtest ornaments u the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

pannlssone ball northern Ian
easter. was. during. the evil war
which preceded the exseution Of
Charles I. In possession 81 Nm,
Evelyn. a sgauch old cavalier and a
wIaower with one aoa ard daughi-
er.
Charles II was faSitiye Ia hia
own Kingdom. Ne one. In fact.
knew where the unfortunate prince
waz save the Evr1gns and n few
Trustworthy adheFHnia Of ChAfiea
He vas NJ pannistone hall. diseuss-
81 az a valet 10 yuung Evelyn, and
waiting 90 pass over into Scotland
and thence 20 France. The old
squire. his son and daughter and
the fugitive prince formed the sole
party gathered round the supper
table on The Christmas ere which
wss the date OF this story.
The king aaE about 70 speak
when 80 furious 4 knocking vas
heard a. the door TIA; al four START.
ed and turned pale Charles himself
assuming tbs position ~ servant
rose hastily from his scat and stood
beside the rouuE sgHire's chair. IN
fwo minutes the old white haired
butler. who wag In hte secret cg the
kings identity. rushed into The
apartment
''Oh. cir: sisl Oh. your majesty,
The Rounfheads the Rounahsads
are here
The cid squire seemed runfounded
hy the sudaennela - the calamity
when 20 The surprise OF everybody
young Evelyn. who had been hither-
90 absorbed and moody. started
I'd a. n brilliant IDEA had oe-
Cured 20 him. seized the kings
hand. add using gentle violence
Disappear through a concealed
door which lay behind the tapestry
lie led the fugitive grinfe through
corridor after corridor Of the Yasi
house. until they arrived az q suits
Of apartments IN the vest wing
Then he opened THE door which fac-
ed him. Even in the extremity ul
bic danger the king started haci
amazed The room within was cx-
quialtely furnished and On a superb
bad beneath . Allkeu canopy. n beau
tiful girl vas Sleeping The fair
Sleeper. awakened By the voices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
STATE NEWS

The MilNaukee road has flied 10
condemnation suits along sta pro-
posed right f-Way IN Tacoms.
The positions Of steward and ac-
countant at the state insane nsy-
ipfuk are 20 be abolished
George HraahF. = Mabtnn raneher.
persisted IN the ntorm last week.
ara his ffDHsn body has been
foUHd
uf. J M lloyd alsa at his h0ms
IN wailA Nsiia yesterday morning
~ paralysis About a g~eT age.
while residing at Spokane. he Was
struck b. q bicycle AID hts spine
fractured
The Eunhofniah Valley Railway
cafuusny las isf tbs contract for
building She loHs looked Tor trolley
line from Everett hy eay of Hno-
hDruiah through Monroe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CELEBRATE
IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. March II The
Centennial ~ tho birth Of nsnitu
luarrs. the great Mexican states
man and litefatnr. IL being eelshrat
ei throughput Mexico today un as
unusually large aUaie Ia eempll
ance with a decree promulgated b
President nlhs the day 10 generally
observed aa a legal holiday
Throughout the country all business
u a. rest and the people are giving
themselves up 10 the celebration a
the national hero with great a.
thualasm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
Why Does She Do It2

Their. Is something unranny bon, thar Euprra Of
China
Every after tho
spondeniS ahe 90 utc
again.
quite would Do the stunt Aemiocoa
sonaly repeating snd again
oke which appeal To the Of huor
of American.
the Empress powascr dosaat take she win play deaf
often
with the wAirliaE husssaw Cicero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
MAKE SEATTLE
HOMES
BEAUTIFUL

with public spirited motives. de-
string 60 encourage residents ~ the
city 60 make Seattle as beautiful as
possible he Chas " Lilly Co will.
this week. give four packages Of
iAilys Best Sweet Pea Seeds FREE
With every purchase Of a gse pack.
agc OF i.tily'e Flower Food Don't
miss this opportunity % beau;lfY
your home ~ little cost. The offer
~ good this week only. -ss
-
Llai Il with Llnt. Mutual Life hidF
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
SHOULD
LEARN IT

Teach your children 70 save svs.
II ~ IL bat q few cents each weet
The habit will stick 10 them fhreusA
life ard Will siren sihen their ehaFsf.
Ter NJ we'll a. lay q foundation ~
future wealth Every child shoas
start a bank account. no matter H..
small The State Bank u ssMitl.
corner Of Yealer and First Az
pays I per cent. compounded twle.
a year ON savings deposits -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
AN ASSURED FACT

That you Will enjoy o trip to the
many beautiful and interesting Call
fofuia resorts headquarters for
climate. fruit flowers ana sunahins.
The road u thousand wonders
D. the Southern Pacific cos Scenic
Shasta Route and Coast Line Tirk q
eta. reservations and descriptive lit
srature a. Union Ticket Office Goa
First Ave. =. y. Ellis, General
Agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
The THEATERS

Murray aud Mack. the kings III
lfl#h comedy. are drawing fall
houses ~ the Third Avenue thsbtsr
10 Around the Town. The beat
musical comedy and presented by
tue best company that has benn
seen ~ The uptown theaiar for q
year There will be- matinee 10.
morrow and another one on 8atur-
day
Next weHk there Will De another
now play at the uptown theatcr.
Ny Nifr'H Family" By those
who have seen a. II ~ naid to be the
most laughahie offering Of the sea
son and a good company makes n
a production worthy 81 note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CONDEMN MANY
LIFE PRESERVERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Manrh II In
obedience 10 orders received from
the department of commerce and
labor. the lonai United States steam
ship inspectors began a searching
lnspeefi0u ~ The life saving ap.
paratus with which the ferry
boats on San FFaneiseo bsy are
equipped. Thus far one thousand
life preaerverm and tSo big life
raftn have been eoadnmned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

'oh. shat a beaatlfal naaas xou
have Hisen your little Eifisi en-
claimed tins giday uaa. 1t squads
~ romantic and 4 r. 80 uneammon.
Who're dla sog flnd such a perfectly
lovely manner"
It h pretty. tan'i IT. the proud
mother rstarted
"it'a too dear Cor anything Where
did Yuu set III
I saw q on sleeping eaf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Secretary Circuit. ~ tie civil ser-
vice commission has received an
invitation from TIE headquarters q
the national conference % ctsii SER
vice commissions at Washington
an Invitation for the commission M
this. city to send fepfeseutatl ses 20
sh~ n~xt convention ~ tire confer
rnrn which viii occur IA that city
IN MEy. -aEna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

THE: GLASS
MISS ROBERTS. WAiTRGss,
CELEBRATES DISCHARGE ~
THROWING CIGAR CUTTER
THROUGH gYs MIRROR

neeauae she thought ahe was not
getting aa much salary as hbe was
entitled 10. Anna Roberts. q walt
rcaa. wound np her first week s work
at Bhbc0cks cafe Ia a burst Of
glory She picked 40 a heavy metal
cigar cutter. shortly before = o'clock
last night. and made a 81 plate
glass mirror look like several quarts
af Clipped glaas Al the request
OF the proprietor. Detective Kennedy
placed the Flrl under arrest
Tho girl claims she was engaged
o. work at habcoaka for o. a week
aud a promise Of au extra dollar
each week II ahe proved herself sK-
reptianally competent Lat night
she finished her first week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The senator from your county
haH attracted a great deal u Ait"n-
slnu At the capital. believe
eYes he went there wearing rub
lsrf boots and \ plug hat
sMrs. oatdate Ia almost insane
over crossing cid She - Grassy 10
keep young
Worse thsn that She's just dye-
Tag to keep young
Although John Aleek nowts u De-
ssrfrd ou all sides and ia hispnt
down nuA nsf. we think no less at
him roM than se ever did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Mr. Bahoock handed her ouly s.
salary. aud both we're soon thrash
ina around painfully over the auss.
ton 81 what standard constitutes
exceptionally good x0rk. They
couldn't meet GA any common
ground 10 settle tho dispute. aud
The indignant waitress started a
rough houss by casting the cigar
cutter through the valuable mirror
Allae Lord business aEsnt Of the
WRiitesaea union. said today that
the girl was not a member OF the
union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
: PROFESSOR ron
eatstfsfAsgt Hnn


q ''FeEe." a four legged bow /
4 wpw. the pruteRe Of the nm /
q Gamma Delta fraternity Of tbs /
q university. met rte dnath IN the I
q alaaectIng roam by the use OF !
4 ehioreform. As a result, Prof !
q Charles w Prgntiaa. taehur /
. af zonlogy. has been made the I
= defendant In a damage ease. ,
q brought by members u the fra |,
4 tarnity The animal was rUa- /
q eued from Lake Washington /,
Z over q week aEn and taken un. I
= der the banner az the n0elrty /
4 Cor future instruction. Prof ,
q ffentisa thought the doE Just a /
4 common munKrrl. and In hin |,
. ewn mind decided that Il could /,
. serve tss purpnse IN the later /,
4 est of Helsnee. with the sbove ,
Z results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The features A. the Star this week
are the five liawniiana. Field ana
Hanson the twn English Roaebuda.
William Window. Clay Robinson
and company. and other special
acts Dare Devil CastslanO will be
the sensation next week lie will
loop the gap ~ death. a most peril
Gus undertaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CLOUD Is LIFTED

For the paat Is years there has
been n cloud on the title TO ios 1.
block %. ~ Edss & Knights add
ton 10 Seattle. due 70 The fact that
there were taxes ou the lot due the
city In The sum " cent The de-
linquency has passed on from year
10 year untn thia morning. when ,.
G. Murphy. the Owner II the lot.
called 81 the city treazuref'e office
and paid or the amount when he
sought 70 pay or the delinquency
he discovered that The interest aud
penalties accrued against the prop
erty amounted 10 three times the
original delinquency. - that the
total amount ug the tar vas cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
SEE Ed. WHITE

Men who want tho latest sprinx
styles In suits beat Narkmanthip
and hiKhes, grade goods for the
money should ree Ed waite the
popular tailor. OF 3pss Collins Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Deputy United states Marshal
Gritunn yesterday flied a return
au tis~ sshraesaes IN ennnscflnn w4th
The bankruptcy case % the Inter-
national conefsts cufuranY. show
inE that be has been unable % To-
este and serve either Or any 81 the
effiesre ~ tbs rompauy. ana ihat
he ~ Informed that e. =. nrisoes.
oae o. the offierrH. is In usltlsh Coz
lnfubia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Father FcFrY. the FoFi i.Awiah
chaplain. viii give a lecture toaisht
in Eiks ban On Tbs Private Sol.
der Tenth infantry soldiers wlg
assist In the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Resident Japanese Conani It's
amldsn has been raised In rank By
the mikAdu aud hia sAiary aino in.
creased In tho future bis rank
viii be above the lowest grade u
general consul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
CITY BRIEFS

The university students viii ask
Aayog MueFe % give an address an
Junior day In the natural amphl.
theater al The grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
INDEPENDENCE
DAY IN TEXAS

GALVESTON. Taxsa. March >,
The annlyefaary Of the aivsi,s
the Texas Declaration Of fnssas y
ence. which WAS first read ma, an.
grove Of spreading I've oaf 80
The villhge ~ Columbia =, -
banks Of The hrazoa river. IN isss
WIS observed here today IA Il
usual manner The celebration Il !,
a rather qulei characters aosi ~. y
ness houses we're closed A leas, ~,
the day and a. All schools pstrs,,,
celebrations will be held in H. =,
ternOqn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

A fnli line Of notions and gen
erai dry goods constantly on hand
at the High School Stationery a
Motion Store. rs =. Pike. corner
Harvard Ave. aud Pike. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Frank Clarp has sold the double
corner on srd ss aud Madison II
10 Sullivan a Coasiilnr fof tg1s 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Lady Bug I'm Glad you came.
tea has laat been served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21
UNKtNp REFERENCE TO T4tf
IANtTOR.

The excitement runs high on fhe
question % corporation or no cor
poration Those that claim We are
lustnE caste ~ going hack into the
township arc mostly those that pay
no tar but live Ia rented property
The cost Of running oar school f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Senator smo0l u nov accused OF
having three wl.ea n he has. lst >
deal gently with him nuu't Alex
man when he's down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The Great Sorthern railroad has
suld the half block boundei b. tih
ax.. Jeffeguon 81. Yesicr wAy aud
tho alley. 10 judge Thomas nurks
fur gisn. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

The Great HDrthsra railway IL :,
spend 100000 in improvemss,. :.
TssHraumpfth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

a1a5 each month. VITA sis fof a lani.
tor A ruas By any other name
woaild smell az sweet -irundale cor
rsspoadenes. ssllnryllie. Ohio. Re.
publican
ANYWAY. Il takes 3 big shelf to
hold Blil Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

A WORD PROM Josh WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-21

Lots NV peopi. nnv.
or 40 anything they ~
ashamed Nv. but they
do thlnEs they oaEhi
I be ashamed uY
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16
a Hdnd--W Well GI0Ved

m SOME factories the labor of hemming, en-
~, Broadening and stitching the 27 pieces of
which glove is composed is poorly done;
in others perfectly Ours are Of the superior
kinds; .-'"*~> @:,%:<h. !
Ladies' fine kid Gloves, 4 clasp, overseam
stitched, suitable for street or dress wear;
come in all the new fall colors and e1nn
black and white; pair. 0leUU
Ladies' best quality genuine Mocha Gloves
either silk lined or unlined 1clasp, very stylish
and durable; come in browns, reds, d 20
grays, tans and black. Pair. ........ Oh. on
Complete line of ladies' elbowlength kid
Gloves, IL and l6button length; d , 20
black, white and tans, $3.50 to..... p3.5U.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16

There is wide range for choice in this seasons
splendid showing, which exeels alsoain quality,
and is priced most moderately a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16
For or Baby' iet
DrNa iS4tncT Il Seotiipa

oubator Cream, povdsH saap-the 5t are &
used Exclusively At the infant incubator 4
hospitals, which is a guaranty of their
being pure, harmless and healing. Do
not take any chances with baby s deli
cate skin. I + #a .s.s
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,.,,...- -, yE.2s7t-t, 2 go. :
Motion. Wedl Sale

r HEsE specials will be found Saturday on
:. - counters, near elevator, main floor. 9.s8 -:
Darning cotton, As yards to spool, in black,
white and brown, one-half .*|z%$.
H1lce, Spool ~
Linen thread-l00 yards to spool, in
black only, a spool. &C
Curling irons-s inches long, hard wood
handles-5c value, at each. -.,.......... DC
10. Safety pins-Extra nickel plated, non-corro=
sive, sizes !, and 3, half price, ~
" q uoAeA :''..'. $500. :......... Al ~ !.
- Hooks and eyes-2 dozen on card--one dozen
extra loops, black or white, any size, >
worth double the price asked, choice, x 11
any size, q pair. .....--..............l loo
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Hosiery Of Merit
Fret Right Aisle

Fret Right Aisle
T REQUIRES two weeks for stocking to
L. emerge from the factory in it's finished
form. Do you wonder that we re over par
tieular in securing quality in goodsa
Ladies' imported black cashmere hose, full
regular made with extra high spliced heels, dou-
BILE soles and toes; regular SOC
stocking, pairs for ST., pair ....,... 00C
LADIES' Isle hose, embroidered and lace ef-
fects, all this seasons goods; never ~ ST.
sold under SOC; pair ............. nc
. Ladies' pure silk hose in black They come
in assorted drop.stitch patterns; q ~
never sold less than $1.5O, pair. 80. p1.UU
Children's heavy worsted hose, 2x1 ribbed,
with double knees, merino heels and toes, all
sizes g. to 10, regular 35c stockings =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16
In the Blacks.

Broadeloths-German, Austrian and domestic
makes Very handsome fabrics The price
range, yard, 81, $l.35, $I.5O, 80,
1925 and up to $3.50. >I.o.
All wool French taffeta, A inches wide; all
wool German Henrietta, A inches wide; French
wolfe, A inches wide; German Prunela Al inches
widej Chiffon Panama, SO inches wide; Broad.
cloth 50 inches wide; French Armnres :44 inches
wide; Corded Taffeta, az inches wide, French
Serge, 50 inches wide; Mohair Pointelle, 46
inches wide; German Batiste, a. 4 ~
inches wide all in one lot, at DE. UU
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16

Lett Aisle Front

WE CALL the attention of patrons to a new
w feature inaugurated in this department,
in that we have secured the services of
an experienced designer and filter, who will
take your measure for
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16
The Color Weanes

jamestown Ombre Plaids, the most beautiful
shadings; new shipment; all the En
popular colors, at. Observation-Disclosures. QUO
Voiles, A inches wide; French make, knotted
effect, IN tans, grays, greens, blues and browns;
1925 quality; manufacture .-r
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TaIIOT-made Skirts:
$3.50 for the MakiRd-.x.3.56

This gentleman will be in attendance at our
dress goods section Saturday and will be pleased
demonstrating the styles and Workmanship
Promptness in ordering insures early delivery.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16
Knit Underwear

r HERE was scurrying about for heavier
uderclothing when the first fall Of stthe
beautiful and few nips from Jack
Frost emphasized their need. These should in
terest you. - -. -
Ladies' worsted plated, natural vests and
exceptional value at, each Sue
Ladies natural and camel's hair wool vests
and pants, shaped garments warm, durable.
snug fitting underwear; an excel a. M,
lent quality, each .... .......... DIUU
x Ladies, union suits, natural and white wool.
SEQ ga4msaR Rsffe ssrd fitting; S2O0
Gents celebrated .Root's Tivoi'' natural
nlndyed wool shirts and drawers, r1nn
sizes 81 to A, at each. .....:.... DI.UV
Sizes 46 to 50 $l.25 each. 2
Gents Norfolk and New Brunswick fine
lamb g wool shirts and drawers; RS ~
Inc perfection of manufacture, each DZ.VU