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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04
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man Darmarfs Mfmagt, lite min6it
raar BET gialoer EaIen ON at perne
Riget moo pore SLENDER. Sar man
mon rigtig tGnft paa biemn1e 3al=
mari, meo bpilfe Gplelier %l,obanore-
6e 2an6smen0 l9ier &eferaterne ira
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om, at set ofte CT n1e6 Sen opbclte
6blelie al ltnbleelie og @fam, hi lr-
fer ON Be e%noelgle &9plerier ON.
|5maating / Jolfetinget, Ser bioner
ON Ell magelps 5%elplpge % lmaalig
@rgi9rrigbeo Dos nogle al bore SOL
fettngsmpn0> 1amti6ig meD at Be az
borligite Spprgsnraal, ser giul6er
&iget5 9cltooe1, ltaa nlelte fen. slit
for ijploellt mprfer mar Bog Sc llo-
talelier, Ser foloer / Migsoagslolen,
ct Sierte, Ser banter for 9ann1arfS
Sore % 6ren1gaug. @i lgnges efter
at bgre iaaoanne l16taleller, = lige=
gDl0igt boa0 8%artigruppe Sc fomnler
fra!
Moromen6 og 5penifere / Mmeri-
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net gleee fig ODER Sc ltore Dire, mau
oeres Sien1lanoe bar giort for at
bap0e 2an0enes 9elpltenoigbeo, %
Sproab fra Sc eomle 2an6e ON
&ielp til GorlDoret fon6t lp6bpre
Nre1 beroDre; men hi 9anlfe / l(O=
lonoet bdrer fun oltfor ofte ON ct
lelpopgipen0e Solf, ser logger @9n=
oerne / 5fpoet % ipnes at lGtte Ell
9gre / at cbifanere Sen Minilter, lon1
bill gjpre ct alDorligt Mrbei0e for at
bGp0e Matio11ens Geroigbeo % beer
ne ON 6olfets 8eitaoeu.
Man ifal life tale til l16pon0rere
ON Motionalfplelie og SelsbGpoelle,
fpr mon faor fejet for fin egen 9pr
% / @jerningen far Diit bjenme, at
man foritaor, at u0et er Na1tioens Sir
og 6orbo10, Sc Danife moo arte loo=
leOe5, at Sc giDer @rlu16 til berettiget
@toltbe0." Ser gjpl0er Set fdrlt og
frenmelt,ot 5oriparsiagen blioer be-
bet ouer ollie Nortibenipn> og at olle
lgrer at f%orltaa> at Jre0ens pg &1,l=
trrenS 6rl1gter b%etrDgges be0lt pes
mon0ig @Gpoeli e al Mationens sore
o%perfor ll6lon0et. We0 bpilfe ST.
lei er tror MON monstro, at pt u.s.
%ponOrere bor Jet Set 0rpftet for rant
me Mlpor I 0o1ife @lu0e, ont life
9onmorf ifnlOe gipe Jig il10 lu1oer Ell
fren1n1e0 Wogt, - lo1ntibig meo, al
man forn1oner Sen, til at pnre tru
mos 9onmart!
&i pes goot, at Sc lnnoo Soft in
gen @run0 far til at bpje Sope0et,
og at @er0ensbiitorien luo ofte bur
biit, at netop Sc in1oa Golf blep Sill
tl1rens 8Grere; men ri pes oglao> at
8etingellc n berfor er, at Solicit ejer
~N~
Miob og &raf it til at billie leDe.
Gio oa1t1fe Mnno og &pi11oer boa:
Sc @jemlono og llolon0 olorig mao
glemme, bpao Ser engong blep lag1
paa 9fomlingbanfen: ct Soft Ell
fun fortabt> noar Set fornrgter Jig
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04
Gtrejfc paa Snbiyerue,

SVV P"u OHptpelHt. JtulleIl
til Sirs0ag n%0lteotes ser 5trejfeor=
Ore til SoOlenes, 6pr6p0ernes, Guno=
laoernes og Sliernes 0rgoniiationer
poa Sfibene poo Sc itore Snoiber.
Wfllig bill lenere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Organilotioner blipe falbt l1o, / bpert
Jol6 bill Bette lfe, bpis 9tibseierne
foripger at iejle meo 2obier l1oen=
for llnlonen. Gtri6en orejer Jig life
ont 2pnlpergsmual, men ON Mner=
fjen0elle al l%nione11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04
Danlk=
AaUe tic mo0er=
(an0et.

uAeor0lpiet"s &eoaftgr bar mo0ta-
get fglgenoe 8reo fra Danmarfs
&onleilsprGii0ent:
snSr. &ebaftpr gmlil Spiier!
Sc bar paret lua penlig al og til
at ienoe mig ct geo. al uMor6lplet">
og oerfor taffer jeg Gem.
Seq ler, at bore 2an0smnno I
Mmerifa jamie Henge til ct Minoes-
mGrfe for Dor afop0e aonge, bpilfet
Sc billie ifie11fe til Ben oanife Nigs-
oag. Set glGoer mig meget, tbi ieg
tror, at Set bill bore lterft me0pir-
fen0e til, at @aol10et mellem 9onlfe
/ Mmerifa og % berbjemn1e bill tnpt-
teS %faitere, % Set trG11ger Ri til. Gi
er'et lille Soft, og ri far life &ooo
til at ifiere 9aa11oet ODER nellem Sc
2anlfe r6e og De 9anlfe bjemme,
tpprtimo0 %gienne1n bette @aan0 bol-
Der ri os / Sorbinoelie meo Sc beolte
&rGfter baaoe boS % lelp og onore,
og ml1liggipr Ell fploigerel10pifling af
bore foltelige g~ienoommeligbcoer.
Set foretommer mig, at Ser ogioa er
Srong til, at 6or6inoelien bol0es
peolige> tbi jeg faor aoifillige 8repe
fra mine 2%an0Sn1en0 / Mmerifa, lom
berer &i6ne 0eron1. Meu Set ct rtq=
tig NOT ofte Silfnloet, at 8replfri=
perne er1ten ilet life ifriper oereS
N0reSle eller lfriper Sen lou ufl1l0=
ltg1oig eller l1tD0elig, at jeg fife fan
1pare 0erpad -.
9ereS p%rbp6ige
S. 6. Gbriltenlen.
Slere al Sc 0onl lie @lo0e bor ont
tolt Sn0l amlingen til Sc 6onlfe s(n1e<
%rifaneres @ape til Mo0erlon0et pua
Sen meit onerfjenoen0e Moooe. sS1o=
lamlingen goar jppnt fren1oo og
bri1ger ct go0t Nelultot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04
acknowledgement / spbtaterne

-
bar / oea liolte Mars 1io taget ct al
oeleS forbapienoe dipping, og Ser
onlegges III en- M9ngoe npe 2inier.
meoens De ganlle enteltlporeoe 2ini=
er faar Dobbeltipor. @runben er, at
laa mart Banana aauaIen CT fer
oig, pentes al ben Srafif til Ofien=
ten, Ser biotil er gaoet ODER 8per11e
pua Stillebabsfpiten at billie gaa ODER
Spoitatslinierne as @olfbperne til pg
oerfro meo Camper giennem @ano-
len. Gerbe6 bill 6ragten til Orienten
blipe billigere, i6et Sernbane-8ro
porten pr. Sernbane fra git. og
Miooelitoterne ODER &Iippebiergene
er o%peror6enlig foitbor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04

Sern=,. staal= us Sinarbejbernes
Srsaniiatiomer pil boloe oere5 aarli=
ge &onpention / Cincinnati, Ohio, /
Oenne llge. Yao 0enne bill Ser font
me til 6o%rbanoling 9pnningsifalo
for BET tommenoe Mor iamt bpoo
Der fan gieres for at faa in0fprt
~cloie0 ibop" 5plten1et / 2itens So
brifer / 0isle Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04

Sen gomle San6beo, at u6por
ltngoommen err ser er Jren1ti0en">
ct ofte NOT 6leper1 onf9rt> 1bor l1ltg-
oomSiagen fon1 poa 8o,1e, men fun
ijgloe1t bar ntal1 m9rfet 11oget ill., at
oen ogioa blep 2oben for Mrbej0et
blon0t Sc hinge. @lt for ofte bar
l1ngoommen meot Set bpmmen0e
&rab, at Sc ifal Blot u%trolle Sc guln(e
Siier efer"; alt for ofte ct Sen jl1a=
rcre bleDen bunOet ems le0et> og
Wf9110, iom mere berer Torti0en og
ge1lti6en el10 6remtioen til, far /
Sale og Sfrift 6ebanolet Sc Spprgs=
n1aol> JONI BOG fun 6e hinge ielp fan
beipore. Mpe S(egter giper r>pe 81
Ser meo nDe Opgnper og npe W}io,
Ter, og bel bpr man lore Sc l1nqe at
ellfe 6aorenes Mrp og at bpgge tro-
folt paa 6en @run0, ion tioligere
Slegter far lagt> laa at Sc life lom
zen &lnnerflof" lprenger 6orttz
oens erDGr6ige Sempelbl1er; bel ifa(
man lore Sem at bige moo Set ltore
Mool> ion ct MenneifeIegtens fe(=
les 0pgabe: at fulofomne set @p6e,
set Snn0e og Set Gfipn11e / SEN en-,
telte og 1 Samfnnoet, men @ejene
MOB Moalet fun lite altto bore oe
lamme, og fun Tibet %gnbne6e man
DEN fommenoe 5legt, ON man lggte
at bin6re Sen / at brpoe npe Boner
moo Set elogomle Mool. @is Blot
l1ngoomnuen Mualet / al sets ltraa=
le116e Gfienbe6> og ler Sen begejltret
at bige 0erimoo, men la6 Sen ielp
tage fat mes Sc friife &rafter, GID SEN
Sob til ielp at itorme frem moo Sc
bin6renoe Sfonoier, og ioo bill Sen
leire netop o-rbi Sen er
@i hinge beronre .8elten bar en-
ganife ierlig Spgabe at lele. &bor
itarft ems aierligbe6en binder os
til BET itore 9ano, iom for mango al
os er 6poelanoet, og iom gab os ollie
ct Stem og EN- @jerning, - bpor in
oerligt emo 5~afnemmeligbeoen fnpt-
ter % til Set frie 6olf> iom gie1t-
mil6t aabfe6e fine Mrme for %, u6en
beo Sob og Spang at binore % / frit
at noDifle bort aanoelige @ereie, laa
moa ri Dog f6le 6et iom Dor 9ligt
baa6e moo bette bort npe Siemkau6
og MOB oS Ielp at bebare Ge6renes
Mrb, tbt neppe bab6e Ben nor6iife
SSnobanoring b9ret @merifu 1na fier.
fommen, ON ri bar fommen berober
fom Den fattige Moto, Ser. llet intet
at gibe til @iengieIo for alt,
bbao Ri mo6tog. Sc 1%1perionIige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04

6eaisS Moboers % genners 80.
mprfiombo poa bette Blob, big Dem
bore l5erale 9iIba1S freuriatte ber I
Blaoet, % forftg At Ftdfffe o I ~
Mbcrnert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04
Gi icnDer

me6 @lG6e BrgDenumre til en- bptI.
fen iom Delft Moresie poo 0pfor.
bring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-04
9eres prbg0ige
5. 6. G6riitenien.
Jn06Y0eQe

Il ct 6anf=amcrifanif ltmgoomsiteuz
nc I Chicago 5. ID
September 1906.
&ol0 mig as Sc lluge, .
. lom / &elterle0
Seres ga1nle Wo0er
fj9nt bill fiel10eS be0> 4,
lonn Ell olunitolt Drager
S90res S9o og Sprog, =.
font Deo Stjer1ebunret
planter 9onnebrog.
SC. 0mn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-08
NO EXCESSIVELY DRY GROUND
While Some Sections Need More
Moisture, All Portions Are
in Good Condition.

The Burlingtons soil and crop report for
the Nebraska district for the week ending
August 4 shows there was more or less
rain In all parts OF the district during the
week. but reports indicate there was not
enough to keep soil in condition to produce
best results, in places between oxford and
Wray on the main line and between Orleans
and Herndon on McCook division also be-
tween Dewitt and Holdrege and on the
Concordia branch Of Wymore division
Ground Is not exceedingly dry in any part
OF this territory. but more moisture would
be helpful
Threshing OF winter wheat continued with
considerable interruption because OF rain
and with results so far as yield is con-
cerned about as indicated by previous re-
ports.
Most OF the oats were put into the stack
during the week and indications are for
better than half a crop. Wherever barley
is raised the crop is good There is very
little spring wheat raised In this district.
Corn has generally made good growth
during the week The report from the su-
perintendent of the Wymore division states
that corn has been damaged by dry weather
IN places on the cOneordia branch. 1t IL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-08
COURT NO BAR TO SHERIFF
Restraining Order Does Not Prevent Sale Of
Property Under Foreclosure.
woMANs ESTATE AND SONS INJUNCTION
Latter Was 10 Furnish Bond
and Failing to DO So
Mcdonald Lets the
Hammer Fall.

In spite OF a restraining order issued by
Judge Day, Sheriff Mcdonald Tuesday
morning sold under decree of foreclosure
all Of the Omaha property belonging to
Mrs Phoebe r. L. L. Linton. which has
been in litigation for a number of years.
The restraining order was secured by
Charles s. Linton, her son, and was con-
ditioned on the giving of a bond for 500.
The bond was not furnished, consequently
the sheriff did not comply with the order.
The decree of foreclosure was secured by
the John Morris estate from Judge Sutton
under a mortgage given by Adolphus Lin
ton. husband of Phoebe Linton, to secure
a loan of SH,769.9O. The sale was set for
10 o'clock Tuesday morning and before that
time Linton, through his attorney. John O.
Yeiser. secured the restraining order to pre-
vent the sale. In the same petition a new
trial OF the foreclosure case was demanded.
Errors in the proceedings and irregularities
in the giving OF the mortgage were among
the reasons given why a new hearing
should be allowed. Linton also set up an
ante-nuptual agreement between his mother
and father that her property should go to
him in trust for the children. In pursuance
OF this agreement a deed to the property
was given TO Kate Remnant. who, the
same day. II is alleged. transferred the
property TO Adolphus Linton, he at the
same time executing a declaration of trust.
This deed was fled in the register OF deeds
once Monday after, according 10 a nota-
ton on the back OF It. IL had been lost for
several years. The contention in the petit
ton is that the property could not be held
for Adoiphus LAntons debts. 1t is also al
legged new evidence has been found.
Charles s. Linton also fled in the regis
ter OF deeds office notice of the suit in
order to protect his interests in the title TO
the property.
The sheriff's sale was held shortly after
II O'Clock and the Omaha property brought
sl719s. The new move, IL is said. will add
new complications 20 the settlement Of the
case .,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-08

also stated that corn has not done as we'll
on the Dewitt-H oldrege line during the
week as it would have dore with more
moisture. In the dry places on the Nc
Cook division reports do not indicate that
any damage has been done. but that more
rain will be needed soon. There are no
dry places on the Lincoln division and pros
poets for corn are good.
In accordance with previous report po-
tatoes are an average crop as to yield and
quality.
Pastures and meadows are IN excellent
condition generally. Pastures have prac-
tically recovered from the dry weather
during the first half of June. The third
crop of alfalfa is looking well.
Indications are for a crop of sugar beets
on the Lyons line considerably above the
average, and a good average crop in other
places where sugar beets are raised in this
district
Indications are for very large apple
crop and a fair crop of peaches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-08
NEW CLUB OF CoLoRED MEN
Progressive League of Douglas
County Organized and De-
mands RECOGNITION.

Colored citizens of Omaha and South
Omaha organized the Progressive League
of Douglas County at Fraternity hall Mon
day night. AS announced the object of the
league is to promote and protect, by
united and intelligent action, the civil, po-
ltical and business interests of the colored
people in this community"
A manifesto that the republican political
managers demand representation on the
legislative ticket was agreed to and Mil
lard F. Singleton was endorsed unanimously
as the favored candidate for the place.
Rev. John Albert Williams was elected
president and H. V. Plummer secretary.
The business of the organization is to be
transacted by an executive committee of
nineteen members composed OF the admin
istrative officers and one member from the
Omaha wards and two from South Omaha.
Following is the communication to the
republican leaders:
To the Managers OF the Republican PARTY
in and Of Douglas County. Neb-Gentle-
men: Believing that our voting strength
ana unquestoned loyalty to the republican
party entities us to better recognition than
we as people hitherto have received. we
as representatives of the negro race in
Douglas county respectfully but emphat-
ically demand that some competent, re-
putable and representative negro, who will
be generally satisfactory TO ali the peOple
be given place on the legislative ticket
TO be chosen this fall
Realizing that the simple act of one of our
race filing will be folly unless ne Is sup
ported by and taken into one OF the regular
organizations, we demand that whoever Is
SO chosen be put upon one of the regular
states.
We are not interested in the republican
| tactional fights. but we are interested In
the election OF some representative negro
to the legislature.
For eight years we have been ignored in
this matter and there seems TO be a dis
position in the republican party to refuse
| proper recognition to the negro vote. If il
be the wish OF the republican managers to
| can do so
/ In the event that our race is given place
/ on the legislative ticket we pledge our
selves TO do all in our power for the cleo
| ton Of the entire ticket
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-08
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Notice of Incorporation.

The undersigned hereby give notice that on the
18th day Of December, A. d. 1906 At 10 o'clock 9
M or as soon thereafter ~ they can be heard,
they will apply 10 the Honorable n. B, Broward,
Governor 81 the State Of Florida, at hia once IN
the Capitol building of said State, In the city Of
Tallahassee, for Lettera Patent Incorporating
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Office Of the Secretary Of State Of said State OF
Florida at the city Of TallahAssee. during the time
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LOUIS c. YAEGER,
HENRY l. BETHEL,
IOTTIE NJ YAEGER,
ANNIE E. BETHEL.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-30
m CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF FLORIDA

Second Judicial Circuit. Leon County In ChaneeTy.
r. A. Shine complainant, vs.. John W. Jones
and Jennie Jones. his wife, defendants.
IA appearing BIZ afldavit appended 70 the bill
alod IN the abOve-statsd cause that the residence
o. John w. Jones and Jennie Jonea, his vile, the
defen8ants therein named, IL unknown. and that
thOy are both over the age Of twonty-One years.
and that there is no person known TO the com
nlainaut In the State Of Florida the service Of
subpoena upon whom would bind said defendants,
on either Of them: Il u therefore ordered that said
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On or before Monday, the 81 day Of December. y;
ID 1906 otherwise the allegations OF said bill Miii
- taken AZ confessed By said defendants. u "
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II Al HEHRY I. FELKEL.
Clerk Circuit Court.
louN W. HENDERSON.
sOlicitaE Cor Complainant.
Lttsa1H. 7. Yl1AKL. Clerk ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-30
CHARTER OF YAEGER 4 BETHEL HARD
WARE COMPANY.

The undersigned hereby agree to become aSeoei-
ated together. and do hereby associate thSmseives
together, for the purpose OF becoming body po-
little and corporate under the laws OF the state OF
Florida, the provisions Of which are hereby ae-
cepted. The following articles OF incorporation
Shall constitute and become it's charter upon issu
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ARTICLE I.

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established at such other places as may be Sc
lected by the Board Of Directors.
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In witness whereof We have hsreunto set our
aa,ner this the 18th day Of November. a. d. 1906
LOUIS C. YAEGER
HENRY l.. BETHEL.
LOTTIE N. YAEGER.
ANNIE f. BETHEL.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-27
HOSIERY

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light weight cotton, dressy for girls, 15c pair
Misses fast black cotton stockings. Xxi rib extra
e full fashioned foot double heel and toe, for 17c
three for soc.
Misses pony stockings. extra fine cotton isle
thread fast black sizes from 4 to TO- for Csc pair
Boys Hercules school stockings. Xxi XXI ribbed
excellent wearing, fast black, for 15c pair
Boys Hercules school stocking. extra heavy Xxi
rib; boys Black Cat No %, best wearing stock
ing you buy boys Wayne Knit pony stockings
No. 80, strong and elastic-for 25c pair.
Women's fast black cotton hose, double heel and
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will recommend any one of these.
Women's black Isle thread hose plain. double
sole and toe. high spced heel, largest variety Of
weight qualities shown, for Csc 35c soc and
Z5c per pair
Women's fast black lace Isle hose lace foot or
all 25e 35c, soc, 75c, $500, $685. $3.50 and
$500.
Women's fancy embroidered hose. in black, white
all the shades. for soc, 75c, $500 and
pair.
Mems plain black and fancy colored hose in large
varieties. for 15c, CSC, S5c and SOC pair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-27
Underwear

Cshldren's Nunsing union suits light weight long
or sleeve, knees and ankle length. for soc
suit
Womens cotton jersey ribbed corset covers. high
neck long sleeve. tape neck and waist, viii positively
stay in place for 25c each.
Womens vests, high neck. long sleeve, light and
medium weights, for Csc, 45c, SOC, 75c andS1.OO
each.
womens pants. knee or ankle length. tight wide
knee, trimmed, for csc, SOC, 45c soc and CSC
pair.
womens vests low neck no sleeve, large variety Of
styles 1Oc IL &c 15c 1sc zoe, 25c, S5c, soc and
womens union suits. high neck long sleeve ankle
Women's union suits. low neck, sleeves, tight
knee umbrella effect lace trimmed, for 38c SOC
use. $780, $50 and $500 per suit.
Mems balbriggan shirts and drawers, light ans me-
dunn weights. for 25c and SOC each.
Mems dunsng union suits. long short sleeves,
$500 and $3.50 per suit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-27
price Demonstration Sale of
Sheetins, MuSlins, Ready
made Sheets, Pillow Cases,
BED Spreads. Etc.

BIeao1ed sheeting. 4 yards wide Demonstration
price yard zoe.
HIeached sheeting, ~ inches wide. Demonstration
price yard 1Sc.
45-inch Pillow Muslin, extra heavy, best wearing
quality, Demonstration price, yard 15c.
IongcIoth by piece of u yards. Just so pieces
of this number at this Demonstration price, Il yards
SIPS.
Better Sheets, 4 yards wide and 2 yards long,
torn and hemmed, Demon stration price, each 6Sc.
Extra Heavy Linen Finished Sheets 2 yards wide
and 4 yards long, Demonstration price, each CSC.
Extra Large size sheets, x yards wide and 2 z
yards long Demonstration price each sec.
Pillow Cases, 42x36 torn and hemmed from good
wearing muslin, Demonstration price. each 15c.
Larger Pillow Cases, 45x3s5 x inches, made from
Standard muslin. Demonstration price each lie
Bed Spreads for Single Beds 66x8O inches, several
different patterns from which to select, Demonstra-
ton price, each 55c.
patterns; exceptional aue at this Demonstration
price, each 95c.