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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-27

Jonathan Bourne received the
nomination for U. s. Senator. Now
is the time for the Calamity howl
ers" who have an ax to grind to
''get busy"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-27
FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1906.

NOURT C0ND0N. NO. 81, +, OF A. MEETS
~ Mondays evening OF each month In ARM
ory Hall lodge room. Visiting brothers are re-
Qaested 10 meet with us. 4 warn welcome
awaits you.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-27
WILLIAM H. HoRNIBRooK
EditOr and Proprietor :

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. a,so PER YEAR,
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

Ii you suspect kidney troubles. bring tNo-ounce vial ot your urine for chemical and microScepical andy ~i~
 Go earIf. a> their offices are a.way- crowded If 4au are improving under yOur family physician do not come and take up their valuable time Thef wish t0 give each one plenty of time. uGt cannot listen J0 long storie~ Hor pertaining to your case Tte rich and rhe peor alike treated
 Women wfU suffer from rie many nervous Arrangements and ais pet't}- liar ra their -ex and we8a aIa-~~ quickly cured without aH operation
 oaE eE twelve hundred ea=e~ Hi Rupture treated la>t gear Here were cured la per without operation 8~ detention from business
 N r. =f aHrer~. raWer-. HsH-. -ai- tfp~ a etaaa -Ef# 8Ha ~ea#P dH-ea-s.- cured hx ar entirely new method
 Plies cured iu ~.UEt tjme without the knife Tt-t #4ae 8 speciality a' af 3l chronic di~-t~e~ peculiar q eiti sr -ex. aud r5re where atifer~ ta5k This r. t re4z.f.st= s-tz ts H-.fl at home
 EEurIU tlrE= HE= .He eHHt AI.t k charged fer a#5 tEt. medicine required tu n4ke perH4uent cure n al those commencing This new St stem oi treatment nH tii~. their firSr and ad xertIsiug trip
 NDTTe F. Married IadIes mg,t bt accompanied by their husband.
 Office Hour. q. ID. t0 l D. m Remember hs dats 3Gd laeat iag
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

Ladies. our line of spring goods, which iS now being featured. includes the swellest line of skirts ever shown in Forrest City Ne don't ask you to take our word for it, just come and look at them, and he convinced that we not only have the goods. but that The prices are overwhelmingly lOw. F'us>e i-Graham-Aiderson Company.
 The suggestion has been made that rhe water problem could he solved by tHe removal of tHe pump house to the river at Madison and pipe the water to Forrest City X goad suggestion
 Ge ta Fa-1eI1 =Graham= Alder~on Company far ladie~ skirts shirt RaiSt-. and dress EeaG- NeH #iHp~ correct price~=
 The Southwestern Telegraph and Telepioue C4mpauy'- exchange | having a Hew directory printed. sub ~rTiDerS wishing aHE changes J9 be made are respectfully requested te cal HH The Manager ~ office with ref treuce fa same II | t,EEc HgI>T.
 Manager Judge l. G E-a, candidate f9f adge ot The ehaHcefF court. aatho- rizes L, ta ~ae that he vii addre>- The voters 0f >t. Francis county at the court house iu Forrest City oH tHe first day oF the March term et the cir- cult court He invites Judge Robert. Son to be present aS be vii criticize the iadge'~ record
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
IN SHAkERTCHN

h Shake-town re p-a7.- a. Shook lac ard ear e 4=t snail. Some blamed ser t. 5as.e- reaSioa; Some eu-sesl .ae a%s- of he -es'oa- Though or taee Cause .aes d.da.t tas7-e They saoos with easa a..y A travele- a. ae passed .a4t way. With ply deea. D .l.e-s d.d sas. "Oh, waF . tas s.td ze-l.- rera47. When heres a ere tsr every Ps.a'" Then gave each oa---'.s IS 70 myth A bottle la5-'ed Y .z.ezs-n 'T~ixt hone 4aa f-4r -4sh d-.as nj.
 snare
 Was cured completely tz-n .ad ts--.; And 10 more sh4>- ,a-se safve=:ag
 Shz.-rs. They've grown 4s q = as ae--r-ciad
 Qua.er@ Each loves .h- ole ~i.a love p.4,oaic. And a Pra.se W!asezzm u : great
 .anir
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
4 fi e aItnR Gospel

The Rev ! ( Warren. pastor 0f Nharou Baptist Church, Belair. Ca. says Of Electric Bitters Its God send 10 mankind. lt cured me of lame ack, stiif joints and complete phy>i- ral collapse. l Was SO weak 1T took me half an hour to walk mile Two bot les of Electric Bitters haze made ne 70 strong have just walked three miles in 50 minutes and feel ike walk ing three more. It'> made a new man of me Greatest remedy fer weak ness and ali Stomach. Liver and Kid neH complaints. Sold under gaaraHf ee by all druggists Price zae.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
LOCAL. ADDENDA.

Theodore Meyers ION represents tLe Loeb, laundrles. and Solicits your patronage Leave hHndles OF orders 1T Sei Lewis store
 Hon W. DeRo~Ift Jeff for Crit tenden county la,t night To Kisif his iegien of friends there
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
EMINENT MEN COMING
To Forrest City. Ark On, Ddy. Ned
 neSday February B. 1906
DR. GUss { CD. OF PHILADELPHIA.
TheS. Eminent Quaker Electro Medical Physicians and Surgeons XlI
 YlSit Our City
A<D WILL Ef VI T HE MARION HOTEL

fas telhE an advertising tfif, ea H.
 troducP new system If o~mo.i,.
 tAey sill give to 2 av,iraa, ot
 eaameHeiae oH abags dare eatl.al-
 tatiou Adeic, aHa W Medicine
 neres9af4 =to eamp p.er--=a Cure
 Absolutely Free
 r viI ons j. expected at 3. pa- tienfe taking advantage as fs.I, affer To state te tHesefri4aa~ H- results obtained b- rai~ Heet system 8t sreat. neHt. l7e5 treat &tl. KINDS oF. rHRONIC plSE.N>E> ND bE. FOBNTTIEs-
 II k very seldom tlaT GOT coH- munlty ha, The privilege ol consult ing such renoHned specialists. who are in constant attendance ta wait 8Pou you. diagnose your case. and give you the benefit Of their medical knowledge There is Ho experiment- ing or guess work You viii be told whether you can be cured or not If your case k curable they will treat you: il incurable, they will give such advice as to prolong your life
 They treat deafness with an en- iirely ne" method. Hearing restored To many al once. Catarrh in all its varied forms cured 50 that 1t will never return, hy breaking up the eold-catching tendency by ELECTRI- CAL ABSORPTION of medicine.
 WEAK MEN suffering from Gen eral Nervous Weakness. Lost Mem ory, Strength Weak Back. Kidney Trouble, Rheumatism. Pains in Back. Hips. Shoulders and Chest. Lumbapo >ciatica. Torpid Liver. Indigestion ana Dyspepsia, here can find cure that permanently restores them to thelr original strength and manhood without loading th 1T stomach with poisonous medicine
 IT you have weak lungs or couSump- ion. do not fail to be examined
 Their new discovery Of absorbing medicine bg osmosiS in paralysis, and all diseases of the nervous system. in cluding EPILEPSY. k a Godsend to suffering humanity. Medical men are amazed al the marvellous cures that are being effected wherever this sys- lem has been introduced Thous anas ~ho have given up all hope of httfg cured now have an opportunity 7i lifetime 10 consult without charge doctors of national reputa fdtioh. Remember their kn0Wledgt of medicine combined with electricit, gives them control of diseases Una, thers do not possess. IT you hay, weak eyes or headaches, this new sys lem will cure you quickly.
 Don't fail 10 call on these eminent speciaiists as q visit costs you nath Ing and may save your life
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

Fine abi-ke{ at tAe price of cheap Our old Cutter Rye | n good d. any made and f.5e prire i~ very reasonable Try r ouee aad f0u8 never want fo change \ E Nelson k C.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE = HEREBY CIFF.N4 Tsas =ata sHa az z=ttae e, tHe authority conferred apeI 7ssz -r 2 e-rta# 2 Trlss Deed execl5ea oy Geo-e, L. &aEzz ana Fla B Watts, E.~ r.. ta Has 4 TrsS-ee for D. SeaerlaaGseA AIae-1Aaaaschs Laaa AIsaJ-eaa pp7. datefi -ha ifeh aaF c, Jam. srE. t.*5. recorded tHe 2ad daz o' January. lcl5 .s aae aice af the Clerk O the ( .re=.c Cear1 . =. Francis e9HutF >lase e Arkan~d- de;aast Ha .L1 aeen H4ds f. pasH-eat e tBe notes and -#f .Eaes- rdAe-, secured ur ,a IG Ir-9g Deed. sad naszag aeeE aa.s req se~ted 10 Hake sac of tsa ceaz e~ta5e conveyed .a me z sala Trust D'sa- 9-asH Q Har ~aa ldea tedze-s. I H ..4#
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
Saturday. the .tth day oflehrnary. 9oe

a. me Prsnclia. Qoor C. tae courthouse n the Tesr D. ForEst City. lu tae County of Sl Fran cl> S-ate or Arkansas, be-Neea the hours of I6 a.z-. and pn., o1er for sac 10 the L. xhcst 6id- der for cash tle following described req estate.
 Ile George l.. Watts p.3n1at or, con pei sing aa4aue e.aeg .ants the le#.oWHug. Tae ea>. half of southeast quarter Q. Section =4. Township 5 north Range east. coItai14ns -o acres. more or .e,-. >-taased n she Co-aey ot >,. Francis. S-ats of Atl.4E-a,-
 Al r-At, e ta-.syt tlsr Or pprs semen = said -. e>#ase. saE. ei exemption. homestead oE= uo@e.. ala a1 s.zAt, ot redemption have bsen Ra rec and eeayesea ta sad I sl~s Jeed os tie .-der-l5ued aa Trustee. s... sci S..d rszzs ezsase tser c. t.. ,zgn rzzfls CT interests .= Wa4 tt made 1heaJ warraHsy c --1-s Any party Q whom sad property or aag 5zl l-9a Thereof u.as ue .tf4cS o1, a4l5c ag once deH-,iz n cash ai s-truat .. gae .ata oid other w.-- .-e t.. 1e 1. -resarlea ana l.4c prop eFsf af once Ico-e.ea.
 A-s1 r r CARIILE TruS.e.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

In this issue of The Times will be found all attractive announcement of the proposed celebration Of Mardi Gras at Helena. There will be two days Of fun and frolic. February 26 and 27th An attractive program k presented. and general masking will be the order Reduced rates on all railroads
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

MT. S. H, Crenshaw, of St. Louis was in the city the latter part Of last week looking over the grounds Tor t new electric light plant and laundry He says there k no obstacle in the way, and that tie people can soon hope for both The light plant aHa tas laundry
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

iItt NGfc AlEt tES ION Fc 9fr~tettt~ Litb Loeb, iaundries. and ~o4icits your patronage Leave bundles OF orders 1T Sei Lewis store
 Hon W. DeRo~Itt ieft for rit- tenden county last night fo Kisif lis fegien of friends there
 senator Berry has announced tie following appointments 1T this >ec- ton Forrest City. Monday February 36, F. h.. MariaHna. Tuesday. Eeb- ruar5 -. ?. m. Helena. Thur~dag March lst. D. III. The public | COP diaIiy invited Co hear hin
 Fine ahi-Aey al tl.e price o- cheap Our old Cutter Rye is as good a. any made ahd fie prite l~Fert reasonable Tr} r 0uee and {ou#I never want fo change \ l. Nelson k C.
 Nf Ed l,ati~. 9Ae=I Ia> leeh=iIi for some time. died Wednesday forenoon. and Ha, buried in Forrest City ceme- terF yesterday afternoon He leaves q Nifr and three small children. The fuuef8i service was conducted ht { fe Ret II Babcoek
 If=4aa zar | driHs of bad 8hi,ets af warm beer at eur bar r Wii. cost You nothing le4 eaH fose Hs, beeaa~e He don [ keep either TFy, aud He caH- gineed. T (. t'0.bre. 1T. < Co
 Nlr. l.. II NcGaffee 1as in Little Rock three days this week attending the meeting ot tire Grand Lodge Knights 6f Honor. he being d deie- gate from the lodgt in this city Nr. E ' Mct rarK ccompauied him as I pleasure seeker.
 .fe~-. Mlers \ al,his.- are absolutely pure and uoue are superior for family li-e. >re T '. Fo.hrc J. X Co. -ole agenf7
 VT. Il. ! pa9i- the Racket Store mau. formerly of thi> cltE dropped H on as Tuesday with l bland aud cbfdlihe smile upon his face Nr Dari, l. on the road iH the interest Of au Ohio house His visit i- ike sunshine after 2 shower. sue rt-~~ 70 tim.
 pertlcaat- Eaeas ar. dressed woman appreciates 1 beautItu. petti- coat. and t3+e bought and afe uo8 .IlaaII4-. rir >Nel3e-t line eger shown IH t'er~,9t titt Al We a~a i~ aH op- portanitE fu ~Een them to eau Fu,- 9e. -ttral .Ial-A deE-sfi anpa0}
 Contractor i N Eoi..r-all at The ifau Mountain faaa. N3> IH tle city Tuesday coutefriue with Me>sr,. Pas ag X Johns il relative to large bili for material.
 tohdren smith X Co.. have just received a tuil line of the celebrated kabo Cor>et> Ladies who wish com fort and form are requested to exam inc this line before buying There k hone better, and the price iS extreme ' reasonable
 Theodore Meyers non represent, the Loeb's laundries. and solicitS your patronage. Leave bundles or orders at Sol Lewis store
 T. C. Folbre, Jr X Co.,. only handle the Lest goods, and the very best they carry is Old Yannissee fry il once and be convinced
 Bright Disease is more dreaded by than any of the serious dis orders with which they have to deal because of it's insidious and malignant character Ii prompt action were taken when headaches, urinary diSor- derS. digestive troubles first appear, much suffering and sorrow would be ayerted. Prickley Ash Bitters will quickly stop the spread of the disease, quiet the inflammation, heal the kid ueyS and bladder Strenpt hen and regulate the liver, and drive poisons and impurities out of the system
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

Seventy acres of good laud for rent. located within q mile aud half of Forrest City. Apply to G. N Laugh lnghou>e. Forrest City. Arkansas.
 FoB RENT Three office rooms. coil Aehiently y located close in particular Y good for offices Write CT inquire of
 F K FoaG K Co
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

nAS STOOD Thf TEST a5 YEARS The old. original GRoK Es> TasJeles, 6hi.i Tonic You know what you are taking l. is ifoH and aainiHe iH 8 fa~te.t..-- form. N t.5re N 88at
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23
Comfortable shoes

There's nothing more dstractIng than an uncomfortable shoe; and nothing more un- necessary.
 The price of the shoe doesn't determine this question: It's more often the make If you find the name SeIz on the sole of a shoe, matter what the price, you will know that the shoe IS as good as can be made for the price asked.
 Good material, we'll put together and made to fit feet and to be comfortable; that describes Selz Royal Blue and Perfecto shoes. We sell them. Ask for Selz Royal Blue or Perfecto the first time; you'll demand them the second time. The name IS always on the sole; an unfailing sign of shoe quality.
 ALDRIDGE& JONES.
 Forrest City, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

-Nsiiworth < Store Saturday N ch r. IT k to be hoped that the people will turn out and hear the j,sneS which wil .be discussed
 S. M BLALock.
 Chairman Dem Fix Com
The Forrest City times., 1906-02-23

following appointments in this sec n, F. m: Marianna. Tuesday. Feb- ruar5 -, D. m.. Helena. Thur~dag. March lsf. D. III. The public ' cor diaIi5 invited ro hear him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

In the rear of the laboratory Is Io- cated the office of the city physician which will be used for the treatment of indigent patients. pr Greil will not use this office for his regular prac- tice. although he will not object to any of his patients going to this office to consult him if they should so de- sire.
 In the rear of the city physicians office Is another room of larger size which will be used for storage pur- poses and also as a place where meats and milks may he easily inspected, for there is a door leading from this room to the city market and little inconven- fence will. therefore. be given the butchers or the department in bring ing their meat and milk to this en- trance for inspection.
 Dr. Gren announces that his office hours will be from il a. m. to 12 m. Indigent patients will no longer be visited by the city physician but thav will go to the laboratory at office hours for treatment. It Is also announced that school children. who have been detained from school on account of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

while after he was elected to the of flee. The Council subsequently, adop- ted an ordinance appropriating the funds necessary for the improvement and proper equipment of the place on the ground floor at 115 North Perry street directly under the auditorium. Work on the improvements was begun a month ago and as soon as they were completed yesterday. pr. Greii and tho inspectors began moving in
 The laboratory and offices are up-to- date in every respect As one enters the place. there is corridor where benches have been placed to accommo- date the patients and other persons that may visit the laboratory In the front room to the right of the corri- dor is located the laboratory for meat and milk inspection and other scien- tific work. This compartment is well equipped and modernly arranged. It is expected that new apparatus will be ordered so that the department will have all of the apparatus necessary for careful study of matters that might come up for scientific investi- gatlon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
FOR DRUMMERS
STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD
 HERE IN MAY.
Montgomery Post Meets And Outlines a Tentative Program For The En- tertaInment of the Alabama
 DeIeRatcs.

At a special meeting of Post "A. Travellers Protective Association, held at s o'clock last night at the ElkS Home. arrangements were made for the entertainment of the State convention of the T. P. A, which will meet in Montgomery on May g anI 10. A ten tative program was formulated.
 The convention will be called to or der at 13 o'clock noon May 9, at the Elks Home and, after short business session, an adjournment will be taken to 9.3O o'clock. If there are any la dies attending, they will, in the after noon. either be given an entertainment at the Elks Home or will be taken on an automobile ride.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

contagious or infectious diseases in their family. may secure the necessary permits for their return to school hy calling at the city physicians office of the sanitary department in the city building which is open throughout the day.
 Dr. Gren said yesterday that tho laboratory is fully equipped for bac- terioIogical tests and scientific inves- tigation of contagious and infectious diseases. He said he would he pleased to have nhysicans take advantage of this equipment as these tests would be made free of charge in cases where the patients are not able or do not pay fees.
 The city physician formerly made his office in the rooms of the sanitary department in the city building. The meat and milk inspection branch Of the city government has. heretofore, had its quarters on tHe third floor of the city building. The inspectors are H. B. eAItcalf. B. A. Taylor and W. l.. Stewart.
 The cost of the improvement is about $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

On the night of May 9. visiting dele gates and ladies gill be entertained either at Electric Park or Pickett Springs.
 The visitors will be given a barbecue at one of the parks on tho morning and afternon of May 10. and business session will be held at the same place during the evening when the conven tion will close.
 Post "A" appointed two committees. one to raise funds which is composed of N. ]. Grei1, chairman, I. Fl. De- Wees and J. NJ. Kennedy, and the oth- CT to perfect arrangements. composed of E. J Meyer. chairman. l.. c. Cardi- nal. C. F Moritz, D. A Mccall, R. B. Lowe, l. H. DeWees and A. T. Han non.
 The national officers of the Travellers Protective Association invited to attend the convention are: w. R. Johnson, Of Knoxvillee.. Tenn, president, and W. A. Kirchoff. of St. Louis, national representative.
 Post "A" will hold its annuel meeting at the Elks Home on April '. at which time the officers of the post and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
At the White Goods
 Counter.

his store better equipped in this line than ever before not only in more varied lines and assortments. but better values for less money.
 20 PIECES Fine White Persian Lawn. our zoe kind reduced to .... .l5c
 20 PIECES White Persian Lawn. our 25c quality reduced to .... foc
 20 PIECES White Persian Lawn. our 29c quality reduced to .... ~. :, -.... ....z zUc
 20 PIECES White French Batiste 46 inch wide and very sheer our 25c quality reduced to-. loc
 25 Pieces White French Batiste 46 inch wide very fine and sheer. 2oc quality reduced to. .23c
 $ PIECES White French Batiste 46 inch wide. very sheer. 35c grade reduced to 26c
 g PIECES White India LinOn. g inch. sell reg uarly at I5c reduced for Monday to =. .l.... l0c
 10 PIECES White Madras. small dainty patterns. very fine and light weight, highly mercerized regular 35c quality. reduced for Monday to. ....... 26c 50 PIECES Embroidered Designs in Inwood Suiting also stripe French Madras 28 and 34 inch goods. regular 1 Sc and zoe values reduced to. ..... l0c
 NEW GEORGIA LINENS in solid colors and black 36 inch wide. make handsome shirt waist suits and waists worth 25e wherever its sold. introductory price Monday ..-......l5 l5c
 25 PIECES NEW SILK TISSUE all colors black and whit. Sc quality reduced to ..... .l0c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
SALE COMMENCES AT s:15 O'CLOCK.
New Telephone System.

pleasure patrons that we have installed modern switchboard and hereafter delays will be avoided We have lady that will be in constant attendance the board and patrons will better prompt service than heretofore We have systemzed things you get department that you may wish speak to- calling Central ask for Montgomery Fair" is necessary give numbers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
QTY'S LABORATORY
MODERN EQUIPSE- FOR SCIEN-
 TIFIC INVESTIGATION.
pr. GastOn GreiI Has Removed Ohhce of City Physician And Has Made
 Many Improvements.

Beginning tomorrow. the new labor atory and office of the city physician and the meat and milk inspectors of Montgomery at l15 North Perry street will be open to the public.
 The officers, who will occupy these commodious quarters. moved into them yesterday but they will not have their paraphernalia sufficiently arranged to begin business permanently until to- morrow.
 With the completion of these quar- ters Montgomery. it is believed. has one of the most necessary adjuncts to its municipal government. The snoXement for providing a place for Ghis department was begun by Dr. daston Greil, city physician, a short
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

36 inch BRILLIANTINE in navy and \ royal, our soc quality, reduced to-. .39c
 BATIsTE, ALBATROss and Brilliantine
 s in navy, royal and Alice blue and plain and
 figured Mohair; our 59c quality reduced to 49c
 54 inch Navy Blue SICILLIAN; our 75c ! quality reduced to-. .. .59c } 40 inch Navy, Royal and Alice Blue Pana- 3 ma, Cheviot and Batiste, our 75c quality re- duced to-. .. ....... .. ....... .59c AS inch Crepe Egytian, in Alice and Royal
 ! Blue, our 85c quality reduced to....... 69c } Panama, Voile, Henrietta, Crepe de Paris, : Batiste and invisible check Mohair in navy and
 royal blues, our $100 quality reduced to 85c
 FRENCH VOILE, Silk Eolienne and Crepe e De Paris in navy, royal and Alice blue, our
 } $1.25 quality reduced to-. .. :. :. .$1OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
Drapery Department.

RUFFLE CURTAINS-fancy stripes. with wide rufAes. the pair .... '........../oc SWISS CURTAINS with rufHe and colOred panel .. borders, the pair. ...... .@l'%o NEWPORT CROSS STRIPE Madras Curtains. in all colors the pair ...... .$l.OO SNOW FLAKE MADRAS CURTAINS in blue. red and green stripes. the pair .$l.5O ARABIAN NET CURTAINS. 3 l-2 yds long, . beauties. the pair .. ..SzOO SlLKOLINES-New arrival. yard wide. in pretty bright patterns. at the yard lOc ROMAN STRIPE MADRAS. 42 in. wide. very bright and pretty. at the yard .... -. ..l5c } FRENCH MADRAS-45 inch wide. in beauti-
 fuI tints ranging in price from 75c. soc to 39c NEW SWISSES-Fresh. clean and veryN pretty. } with colored dots. the yard =. .. .l5c TAPESTRY. Velour Broctelles in plain colors
 and fancy figures and stripes, line just unpacked will range from $3. 50 yard down to. Soc } GRANITE ART SQUARES in new designs. oxl 2 feet. worth $5 at ...... =. .$3.75 BRUSSELS ART. SQUARE-AH wool tapes try. size oxlO l2 feet; very handsome designs special at ...... -. .. ...'@iO.OO TAPESTRY WOOL RUGS. 27x60 inches. in 10 different patterns at each ...... $l.2o