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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-12-19
AMACOY LAKE

Special Correspondence to the News Budget
Jud Reed has returned to his work
near Rice Lake.
Misses Nellie and Saydie Bates
were Bruce visitors Thursday
George Stevens came down from
camp last week for short visit with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs Heaverin Of ApOllOn-
ia drove out and called on friends
here Sunday.
Will Jones and Homer Reed LETT
Wednesday for Hawkins where they
expect to get work.
Leslie Collins was a Bruce visitor
Sunday and practiced music with
other members of the band.
Herman Natur and Frank Stevens
were down from camp to see their
folks and returned Sunday night
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie took in the sociable at the Big
Bend school house, Saturday night.
E. C.Campbell spent a few days at
Eau Claire last week. He was ac-
companied by his brother Emmett.
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TONY

From the Tony Enterprise
A. F. Helm went to Chicago Tues
day on business.
Nels Omark, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, has again resumed his
duties as section foreman.
Phil Christman moved his camp
north Of Glen Flora Wednesday
where he will log this winter.
VIM. Hoover went to Ladysmith
Friday where he has accepted a posi-
ton in the New Gerard hotel.
Jas. Clear, who was hurt at the
mill a short time ago underwent an.
other operation the fore part OF the
week.
Nels Lindberg arrived here Wed
nesday, from Minnesota. where he
has been employed the past six
months.
n. Burgess has accepted a posi-
ton with the Rice Lake Milling Co.
as salesman, his territory covers al
towns east Of Weyerhaeuser.
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ENIET
Special CORES pondence to the Ne~sABudget

Special CORES pondence to the News Budget
+. A. Brainard is pressing hay.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Stoda moved
away on the 18th; they will make
their future home near Boomer.
A large number of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stoda gave them
pleasant surprise Tuesday evening.
George Humber and Miss Corah
belong attended the school meeting
in Ladysmith last Saturday, return
ing Sunday.
Oliver Russell has been appointed
on the school board to fill the vacan-
cy caused by Mr.. Rays absence. AS
Mr.. Russell has not lived here a year
vet, all his acts as a school official
will be illegal.
A jiggar from Iowa has just land
Ed who is going to catch all the
wolves in Rusk county and not i'll
traps either. We could not learn his
method but suppose he intends to
sprinkle salt on their tails.
The Russell Bros, while full OF
goose and turkey, were induced to
sign Il petitiun for road but, after
giving the matter sober consldera-
ton, changed their minds ard signed
q remonstrance and had their names
removed from the petition, as they
said the location of the road was
misrepresented to them in the first
| Mace
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George, the little son of J. G. Nc
COrisOn, fell while running on the ice
on his way to school Monday morn
ing. He cut cash in his left hand
and wrist about 215 inches long, sew
ering small artery close to the large
cord in the wrist, which made the
wound difficult to dress.
For Sale lots with 3 room house
and good cellar, 6 blocks west of Wor-
den's store, at reasonable price. Call
on Nelson & Hand. 81
Mayor S. J. Cardinal and family
are enjoying a visit f ro m Mr.
Cardinals sister aud her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fret of Collins, Idaho.
Mr.. Fret is cruiser for large lum-
Der concern operating in what he
believes is the future lumber region
OF America. They left Wednesday
for Spokane, Wash, where they will
make their home in the future.
For Sale or exchange for wood
hay or farm produce-chains
wagons, sleighs and cutters. See j.
l.. Ryall. 1872
w. NJ. Dodson took Norman Wes-
ton to the state hospital for the
insane at Waupaca this morning
Weston has been there before, but
was let out on parole. He thought
he could earn his own living, but
found himself getting worse while at
Prentice JIG. and walked from there
here last Thursday night. arriving
here at 6 O'Clock Friday morning.
He went right to the county jail.
Being we'll dressed does not neces-
sarily mean lavish expenditure Of
money. On the contrary the prudent
man who carefully selects his mater
ial and as carefully selects his tailor,
will appear better dressed for a
longer period than the man who is
Jess eXacting as to material and
workmanship. If you are prudent
it will be to your advantage to call
at our tailor shop over the post
office. r. M. WoRDEN.
37tf
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INGRAM

Special correspondence to the News Budget
Elmer Cummings is on the sick LIST
Wedding bells will soon he ringing
here.
Rosa llavoraka spent Sunday at
Tony.
Villas King is now able to attend
school.
Peter Daul of Marshfeld arrived
Tuesday
Joseph Feran was on the sick list
last week.
Victoria Swanson was in Glen
Flora Thursday.
lean Turcotte returned from Chip
pewa Falls Thursday
Frank Russell left for Park Falls
Thursday Of last week.
Clara Bacon spent Sunday with
relatives at BrOderville.
Arthur Cliff will spend Christmas
with his uncle NJ. Y. Cliff.
Annie Block was in Ladysmith
between trains Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Jackson returned to
her home in Tony Saturday,
Joseph Hopkins Of Eau Claire
spent Sunday with c. A. King.
Charlie NJ ar tin of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with friends here
Mrs. L. Gagnon and Lillian Fec
teau were in Glen Flora Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Cliff spent few days
visiting friends in Ladysmith last
week.
DR.. Gailardet made several pro-
| fessional trips to Hawkins h S
week.
J. MoOre's daughter Grace and
son Johnny of Ladysmith arrived
Wednesday.
Louis Lessard was in Ladysmith
Saturday to attend the school board
convention.
Mrs Tom COey and Mrs. B. Mar
vim were n Glen Flora between
trains Thursday.
Jean TurcOtte left Thursday for an
extended visit with friends and rel
atives in Quebec, Canada.
Mrs Martin F0garty spent a cou-
pie of days last week with her sister
| Mrs. l.. +. Soul OF Ladysmih.
Kastor has the smile that won't
come Off Why? Oh, twins arrived
at his home last Saturday morning
Miss Edwards returned to h e +
home in Park Falls, after visiting
here with Mrs. Graham the past
! three weeks.
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BRUCE

From the Bruce Newsletter
Rev. f. f. Gains household goods
arrived here Monday.
The Union church is being newly
papered and cleaned up
The Arpin Lumber Company have
their repairs near completed on their
saw mill and will be ready for work
in few days.
The quintet of the Bruce-Atlanta
band rendered several selections OF
sacred music at the services in the
Union church last Sunday evening.
w. A. Blackburn went to Rhine
lander Tuesday and returned home
Wednesday, bringing with him his
sister, Mrs. H. E. Charry, formerly
Of this place.
Tom Coey, who has been holding
down work at Lehigh the past few
months has returned here and taken
the night work, and Mr.. Monthly has
gone there to do day work.
E. l.. Safely shipped fine bull calf
to Ports, Kansas, on Tuesday by
express. 1t was a Red Poll and Il
fine animal. Mr.. Safely has a fine
bunch OF the Red Poll animals, sew
eral of which took first premiums at
the Rusk County Fair.
H. Schwartz, one Of the bridge
crew at the railroad bridge here,
while working under t h e bridge
Wednesday, moving some timbers,
slipped and fell a distance OF about
ten feet, striking on his left side. DR..
FLYNN examined him and found two
ribs fractured and his hip badly
bruised. On Thursday morning he
went to his home in saltwater.
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Mrs. Amel Anderson and daughter
Mildred of Glen Flora were in the
county seat on business Saturday.
F. L. Dean went to Chicago Fri
day to attend the first annual Gem
ent Show. He will return tomorrow.
You will find the best line of China
and hand-painted Dishes for Christ
mas gifts at Lees Dept Store. 36-2
Our Oysters are free from ice water,
thereby preserving IL better flavor
37tf TIE VIENNA BAKERY.
Misses Elsie Rawlings Of Bruce
and Lillian Russell of Weyerhaeuser
spent Saturday afternoon W h
friends here.
Mrs. Tom Stanton of Minneapolis
arrived Monday night to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. DOud.
Mems Suits, the prettiest up-tO-
date, the best tailor made ever
SuONu III LOU y SlulCH oC 1CuUCGu
prices at Iewin's. 36-2
C. c. Brackett of Chicago arrived
last week to bhild some water tanks
up on the Wisconsin Central. His
wife accompanied him.
WANTED-Two or three responsible
solicitors, ladies or gentlemen, to
canvass in Ladysmith for good pay
ing proposition. Inquire at News
Budget office. 33-2
Holiday Goo DIS: The largest dis
play of neck wear, handkerchiefs,
muffers, kid gloves, mittens of all
grades, and other numerous presents
to be had at S. Lewin's. 36-2
Photographer Amundson is now
prepared to enlarge pictures to any
size desired. He has purchased the
finest and best machine for that pur-
pose that money can buy. 36-1
The Rebekah lodge is initiating
number of new members, the most
recent addition being Misses Lillian
/ Jessel Daisy Carter, IneZ Porter
and Mrs. l.. M. Landmark.
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NEW HUTCHINSON

Special correspondence to the News Budget
Mrs. II. Lowe visited at Island
Lake Wednesday.
Will Vapsoelen hurt his back while
working in the woods SO as not to
be up.
Mr.. Vansoelen marketed turkey S
in Bruce and Weyerhaeuser last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Ridout have
been having good time with the
grippe.
The weather seems to be trying
hard to give us some snow fOr
Christmas.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Meats~Fit to eat at Worden S. 3d.
Miss Gertrude Johnson is visiting
ut Appleton this week.
The up-to-date Longley Hat can
he fonnd AT s. Iewin's, 3d.
Get your Oysters at the Bakery
and you will get no ice water 3ltl
NJ. II. Ballow OF Menasha had bus
mess in the city the first OF the week.
Get your Candy, Nuts and Fruits
for Christmas at Lees Dept. Store.
36-.
Geo. Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schroeder went to Turtle Lake Fri
day for q visit.
Our Oysters are separated from the
ice, so you get a purer goods.-The
Vienna Bakery. 37tf
Miss Efie EImgren of Glen Flora
spent Saturday afternoon and Sun
day with Miss Early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewing, who have
lived here for some time, moved TIC
Rhinelander Monday.
Mrs. John Moore spent Saturday
at Ingram where h husband is
running a meat market.
A. f. Pratt and family returned
last Thursday night from a visit al
NirOqua and elsewhere.
Miss Lydia Byers OF Ingram was
in the city Saturday. Miss Mabe
Tiffany accompanied her home.
Miss Wilson, Mrs. Durgin an(
Frank Biller of Glen Flora had bust
ness in the county seat Monday.
Caps, Kid Mitts, Necllties, Fancy
Shirts, Socks, etc. for the Men fol
Christmas presents at Lees Dept
store. 26-.
w. !. Cruzen went to Waukesha
Friday; he will go from there tc
Kansas City, Mo-, to spend h e
winter.
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From the Glen Flora Star
Work began on temporary sid
ing this week.
Fl. w. True had business at Eau
Claire and Madison this week.
G.. Wilson left Monday for Hamp-
ton. Iowa, where he will spend a
couple of weeks with relatives and
friends.
Revival meetings will be held next
week at the Methodist church, con-
Quoted by Rev. L. ID. Johnson, con-
ference evangelist.
ID. w. Maloney spent the fore part
of the week in Merrill and Toma-
hawk, in the interest OF the North
Wisconsin Development Association.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-12-19

folks n Ladysmith from Friday
evening till Sunday morning Miss
Lizzie Caygill accompanied her.
represented u the church +.
Those from the county seat were
Mesdames L. w. Hill, Henry Hoff-
man and f. L. Munroe We extend
many thanks to ALL
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way and when they reached his
home found u house full of young
people. That was once that a Sc
cret was kept. About A. were pres
ent to celebrate the 18th birthday
Of Ernest Hanson. Games were
played and there was plenty of music
until nearly midnight, when lunch
was served.
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APOLLONIA
special correspondence to the News Budget

Special correspondence to the News DUuSFV
Miss Stella Bowman was caller
in Weyerhaeuser Thursday.
q. w. Heverin accompanied by
Robt. Otis made a flying trip to
Swan Greek last Friday.
If rumors prove true the hotel in
will soon be ready for the
of the public.
Jay Bowmans many companions
are much pleased to think he will be
with them the balance of the winter.
Miss Pearl Copper visited home
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Surprise Birthday Party.

Thursday afternoon, Ernest Han
son and some others boys OF Tersita
went hunting. Ernest and one OF
the other boys took their viOlins
with them to practice upfor the next
dance. When they h a d practiced
all the pieces that they knew and
had hunted some it was quite dark,
so they started home. The other
boys made excuses to go Ernest's
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FERN

Special correspondence to the News-Budget.
Loren Morse and wife are keeping
house for Thos. Darrar.
James Frost of Ladysmith made
short calls here Monday.
Rev. John william filled his regular
appointment here Sunday.
Walter Jones did some mason
work for A. w. Lees last week.
Mrs. Dietz attended the funeral OF
q brother-in-laW in Phillips last
week,
The Girls Club met with Florence
Carman Saturday; will meet Dec. y
with Hazel Grandy.
NJ. Sergeant shipped carload OF
bolts Friday and had a carload OF
cord wood shipped to his home at
Eau Claire Monday.
Max Dietz moved his household
goods Monday into the house he re-
Gently bought OF jim Topper. His
brother Ben is helping him move.
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(Received too late for last issue)

(Received too late for last issue)
C. f. Carman is filling in the yard
around his new house.
George Angel took load OF beef
up to Ed. Porter's camp Saturday,
Henry Thompson, from somewhere
in the West, is making his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Thompson, a
visit.
Mrs. Dora Quigley OF Winneconne
visited her friends, Mrs. W. S. Ser
geant and Mrs. and Miss Cheney,
last week.
Chester Sergeant has his well COM
pleted and pump in, and finds it
decided convenience, as do some OF
his neighbors also.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

81 IL CAMBRlC DRAW ERS- .
Extra wide-wide lawn rufis. with CON-
'bination H. 5. and pin tucks-wen made.
No Mail or Telephone Orders
FINER DRAWERS.
Muslin. Cambria and Nainsook-various
styles OF ruffies and other effective trim
mings from serviceable hemStitCh and
tuckings to full lace founces and ribbon
bows.
SPECIALLY PRICED AS FOLLOWS
40 c. Drawers. "a
40 CT. Drawers s-.-......-- .49
9s ct. Drawers 80
Finer Drawers to 2 .9S-Nainsook. with
Circular, Pointed or FLUFFY Ruhfes OF
sheerest laces or fine Embroideries. in
cluding hand embroidery.
40 CT. NIGHT DRESSES. -. 81
two emb'y inserts and tUcks-h- 3. ruffe.
No Mail or Telephone Orders
FINER NIGHT DRESSES.
Muslin. Cambria and Nainsook-soft
firm. fine and sheer kinds-large assort-
ment OF neat or rich styles-embracing
full lace yokes and sleeves and Combina-
tions, with medallions. ribbons. enbroid-
cry. hemstitchins. &c.-round. high. low
and Dutch necks.
SPECIALLY PRICED AS FOLLOWS
9s ct. Night Dresses 80
S1.3o Night Dresses. 90
$3.50 Night Dresses .95
s3.9S Night Dresses. 2 40
SOS Night Dresses. ..... 3. 90
Charming styles IN finer Night Dresses 70
S17.9S-sheerest French NainsOoks IN En-
pire and Princess effects. trtm'd with
daintiest laCes, embroideries, headings
bows and ribbon
40 CT. MUSLIN CHEMISES. 30
Soft finish-tucks and emb'y inserts
well made-good, full cut.
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
FINER CHEMISES
Round or square neck or in combination
OF Corset Cover and Skirt or Drawers
muslin. cambria and nainsook-many
charming effects in lace. embroidery.
tucks and ribbon trimmings.
SPECIALLY PRICED AS FOLLOWS
s. CO. Chemises. 40
aS CT Chemises- ..........- 80
s149 Combination Chemises.. 80
Finer Chemises and Combinations.
including Princess effects. 10 g. 90.
NAINSOOK UNDERWEAR SETS
4 pcs.-Nisht Dress. Chernise, Drawers
and full size Skirt-beautifuuy trin'd
with laces or ernbroidsrtes-
No Nail or Tslephons Orders.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

AN up-to-date work that calculates the
weights. measures and moneys of the world
and makes you the master OF hEur3s
'GRACE's HANDY BOOK" Ali statIonsrs
and l20 Front st. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
E.Y.Carpef Cleaning Work,
CAsT-oFT CLOTHING.
PURCHASE AND ExCHANGE.

m6 TIE ANTIQUE 10 as,S and y 70 W.
E1E FURNITURE EXCHANGE,
k>>z-cS Continues opening sale at new
El Mi Warer0oT1s Grand opportunity
tS5-z4-5i Tor furnishing country homes
1 III a n artiStl-aIly and lneEpensively.
Chsrm!rg wedding gifts IN quaint
cd pieces and ali unquesfiOnable bargains.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Marscheidel Pianos, st ss HSst Sstwsen fssn
Broadway and 9Th aye. High grade
Pianos at factory prices on easy terms
ReIia bic Conner Pianos. NS'iS1sn" is79.
Factory prices: catalogues free. East 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

MIRRORS. large and small: framed un-
framed: bargains; for any purpose.
LYONS, 142 West both st.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

THE r r. HAvENs Co, Publishers,
booksellers and Importers, 1877 West 23d
st, ". we desire TO purchase books
libraries or small parcels
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
ANTIQUES.

A ARMANDO. formerly at East 11th 81.
and 23s 4th ave, now at l6l East 32d St:
repairing artistic furniture.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: porcelain
hlings that defy detection: special d.
ploma awarded fo- the latest approved
methods Of Prosthetic Dentistry; gold crown
and bridge work DR.. c. II. De LAmater.
Dental Specialist 7S4 Lexington ave-, n. W.
cor 6lst st. Phone 8364-PInza
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
REMEDIES.
STORAGE NOTICES.

AT CENTRAL STORAGE wAREHoUSEs.
SIN ave and 9Th s.. office 3e7 West 3fth,
1.Us fs- moving. special careful movers
and storage: lo@ charges. Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
%5KLOIts.

SUITS - order, from Si2 up. perfect ht as
Fl;red Gail send postal arc repre-
sentative will call ana take measure.
Eianlt Z Black. AZ 1st ave. rear "a st.
Kew YORK
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

AT EBLE's ART GALLERY. 1l5 West
42d ST., near 9Th ave.-Antlques, curios,
old Jewels. siIyerware. rare fans, paintings.
miniatures and weapons. Old gold bought.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
HAVE YOU

Ugly Frown Lines
Mouth-to-Nose Lines
Flabby. Wrinkly Eyelids
Crows Feet. Wrinkles
Pook Fittings. Scars
Pimples. BirthmRrks
Warts. Veins, Moles
Superfiuous Hair
Red Nose. Blotches
Skin or Scalp Disorders
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

Holm F-ENNING. 42S 5th ave. n. Y.-Old
English, Irish and Scotch silver. antique
furniture. rare portraits. EnsIish and fieIh-
ism school p<rcelalns, bronzes, Branch store.
f7e Bellevue ave. Newport
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

THE ANTIQUE Furniture Exchange, 1872
l54 W. 54th.-Headquarters for genuine
ANTIQUES; suites and odd pieces. every de-
scription. at private sale. on commission
basis.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

WE PRINT everything. publications. mag
szines, catalogues; low prices; get esti-
mate Colonial Printing Co.. 102 West
Tooth st.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
PRINTING.

PRI%TING.-Letterh heads. billheads. cards.
etc low prices; visiting cards % cents a
hundred Oak Press. o63 Nest 4Iln bt.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
THE FABLE OF THE WISE WOMAN"-Which Al

Silent Fates to pray for gifts
Give fame" her sister begged. 1 be
pathway Send
FOL Tny portion prayed
they way. a woman. following then
laughing she cried.
powe all other
fame,
nd
WISE WOMAN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

YF OIDE sHOPPh Genuine antique fur
niture. bric-a-orac. cuTios. old Shefheld'
etc $40 4th ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
HAVE YOU

SaRging Cheeks or Face
"Lop" Ears. Thick Lips
Dropping Mouth Corners
Imperfect Nose. any kind
Baggy Chin. Flabby Neck
Fallen Bulging Eyebrows
Hollow Cheeks or Eyes
Imperfect Facial Contour
Sickly, Sallow Skin
Unrctined Complexion
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

HENRY V WE'LL buys. sells and ex-
changes genuine antiques furniture. por-
certain. Sheffield plate. old gold. silver and
teweiry. 69s Lexington ave, cor. 9th 81
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
GID Gegn ANn .,,.

r.....
-.i-t' ~ IFeeioga stones. ;1g1c-,
.~. a. ..sar,. 20 - 10 Tesr.s. Oh gold,
''i'''"' - E4s' lGth 81.
" : l.oLF e9abt the slgaes. r-,,. -.,1 -,
.iieh .; lfc1ig1s alores ~ pA.t pt..,.,r,, -
- '.4 s4igsE. ~ 2erfzt-f .s.iaa's C''srtss
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
DRY GOODS.
III E A II I'M

s. Is. %, a, 26. so West Fourteenth St
13 Thirteenth St
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
Emb'd Dot PIumstiS

Made to sell at 20. 9.-......-...-
White. with overprintingS Of
Polka Dots and Rings OF Pink.
Blue and Black in various sizes. or
Rose. Bouquet. Lilac and other
floral effects in natural and fancy
tints-theSe are advance styles for
next season-tust how we obtained
them is a trade secret-those who
buy them Will be a season ahead
in styIeI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

pISAT.VO BROS. antique furniture. brio
a-brac. Sheffield and solid silver SsS 9Th
ave, near 2Tth st. Tel. 224h-Madison So
n...n . .A-n.InL-E, 90 las rarnnvah 10 Il
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
JUNE SALE

Those who desire Coed NIs-chandise
and don't care 70 pay extravagantly for II
are invited 10
Investigate cur Goods ana Prices.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

TYPEWRITERs.
rensi,sd "a Ets--An rsskes sold. rented
German 70 s1hchanged. reliable service
Co1tiandt 81 Telephone 27iO-
SO. Manfst,ssSo Mania 40. 2 SO enith-rrsr.,::,.'.
-an.s. SO Cay is$$ss xasIsa.k tsIEaskhn or VIII
"a, zs..e, 9' s,l slAL.E.-Typeyrritera - MI
Rr6aIwag. Tei -ei '5aess. 536s a ~ a. ca. 845
s[,,. ."Al51oL,EsALE ~ TYPEwRrT1-T, M,
"a - ,ieley i.glerty - Tel 24ss1.,corrtt- i'rt
Ee1sarton ~ s,- 10. .esale and retail
~. smith F-esnl..r ~ ;. . = - "
F.s.tie wr!less. sia re,.s,5 : @",i
- s. ,.ifr-r 5,l y 20 @caisrt sena
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

Muslin. Cambria and Nainsook-soft.
firm. fine and sheer klnds-large assort-
ment OF neat or rich styles-embracing
full lace yokes and sleeves and cOmbina-
tIons. with medallions. ribbons. embroid-
cry. hemstitchins. &c.-round. high. low
and Dutch necks.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
ANIMALS. BIRDS AND POULTRY.

DIR. CAMPBELL. Canine Specialist. thirty
Years experience. 1896 Broadway Iele-
rhone GOG6-Columbus
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
SPECIALLY PRICED AS FOLLOWS

Finer Drawers TO Z .SS-Nainsook. with
Circular, Pointed or FlUffy Ruf1es OF
sheerest laces or fine Embroideries. in
cIuding hand embroidery.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

Finer Dresses 70 S14. 9S-including
sheerest Nainsook and Eawn-wIth dainty
laces and fine embroideries.
Skirts 70 match above Dresses.
80 to So %