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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
@crbinOnna nnlerbrOdlen.
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Die ieIeqrapbiihc Gcrblnoung NIT
9idanaifon 30 4RcIcu BON bier. am
SIune Qiicu.(nna.aiona 1T untct.
trohcn uno Sic 6lHBidliiiabrt Elm.
9eiient lCttcrce in6ciicu nur meacn
Den pcruchrtcn 9Iuioroerungen, Die
an sic Sdliiie geiicllt tuer0cu
Die Gotol3uiiouoe in lihanaidlou
tuuroen aeitern oI5 ailniiig bcridtet
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Ntnc 9umpicrlinir.
Nap BORT 6 SUM.

2Sn aiire miro cine caaIiide Fam.
pferllnie guphcu Sla 5raucisco
uno 9untralien Iisa'i tban. Ger
erite Ianpier miro 1m / au1uii
0ie 1Sabrt onirctcI 90 ueitc 9iHit
miro Oen &anen }lfirdliibe Eoit.
li1ie tragca. Scd llnpier Don
0eneu loser 5000 Jounm 6radlt Be
iorOcrn fam. lper6eH oa Gienit per
iehfn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
Gus 9uttcricssidJdft in Siefsm 2aaSs
bat siueu cutidlciOcnOen SdIas
Crlittcn.
SUbeG Gtrafsn.
lie lintcrncbmer Der SOuouras Got.
tern So. pluiOircn nSdluIOis"
uub be5abIen S2S4,000.
alss Quttcricmatrriul ausseIisiert.
OlobiIe. 9lIa., 5. Syuni.

UlUulAts <AAAA-f -. NNAtttt+
eSm hieiioen @unoesgeridlt filr Den
'fSIifen 0iItrift BON gIobama pur.
Sc inn Talle ser Der &eridNporln1
in @erbin6mq nit Der 5miidenitaat.
lihen 8erienounq BON 2otterieun3el'
Gen ongeflagten 4erionen cin .5dllil'
oio" in oos QrotofolI eingetrogen
uno 0orauf @ciammtitrofen i'm 9e.
trooe BON $284.000 perhdngt. SOL
qenoc8 iIt eine Cite Der beltroitenFer-
ioner:
@iliam @.Eurfbouie, Saues9ieas.
6. ~. @rcouip. MiIliam i &ohnltor
Qouis &. Graham. Gonaro g Hinoc.
0apiS 0cmcn Qlorris, 9lIfreo 0ca-
nen Morris. 6rnnf 6 3oluaro, AI'
bert @aIomin f.. CHAPMAN @pnlnS.
Soul Gonrn6, Siohn 9emoreit Co
moro 8. 9emoreit ionlmtlih non
9lem Srleons
Sohn N2orrissioqcrs. Seize q. 9a9-
lis, Qeiter 81. 8opIis, bon @ilning-
ton. Tel
SSonve5 9. Roire. bon Chicago.
Sorrp @. Seuoerion. q =. Sen.
oerion, pon 9rootlpu, q. y.
@en. %. g. GabelI, bon Dallas.
Ter.
3obert &. Ehoupion. BON Mobile.
Sol. 6. Stalu, 8om 0iuiani pen.
m g. &Ilm, pon 8uibinatcul 2. 6.
Sermon 8rume, oon St. 2oIis.
SSeor Souger. Sobofen. q. s.
1ronf 6. SSohuion, Sortioro.
q. 9. 9uufnion. Detroit, @iidl.
Snrrp W. s. Sbott, Baltimore.
@oIIace Woftcrion. Snodnuab, ga.
gtdlt MIR befonnten iih 0ieie 9cr.
ionen iduIoig, ionoern iie perpiIih-
teten iidl au6, ser Reqieruna allc
2otteriebiid,er. 0rndplotten uno au.
oereS 9otteriemotcriaI auspiIiefern,
bns fidl i'm @ciite Scr log. Sonoura5
9ottern 60 befano. lille Sieie Ga.
den bcfinoen iidl 5ur Belt in Dem
@cbdiloe an Der 6. imo Orange Ctr,
g3iImiuQton, Gel. mo Die 2otterie.
IOoie ieit Sobren georlldt mlroen.
Tie 6onOLras.9otterie. 6ie Raf,.
foIaerin Der friiberen 2ouiiiauo.9ot-
terie. tat aIio ouigebort 81 beItehen.
Shon i'm Sabre 1877 mafte sic
Qlmbesreqierimg oen @erilh, oas
9otterieaeiddft 81 3erItorcn. inoen
iie Die 9eioroeriiug bon 2otterieIoien
ourh ole Rolt berbot. "a 0ieie WaB.
regeI oeu erboiften Grfolg uiht bate.
70 erIicB Der aougreB in 1895 Elm Csc.
iet, meIhes Die 3lpiidenitaatlihe 9e.
ior0erina bon 2ottcricrafen 0urh
Giieubnbncn ioiuobl MS ourhgrbreB.
geiellid)oftcu berbot. @on oieier 3eit
on iilbrte Die Reaieruno eiuen be.
it0noiacn arieQ init Ser 9ottcrieae.
ienidait. Ser itIiebIid nit elmer 93ie.
oerIage Der lebteren euoete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
@ebrt mad GnrOpn inriid.
9fGu 9lorf. 6. Sllui

.tNtN FIVIIf .. 1NIIITI
Seute fGbrt gIIeris 9llaoiu, SER
9poitel riliiiid)er 6reI5ct Ser it'd,
bier mebrere N}ouato nltf0ebnltcn
bat. lufeoer nod europa nb. Gr miro
oielleidt pcriudcn fuic0er in Hub.
Iono GiuloB 81 erboltcu. alaoin
COB icinen @eiiiblcu lrobter 0auf-
barfeit 9lus0rud fiir oa5 Sntereiie.
ous man ieincn 9cl.i5ungen bic.
eutgegCuaebraht
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China.
@citerc Csmp0runaeu.
Nnllnfnnn & lll

Nonatona, 8 ,5unl
Cine be0enfIide 6nporuug miro
oon @cIdlon chpn 30 UlrIlen iiiollt
pou @af5oi atucl0ct. Gort ianoen
iril5er 0ie @lraien oes Soils BON
5ongtiug iict5 3niIuht 3ebcncu
bc0robcu Sic SiQot un0 es muroc
orinqeno nm Seuoung pon Iruppen
bon Canton eriudjt
eSn gictitou Icqen iih bic llnrl.
ben nIlmdblid iniolac oes energiiben
Boraehens ser 9ofalbehor0cn.
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In gbreoe orittat.


gnuiina 4aal s. sunni
Ter @ouoerneur Ert0 ~ Barner
oeroiienilidte bcute c erfIdrung.
lout lDeldlcr Ser gcr.tt, 0oB Der
Qrdiioeni 8ooieueii .5a on9eraiben
babe, Ianqinm nit ser 5iienbabuge.
ieegebung oor3uge5en i abreoe ge.
fta04 t,,;rS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
Snba.
0escn Die Srrtbcnrrnns Der 2cbcus.
mittCl.
q. Hetcrsblrg. 6. SUM.
@opano 6. sunni

9aoana. 6. SUM
Gin Gomite aonierpatiper, geiiihrt
bonn @nuperneur giunej bier, iprah
beim @ouperneur Nlugoon Dor. mn
bon Oieiem 9IbpcbrnaBrelela aegen
Die eHorue @reisitei9erllng fiir llab
rungsnitteI oui tubouiihen 0}arften
ST erlangcn. Gie 9crtbeucruna scr
Sebensmittel ueruriaht pele 9e.
idRuer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
IS 6cbt luicOcr.

San GronciSco, Sal, 6. 95uni.
Gin etipa 5ebn Sefunoen onoou.
prn6eg Gr0beben tpuroe bier 27 Oii.
nitten mad Nlitternnht peripiirt.
Sdaoen muroe nidt ongerihtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
Srin nener gro,es.

Spring'Pl0 Gaa >. ,Suni.
Dos Gbcr. Sta1tsqeridt Deuunrf
he1tte Dos geiuh nm einen neuen
groRb In Sahen Scr gliiGcrgin.
2as @eridt 1nb fciae grifnoe fir
Die absn5e oieier eHtiheiSHns an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
Die hitrte Sd)maSrOn Der @arSr 'Sn.
iareu in Siarsfoic.SClu, bern rnii'
ideu aaiierpalait, meutert.
SOfprt nuterb 7 ii d t.
Gs bcift, Snf bic &cOOltc nitt
pOlitiider &atur, iunOcrn gcsen bic
itritte 2is5iplin gcridJtct uar.
GGoeIsfIbrcr Oerbaftct.
St. Qetershura. 5. Nllni.

III. RElGISpuIB, .. ASlllt.
0ie Henolte in Der 4. Sfloaoron
Der @or0ebuiaren III SIursfoic. SeIo,
pobil iid) ole faiierIide 6omlIie eben
crit begeben bat, mar nidt politiider
gtatnr, ionoern ri6tete iid gegen Die
bon Dem nelten 9eieblsbober einge
iiibrte itritte 9is3iplin. Cine 3eit
lang l6ten es, als oh Oas gonSe SIC.
giment melttern moIlte, aber Die re.
boltirerloen Suiaren pur0en idlnell
bon onoeren Srlppen imlringt uno
entmaffnet, un0 5mor obne @lutper.
gIeBen. Gie 3dOeIsiil6rer limo be.
relts enem ariegsgeridte iberipieien
lporoen.
0ie erfte Gadrid)t ii6er Die ReuoIte
Iortete, ooB Die 0leuterei uieI iflim.
mer iei oIs oie oes Grepbroiensfp.
yieglmenteS I'M Suni 1906, uno es
entitono oaber in. ct. @etersbura cine
groBe aufregung. 8aIO aber folgten
g}ddridtcn luonah Die GeooIte tei.
nen politilden @intergruno bate.
IS sabrt inter Der SdluFwadlc.
ct. Getersburg, 6. SUM.
Inter elmer Sdrpooron Suiaren,
0ie ais &ahe oiente iur oen &alait
Giarsfoe-Se mobin sic toiierIi6e
6nnlilie lid gera0e beQeben. brad
cine Gntporung ans. Chne 8Iutper.
luit puroe nbRr sic &ube iuie0er her.
geIteIlt uno oic Gmp0rer enttpaffnet.
Der rniiiiG inpaHiidDc SnnoClsper.
traa nGbcrt iidD ocm Abi6lmF.
St. 8etcrsburg. 6. SUM.
Gic enogiiItigen Gnhuiirfe fiir Oen
rltiiii6 inpaniihen @anoelspertrag
iin0 erleoigt mo 3ur 9eitdtigung
nod Sofio geiuh0t mnroen. Ger
sntport oeS japauiihenaniiers miro
bis Gn0e 0ieies Q(cnut9 enIgegen &C.
ieben. Der Gertrog miro nnh ser
ngtopoie@reuia" 5 Sabre @ilItigfeit
baben. Ino mebl einen politiiden
0enn ofonomiidPn Ghoratter traqeu.
NndD0en ser 8ertraq unter3eihnet
lit, mcroen 0ie be3iiglideu &rotofollc
in einen 8eIbbuh perofientliht ner-
Den.
Die Observation-Disclosures fir cine 81
ienbobnfonpeution 5ieben lid ichr in
Die 2dnae. @erid)ic0cnc ncue @in-
6erniic iin0 aufgetaudlt rno es mag
lid ais notbig crlpeiien oaB cine rlf.
iiId)e un0 cine iopaniidc aonniiiion
iidl nad) Der Vfouoihurei mo 3ofio
begibt, nm sic Northumberland 0ircft
OIL Ort ulr0 STEELE 5u erlCoigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07
6innrrenmndlrr itreifen.

Gait Qofe Gin 8. SUM
9lqe bieii9en 6igorreiabrifen iino
eefhIoiien. lie itre''en6en Cigar.
renma6er DerIonleH e'ra Gobn3uloge
BON 81 fiir t1iien6 GHarren
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Sm adlt,ispicrOis,n.

Chauffeur. Sie iahreE 81 unrii.
bial Sd hob imner ons gefiibI aIs
oE nie ohhia @duIe I d Ell tuiirbenl r
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liuter,eidlntt

Gprinqiielo. SIR 6. SUM
Ger @ouoerneur Tereen unter.
3eihnete 6caie 6er Gqcago'er Jrei.
briei.
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Sranfrcifl.
gbfahrt nidDt uerbinScrt.

Qaris, 6. SUM
Gie iron3oiiide G3enn0antpier,(5e
ielIidoit madte beutC beinnnt. onB
cine noIe 9anaumlup iiir 0cn Gam-
pier rSa &ropcuce" engnQirt mor0en
lei. trob Der Gntidlci0unQ Ser See.
leitte in Sabre. oen Strejt iort5uie.
zen. Der 1ompier miro ielue 6abrt
nod Rem 9orf 3nr ieitaeietteu 3eit
nntrpfPr
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9Indl bier brbt cs.

Ban 6. SUM.
9Sn Den GIoroHrelloucn Der unite.
rem Epreuaen uur0e bcnie Elm leid).
tes Gr0beben periplrt. 0od) luur0e
feinerlei Sdlaoen an1eridltet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-06-07

Die ,,1lercitern"-3
gen haben Ole 6eiehiebte
BON Ga Groiie niebt nur
miticPreiben Ioncern nit
macben heIfen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

Special attention given country trade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
FADS AND FANCZES

New York, Nov. 23.-Fashions ar,
not meant to stay with us any grea
| length of time. Dressmakers anC
milliRers create such beautiful gowns
and hats all on one color scheme, anC
when nearly every woman is salts
fled with this fashion there gone:
an abrupt change. 1t has recently
been announced from Paris, thai cos
tunes and hats are no longer to
match in colOr And another thing
is, that the large hat has had its
day. Street hats of the very i6test
style are very small indeed. How
ever 1t is non probable that women
in general will adopt this fashion for
many months, perhaps not until
summer. on the most stylish haets
the underbrims Tre of another color,
and then the trimmings are still of
other colors or shades. The black
satin hats that are so pretty have be-
come so common mat not many Will
wear them, at least in the large cit
things, light in weight and can be
trimmed to match or harmonize with
the gown.
Lovely boas for the neck are worn
mnore this winter than they have been
Tor some time. White marabout boas
with muffs to match are worn with
evening costumes. The shaded
brown feather boas made very wide
are most effective, and they give a
certain dressy air to a costume. Even
in these marabout scarves all colors
can be found from the delicate shades
to the dark rich tones. The very
prettiest and most striking effects
are obtained by the combination of
ostrich flues and marabout, the os-
trich feathers being either a lighter
or darker tint than the marabout.
1t looks as though fur c0ats would
be worn quite commonly this winter,
They are made in all styles and of
a great many kinds of furs. Braid
ing and velvet are used as trimmings,
and some coats show touches of lace
on them. The muffs are immense this
season, and are elaborately trimmed
with lace, which is wired to keep it
in shape. A few days ago, saw a
beautiful white ermine muff which
was trimmed with lace ends, and
through the lace could be seen a
touch of silver colored chiffon. 1t
was such a dainty affair that 1t had
to be carried carefully.
New wrist bags and evening bags
are seen among the latest goods in
the large stores. One evening bag
was made of watered silk embroid-
cred in spangles and pale shades, |
lined with silk and finished with a |
row of lace. Palmer ones are made |
Of handsome materials and trimmed |
with gold cord A bag OF black veil
vet was shown with a dull gold frame
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

, and handle. It's shape was oval and
was embroidered in dull gold span
giles and flowers in gold thread. A
pretty wristbag was of shiny black
leather having a gold frame set at
! intervals with red stones.
The choosing of wells is quite as
important as the choosing of hats.
They are worn by nearly every well
dressed woman. but we often see a
veil that is decidedly, unbecoming to
the wearer's face. If spots are chus-
en- they should be small and inc0n-
spicuoUs. The neatest way of weau'-
ing fine wells is close to the face. tied
to the back of the hat with the ends
'N"'-a@ away and pinned in place, and
then caught IN with barette just above
the collar. Bright coloied wells are
the poorest choice one could make.
They not only spoil the complexion
for those who can see It, but they are
really too conspicuous. Black is
. safe color for nearly everyone. A
New veil which is novel and pretty is
of black filet net, with black chenille
pin dots arranged over the mesh in
quarter inch squares. The border
which was about two and a half inch
es wide, was Greek key design out
lined in chenille pin dots.
A striking long Empire coat was
seen on a fashionably dressed woman
the other day II was made of
American beauty broadcloth and
reached nearly to the hem of the
Gown in front, while the sides were
much shorter. The high Empire
belt and revers were of self-toned
velvet, and the waistcoat was a dull
red and black stroped velvet. The
buttons were black velvet. The novel
part of this coat was the sleeves
They were made from shaped bands
going around the arm and stitched
together, The hat that was worn
with this coat was a dull green felt |
faced with American beauty velvet |
and trimmed with heavy plumes to
match.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

Washington, d. c., Nov. 23.-Sen-
ators and representatives will gather
In Washington the coming week in
anticipation Of the assembling of the
sixtieth congress. Both parties will
hold their caucus meetings Saturday.
A meeting of much general interest
VIII be the convention Of the Nation
al Drainage association, which will
begin a three days Session in Balti-
more Monday
The battleshlp Nebraska, one of
the most formidable ships of the new
navy, will leave the Puget sound navy
yard Monday for her final acceptance
trial.
banquet to which considerable
importance is attached by the pollti-
clans will be given at the Raleigh ho-
tel In this city Tuesday night in
honor of w. ]. Bryan. Party leaders
from all over the country are expect
ed TO attend
o. b. Crittenden, one of the most
extensive cotton growers in the
south, will be arraigned in the fed
eral court at Jackson, Miss, Tuesday
to answer to charge of peonage.
During the week Harvard univer-
sity will celebrate the 300th anniver-
sary of John Harvards birth. The
feature will be great dinner Tues
day with addresses by many men of
national prominence.
One of the most notable weddings
of the season will take place Wednes-
day, when Miss Edith Root, daugh-
ter Of the Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Root, will become the bride OF Leu
tenant U. S. Grant third. The we'd
ding will take place at the Root home
in this city and will be largely at
tended.
The Dominion parliament will as
semble Thursday for what promises
to be a long and arduous session.
william J. Bryan will visit New
Haven, Conn.,. Friday to speak at the
unveiling Of the Bennett memorial
fountain. At the same time and
place there will be held a meeting
of the new England democratic pro-
gressive league to discuss plans for
the democratic campaign In New
England next year.
There. will be the usual outpourinS
OF official society at Franklin Field
Philadelphia, next Saturday 10 wit
ness the annual football game be-
tween the elevens of the Annapolis |
and West Point academies.
The final curtain will be rung down !
on the jamestown exposition at mid |
night Saturday. that being the time !
fixed for the close of the big fair,
which has been in progress since last
April
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
A. c. Koeppen O. Bros.
Special Agents

ger was suddenly discovered on AL
der street The news flashed through
out the city like wildfire and all the
residents of the city who had at one
time in their life lived east of the
Rockies were called upon to deter
mine the exact breed of the bird. No
mistaking it was the real article. but
the pesky little critter was allowed
to bloom and blossom undisturbed.
Now the good cityfolk wonder
where II will end. Small flocks of
these birds may be seen most any day
in the railroad districts and yester-
day a resident of the city living near
the old O. r. & n. depot discovered
no less than 60 of them strenuously
engaged in picking bits of wheat and
other grain from the track.
Since the first English sparrow
mysteriously crossed the channel to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

"I owe a debt OF gratitude that can
never he paid Off" writes G. S. Clark,
OF Westfield, Iowa. "for my rescue
from death, by Dr. Kings New Dis
covery. Both lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed imminent,
when l commenced taking New Dis
covery. The ominous dry, hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
used, and two more bottles made a
complete cure" Nothing has ever
eQualed New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung COM
plants. Guaranteed by Tallman &
Co, druggists. soc and $11.00. Trial
bottle free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

the promised land, there has been
trouble and plenty of it. The bird is a
maligned little thing and has the rep
utation of being the real boss scav-
enger of the air. 1t does many mean
things in direct violation Of the wing
ed Kingdoms ironclad laws, but for
tunately it seems to confine its work
to the city and cares not to molest
the farmer. None of the countryside
for the sparrow, the city
is its Mecca and the tall chimney its
home,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
SWALLOWS MULTIPLY.
English Swallows Are Now Plentiful
in Walla Walla.

No longer is the little English
sparrow a curiosity in Walla Walla,
for now the spry little bird struts
about the streets as bold as does his
brother sparrow pick feed for its
nestlings in dear, old Chicago, says
the Walla Walla Statesman. He is
here to stay and all the kings horses
and all the kings men can't drive
him back east again.
Several months ago following the
crusade against the sparrow in Spo-
kane, the much despised little stran-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
HOTEL PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON.
OF

PORTLAND, OREGON.
American plan, SO per day and up
wards. headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle
men. The management will be pleas
ed at all times to show rooms and
give prices. A modern Turkish bath
establishment in the hotel.
H. c. BOWERS. Manager.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

We have secured the agency for
Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
laxative that makes the liver lively,
purifies the breath, cures headache
and regulates the digestive organs.
Cures chronic constipation. Ask US
about it. Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
NEXT WEEK
A BUSY ONE
EVENTS OF INTEREST AND
IMPORTANCE SCHEDULED

Chief Among Coming Events Are As
sembling of Congress, Bryan Ban
quot In Washington, Trial OF OBJ.
Chittendcn for PeOnage, .CeIebra-
ton of John Harvard's 3OOth Birth
day Anniversary, Wedding in
Washington and Close of James,
town Exposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

"A team of fine MACK horses offered
for sale at a low price at Astoria
were found to have been stolen from
tho L. C. Kelly Transfer company Of
Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

Guaranteed under the Food Drugs Act June go 1906
Serial No. 915 TWO SIZES. soc AND, $1OO AT DRUG
STORES. INSIST UPON HERPICIDE. Send 1Oc in stamps
sample The Herpcidc Co, Dept L.. Detroit, Mich.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-26
Goods

Regular Csc blue Panama, So inches wide, sale
price 59c yard.
b. Priesty & Co.'S black Sician, "a inches wide,
regular s1.25, at 89c yard.
Sheppard checks, black and white; blue white
gray white, SO inches wide, sale price Acc
per yard
green suitings, 54 inches wide, price 49c
yard
Blue gray and red suitings SO inches wide, sale
price 4Sc a yard.
Partisan mohair in black and blue novelties, So
inches wide regular s1OO sale price 75c per yard.
All wool navy and wine, A inches wide,
regular Use, sale price sec yard.
Panama in navy, brown, red and black, 81
inches wide, for skirts and suits, sale price csc.
Novelty suitings Sc inches wide, regular soc. sale
price 39c yard.
Novelty mohairs, in red and effects oyershot
with black dots, regular 49c, sale price &c.
Reversible mohair, variety of colors, 40 inches wde
regular Soc, sale price Acc per yard.
Rutland all wool sutings, SO inches wide sale price
29c per yard.
Robins-egg blue suiting 40 inches wide, sale price
47c per yard.
Imported mohair novelties, 40 inches WIDE tan and
effects, regular $175, price 81 so per yard
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-26
DOmeStiCS

Regular 121ac flanneIettes. grouped
into one lot at. the yard Ice.
Good cotton bats only &C.
1000 yards Penang fleece back outing,
regular Ice, the yard at &c.
Good fancy tennis outing GanrelS at
the yard sc.
All ladies wool facinators IL the
millinery section consisting of ice
wool shetland floss and silk shawls,
during this sale one-half price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-26
Granite w

Vulcan granite teakettles-No. was
Csc, now soc; No was 75c, now coo;
No. 9 was S5c. now zoe.
Vulcan granite saucepans. regular
2Oc size lac; the pc size 16c, the 25c
size 19c; and the 3Oc size 23c.
Vulcan granite preserving kettles,
regular 25c size 19c; the Csc size 29c;
and the 40c size 34c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-26
Section

Fringed buck towels 1Sx84, red borders, regular
D. sale price 71bc
Beachea Turkish towels, 1SxS6. regular 12Ac, sale
price 1Oc.
Bleached sinen napkins, 22inch, assorted patterns
regular CSC, sale price S5c dozen
Warranted pure linen crash II inches wide, extra
heavy, fancy borders, regular 15c, sale price 1920
yard.
All linen crash, soft finish, II inches wide, fancy
borders, regular 12c, sale price 10c yard.
Half bleached table linen, ~ inches wide, assorted
patterns, regular soc, sale price 42c yard.
Remnants full beached Scotch all linen table
damask, lengths yards at 25 cent I'M
der value.
Half bleached hemmed pattern cloth, rs inches
long, borders regular $1.9S, sale price
$15s
bleached hemstitched pattern CLOTH 81 inches,
regular $3.50, sale price S288
Bleached pillow cambria, As inches wide,
short lengths yards, regular 1Sc sale price 12c
per yard.
Hemstitched pillow cases, AZ inches, made OF soft
finished muslin, sale price 171/ac each
Extra large hemmed crocheted bedspreads, Mar
settles patterns regular $1.75, sale price 81 49,
Light weight crocheted bed spreads, full size
sorted patterns, regular Sis, sale price CSC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-26

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