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]. X. Collins and family, Mrs. Sweet
land and Ed Goodding and the lat
ter's mother arrived last night from
La Plata, Mo-. Mr. Collins and fam
lily are coming to Roswell to make
their home Mrs. Sweetland to Lake
Arthur to visit Mr. Goodding and
mother are coming to visit ]. R.
Goodding, their brother and son. re
spectively, who is here for his
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

We should be careful to get out OF
an experience only the wisdom that
is in it, and stop there, lest we be
like the cat that sits down on a lot
stove-lid. She will never sit down on
a hot stove-lid again, and that is we'll;
but also she will never sit down on a
cold one any more.-Mark Twain.
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Today is the last day and one
Thursday is the last day, and one
of the best of the entire course. The
entertainers will be the "Ben Hur
Company" who are said to be of the
most entertaining lot Of people in
the concert world Ethel Miller Beach,
has national reputation ald the peo
pie of Roswell should not miss this
chance to hear her.
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Notice.

The reception to have been held
Friday evening on the lawn Of the NJ.
E. Church, South, will be held tonlor-
row evening. All Sunday school pupils
and members of church are invited.
Everything free.
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Notice.

The Cemetery Association will
meet on Saturday afternoon at 800
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles
Whiteman. All members are urged
to be present. 60t2
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c. C. Young, of Kansas City, John
C. Lewis and H. c. Wasson, of Knox
vile, ILL.,, passed through this morn
ing on the delayed train on their way
to Carlsbad as witnesses in the suit
of Stanley VS.. TalImadge brothers.
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Mrs. NJ. B. McElhannol, of Frisco.
Tex, who has been here visiting Mrs.
Maud McElhannon, of Sixth and Rich
ardson, left this morning for Canyon
City, Tex, where sne will visit
friends before going home.
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C. o. Hon, Prof. w. t. Woolverton,
Andrew Hartley and Ed Amonett
have returned from a two weeks
hunting trip IN the Captain noun
tains. They report a good time and
good luck.
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John H. McKinstry and wife have
sold to the latter's father, Alfred
Woodruff. for $4,000, all of their right
and title in the east half of the south
east quarter of sectiC& II, township
IL, range %, tract of 80 acres.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

Good nature, happiness and laugh
ter are as contagious as yawn. Hap
piness is a state of mind, aid there
is nothing that contributes more
largely to the general well-being OF
society than a man with hearty
sense of aumor Troubles disappear
at his approach, and, under the magic
influence of his contagious personali-
ty, cares and forebodings, which seem
ed to be tragedies, become trifies
light as air and mere cause of laugh
ter-Stationer and Printer.
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SOBIESkI
BEST OF ALL
WAS GROWING FEATURE OF
THE CHAUTAuQUA.
BIG HOUSE is PLEASED

Address, Full of Wit and Humor
and Facts Entertainingly Related
His Life Has Been Full of Exciting
Events Miss Parks Won Favor
as Reader.
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WAsHouTs TIE UP

TWO RAILROADS.
The automobile from Torrance this
afternoon brought but four sacks of
mail, when it should have mad at
least twenty. The shortage comes on
Island between Torrance and Ell Pa
so and the other on the Santa Fe
Central between Clark and Kennedy.
No trains were run over the Santa Fe
Central yesterday or today Traffic on
the lower end of the Rock Island is
blocked.
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to town short time ago, and they
expect to bring back full share OF
the honors. The team that left this
morning was composed of Marcos
Sanchez, Rumaldo Contreras, L.alo
Co1treras, Dario Franco, Francisco
Francis, David Calderon, Juan Salci
do, Guillermo Reed, Aristeo Marquee
Reyes Trujillo and Alberta Ruiz.
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Attend the Rally Day service Sun
day morning at the NJ. E. Church,
South, at 1920 O'Clock and hear the
readings by Misses Funchess, Bay
less and Daniels.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Barrett, of Lake Arthur.
and Mrs. w. t. Brown and Miss
Claire Brown, Of Toyah, Tex, came
UP this morning to spend the day
shopping.
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U. D. c. Notice.

The U. D. c. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at three O'Clock, with Mrs.
S. E. Best, at her home, corner of
Richardson avenue and Seventh ST.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
focal Report.

Roswell. N. NJ, Sept. 5.-Tempera-
ture.- Max yesterday Sc; min.
64 mean, Is.
Precipitation. 90; wind N. E., veloc-
ity 2 miles: cloudy
Forecast not received.
M.WRicHT.
oficIal In Charge
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C. A. Ament, prominent stock
ma1 from Deming, arrived this morn
ing to spend several days here seeing
the country, of which he has heard
much
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TREE PROTECTORS, to protect
trees from the rabbits-carload just
received.-Roswell Produce & Seed
Company
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Rally Day services will be held at
the NJ E. Church, South, Sunday NOR
ming at 1890 o'clock. a splendid pro-
gram has been prepared and everyone
is invited. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
RAILROAD
Man HERE
K. c., LAYTON & PACIFIC ENGI.
NEER IN TOWN.
LOOKING FOR A ROUTE

Has Travelled Through Several Coun-
ties in Western Texas and Finds
That the Crops are Good.-Looking
for a Country of Resources Through
Whiel His Line May Be Run.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Puckett will
come down from Portales tonight and
leave on the auto tomorrow on bu-
siness trip to Central New Mexico
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J. H Doran and wife, of ASH
Grove, Mo-, are spending several days
with friends in Roswell and seeing
the country.
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Rally Day service at the NJ. e.
Church, South, Sunday at 10:30
O'Clock Hear the vocal solo by Miss
Rabb and the violin solo by Miss Ha-
eel Mayes. 50t3
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WANTED:- A man or boy to take
care of horses and yard. Apply 102
South Pa 60t2*
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L. H. Bates, a business man {
Carlsbad, was n the city today
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

NJ N Matthews. advance man for
the Columbia Comic Opera Co, is
here arranging a date for his com
pany.
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Single tickets to the Chautauqua
are oa sale at the Payton drug store,
soc, children 25c.
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The last number of the Chau.
fauqua tonight.

Cazier win sell you the best lsnd
In the Pecos Valley Tor ahe least mon
.ey. Titles perfect. Dexter N. NJ. 27tss
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Single tickets to the Chautauqua
are o1 sale at the Payton drug store.
soc, children 25c.
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F. D. Mitchell, of Hagerman, who
came up this morning left this after
noon for Torrance and points west.
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FOR SALE A pAaeton in good con
dition. newly painted Call LOG E.
Deming. 60t6
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Mr.. and Mrs r. Burgis. Of Chica
go, are sightseers IN Roswell.
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H. J. Garrad, of Dexter, was in
town today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

T. ]. Grady came up from Lake
wood this morning.
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Two good teams to let out for feed.
See r 7. Burge. or apply at First Ma
tional Bank. 50t6
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j. w. Price and D. D. Sullivan came
up from Artesia this morning.
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Furniture and lease for sale at q
bargain By Carlton & Bell
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Ed Weidman, of Dexter, was here
today visiting friends.
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J. D. Cooley, of Glen, was here yes
terday.
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CUT THIS OUT

One year from today you will
open your eyes and look around
and murmur. II could have bought
an ideal homo for 500, and paid
the remainder just like rent il /
had been awake, and now the new
oomers have come and prices
are up again" Its funny. But
someone must lead, why don't
your HENRY W USeER.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-01
REFUSE
DEMANDS OF MINERS

Coal mine operators in the Fremont
county territory have thrown down
the gauntlet to the hundreds of men
in their employ and have refused in
toto the demand made upon them
several days ago and what will be
| the consequences need only be sur
missed. That the men expect to re-
taliAte for the throw down is evident
by the manner in which they are
Joining the orders Of the United Mine
Workers Of America and the Western
Federation Of Miners. which are both
already strong in the camps.
The miners we're demanding an ip-
crease Of fifteen cents on the ton al
the day men an increase Of Ave cent.
OH the day. checkweig hman to check
to the weights Of the weighinen in
the employ of the company and = gen.
erai eight hour work day throughout
the mines. In their reply to the
men the companies say the miners can
have . checkweighma IL they de.
sire. but he must be paid out of
their own pockets and that the COM
pany would not even allow the wages
Of this officer to be collected through
the companies offices as has been
done in the past. This is point
blank refusal of all demands on the
part OF the operators. 1t was thought
in most quarters that the companies
had determined to crush unionism out
in the coal fields Of Colorado by the
action they recently took in the little
trouble at Goal Greek. Craddock
Davis, one Of the drivers, quit work
and the other drivers came out In
sympathy. The company ordered
the mine shut down Immediately and
ordered the closing Of the company
store.
Just what Is to result from the re-
fusal can not be definitely stated but
In some quarters II In said u strike Of
the men Is almost inevitable. To
show how uneasy the men feel over
tho situation. several coal mines quit
work at the Fremont mine yesterday
because the company installed coal
mining machines In the mine, which
take the place Of the miners In some
parts Of the mine. The miners were
told they could work At loading coal
after the machines and they refused
to do It. They pulled their tools ont
Of the mine. and IL Is now working
shorthAnded.
30 far no meetings have been call
ed to consider any method Of refalia
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tion but meetings will be held Just 40
coon M the CANVASS of the unions In
completed. The fact that no many
metaliferous miners are coming from
Arizona to work IN Colorado coal
mines may have the eject Of fore
stAlling the threatened strike for some
little time.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-01

USED CHECKS-It was noticeable
today that many merchants and priv.
ate people who have been in the
habit of paying their bills with cash.
today made the payments in cLeck.
This is due to the action of the banks
keeping the money in the vaults until
the present stress is over. and 1t
could not be seen where anybody
was injured as the checks were
taken to the bank and credited the
same as the cash would have been.
The system seems to be just as
good rs at any other time. but it
will NOT last only few days longer.
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JoTTlNos ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

MARRIED Word has reached
the city that Miss Margaret Hyland.
formerly Of Florence. WAS married
last week in Nevada to Mr.. Stain
of Los Angeles. The young couple
will likely go to Los Angeles to reside
FOR BABY'S HEALTH = Mrs.
Sherman Andrews and baby daughter,
Gloria. left on Thursday for an ex-
tended trip to California. She will
visit Mrs. Millar. formerly of this
city, but now residing at Long Beach.
Mrs Andrews intends staying five or
six months and ON her return will
visit her mother at Tacoma. Washing
ton. Her reason for the trip is to be-
nefit her baby's health.
BIG PAY ROLL-The work ing
force of the Hadley Mercantile com.
pany was increased by one this morn
ing when Miss Halle Snow entered
the employ Of the company in the
capacity of clerk in the dry goods de-
partment. This makes twenty -one
persons ON the payroll Of this COM
pany, which pays out more than
81, 800 Q month in salaries alone. If
the wages drawn by the clerks Of
Florence we're footed up it would run
into the thousands Of dollars each
month.
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See Ruins Of Litla.

Tour Of all Mexico by private
train leaves Denver January 28th, via
Colorado aud Southern. Write, 4. e.
Fisher. 9. p. A., Denver.
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Wanted-Young man to take subscrip-
tion for daily newspaper. Perma-
nent position and good pay for good
man. Address O. L. Sink. Florence,
Colo. 49tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

Found-A lady's glove on the Port
land road. Owner can have same
by calling upon Mrs. Tony Savant.
Railroad street and paying for notice.
5O-52
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THE GRANDEST
SCENERY IN
AMERICA

Connects with the Denver and
Rio Grande sk Canon City and
Florenos, Two trains daily
W. A. AATLoCK,
General Passenger Agent.
Colorado Springs.
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wanted-Highest prices paid for all
kinds of junk, such as rope, irou,
copper, brass. rags and bottles.
Phone Florence 40. 49tf
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FOR SALE-Pure blood prize winner
Rhode Island Red cockrels In
quire at III W. Third ST., or at this
Office. ztf
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AR1ZONA-Apropos Of "Arizona"
which comes 10 the Houston Nov. 7
. good story is being told. The other
day PhilAdelphians .awoke to find
the town be-poatared with the an
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wanted-A place to board child ,
years old For particulars call at
Mrs. Frank Hurst near d. and r. G.
depot. 81 -5Sx
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Wanted-Plain sewing at No. 512
West Second. Satisfaction guar
Anteed and rates reasonable. 50-5 55x
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TO RENT

To Rent-A twelve room furnished
house at corner of Pixies Peak ard
Front streets. Apply at Tom Ore
chio's Wholesale liquor house. l2tf
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For Sale or Trade-A good horse. See
W. b. Lester, 1910 West Fourth.
50-55x
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ron SALE

For Sale--A $50 writing or office desk
for *l5; almost as good as new.
Call at Ill West Sth st. 52-57x
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Florence and
Cripple Greek
Railroad
AND ASSOCIATE COMPANIES

To the Cripple Creek District,
through gigantic and marvellous
canons and over magnifioent
mountain passes.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-01

CAR SHORTAGE-There is car
shortage felt in the coal camps and as
consequence the production Of coal
has been somewhat curtailed in the
last few days. The farmers of the
East are busy moving their crops at
this time and many of the cars are
used there for that purpose. AS soon
as the heaviest of the shipments are
ont of the way, the cars will be sent
westward when there will be more
for local loading. The scarcity of
miners and An insufficient number of
coal cars. plays havoc with the fuel
companies rush orders &C which there
are many on hand in all the mine
offices IN this county. 1t is thought
that since so many quartz miners have
been laid off in the Western states
recently. many OF these men will
find their way into the Fremont
county coal mines in the next few
weeks, when the present conditions
will be relieved.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-01

For Sale-Turkeys 2Oc pound j. 9.
Mikesell, 227 W. Sec. st. 49-54x
The daily tribune., 1907-11-01

To Trade-Two lots on Palmer Ave. :,
Pueblo, for stock or Florence prop
erty, or what you have to offer.
Address box lO5, Florence, Colo. tt
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS
Denver & Rio 6ssnde Railway.
CO. HITCHCOCK, Agent.

No.l-Pasiae coast limited
from Dsnvsr and eastern
eonpsations. .-.---.------. 3sU pm 3It q m
No. 3-Atianttc coast limit
ID, from California an1
vsstsru points 1dt q m i.It u
No. a-Pseihe coast s1prsss
fron Denver "a oe Q = " .Oe N
No. A-AtIautls eoast 81.
0rses from California end
vestern points ...-.--.- bil8 Is N
No. HTgans -eouttns o ia
limited froo Deavsr and
eastsm eonnsettoos. i.X , m az .
No. e-Trs cs-eoattne tsl
liaaitsd. froa California
aAd western polnte -- 6,As Q = 6its .
No, e-psavss asd Cspon
.City tlysr. 7s0 . 7b . N
No. ie-C1Roa City and
Dsays. Flyer .--.-----.. i1sss p n - ~ >
No. k-Colosado 9sDress
from Deoves. J.M = Bs .
No. ia-(oiofaAo ssprsss
from all vsstsss poieSs In
Ootcsaho.. -----... ~ Q - ~ m
No. IL za7 N 2A1 m
No. Is 1H1 m 7 ~ M
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nouncementi '.onc dollar fifty cents
to Arizona. Railway agents and
book ing offices all over the town were
worried over this wonderfully low
rate Of transit and it was only after a
few thousand explanations by tele-
phone and messenger that people be-
gan to understand that the posters re-
ferred to the theatre where the drama
called Arizona" was being played.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-01
TURNED STOCK OVER

TURNED STOCK OVER - The
D. and d. Tea company yesterday
turned their stock over to their credit
ors and the store is in possession Of
J. j. Armstrong for the present. Mr..
Dunsmuir says there is en- ough stock
on hand and enough good accounts
which can be collected to more than
offset their debts. The store was do
ing business Of about -, 500 q
month. but collections came slow. 1t
is not known what either Mr.. Davis
or Mr.. Dunsmuir will do, but as
they are both we'll known over the
city, it should not be difficult mat
ter in securing the kind Of employ
ment that suits them. The Tribune
is sorry to see them in such fix, but
they claim they did all they could do
under the circumstances.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-01
Through Mexico By Private Tra,a.

Tour Of all Mexico vim Colorado
and Southern leaves Denver January
2s. Full information on request.
T. +. Fisher, q. p. A.. Denver.
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points east, arrive daily . II ~ m
No. 68-For Pusblo and ali points
ssst, dsyart dali, s.si IN
Sunday, depart. -.....,...,.,,.----. $50 . IN
No. ss1-from Canon City, daily, sI.
.sspt Sunday. srriys--..-..-..------ i11 IN
No. 6B-ro Rockvais. I2,ls > m
No. 618-from Rock val1l 1l....-....-.-- leo > M
Direct conncssion 10 nov made At Pueblo for
Chicago aud all points east, and a. L. Junta
9th California limited for Los Angeles and
San Frhnoiseo.
inauirtss solicited and promptly and shssr
fully snswsred.
Descriptive Literature foldess tree hy apply
lag 10 A.0 PALnDs. AssoS.
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Will You Call?

You'll find the building as free
to you as the streets. No ore will
ask your business. You'll not be
requested to purchase, By word or
look, even if you do have Suits OF
COrSetS OF other garments tried on.
We do know this-that you'll be
so impressed that Wen sooner or
later add you to our permanent
army Of enthusiastic patrons.
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$40, 600 Worth of 81 yard Dress Fabrics
.

in an
are heavy
o goal has in fO
is
O
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COUPON
Value SI.00

This Palais Royal CoU-
pom is worth one dollar
ISL in part payment of
any Ladies Cloth or Silk
Suit, Dress or Jacket, Sc
lected here on Monday,
March %, 1907.
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One Hundred StyIes Of SIX at SO Yard

a Yards outside
arr OF
&c DO where you a0 il EngS trimmings an utOnS
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Narrowed, But Good Oualitv. at OnIv 5Oc Yard

d andPE and Fancy
shades IN Nuns le and 4nss French and btrta2nsG Henrietta here at Soc
on with browns greens and blues And the Sung mixtures stripes All SOC
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Prices Least Here

Prices are logically least here be
cause a cash business enables more
advantageous buying and lesser
profits when selling, as compared
with a credit business. Least prices
are asked for reliable goods. Nul-
gar styles, inferior materials, and
badly finished goods always prove
dear at any price, and have never
been tolerated. The PalaiS ROYAL
asks your patronage, ready to prove
that really cheapest goods are here.
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What Is Cheapness?

Let us illustrate: The cheap
stores offer cotton-mixei cloth
Walking Skirts, not sponged, at IS;
the PalaiS Royal offers at $500 all
wool cloth Skirts that are Sponged.
Which is the cheap skirt After a
months wear you will know the
skirt from here is the cheap gar
ment, and the lesser priced a dear
one. AS much may be said Of
Suits, Millinery, etc. Now then,
are you not yet patron because
you imagine the PalaiS Royal prices
are high?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-24
Csc to Sl.5O LaCes at lOC, 35C, and 75C

Some one mas made good
paid by the merchants who induce
stead Of 25c to $50 yard, in tire,
7Pr yard for Black Silk ChautilIy
+ ~ and White Oriental Lace
- Nets. - inches wide. Designs
are dots and figures. mostly small
None worth less than $50 yard.
Choice for zoe.
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yard for the Black SILK
Chantilly and Oriental Lace
Edges and Bands-but not all
= each pattern. Some worth
d as 81 yard. Choice for SOC.
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S6.97 for $3.50 To-Order Hats

It's offering that be advanageousy proted by in many
the one day only:
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Is it because you are tied to a
credit store or because you imagine
the goods here are expensive? OF
course, if necessity compels or an
ample bank account renders you in
different, the greater cost of goods
at the credit stores have to be or
are put up with, but if you can pay
promptly and do care for expense,
then the much lower prices a cash
business enables should make you a
patron Of the PalaiS Royal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-24
Z5C TO 75C EmbrOideries, sc, Csc, SOC

Broken sets Of Best Embro
best wearing. t5c instead of 30
yard for 18-inch widths for COrSer
wide All-Over for waists, etc.