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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

P,a,naeld. III; July J. 1901.
Dear Doctor:--l received YOU, kind
letter some time ago, ana Il. am
long. / am building and have been
busy with my other work. SO the de-
Ny boy whom ssn {e 70 tire treated sdrn is ans as
there has been no recurrence OF
herein, thanks to you. Doctor, although
he was treated three years ago.
Any Information which can give
Henry Harder some time ago and he
is all right You remember ne VA, Was
years ago. -, .,o
with thanks from my good wife. My
son Willie says to send love TO snat
good old Grandpa.
Yours in haste,
DIR. j. III. MORRISON.
Since the doctor wrote the above
have also cured his sister of bad
- Plainfield, Ill. Oct. %. 1907.
DIR, H. Il DE PEN De so M td,smt Iowa. wa;
rupture has made new man OF me.
/ feel ine and am enabled to do work
could not do before you treated me.
Al lie people yop ,r treated ed TN IN a tn,s
3
You did them. and not one Of them
would 20 back to the condition they
were in before you cured them.
saw Mr.: McWethy and also Mr.
McWethv says he is all right and Mr..
Thatcher says he feels like a kid:
Thanking you for what you did. for
me. with best wishes. i am;
ALBERT SONNTAG.
pla;pAoId I'll Nov 1S 1907
Dear Doctor:-1 lust want to tell
you that | feel about twenty years
younger since took your treatment
and no amount of money could in
duce me to go back to the condition
was in before took your treatment.
The treatment took about thirty min
utes and consider 1t the most Won
fession | was ruptnred for twenty
four years and suffered greatly from
trusses. The day after the treatment
moved my. yard with scythe and
suffered no inconvenience whatever. !
can not thank you enough for what
and wishing you every success with
others who are afflicted. remain.
OFFICE OF McWETHY BROS.
Real Estate and Loans; Fire and Life
Alnsurance; :, 800
80 Aurora, ILL.,, NOV. .. 1871.
DIR. H. H. DE PEW, Des Moines. In.
NV Dear Sir:-ln answer to your
esteemed favor OF ov. 18th concern
Ing treatment you gave me, would
say that | feel ! am perfectly cured
of the rupture and would not know
that had ever had any trouble OF
the kind from any weakness now. 1t
is simply wonderful how quickly you
cured me. do not hesitate to give
an unqualified endo sement judging
from my own experience. Wishing
you every success. / am.
Yours sincerely.
H. l.. McWETHY.
Aurora, ILL.,. Nov. 10. 1907.
DR. H. H. DE PEW. Des Moines. la.
Ny Dear Doctor:-D Doctor. ! want
to thank you for the good you have
dcre me- ! am in +ne cor''ition. r1n''
best ! have been in years. never
felt better in my life than do now.
The hernia is, no more and that is
saying a great deal. To think that it
only took, you about thirty minutes to
cure that rupture Is simply marye-
Ions. If can ever do you a good
turn will be only too glad to do it,
Words can not tell you the gratitude
for me. Again thanking you. re-
main. Ever sincerely yours.
FRED L. THATCHER.
Care Arlington Hotel.
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Boone. Iowa. Nov. 6. 1907

Boone. Iowa, Nov. 6. 1907.
DIR. Fl. II. DE PEW. Des Moines la.
Dear Dector:-I wish to say that the
treatment You gave me for my rupture,
which took about thirty minutes, is en-
tirely satisfactory. Have not seen my
rupture since nor worn my truss.
went directly from your office to my
work and have not lost minute on &C.
count Of 1t. To think that you cured
my rupture, which had for about ten
years. following an operation for appen-
dicitis, in thirty minutes is certainly
marvellous. Wishing YOU every success.
] remain. Yours sincerely,
WILL Ii. BOOTH,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
DO YOU KNOW

persons hundred afflicted with rupture
and that areo twenty:
willing stand aside ana way to nineteen OUT OF
attainment OF
high of physical development you VIII nov your
the merely curious
would
durable passed all forms of physical
did not
discover afflicted One of the
Of accompanied PAINS
will allow themselves to believe mat
anything.
hospital have knife cut you Open
to
return nome
and the torrnG russ
willing through life Wear
ing torturing can be o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
HESE OVERVVHE.LM MING PROOFS

Can you spend few hours to better advantage than IN
Conu to nv office in Des Mones and having your rupture
cured?
COST TREATMENT {a4N
hardly worthy Of consider
hire the demand for
it. This Is age OF
ruin Dare
valuable of all machines body at
his chief incentive there
his services by those whom he aims to
GOOD TREATMENT YOU CAN SECURE
delay
desire regain your
the better time for my Office than
OWN RELIEF
rubbing anything
something
it will be only aggrava-
your shoulder to shout
which is slowly sappng your
qualities which make man?
TO HELP YOU
down and trouble The
against the enemy
resisted the nothing ana VIII
belongs
treatment just
will Mones You come
WISH
Come without notifying me II you
visiting Rich
DO IL Now You daily from . to
on Sundays II consultation
Do pay cured Come and
If cannot
with
book
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
Chicago III lime II 1907.

Chicago. ILL.,. June II. 1907.
DIR. H. II. DE PEW.
Ny Dear Doctor: Your kind in
quirfes as to my health come to hand
today. | am in perfect health. never
better In my life. The rupture for
which you treated me March g. 1906.
Is Iii perfect order and ! am thorough
ly cured. Everyone show II to con
graduates me on my. recovery and
consider you. Dear Doctor. great
benefactOr az mankined.
Wishing YOU continued success in
your profession. and that you may
continue to be prosperous, am. my
Dear Doctor.
Your affectionate friend
JAS. w. M'BEAN.
No, 075 Washington Blvd
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Chicago. June 20, 1907.

Chicago. June 20, 1907.
TO THE PUBLIC:
After wearing truss for eight years.
being annoyed and burdeneG with 1t,
called on DR.. II II. De Pew. and In ten
minutes time was through with the use
of truss. now years since was
cured Hoping that Others troubled witt:
rupture call on the Doctor and get i'm
mediate relief same as ! have received,
] remain. Yours Respectfully.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
No. 4167 s. Halsted st.
Blue Island, Ill. June 49, 1907.
II. n. DE PEW. NJ. D.
Dear Doctor:-In reply to Your letter
of 10Th inst. wouln say that my rup-
ture was entirely cured Jan. 26, 1906,
and has not TO this date given me any
sign of returning. and ! would not hack
where | was for all the money in the
United States. Respectfully Yours,
GEO. p. MEYER.
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StreatOr, III. June To. IsUd
H. Fl. DE PEW. NJ. D.
My Dear Doctor:-Your very kind
and in reply I will say that, as far as
81 know. am cured The fact is
hive, not had any trouble and have
almost forgotten that | was ever rup-
tured. That old truss Is in one OF my
. bureau drawers and about the only
time think Of the trouble Is when
/ happen to see it, Guess will keep
the implement of torture" as souve
mir.
Met Doctor Jennings this morning
and told him that / had a letter from
you. He said, 81 wish the doctor
would come down here. | have three
OF four cases ready for him"
Yours very truly.
d. D. STILES.
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Boone. Iowa. October IA. 100


Boone. Iowa, October IA, 1907.
DIR. FL. ii. DE PEW. Des Moines, Iowa.
Dear Doctor:-Doctor. I want to think
Just think, l had a double rupture for
time you cured me. nave not seen
my rupture nor worn my truss one min
ute since the treatment and am as
sound as new dollar. | am 81 years
of age ana have taken new lease of
life. | cannot take you enough for what
You have done for me. l remain,
Yours sincerely.
GAVIN GROVE.
1114 First West Street.
Chicago, ILL.,. july 8. 1907.
Dear Friend:-I must answer your let
ter and let you know that am feeling
fine and shall tell all my friends and
everyone meet that / was ruptured
and now feel Just like as II ! never
hnG' rupture. l cannot thank you
enough. Your friend,
FELIX ZURRIN.
953 North 10th Avenue.
Chicago. ILL.,, June &C. 1907.
DIR. II. II. DE PEW,
Dear DoctOr:--I owe to the afflicted to
say that was entirely cured JUL %.
1905, of my rupture and have been In
the best of health ever since. Thank
ing you, am,
J. p. WAGNER.
266 Clybourn Ave.
Structural Iron Worker.
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Inflammation. M. June q. 1907.

Bloomington. ILL.,. June 81. 1907.
II. II. DE PEW. ". ID.
Dear Sir:-l am feeling fine and
am glad | do not have to wear
truss any more. since You cured me
of my rupture on Dec -. 1906. in,
single treatment throwing my truss
away, after wearing one nearly all my
life
II is indeed a great relief. and
fully Appreciate your great work.
Yours truly.
LOUIS LARTZ.
600 w. Jackson ST.
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Chicflso. June. Is 1907.

Chicago. June IS, 1907.
II. H. IF PEW, N. ID.
let YOU know that am feeling fine.
cured of my rupture August II. 1903.
i feel MS If was never ruptured and
doing heavy work right along. and !
thank YOU very much for your kind
ness Yours, truly
. CuAS. ANNECELLI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06

Chicago. H., June Is. 1907.
DR.. H. II. DE PEW.
Dear Sir:-ln reply to your inquiry
regarding my condition since yon
treated me for rupture. would would. state tate
years ago, | have not lost one single
day, from work and am now entirely
well.
Yours very DD tsSliys o,BRlES.
No. o37 LOOMS st.
Mr. J; B. Simpson Of 1875 High St. It.;
Des Moines. Iowa. was operated
upGa at t., the hospital nct twice tk nne 0o 9
/ ture nor worn his truss and says he
sells better than he has in long
time Call on him and learn the
facts
AT BLOOMINGTON. ILL.
Aug. Deidrich. 424 Stewart Ave.
Robt. Ernest. 1904 w. Calhoun st;
v T. Schroeckenstein, Chief I'm.
gineer Traction Co., res. 400 S. Clay
Jacob Gnrtner; so4 " y. Monroe scns,r St;
Harry Fisherkeller. 4N Seminary
Herman Feicke, 7oe n. Norris Ave.
Arthur Feicke, 706 n; Norris AYE.
Rudolph Feicke. 610 w Front 81.
Alex. Model. age 50. 2OS w. Grove
w. e. johnson. R. F. D. 6.
AT sTREATOR. ILL.
Frank Freshman expresman, 22
S. 18th ST.
A. Kieiber, age 70. 175 Blooming
". j. Gridley. barber.
AT POPLAR GROVE. ILL.
las. Hazelwood. R. F. D. 2.
Albert Hazelwood. farmer.
Harvey Moore farmer.
AT BELvlDERE. Ill.
Carleton Dickenson. r. F. D. 1.
AT EDGERToN. WIS.
Geo. Wa :.
AT MINBURN. IA.
c. P. Morey's son. Harold. r. F.
D. i.
AT SPRING VALLEY. ILL.
Fred Gunther. ice dealer.
AT LADD. ILL.
Matt Knauff. liyeryman.
Octav Leisse.
AT OTTAWA. ILL.
Emil Formhalls. blacksmith.
AT SPIRIT LAKE, IOWA.
W. A. Seeley. NJ. D.
AT CAMBRIDGE. NEB.
John Henry. age 80.
AT CHICAGO, ILL.
Albert Burmleister. 19G Wilmot Ave.
Geo. B. Durkee. age TO- 1928 Lake
st.
Henry Gizan. 1922 Dearborn st.
Martin O'Brien. 500 Elston Ave.
Geo. Kushkarik. 6y3 S. Haistead st.
los. Glueckert S36 Irving Park
G. l. Burroughs. $50 Warren Ave.
Ralph Owens, 52s Rosemont Ave.
John T. Anderson. 1884 n. Clark st.
Joc VaipeIe 479 s RObey st.
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Clinton, III. June IS, 1907.
DR.. DE PEW
Dear Sir:-It has been Il months
since took your rupture treatment
and will say that think 1t is the
only proper way to cure same. Al
YOU know, / was down and out when
l came to you. and thank the Lord
] did not 70 to the hospital and have
the knife used on me.
In six days after treatment was
handling the largest stoves.
There are several here that are 70
ing to call on you. l can truthfully
tured people and you hold my life
long gratitude
Furnitme Dealer. l.. 2. FORBES.
AT TwIsP, WASH.
w. R. shinn.
AT MANvILLE. ILL.
David Hohenshell, age 66. farmer.
AT PLAINFIELD, Ill.
Thomas Morse. motorman.
E. j. Pike farmer.
Henry Harder. farmer.
Frank kanagy. farmer.
Willard Brown. farmer.
Ivan Rhoades. grocer.
AT JOLIET, ILL.
Jacob Adler merchant. age u, LIS
Thos. ". Murphy, merchant, 713 s.
Ottawa ST.
Fred G.. Bgown. retired farmer. eo7
+. L. White merchant. oi6 Jeffer-
son st.
John Book barber, 222 B. Chicago
Ave. ~
AT swEA CITY. IOWA.
W. r. Peet. druggist.
AT WEBSTER CITY, IOWA.
G. w. Coleman, r. F. D. 8, Box II.
AT TOWANDA. ILL.
Martin Hamlow. farmer.
AT STANFORD, ILL.
Otto Warlitz. retired merchant.
AT GARDEN PRAIRIE, ILL.
Chas. B. Pollock, farmer
AT LOCKPORT. ILL.
Henry scnarg, farmer, R. F. d. 3.
AT DANyERS. ILL.
C.. w. Kinzinger, r. F. d.
John w Yoder. r. f. d.
AT CONGERSvILLE. ILL.
JOS B. Detweiler. farmer.
Jas. X. Staub.
AT CARLOCK. Ill.
Ira Lantz. farmer.
E. Z. Salzman. farmer.
AT MANHATTAN. Ill.
c. Schroeder and son. Ramona.
merchant
John Glade, farmer
Elmer Shoop, farmer.
Bernard Murpny, farmer.
John Reed, carpenter
AT WAKITA. OKLA.
Rev c. F. crane.
]. s. Strausbaugh. farmer.
AT TONGA, ILL.
Jackson Chamberlain. r. F. d. Is.
David Chamberlain, r. +. D. 16.
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SELF PRIDE

person seek cure
woman me
is worth more IMAM eau NC 'i"e"
to the
Granted is himself entirely 10
uncuredthe point arises
treatment? The answer Is most shnle
handle the cases.
medical standing ana that is MS
abliy-HoW CURES DOES HE MAKE?
offer the accompanying testimonials as evidence OF
my ability:
practice For twenty years
to the hal
rupture
methods treatment os
result OF
their complications and severity therefore ne
between the patient ana the s
who followed every line OF oc-
physical labor and subject 10
method
of them that there
is hat cured by this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
H. H. DE PEW, M. D.
THE DE PEW METHOD

have originated and applied it, solves the problem o n me @ IL,
the shopor
that problem FOR MN lh
depends upon ms dily
afford be from business
important than the are
whose business VIII not Ferih
treatment as selling worthless ru
o. patients lndel lily e
benefit OF my osi
family Win you
as investigation of methods
After making Will tell you
method
that until All are not ahke
II accept your or uo
dollar satisfied that you are
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swea city. Iowa. Nov. T. 1907.
DIR. H. II. DE PEW, Des Moines. Iowa.
MY Dear Doctor:-The treatment you
gave me for my rupture last June is en-
tirely satisfactory in every respect. l
have not seen my rupture nor worn my
truss since. am able to do work that
| could not do for nine years previous
to the time | took your treatment. |
feel like a new man. heartily recon-
mend everyone who is afflicted to take
YOUR trea tment. for what you lave done
for me. know you can Go for others.
AGAIN Thanking YOU. / remain with best
wishes Sincerely yours,
j. c. HARNER.
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DIR. Fl. H. DE PEW. Des Moines. Iowa.
owe to you and to the public to
state | was ruptured for two years and
n half and was unable to procure
truss that would hold my rupture. Wis
tied your Office on November LIST and in
side Of t.lirty minutes was able to
leave your office free from my rupture
and truss. and I have suffered no in
convenience or detention from my. bust
ness. give you my unqualified ell
Gorsement OF your treatment. | am
past 81 years Of age and feel that l
have taken Il new lease o. life. Thank
ny va" for what YOU have done for me,
/ remain.
Sincerely yours
r. +. AUSTIN.
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After reading the above proofs of doing what say
can do you still willing to go through life hand-
capped with rupture and the torturing truss?
have but recently located in
names appear Chicago
Off
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Bloomington. ILL.,. Nov. 10, 1907;
DIR. II. Fl. De PEW. Des Moines, 10.
Dear Friend: Your letter Of NOV.
9TH duly received and very glad TO
have opened an Office In Des Moines:
Iowa. for the cure of rupture.
will say and hope that the public OF
Iowa will appreciate your coming, as
a God-send to cure rupture. Allow
the benefits received under your care.
! had been n sufferer from rupture
for eleven years and under your treat.
ment | was cured; and enjoy splendid
health. I heartily recommend yours
the age. With best wishes remain.
Sincerely yours.
HENRY GEYMER.
GA Seminary Ave.
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Chebanse, Ill.,. June II. 49,

Chebanse, H.. June II. 1871.
II H. Or. PEW. NJ. ID.
Dear Doctor Excuse ME for not
having written you before this time.
am all o. X. never felt better IN
my life. wish could talk with
you; maybe | will come and see
you have been talking about
your cure here in Chebanse, and
! believe some OF the boys VIII
come in and see you. never put my
truss on since the day | took your
treatment 20 months, ago.
tell you. doctor. wouldn't take
$1,000 to be the way | was before
got cured. / will do all can for
you and viii see all the men that are
ruptured and tell them about you.
and can't thank YOU too much for
the good you have done me. III YOU
have got some atients that are AFRAID
of your treatment. you can show
them this letter an1 they can write
me ledtter and ! will be glad to
HENRY CAQUEI.lN,
Chebanse, Ill.
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Chicago ~. June 10. 1907.
DIR. II. H. DE PEW
Dear Sir:--ln reply to your inquiry
regarding my condition since you
treated me for rupture. would state
that since your treatment. almost two
years ago, | have not lost one single
day from work and am now entirely
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
DETAILS OF THE TRIAL.
Further EUidence an CoTObOratiOn
of Orchards Story.

Boise. Idaho. June D.-The jury in the Haywood
trial brought into court this morning until
after Judge Wood had handed down his opinion as
10 the admissibility Of certain articles from The
Miners Magazine showing the animus Of the
controlling officers of the Western Federation of
Miners toward former Governor Steunenberg and
others Judge Wood said he had decided that many
OF the articles should be admitted. These the
ones printed prior TO the death of Governor Steu-
nenberg. AS 10 articles printed subsequently the
court declared it had some doubt, and would
solve that doubt in favor OF the defendant.
The evidence in the case on trial. said Judge
Wood, shows considerable difference to the
cited yesterday by counsel for the defence and
generally known as the anarchists case. In that
instance the state relied upon a chain Of crcum-
Stances and many Of the publications there admit
ted were published by the defendants themselves
ing the intention of the defendants commit the
crime charged and their anirnus toward the police
In the case on trial the evidence OF the state
pufports TO come in part from one OF the parties
70 the defence That witness has stated that not
only has he committed the crime here charged,
n1t several others as well. AMI he is relied upon
20 show that the crimes committed the
instance Of this defendant and other defendants
SAID 20 be the managing officers of the Western
Federation OF Miners.
The magazine offered in evidence appears to
have been under the control OF these officers The
court is convincd that after showing the attitude
OF the organization and the attitude OF the man
aging officers. their animus and feeling toward
'nose against whom the crimes committed or
attempted certain Of the publications cited by the
'''ote admissible. The WILL admit the
'S'HS Deatiisb On lo!NieT Governor SteunenberR,
governor Peabody, Judge Gabbert and Judge God
3&fd and several others AS the articles follow
.as the commission OF any crime the court has
tofIe foast and Will resolve that doubt in favor
;t> ae9sasant"
&c widch ruling" interposed Mr.. Richardson
Hs -SSE.T& % reserve exception"
Z. AZ re roted,' said the court.
s>S re would also like the ruling TO state that
~, s>.efIoe may introduce any articles 1t desires
&c t':s a,sE-Zine," said Mr.. Darrow.
'fa, 2gras viii pass that when Il comes to
81 asIs s@Sge Wood.
ssaa.cr Borah then read from a copy of the first
lsnUe OF the magazine article written by Ed"
isegce. in which he outlined the policy OF the maga-
zine proposing TO stand for the interests of the
HeStern Federation Of Miners and in general way
10 re iaboring masses against the predatory
c.z:ea-."
J :" second exsi2it Litter from Eugene Debs
- rri'.ish q = 49, February l. was also
IeE1 by Es7sfr- Eo:aS- rr the article Debs
EIeeted tine n.Egs2.ne, and paid a tribute TO the
s0nounes-9snt OF its policy by Boyce. He went on
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21

TO denounCe Governor Steunenberg and the off,
cials of Idaho in the severest terms as ''whelps
who should go back to their native hell, and
who shall not escape the consequences OF their
crimes"
Debs compared these vile official creatures
with Paul Corcoran, who found guilty Of muir
der in the CRur d'Alenes. and whom Debs calle<
an honest worlingman standing magnificent in
the strength of his righteousness" In conclusion
Debs wrote:
Know ye. Steunenberg and others, that have
an account to settle with you"
Senator Borah also read from the issue OF the
magazine Of February 1900 editorial. entitled
Another Outrage" dealing with the alleged circu-
laton of a petition by Governor Steunenberg for a
continuance OF the federal troops in the mining
districts Of Idaho. The editorial declared that
steunenberg was being we'll paid for prosecuting
the miners union. denounced him a Hessian
and as an inscriptions person, never known to
speak the truth"
The next exhibit q long extract from a
speech by Ed" BoyCe. president of the federation
at the time. delivered Miners Day Butte
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
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WHITE STAR LINE Is GIoG e Tier r
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWN- LIVERPOOL
.Celtic June II. $50 AN 'Baltic. July II
.ATGbic: July i, l PM 'Cedric July ls
PLYMOUTH H-CTtERB SOUTHAMPTON
.Teutonic June %, 10 AM Majestic. July 10
Oceanic July 3.l2:3OPM -tAdrIatIc. July II
tNew, 2h. 0OO tons: has Elevator
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and 'Baud.
NEW NORK-AZORES- -MEDITEERA'AN
sRoMANIC. July l5.SPM 'Cretic- Aug. /
HOSTON-AZORES- S-MEDITEKRANEA
'CANOPIT. June 2p l PM. Aug 10 II An
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BROADWAY
Freight Office. Whitehall RldE. Battery n.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
Boys SuitS1 A Little Money
anu Goes
Furnishings Far Here!

Boys Wash Suits-RussIan and Sailor
20 10 yrs-reg. s1.69. ..1 OO
pa TO yrs.-reg. .69 ... Rs
Boys Summer Wool Suits
20 10 yrs--worth SS. SS.50......0 M
Boys Extra fine All Wool Suits
TO IT yrs--worth s.. $5.eS....S Or
Fine All Wool Trousers-Bloomers
and regular styles 70 Is yrs
reg 10 and -es- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Boys Knee Pants-Cheviots. Txeets and
Corduroys-s 10 Is yrs.-usually 40 %
Washable Blouses-laundered and
unlaundered-T TO 10 yrs
worth 80 and 10. 9........... EO
Boys Madras Blouses-white or figured
TO 10 yrs.-res. 90 and ST. 10