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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10

FANCY SILKS-26 inches wide, in a wide range of pat
terms especially desirable for making spring shirt waist
dresses and waists; mostly $1oo kinds but including
few 75c. grades
INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE, YARD. 49,.
WASHABLE PONGEES-Regul soc. quality, 70
inches wide noted for laundering and wearing qualities
We've but 500 yards of this in both white and tan.
INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE, YARD....
BLACK SATIN DE CHINE-Al pure silk, 70 INCHES
wide and sold generally at 75c. yard. You'll not find
any silk with better wearing qualities. This silk is sold
subject to any slight imperections.
INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE, YARD 80.
BLACK SILKS-27- inch Black Peau de Cygne and
Black Peau de Sole; all pure silk and yarn dyed 1t is
all extra big value $780, the price sell regularly
for The wear is guaranteed
INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE, YARD. 80.
ECRU PONGEE-36 inches wide and sold regularly at
6oc yard at which it is the best 6oc value in the silk
department Only the natural ecru shade may be had
INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE, YARD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16
S.S.S. FoaT4xaAas oq 9uazs

thorough testing have be the King blood purifiers and the greatest of all ton For nearly ha
 the treatment of blood skin diseases
 and satisfactory have been the results that Is known and most widely used blood medicine on the market the market by promptly which recommended and have good reputation its standard
 has the unequald and pleasing record of Rheumatism Catarrh Scrofula, and Ulcers Malaria Skin Diseases Blood and all condition blood nothing and the and poison nses the system all unhealthy matter the trouble
 health Where the blood is noush the should S. S. supplies properties and being bcng nvgoang tonic builds the bottom all blood disorders and which ordinary sarsapallas and onics have little effect Not only S. s medicine being only blood medicine the market that aned purely vegetable If need of blood remedy the forty years and wish No charge either. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA GAa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16

saw A figure, which was apparentk | that of Adrienne. enter an adjoining room. After her came q youth dressed as a mechanic. Scarcely had he en- tered than DJalma sprapg into the room and with his dagger struck the woman dead at his feet and so injured the man that he also fell down, apparently hfe- less. Then the Indian attendant hur- ried him away, whispering. You arc avenged.
 In a frenzy. Djalma rushed to the house of Adrienne and forced his way vacant. Standing beside tho bed. he put vial of poison to his lips and drank As he did so the door opened and Adrienne appeared. In wild. in coherent words he told of what he had done. and the lovers at once realised that what he had witnessed was scene arranged by Rodin.
 Tt is murder" cried Adrfennc. And am dying!' said Djalma.
 You shall not die alone," said Adrienne, and, seizing the vial. she drank what remained of the contents to the last drop.
 My husbandP' sighed Adrienne
 My wifer murmured Dtalma--and the lovers expired in each others arms. mains-and l have his assignment of the Rennepont millions" said Rodins "Sira Papa"
 The next day was tho 1st of June. and the old house of the Renneponts saw another gathering. Just as Rodin came toward to claim his prize smoke was observed coming from the box of lattice iron which contained the Renne- pont securities, and in another moment they were consumed before his eyes.
 "This property Is not mine. but the codicil gave me power to destroy it. and I have exercised that power" said Samuel.
 Before Rodin could speak tremor ran through his body. he fell wrfthinR to the floor and died in horrible agony. Faringhea, the Indian attendant Of Djalma, had poisoned him that very moment
 The dawning light shone on giant cruclfix. set high upon lonely nitf. Below the raised cross two figures met --the Wandering Jew and Herodias- As they gazed at each other they saw that for the first time age had set it's marks upon them. Before each others eyes the life and youth to which they had been doomed fled from them
 our punishment is ended" cried the man. Glory to GodF'
 "Yes, glory to Himr' said the woman. "After the centuries of wandering we shall find rest at last"
 And for you. also, my brothers. said the Jew, extending his arms toward the land below, "who for the long cen- turtles have been ever driven onward hv the cry of Work! Work! Workr for you also the day of relief fs ap- preaching, for God is just and oppres- sion shall ceaseF'
 NEXT SUNDAYS ONE-PAGE cLAs- SIC WILL BE JOHN HALIFAX, GEN. TLEMAN, BY MRS. CRAIK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16
ING.. ALL RIGHT RETRIEVED.

"oh, I am suffering all the tortures of the damned" groaned Rodin.
 What! AHeady?" murmured the Cardinal-but he surprised no secrets from M. Rodin; and by sheer force of will the plotter recovered from his ill., ness.
 Their father having been lured away by his Napoleonic dream, Rodin skill fully appealed to tho kind hearts of Rose and Blanche Simon. faithful attendant was sick in a cholera hos pital; would they not go to soothe her last moments? Such an appeal was an imperative command to the gentle girls; and in the loathesomeness of the temporary hospital to which they were taken Rodin saw to 1t that they were exposed to every danger of infection. Thus their tender feelings destrtyed them and they died in agony.
 -Four from seven and three remain" said Rodin, "Sera Papa"
 General Simon, returning to France, was frantic att the news of his loss, and an anonymous letter, coupled to his own suspicious, caused him to charge the death of his daughters to the Abbs d'Aigrigny, with whom he at once sought an interview.
 Here are swordsr' cried the be- reaved father. You have been soldier! Fightr'
 My BdCTeu proIeSsiOn toTUtdS' AO- piled the Abbe, and broke the sword which the General had handed him.
 "Coward" cried simon. snapping his own sword off to a length with that broken by D'Aigrigny. Tt is now matter of poniards"-and he slapped the Marquis in the face. The two men fell upon each other with fury. Soon Simon sank to the floor. stabbed through the heart, while the Abbe fell 1vfpr haafda him
 Just at that moment came knock at the door. A voice said: May one come in?' and the face of Rodin ap- peared, wearing sinister smile.
 "Fiend! You have killed meF' cried D'Aigrigny. casting a look of agony upon his evil genius
 q think hear the bells of St. Peters striking the hour" said Rodin. It was Rodin's plan that DJalma and Adrienne should love each other. If they did that, with their passionate. wild natures 8 mutual jealousy created beween them would cause their ruin. They did love each other wildly. fierce ly, as Rodin wished; but the black clouds of jealousy which he threw con- tinually between them were ever and again swept away by the bright sun of their passion.
 "Ah, Djalma," said Adrienne, as the young Indian knelt at her feet and de- voured, her hands with fevered kisses. 'fn few days we will be united. We will live or die together--in few days"
 The very next day Faringhea told Djalma that the woman he so adored would meet that night a clandestine lover. If he doubted it. let him be at a certain house in the Rue dc Clinchy, Mad with love and fierce with Jealousy, the Oriental allowed himself to be con ducted to the designated place, and there, through an opening in the wall,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16

NEXT SUNDAYS ONE-PAGE CLAs- SIC WILL BE JOHN HALIFAX, GEN. TLEMAN, BY MRS. CRAIK.
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Teg~ss. Aas. las IL "a srs%
s-sssl'sss So say last e1. saaas PET
ssgtss F~fasses sn tAr Hsss lss@as
ss4ta wreck &f Alma. kaaaas. M@ss
m.sssas an : ausat~ss IT bodies ~
5e,ssaas sxfs 4ssstF@xei ~ h.fmF@K
IN the =sna&las ear The ryssSsstsss
ea5s there ~rYss swps rs ssas IS sfss AZ
nn fha train cd u h f.sFsss forty
foae II shre~s .sf~ Allied frsesfsef
@sFs fuar ssa ss3s ss9wfe. 2sa Ffs1n And
he aaxsp train pags~g ssA&tas she
total dead sos'Y nlae eWrumss =
inquest sill s~ hrii 81 Alma tssssf
foha lyn.e. Tbs f1Y telegraph uF~sf@
asar hu ~ blamed fag ths collision
Sill st-s,sfs The investigation eiil
se eonsinasss AZ Tar@lAa. 30 faF as
Auosn al semen 90 tss sE.tn sN-
capped aessh. ard none ever esFs' 80
fsoasiy hart Mrs Harry Wright Of
nalhayt. Texas, ard baby, bound for
Decatur. III werv unhnrt
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VIM Triplett's superb production
of Goethe's ever popular Faust
will be in evidence at the opera
house Monday night, Jan I. TINS
masterpiece seems 10
become more popular with the pass
ing of each year \ east of unusual
excellence has been engaged. lnclud-
ing Miss Sylvia summers. Who Tor
merlv appeared in the same role
with the late Lewis Morrison s. com
pany as Marguerite; Nh Thomas IL
Madison as Mephisto, and Mrs. r.. [.
Sprague as Faust. Prominent among
other spactacuiur effects are the
signing of the bond in fire. the VIII
a. the wisp the thrilling. scintillat-
ing electric duel. and the marvellous
rain of fire. "a descent into the very
ftadcs. "a fiery surprise, most ter
ribly realistic purgatory IN "a s""ih-
ing mass of sulphuric Flames. An
untrammeled Imagination alone
can conceive this Undesirable psy-
Geological excursion into the realms
Of romance \ story more powerful
than mother may teach. an inter.
est appraline directly 10 the heart
Ever, man and every woman should
SCI, Faust prjcrs use. soc and
.sr. Ssu. 900 sale uf Hood a cur
liu's
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uFIr> ~ ATH N nipsiE,
luung Man Working un Fob ~s'f'
80 Lave Nifrs&

Bolton, Tex. Jan While ~
tempting ia loosen a ropa from 'eo
electric light aigea yesterday after
teraoon. vouns mar named A'Ain-
~su gnnt with Sudden death Whether
he aaS elocffututed or allied br %"
fall ~ twenty feet Is not known
Atkinson arrived from san An
tonic Yesterday afternoon aud bad
tasf begun work for the Souta""s-
tern r icphsae COMPANY on Main
street X, cl.mEei the polg 20 loosen
he ropes He either touched The
wire OF leaned too faf ont, and. en-
deaNorlng to save himself grabbed
both wires He then held on for an
instant and then fell His body VIII
be shipped 10 san Antonio. where ne
has widow and baby
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isChARCE OF SOLDIERS.
Believed the Senate Will Order an I'm
me date Investigation.

Washington. Jan. 2.--There is nc
longer much. If any. doubt that the
SENATE viii order an investigation Of
the discharge OF the negro troops of
the Twenty-fifth infantry on account
of their alleged participation in the
Shooting up of the town OF Browns
vile, Tex Senator Foraker whose
resolution authorized the committee
on military affairs to make an inquiry
is pending has expressed the hope
that the resolution would be adopted
soon after the converting OF congress.
and that unless II was further att sck.
ed he would not make another speech
on the subject at present 1t has been
expected that Senator Lodge would op.
pose The inquiry. but he has recently
stated thai he would not do SO.
Even after the resolution * adopt
ed the COMMITTEE will still be In po-
sition 70 deny the investigation, -
the resolution is not mandatory, but
no one believes that such a course viii
be- tatsD.
There is still discussion as to wheth'
~ the committee viii go 90 Texas. ar
do us wcrk IN Washington. but the
general impression ~ that witnesses
will be brought To this city and that
all The fittings viii be held here.
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Writes - Letter Ia the r.s,ph'

10 Whom II Mag Concern | am
q trained nurse af min. years ~xp*r~
l.nre In hospitals and private sa@.w,
and for the benefit ri the people OF
Waxnhachle / wish ynu ~oald pub
tish my experience sith IN. fsd n.y.
~ oil preparation called Ninoi.
@aa completely pfsissrassd from
oyeraork had no appetite. could
not sleep. my kidneys, liver and
bowels b..cam. Inactive. and AS
ere. weaker ! could not retain
either medicine or food on my sfom-
ach, and raised blood The doctors
said nv condition Was critical and
would probably die
As / had seen Nfnoi prescribed
for my patients with such remark
able results. | decided To try 1t my
self After the first bottle | began
to improve. | continued lis use. ana
soon began to sleep and eat well
every organ In my body WAS sfreng-
thened and became normal un,'l II
seemed good 10 be alive and ! was
restored TO perfect health and
strength
4 believe NinoI is the most po-
aration and tonic rebuilder in the
world, and il is such blessing To De
able To take into the system all the
body building and medicinal ale-
mests OF cod liver oil without the
nauseating. greasy oil itself
u advise all my patients who
need strength. rich, red blood, and
flesh tissue to take Ninol, as IL ts so
far superior TO oldfashioned cod
| liver oil, emissions. or other tonics
| Elizabeth NJ. Cremond, Trained
Nurse. Boston. Mass
/ In Waxahaekie We sell Vtnol on 8
| positive guarantee TO return tht
/ money. II ii fails Hood 4 Curtin
druggists.
NOte--W While We are sole agents
for Vinoi in Waxahachie. IL is now
I for sale at the leading drug store in
nearly every town and city in the
country Look for the Ninol agency
in your town.
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fkAl y il!.l,i /: A~kti,


9ash!ns'oa lsn raavr~a
'faa8 ~rr. flied lsts W.an.aaag af,.s
ns*aa with rrs@gs master esrn@s#s C'osea
sosi against tbs officials ~ member
u Ne New Ycss cn'teu Exchange bs
RspfeAs ntsElt. tiy.aN, "a - c,eorsis
and Hartis Jordan prSdeut ~ the
eoo'h~rn Cation association II Atlaa
IA They request lha, "a, department
Issue fraud order against The nfsi
Gals and tne,uhet6 Of ;he New yovk
Stock Exchange 10 bar sAem srum the
nse ri the United States mails in con
Quoting What AZ. termed fraudulent
practices The postmaster general ~.
ferred hts callers to Judge Goodwin
assistant attorney general tor the
posioffice department
In addition 80 the formal charges
many letters and affidarits were sub
mittvd 20 the postmaster general Rep
resentatiye Livingstone urged prompt
action In The matter
Waltes c. Hubbard. preslden, of
the New York Cotton Exchange, an
nounccd that be asked Postmaster
General Cortelyou 10 send him copies
Of any complaints which might have
been made 10 him against the New
York Cotton Exchange, This action
was taken upon the publication OF
reports that an application wouid be
made To the postmaster general in
behalf OF cotton growing interests in
the south for the issuance. of fraud
order against the New York Cotton
Exchange, denying II the use OF the
United Staten mails President Hub
bard first sent telegram 10 Mr.. Cor
telyou. and then, Dee. 81, wrote him
In part as follows
"Our members are of the best
known merchants here of the trade
in The south and abroad. They are
proud OF the past and OF the present
OF their present organization They
are upiigh, business men. They need
no defense or apology, and thew ask
the nature of the charges which are
ignorantly made. They will protect
themselves. and they Indignantly protest
against the calumny.."
An agitation somewhat similar was
stirred up fifteen years ago. At that
time committee investigated whether
the contracts ought to be changed so
as to exclude the delivery Of low grade
cttton. The committee reported on
the proposed change, and declared the
contract wos adopted in order to give
the producer al opportunity OF secur
ing q satisfactory price for his grow
ing crops, and II enables him to deliv
er all mercantile grades. To restric,
the delivery to grade below low mid
ding, IL was declared. would do the
producer great injury.
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Among the Texas pioneers who
passed away during the year was
james Rutherford Ennis. brother OF
the late Cornelius Ennis Of Houston.
He came 10 Texas In 1888 with his
brother. Cornelius. with whom he
was engaged in business until lSo2
when he moved 10 Spain in search of
a more congenial climate. He set
tied in Santandor. Spain, where he
died on June t. 1906. at the anVan-
ced age OF 81 Mr.. Ennis was gen.
ueman of culture. college graduate
when such were rare outside III.
professions. and was fond of intel
| lectual pursuits up TO the nme @
! his death. News.
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lat TmnAas sysn!ma ~ Etsm Aasn
Street Christian ehmteh So A#a a
fHxssss II shg sx&f see 30 i.ss
SUNDAY a0smiux 49, shaiG SIS 80 sass
/. fspsa an far ~ me xan. saso isas.
Y ssssse - Hs hags f1g lac ae~ Y.@g fn
htiaa larger tssftet shfnss than ssss
she old ars lnyisaa tn ssse-st @tsa as
rhv hour Of beginning shis esssNtss
wils Be IS sgseessi iasit&ssen is as
fsnstss, So omf saang swspfs #ed we
sAatg bse g3sd so greet fhssass @ao sFs
Older
wishing a happs prosperous zeal
"a. AL I IA. tmnaf sf@tnfm@4Afs
CHALMERS " PETERSON
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DECLARE TRIS SITS EXISTS
Charged That OIL Mill Conbi" Con-
trols Price OF Cotton seed.

Marvin. Texas, Jan. AT a
meeting of the Falls County Farm
ers' Union. recently held at Lott,
resolution was passed declaring that
there exists in Texas an oil mili
trust, the purpose OF which Is To APP
portion the cotton seed territory
among the mills of the state and Xix
uniform prices for seed The resolu-
ton asked that the legislature ap-
propIiate $4,000 to be expended in
an investigation and prosecution OF
this alleged violation of the anti
trust law. A copy of the resolution
was mailed to the papers and repre-
sentatives OF this county
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OBJECTIVE DYING.
Vir.d on FROM Amuoxn and ~, by
sausts and auesshet

birmingham. Ban 3~R n hiacs
burn detective az the louisville and
NaHhvJ.. atlroad Hnd furmrf mar
saaI pf War.rs eaa shot ai fhis place
and Is tn abiuF condition %" was
an III. wat hnme when hv sas fiuft
go fFum smhash sad hv "a woundsd
hy tnth ristei ba'iets and hnrksHot
fron4 sbt etn be s etideuf That
muls fhan sbs man participated in
tAs asraaslusttnH fbf PARTIES ffv
suptaa.s .r hasy hs~u ueEfvvH ~hu
emss.s rf5aHt tsalnsf btm
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Sszsssanss Trs. Las Tbs
a~&sf1 II sr@ssexs ~ tas Odd F~as.ss
Nsd0~s api stf.h&ns itonp~ ss~'
asrs sssssFaag 4 sofa large ans'
hasss&essse sssssssa sSsesss. srtrhsax
ssans ton4. II ssssa9 esnzsea $40 shs
Esas az fAe hAssssa 27 tsa I. e~ws t*uve'
fsfs hssf~ Fssus ~ five ssssiaf-u shn
base sasssf Ss she hEyssse stass II ~as
sss Bite segf hefe. ahssss s@efss Yvs ~
Assz sYs ,sssxs~s s2zs fnts isss
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Don't spend weeks time trying
to find a buyer for your residence,
but place q small ad in the want col
umn of the Daily Light and every
body in town will know it in day
or two. %
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.aibach. Austria. Jan r Tho
seismograph at the observatory here
yesterday recorded ut lis y. m. a
severe submarine earthquake / ,2ae
miles distant II Is stated that IN"
distance suggests an earthquake IN
the South Pacific ocean east of
New Zealand
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uA,, ,,a hsssa Sc Its t"~e
talk. "


CaystsAns. fsN. Jan tAiii'E
a.sw s~stesdas sfom N@FtsaEu snifh
- yuss across sae lins ~ ffF~s'@s'
souasy. szy q railrosa survey - =
tns mad. Ia that ssSsion. aud ta'
usopsss-i Foad ~ ',s.sng prole~s~d "as
~ waeo. running asruss DO ~assa
.ud at Navarro coaats. Thrash 10
Ns~sham sas 50 10 FaaT'i"ss' va"
roaoss sea- - frs--ssau" co1aif
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\ MEMORY OF THE PAST.

There was "A wise man in our town
Who was 50 very wise
He wouldn't attend muslCal snow
Lest ii offend his eyes
But when it came his time TO die.
And he lay at deaths door,
He realized his loss and yelped
For Just one more encore.
Rookie Hiker.
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s..isvsu tnsessss ~sns i8sftsssa
est ara less sseNFs

gbHaau tan lss ssAAts "n aA
tai,suaas rHssa.trw sfef ~ tt'f 1868
fsf "a III, fsaas iH aasss aud 81 r.sti
As.af aks @FFf aasat Assins siiAe DIS
a. eco lsssssussttts vusthvw fhfvsst
sA.ar sentative 90 fw8fefrns e
9th ~. saitfw4d En4ms1vgw
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B. 3 Ran mllas g. 0h'p-
pard Flr Wortn " h. Evans,
Futt Worth Ed FalkeHnuf@. 7t
i.ouis 81 Is SsHubaa. naiiaa- H.
smish fmpls D " lsie1s. hHIas.
~ "a CItHs furf Wes'h jFr
Wells Iuiiss s. p W,ei ff'n.ri'u
3 Wrlaf ts.aieana is'th.
New Yura y y Tassatt iaiias
" ID HehslJeuB uuhse y
Hasttuahtw. ~l tnuts ia
ftsAse. usUas t,ry A. tafhr Pa
ais Mics HeslsghamFF. .in Aiss
"A uvlru laHnetH. ritf N VI @thK
eanss a. RsY uolds gHet.
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I NssisIlstx tnstfstsssss

tn. following ~wsidinR imstsai -
has bssm received NJ shis office
ssts tnIta stisi Invites Yon 20 be
present "a the marriage ~ her
daughter. Julia, 10 MI Wallace G.
WoodiIsf on Wednesday evening.
January 10. iaas, az i o'clock, 43a
South tiara oal street. Dallas. Tex
a.
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In which no lady is excluded. You
are cordially invited TO call at the
Womau's Exchange and buy some Of
the fancy work articles in stock.
am closing out and think the best
plan for YOU and me is 10 see you
personally Mrs. X. ! Monica. tf
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The Sims Watson Chapter. Daueh-
ters of the Confederacy, viii meet
at the Sims Library tomorrow az
ternoon at o'clock
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wee o,ssns t~a r. suUos~'
svwssshvsss stFtks - sAw s~fss hmss
ss ,A- -pashsFn p.si'tv yatl~sY fStisss
tsa sn2ssFsssiK~ h.fe Ths Strains fisss
ra~~ h~yv snagtna. .si.ut aud ao snsi
mnal,s 81 ,s.sv pane y to to he'd ss
'.ai'v
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Have you heard it? It's Town
Talk. 81

Miss Winnie Bailey went tt
Boyce yesterday afternoon 10 sp'ho
q few DAYS with her sister.
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A JEWEL SALE

Z "
is fair for the fair and fair for ali.
That sale Is now on at this store.
JEWELRI CLEARANCE SALE
o. extraordinary values Is what we
invite YOU to call and investigate.
Jewels of all kinds We have a large
supply of. They have To go and who
ever buys now gets bargains that
can't be duplicated. Don't miss this
sale
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ua,, ,uu hcafd itF ir~ Town
tatk ~
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Have you heard 1t? It's Tow
Talk. d