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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-04
VISIT IN RUSSELL.

Russell. Mrs. Glen Adams and lit,
tie son Hugh Of Abba came on No. 8
Saturday for an over Sunday visit vita
her brother-in-law r. L. Adams add
wife.
Mrs. Florence Childs and daughrer
Winnie and Ethel Coles visited Satur,
day night and Sunday with the for.
mer's daughter, Mrs. Fay Stech in
Wayne county.
Mrs. Pace and daughter Pauline re
visit at Des .Moines with relatives.
Carrie Adams Of Charlton came Sat
urday evening to spend few days
with her sister Maude
John Plots left Saturday for OF
tumwa with hogs and P. H. Stech fol
Chicago with cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kmsey of Chart
ton spent Sunday with the latters par
ents' Mr. and Mrs. Solder King, south
OF town.
A. J.. Woodman returned Wednesday
from two days visit with his daugh
ter Mrs Abbie Boyd at Des Moines.
Chas. Humphrey has been quite
sick with grip for several days last
week.
DR.. F. G. Stote was Charlton visi
tor Friday.
Emma Curtis returned Friday from
the northern part of the state wher:
she has been teaching school the past
six months.
Mrs A. F. jenkins and daughters
Mae and Maude were in Charlton shop
ping Thursday.
Mrs. T. o. Mckinley left Friday OF
No. 10 for Davis county, where she
goes to keep house for her nephew
Otis Mincks.
Mrs. A. j. Mettlin was in Chavitor
shopping Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Boyd returned Friday
evening from ten days visit with hel
son Herbert at Des MONIES.
j. P. Morrison moved in the Mrs
T. o. Mckinley house Friday.
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HENRY sLAGLE, 8s YEARS OF AGE
DIES THIS MORNING AT THE
HOME OF HIS DAUGHTER
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
Served Under Major. Hamilton in
/ 1862 Resident Of Iowa 40 Years
Z Leaves Two Daughters and Son
Funeral Sunday at Drakeville.
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Henry Slagle, an aged and highly re-
spected citizen of South OttumWa,
passed away at SIS O'Clock this morn
ing at the residence of his daughter
Mrs. w. j. Berry of 2O51k North Ran.
som street, after an illness OF several
weeks. Services conducted By Clout-
man Post, G. A. r., of which he was a
member. will be held over, the remains
at 1880 o'clock Saturday evening. Ma
jor A.. H. Hamilton, under whom MT.
Slagle served during the civil way,
will deliver the principal address. sun
day morning the. remains will be taken
to Drakeville. where funeral services
will be Conducted by Rev. e. j. Shook
pastor Of tho Willard Street Methodist
Episcopal church at the Methodist
church Of that city at 1880 o'clock
1nternnrnt will be made at Drakeville
cemetery
Born August II, 1924.
Henry slagle was born August II
1924. In the state Of Virginia. When
seven years Of age he moved with HIS
family to Ohio, where he was married
to Eleanor Perkins In 1849, who pass
ed away at Drakeville in 1885. In 1882
he moved with his family to a farm on
Village Creek four miles from Ottum-
wa. He eIilistedsin Company e, 36th
Iowa Infantry in 1862 serving until the
close of the civil war He was cap
tured by, the, rebels at Markesmill.
Arkansas, along with Major A. H..
Hamilton, the Oldest field officer of the
company now living. and both were
| imprisoned for period Of ten months
at Tyler, Texas. In 1857 Mr.. Slagle
moved with his family to Davis county
near Drakeville. residing there until
1899, when he moved to South Ottum-
wa, where he has since resided.
Mr. Slagle leaves two daughters,
Mrs. w. J. Berry and Mrs. l.. @.
Holmes, both of South Ottumwa, and
one son, w. F. Slagle of Drakeville.
Martha Berry wife of s. l.. Berry of
South Ottumwa and one son, George,
preceded him in death.
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ENTERTAIN AGENCY ALUMNI.
Reception Will He rendered Member
at Peok Home.

Agency.-The Alumni association
will give reception to the graduating
class Saturday evening, May 4. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Peck.
The schools will cioss Friday. The
grades from the first to the eighth will
go to the ,oNws on a picnic Friday.
Martin Roland. who resides two and
a half miles northwest of town, has
sold his farm to j. A. Ballard for $105
per acre.
Mrs. T. B. Hughes, who has peen
sick, Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dwire, who have
been quite sick. are getting better
Mrs. S. r. Foster Of Ames was called
here Monday on account of the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Martha
Wier.
Mrs. Robert Dixon Of Mystic is visit
[ ing friends here.
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BURIED THIS AFTERNOON.
Last Sad Rites Arc Held Over the Re
mains OF the Late Mrs.
Aminta Good.

From Thursdays Daily.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Arninta Ger
trude Good, formerly of Ottumwa, who
died Wednesday in Denver, Colo, were
neld this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from Daggetts' undertaking parlors.
Interment was made IN the Ottumwa
cemetery
Z Mrs. Good was ~ years Of age. She
is survived by her husband and ono
child, daughter six years of age. She
was q resident of this city for twelve
years or more. leaving here some time
last fall with her husband for Colo
RADIO with the hopes Of benefitting her
health. Her death occurred last We'd
nesday, of consumption. The body
was brought to this city late last night,
accompanied by friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Good.
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HANDELMAN CLING.
Young Couple From Hedrick Are
United in Marriage by JUS
tice C. C. Ayres.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Louie Handelman, a young livery
man, and Miss Carrie Cling, both OF
Hedrick were united in marriage yes
terday afternoon by Justice G.. c.
Ayres The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs P. j. Cling of Hedrick
her father being a prominent citizen
of that place. The party drove here
yesterday morning from Hedrick and
returned in the evening. The couple
were attended only by the parents OF
the bride.
WeIbanks- Grow.
Powell Welbanks and Miss Emms
Crow, both of Ottumwa, were mar
ried this morning by Justice G. G.
Ayres. Both parties are highly re-
spected young people Of the city, the
bride being the daughter Of Mr.. anf
Mrs. Joe Crow. They were unattend.
ed. Mr.. and Mr.. Welbanks will make
their home in Ottumwa-
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IS VICTIM OF
HEART FAILURE
Thirteen Year Old Amanda Renfrew
Passes Away Suddenly Yesterday
Evening at Her Home South Of Of
tunnwa.

While playing with her pet dog this
morning at her home s miles southwest
OF Ottumwa Amanda RenfreW. thir-
teen years old, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Renfrew, dropped dead in
her chair at o'clock yesterday even
ing, victim Of heart failure. Although
the girl has been ailing for some time
her sudden death came as q great
shock to her relatives and friends. She
was niece of Lewis Steinhoff Of
South Ottumwa
Funeral from the Renfrew home at
10 O'clock Saturday morning. to Zion
church In Green township where SER
vices will be conducted by Elder G. T
Wolf of the Moore Street Brethren
church. Burial at Zion, cemetery.
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DRINKS, SLEEPS And.
WAKES UP 500 SHY.
II. M. SCHWARTZ, a FARMER RE-
SIDING NEAR HEDRIcK, CLAIMS
HE WAS DRuGeED AND ROBBED.
SUSPECT is ARRESTED
Schwartz Files information Against
Tom Darner and w. ). Rlley-Latter
Is Arrested and Tried-case Fails
for Want Of jurisdiction,

From Fridays Daily
II. M. Schwartz, a farmer residing
four miles north of Hedrick was the
informant in case of alleged robbery
which fell through this morning in
the local police court for want of jur.
isdiction. The defendant was w. J.
Riley. Thomas Darner was included
in the charges, but could not be
found.
Schwartz claims he took two loads
OF hogs into Hedrick Wednesday and
sold them for $40. After securing
the cash for the hogs, he alleges be
went to the livery stable conducted by
P. j, Cling. Here he claims he was
robbed Of the money.
There were three men in the
bunch" Mr.. Schwartz said this morn,
ing in police court. They were w. J.
Riley, Thomas Darner and another
man whom know 10 innocent Darn,
er asked me to have a drink. ! took
one and then went and laid down in
the barn. went to sleep right away
and when woke UP late in the even
Ing, the men and my money were
gone. think Darner Is the man that
took the money although am sure
Riley Is an accomplice."
Came to Ottumwa.
Thomas Darner. who is an employe
of the barn, was missing yesterday
Schwartz, having reasons to believe
the two men, Darner and Riley had
come to Ottumwa, came down last
night and had Riley arrested on III
formation charging him with robbery
Schwartz says he has proof that Riley
spent $50 yesterday here in Ottumwa
gambling and he claims further that
neither Darner nor Riley had that
much money before he was robbed.
The case was called this morning
by Judge Kirby. 10 R. Jaques. the de
PENDANTS attorney and Seneca Cornell
for the county, held consultation
with Judge Kirby and decided that the
case could not be conducted here be
cause Hedrick was out of the Ottum
wa courts jurisdiction. The case
was dismissed and Riley was dis
charged Schwartz left today for He'd
rick where he intends to file informa
ton against the men.
Other Police Court News.
John Brown charged with intoxi
cation, who gave Cedar Rapids as
his home, pleaded guilty and got three
days. Fred Hetherington, drunk, who
is employed In this city, was released
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News From Bolton.

Bolton. Deaver the team
ster, received severe cut on his hip
Thursday. He took his team out of
the barn to go to work, when one Of
them became frightened and knocked
him down, When seen by a bystander
he was under the horse completely.
When turned loose the horse ran
away. This is all that saved Mr..
Beaver. from being tramped to death.
The cut is about six inches long and
goes to the bone, but it is not considr
cred serious.
The miners received their pay for
the first half of April Saturday
John Ray of Oskaloosa was in town
Saturday an business.
Mrs. Mary Pritchard returned home
on Saturday from Abba, where she at
tended the O'Iolleran funeral
Jack Sloan, the meat cutter in the
store, spent Monday in Oskaloosa with
friends.
j. H. Peterson Of Des Moines was in
town on business Wednesday.
J. H. Frederickson spent Saturday
evening in Oskaloosa with friends.
Those in attendance at the O'Holler-
an funeral from abroad on Thursday
were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coyne OF
Abba, Ralph McConville. Ed Burk
and Thomas O'Holleran of Hiteman.
j. H. Miller Of Des Moines was a
business caller in town on Saturday.
Bolton was depopulated on Thurs
day owing to the Odd Fellows anniver-
| sary in Oskaloosa.
Mrs A. Long and Mrs. Foster Kissin-
ger spent Thursday in Oskaloosa tax
ing in the sights.
The coal trade is picking up. The
company says their orders are
increasing rapidly and they have the
| promises Of plenty Of cars to load it in
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Aeeept Charlton Wsterwerk..

Chariton.-The city council at re-
cent session accepted the waterworks
exception being that the city withholds
$1,000 of the contract money until the
pumping station is put in order ac-
cording to contract, there being a little
difference between the company and
Austin Enslow, who was sub-con-
tractor. However, it will all be settled
in the course of time to the satisfac-
ton of all parties concerned.
Mrs. Ida Week and little daughter
left yesterday for Denver to spend the
summer.
| Mrs Ln.sd MIasenn left lndar fnn HI
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the Y. NJ C. A. left this morning eor
Batavia to visit with relatives for the
day
DR.. D. T. Rambo Of Chillicothe was
In the city today on business.
Fred G. Orelup left this morning for
Mystic on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. West of Dudley
were in the city today on business.
Mrs. Fred Jordan of Eddyville was
in the city today on business.
j. A. sweeny returned home last
evening from Fairfield, where ne has
been on a business trip
Miss Florence Walker of 333 North
Wapello street. returned home this
morning from visit with relatives in
Abba.
Wonderful D. D. D. eczema cure.
Sargent's, Market and Main.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson of 400
Chester avenue, were in Batavia to-
day to attend the meeting held there
by Evangelist William Sunday.
Rev. j. P. Borg Of Charlton. who
addressed the missionary society Of
the Swedish Lutheran church last eV.
ening, returned home this afternoon.
Mrs Clay Watkins of Libertyville,
who has been visiting with relatives
in this city, returned home this morn
ing.
G. o. Arnold returned home this
morning from a business trip in Chart
ton.
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.BUSSEY " ANTS
AN INTERURBAN
DR.. J. g. HALLoWAY OF THAT
PLACE TELLS OF SYSTEM PRO.
POSED THERE.
HAS TWO MAIN LINES
Des Moines, ottumwa, centerviIle ana
oskaIoosa Are the Terminals Roads
Cross at Buxton-Tap Rich Goal Ter
ritory.

THE citizens of Bussey are greatly
Interested in interurban propositions
said DR.. j. G. Holloway of that city,
who. with Mrs. Holloway, have been
visiting relatives in Ottumwa for the
past few days.
I'VE realize continued the physi-
clan. that this is the day Of interur
bans and that those cities and even
smaller towns which do not secure
them are going to be left far behind
in the onward march of progress.
| "At Bussey we feel that there is a
ban system, having two lines with their
terminals at Des Moines, and Ottum:
wa Centerville and Oskaloosa and
crossing at Buxton
I Here the speaker produced small
chart showing the proposed lines. He
said: The Des Moines and Ottumwa
lines would piss through Indianola,
Milo. Dallas, Al ica, Everist. Bussey,.
Durfee, Buxton, Eddyyille and into OF
tumwa. You see there you have q
road touching some of the greatest coal
| fields in Iowa
''The other line Of the system would
] start at Centerville go north through
/, Moravia, Hilton, Hooking and Abba.
It would cross the first line at Buxton,
making connections for Des Moines
or any of the intermediate points. From
Buxton it would go to White City and
from there to Beacon. From Beacon
/ to Oskaloosa there is line already
built.
This system would serve towns OF
an aggregate of 100000 population be-
sides the residents of the country
along the right of way Of the lines.
We have not the capital to build inter-
urbans In our town, but we will give
all possible aid to any legitimate in
4 terurban proposition
"The possibilities Of such system
as I have outlined are large, as any
student of transportation problems will
see at a glance"
DR.. Holloway consulted with Score.
tary P. G. Stafford Of the Ottumwa Cons
mercial association yesterday In re-
gard to the interurban prospects in this
part Of Iowa and assured the secretary
that Bussey would heartily support any
|interurban proposed that included that
! lively little town on Its right of way.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway have been
1 visiting at the home of Mrs. Halloway's
father, Squire Martz, on South Willard
street. They return to their home to.
Gay.
4 Collins, Colorado to join her husband
and make her future home.
Soloman Eastman left yesterday for
4 Gutenberg, Neb., to spend the summer
with his son, Virgil, and family.
! Guy Smith left last evening for
Belleheld, n. D., to locate upon his
claim that he filed on last fall.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander of
4 Derby were In the city yesterday. II
4 Mrs. Harry Miller Of Kirksville, Mo-.
! is spending a few days with her sis
: ter, Mrs. Nixon Wexford
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The w. s. Dewein Funeral.

The remains of the late w. 8. De-
vein were laid to rest this afternoon
in the Ottumwa cemetery. The funeral
services were held at the family resi-
dence, corner of Jay and Ash streets
at $3.50 o'clock The services were In
charge Of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors. of wnich Mr.. Dewein was q
member. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. A. b. Hightshoe, pas
tor of the Main Street Episcopal
church.
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JOINT INITIATION.
Loca, Order Of Homesteaders VIII En-
tertaIn Visiting Lodges
TUESDAY,,

From Thursdays Daily.
Abba, Charlton, Oskaloosa, Des
Moines, Eddyville and Ottumwa Home
steaders will hold convention at the
M. w. A. hall Tuesday evening, May
Z. Twelve candidates will be initiated.
The Eddyville and Abba lodges will
put ON the initiatory work. Following
the initiation supper will be served.
A reception for the visitors will be
held at the hall previous to the lodge
session.
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infant Roeer.

Little Clifford, the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Roser OF Chero-
kee, Ia, passed away about 1880
o'clock last night at the Ottumwa hos
pital at the age Of four days.
Private funeral services were held
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the
parlors of the Ottumwa hospital, Rev.
A.. r. HighBhoe, pastor Of the Main
Street Methodist Episcopal church Of
ficiating. Interment was made in the
Ottumwa cemetery.
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You're ODE the Judge; we leave 1t
to you to decide; all we want is your
verdictWil HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea make you well and keep you
we'll? That's fair. Tea or Tablets.
Sargent. the true druggist, corner Mar
ket aud Main.
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An Unqualified
Endorsement

In writing OF the McPhail Piano, Mr..
Carlyle Petsrsiiea, composer and
author Of Petersilea's Method for the
Pianoforte, says:
Having long known the McPhail
Pianos as among the finest in the Unit.
ed States. and Also having tested them
myself, pronounce them in all re-
spects equal to this best that have ever
rome under my observation, either in
Europe or America"
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OBITUARY..
James Rrant Brewer.

The following item tells of the death
of James Brant Brewer of Cleo, Okla
homa, formerly of Wapello county
and brother of Mrs. Isaac Wallace
who lives three miles south of the
city:
James Brant Brewer was born on
February 20, 1874. in Mercer county
Illinois, departed this life at his home
in Cleo on March 15, 1907, after
In fact he had been failing for the.
past year. In 1852 he enlisted in
Company G. fond Regiment of Illinois
Volunteer infantry and served his
country faithfully and well for three
years. He was married to Louisa Wal
lace in Wapello county, Iowa, May %
1867. Nine children were born to this
union, six of whom are living: Mrs.
Olive Dee of San Diego, California;
Kansas. Mrs. Viola Sexton Of Granite
City Illinois; Mrs. May Cook of Gran
ton, Oklahoma: James H. and I. N
Brewer of Granton. The two sons and
the daughter living at Granton, Okla
homa, were the only children at the fu-
neral Mr.. Brewer moved from
Illinois to Iowa in 1888 and settled In
Mills county, and moved with his fam
lily to Kay county, Oklahoma, in 1885,
1900, and filed on homestead. H.
proved that up to couple Of years ago
and then moved to Cleo where he end
| ed his days on last Friday. He united
with the Methodist Episcopal church
! in 1872 and lived constant Christian
( life up to his death. He was also u
member of the Independent Order Of
| Odd Fellows and 1t was his dying wish
that his beloved order of11ciate at his
/ funeral, wish that was carried out
The funeral was held at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday, March
II. at p. M, and a touching sermon
was delivered by Rev. ]. H. Clarke and
| the remains were deposited in the Cleo
cemetery east of town, the Odd Fell
lows performing the last sad rites at
the grave. Mr.. Brewer was good
citizen and was held in the highest
/ esteem by all who knew him. He was
| honorable In every particular and his
death removes a valuable citizen. We
I join community of sincere friends in
i extending heartfelt sympathy to that
4 wife, the companion of his youth. and
to his four daughters and two sons.
|. %
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Zenoleum, all sizes. Sargent's.
c. O. Arnold left this morning for
Charlton on business trip.
William F. Harsh was business
visitor in Fairfield yesterday. Y
Mrs. Allen Sellers OF Eldon is a
guest at the Hotel Leader today.
Detchons itch cure Sargent's.
Mrs. W. X. Marsh of Batavia was in
the city yesterday on business.
H. b. Smith Of Hedrick is a busi-
ness caller on the South Side today.
Daniel King returned home last
( evening from business trip in Abba
L. w. Elliott of Seymour has NOV
ed his residence to East Finley ave-
nue..
Pine tar in pts. qts and X gallons
Sargent's.
Miss Lulu Mowry and Mrs, Cora
Ritter of Hedrick, are in the city to-
day on business.
George Chandler Of Kirkville visited
yesterday at Hotel Leader, returning
home this morning.
A. j. Bensniller Of sigourney and
Cliff Marquis Of Talleyrand were in
lhe city today on business.
Zenoleum kills insects on animals or
trees. SOC. soc and $3.50. Sargent's
Mrs. Joe HunneI Of 72O East Main
street, left yesterday afternoon for El-
ton to VISIT with relatives for few
lays.
Miss Florence Walker Of 22s North
Wapello street, left yesterday after
Loon for Abba to visit with relatives
for few days.
Sargent guarantees vinol. It fattens.
Mrs. Cora Black OF Bidwell was in
the city yesterday to attend the wed.
ding OF Charles Black to Miss Essie
May Smallwood
Mrs. w. A. Harlan Of 8ss North
Clay street left this morning for
Hampton to visit with her parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. A. w. Beed for few days.
Lambert's death to lice. sargent's.
Dr. "A. o. Williams has returned
from Bloomfield, where he took part
In the program of the semi-annual
meeting Of the Davis County Medical
association, which convened there yes
terday.
Louden Trump, who formerly lived
at Lowell, later at Ottumwa, has re.
turned to Mt Pleasant and will start
q chicken ranch south Of town.-The
Mt. Pleasant News.
Judge M. A. Roberts returned to AL
bia this morning. where he is holding
court. after being in the city to attend
The wedding of his daughter, Miss
Emma Roberts to Clarence A. Weber
Zenoleum sprays CSill insects) sar-
gents. corner Market and Main.
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All Are United

in saying that for all Stomach, Liver
or kidney diseases, there is no remedy
like Electric Bitters. Soc: guaranteed.
T. B. Clark. Court and Second: j. H.
L. Swenson & Co, Court and Main.
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Occasionally one has the fortune /,

Occasionally one has the fortune TO
meet women VINO are ideal in looks
and figure. N1nety-nine times out Of a
hundred you will find she takes 6ol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
Tablets. 35 cents. Sargent, the true
druggist, corner Market and Main.
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The Prices
We Quote

speak no uncertain sound our values
stand comparison.
75c set of fancy Combs at....... 4sc
DOC hold-fast Comb ~. .......... 24c
Regular 25c fancy Comb. $500. 19c
15c new back Comb ........... 1Oc
zoe grade in back Comb 15c
Best 35c set of fancy Combs. FAC
15c set of Side Combs. ........ 1Oc
Usual Zoe Side Combs . 15c
35c quality In Side Combs ........ 24c
Best $3.50 Mems Dress Pants. $2.25
$500 grade in Mems Dress Pants 81 AS
SLIPS Mems Neat Style Pants. csc
$2.25 value in Mems Pants. 81 .9S
35c Boys Overalls. ............. 25c
Boys 75c Knee Pants. .......... 49c
soc Boys Knee Pants. $500. acc
40 wire Hairs Pins only. ....... &c
Box of Black Pins ............... 1c
Best Machine Thread, spool. $3.50. &c
sc paper Of Darning Needles. So. &c
15c and zoe Ladies' Belts. ....... &c
35c Ladies' Belts .............. 24c
25c Buster Brown Belts ........ 19c
$1.00 grade In Ladies' Belts. ..... CSC
Pearl Buttons, per dozen. ....... 1c
Carpet Tacks, per box. ........ lie
Sewing Needles, paper. .......... lie
35c Cordovan Leather Razor Strop 24c
Extra large School Tablets. 49,. SC
&c Composition Book ........... &c
Splendid Pencil Box. sc
10c Box Paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SC