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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
CROP OF nTIEWEARERS
IS SCARCE THIS SEASON

itancy on the part Of certain titled
bachelors Of Britain to visit America
Not all noblemen are fortunehnnt-
ers. and these blue bloods hold that
TO come here single and heart free
would be TO invite criticism. and Ger
tainly would result In their being mis-
understood Probably there is some
thing In this novel attitude. but the
foreign dukes. eaTls and eoRnts have
only themselves 10 blame Tor H. Amer
leans are akeptlcal after all the en-.
perieneea ot the last couple az dec
AIDES. They have paid dearly for the
expeFieneu. too. TOR they have ths word
of Henry ciews Cor Il that 500. ooo. O0e
vould be \ iasr estimate OF thu
am0unt American ho,reasas have caE-
Eied with khaAa - Enron&
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19

bride is a resident, or. II both parties
are non.residents OF the state. the
license must be taken out In the coun,
~ in which the marriage cermeony II
to be performed.
The fee for the license win be 81
Licenses win be issued by city ana
town clerks, and the blanks are 70 be
provided by the state board OF health.
Town and city clerks before ISSUING
licenses for marriage, are directed to
obtain from the applicants afndRvits
as TO their right 10 mAFTy and. II
necessary, 10 call witnesses. No Il
eense can be issued TO a minor-A
male under Il, or female under Is
unless they have the written consens
Of parents, guardians or custodians.
The city hall marriage bureau 10
now doing an overtime rushing BUSH
ness, because many pairs want to co
cape the complications Of the new law.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19

A MONG interesting relics found In
~ q metal box which for more than
30 years rested in the cornerstone OF
the old consolidated stock exchange
building, corner OF Broadway and Ex-
change place, now being demolished
10 make room for q skyscraper, were
particles OF bones OF Christopher Co
lumbus. They were in a little gold
urn which was In 80 box together
with coins. newspapers. etc. A letter
from @. w. Stokes TO the late Charles
@. Wilson. said:
Herewith hand you my contribu-
ton to the cornerstone of our new
and beautiful exchange building. II
10 a few grains Of all that remains OF
Christopher Columbus. Jesus Marie
Castillo. q Cuban engineer. made some
repairs In the walls OF the cathedral
In Santo Domingo. This structure
was planned and partially built by
Diego Columbus in 1911. In tearing
away the defective masonry. Senior
Castillo's men uncovered a leaden
cask on which was inscribed Pre- Alte
du Christobal Colon
Before surrendering this great find
TO the archbishop, Castillo abstract
ed from the casket a part Of rib. All
the rest OF the bones and dust Is
guarded day and night by the Domini'
can authorities. Aside from myself
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
cHAPTER nv.

A wet was spent by Martin and his
party at the settlement. during which
he acquired the title to township "A,
range 10. which included the little
lake near the hermit's hut. and made
q four-square-miie tract about II.
Chip, thanks TO Angie. secured a
simple outfit OF apparel and--surpris-
ing fact-evlnced excellent taste in its
selection. thereby proving that eight
years of isolation and a gunny-sack
and red-shirt garb had not obliterated
the deepest instinct OF woman.
To Levi. Martins woodwise helper.
was left the selection of fittings for
the new camp. A couple OF husky
Canucks were engaged 10 bring them
IN In bateau, and then the party
started on its return.
Only one incident Of importance oc-
CURED during the wait 1t this village
known as Grindstone. Angie and Chip
had Just left the only store there. In
front OF which q group Of log-arivors
had congregated, when Angie. glanc-
ing back. saw that one Of the group
was following them. She quickened
her pace. and 20 did he. antll Just as
they turned IHto a side street. he
passed them, halted. and turned about.
''wal. I'm damned II faint Chip. an
dressed like 3 Teddy" he exclaimed,
as they drew near.
'Tullo. Chip" he added. as they
passed. when dld you strike luckf"
fhin ,nade no raaponna and ha NUT.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
SYNOPSIS.

Chip Mcguire, lG-year-old girl living
at Tins place In the Maine woods 10
sold by her father to Pete Bolduc, q
the camp OF Martin Frisbie, occupied by
Martin, his wife. nephew, Raymond btet-
aon. and guldes. She tells her story ana
r. cared for by Mrs. F'risbie. Journey OF
Frfsble'a party into woods TO visit father
of Mrs. Frisbie. an old hermit, who has
resided In the wilderness for MANY years.
When camp II broken Chip ana Ray oc-
ftiDy anme canoe
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
CHAPTER iiI.-contlnued.

=
A more serious subject was under
discussion in the other canoe, mean.
time, as to the future disposition Of
Chip herself
II feel Il my duty to take care of
her" Angie said. after relating her
conversation with Chip and that morn
ing's incident. she Is n homeless,
outcast waif. needing education and
everything else to ChTistlanlze her,
We must bring her to the settlement,
but to turn her adrift might mean leav-
ing her to life of vice, even IL she
escapes her brutal father and this
worse half.breed. Then, again, ] am
not sure that her parentage will bear
Inspection. She has told me some
thing about her earlier life, and about
her mother, who evidently loved her.
One course only seems plain to me-
to take care OF and educate this I'M
fortunate"
I'VE must take the girl back with
us and begin her reformation at the
camp. II she shows any aptitude and
willingness to obey, we will take her
TO Greenvale. II not, you must ar
range TO get her into some institution"
"And suppose the half-breed finds
where she is, what them" inquired
Martin.
what do you say, Levi?" he added,
turning TO his guide. you know this
fellow; what will he be apt to do7"
Il s'pose you know what panther'll
do, robbed of her cub" Levi answered,
'an' how a bull moose acts In runnin'
time, mebbe. Wal, this Pete Is worse'n
both on 'em billed into one. callate.
II you're goln' ter take the gal back,
you've got to keep her shady, or some
day you'll find her missin'. Besides,
Pete, ez | told ye, don't know the
meanin' o. law and Is handy with n
gun"
But Martin did not quite share Lewis
fears. and so Angles decision was
agreed to. Lewis advice to keep
shady" was accepted. however. and all
through that summers somewha,
thrilling experiences II was the rule OF
conduct
When supper was over came the
lounging beside the cheerful fre. and
as the shadows thickened, forth came
Rays banjo once more, and with 1t the
light of admiration In Chips eyes.
All that day he had been her charm
ing companion; his open, manly face
his bright brown eyes, had been evel
before her. His well-bred ways, so un
like all the men at Tins Place, haG
impressed her as those Of q youth o.
Is will n maid OF Is; and now, viii
his voice appealing TO the best in hes
he seemed like Pan OF old, once mor'
woolng a nymph With his pipes.
No knowledge Of this was hers, NJ
consciousness of why she was happ!
came to her. She knew what spite
were: but the god Pan and Apollo
with his harp were unknown forms.
Neither did she realize that born Il
her soul that day. ON the broad shin
ing river, was q magic impulse wovel
out of her heart throbs, and destine,
20 mete out to her more sorrow thai
all else In her life combined.
She had entered the wondrous val
OF love whose paths are howerstrewr
whose shores are rippled with laugh
ter. and whose borders, alas! are eve
hid In the midst Of tears.
CHAPTER w.
WOO xvaa anenf hy Martin and hi
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
Human spirit Level.

Within the inner part 81 yous ear.
deep In the bone. Il a Quantity a
fiuid which acts AZ spirit level. ana
enables yoa - hsep yeaf bsians@
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
HENRY PURROER
V~lesa
>ews-Champioa Correspopdence.

Ne~s-Chsmpioa Correspondence.
Tuesday, Aug 6
w. II. Turner returned today after
spending a week in Pseblo.
All Haines and wife from the
Cebolla were visitors in the camp
last week.
Mr. Manson has four horse sesm
hauling ore fsosa the Good Hope
mine To lola.
W. I. Noel arrived in Camp few
days ago and will resume work On
the Corning gro~p.
Mr.. Florence, pv~sident of the COM
pany operating tbe Good Hope mine
went To Denver few days ago.
DR. Louis Weiss and Miss Emma
Weiss, accompanied by Miss Mary
Hecker from Monte Vista arrived in
town today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
Susnerset and Aaslinc


Sunday, August 4
Miss Pauline Melott. of Bowie, ID
the guest Of Miss Silvia Riley.
John Roatcap drove to Somerset
Tuesday whore he purchased new
mower
Louis Jones, of Bowie, came ur
Tuesday for . few days visit with
his family.
Mrs. Martin Gallop and children
went to Hotchkiss Tuesday to visi,
Nm. Gallop's sister.
Mrs. Beezeley and son returned t.
their summer home at the old Law
ton ranch Wednesday
1t is generally understood tha
work is son TO begin on the gov
eminent trails in this section.
Nn. Viola Riley of Denver j,
spending her vacation with he
father, John Rush. at the Horn.
Thief ranch.
A number of parties Of fshermer
have passed through this section en-
roste for Dark Canon, Coal creel
and other points.
Miss Pearl xcNemee who has bee,
working u Tie Bar f ranch for tn
pest three months, left Tuesda,
for s.. Joseph. No, where she wil
make her future home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
0svikvine

News-Chsapaoa Cirrespoedence.
Wednesday August Z
xiss Bloache Harmon arrived n
Doyleville from RiAe Sunday.
Ar. anA Mn. H. II. Fogg returned
from tAeir easAsrn trip Thursday.
Mr. and Nr. Henry Mcdowell an
visiting thsir daughter Mrs. j. c.
Leonard.
Miss Ethel Doyle OF Ohio City, 10
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. W.
l.. Beanett.
w. l.. Bennett went TO Denver
Thursday 20 visit his daughter, Nvs.
earn Bartlett who 10 q patient at s..
Joseph's hospital.
Rev. J. ID. Henry of Gunnisoa
preached in our school hoase SUNDAY
morning and at the Crookton school
house that evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
Uppef Cvannoa ValIey
News-Champion CorrespoAdence.
WoIna~Ior A..

NeWs-SnempiOn COfreepO0oe0Ce.
Wednesday, Aug. Z.
c. G. Miller made trip 90 Crest
ed Butte last week.
A large horse belonging to Tbeo.
Davis died this week.
VIM. Prosser and family are camp
ing At the Walker ranch.
Mr.. Outcalt brought in his horses
first of the week to begin haying.
Several of our young folks attend
the basket social at Fairview school.
house Friday evening.
Irwin Ames and Walter Harrison
came from Oklahoma Saturday to
spend the summer here. They spent
Sunday with Mr.. Geo. Smith.
Today N. Quinn's horse becam<
frightened At 4 handcar near tn
railroed crossing overturned ths
buggy and ran away. Mr.. Quinr
and one of his little sons wss quite
badly hurt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
OAisCsssk

- 1osoVsssss
HsyInG has commenced and OF
cosrse the showers also.
Albert H,ldebrsnd's mother ar
rived from Lit,Ie,on few days ago
10 remain fer . month or more.
Miss Ethel Avis, who has been
visiting .; the Essterly ranch. Ieft
Wednesday morning for Psonia.
Phillip Esstsrly, who 10 riding ia
WssAinGtoa gslch ior Ohio creek
csttlenson was home day last week
frsnk Essterly and a friend. John
Lobdell, Of Carbondale, ILL.,, arrived
today TO spend month in the val
Icy.
Niss Ethel Avis finished a sac-
csssfsl term II school in the Castle
toa district lss, Friday and joined
~ scAoo with Aiss Sara Ees>srly
= EsirvisW schaa il ~ eatessa;n-
osss - ths lstass p.scs o. FsiAsy
svesiaG. RscitsAiens, mssic. . hos
kst ssPper ssd = 6ss time in gsn-
ssal Was the usasi.oss dscisioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
Asoo<,Aa00trA CaannDR
IT,. 49, 6

rsssAne. Asg
No Cyds vsacA - 60 - =
FssaA. sssA,e.
hss. M kss.s !. S~ssr $500
IN - sA,s srsaaaG
ksu Joes so &c.,
v,sss0s lsss 1osd.y
FSsd ksssa - s.ssaniaiaG -
frsssds fsa& A,sso~ss-
Ass. I~,tsasl' v,ssseA ~ pasuuAu
10 otAso Csss issa frsAey
Jsl, Il. Harr,s = Asapsse
hanslsoa Hro~, II heslssilIs A~s.s6
kAylsx
Joe be~~e aud =. Cssmasx -
kSlpsaE Ssesess aud hsssuan A~e-
ias AsyisG
4sss Gsrt.e hce of OAso Cav
visited hsr s.s.sr. Mrs.. LobAsll g.
srdsy aud ssadsy.
Ms. Jphnson vsturusd TunpAny
from Pheasant visit il OssnF vksss
Miss Lselia 10 attending lasAiauas.
Moot Of the p~ople sloAG ~
fomiesal have began hsyiaG ed -
port An excellent crop, sAs ksss j.
years
Harry Slmon>srrived frusa lAssvor
Sunday mo- 4 10 take chasns Il
the Maple al mine which will ssns
Resume wvrs
County Attorney Taylor of Cs.sa
City and DIR Lane also cf CssOn
City are Visiting in camp With n.
Lane Of Parlin.
Mrs. Ed Dice Of Ohio City spsat
some time in Parlln while en- rouae
tor Delta to visit her mother snd
attend brothers weddiRG.
Mrs. Crylie aud childrsa rsssrssd
to her home in Sslida Sunday after
pleasant months visit with hsr p~r-
ents Mr. and Mrs J. L. Psriia.
fishIng On the Tomichi was nsver
better. Large catches are bsiae
made every day by the 6sher.sn,
Of which there are = soodly nsnber
hsre.
Dr. Hyatt passed thru Parlin Tess
day niGht on his way " Ohio CITY
TO consult with Dr. Dsvlin o. the
case Of Aru Frank Mcdonald Who is
very i'll.
Asssrs. Lobdell, C. Elwood, II.
Bowen, Dr. B. Z. Lane and Dr. II.
Lane compossd . hunting party that
slssghsersd nuneroxs sa9s hsss the
krst a ~ Wsok.
Ano4hse asigAbosAoo1 party wss
~ = Ma 6aais nsasD's Eatsrdsy
evs.ias. Dsec;ag Susosdths s~sse-
nsss q ~ svsaing. Abost thirty
i've wese pssseat aad . most ex-
oslIsat lsncA wss served at twelve
O'Clock. Evsrybody enjoyed thea-
selves imnensdy and vote Nrs.
Moore . charming sntsstainer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09

vekke.< -. ~ 1907 ...Ad Z =. S~.p RA< Aa4
- - e .-t.s @.a.. . =
cA~ - =. -. g 80. -
80. 4e vy hA.a - ..sss i1.as .al - 4~k =
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
Cnateesa OlQQiags
Wednesdsy, August

Wednesday, August !.
Rain hss been very plentiful this
week.
The mines are oil idle on account
OF the strike ON tho G. K s. About
I'D men an thrown i4le.
Rev. ID 5. McGlsshen, of San
Pedro, Calf, spent a so~plc of days
bsse last Wvek.
Daring the storm last Friday,
lightning sarsck two Of Bert Dol
laPd's horses that wese standing 70
eether in the meadow aad instantly
kiked them. Qsite loss, but Bert
10 glad the freak bolt did not select
his more valuable tean.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 FerCuson.

Fifth Annual San uan Excurpion
to Salt Lake Aug. 18th Rate 1 &l4.JO
for the round trip, return limit Aug.
3lst. Special train will leave Noat-
rose sis p. m. Aug. 18th. Pullman
r.ss, Noatross to Salt Lake in sta.d-
ard car $3.50, In t.rists car $l.95.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
- Z ossrA Noeiee

The pastor will psesch at ] I .. -
s~A 8 p. NJ. Morning text, "WssA
il Dove ~ Christ alec hath loved ~
EpA. So Evening text, In whosu
~ Asve redemption through kis
blood, the forgiveness u sins through
hia essce,' Eph ~.
Sseday School at 10 - m.
ySaior League at ; p. m.
EP~orth League at : p. m.
Everybody is kindly invited TO I'll
Of tlssse services.
$. A. WEnkER, Faster.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
HaylnQ M aohinery

is Ao~ess kaAAk II the At and rsAshA wakss th~
CHAMPION s.d th i*kiNi T ".eAiS have t's~ ~ II
thirty and ssasA The kAd VI the to-day Cali
aMk~ ssd vt &sSosstrxse thsr
We kAnA thu kAkss lh~gNg
kN.a~ ali
kisd II harvssHiRg aud NadsiseT, Repairs
This n&cAsEay = % which NJ
a s
hksy
II dshvevsd save
br-ak down co~s " the Of the harve
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09
~. Casl,a
NeWs- Chanpioa Correspondence

WV SSShipsoa toffespaoeoes
Wednesday, August
Haying commenced here Monday
Work Is suspended at the mine
for the present
WIN. Waugh was in Gunnison a
few DAYS last week
Three cases of measles here, but
all are better at this writing
Bill Templin went to town Friday
10 receive medical treatlHent
Sept Wriver arrived here on last
Thursday as successor toJohn Webb.
Mr. and Mrs Frank kwnze have
retnr ed TO our camp from Created
Butte.
Mrs.. Sam Botten6eld s.d sons
have gose TO East river to spend .
few ~esks.
AFs. Alien left for her home last
Monday. She has bssn visiting l.er
danghses, Mrs. Ssntavelli.
Sevessl 6sherman ave here fos the
season, sssoag them Wm. Sssbbs
and brushes from Lafayette.
TskinG advantage Of the idle time
. number Of men went 10 Gsns..son
fishing Those Who won't were Jos.
hyland, Mob Billings. Charley Viii
son and family, Frank Stall and
family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09

FoR SALE Ux TRADE:-ThoroseAly
equipped camp wagon. lnqsiss at
this Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-09

New Assyis chairs. Try one
comfort. CLAsENCE ApAns.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Colored Boys Horrible Death.

Monroe Journal Newt Moore
a colored boy, fell on the saw at
Mr.. Tip Helms mill, seven miles
north of town, yesterday and was
80 badly cut that he died last
night. He was engaged in push.
ing the lumber away from the
saw on trucks. AS he braced
himself to push the trucks, his
foot slipped and he fell back.
ward on the saw, which was 90
ing at full speed. The body was
hurled off the saw, and when
picked up it was found that a
cash about fourteen inches long
had been cut in the side and that
the intestines were cut.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Teddy at it Again - Calls
Another Man a Liar.

Washington, Apr. 3.-Presi-
oent Roosevelt today emphati-
cally denied the statement con.
tanned in a letter published this
morning purporting to have been
written by E. HI. Hartman to
Sidney Webster, of New York.
In the latter part of December,
1905. In Mr.. Harriman's letter
the statement is made that at
the request of President Roose-
velt he, Hartman, assisted in
raising a fund of $250,OOo to be
used in carrying New York for
the Republican party at the
election of 1904. This state
ment, the President characterizes
asa deliberate and wilful untruth
by right it should be charac-
terlzed by an even shorter aud
more ugly word. l never re.
quested Mr.. Hartman to raise
dollar for the presidential cam
paign of 1904"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Murder in Florence--Negro
Saw Mill Hand Kills the
Manager.

Florence special in the News
and Courier: Mr.. p. P. Smith.
manager of the Singletary Saw
Mill, near Hoffmeyer's store,
four miles west of the city, was
brutally murdered this morning.
Tom Lloyd, negro mill hand,
was the slayer of Smith, and he
has made good his escape.
Lloyd was employed about the
mill and he was slow about get.
ting to work this morning. Mr.
Smith reprimanded him about
it.
Nothing more was thought of
the occurrence until later in the
morning when Lloyd. with a
canthook, an implement used lor
turning logs, slipped up behind
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Eight Dead in Texas Wreck,

Fort Worth, Texas, April A.
In removing the debris of the two
freight trains on the Missouri
Kansas & Texas Railroad wreck
ed at Bethel Switch, near here
yesterday, two additional uni
Identified bodies were found today
by workmen.
these make the total dead as
a result of the wreck eight.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06

In some parts of this state and
elsewhere too, are carelessly neg.
Letting their own welfare in fail.
ing to provide suitable mail boxes
for their mail on the route near
their places. In some places the
routes are being discontinued
SIMPLY because a few stubborn
patrons on the route refuse To
comply with these req uirements.
1t does look like any reasonable
man would invest the small
amount necessary to provide a
suitable mail box, inasmuch as
the advantage of having his mail
delivered at his door daily, would
many times compensate him for
the trouble aud expense, in a
very short time. But some peo-
pie would "kick" at having to
open the door to have their mail
thrown in every day and seem to
have been born stu bborn and had
a relapse.
Until the rain yesterday, which
was not season." we have had
a siege of dry weather. The
farmers have caught up with
their work, some of them having
finished planting. The truck
farmers say their vegetables are
drying up on the stalk, their Gus.
toners are complaining of having
to buy little knotty headed cab.
bage and other "shrunken" veg
etables, the wells and water
courses are going dry, and some
OF the farmers are wearing the
frown that won't come off. 9th.
ers are buying more fertilizers.
at high prices, and preparing for
bigger farm than they expected
to have at the first of the season.
which ls, unfortunately. the way
a lot of them do every year.
Former Lancastrian.
Macon, GA.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Lancaster Mercantile Company.

Mr.. Smith and struck him across
the head, crushing the skull and
infiicting a death blow.
Lloyd as soon as he committed
his dastardly deed made his es
cape into the woods nearby and
has not been seen since.
Mr.. Smith was from Fayette.
vile, N. O., and was highly es.
teemed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Notice to OverSeers.

On account of the heavy expense
Tor teams and the use of stock on the
public roads, the Board of County
commissioners. at their last regular
meeting, passed resolution NOT to
pay any claims of this nature unless
parties contract with the Board.
l.. j PERRY,
April 2, 1907-2t.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Notice to Debtors & Creditors

All parties indebted to the estate of
Mary Il. Cole, deceased, are requested
10 make payment without delay to the
Undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said esta te are hereby
notified to present same duly attested.
J. M. CASKEY, Admr.
Lancaster, C., March 10, 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Notice to DebtOrS& Creditors

All persons indebted to the estate
OF the late Thos. l.. Sowell are hereby
notified to make payment to the un-
dersigned; and all parties having
Claims against said estate will pre-
sent same. duly attested.
w. FL. SOWELL,
april l, ISo7. Administrator.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-06
Short Lengths.

500 yards Cotton Wolfe in light colors of ,;nk
blue and grey worth sc the bolt while it lasts
to go at SC the yard.
1000 yards pretty neat figured and striped Madras
15c quality, to go at only Ioc the yard
one Dig lot 3o-lnch Percale at only 1-2c yard
100 yards Dress Ginghams in desirable natterne
a good bargain at the price, only SC the yard
600 yards 4oinch White Lawn 1sc quality 70
close out at the yard only Ioc
Big lot 25c White Madras, can't be eoualed for
shirtwalst suits, going at 15c the yard
Small lot English Long Cloth beautiful quality
an extra value, II I-2c the yard.
Remember, Pattern, Price and QUALITY ou,r,r+eed