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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
ANOTHER TICKET is
PUT UP AT RENTON

RENro&. New. sc $3.50 The second
city ticket to Dc known a. the CHI
nona party ttekot. was dominated Al
caucus. Ia Eagles hail. last night.
william Tonkin. for treasurer. Al.
health offieer. and q. "a Elliott.
nominated b the Progressive party
Friday niKht we're Endorsed. The
fuii ticket IL as fellows
Mayer. ~ - Martha attorney, sid
ney Williams treasurer. william
T6nktn clerk. Al Tickuori health
officer. A i Beach. councilman at p
large. Joseph Wood cpunciimsn. T.
Hansen. ~ urady. J. wills, 0eorEe
Conktin. Leo MosAhan and q. "
Elliott
a third marty. 10 be called ths
independents u now forming ana
viii nominate a ticket within tive
ceunclimen Mood and Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
DECISION ON SKINNED
FEMALE KNEE

OLYMPIA. New ss--in a decision
the supreme rourt holds that t9ane
- Just o. eco too much damages 10
allow for = Skinned feminine knee.
Mrs. t.ydin Billings, walking on a
sidewalk tn snohoniish. WAS tripped
by loose plank. upon the other end
81 which another pedestrian had
crud sbea. The supreme court iayp
down the rule that city authorities
must take notice that wooden side
walks decay quickly and that such
VANS must he examined ard kept
woman'a Injuries consisted solely 81
a slight abrasion 81 the skin on one
kaee. which quickly healed, an do
cides unless she femiis o. Geo % the
judgment = new trial must be had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Missing Man short In Accounts.
ABERDEEN, Nov. aa.-Tha 40.
counts OF A. J. Hendricks. former
heokheeper for the American Con.
tracing company. who il missing
are found short u IL alleged that
he forged checks amounting TO sev.
eral hundred dollars aud collected
much money witch was not turned
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
AUTHOR CHARGED
WITH INSANITY

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-owen
Kildare. author and playwright. To.
day is In bellevue hospital, where
he has been committed TO be OK.
amined as TO his sanity. Ills wife.
who was Letta Russell. the Actresa,
asked Tor his arrest declaring that
he had threatened suicide and Oh.
murder OF his entire family. XII.
dare. on being taken into custody.
admitted that he was badly upset.
oveFwork and lack OF ready money
having proyed ON HIS mind lie
said that he believed his troubles
were only temporarX.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

WASHINGTON. No. q. Andrew
Carnegie has ben summoned 10 ap.
pear before che tariff committee
and give his reasons why tho tariff
ON steel and iron products should
be reduced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

NEW YORK. Sax. ~. - nlehafd
Croker cetshFate4 hts ssatS -sersh q
~ % sis birthday. ha paused 20 -.
fleet on his splendid health, Mf
Croker said ne had not yet Decided
mhen Ne will leAva New YorM, nos
whers he wfai SPEND the reHnainHmi
either 70 to Floss1M or CALIFORNIA;.
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WANT FLeHr ON coAsr.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. st.-A
request addressed to President
Roosevelt. that the Atlantic battle
ahip fleet be kept ia Pacific waters
signed ~ Mayor Edward ". Tay
Tor at the request OF the board q
supervisors. IL on its way 10 Wash
lngton. D. G.. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
wild Man 10 Caught.

TACOMA. Nov. "a Kohohbooff.
the Russian Wild man who has been
tofrortssNg the reaidenta near Dead
1as'e gaich Ear several days. has
been captured b. the police He IL
n powerfully built man. and pat up
a hard fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

cANTOS. o.. Nov. ga-sThe bal.
loon America Assembled today In an
effort 60 cross Lake Erie Lee
stevens IL acting as pilot w. a.
struck a Ko@d eufrsnt Of wind b8e
feet hiah ana started north AZ a
good rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

FRANKLIN y T.. Nov - -
what is believed 70 have been an
earthquake shock vas felt IN this
city for ahoet IL seconds this fuorns
ins Reports fsom ynfious sections
shaking Of window shutters. but. 80
far as IL knowa. no damage re-
suited
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RursI carrlera Annolnf.d.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nov. "a
William y strong has been appoint
ed regular aud Ethel shulley sub.
stitu,s rural carriers on routs No. I
at Mead. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

NEW YORK. Nov. Alt Is stat.
ed here that the Union Pacific and
81 Paul have reached an agreement
whereby tbs roads viii use the
same tracks between Portland and
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

NEW YORK. Nev - - CHARLES
NJ Kansst0n. head Of q large real
estate cQmnefn. c0mniftsd sutatdt
n fha Hefnt seville w shooting
xens.tan vas suffering frem q neF.
vous at@eaea 10 vas prosperous In
business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

&-oN ROirGE. Ia. Nov a. 49,
= .e<xt<rY ~ state has given she
X,.l tatt o. the state % Louis
4 q ~ preslasaflal aleetiaa. a.
Eswx Mynn, sass Taft. 1855
- .5ii HisxNn. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
..,.l Manager Potter
g.. No Request
Was Made.

Manager E. O. Potter OF
e'ns. '.,s Electric company SAYS
y s ss,,s Impression has nech
. ERA = 4 result Of the quotations a,s
go ..,a,nsenaent Youngs OF the
s,snr department. that the
e rsr.rie company refused
s'lw aver 10 the city when inc
y X, s,.ns fsIled. - ..,..,s
N sompany was never asked
'inr '.swer. said Mr.. Potter TO-
We had been asked we
N =, have given any, for the
~ ss.son that We have troa'
1890 al our own. Our sur
xas reduced TO = min.
"a we could hardly be en-
a deprive our own com.
- sssl<t another. II We had
.xer 10 spsre We would al
~. s.sa ID help the city out
VA none and We were not
Y, n tho city Tor any assist
ssslslns One lnssaass'
=. a the city helping Ms out
necaxlon, the statements
are hardly true. During
nmlns Ne had eoat from
- ara there was no other
he city. The city offered
.,-,,h us water power II We
~ Cur coal on the market
- X using II In our steam
~. n vas a fair exchange.
a. peopls were the ones who
=. ssiped and not the Seattle
r<,rsr spmpsny
viii File Report.
s..s L n youngs. Of the city
..s,'rr sna water department viii
report With the council a,
Z s,<slnx tonlght. showing In
80 lhs total amount Of bust
Il ,hs plant is carrying. 20
- vita the available power.
<<..z contracts. number % street
- nambsr Of house lights and
a sameer Of contracts where
,t.rr sna Ilsht Is sold for purely
rxusrglxI pugposes
~ report xas called for In a
,s1tson iiled with the city eoun.
Z rxntly. a. the resalt Of cceat
xxsns because Of the poor
-. and house llshsing service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Illinois woman before her death
claimed authorship OF Little
Drops Of Water" II took a grain
Of sand 10 DO this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Separate Skirts Underpriced

Skirts OF good quality panama cloth; black brown
and navy blue. Gored flare effect, nicely tailored.
Finished with three bias satin bands satin buttons
down front Special. S3.85.
Skirts OF black panama cloth. fu-gored flared
effect; panel front. trimmed with buttons and fin
ished with wide bias fold Large sizes included.
Special, S4.85
Skirts OF good quality black panama, full-flare,
with tailor-stitched seams. Tunic effect elaborate
~ trimmed with satin or tafieta. Buttons OF same.
Special, S675.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Women's Long Coats of broad
cloth, semi-fitted and lined
throughout. Full sleeves. with
turn-back cuffs. Trimmed with
rows of bias satin bands. Black
and light tans. Special, Sl4.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

work-rooms, from short lengths
and discontinued patterns Of car
peting, and are priced very low
for clearance.
Carpet Samples and Remnants
Drummers' Samples of Carpet
ing, and a considerable quantity
of short lengths are very attrac-
lively priced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Mating Suit Cases
Special $2.2S

Mating Suit Cases. 2f-inch
size. linen-lined. blued-stssl frame.
two-riveted hinges. reinforced
sole-leather corners. good bolts
and lock. specially priced at s2.25
each.
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Women's Waists: Special $l.65 and $3.95

Tailored Waists Of Indian Head,
shirt front, some with small plaits and
, Gibson shoulder, others with T.
in. plaits; plain back, Numbered collar
md cuffs. Sizes - to ~. Special,
Sl.o5 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Carpet Sweepers--
Bissell's Crown Jewel Carpet
Sweepers, with golden oak or ma
hogany-finished cases; japanned
or nickeled trimmings. special
value at Sl.65.
Misfit Carpet-Size Rugs
These are made in our own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Good Petticoats at Low Prices

Petticoats of black and white checked imitation
heatherbloom. SHRED and stitched flounccs fin
ished with bias bands. Special, 75c.
Black Petticoats. of French sateen and imitation
heatherboom. Full-flare founces, tucked and EN-
broidered ruffles. Special, $l.45.
Petticoats of good quality taffeta silk. many
shades, including tan. garnet. blue, old rose, brown
green, heliotrope and changeables. Accordion
plated shrred and taor-stitched founces. Spe-
cial, S3o5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Rugs al Attractive Prices
27x54 Velvet Rugs. special val
nc at 98c.
27x54 Luzon Rugs (Jute),
special value at Sl.25.
27x54 and 27xC0 Administer
Rugs. special value at Sl.65.
3ox72 Administer Rugs, special
value at $2.85.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Messaline Waists, trimmed with
rows of insertion and tucks placed be-
tween insertion. Fancy yoke and coll
lar of lace and medallions; new point
ed sleeves Blue. pinl, and white. Sizes,
81 to "a. Special. S3.95 each.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-27
Paia Beats
kahului
Lively Game Saturday at
Kahului Grounds.

The Paia team last Saturday
afternoon beat the Kahului team
at baseball by score of II to g.
The game was played at the Kahu-
lui grounds, which had been pre-
pared a few days previous,
A large number of .Paia fans ac-
companied the team and there was
also present number of Kahului
and Wailuku people.
Upton did the twirling for the
Paia nine and certainly kept the
Kahului players guessing what was
coming next He has control of
his ball and good judgment.
Aikala pitched the first four inn
ing and the Paias scored 8 runs.
In'the fifth inning J. Garcia stepp-
ed into the box and held down the
scoring to two runs
The lineup of the two teams was
as follows:
PAIA-Rosecrans, IS, Upton, p,
Collins, 3b, Kauka, RI, Krumbhaar,
2b, Masaichi, C, Rice, 10, Foster,
CT, Hanaoka, J. Rocha, If.
KAHULUI-Garcia, IS, p, Kaai.
al, CT, Fernandez, C, Smythe, 2b,
Morris, If, Kaleo, 3b, Naval, If,
Cockett, Id, Aikala, p, IS.
The game by innings
123 456 50
Paia O23 0OO1 Ill
Kahului 600 100 A O2 o. 6
George Schrader acted as UNI
pire. A return match will be play
ed Paia in a short time.
A number of Paia and Puunene
people were present. A special
train took the Paia players and
visitors back to Paia after the
game.
Manager J, N. S. Williams of
Kahului r. r. Co. intends making
the Kahului baseball grounds the
best diamond on the island. Board
ing up the windward side of the
grandstand is a desirable improve
ment.
Capt. Walsh Of the Puunene
nine was present taking notes to
the weak points of the Paia club.
The Paia nine will play the Puu-
meme team on the Fourth of July
at Sunnyside for the Baldwin cup.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-27

J. G. Anderson, Jr. Of Seattle
arrived on Maui per Mauna Kea
and is at f. w. Hardy's, Makawao.
Mr.. Anderson was formerly well
known resident of Makawao.
Three new autos have made their
appearance within week or two,
f. F. Baldwin 5 Peerless runabout,
the best of its kind in the Territory
F, Hons Ford runabout, and w.
P. Coles Oldsmobile.
Some light showers in the Maka-
wac section. Kula people are suf-
fering from long continued
drought. Some of the Waiakoa
ranchers are obliged to haul water
from the Kihei plantation ditch.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-27
Tennis on
August 18th. 4
Finals in Mixed DOubl(S at
Puunene.

On August 18th. at the Puunene
courts only the finals of the ANIMALS
(mixed doubles) tennis tournament
will be played for the silver cups.
AS an additional attraction there
will be match games between re-
presentatives of Honolulu clubs and
local players.
In the drawing for the August
tournment quite number Of strong
men, players drew blanks owing to
the few entries by the fair sex and
hence will not play. Among them
were Messrs, Krumbhaar, Savage,
Lindsay and Rosecrans.
The Paia tennis club has tour
nament, mixed doubles. with handi-
caps . in progress. There's some
talk of playing the finals at Sunny
side on July 4th.
A patriotic program is being
arranged for the annual picnic to be
held at Sunnyside, Paia, on July
4th. In addition there will be a
baseball game between the M. A.
Co. 3 and the H. G. q S. Co.'S. mines,
a polo game, and perhaps tennis.
At a recent meeting of the Maka
wac Polo Club it was decided not to
send team to Honolulu during the
visit of the battleship fleet in July.
The Oahu club having few men to
draw from at present wished to have
two Maui men in good practice trim
to join with Dillingham; and Shingle
against Kauai
As w. O. Aiken is to visit Homo
lulu about July 18th. he was dele
gated to represent the Maui club.
Mrs. Scott of Kauai is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rice of Keau-
hua.
Mrs. Horatio Bailey is at Mrs. d.
d. Baldwin's, Haiku.
Miss Frenzy who has been nurse
at Paia plantation hospital will soon
depart for Japan.
Mrs. w. G. Crook, Jr. of San
Francisco is a visitor at w. G.
Crooks, Makawao.
Miss Mason of Eva is visiting her
mother who is Matron of Maunaolu
Seminary.
Miss Bella Woods of Hawaii is at
Mrs. Dowsett's $ Makawao.
Last Sunday in the absence of
Rev. e. B. Turner at Hilo, Rev.
DR.. E. G. Beckwith preached at the
.Paia Foreign Church, and will do so
next Sunday.
On Tuesday the 23rd, Secretary
Garfield and party arrived in Maka-
wac conveyed from Kailua by three
automobiles.
The night was spent at Idlewild,
1000 It. elevation and early We'd
nesday morning. w. o. Aiken
guided the visitors to the top of
Haleakala.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-06-27
Sec. Garfield
On Maui
Sees the Island Of Maui
in Two Days.

Secretary of the Interior Garfield
and party consisting of Governor
Frear, A. L. c. Atkinson, S. NJ.
Ballou, w. O. Smith and Land
Commissioner Pratt arrived in Ha-
ma by the Claudine early Tuesday
morning and were welcomed by the
residents of East Maui.
The wharf was decorated with the
National colors and flags were float
ing from every mast head. The
people turned out in full force to
welcome their distinguished guest
On landing the party was met by
Deputy Sheriff Wittrock and the
police force who received the Secre-
tary with military honors. After
introductions and general handshak
ing every one went to the beach
where Governor Frear on a former
occasion planted the first trees in
the grove that is now known as the
Governor Frear Grove.
Each one of the distinguished
guests were given cocoanut tree
and after the holes had been dug
and the group photographed by Our
Jack, the trees were planted. The
residents of Hama now have the
Governor Frear grove and the GAR
field grove of which they are Justly
proud.
At an early hour the party took
carriages for Nahiku where they
stopped at the Nahiku Rubber Com
pany's plantation where Mr.. Q. Q.
Bradford tapped some of the trees
which he found to be full of latex
of an excellent quality, considering
the age of the trees, but not yet old
enough for commercial purposes.
The party admired the few pounds
of rubber that has been gathered
and cured by the manager of the
plantation.
Leaving Manager Andersons place
the party went to the plantation Of
the Koolau Rubber Company and
made short stop there as they did
at the Hawaiian American Rubber
Company's plantation.
Mr.. Garfield was more than pleas
ed with the prospects of rubber and
expressed himself as believing that
in time it would be one of the
chief industries of the islands.
At Mokupipi gulch the party were
met by Supervisor w. F. Pogue
who piloted them down the zigzag
trails of the koolau gulches.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tripp they all stopped and
were served with an excellent
luncheon.
1t is said that Our Jack was so
! hungry when he reached the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Trip that he car
ried away the remains of the turkey
and did not stop eating until he had
! reached the automobiles many miles
this side.
1t was an ideal time for the trip
as the recent heavy rains had caused
untold numbers of beautiful water
falls while there was no rain fell on
the members of the party.
AT the end of the horse trail they
were met by automobiles and car
ried through the pineapple district
and up the side of Haleakala to
Olinda where they spent the night
and at an early hour they went to
the top of the crater and then down
to Kahului where they inspected the
great improvement there that has
recently been done to the harbor by
the building of breakwater by the
Kahului Railroad Company and
where the company now has force
of men who are making concrete
core at the end of the break water
! Continued on Page 6.
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DOMEsTICs. ETC.

Best Amoskeg Bingham, worth f0c. -. &c per yd.
TOile DE NOFd Gingham worth 15c. N ~ per I'D.
Red Seal Bingham, worth 15c. .121sc per yd.
A. f. G. Ginghan worth 15c. 12bC per yd.
Bate Seersueker Bingham, worth 15c.12h per yd.
o. Bleached observation-disclosures 3Thc value
-. ...... .,....... ....... 3Se per yd.
0-4 Unbleached Sheeting--Regular SIC value 28c
per yd.
Fruit of the LOOM Lonsdale and Maple Leaf
Muslins, 10 and 1fC per I'd.
White Outing Flannel-Regular fOc per yd.,
now 3 1-sSc
White Outing Fiannel--A good grade. Regular
1eSc per yd., now. ........ &c
White Outing Fiannel-Regular price &c per yd.;
for this Five Days Sale. Observation-Disclosures
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KIMoNA

Short Kimonas made OF
Flannelette. Good patterns.
made In latest style. Regu-
lar price, 800. Sale price
$3.50. ,ss.s. ss..s. Tie
Short Kimonas-- Better grade
Regular St.2S. sale price 08c
short kimonas - Regular
$50, sale price @1.fO
short sink KImonas - Al
beautiful garment for Its
regular price of $3.50 and
during the sale You can buy
" TOT ....s.s.s.s 4.UD
Long Kim0nas made OF
Fiannelette Crepe ana SILK
IN all styles and becoming
patterns, The prices follow:
Regular price $50 gar
ment, sale price. -. .@1.fD
Regular price $500 gar
msnt, sale price. -. .@t.5D
Regular price @a.25 gar
ment, sale price, ,..@t.70
Regular price. $500 gar
ment, sale price. a2.2D
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LADIES' SKIRTS

line of Wool Skirts in Dark and Medium Greys-9 gored
and trimmed in Braid Worth from $500 to $500 Sale
line of Light COlored stripes and plaid
These have been slightly soed in shipping regular
$3.50 $500 values but the the
loss and make them at the price of
Don't Forget at These.
Dark Navy Panama, gored Style Skirts Regularly
sold and good values at $3.50; for this $500
Navy and Brown-9 gored Plated Skirts splendid val
ues and of the latest styles Regular price $500
5000; Five Days Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. Ak SO
In connection with offerings of
regular Skirt Maker in charge of this who will
change and fit for purchase this without
charge.
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SILKS

New Patterns i'm TouIard's
and latest shades Pongee
SOusine Silk just received.
They can be had in all colors
and shades.
No. 45OO-Is the best guar
anteed COlOred TafReta silk
sold over any counter and is
priced East or West at not
less than 9Oc per yd. We
have it in all colors and will
sell at this Five Days Sale
at 80. ....... Toe per yd.
BLACK TAFFETAS
SO inches wide. Guaranteed
wear. Sale price S1.13 I'd.
"a inches wide. An excellent
piece, sale price. soc a yd.
SO inches wide. Boiled Inn
ported Silk. STAT yard.
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TABLE LINENS

In this line we can certainly suit you, both in
quality and price. We have space for only few
items. The Linen Counter Is replete with wonder
bargains In this line. Call at the Linen Counter
and examine them.
An Extra Good PatteFn--Regular price, 05c per
yAFu9 now SIG
All Linen 20 and ~ inch--Regular 81 90 per yard
. .SSc
All linen; Good Pattern, ~ inch-Regular
%AsNWg now PA'A0
Napkins to match and all patterns in all grades
from8f. 80 TO $3.50 per dozen.
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COR SETS


and the exceptionally
College Girl Delight
Hose supporters attached All
New Grand Superb De superior
SALE
fronts
nose supporters Regular
2D9-Bk Straight
a
Corded COnt Waist-White
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COTTON BATS

COTTON BATS
We have had several bales Just arrive a slow
shipment, and push them will price
you can buy whether wish them
not They of the best grade Cotton,
thoroughly clean
Pound Batt-Regular price $780, .......... roc
Pound Ratt-Regular price, 81 10; ........
Pound Ratt-Regular price, 81 80: ........ 98c
There lot of sX small Bats that regularly
loo and s3c each that we make at &C. zoe and 5e each
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COTTON BLANKETS

As labor saver to the busy housewife there is
nothing that helps more than saving in bed linen
and this can be done by using the Cotton Blanket
LARGELY. These prices will surprise you
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NOTIONS

We have too much stock in Notions. little things
and such any housewife mother need all the
time and should keep handy You afford to
supply yourself at these prices.
Ladies', Misses and Childrens shoulder Brace
SupporteFs-This sale =. .............2 zoe
Delsarte Supporters--All sizes; sells everywhere
for 15c will sell at. .................f lie
Coats a CIarks' Spool Cotton at Sc per SPOOL
Duplex Safety Pins, all sizes . &c per dozen.
Victoria Safety Pins all sizes. -. 4c per dozen.
Clark's O. N. r.. Lustre all colors !. . = &C each.
Ghildren's School Handkerchiefs .... j. 1c each.
line of Bronze Metal Mantel Clocks, regular
wind and set and standard make. We got a job
lot OF these which regularly sell at S2.25. They
are good time-keepers and during the sale Of
fered at ...... ........ .............. S1,f0
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RIBBONS
J. c. C. coRSETS

RIBBONS C c. coRSETS
RIBBONS
The leading authorities
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