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FOR RENT-A 4-RooM GEM OF A COT
tage at Highland Park. Monte VISTA
bath, toilet gas range Price Sl1 per mo
w d. ELLIS 139 w. Ave. 55. l2-5O-2
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FOR RENT
Houses-Furnished

FOR RENT-BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED
private home l. rooms, baths. 69S
WILTSHIRE PLACE. Apply on premises
12-3O-2
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Houses and Lots
HOUSES AND LOTS

HOUSES AND LOTS
SAME AS RENT
S7OO--3-room new house, close in;
$50 cash. bal. $40
S8OO---3-room new house, lot 50x150;
$50 cash, bal. $40 mo.
S95O-4-room plastered cottage, close in
$50 cash, bal. $40 mo.
Sl0O0--4-room new house, lot 50xl4o;
$50 cash, bal SIS mo.
S11OO--4-room new house, lot 50x1b0;
$50 cash. bal SIS mo
S125O-5-room new house, clo-- in;
$50 cash, bal SIS mo.
S1460-4-room modern house, lot 50Xl5O
$50 cash, bal SIS mo.
S15OO-5-room modern cottage, close in;
$50 cash, bal. $15 mo.
SISOO-5-room modern bungalow;
500 cash. bal. SIS mo.
SI0OO--5-room new modern bungalow;
S1OO cash. bal SIS mo.
s2OOO-5-room modern house, Euclid ave.
500 cash. bal. SIS mo.
S23OO-5-room mod. bungalow, Euclid ave
500 cash, bal $50 mo.
S25OO-7-room house, 4th and Euclid ave.
$500 cash, bal SIS mo-
S2G0O-6-room modern house, Euclid ave
5000 cash. bal SIS mo.
S36O0-9-room mod. bungalow. Euclid ave
5000 cash, bal SIS mo.
S30OO--S-room modern house, Euclid Hts
$1,000 cash, bal. SIS mo-
This house is worth $4,000 cash.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY.
TAYLOR REALTY CO.
Corner East First and Evergreen SITS.
Phones: D1117, Boyle 1866. 12-29-i
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Rooms-Furnished

FOR RENT-s12, GROOM MODERN
house on IROLO ST. West 4742. 1902
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FOR RENT-6-RoOM COTTAGE, MODERN
conveniences; high ground; close in; desir-
able. 1874 KERN ST. Phone West S45 12-30-S
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TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A NICE
sunny furnished room in private family at
So per week. Call at 451 S. DAILY ST, or
phone East 500. l2-S0-S
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-BLACK PERSIAN LAMB RUFF, BE-
tween Eastlake park and Broadway tunnel
Leave at HERALD office and receive re-
ward I2-30-3
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FOR Neutrality-suspicious.; NICE 8 ROOMS
with bath. pantry, rear 1044 Georgia, SlS
Sos N. Figueroa, rooms, nat, bath not
water. s1S. Reduced rent Close in.
12-30-2
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Miscellaneous

WILL EXCHANGE FIVE HORSE POWER
motor for small job press motor in good
condition. press must be in same. BOX
S434, Herald. 9-26-tf
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PERSONALS
INFORMATION MANrEp

INFORMATION WANTED OF EITHER OF
my three children, going under assumed
name of Smith; Margaret age II; George, q;
Lii Mai, 7, by their father, GEORGE w.
GRUMBLES, general delivery. Los Angeles.
ok
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FOR RENT
Houses

FOR RENT-NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE,
every modern convenience; just completed
S12.5O water free. 6305 Eagle Rock ave-
nue.. Garvanza E. r. THRELKELD. 410
Exchange bldg, S21 W. Third ST. 1908
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S Opportunity Ads, Yours Should Be THERE"
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade Station. Fifth and Central Ave.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED LARGE
comfortable every room sunny; summer
rates year around; only $3.50 week up.
Rf1h W 10TH 1902
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FOR REMITTANCE SUNNY HOUSE
keeping suite, 8 rooms, with all conven-
fences; also small housekeeping suite in
rear cottage; low rates. 1926 S. BUNKER
HILL 1902
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FOR SALE-ALAIOsT NEW OAK ROLL TOP
desk and revolving chair; typewriter desk
and chair; fine Remington No, 7; very
cheap make offer. 2055 S. MAIN ST, room
y, Call after II a. m. 1902
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FOR RENT-NICE 5-ROoM COTTAGE ON
w. Jefferson. Phone SOUTH 4746.
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FOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED |
Groom house, 40S W. ADAMS; beautiful
location 12-30-2 |
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FOR SALE-NEW sIX-ROoM CEMENT
block house; new water proof facing on
blocks: right up to date and a beauty; own
er is having it built by day labor. $500
property for 5000 if taken quick BOX 1908,
Herald. l2-3O-2
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sroRAeE

STORAGE ROOMS FOR RENT; LARGE AND
small close in; convenient for handling
goods; rents low S. A. WIDNEY, s46 San
tee street. E-So-l
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| FOR RENT-s-ROOM HOUSE. SIS; FOUR
room house $40; S-room house SIS. Apply
627 COLLEGE ST. Close in 12-SO-2
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-30

s4soo-CeneraI furniture store, in prominent
beach town. doing the largest cash business
in the city; daily sales 800 and over; years
established: fine double front dlsplayi Ial Is
store rooms. warehouse, yard and four dwell
ing rooms in rear; partner retiring account
~ other interests. See LEAHY g. SON.
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FOR RENT-12 HOUSES 81 TO s25 MO.
c. NJ. BUCK. 313 W. Sd st. Main 2S5,
A32S6 1902
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FOR RENT-MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE,
1105 E. Pico. SIS; water paid Inquire at
1113 e. PICO west of Central 1902
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st2oo--cAsH GENERAL GROCERY
Boyle Heights; large rooms; rent only
600. harn horse, wagon, rig, fixtures.
computing scale; all new and nice conol-
ton; no book accounts; no close competi.
tion: other interests require time OF
owner You can buy this on good terms
See LEAHY & SON.
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$4,000 - GENERAL GROCERY IN
tbriving town in Ventura county; living
rooms. good fixtures, fresh stock; cash
trade: rent s2S; receipts $50 daily; this
,eraanerous business can be had on easy
terms For full directions and terms see
IEAHY SON.
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ss75o-If you want to buy a high class
GENERAL GROCERY, doing all cash trade
and a large business in nearby town at
% per cent less than it is worth, you can
h,tv II now. We will sell grocery worth
$500 for 1880 LEAHY & SON.
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SIC COO for GENERAL MDsE. STORE, near
By town; cash business, s240O monthly; town
and surrounding population $500; you can
divide the purchase; $1,000 or invoice Dry
-.aSs etc $4,000 or invoice hardware and
paints; double store fronts; rent $25 each;
esfablished years. See LEAHY SON.
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PIANOS

FOR SALE OR RENT. CHICKERING
piano. in first class order; Sl35, So pay
ments; rent 50. Go w. 9Th. 12-l4-m
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5000 GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
In nearby town; rent only $40; monthly re-
ceipts $500; barns. corrals, ETC.; horses,
wagons, harness, / buggy; stock tresh
goods. hardware. gents goods, feed and
grain: to be sold for cash or part ex-
change through my agents. LEAHX &
SON.
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s1boo buys a BAKERY with living rooms;
doing s35 daily, all cash: oven 10x12; rent
coz. IN nearby town of 600 people, and vicinity
thickly populated; Is miles out; horses.
WAGON, counters, showcases, in good condi-
sion See LEAHY SON.
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ss5o-Two vegetable routes, nearby town:
$50 for one route, including horse, wagon and
harness; 5000 for larger route, with morse
wagon and harness; each route earning clear
o.,sr s70 weekly: splendid chance for two or
more to join and make good living. see
fEAHY & SON.
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1880 or fnvoice-BooKs. STATIONERY.
CONFECTIONERY; elaborate soda fountain;
in nearby city OF 1000 population; doing
fine business and capable of increase trade;
sickness of owner compels him to part with
This elegant store and paying business in
vestment, fully worth $1,000 See LEAHH d
SON
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GREAT BARGAIN-5-ROOM MODERN
cottage: large lot 5SX296; variety fruit
trees. lawn, chicken houses and outhouses;
located about / blocks of Echo park.
Price $3.50, $500 cash. Absolutely best
buy in city.
f L. CRAIG, 105 s. Broadway.
1901
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FOR RENT-s1s, MODERN GROOM COT
tage; large lot; stable. 621 W. BOTH.
1902
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s1ooo-HALF INTEREST IN SHIPPING
BUSINESS, BUTTER, POULTRY, EGGS,
cHFESE etc. nearby town; business mas
Increased to the extent that owner must
have a partner at once. This lucrative prop
osition with future business in sight is Of
fared to the right man. See LEAHH q
SON
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ss00-2-CHAIR BARBER SHoP-rent sl2 so;
business receipts $50 weekly; lease; hydraulic
chairs: mirrors, stands, gas heater; rear
living room; this nicely furnished shop With
out capable competition, open for short
time for quick buyer. See LEAHf d. SON
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LEAIIY & SON.

suite 3ll-s1z-3i2ls Severance Bldg,
Cor. sth and Main streets.
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rnn pR1NrINa orr1cE.

JOB Fft11N l44NG On r ILL.,
$500 will buy first class, completely
equipped printing office; all material In good
condition; doing fine trade with paying pat
ronage; well located for the printing busi-
ness. good reason for selling; this opportunity
can be bought through LEAHY q SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-30

1000 shares Of Industrial stock at Sbc; par
81 90; in blocks to suit or If whole is taken
: membership on board Of directors or lucrs-
tive position plant is in full operatlohi stosA
from treasury invested in future output;
membership local men Of standing. see
I.1nAHY & SON.
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PENNY ARCADE.

kATNNIta4II3s
ss7oO-PENNY ARCADE; the best pay
ing, best located, most completely EQUIPPED
ne largest patronized and beyond all ques-
ton the best displayed ARCADE in the city;
earning $50 to $25 daily over expenses; re-
movable lease. For thorough investigation.
reasons for selling and terms see LEAH
& SON.
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alLLlARp AND POOL rAeLEs

FOR sALE-NEW AND SECOND HAND Bill
lard and pool tables, bar fixtures OF all kinds;
EASY payrnents. Send for catalogue. THE
BRUNSWICK BALKE CoLI4ENDER co.
Tel Sunset Main 175s; Home 271 Ss1-S Eest
Third ST ll-2oroltl
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est cried: "llc is very ncar.' Then
with one voice they cried: "Wc will
90 up into the air. There he cannot
come with us. -
Slowly and gracefully they rose,
until they reached the places they
now occupy in thc SKY. Baakil again
invoked aid Of the Grict Chief, and
through him was allowed to rise to
the sky. But before he was able to
embrace any Of his wives he too was
turned into Il star
That is why there now are five
stars close together i'm the plciadcs
and one at the side. This one, the
Indians arc convinced, is the Flea.
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by the different railroad companies.
and their nvcra"" life in this country
Is not more than six or seven years.
From Il study Of European methods.
and The knowledge Of wood prcScrvn-
lI"n under conditions in this country,
TIMBER trStin" engineers say it is
reasonably certain that an average
life Of from Is tn 20 wears may be
secured by treating lhc lie with a
GOOD prcSrrvativc and thc use Of i'm
proved devices for the prevention Of
mechanical abrasion, thus 10 a large
degree diminishin" the drain uuon the
timber supply.
While the quantity Of timber used
Tor ties Is very great and the problem
OF a Future supply is a serious one.
vet tins class Of timber is not thr only
one which should receive considcra-
llon. y greater length Of service from
timber now used by railroads for
bridges, trcStlrs. piles, fences, and
Transmission poles is greatly to be de-
sired.
~. J.. kuchn, engineer Of track and
roadway, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi
rH"" d ST. LojIiS Railway is chairman
Of thiS special wood preservation com
'nittcc and {. G. Crawford. specialist
IN wood preservation. United States
Forest service, is its vicc-chairman.
The first meeting was held in Chicago
in the carly part Of last month for
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GOOD CLOTHING.

Nice assortment Of Mems high
gradc Clothing, etc., all bought in
this stock at soc on the dollar.
iNOurS at manufacturer cost.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP.

So III Homespun at SIC per yd.
Fine Sea Island Slccting at &C
per yard.
Androscoggin Bleaching at &c
per yard
Heavy Ioc Drilling at 71Ic yd.
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FLEA. IN TIE PLEIADES,
Indian Legend About Five Maidens
WHO Would Marry For
Love.

\ curious explanation Of the ori-
GIN OF the PlciadcS is given by a writ
cr in Out West. who secured it.
among other myths, from a tribe of
California Indians.
According to this piece Of tradition
a great chief was the father of five
daughters SO beautiful that they at
tractcd many suitors. But they de-
clared they would remain single un-
less they COULD marry for love.
They were very cold and critical
and quite ignored the young men who
came to court them. One day when
they were playing and singing, Baa-
Kill. "the Flea" heard them and fol-
lowed the sound until he came in
sight of them. lie was so captivatcd
that he prayed the Great Spirit to
transform him into a handsome man.
No sooner said than done. When
the five daughters stopped dancing,
there among them was so bcautcous
a masculine being that they fell in
love without further ado. When the
Flea had decided on his choice, he
went to the chief ana asked for her
and was happily surprised to find
that all five Of the girls pincd to be
his.
So he married them all, one after
the other. and they lived in peace and
happincs through the winter. But
with the late spring and summer
change took place. The heat affected
the Flea and every time he embraced
one Of his wives they began to itch.
Their rosy cheeks vanished. the buoy
ancy became langur-. and one took
pity on the other and said: "You
must leave him to save your beauty"
When all five had been told the
same thing from each other they de-
cidcd that something must be done.
So at midnight the five sisters met
and each proposed a way Of escape,
vet none was available save that Of
the Youngest. Her plan was that they
leave him for good and ALL
To accomplish this end they gave
him a slccpin" draueht when nc
awokc at his usual hour for his drink:
for Flea was very light Shopper and
the hnrrying and bustling Of the five
women would have awakened him
had he not been dru"ecd. When he
was IN his soundcst sleep the women
l"nHrtcd.
When the Flea awokc many hours
later and got up he thought. "Whcrc
are my wivcs?' Looking about hc |
realized that they had fled. lie went
eastward and had iourncycd many
lays when, just about to rest on the
sandy shore Of the ocean, ne caught
sight of them and cxcitcdly cxclaim..
ID:
"T will catch YOU yct."
They heard him and the Youngest
urncd to see how far behind he was.
She called 70 her sisters: "Lct rs
lastcn; he is gaining on us rapidlv.,
iurlosity caused the oshcrs to turn:
hey lost time until again the younp-
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ccptionS, it is still true that the Unit
ed States is the native land of the
new farmer. lie is the most typical
human product that ::is county has
produced, and that most important,
for, in spite Of his -gotistical cities,
the United States is still Il farm bas-
cd nation.-llcrbcrt Y. Cason. in Nav
Review Of Reviews.
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Railroads and Woosi Preservation.

The recent action by the board Of
directors Of the American railway en-
"lnccrlng and maintenance Of way as
sociati"n in appointing committee
Of seventeen to investigate and rcpnrt
upon the subject Of wood prcscrva-
tion has shown that the practical rail
road men Of the country recognize the
Importance Of taking steps to con-
serve The rapidly diminishing timber
supply Of the United States.
Timber is one Of The principal ma
tcrials purchased by the railroads and
its economical use is a subject Of far
reaching importance. More than 1O0,-
100000 cross ties arc used annually
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.
The Man Who Tills the Soil Has
Come Into His Own at
Last -.

IF the American farmer went ont
of business this year he could clean
up thirty billion tdollors. And lie
ala have to sci }his farm on credit; !;
In SSlcrc is not enough money in the
a Byorld to- pay him half his price.
of tho moncy-mad trusts |!
sght have reason to he mad if
owned the farms, instead Of their
ered stock. When we remember
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that the American farmer earns
enough i'll seventeen oays to buy out
the Standard Oil, and enough in fif-
ty days to wipe Carnegie and the
steel trust off the industrial map, the
story Of the trusts seems like "thc
short and simple annals Of the DOOR -
One American harvest would buy
the kingdom Of Belgium, king and
all; two would buy Italy; three would
buy AustriaHungary, and five at il
spot cash price, would take Russia
from the ear
Talk about swollen fortunes! WITH
the setting Of every sun the money
box OF the American farmer bulge;
with the weight Of twcnty-four new
millions. Only the most athletic i'm
aglnations can conceive or such a
torrent Of wealth.
Place your finger on the pulse OF
your wrist, and count the hcartbeats,
one,-two,-thrce,-four. With every
four Of these quick throbs, day and
night, a thousand dollars clatters into
the gold-bm of the American farmer.
How incomprchcnsiblc it would
seem to Pericles, who saw Greece in
her Golden Age, if he could know
that the yearly revenue of his country
IS now no more than one days paw
for the men who till the soil of this
infant republic!
Or, how it would amaze a rcsurrcc-
ted Christopher Columbus if he were
told that the reveme of Spain and
Portugal are not nearly as much rs
the earnings Of the American far
mers' heni
Merely the crumbs that drop from
The farmers table (otherwise known
rs agricultural cxports) have brought
him in enough in foreign money since
1892 to enable him, if the wished, to
settle the railroad problem once FOR
all by buying every foot of railroad
in the United States.
Such is our New Farmer-a man
for whom there is no name in any
language. lie IS far above the far
mcr OF the story-bOokS as a 1908 tour
ing car is above jinrikisha. In
stead of being an ignorant hoeman in
a barnyard world. he gets the news bI
daily mail and telephone; and Incl
publishes 700 trade Journals
"i his own. Instead Of bciu. money
less peasant, he pays the interest OF
the mortgage with the earnings Of
week. Even this is less Of an expense
than il seems for he borrows money
from himself. out Of his own bank,
and spends the bulk of the tax money
around his own properties.
Farming for business. not for
living-thiS is the motif Of thc nov
farmer. lie is a commcrcialist.--a man
Of the twentieth century. Tie works
as hard as the old farmer aid. but in
a higher way. He uses the four Ms
mind, money, machinery and mus
clc: but rs little Of the latter as pos
siblc.
Neither is he a Robinson Crusoc Of
The soil, as the old farmer was. His |
hermit days arc over: he is man
among men. The railway, the trolley,
the automobile, and the top buggy
nave transformed him into subur-
Dantc. In fact his business has be-
'"mc so complex and many-sidcdc |
hat he touches civilization at more
points and lives larger life than If !
nc were one Of the atoncs Of a crowd
ID city.
All American farmers, Of course,
'rc not of the now variety. The conn
ry is like the city. has its slums. But
'ftcr having made allowance for cx-
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SHOES! SHOES!

Such standard makes as II. D.
Barry's, the Buster Brown Shoes,
and many other standard makes,
bought i'll the bankrupt sale of
+. l.. Bales stock; all new goods
being sold at less than manufactu-
rer'S cost.
Women's 81 SO Oxfords, cost
Sl.Io, sale price 9Sc per pair.
Women's high grade S. 90 Shoes
at S2.25 per pair.
Women's So 100 Shoes and Ok
fords at 81. SO per pair.
High grade Childrcn's Shoes and
OXfortls at ard less than manufac-
turer's cost.
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FOR Sc.

Big lot of 6 aud &c Calicocs at
only sc the yard.
Ico Ladies' Blcached GauZe Vests
at only sc each.
Good Homespun Checks at only
sc the yd.
Good 7Ec Ginghams at only SC
the yard.
Good grade White Lawn at only
sc the yard.
Baby Elite Shoe Polish, the 1oc
grade, at only SC per box.
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SWISS CURTAINS.

Swiss Rufllcd Curtains, worth
'5oc, at only 25c per pair.
Swiss Rulllcd Curtains, worth
Use, ut only SOC per pair
Swiss Curtains, dotted, worth
'$l.25, at only csc per pair.
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LINENS! LINENS!

II hot here III time tor Saturday S
sale, will be here Monday or Tues
day next.
90 in part linen Shccting, worth
Use at SOC per yd.
Join all linen Shectings, suitable
for skirts, suits, ETC., worth S1.Io,
at only S5c per yard.
MBluc Linen worth .loc at CSC vd
36 i'll fine all linen Cambria, worth
SOC, at csc per yard.
FOR $1.OO
Big lot of Ladies' high class
tailored Wash Skirts, worth SI.5o
at S. 90 each.
SILKS!
To "rrive at once, 10 in China
Silk worth csc at Ivc yi.
Me: China Silks, in blues, pinls
and whites. worth 4oc, at o9c yd.
Fl in China Silks, br,t SOC grades,
at 44c per yard.
31 in 81 90 Black Taffcta Silk at
Use per yard.
Mems Elastic Seam Drawers.
best SOC ones made, at CSC pair.
Mems SOC Shirts, best on earth
for til. price, at 3SC each
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
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We have new goods coming in
Ibv every freight and express. Our
|b'.vc- buys only for the cash in
case lots from the mills. Buying
for cash, and selling only for cash,
enables him to save you from 20 to
10 Dpr cent