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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
To Cut Plate Glass,

To cut a piece of plate glass 1t ia
thought diamond cutter is necessary,
but it IS not If the glass is not very
thick 1t can be cut with a pair of scis-
sors, a large pair being preferable.
While cutting hold the glass beneath
half a foot or more of water, and it
can be cut any shape desired. A
round piece Of glass has been cut out
of a good sized pane in just this man.
ner. The scissors do not have to be
extra sharn-Success
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
A Side Lloht.

The fortune teller. whose speciality
was restoring lost and stolen articles
by her powers of divination and spirit
help, was perturbed
She had missed a wallet full of bills
aud diamond ring from her bureau
drawer.
Maria" she cried to her assistant
have you taken the most effective
means to get those articles back?"
'Yes'm," said Maria. 81 reported II
right of to the police"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
ESTIMATE INJURIES
Big Concerns Want Figures
on Contracts That They
Are About to Let.

At the Pullman shops inquiries for
estimates are coming in more rapidly
than before and several large con-
tracts will undoubtedly be closed this
month. Work on the big street car
contract is now in full blast and sew
eral hundred men have been added to
the pay rolls, that now number close
to 5000
The shipments have been about the
same as usual, the customary detailed
statement not being available at tho
present time. A more hopeful feeling
characterizes the atmosphere in and
around Pullman, and 1t is thought thar
prosperity and better normal condi-
tions will soon be realized.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
New Holland Tramway system.

The Dutch government has grant
ed concession to the Amsterdam &
North Holland Tramway Company to
build and operate an electric railway
system In Holland. The route will be
nearly SO kiloms, running from Am
sterdam north through Zaandam to
kromeminie, from Zaandyk to Wyk-
aan-Zee, and Wormerveer to Purmer-
end. The Holland Development Com
pany of Amsterdam will build the en-
tire system.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
The Sense of DUTY

A sense of duty pursues us ever. 1t
is omnipresent like the Deity. If we
take to ourselves the wings of the
morning. and dwell in the uttermost
parts of the sea, duty performed or
duty violated is still with US, for our
happiness or our misery. If we say
the darkness shall cover us, in the
darkness as in the light our obliga-
tons are with us yet-Daniel Web
ster.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
Costly Popularity.

Frances cruiser Leon Gambetta is
named after the famous politician,
who died on December 81, 1882 In the
times of his intense popularity Gam
beta had an experience which he was
wont to tell against himself. In Paris
admirers unyoked his horses and
dragged the carriage to his house.
Gambetta would narrate this with an
air of pride, and he would add, with
a smile: But never saw my horses
again."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10

Paris Pattern No. 2470, All Seams
Allowed.-This simple little apron
may be developed in almost any ma
terial, and many variations in the way
OF trimming will give it an entirely diff
ferent effect. For instance, the body
portion of the garment may be made
of checked Bingham, with the yoke
band, belt, pocket and wristband of
plain bingham, or if the apron be made
of white Persian or Victoria lawn. the
yoke-bands and wristbands may be
of all-over embroidery, and the hem
and pocket finished with feather-stitch-
ing. The pattern is in five sizes-one
to nine years. For a child of five
years the apron requires "a yards
of material p inches wide. or two
yards So inches wide.
To procure this pattern send 10 cents
to Pattern Department" of this paper.
Write name and address plainly, and be
sure to give size and number of pattern.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
FIGHT IN HARBOR SALOON.

Indiana Harbor. -CspeciaD-A
battle royal in Cohen's saloon on Parish
avenue broke out this morning among
the foreigners. They beat each other
up in a brutal manner and when the
smoke of battle had cleared awav IL
was found that one of the battlers was
quite badly bruised up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
Bird Narration.

An Italian scientist believes that
daylight alone determines bird migra-
ton. The summer migrants, he says,
come north to take advantage of the
longer days and go south again to
avoid the short and dark ones
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10

When you advertise, you must re-
member that You have to reach a class
that has the buying propensity. That's
the class THE TIMES reaches. Ehere,s
some class to that class.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
L|NEMEN AFFLICTED
WITH THE RED EYE"
After Attempting to Give
Gary a New Coat of Paint
They Are Run In.
HOL D UP RESTAURATEUR
Go Into His Place and Order the Best
in the House, Then Walk Out
Without Paying.

number of linemen working on the
Chicago South Bend interurban started
out Sunday to paint the town red. and
in an hour the whole bunch had ended
in calaboose. Five of them in all.
were arrested and charged with in
toxication and disorderly conduct. Two
OF them gave the officers a hard fight
before they were landed and it was
necessary for the officers to use their
batons to subdue the drunken rowdies.
The party of about ten linemen.
working near Gary. getting pretty well
filled up with red eye" thought that
they could hold the town in their power
force of numbers One of the
places they entered was Warne's res
taurant on Jefferson, near Tenth ave-
nue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10

Paris Pattern No PASS, All Seams
Allowed.-This skirt is one of the new
est models, with an inset panel at the
lower edge, in the front 1t is fas-
tened under the inverted box-plait at
the center-back. and is adaptable to
both plain and striped materials, being
trimmed either side of the inserted
panel with buttons and cord loops.
The pattern is in seven sizes-22 to "a
inches, waist measure. For rs waist
the skirt requires So yards of mate
rial 20 inches wide, SIS yards SO
inches wide, AZ yards AZ inches wide.
or 3A yards 54 inches wide; six but
tons, and one yard of braid for loops.
Width of lower edge about Az yards.
To procure this pattern send 10 cents
to Pattern Department" of this paper.
Write name and address plainly, and be
sure to give size and number of pattern.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10
Sat at Lunch Counter.

Here they sat the at the lunch coun-
ter and ordered the most expensive
olnner that could be found on the bill
of fare. After eating 1t they rose in a.
body and made for the door without
paying for their dinners. The propri-
etor tried to stop them but the fell
lows gave him the laugh and left their
bills unpaid. Several other PAGES they
entered and tried to manage affairs
until the police who had been notified
found them and after a struggle the
men were taken to the station. Those
arrested were, James Wolfender, Mar
shall Wisconsin, p. E. Gansen, Chicago.
L. keyes. Michigan City, Clyde Elk
horn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-10

Try Want Ad In tAe Times.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
N1mero 18O

do unos cuantos pufIetazos que acc Sc
todavia ie doleran.
Adn hoy. vivi6ndo entire los esplen.
dorcs del Vaticano sigue Pho x con-
Servando muchas de sus costumbreg $
antl9 9uas. Asf cuando era un medes-
tisimo cura, adquiri6 Ia costumbre dc
h,nplar la pluma en- Ia manga cuando
aca0aba de escribir; ahora, no po-
cas- veces Sc distrse y f. podeis fgu-
raros como estara So candida sotana
pontifcia.
Sin ser supersticioso nj mueho me.
nos, Ell Papa esta profundamente con.
venc1do de que el n1mero nueve
ejerce cierto inaujo sobre su vida.
He sido parroco nueve .af1os-
.sueIe observar entfe bromas Y veras.
--Durante nueve af1oS desempefe ef
largo de auxiliar del obispo de Tre-
viso; nueve amos tambien, fuf Obispo
de Mantua; Otros nueve he sido pa
trlarca de Venecia; y yo no sc por
que Sc me fgura que iustamente
|nueve, nj uno mas nj uno menos han
de ser los amos de mi pontihcado.
DE dcsear es que el Papa, en- este
.asunto no esPiritual, no sea infalible.
z. Tedeschs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
San Juan Puerto-Rico Vjernes 81 de Julio de 1908

lei mundo. No pueden ser sus
ImaeStras de I'm modo absolute
las naciones del norte, porque
una nacion de temperamentC
flematico no debe ser Ia precep.
tora de otra nacion de tempera-
Imento ardoroso. X ST recorre-
mos sobre ell paralelo de Cuba to-
da la circunsferencia del plane
ia, tampoco hallaremos ning1n
Ipais que nos ofrezca eiemplos
plausibles Y que puedan servir-
nos de provecho.
La Isla de Cuba encierra en-
su seno todos los elementos ne
'cesarios para construir una ma
'ci0n grapde Y dichosa. Su sue
10 es feracfsimo, su china deli
Icioso Y sus pobladores, a pesar de
sus vicios Y tlaquezas, son muy
superlores a los de otros paises
que tanto admiramos..
Pero ivayales usted con el
.cuento a nuestros reformadores
Los enContrara embelesados to-
da la vida en- Ia contemplation
de las estrellas. FL legislator
.cubano, saliva las excepciones
CONSEQUENCES, es astr6nomo por
voCaci0n. No observa mas que
con el telescope, hi estudia otra
.cosa que los grandes cuerpos lu-
.minOSos que iran en- otras este
raS. Para ellos el microscopic
.es I'm Instruments mortal, y no
.0bStante es el unico que puede
desCubrir las verdaderas fuen
teS de la vida.
PerO. amigo, el telescopio pro
vOca grandes ensuenos Y el mi
.croScOpio conduce a grandes me-
ditaciOnes, Y entire 10 que hace
sonar Y 10 que haee discurrir
optamOs por 10 primero puesto
que OtreCe mayOres encantos.
Y he ahf por que andamos va
gante perpetuamente en- el mum.
do de las visiones.
N. Aluarea Marrdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
INVBRNALBS
A Mercedes M0ta.

Tcdavfa brillab~n en- ST. seno los
.diminut $ semj-ccpos de nieve, los
.caS.os alahares dc vfrgen d4sposada.
ou mblante nunuiando la NJ
preston que lie causabl el recuerdo
de aquel acto de a liturgia religiosa
tenia tintes de invernales decepcio-
mes.
El aroma del incienso quemado en-
el altar; la voz del sacerdote; las lati-
meas leyendas de la Blbiia; el rumor
de la genie apifada en- las escalina.
tas de la Iglesia .... -s.--i
Iodo aquell0 pareci9le un sueno.
Dudaba de la realidad solo creia en-
ESQ que ella llamaba el fantasma del
DeStino. Y miraba todos lados la
dos, asombrada, confusa, inquieta CO,
mo 81 quisiese despertar de un letar-
go, de IN sueflo. descorIer elvelo..
Fl oleaje de la fiesta era 10 que
podian admirar 6us .ojos. llenoS de
vida, empapados de lagrimas
Rumor sofocado de orgfa, vahos
de regocijo era 10 tnico que en- ecos
sordoS llegaba hasta sus 0idos.
Esclava del amor, perdio su liber-
lad. FuG un fulgor divin6 un des-
tello del cielo, brindado p6r el carl
no de un hombre que habfa .iurado
amarla, amarla ttername1Je con la
passion de un loc3....
Habia alberto. aquelld noche de-
recuerdos benditos, al go al como
un parentesis muy grande en- la pa
sion de 81 vida.
Nina adn, toc6 a las pueytas del
mundo, y de brazos de On hombre
pisaba los umbrales dc la vida huma.
ia, de una vida LENA de misticismos
y de dolores, vestida de blanco con
el simbolismo de la pureza.
Sus sueilos color de rosa no can
cluirfan. Oue1aba Ia luna de miel
q brillarla en- ell h0rlzonte de. sus
noches placenteras. y IN sol muv
hermoso que iIuminaria los. primeroe
d S de su nueva vida.
va no lugaria con as blondas de
su rubia ohiquilas de yeso
va no harla trajes de seda y deem.
cafes para sus bellas mufiecas.
va las aves huyeron de Della. Va
Ia DIlSA Lugaz Qe La inOcencta luVeDil
no le azotaria. va la Ultima de las
tardes alegres moria Ia campana We
Gina, llorando, anunciaba la desgracia
in6nita -.
Y gemia =. gemfa por sus penas
fut ra~ y la ausencia de ratos felices.
Adios tradiciones afeias; adios re-
liquias de mi amor bendito; adioe
mu6ecas mias; adios primavera de
mi hermosa existencial
Adios viejo Job. til que fuiste mi
ayuda, Y me llevabas al prado. 4 Ia
fuente de ma1ana, de tarde. de dia
y de noche!...
Adios!...
Luis Samalea Lgfena..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
DBSDB CUBA
V s. TO N Fl $

CuandO I'm refOrmadOr tropi-
cal siente imperiosos deseos de
Teformar algo, cosa que lie suce-
de los mas de los diaS del ailo, 10
primero que Sc le 0Curre es vol
verse cara al Norte Y evocar las
espl6ndidas imagenes de a S
grandes Ciudades que Sc 1eVan-
tan en- tieTras de Europa Y en-
tierras de Estados Unidos.
LuegO Sc vuelve cara al Sur,
mira en- tOrno suyo todO 10 en-
cuentTa defciente y miserable.
Paris, :Londresl Berlin! Nue.
va York! -. .iCeleStiales man
stones!
7, sin embargo, NADIA hay tan
enganadOr como eS0s deSlum-
brantes fantasmas que Sc desta-
can en- las lejanias. Esto 10 COM
Drueban las relaci0nes que nos
han dejado los explotadores de
paises ignotOs. Con frecuencia
weian levantarse sObre Ia su-
perflCie del mar una TERRA in
comparable por su hermosura.
i He ALI el Edenl-exclamaba
ei descubridor; saltaba. a TERRA
y aqu1 tropezaba con un reptil
wenenoso, mas ALA con una bes-
tia feroz, luego con una lagu-
na pertilente despu6s con una
antrop0fago Y, por fin, regresa-
0a a su Carabela, COnvencido de
que, por entOnces, en- aquel eden
era imposi bic la vida.
Sonador tropical: 81 ag1n dia
deSembarCaS en- eSaS encantadas
regiones que tanto admiras,
pronto te convenceras he que
tus entusiasmOs eran hii0s tan
solo de una faIaz vision. Y la
prueba esta Ell que tOd0s los Gu
banos que reciden en- Europa,
por grandes que sean sus como
didades ALI, sus verdaderas ho-
ras de placer son aQuellas en-
que cierra los oj0S para lamar
su Imagination a traves de los
mares Y mecerla entrelas Tomas
Y los palmares de su TERRA ma
tiva.
Y adn dire mas impulsado
Dor esta franqueza asturiana
que Dios me di0: el espanol que
vueIve q sus patrios lares, des-
pnes de ounce 8 veinte amos de
residencia en- Cuba. tambi6n ex-
perimenta, al cabo de algunos
xneses, la misma nostalgia que
el cubano y los mismos ensue-
nos. Y We al traves de las ME
bias inverna1es de sus montanas,
horizontes azules y colinas yer
des y risuenas, Y en- fin, que
auui no sc necesitan nj gorrasI
Deludas, nj capaS III "madrefles ),
nj papel sellado.
Siendo este asf, como 10 es, ia
aue vicne csc rfd1culo afan de
nuerer ajustar nuestra vida 1 los
nsos costumbres de otros pue-
bios remotos? Cuba es nnica en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

Una mafiana EN- que Pic Sc sin
ito pentinamente indispuesto, ira !
ieronle como cordial una botella de
vino de Tokai, viejo de Glen amos.
|ofrecida por el Emperador de Aus
tria 4 Leon Kill. Excnsado es decir
que con tai nectar el Papa Sc repuso
en- seguida; IN camarero Sc llev6 Ia
botella, y luego, la hora del almuer-
20, pidio 81 pontifice que de nuevo la
trajesen para dar 4 probar una copita
a 81 secretario. Al pronto, el CANA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
LAS OFICINAS


La Direction y Administra-
cion del BoLETIN MERcANTTL
DE PUERTO RICO, han sldo
trasladadas d la calle de SAN
JOSE, NUN. 8, primer piso, 10
que participamos a nuestros
relacionados y al pdblico en-
general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

IA que seguir7 impossible es reu
mir todas las an6cdotas de este inte-
resantlsimo libro, que pinta al Papa
actual como TN hombre sencilIo y
buenfsimo, todo carload Y todo cora
zon. Concluir6 citando dos hechos
notables.
Cuando pfo x era parroco en- Sal
zano, oyo IN dfa i'm compaflero suyo
de tute eehar unos ternos "Que en-
cendfan el pelo" porque habia perdi-
do tres juegos consecutivos. Z lleg6
IN instante Ell que no supo contener-
sc Y abalanzandose al blasfemo lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

LAS audiencias privadasl Estas
son para ell Papa uno de los suplicios
mas grandes. Numerosas familia s
de alto copete van con free .encia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

visitar Ell Pontfice, Y el buen Pontffi-
Ice tiene que armarse de paciencia {
Iinteresarse por cada uno de los pre-
sentes, y por los otros miem bros de
la familia 4 quienes no conoce, has
ia por los que en- el porvenir hayan
de entrar en- ella, como son los no
vios los futuros suegros de las Sc
noritas.
Luego Sc presenta, por ejemplo,
una docena de damas francesas que
sienten absolute necesidad de expire
sar personamente & Pfo x su indig-
nae ion ante la obra de la masonerfa
francesa y del abom Unable Clemen-
ceau. ese demonio gubernamental que
vomito el inferno.
AprOVeChando la oportunIdad, deS-
pues de despacharse & gusto con Gle
menceau, Briaud Y sus compaf1eros.
las respetables damas piden a. Pontf
fee la bendici6n para elias, sus pa
rientes, sus conocidos y sus descono
cidos. Luego suplican que. bendiga
tamblen las docenas y docenas de me-
dallas, rosarlos, escapularios, relica-
rios y devocionarios que van sacando
como por artc de magia de ent-e sus
vestid0s, EN- iucreible n1mero
A rengl6n seguido llega IN grupo
de damas americans los altos fun
cionarios de la Secretarfa de Estado.
los sacerd0tes de distintos paises, a
veces. -. ihasta los indeles!, porque
Pic X no Sc ha negado nunca 4 reel =
blr nadie, sea oveja tiel oveia des-
carriada, y aun Sc ha dado ell case de
que en- alguna circunstancia haya mos.
trado cierta predilecci6n por los is
raelitas.
Por ejemplo. siendo Obispo de
NJ antu y habi6ndole preguntado
Leon XIII que. tai Sc portaban los
cristianos de su Di6cesis, respon-
dio lisa llanamente: Los mejores
cristianos de Mantua son los judlos. =
Inlitil fu6 que el mayordomo mayor
del Vaticano le hiciese q Pho x, en-
los primeros d1as de su pontifcado
alguna respetuosa observation sobre
las prescrip pciones del ceremonial
Una tradlci0n que Sc remonta & los
jtiamp0S de TTrhono VIII avi0a al
S9nt6 psdra n,,e o1rn,,aroa oaaa
IcomDletamente solo Leon XIII ira.
ldicidna1ie+o oc6rriroo lac oonto1oe
veces que convidaba 4 81 secretario.
le hacia sentarse 4 Ia mesa desde ell
momento de servir la sopa; pero so
lamente deSpu6s de haber conclude
conner ell Papa, Sc pon1a ell cubie~to
para Ell Secretario. Cuando Pio x
decide conner acompaf1ado de monse-
for Bressan, no faIt6 quien quisiera
disuadirle de clio, pero Su Santidad
repuso que 81 Urbano VIII habla i'm
plantado esa costunbre. el Ia ouerfa
| FL D9nq 0tcta DE manfarpc hien
mooeSFoS; u soPa' ae pasta con Ju
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

10 mismo que cuando era cura pa
rroco de Salzano, donde sofia ir 6l
mismo por las mafianas abrir las
puertas de Ia iglesia. Pfo x salta del
lecho al amanecer. Su Santidad duer-
me poquisimo; ST. mas largo sueflo no
pasa nunca de cuatro horas.
Cuando, q ESQ he las cinco, su Sc
cretario particular, monsef1or Bresan,
entra en- la alcoba papal, encuentra
al Pontifce vestido va y leyendo ell
breviario.
Despues de celebrar 10 misa TO
mar el desayuno, Pho X gusta bajar &
los Jardines y pasear un ratio por
aquellas soberbias alamedas.
Luego vlene la hora de despachar
la CORE spondencia. presidir las reu
niones de cardenales, dar audiencias,
etc, etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

LHfs Samaiea LgieSta.~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-31
BLACK HAWK WINS
n. w. BENEFITS Launch Easily
Takes Championship in Boat
Clubs Smile Event.
MONTGOMERY M. is SECOND
Herbert Reck and Hubbard Doolcy
Finish First in HaIf-MiIe Canoe
Race at the Harbor.

As was expected. the Black Hawk,
owned by H. w. Bennett. ran away
from the rest of the boats entered in
the five mile freefor-all race held by
the Island City Boating association
last evening. The race was for the
championship of the club and the
prize was panama hat donated for
the purpose by j. J. Ullemeyer The
time for the five miles was about &c
minutes. The Montgomery, owned by
WI. Chambers, was second, being about
five minutes behind the winner and
the other boats that were in the race
trailed in behind it with Ralph
Smiths Tantum II leading them
The canoe race was far more in
teHsting than the launch race, being
much closer. Herbert Reck and Hub
bard Dcoley won the race by several
lengths with Rollin Sturgeon and
Will Griffith their nearest competitors
There were four canoes entered in
the race and they kept together
nearly all the way over the half mile
course. The prize in this race was a
fine shirt for each of the paddlers
given by M. & K.
POstpOnes Slow Race.
The most interesting race of those
scheduled for the evening. the slow
race, had 20 be postponed again on
account of darkness. The races were
scheduled to start at Z O'Clock sharp,
but it was nearer s o'clock when they
finally got away and when the five
mile race was finished it was so dark
that 1t was thought advisable to post
pone the slow race in order that the
many people who had come down to
the river to see the races should not
he disappointed by having the race
run when they could not see il There
was large crowd in attendance at
the boat house and along the shore.
showing that the interest in the club
is constantly growing.
The next time the club will come
before the public. is Monday evening
when it will give, benefit excursion
on the w. w. The proceeds from
the trip will be used to pay off the
cebt of the club. The excursion
leaves this side of the river at s
o'clock
Special Meeting Called.
A special meeting of the boat club
has been called fer tomorrow evening
at the boat house. The members of
the club who were appointed on the
committees which have charge of the
arrangements for the excursion are to
be on hand so that the club can settle
the details and make certain that there
will be no bitches Monday. There is
some other minor business to come up
also and it is likely that the club will
decide to hold races again next Thurs
day evening. The slow race and the
rowboat race are the next on the list
to be run off. There will probably be
races. every week until the end of the
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-31

evaporated peaches, three pounds for
% cents.
Misses handsome tan low shoes, all
sizes from SR to 2, 81 pair Saturday
{ at McCabe's.
You should buy oxfords now and
save money at Wright's shoe sale, 1908
Second avenue. go
Black and white driving fly nets,
worth So, special for Saturday, $1.29.
Young e McCombs.
Lloyd's closing out sale comes to an
end tomorrow. Have you had your
share of the bargains?
Lloyd's closing out sale comes to an
end tomorrow. Have you had your
share of the bargains?
Mems. womens and children's OK
fords must go regardless of former val
ues at Wright's shoe SALE
Usinger's Milwaukee ham butts,
liver sausage and wfiners fresh every
Saturday at Battles & Co.
Now is the time to buy a glove, mitt
or anything in the sporting goods line.
J. 5 per cent off at Benefits.
A buggy whip free with every fly
net Saturday, also double trading
stamps. Young & McCombs.
So heavy leather fly nets, just the
thing for work horses. special for Sat
urday, $3.50. Young & McCombs.
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