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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-22

When the conference Of governors
Of states and men distinguished in 20
litical life CT the nation met az the
White House in Washington. May 13-
14-l5. in behalf OF the preservation OF
the country's natural resources. the
strangest. and perhaps. the most i'm
portant convention ever held in the
capitol was inaugurated.
Among those invited 10 attend BY
President Roosevelt himself we're mem
bers Of the cabinet. judges Of the su-
preme court OF the United States,
governors Of all the states In the
union. including the executives Of
Alaska and Hawaii. and Andrew Car
negie. William Jennings Bryan. James
J. Hill. the railroad magnate: John
Mitchell. the labor leader and prom
inent scientists and business men
from all over the country.
Political differences. opposing issues
Of national questions and business
rivalry were laid aside TO discuss the
ways and means OF conserving the nat
ural resources Of the country.
President Roosevelt opened the con
vention with an exposition OF the why
and wherefore o. the conference and
an outline Of his views Of the mat
ter. While on his trip down the Mis-
sissippi river last fall. with the gov.
errors Of 1s states. under the auspices
Of the Inland Waterways association,
he is said 10 have obtained the
nucleus Of the idea which resulted in
the present conference.
Il will be remembered that Presi-
dent Roosevelt on that trip expressed
the opinion that the question OF the
I conservation Of the natural resources
az tie country was Of more import.
ance than the regulation Of the rate
question.
A number q papers. prepared al
the presidents request. were read
and discussed.
James ] Hill. The railroad king
spoke on Relations Between Rail and
water transportation His paper
dealt with such subjects as the
growth OF rail transportation. its dis
tribution and extent of systems. cost
and present value traffic and earning
capacity. estimated cost ~ the cultiva
ton Of trees for railroad ties and
their preservation. increasing railways
70 meet prospective requirements. etc
Regarding water transportation Mr.
Hill dealt with its cost. present facil
tiles. relation 10 rail transportation
pressing lines ~ development. regu
lation by business interests or by Law
influence 81 cheapened transportation
on production. etc.
Under the general head OF land
resources. Prot. r. G. Chamberlain OF
the University of Chicago. in a paper
on soil" dealt with its origin. nat
ural products progressive enrich
ment. effects Of cultivation. erosion
and general estimates q loss to Tho
country through needlessly reduced
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-22

sure you that ! heartily agree IT'D
ycur conclusion that The couserFat e
a. the natural resources ~ our ccl-'ry
presents a problem demanding i-e
best thought q our times Is sllfT--
Gus. We have been exploiting VIZ
resources with no thought q ne -r
row. and the claims u posterr ,
Us should certainly be taken ito
count"
In his letter az invitation r. ~
conference President Roosevelt s1
There is no other question rF
before the nation ~ equai e-
with the question n conse-fltr- p
our natural resources. and Is
plain duty az rs who. for ihe
are responsible. 20 take .nrer
the natural resources Which hsr-
handed down 20 rs. 20 frre
needs 81 the future. and So baud
great sources Of our Vrosreri't
not 10 destroy In advance al. t
the prosperity az cur descel i-H
The need FOR such q cCrte-r--+
illustrated BY few facts ycr
by investigators. Government
sav that between 500. LOO ooH ar-
600 600 tons n coal were ics- ir
by penny wise and pound
methods. and tina; The total 81
since the beginning n ne
is 80 600 coo o0o tons Niilo1-
millions q horsepower are
waste through failure properly
utilize and conserve the water
the United States
The construction q reservoirs
the sources a. streams IN wAita
waters NAV BE- stored 20 ~
az reriods az low water is er
not only 70 keep the waters ai
,inuous level. but prevent fhe l
ton Of property BY floods
constant levels for navigation
develop water power.
AT the presen, rate a. tinAe-
sumption It's estimated thar i1r
az every kind q lumber TiL
double the present price only ol-
cade from today.
II Is said that the istal 'ro-
available IN the world 'o-iar
600 600 600 tons. of which thr'e
is in the United States. sho
rate az consumption continue ~
crease in the United states II
same ratio that Il has IN the COLTS
the last score Of years. az ne '-
two centuries there would IS
more ore 20 be mined
In the unned States there Is az
az liz. 600. zoo acres ~ land sl''el
20 reclamation BY irrigation arr
coo 600 acres OF western public
which NAV be made available i
creased PRODUCTION ~ mea' hl res
Ing the grazing and rescetinz poT-
which have been DESTROYED W
sfric,ed grazing. With his
made available cnce more Il Il
mated ,ha, its meat producing GAIA
lty viii be nearly doubled.
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MISC ELLANEoUs.

Countess Gianotti. daughter OF the
late Francis :. Kinney. the tobacco
king. is coming from Rome 10 Amer
lea 20 settle his estate
Threat OF railroads TO cut wages q
employees unless freight rates are in
creased stirs shippers, business men
and rail employees
The Laporte county council has
appropriated $4,000 for the use OF Of
fcials concerned in the developments
IN the Guinness case This assures
the continuance Of Sheriff Smutzer's
investigation at the death farm and
also makes certain the plans Of Cor
oner Mack for a chemical analysis
OF portions Of some Of the bodies.
The licenses OF eight ire insurance
companies and Of FIVE life companies
20 do business in Illinois were re-
voked by Fred ". Potter. state super
intendent o. insurance. because OF the
failure Of the company officials 70
file annual statements with the ILL
nois insurance department. as required
by the laws OF the state
The last vestige OF doubt that they
have thoroughly practicable flying
machine removed from their minds ~
the past few days tests. the Wright
brothers Of Dayton. O.. are practicina
with their steering gear preparatory
70 attempting a flight OF 30 miles
The three miles spin is in some -
uperts the most convincing OF AM
they have vet made
f @ Lewis was acquitted by tn
peremniorv. order OF Judge Riner il
the United States district court a
81 Louis Of the charge Of using ~
mails 70 defraud in the organization
81 the Peoples United States bank
New York Investigator detects frau,
in spiritualistic seance and finds Z
little girl Is giving the performance
President Roosevelt in address Z,
Methodists points out the best way z
assure the nations futsre through
morality based on sound family life
Miss Jessie shay. the beautiful an
talented pianist who toured the Unit
ed States as solo pianist with Ja'
Kubelik the Bohemian violinis,. !
dying In the Presbyterian hospital 8
New York sac has been operate
upou there but no hope j. enc
tanned TOR her recovery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE LATEST NEWS OF THE
WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, WEST
Eorelen Lands. Throughout the Ma
ton. and Particularly From the
Great Southwest.
CONGRESS SIGNAL.

The announcement that there Will
be no rivers and harbors bin az THIS
session OF congress. and that no sur
veys viii be authorized until the next
session was made Saturday by Repre-
sentative Burton OF Ohio, chairman OF
the committee on rivers and haroors,
in response 10 inquiries made by Rep
resentatiye Moore OF Pennsylvania IN
the interest OF at least 30000,0Oo PEG
PIE interested in the proposed inside
passage from Boston TO Key West
True TO its special order. the house
judiciary committee Saturday voted
70 report favorably the bin introduced
by Alexander OF New York. establish
ing The liability Of the government
for the injury or death Of certain
classes OF employees. This is one Of
The legislative measures urged upon
congress by the president
The process OF cleaning up prepare
tory 10 adjournment was continued ID
the house Saturday. The sundry civil
appropriation bin was sent 70 confer
ence The conference report on The
military academy bin was agreed TO;
tie general deficiency appropriation
BIZ was reported and the following
bills PASSED. Granting compensation
10 government employees for injuries
injected In the service and authoriz-
i'm the continuance Of the inland wa
terways commission With the view
20 paving the way for revision Of
the tariff. a resolution was passed per
hitting the committee on ways and
means 10 Sit during the coming re-
cess and conduct hearings
The work OF cleaning up legislation
IN he house preparatory 70 adjourn
ment May %. proceeded al a rapid
pace Friday With only short time
allowed for debate both The military
academy appropriation bin and he
omnibus public building bills were
passed. leaving OF the supply bills only
the general deficiency bill TO be CON
sidered This probably Will be taken
upon Monday In addition. So private
pension bills were put through. \ biz
ter and sensational attack on former
Speaker Keifer Of Ohio by his col
league. Gen Sherwood. was feature
Of the days proceedings.
A bill appropriating $4,000 for a
memorial TO Abraham Lincoln on the
site OF the Lincoln birthplace in Ken
tucky was passed by the senate Fri
day
A favorable report was ordered Fri
day By the house committee on inter
state and foreign commerce on the
Burton bin to continue in Office until
until July !, 1909. the members Of the
inland waterway commission.
The senate amendment 10 the Vree-
land currency bill was disagreed 70
by the house and the bill sent 70 con
ference. l4s TO 1O4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-22

Capt Steele o. Leavenworth sug-
gests trick horses that kneel for fAt
army Officers.
Illinois Central stockholders meet
20 authorize increase In capital and
the purchase Of two railroads
Mrs. Freda Bower. 40. was shot
dead by her husband, Angus, John
Bower. 90. az the home OF John Hap
ner in Cleveland pursued by the p2-
lice. shot himself through the head
and is dying al s. Alexis hospital.
The Mayhcld Lsnt and T'ater plant
was destroyed by fire The loss VII
roach $4,000. Many factories are
shut down.
Government report shows decrease
Of sl76346SS in building in American
cities during 1904
Calculations show that Mrs Gun
ness. Indiana murderess. proficd si6.-
goo throueh deaths ~ her victims.
The body OF an infant was found in
a creek az Mexico. Mo. \ wire was
around the neck and the body was
weighted with bricks. L had been IN
the water for SOME line.
Political prophe.s say Gov. Johnson
gained much strength in The recent
convention OF governors in Washing
ton.
King Manuel az Portugal rejects
British princess suggested as wife
by his mother. declaring he loves the
daughter Of lady in waiting and viii
wed no other.
Eight men were shot two Of them
fatally. and one horse killed in a fight
in Floyd county, Ky between the
Ratcline and Bradley families. Dick
and Gilbert Radcliffe are the two be
lieved 70 De fatally wounded Riley
Bradley and three OF his kinsmen,
whose names could not be learned
as we'll as two men named shepherd,
also received Einsnot wounds.
Secretary Dover OF the Republican
nSional committee said he had re-
ceived notices Of 80 contests. which
the national committee must rass on
before the Republican convention
The law OF Texas. imposing a tax
upon the railroads in the state, equal
70 l per cent Of their gross receipts,
was declared unconstitutional BY ne
supreme court OF the United Sta IS.
The court was divided. five 20 four.
Chief Justice Fuller. Justices Harlan.
White and McKenna dissenting
Rev. :. A. Conman. aged 80, and enc
Of the best known Methodist Erisco-
palian clergymen in the West Virginia
district. killed his wife while suffer
ing from a fit OF insanity. He j. now
under arrest.
The appellate court affirmed The
decision OF the lower court. in declar
ing that the mayor Of Chicago can
not be forced 70 close the saloons on
Sunday. in conformity with the stat
ute.
A band Of 80 masked night riders
invaded Hinton section Of Scott coun
". Ky. and destroyed a number OF
tobacco beds. No shots were firee
no warning had been given and nc
other damage was done
Congressman Charles f. Littlenelt
OF Maine. speaking al a banquet al
the Union League club, Brooklyn
characterized congressman as the
most cowardly class in America.
Expectations are that the wheat
crop in the Canadian west this veal
will be l2O.000OO0 bushels. the in
creased acreage being about O.00l
acres
Last delegates 70 the Republican
national convention are chosen anC
Secretary Taft has a clear majority
insuring his nomination on the frs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-22

y anu AAWaA Win IA lAFA AAtM va sly tAAfA
and about sixty shore workers bare
/ ~ escaped with their lives when
4 second storm a week ago drove The
ship higher on the sands The heavy
\ seas have been pounding over the
wreck ever since that time
All Brooklyn is suffering from an
invasion Of cells. They have found
their way into the water mains by
The thousands In the last few weeks
and there is not a section OF the Dor
ough from which the residents have
not appealed 10 the depar- ment Of wa
ter supply for relief from the Shiny
wrigglers Plumbers have reaped a
harvest
Paper-maker testifes before select
committee az congress which is in
vesiigating pulp question that price
Of raw material has gone W $50 a
ton in recent years and profits have
decreased.
Admiral Evans says secret report
OF target practice Of his feet while
on cruise would srartle world. as al
records were smashed. wants forty
eigh; ships. praises personnel O.
navy but lodges war and politics.
Heirs Of Millionaire Dame c. So
yer windmill MANUFACTURED. have de
termined 10 make an effort 20 have
his hundred-year trust will set aside
in the courts. His two children. VIII
by the will receive but a petty an
nuity. have retained lawyers 70 com
mence suit 70 have the document a.
clared invalid in the Stephenson conn
~ lll) court
Apologies and sore heads have 70
suited from the free-for-all fs- fight
in which peace-maker. Senator Fol
Brook. received singing blow on The
) jaw. Senator Reuben NJ ROdcie OF
Ada. a black eye. Senator 81 Nor
rls OF Hooker. a skinned nose. rnt
Senator Bin Johnson Of Calumet Dc
!. cidedly bruised head
An exact counterpart Of the CAeste
$ Gillette murder case was reyeale.
when Alvin Heaion. Is years old. con
( fessed that he had murdered Ill
+ sweetheart Mary Stevens. In a ca
yon back Ct TIE town OF Ordevll'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14
Friday Bargain i'm
WOmnem's Shirt Waists

A special lot OF Fisk. Clark & Flagg
White Linen Shirt Waists. tailored style
with fine tucks, long sleeves and stiff
turn-back cuffs. We offer these at the
unusually low price.
$3.o5 each. Value, $500.
Also a lot Of White Linen Waists, the
Royal brand. with tucked front, long
sleeves and stiff cuffs. All sizes except
36. We offer these at the special price,
$3.50 each. Value, 1915.
And these remnants:
Dark Blue and White Stripe Net Waist. trim.
med with lace and touches OF velvet; size "a
Reduced from $3.50 to $l0.50
Handsome Imported Golden Brown Waists
trimmed with cluny lace tucks and Persian
braid. Reduced from 1884, 90 and $45. cd. to SIP so
each.
l Violet and White Beaded Chiffon Evening
Waist, Dutch neck. trimmed with Baby Irish
2 Shell Pink Liberty Satin Evening Waists
trimmed with Baby Irish lace. white chiffon and
fine tucks. Reduced from $40. 90 to 50. IS each.
IL Hand-embroidered All-linen Waists with
long sleeves: fasten In front. Reduced from
$3.50 10 $4.75 each
Is White Madras Waists with long sleeves
and stif cuffs. All sizes. Reduced from 81. Is
to 81 80 each
Is Coored Madras Waists. large Sizes Re-
10 Handmade Waists, Of fine null. neatly
hand-embroIdered sizes 80 and 20. Reduced
from $1,000 TO Sc. Is each.
Cross-barred Muslin Waist, with yoke Of flet
and cluny laces. Reduced from $3.50 to So. 75
Third floor. g ct.
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Furniture Dept.

4 Weathercd Oak Chairs. bolted construction
Reduced from So so to rs each.
1 Large Couch upholstered In red velour. Re-
duced from $50 to $1125
MisS$m Chair. laced leather cushion seat
Reduced from $1,000 to $7.s5-
. CHARTERED Oak Buffet. neat design. Reduced
from $500 TO S3675.
/ Oak Extension Table. pedestal base. round
top. Reduced from $1,000 to So. s..
Solid Mahogany Morris Chair. hair-hlled cush-
ions: frame slightly damsged Reduced from
$40 90 to x13 IS.
CHARTERED Oak Dresser. swell front. fancy
shaped plate glass mirror. Reduced from 5000
to s2475.
!. Chartered Oak Chinoner swell front oval
shaped mirror Reduced from $500 to 500 8.
/ Fine Mahogany Parlor Suite. upholstered In
silk material. Reduced from 5000 TO $:s3. IS.
l Large CHARTERED Oak Hall Mirror with Six
teen hangers Reduced from 5000 to $li63.
design. 1Dx55-inch plate glass mirror. Reduced
from x65 90 to $500.
Sixth floor G. st
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Navy Yard Railroad Tracks.

At the suggestion of Senator Carter Of
Montana. member of the District COM
mittee. the Senate yesterday afternoon
passed bill providing for the extension
OF the tracks Of the Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington railroad 20 the local
navy yard. The same bill was passed
once before by the Senate. but this time
1t was as a substitute for the House bill
on the same subject The whole matter
is by the most recent action thrown into
conference and may end in deadlock
similar to that in which the Union station
trackage bill finds itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14
IN BEHALF OF OYSTER.
Jones School Patrons Ask His Re-
appointment as President.

At meeting Of the Association of Citi-
zens. Parents and Friends of the Chill
dren Attending the Jones School at the
school building last night resolutions were
adopted calling upon the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia to reappoint
Capt James F. Oyster as president Of
the board of education.
Mrs. l.. Taylor. president of the asso-
citation: Mrs. Cardoza and Mrs. Chestnut
were appointed members of a committee
to call upon the judges of the court and
express the desire of the association
members that Capt. Oyster be given
reappointment
Mrs Clara Davis. Mrs. Dola Cardoza,
Mrs Beatrice Claggett. Mrs. Rachael
Holcombe were elected members. A
committee on printing was made up OF
Mrs A. Green. Mrs. c. Green Mrs A.
Dean. Mrs. Clagsett. Mrs. Holcombe and
Mrs Henderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14
Friday Bargain i'm
Bows A11=wOOl Suits.

A lot of Boys Lightweight
Atwood Suits. of blue serges and
fancy worsteds. with knicker-
booker trousers. Sizes 7 to II.
Special Price. SAYS Each.
Values. $3.50, $3.50 to $1,000.
And these remnants:
2 Youths Long TROUSERS Suits Of light gray
worsted; double breasted coat; sizes II and -
Reduced from $3.50 to $500 each.
Youths Long Trousers Suits. single breasted
coat: sizes II. IS and 20. Reduced from $1,000
to 81 so each.
IL Boys Tworere Suits. with knickerhockcr
trousers: sizes s to 16 Reduced from 5000 t.
81. - each.
Boys Spring weight Refers, in golf red and
fancy mixtures; sizes ~. to 7. Reduced from
$500 and So 80 to So Is each.
II BOYS Regatta Wash Suits. in Russian
blouse style sizes 81. and 2. Reduced from
So. 95 and 3o5 to 81 80 each.
Bows Crarenctte Raincoat; size H. Re
duced from $3.50 to $500.
Third floor. Tenth st
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Infants Department.

IL Infants White Nainsook Dresses. square
yoke trimmed with insertion. tucks and hem
STITCHING: neck and sleeves finished with fne
from SEQ I" soc each.
:; Infants White Nansonk Short Dresses. Hub.
bard style. low neck, long sleeves: neck and
edge. Reduced from 81 % to soc each.
l Infants Cream Mohair Short Coat cmbroid
cred in dots cape. collar and cuffs trimmed
with narrow lace and silk braid. Reduced from
81 90 TO $500.
l Children's White Pique Refer. trimmed with
RUNE Of embroidery and stitched bands Reduced
from ST. rs to $3.50
l Children's Red Coat, buttoned on side tnrr
over collar and cuffs trimmed with stitched
bands: thoroughly washable. Reduced from
81. IS to 81 80.
Children's White Serge Coat buttoned IN
side from shoulder. embroidered emblem in
front Reduced from $1,000 to $500.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
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lamp DEPARTMENT.

! Brass Candeabra. with seven lights reduced
from $50 to $375; reduced from $500 to
81. 90: l reduced from So. so to ST. rs
= Brass Candlesticks. Reduced from 81. 90 to
81 o. each.
- Copper Candlestcks Reduced from s.. 30 to
81 80 each.
2 Wrought Iron Candrlabra. with five lights
Reduced from Sl.75 to 81. 90 each.
4 SILK Princess Lamp Shades. Reduced from
81 80 to zoe each.
Silver Candle Shades. with bead fringe. Re
duced from 30 to 75c each.
u Silver Cuirasses. Reduced from 4Oc to 2Jc
each.
= Gilt Cuirasses. Reduced from SOC to 25c each
% Fairy Taper Iumns Rednce, from 30 tn
for %.
Hammered Brass Dinner Gongs. Reduced
from 81. - to 81. % each.
Cigar Lighters. Reduced fro.a 500 10 SOC
each.
s.. p to 81 90 each.
Main floor q st.
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H0usefurmisE1ing Dent.

l Nickel plated Russian Coffee Pot. denied
Reduced from 81. 90 to 81 95.
Nickel plated Meteor" Coffee Percolafor
Reduced from So. 90 to 500.
Drip Coffee Pots. REDUCED from l.25 TO 75c
each.
Rose Knife Sharpeners. Reduced from soc
to 2.c each.
Enameed Tea Kettles Reduced from 7oc
to 44c each.
3-ft. Kitchen Table. slightly imperfect. Re-
duced from 1925 to $1.95.
Oak CommOdr. slightly imperfect. Reduced
from 81. 25 To $3.50.
4-ealon Butter Churn. imperfect Reduced
from 50. 10 to 500.
Fiber Door Mat Reduced from $2.o5 to
$50.
Fiber Wash Tub. imperfect. Reduced from
81. IS to 65c.
Meat Cleavers. Reduced from 25c to l5c
each.
Copper bottom Wash Boiler. reduced from
81. 35 to 90: reduced from $500 to 81 Is
2 Imported Ice Cream Molds. Reduced from
1925 to $1.OO each.
bottles 10th Century Furniture Polish. Re.
duced from Use to 15c bottle.
Fifth floor, Eleventh 1t.
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I8c each. Value. zoe.
And these remnants
Travelling Goods Dent.

l 32-inch Skirt Trunk: strong well-made
trunk. Reduced from S21 30 10 Sl9S5
80 inch Trunk. with two trays: suitable for
man or woman. reduced from $3.50 to $l4 65:
i "a Inch. reduced from $500 to ST.; s.
24-inch Genuine Alligator Suit Case Re-
duced from $1,000 10 $500.
"a inch BLACK Leather Suit Cases Reduced
from 800 To 81. rs each.
"a inch Ru~sct Leather Suit Case Reduced
from $500 10 S2.o5
l 2i-inch Mating Suit Case. damaged Re-
ducod from 81. rs to 81 10.
Basement. Equitable bldg.
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Shoe Department,

32 pairs Women's Colonial Ties, of gun metal
calfskn and patent coltskin; also Gun Metal
Caifskin Oxfords with Cuban heel and Goodyear
welt sole; sizes I, ~. 5la and 7AA: 3. 3la. 515
and 6isA: 2ls. 3. AZ, 5. ga. 8. 81 and 7B; ~.
= and &c: 2. :. s. $40. and I'd. Reduced
from $50 to 81. 95 pair.
fords. plain toe and tipped, Cuban heel Good.
year yea welt SOLE sizes 3. SO: and 7AA: 2h, }.
duced from $. 30. to $1.a pair.
IL pairs Womens oxford Ties. patent tip and
tip Of same, Goodyear welt SOLE black kidskin
turn sole; sizes B. 3E, and 41aAA: 3 and 3L,A;
lC: 20; 2E. Reduced from $3.50 and $500 to
$lU0 pair.
Third floor, Tenth st.
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Basket Department..

/ Palm Clothes Hamper. Reduced from So. %
to $3.15.
Infants Bassinet. Reduced from $50 to
81 80.
Small Straw Hand Satchel Reduced from
81 90 TO sc.
from :,.c to SIC each.
Fancy Work Basket. Reduced from 81 90 to
Joe.
3 Straw Wall Pockets. Reduced from 4oc TO
20c each.
Fifth floor. G st.