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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-01

Swell wedding, wasn't it? Who gave
the bride away" "She wasn't given away
The papers had all been made out for I;
regular sale."-Philadelphia Public Ledg'
er.
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TELEaRAPHIC BRIEFS,

BERLIN. February pa reduction in
the rate of discount of the Imperial Bank
to per cent is regarded probable for next
Tuesday. This will depend. however, upon
the final return for the month. which Is
expected to be favorable. The general
feeling about the monetary situation IL
one Of growing confidence.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, February 2g-The
Handy Realty Company filed a voluntary
petition In bankruptcy today. The COM
pany also made an assignment to the Citi-
zens' Savings and Trust Company. The
liabilities are placed at $3.50. and assets
at S250.O0O. Creditors obtained a warrant
for the arrest of ]. H. Handy. president.
on the charge OF obtaining money by false
pretenses.
CHICAGO. February 29.-Through Q
misunderstanding and . confusion OF
names 1t was reported yesterday that
August Lenke and .. s. Richardson part.
nens in the Richardson Coal Company.
had fled petitions In bankruptcy. Lenke
and Rfchap dson we're partners In the hrm
of o. s. Richardson and Company. which
has been ont ofbusiness for nearly three
years. The o. s. Richardson Coal Com
pany is an entirely different concern.
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Dull Depression Marked the
Weekend Dealings.
EFFORT Al, PRoFIT-TAkING
Room Traders Found Market Was
Extremely Narrow.
SOME VERY BAD IMPRESSIONS
Prospective Poor Bank Statement
Had Some Sentimental Effect
on Prices.

NEW YORK, February 29.-The tone Of
dull depression reasserted itself In the
stock market today and yesterdays small
gains were more than lost. The room trad
ers found themselves long Of stocks as q
consequence of yesterdays movement.
and when they attempted to take profits
the narrowness Of the market was clearly
demonstrated. News OF the day was un-
favorabiy construed. The assertions cur
rent earlier In the week regarding the re-
vivaI in the copper trade came In for some
dispute and demand for that metal from
producers of finished products was pro-
nounced to be still Insignificant. Former
rumors Of reopening of operations in Mon
tana and of consolidated control In the
copper industry were without verification
and lost their influence.
The consequences of the measures oy
the government at Washington TO enJo'n
the payment of Southern Pacific dividends
into the Union Pacific treasury came into
turned the principal stocks which led yes
tcrday's advance toward downward
course and affected the whole market by
sympathy.
The attempt of the Texas state authori-
ties to force a receiyership for the Texas
and Pacific disturbed speculative senti-
ment and aroused apprehensions OF bad
effects on railroad properties generally.
\ bad impression was caused by the un-
expected receivership for the Oriental Ma
tional Bank for which success was hoped
in the efforts to resume operations. The
mercantile reviews proved conservative In
their views of betterment Of the trade and
industrial situation and offered no ma
terial on which to base continuance OF
the rise.
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Sales-Regular call. II o'clock noon-Capital
Traction So. $500 at 1904.
Capital TFactlon 100 at ll9.
Washington Rwy. and Flee. pfd.. at e6, SO
washington Gas. % at 60, 25 at 60. 8 at 90.
d at 00M. % at 60M. Is st 60M. Is at eos.
% Mt 6OK. p at G0%. % at 81. % at 81. -
at 81. 100 at 81.
Mergenthaler Linotype, at 1891!
After call-WashingtOn nwy. and Elec. pfd..
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The Bank Statement.

The prospect of an unfavorable bank
statement was of some sentimental effect,
although the immediate condition in the
money market is not pressing factor In
the stock market. Sterling exchange re-
coded and the Bank of England received
a large consignment of gold from Egypt
The private discount rate in Paris. how
ever, advanced. The London Statist
voices the opinion that foreign exchange
at New York is being kept down by con-
siderable investment of European money
American railways continue to raise addi-
tional capital by means of short term
notes. many of which are placed in Lon
don.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. S1.4J6o0U.
L. 5. is have advanced II. the As regis
tered and the 4s2coupon IL per cent call
during the week.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-. February 29-Wheat,
No. red. cash. 106, No. > hard. 1O3a lO5;
May. 1o1; February. OILS.
Corn, No. =. cash, 5S1a; May 577s; July,
Oats. No. =. cash.s 5O1s; No white,
52ls; May, 501s
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the money lenders Of the old world will
one of these days find on their hands a
big bunch OF stun not always easily dis
posed of.
In spite of the astounding figures OF the
export of copper the copper shares do not
bull. although frantic attempts are made
TO talk them up" Even the barkeepers
around the Wall street saloons have a tip
to buy copper and get rich quick:
The market sharps agree very generally
that cheap money is the principal bull
factor. and that 1t may ultimately induce
spectators to borrow and buy stocks for
action involving the purchase OF 61s per
cent to 10 per cent stocks with per cent
to III per cent call money. In contradic-
ton to this theory a leading internatio
banker the other day expressed the opin-
ion that cheap money would be a bear
factor instead OF bull factor. and that
1t would break the back of the stock mar
ket. He fortified his opinion by saying
that when money got on permanently
low basis 1t would stimulate the exporta-
said that this agitation for all sorts of
asset and other money which Is now in
progress before Congress would tend to
degrade the quality of paper money and
drive gold into the hands Of the hoarders.
These two theories are mentioned for
what they are worth.
Bearing on this money question, 1t may
be said THAT funds on call are easily OBJ
tainabie In any amount as low as III per
cent, and that loans for year are being
made as low as AZ per cent. It is none
the less disturbing In connection to note
the further fact that while the money
market Is In this condition the railroads
are unable to borrow large amounts at
less than 81 per cent to 6t per cent. and
they are after all they can get at these
figures. This condition Is certainly dis
turbing In that 1t reflects loss OF credit
in q quarter that ought to be particularly
strong. 1t may be taken as a measure of
the damage which Is being done to rail-
roads and other corporations by the po-
litical attacks made upon them in every
quartet. AS President Truesdale of the
Delaware and Lackawanna says, the rail-
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MILWAUKEE. February 2e-Wheat.
No. northern, 112a113; No. 2 northern,
109a110; May. 9l4a99as bid
. Rye, No. 1, S31aaS4.
Barley No. 2, %: sample. 7Oa9o
Corn, No. ), cash. 57a59; May, 611s
asked.
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DULUTH. Mimi, February o9.-Close:
Wheat, No. hard, 11OA: No. northern,
1854; No = northern. 1864; May, 1O7@
July, 1914.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi February 90
Close: Wheat, May. 1ro72: July, 1O7ss
No. hard. 1874; No. 1 northern, 11Os4
No. northern. 10S&: No. northern,
1.WAa1O7A.
Flour. first patents. 540a56O; second
patents. 5.35a550; first clears, Aba t. %
second clears. 3.JOa3.60
Bran. in bulk, 2O.1Ja21.OO
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Sharon Items.


Mrs. ]. P. Rowe has very nearly
conquered her rheumatic troubles.
E. S. Rule is erecting a house
near the Kemp properly in the city.
M. E.Park was acting like man
fighting the grip several days last
week.
w. E. Ellis and family are visit
ing in the Ottawa vicinity. They
left on Tuesday of last week and
expect to return about the same
time next week.
An enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. F. ].
Bauer Wednesday, January 18th.
A number of friends and relatives
met and surprised Miss Katherine, it
being her sixteenth birthday. She
received several nice presents.
Many interesting games were play
cd, refreshments were served, and
plenty of good music rendered. At
about 1890 the party adjourned
wishing Miss Katherine many hap
Ply birthdays.
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Isabel Items.

From the Herald.
Joseph Stroll of Medicine Lodge
came home to Isabel with his
brother, the postmaster, Saturday
and will visit with his many friends
in this section for the next few
weeks. Mr.. Stroll has just gone
through terrible siege of walking
typhoid fever, being bedfast for
three months. The congratulations
of his host of friends here over his
recovery are both earnest and
hearty.
Tuesday night the Rev. w. H.
Moore of Medicine Lodge deliver
ed lecture on "What is Man" at
the M. E. church in this city. Those
present pronounce the entertain
ment the event Of their lives, and
by far the finest literary treat ever
presented in Isabel. Through lack
of publicity, either by bells or
through the columns of this paper,
but few were present and many
who would have been glad to hear
the learned Doctor were denied
the pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Durham
leave next Monday for their new
home in Harper. Harvey has been
for rs,Since 1884, a resident of
this section and one of our substan-
tial citizens. Mrs. Durham since
coming here has made many friends
who will regret their moving away.
They have still here a handsome
town property and b2th will feel
that they are interested in Isabel
and its progress although their
larger interests are entered else :
where.
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST EPIscOPAL.-sunday SER
II A. N. Preaching, 500 p
n. Junior League meets Sunday afternoon
at 300. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening
at 500. Epworth League. Sunday, 700 r. NJ
Stran gers. and all without church home, are
cordially welcome. W. H. MOORE, Pastor
NHRISTIAN.-Sunday school every Sunday
~ al 9:45 A. NJ. Communion service imme-
diately following. Endeayor 6:45 TO 7:45.
LEE 81. BARNUM. Pastor.
PAPTIST.-fhurch east of Grand Hotel.
- Sunday school at 10 4. N. Preaching SUM-
day at II A. N. and 7:45 P. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. The B. Y, p. q. meets at
p. N. on Sundays. FRANK @. WARD,
Pastor.
DRESBYTER1A N.-Sundsy school at 10
i o'clock q. n Preaching at IL o'clock,a M.
andS O'Clock p. n. The Y. P. b. C.. E. at Z.
o'clock p m. Al ere invited.
CATHOLICISM vices held on Tuesday at.
~ ter the third SUNDAY in each month.
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Forest City Items

]. c. Garten made a trip to the
county seat last Wednesday.
Charley Hartley went to the
Lodge Monday with several head
OF fat cattle for the market.
We hear of several cases of grip
in our neigborhood, so be careful
children, these raw north winds are
just the kind for pneumonia.
Another loyal pair to the "folks
at home are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
>yXimhall, Mrs. K. being daughter
C. S. Palmer and wife. The
ather never gets too bad for
Hem to come up home.
Lee Nurse, wife and baby were
visitors with the home folks Sun
day. But that is nothing new, for
they are true to the good old
folks at home" as there is seldom
a Sunday too bad for them to
make the trip.
One of our former neighbors,
Charlie Shultz and family, passed
through here last Thursday on
their way to their new home at
Harper. They sold their farm out
west for profit of $4,000. They
are now situated 5 miles west of
Harper. We wish them success.
Ralph Nurse and wife are the
proud parents of little daughter.
We hear that her uncle Waite"
has christened her Methodist. -"
Well, that is a good name anyway;
we predict a great future for the
little Miss, if she lives up to her
name and she most likely will, for
her parents are good old-time
Methodists.
Another good thing for Lake and
surrounding country is the Feed
mill which is owned and will be
operated by Strauderman Bros.
We feel sure that any one patron
izing them will be satisfied. They
threshed in the Forest City neigh
|nSnrhood last summer and their
Cd work and business methods
Hon for them the favor of the farm
ers of this community.
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MoWa items.
olIpped from che News.Reviau.

Hon. VIM. Gesner has employed
I'd Smith to look after his stock
adurlng his absence, attending the
Peclal session of the legislature.
Mrs. J. E. Circle received the sad
news of the death of her mother,
Mrs. Sophia King, at Longdale,
Virginia, on Sunday, January 18th,
after being i'll for about one year.
Mrs. KING was 78 years of age.
Miss Meta K. Legler is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. c. E. Burgson.
She will join "The Concert Favor
ties" of which she is a leading
member, in a short time in Michi-
gan. The press speaks very highly
of the musical accomplishments of
the young lady.
Herman Henningsen and Roy
Brannon, charged with helpin g
themselves unlawfully to whiske y
in the Santa Fe freight room were
discharged on motion of the county
attorney, for want of evidence to
convict.
From the journal
VIM. T. Wheat is just a little
prouder these days or since last Fri
day when girl was born to him
and his wife DR.. Fulton reports
all concerned as doing we'll.
Miss Sadie Brakey returned ear
y ly Monday morning from Cotton
wood Falls where she had been
visiting friends for several days.
She also visited young lady friends
in Emporia while away.
The morning Santa Fe train
which arrives here at II:45 changed
time to 1922 this morning and nc
one knew it but the train men and
the depot. The P. M. wasn't even
notified.
]. M. Miller returned from Apac-
he, Okla, Sunday night. While
there he made deal whereby he
and Zoe Erie became the owner of
Chas. Campbell's fine trotting stall
lion, Marvelle. They will stand
him in the city the coming season.
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Hazeton Items.

The protracted meeting is result
ing in much good.
Threshing kafir corn and she'll
ing corn is the order of the day.
Kansas has apparently started
in to give US another mild winter.
]. L. Stephens has returned from
Colorado looking as though he had
been we'll fed.
D. o. Edwards spent a good part
of last week at Kansas City at
tending the implement dealers as
ISOLATION.
Please bear in mind that we were
first to bring out the lucky man
for county assessor, and we did it
not knowing whether he would &C
cept or not, but we do know he is
the right man for the place.
We understand that County AS
SCISSOR Bailey has appointed w. S
Ballard to find out what our peo-
pie are actually worth. Mr.. Bal.
lard is good man and will give
everybody a square deal.
Out Of four doctors that are 10.
Gated in Hazelton only one was
answering calls. DR., Herrick wa:
away acting for a former partner
DR.. A. Burnett was nursing a
broken leg, DR.. Stellar was at Kan.
sas City, leaving only DR.. N. M
Burnett to look after the sick.
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Sun and Lake City Happenings

See the Metz Lumber Cos new
lad"
Yves Triton, our hustllng sandy
whiskered neighbor, butchered hogs
last Friday.
Mrs. Govan Mills and Miss FIRE.
da Elsea we're among the Lake WIS.,
itors Saturday.
The cold weather of last week
was sufficient to freeze the Medi-
cine river over.
Master Larkins, son of Pat, was
in Lake City Saturday taking in
the sights and sounds.
For the benefit of those who are
not keen observers we will say that
smoothly" is still on deck.
DR.. C. B. Rogers and wife came
down from Coats last Saturday p.
m. to attend the Star meeting.
If there's anything worse than an
"alexy" boy it is two or more. AS
the boys are so will the man be.
G. G. Shigley and family drove
to Pratt last Sunday and boarded
the train for few days visit in
Oklahoma.
DR.. Buck improved the moments
last Wednesday while the train was
stopped by going in and congratu-
lating the newly married Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson.
The Deerhead correspondent
seems to think that Carl Repie is
preparing for real life. Guess you're
right Dear(head). People here think
the same thing.
G. w. Purdy assisted by a host
of helpers, gave the Lake Metho-
dist church quite a cleaning last
Saturday. Cleanliness is next to
Goodness, tbs said.
Every man of the Deerhead vi
cinity, accompanied by all their
relation, was in Lake City last Fri
day. Geo. Cline and Chas. Hide
brand headed the procession.
Fathers Redwine and Purdy have
decided to manufacture a little jag
of frewood. If their nerve holds
out they will reduce 20 acres of
large cottonwoods to fire lengths.
Robt. Massey,an enterprising lad
of 6 years, is making all kinds of
spending money. Within the last
month or two he has caught over
100 gophers which means $40.
Bully for Robert!
We neglected to mention Harry
Clements party last week. They
say it was o K. Harry is a mem
Der of the bachelor club but if he
continues to "wire" to Deerhead
we fear it will not be so long.
Born, to Joe Hargis and wife last
Thursday evening a girl baby. DR..
Rogers was the conspicuous guest
on this occasion. 1t is wonderful
how the stork has been "devlin"
about Lake and Sun City of recent
days.
You should hear Walter Saunders
and George Bullock tell those"hair
standing" war stories that occurred
while they were in Mexico. They
had some pretty narrow escapes
and had to "cut and shoot" (home)
to protect their lives.
Mr.. Hammond, the Coats livery
man, was in Lake last Wednesday
morning and says that his city has
a case of smallpox. We hope this
will be the first and last case. A
man who knowingly mixes with
the people and has this disease
should be made to pay for it pretty
literally.
Go to the Metz Lumber Co. for
good posts. c. w. Harper, manager
For sale. 100 acres Of good farm.
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Herbert's Magazine

The publishers Of this paper have pur-
chased 20 yearly subscriptions to Her
bert's Magazine and viii give them as a
premium to paid-n-advance subscribers
who would Ike to JOIN the Ewing Her
bert cult. The Magazine is different
from all Others. Cali and get a sample
copy.
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Where The Plains Of
Kansas Stretch Away.
A Pong written and Composed by
j. n. Walsh and 1. O. Sheriod
Lake City, Kansas


The words have in them that appeal
which is characteristic Of the universal
favorite and are set to melody Of which
only an inspired genius could conceive
and hamonized by the skill Of an artist.
The song IS irresistible m its sweetness.
The work IS done on the very best Of
music paper and IS a triumph Of the en-
gavers an. The title page IS attractive
~ printed IN colors with illustrative scene
and hal-tone Of the authors and worthy
to grace any piano. It's just What you
wish for your musical friend.
Order now. Pnce so cents postpaid.
Address. j. N. WALSH.
Lake City, Kans.
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All talents sent out by the president Of
the Ladies Aid Society Of the Methodist
church as well as all book money should
be sent IN before January 23rd. All
persons interested are kindly requested to
comply.
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Under Two Flags" January 3Ist, to
be presented by the Barber County High
School. Get your seats early.
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For sale. 100 acres Of good farm
ing land, well watered and fenced, good
pasture. Inquire Of ]. T. Moore, nine
miles west Of Medicine Lodge. Price,
$4,000.
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Advertised Letters.

Remaining uncaIled for in this Office
for the week ending Jan. 4. 1908:
In calling for above please say, "Ad-
vertsed, - giving date Of list.
Mrs. Mary Banning
In. Axhne. p. M.
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EQUALITY TEMPLE. Rathbone Sisters No.
Il %. Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day evening of each month.
MRS. METTIE FIELD, NJ e. c.
LUCILLE McCAGCE, ii of Z. &C.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

DELPHIA LODGE, No 140, K of p. meets on
Monday evening of each week, at the K. of p.
hall. Visiting Knights in good standing invit-
e i TO attend. c. E. THOMPSON, c. G.
J. Fl. MISICK, z. of Il. & s.
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K n TT MI Fidelity L lodge No. 90
At VI VI w - Meets every Friday
night. FRANK E. KNIGHT, NJ. w.
VERNE GIBBS, Recorder.
CLARENCE BENEFIEL, Einancier.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

Kramer's Wanda, high patent
-four, is the best in the market
sold by H. D. Fair.
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Will pay the very best price pos
sible for hogs. Am here to stay.
H. w. Skinner,
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CONGRESSMAN
State Officers.

JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT
William A. Johnston, K. A Burch. Charles B.
Graves, SIlas Porter, W. A. Benson Clark
A. Smith, Henry F. Mason.
Governor of Kansas. E. W. Hoch
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. :. -. W. J, Fitzgerald
Secretary of State -. .........C. e. Denton
State Treasurer ...................M Mark Tulley
AStOrney-G eneral. ............. F. S. Jackson
State Auditor ......... James NJ Nation
State Printer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. McNeal
State Superint endent. -. Edward I. Fairchild
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
Frank J Ryan
Charles A. Ryker-
George W. Kanavel.
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LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. SO. o. E. s. Meets
first and third Monday nights of each month,
in Masonic Hall. BLANCHE GRIFFIN, w. N.
MARGARET KERNOHAN, Eecy.
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Go to the Metz Lumber Co. for
good posts. c. w. Harper, manager.
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0nIclaI Directory.

Q. 5. SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice ...... ......... Melville W. Fuller
Associates: David j. Brewer. Oliver W.
Holmes. Joseph Mekenna. John NJ. Harlan,
Rufus w. Peckham, Edward d. White Will
liam 81. Moody, William R. Day.
United States Senators ....... Charles Curtis
of Kansas, Chester l. Long
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l. M. Axline, P. M.
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Ladies and Childrens
Cloaks

REDUCED So PER CENT
This means
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Shoes! Shoes!!

The big aX struck our shoe depart.
mem, lard. \ reduction on every
pair, but We list only a i,w OF the
extra specials:
Choice OF all ladies' 3.2s, $50, SIS
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Racket Specials

Thousands OF other articles At lust as
great reduction, W, want roum.
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Remnants and
Loom Ends

About 5000 wards lett and they ye
been grouped on tables. This will
be- a feast OF IaIaain, you can afford
10 miss.
90 TABLE
On this table will be- gathered all
that lett Of emnan and loom.cnd
outings, g]lnghams, prrCalcs, SultingS,
bIcachcd cantons, linen towclIng,, an
bleach,d muslin, ETC., worth loo G.
per yaId and up, choice yd. W
So TABLE
Here YOU will ind bleachcd canton
flannel, apron bingham, light and
dark outings, cotton tow"llng, an
hlcachcd muslin, etc, worth =.
p C. and : c, sale price, sd. ~
SC TABLE
Choice picking from black satecn,
yard wide Madras, blue denim, fancy
suitlng, long cloth, hlcachcd canton,
hl,achcd muslin, etc, worth I5c O.
sd. and up, sale price oS
2,ooo yards simpsons Prints, worth
&C., / to ; I'd lengths . I D.
ward ........,.r,. q ~