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The Washington times., 1908-09-28
ONE MAN KILLED
AS CAR HITS WAGON
New York Trolley Crashes Into
Coal Truck and Driver Loses
Life-FouT Hurt.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-One man was
killed and four were injured when a
Third avenue trolley car IN Bay Ridge
crashed into a coal wagon at Third ave
nue. and Sixty-first street.
All OF the victims were struck by a
car which was going in an opposite d.
rectiOn al the time Of the collision.
The dead:
CHARLES KINTENEY, hurled from
coal wagon, struck by one car and toss
ed IN front OF the other, which ran over
him.
The injured:
Tuiin Phillips, right arm fractured,
and cut about the head.
william Schiltz, internally injured
James Conway. internally injured.
Unidentified man, passenger OF car;
cut by flying glass: taken 70 a nearby
drug store.
Fully fifty passengers were on board,
all Of them being persons on their way
tc work Many were women
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
MUSICIAN IN ARMY
GETS TWO YEARS

Musician Max Koeruer. OF Company Z.
Second Battalion Of Engineers. who re-
Gently was convicted by a general court
martial at Fort Porter, y Y, on
charges Of desertiOn from Washington
Barracks. viii be confined at hard labor
in the military prison at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan. for Two years
II was alleged that Musician K0eTner
deserted from Washington Barracks on
March Il last He was arrested al
Niagara Falls in June
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
For Milk Dishes.

Once use Van Camps in making 3
milk dish and yoU will never again be
content with raw milk.
The Righteousness viii be a surprise
to you, for raw milk was never so rich.
The sole reason 10 this: In Van
Camps you are getting the whole, rich
milk-aH of the butter fat, all Of the
solids. YOu get nothing else, for Van
Camps is nothing but milk.
Please write to us for our Cook Book,
telling how to make all sorts of milk
dishes and giving the cost css each.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Safe for Children.

But the delicious cOoking-the con
Henience, the econCmy-are facts of the
least importance The greatest fact is
that children can safely drink Van
Camps
Raw milk, like raw meat, is an unfit
food, because of the danger Of germ in
fiction You will not give such milk
TO your children after you know Van
Camps.
Van Camps, when drunk cold. has a
slight almond favor, due to sterilization.
This flavor itself is delicious. But it
means more than goodness. It means
that the milk is Pure-that it is germ
less. 1t means that a child can drink
all it wants without thought of infec-
tion- A child cannot do that with raw
milk.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
HURT BY DYNAMITE.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2S.-Four de-
tectives were painfully injured, a re-
serve policeman had his left eye blown
out, and another reserve policeman was
made deaf by the explosion Of a percus-
sion cap Of dynamite left by burglars
who had been frightened from a iewelry
store.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
WOMEN UNIONIsTs CONVENE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S-Nearly 100 rep
resentatives Of WOmen's Trades Unions
In New York. Pennsylvania, Connect
cut, and New Jersey are gathered here
in convention The most noticeable
thing about the convention IS the en-
thDsiastic support given 10 the cause
Of wOmen's suffrage ana The eight
hour day
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
DUELISTS JAILED;
FIGHT IS AVERTED

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Following an
excited woman who had told him that
two men were about to fight a duel, be-
cause OF rivalry for the love OF q girl.
Policeman Otto Kahn early today found
the men at 10th street and Second ave-
nue. standing a few yards apart with
revoIvers raised to shoot
When arrested, both refused to tell
the name Of The girl for whom they
were willing to fight. Norton and vi
tola were locked up.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
KING VISITS FALLIERES.

PARIS. Sept. &.-King Alfonso Of
Spain called on President FaIlieres yes
terday morning. IT the afternoon he
had a lengthy. conference with Premier
Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Pickon
over the Moroccan situation
The Washington times., 1908-09-28

Van Camps Milk comes in and 10
cent cans-at your grocer's One can is
sufficient to prove every claim. After
that, buy a case Or two at time, so as
to have it always on hand. Grocers
give discounts on cases.
Van Camp Packing Co., Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
Consumption is Caused
by Raw Milk

Washington c. recently found that II per the dealers
sold tuberur milk Seven of the milk from 400 samples caused
guinea pigs fed with to die of tuberculosis.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
A Cow in the Kitchen.

Van Camps means COW in your
kitchen. Rich milk or cream always on
hand when wanted.
Yet it's cheaper than mirkman's milk.
The Washington times., 1908-09-28
ITCHING
BURNING ECZEMA

Almost Drove Him into Commissions
His Head and Face a Mass Of
Terrible Humor-SuHeriRg was
DreadfUI-ls Permanently Cured.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
SYNOPSIS.

Burton u. Barnes. n wealthy American
touring Corsica. r"rcucp The young Eng
lish lieutenant. Edward Gerard Anstruih-
daughter Of III" rnoIlr, from the mur-
h"rour. vendetta. understanding that his
reward ~ TO be ia" hand ~ tn" girl he
nsh lieutenant. The four fly from Ajnc-
RIO 10 Mnrnrillcr on board the French
steamer Constantine. The vendetta pnr.
sues and nn ia" quartet ar" about TO
board the train for London nj Mnrr"iiIrs,
Mhfina In handed u mys,"tious note
wn,ch c"un"n her To coiinps" ana n",rnsi-
bnrncr and Enid are married. Hoon
si."r th"lr wedding %Iarncn' bird. dis.
ss nnn hnrnca jisrov"rs she has
The groom s"r,r "m' 'nh%n 70 "or"lrn,
W ABOUT 10 star, IN pursuit Of HIS btidr'a
,fnn'ors when h" h"nta II rcrcnm from
~ WIN ANA rlHh"S back to hear that
hnntruili"r'n wife. Mnrlnn, In also miss.
,nH. bnrh"n In compelled 10 d"pnrt for
u",",.n without !"lny, and no h." l"nvca
"nIi' y" E""r to hunt, FOR Enid JUS, be.
Iprr bnrn"s' bon' lands on t'orsicn's
nnorc Mnflnh In dis, ov'rrd hiding Ia u
nr'lon by nnyIng rl" has con-" To- i,rlp
InIh'S rrn't" hla vii" from the t'orni.
u.nn. Whrn itnrn"n ana Marina nrriv.
~ 'orHich h" n given u not. written Lv
E"nl informing him that the kIIuapIuy
~ Inf IA" rtirpo.n Of nn,rnpplng jnrurg
s % ~ f"nhri,n may I'm nm. Hnrn"n
80. Nv 'fl''N'Ibl NiIktnfiIIsr IN
.n'u mhf'h Tor Enid TI"y rutin in
",Rh' oI nor ana l"r ~pinrr IN the coral,
,nn mountain wildr jur, m night, nm
p,"n'"'s IN r""ling shelter f,nm "A
',',n' IN" '"IbI" enter "A h"fmiingr and
,,mIr 70 men ninnz"ui"ni iu"y ,ii,rnyrr
lof'hhh". Va" foster fnil"r ,f Nr,i,,
w" wnh rnproh"i 10 hny" h,rn tiIIrj Nv
=" ''"Ii'''r ru'dirin. anh foi whns. Jrnii
,''Ih'b ma been N"nIriInoI J,uun,,
,rn'nh nm Mnrlnn'r husband dlJ ,u,
~ TT bfp'hrr Many wrongs arc rlphi.
~ p"ti"s IN nufpIif"d Ia the hermitage
ny ito'llhl hnh Itriuhnp. III" two d.irsi
- hhhhi'h, VII" hHd bean r.nr,Llnp H.,
nm 70 murder him iuI bis iuuu,y nm,
n'nul'h h'i"ihUi to take awny hutIun
mum ""f'F phi III" DIOR Th, Lnui,r
rl"I' 10 puihu". bat nh they I,n,L iLr
nnof nom ~" lnli Iuw by I:nIura' ,,ynI.
yer Members of ia" i:cIinrpsrIn enter
ahh i'htt"h IN honor"d Tor iIH yt.nI ne, q.
~" w. W" community In idiiing ihr Laird
!to.linl ana ItrmnnO Tho ~r,l,,n. ,f
Enid iH promised. "' VI
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

lowers shall give sharper notice -
youi" And the crowd wisely becomes
still.
IN pursuit Of VOW snffragcs. Salt.
ccti has put a base outrage on our hos.
pilality," continue. the bandit chief In
solemn tones. lie has abducted a
young English lady and brought her to
Bocognano to lure To death her hus.
band, an American SIgnOrc who shoots
well enough 10 be a bandit and who
this night. with his own weapons. has
slain R0chIni and Romano, whose muir.
dcrs have made % all trcmblc AZ you
went along mountain paths and whore
outragcs have caused Our maids To
have nightmares"
"Rochini and Romano dead? ImpOS'
siblc!" cries n shepherd. ~ n sigh Of
relief and then a yell Of gratitude rises
from the C%onconrHc.
Il saw him shoot the ruflans Ia
death upon Del orc. !. Antonio Bonclli,
Don't dare say no." This last IN adj.
dressed to Saliccti. who. having rccov
cred from HIS nStonlBhm"nt. In about
to open his mouth.
"Ah. yon admit It, Maladctta. where
In the English LADY,"
And Snliccii. being %admoniShcd 10
answer by a quick prick Of the s@tilctto
from n ~HcllacOHcIa youth who has
stepped behind him The young politi
clan fal,rra forth $50 harm has come
to her. She IN with my mother"
On this l!arn"H haa looked from II
distance. wisely rejecting that his bat
tie is brin% fought for him. but with
din "ulty restraining his hands from
parting n pistol ball through Saliccti
He now cries:
'Tllcn. for Gods sake. take me to
h r quick"
This brings upon him the attention
~ the crowd. Learning that II IL ho
who has relieved them Of the terror OF
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

Near the entrance are two illumi.
mated placardH. one reading: vote for
Sallccti. who uphOlds old COraica'"
Tho other: Cast your ballots for Der.
nardO, the man who kills."
Surrounded by the young men. To
maBsO In the dim light is not noticed
and Marina has drawn her mandllc
close about her face.
The party enter the low hall of the
municipal. which IL lighted by lamps
and decorated by inyrtlcs and cycla.
men flowers. It Y well filled by n
crowd Of farmers. p%cagants. wool
growers and shepherds. These are
now being f"rvidly addressed by young
bernardo himself.
Catching sight OF N" commanding
fignr" OF the great bandit, the adroit
politician bursts ont i~apluIUuEly An.
thanks. grand Antonio nOn"llI. for thy
presence and cOu%ntcnanc". You have
come to say to me. BcrnarIO. yOu are
n true CorHicnn. In yuu IN upheld the
hOHOrrd custom u Tie vendetta TO the
twentieth generation SO VIII all here
say when TO morrow ! shall have the
body Of thT n who am to Marina's
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
CHAPTER XIV.
Before a Cors.csn E,ection

EscOrted by I'll" mutnininccrg. two
young men carry ng Made
molscllc PaOli down tho dIzzy uu,h
'hcy Sklrl the dread pr"cip ccs Of Dol
'ro ana passing tbs vinclabiG and the
c'cailhsb, come into the main road
reading from COric. then dcsccudInv
the NIL are In the chestnut groves of
E%OcognanO.
Then their leader turns 10 Marina
aud says: Have no fear, Signorn
your English sister shall bc returned
&" this g"vtl"mnn. hut" no lays his
hahd on Barncg' shonldcr--"mnc not
tho weapons ! sec nj your belt. Thy
quarrel shall be- my quarrel. No for,
cigncr shall ever be compelled 10 pro
'"ct "a woman while I. Antonio BonelIi.
dominate li%ocognnno."
Were II no meeting night, every.
thing would be silent save the dogs
and plRs.' chncklcs T0magsO. "Now
thcy1l HAYS light enough 10 sec / nm
alive"
"CoapGtt0. they are making q fcir
for you. M0nnldi." laughs one OF tho
young mon. for lanterns arc dangling
from the ~0v.rhanslnG bOiighs Of tho
main street Of the lIttlc village, some
~ the houses nrc Illuminated, and
round the communal building ana the
wine shops are gathered mnny men.
Tho little party tramp through the
lantern lighted streets. and coming 10
tho door Of the municipal building. the
lsungsrs who arc gmo',ing their pipes
make way for them. drrng their hats
and saying with great re"crcm q: THE
p~sllaeOSGia''
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
STIRRED UP NEW Workers..
Veteran Drove "Prairie Schooner
with Oxen Through City Streets.

Now YORK. 4 team ~ oxen drawing
n "rrnIric bciiOoncr." the driver Oi
which was n rugged looking old man
who wor" typical Western Ghlb. lnclud.
Ing n nmbr"rO. attracted great
crowds on broadway.
The vehicle and driver were not
only IN striking cOntraB, with the lam
II hIinmUbil"A and carriages on tho
"Hr"nt White Way but they were a
decidedly novelty IN Sew York.
The driver wna Ezra M"ckcr. q
pioneer 81 tbs Oregon tran. who had
returned Nv" ~" trni! he followed 10
The west hnli n century ago, Al along
Riverside. from GIaniH tomb To Sry
"n'y second street. M"ckrr w,s ful
lowed by an Interested aud curlnua
ihrUnK,
When i~!rnndway VAS reached the
CrO"d was 80 dense that the oxen
which the hal" old man afi"rward dc
Mrlb"d nB Day" ana DANDY, had q
hard time to make any Roadway
Mr"h"r'A trip ended nj last at tho
battery. II" had rome al the way
from Pmyallup. Wash, Ia New York
In G2G days.
Mcck"r'H object IN m,king hls
unique IOhrn"y Is TO persuade The gov.
eminent 10 build a national high WAY
from cnat TO wcat.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

nuiiinlH aud lcfi death behind him.
this American who brought with him
spldl"rs to shoot down lOOr old TO
mnsao Mpnaldi"
Bat III" Wyhr" shouts hat greet
THIS are rlil'rd by 81 IOmusHU, who
pIhlicb ihIrHgl the crowd and stands
facing the Platform. hia eyes flashing.
and HnyH: i. TonnHan Monaldi. tel
SOn Their" iB no cause OF n vendetta Tor
me. because | am alive"
Al his words BhiddcrIng cries Of
"fiinB,'" "BpiIlt." "Spcctrc!" rise
amid IN" tobacco smoke III the meet
INK. and some would slip from tho door
dld not Antonio I.on"lli command
lot all rcInhln!" na three Of his giul.
whrt descendants bar the entrance.
There In "a sudden cry: "Falhcr!"
from = girl In blaclt mandilc. and deep
onr 'inR WHO has been sitting with
tome other IN IN tho retirement
q Il corner Of tle hall. listening To her
lovers fcroci0us clDqucnc". and Etbe
ria. with streaming eyes. III In Mon
aldi's arms.
aye. It's ncsh md blood you're
fontlIng. girl" laughs the great han
dit. and stridlng to the platform he
hn;S IN ringing tones: Tut this In
net an" for nOw tho crowd are gath.
rrod about TomassO anh nrc greeting
him with words Of sympathy because
for Tho mere killing of II man. 10 had
borI forced 10 takc to tho macChla
and become a bandit
Attention, all" commands Antonio.
'lASteu ~ M ~o!ds, II not. uly fvl
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
CHAPTER XiiI.-Continued

That was not no." erie. Marina
Tho English officer who yh,l hu,,rhu
h'l under ID" Egyptian guns by The
mana 81 God. The man ! love IA free
OF any blood stain"
An, the murderer OF your br,,h,,
Tell by the hand Of God. Il ia wcII
ana 'hiH cavalier. ~ he your hls
band?"
oh. no; he h an American agning,
"hhm f"ul wrong has been dom. nv
Sa''c''i. hhd introducing I,nin.a she
says: "T"ll this great bandit, vour
h'"ry ana h" viii Civ" you Justice. He
'aH d"nn 40 "fl"n IN I%;ucOgnano."
Briefly the American related the LIJ.
MAPPING OF his wife. and listening To
'hir' the 'biHlcan says. 80 outrnyc
against ~ was ever pnrprtraicI
IN I~'"'rEnnnn without my nycupIur
her. and his crime agninst n y,r,up.
lhdy All. IN" hospitality II the ialnnJ
'"rhldh " D'Hc"nd with me T., the
''lIag". Americana, who has done yuch
= great service Ia the Staying Of these
miscrcantE. who have digIiunurcd our
n"bl" calling. and We, the E~cllacouciu
WIN CIV" your bride back to you and
iight your wrong"
DO MO- cries Marina cxcItcdly
now that our g@lOiiouH bandltn lave
you burton. your wrongs VIII be-
Tlghtcd'"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
Why 10 ~

The seats were IN the orchestra. %
tho thoatcr'D l"ft. "Thc lcft rlde Of
the house always sells out first" said
tho box office man, "Eycrybody sccma
to prefer It To tho right. ! don't know
why "i.oSes. especially. We can soil
twO left to n right box every limc
Nobody takes the right side for choice.
Ara there IL no reason for this. Az
inuch goGa on IN tho right extremity
Il tho stage az IN tho Icft--ws propri
ctors always look after that-and you
see just M much from tho right ns
from the left side. Why. then. IL tho
lrn aide always ut a Premium"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
LYDIA Z. PINKHHM

Nature and u wOman's work COM.
bincd have produced the giandcst
remedy for woman'B ills that tho
world has ever known.
In the good old. fashioned days OF
our g~randmothcrS they relied upon
the roots and herbs Of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians ON our Western
Plains 'Oday can produce roots and
herbs for every ailmcnt, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years In
tho study Of drugs.
From the roots and herbs Of the
field Lydia T.. rinklam more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
Of the world u remedy for their pc.
ciliar Ills, nor potent and ciiica.
Cious thanany combination ofdrugs.
Lydia T.. rinklIMm's Vegetable
Compound IL now recognized ~ tho
standard remedy for wonan's ills.
Mrs. Bertha MuF, Of 5l5 NC. st.,
Louisiana, Mo-, writes:
'OiITl'tc TchtDrhtibn " nchIJn
means NJ mach to me that for the sake
Of other suffering women | nm willing
to make my troubles public.
"For twelve ycnrH ! had been suffer
ing with the worst furmSof female Ills.
During that time had eleven different
phyHicians without help. No tongue
can tell what suffered, and ht times !
could hardly walk. About two years
MO wrntr MrH. pinlthnm for advice.
! followed II, and can truly any that
Lydia T.. linIthnm's Vegetable Com
pound and Mira. Pinkhnm'H advice re-
stored health and strength. IL In
worth mountains ~ gold 10 suffering
women"
What Lydia j.. rinkhun's Ncgc-
table Compound did for Mrs. Muii,
IL will do for other suffering women.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

dead mans trunk into evidence that
tho English oflcer whom she hac
nursed To life In the Egyptian hospi
tails and whom she lovod with he
whole heart. was tho principal In the
duclNt Ntaccio. the man who had slais
her brother.
IN. beauty OF the Euppliant. With
the blood Of the great COraican patriot
flowing In her veins. touches their pas
Ialcony scizlng some ~ the cyclame'
decorations. throws the flowers nj
over her. and her compatrlots. WHOSE
faces had been cold to her. fly around
embrace her and beg her to forgiv,
them.
"But there rs one ! will not forgive
cries the girl stcrnly: this SalIccti
Bernardo, who had known me In ny
youth. who spread thcBc reports al
over the mountains that ! have d.
grac"l my very wOmanhood In gl,lnl
myself to my brothers murderer"
"A baB Sallceti!" yclla "A sheep farm
or from the valley.
'IcmunIOB, his Hes have diBhonor,'
our racc!" growls n g%oa,hcrd re
the slopes of La Plniica.
Leave him to us." says I,Oncl
calmly. his hawks cycs are iis"d M
il"aHnnily on the candidate. who VII
muii"roh nnatllcma is chging from
the platform.
with thiH, CurHica'B invorito band
commands B'crnly. Men Of l,oco
urrlo. NJ On" uf yOu viii cast you
ballot AT III" polls for thia political
who has dlHgracnd our village. Othc
wisc ynu viii hear from me. You VII
vote for SignOrr Ambrose Luciian'
III" cigarette smoking Htai"9man frot
hiaccio, who bcgH your Huffrag"H. ~
may be % greater fool. but he liz not
sf"at u rascal IA orr fellow town
man. Don't sou even dare vote T.
yolIrhrlf," he cries, ag the Hbagh'
SalicctI 1irA from the DOM purHu'
ny jccrH ana "~x"craiions and even Il
iaiin'B Oi his " Hw""ih"ari. who
Hfill clnhl"d In old TumhHao'A arms.
Now. r"pninIion to you. Slgnol
Hain"H, the only one We Cnn MAKE
w" VIII bear sou In honor IT, Marina
home, where yOur bride now avail
you YOir wedding fctc wan pratpOn,
In Nice. ! mh"rHtand,' the grim ma
SmilrH slightly. we VIII give You
i|'OrOrnarJ II niIpilal ]prnc"BHion to
bride whose lips are AZ mnHulllcd :,
when Vic made vHwg TO you"
80. attended by III" whole Of IT,
H~"il'c"h'ia and many girls. who ha,
pulled down ti" floral ornaments I,
tho communal room, waving the flow
"rA about bin. and young men shoot
Ing or ll"ir Guns In his honor. l,arnci
with Marina on hiH arm, In escorted
beneath III" lantern lighted chcBtnu
trees to the old mansion Of the PaOlii
"A they liarB along the main street
girl comes running from the TELEGRAPH
ollicc and places an envelope IN Ma
rinhH hand. AFTER Rlancing at Il,
wiIh citation iH In the young wife
face. 81" Whispers some hurried iii
rrc'lpnH To old lomnHAp, aud irippin,
Ia iinrn"R' eide her Et"p IL AZ buoyan
an hIA.
Gro 80: rD%IIStEDJ
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
Unfair.

tn" man who IN AFRAID he can't
seldom NV" himself Ia chance " 0Ud
y neither w CA or uul
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-08
4 LONG LIVED
ESTATE To HANDLE
GaIbraith Trust TO Last Nearly
a Century and Grow to
Millions.

WASHINGTON, D. c. December T.
The Supreme Court handed down de-
cisiOn in the Hawaiian case of Hannah
Fritchie and others VS.. Cecil Brown and
". o. Smith, executors of the win of
George Galbraith, deceased. The appeal
is dismissed, thus unfolding the Ha-
waiian Supreme Court decision in favor
of the trustees of the estate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-08
c. c. BALLENTYNE To
co To THE MAINLAND

c. G. Ballentyne, general manager of
the Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., will
leave shortly for a tour of the United
States for the purpose of inspecting the
railway systems in the cities. 1t is
the wish of the local company to i'm
prove its system in every way possible,
and the good points in those abroad will
be added to the good points of the local
lines. One feature is the introduction
of motors of greater horsepower than
are now used. For the purpose of Sc
curing these it viii be necessary for Mr..
Ballentyne to visit the Westinghouse
factory, and when they are installed in
the large cars there will be no delay
in getting up the hills. The largest
ears will probably have two motors of
seventy horsepower each.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-08
BLOM' s BARGAINS ARE
DRAWING 4 CROWD

Blom's store, opposite the Catholic
church, seems to be the center of gray
ity for ladies who shop early for Christ
mas goods. And Blom 5 goods are bar,
gains. He buys carefully and sells at
prices which tempt any lady who wants
good clothes without being obliged to
paw exorbitant prices.
Dress goods, coats for grown-ups and
little folks and an endless number of
toys, which he is selling at bargain
prices. The time to buy is before the
goods have been picked over. There
will be no regrets afterward, unless you
fail to buy now.