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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-10-10

left Tuesday for Spokane.
Ole Lasell of Moravia was in
Boomers Ferry, ON Tuesday.
-WANTED-An apprentice girl
TO learn dress making. Inquire at
this office.
New Fall and Winter Millin-
cry, prices reasonable. Wright &
Rose baugh.
Mr.. and VIM. McGlocklin left
Tuesday morning for few DAYS
visit at the fair.
Who's your family druggist?
Telephone a No. 1 pharmacy.
They can please you.
Lovely Hats in charming pro-
fusion of large, medium or small
shapes, at Wright & Rosebaugh.
Just arrived fine line of
Trunks and Travelling Bags, prices
very reasonable. Moore Bros.
The race-meet occurs on the
18th and 18th, Next Saturday
will witness lively times in town.
Place your orders for 16 inch
mill wood, delivered at your door,
dry or green. B. F. Lbr Co. Ais
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Andrews.
and q. Montgomery from the Koot-
enai Valley went to Spokane on
Tuesday.
Miss Rachel Gray went to Spo-
kane on Tuesday, and from there
she will go to Rathdrum TO visit
her parents.
-Ranchmen-If you want
wagon that will be wagon 10 or
70 years from now buy Balm.
Savoy? Sold by the K. T. Co.
Boomers Ferry is to have high
school football team this fall. The
boys had good workout last Sun
day morning and everything looks
favorable for a good team.
T. J. Sullivan has rented the
Bunting property next to DIR. Fry's.
office, and has opened restaurant.
Mr.. Sullivan has been running the
boarding house at the Schnoar
Cooperage & Box Mfg. Co.
The K. T. Co. are working
hard these days with the railroad
companies, to get equitable freight
rates on the Fruits and Vegetables
raised in the valley, so they can be
shipped to outside markets
Ranohmen call on them when in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wn. VanGasken
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Little went
to Spokane Monday morning to be
gone for a few days, and will visit
the fair while there. Mr.. VIM.
VanGasken returned home on
Wednesday. Mrs. VanGasken will
go on to Seattle for a month or six
weeks visit.
=. For the man that wants foot
freedom, comfort and ease, ask for
the w. l.. Douglas corndodeer Shoe
that's what this model is built for.
They are roomy, sensible, snug,
conforming point to point with the
natural lines of the foot. We have
20 other different lasts in all leath-
ers to select from. Moore Bros.
Ladies Coats for fall and
winter wear also childrens and
Misses Coats. The most beautiful
line of Dress Goods that ever ar
rived tn town. Winter underwear
for everyone. Shirt Waists, XII
monas, Hosiery, Blankets, Com
forts, Ready Made Clothing, Shirts, !
and ETC., just arrived +,
from the east and now on our Sale
tables. Hollinger's Dept Stors.
MIR. and Mrs. P. B. Hemeon, c
who have had charge of the Bonner ,
Hotel and restaurant for the past c
year and half, last week trans
ferred their lease to Mr.. Daniel
Sather, of Kettle Falls Wn Mr. \
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LOCALS - gRSOmgLs )

Get it at Teddy's, ask johnny
for it.
Bruce Dunning is in Spokane
this week attending the fair.
leo. Brown returned on We'd
from Libby, and left the same day
for Spokane.
See the Children's and Misses
school Hats and Caps, at Wright
q Rosebaugh.
Last Monday Chas. Braham
severed his connection with the
Bonner Mercantile Co.
Call on J. E. Howe for any,
thing in the livery, sale or trans
fer line, or for wood and coal.
james English and Mr.. Good
bar of Porthill were in the CITY
Tuesday and from here went to
Spokane.
A. l.. Beck resigned his posi-
ton with the Bonner Mere. last
week, and has accepted position
with K. T. Co.
&C. B. Garrison of Portland. Or.
cruiser for the Rogers Lbr. Co. is
IN Boomers Ferry looking after the
company's interest.
Remember Alexander is not
only ready but anxious to compare
prices on Furniture or Floor Cover
lngs with any mail order house.
Miss Dora Wright, the book
keeper for the K. T. Co., went to
Spokane on Wednesday to visit
relatives and friends far few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Banning
went to Spokane on Wednesday
Mrs. Banning, who has been in poor
health for sometime, will be treated
at one of the hospitals.
Rev. DR.. Darling of Spokane
has been engaged to fill the Presby-
terrain pulpit for the coming year.
Rev. Darling will occupy the parson-
age next to the church.
Having leased the PEBBLES
Ranch ] have hay that | will sell
at $4.OO per ton on ground. Twill
also pasture stock at $1.OO a month
per head, JAMES STEWART.
If you want to buy or sell any
thing in the fruit or vegetable line
call on the K. t, Co. they are onto
their job and the way they are sell
ing stuff in that line is not slow.
Last Thursday evening about
~ young lady friends of Miss
Rachel Gray. gave a miscellaneous
shower. Miss Gray was the recep-
lent of many useful articles and a
royal good time was reported.
Mrs. E. A. Harris, from Arkan-
sas, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ],
Armstrong They were friends in
the south. Mrs. Harris visited at
Kalispeil and will go to the coast
before her return to the south.
-NOTlCE-Lost somewhere on
the upper or lower road between
Boomers Ferry and Copeland on
August 10, a purse containing
money and valuable papers. Find
er can have the money on return
ing the papers to this office.
We carry complete line of the
well known Salt Lake Mormon
Underwear, Sweaters and Cordigan
Jackets. These garments will give
you more satisfaction in comfort
and service than any underwear
Or over garment you ever wore.
Wear them once and you will never
have any other kind. Moore Bros
The Lecture and Entertain
nent course that is to be given here
his winter through the Epworth
League of the M. e. Church is
lnder the management of the Mid
and Lyceum Bureau of Des Moines.
iowa. The dates and names of the
entertainments are as follows: No
Tember II, Rachel Steinman Con-
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School Supplies at Brody's.

and Dress Hats that will attract
and please all. Wright & Rosebaugh
DIR. Pfister, the eye specialist of
st. Paul, will again be at the West
Hotel, Monday, Oct. 10. Exam
ination free.
An up-to-date line of Jardimers
and Pedestals at Alexander's. Just
what you want when you have to
take your flowers inside.
Get the reading of from rs to
100 of the very latest copyright
books and a COPYRIGHT book in
cluded for $3.50 at Brody's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Mahoney
and Miss Lizzie Mahoney went to
Spokane during the week. They
will visit the Interstate Fair while
in Spokane.
-FOUND-A lady's belt and
comb; boys silk waist. Owner
can have same by calling at the
Bonner Nero. CO.. store and paying
for this notice.
Col. T. R. Hamer, the Republi-
can candidate for Congress, will
speak in Bonners Ferry next Satur
day evening. Col. Hamer is very
brilliant speaker.
"A. j. Kent has moved his real
estate office into the Hotel Casey
building. He now occupies the of
flee that he occupied when he first
engaged in real estate business.
Zig Picnic and Barbecue at
Clagstone on Wednesday, Oct. IA.
Col Thos. r. Hamer will be the
principal speaker. Do not fail to
attend and have the time of your
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Austin
Of Spokane are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Hollinger. Mr..
Austin, Frank Berger and 7. J. |
Hollinger went up on the Moyie
Thursday for a deer hunt.
The Spokane International will |
put a steamer on the Pend d'Orelle
Lake next year. 1t is also a part of
their plan to build a branch line
from Athol to the lake, and give
their passengers a choice of routes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Eddy left
for Republic on Thursday, after
pleasant visit with friends and rel
atives in Boomers Ferry. Mr.. Eddy
will have some interesting expert
ences to relate to his brother train
men, in regard to his efforts as a
If you are looking for the best
$500 Hats made ask for the Halves
Won Gal Hats. They have the
STYLE. the individuality and the
quality that distinguish them from
other makes. We are sole agents
for these celebrated Hats. Moore
Bros. Mems Shop.
-Ranchmen and loggers, if you
are going to be in the market for
Bob Sleighs of any kind this winter
call on the K. t. Co. They are
agents for Sweets Patent Common
Sense Sleigh. None made as good
as Sweets. Call and give them
your order while stocks are intact
Andrew A. Merritt, Republican
for Sheriff, andrJ. w. \
Ramsey, Republican candidate for
jonuty Superintendent of Schools, Il
we're in Boomers Ferry and North
Bonner during the week, interview
ng the citizens relative to their can
lacy and that of the Republican
icket in general. Both gentlemen
lave many friends and are popular
Mrs. J. j. Armstrong enter
aimed number of friends at $500"
m Wednesday, in honor of her
uest, Mrs. E. A. Harris. Those
resent were, Mrs. Geo. R. Gray, |
1rs. w. d. Baxter, Mrs. NH. Dan
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SERVANT Is IN FAMILY.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rules on Railroad Conditions.

series of conference rulings on rail-
road problems were made public yester-
day by the interstate commerce commits
sion.
A household servant travelling with a
member OF a family entitled to a pass is
la wfuly included in the term family
within the meaning of the act to regulate
commerce.
Common carriers may provide at points
along their lines, eating houses for their
employees. and property for such eating
houses may properly be regarded as nee
essary and intended for use of the car
riers in the conduct of their business; but
such eating houses. however, must not
serve the general public.
belt line owned by a municipality
which participates in interstate move
ments ia subject to the jurisdiction of the
commission under the act to regulate
commerce.
A carrier may be authorized to make a
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Women's 1Oc Fancy Embroidered
HandkerchfefS... Observation-Disclosures. DC
29c Silk Chiffon Polka Dot Veilings,
in all colors. Yard at........... 19c
500 All-silk Stripe Satin Border Hat
Wells: all colors; IL yards long. 69c
Csc Silk Chiffon Ruchings; six assora.
ed lengths in a box. fOr........... l3c
Women SC Embroidered Turnover
women's l2,sc Laundered Collars. &c
29c Nainsook Corset Cover Embroid-
cry. 18 inches wide. Yard. ........ lie
Mems 19c All-linen Initial Handker-
chiefs. loc
2oc All-silk Taffeta Ribbons; > inches
wide: all colors. Yard............ lie
Be Large-size Japanese Porch Seats 2l1c
$500 Bed Mattresses. covered with
1925 Double Bed Size Crochet
Spreads. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TIC
SC Rug Fringe; all colors. Yard. 3Stc
1Sc White Cannon Cloth; steam shrunk
quality. Yard at.................. 1Oixc
zoe White Victoria Lawn: 40 inches
CSC Dotted SILK Mousseline. ........ CSC
soc Black French Organdy; 2 yards
wide. Observation-Disclosures. 20c
29c White French Lawn; AZ inches
VIDE. ...........s........... 1Z12c
SOC Mercerized Austrian Satin Table
DamaSk. SA12O
So Red star Diaper Cloth. 10 inches
wide: sealed packages Of 10 yards CSC
sc Oriental Turkish Wash Cloths. 21fc
12kc All-linen Crash Toweling.... Sac
38-inch Bleached Cotton. regularly 1oc
yard ....................... .........o 1ec
Sc Standard Apron Ginghams. .4bc
27-inch Plain Color Chambray. regu-
larly 121kc yard. .6s4c
45x36 Bleached Pillow Cases. regu-
larly lee each. .121ec
81 Guaranteed Quality Black Taffeta
Silk. 80 inches wide. yard, at...... SOC
24-ineh All-silk Pongee Foulards.
regularly SOC yard. .19c
williams Shaving Soap, round cakes.
2,sc
25c size bottles of Dioxogen. .........17c
Contrs Imported White CASTLE Soap.
half-pound bars. Regularly 1Oc. &c
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder, box. loo
DR.. J. P. Pray's Rosaline. regular 2oc
Roger & Gallet's Violet de Parme Elk
tract. Regularly Soc ounce: half
ounce bottle at. .............. BIC
Renaissance Toilet Soap. Regularly
Goldenberg's CSC insured" Tooth
Brushes Ga new brush for any which
proves unsatisfactory. .19c
Wrigley's Spearmint Chewing Gum.
regular SC packages ..............2zc
Sailed Spanish Peanuts, freshly made.
Regularly 20c h.. .l2c
Geneva Silk-finish Thread. regularly
1Oc spool ...:....:::..:: ......ac
Silk Tie Laces. in black only. 30
inches long. Regularly 15c pair. DC
Double Initials, fast-color Turkey red.
for marking underwear. ETC.; any
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COPPER TRADE LOOKING UP.
F. Brooker Speaks En-
couragingly of the Prospects.

NEW YORK. July 17.-Charles F.
Brooker. president of the American Brass
company. the largest individual buyer of
copper in this country. whose views on
conditions in the trade have great weight.
spoke encouragingly yesterday of the i'm
provement apparent among the brass
manufacturing interests.
Improvement has come slowly" he
said, but it is plainly here. and the
movement toward better conditions must
be admitted
Mr.. Brooker refuses always to discuss
the business of the American Brass Com
pany, and his remarks dealt with the
trade situation as whole. He starts next
on a vacation, to be gone until we'll to-
ward the end of the summer
From the other side of the copper mar
ket, the point Of view Of the sellers. there
have been increasingly numerous reports
OF copper sales Since July l. The head Of
one selling company said yesterday that
he believed the total of electrolytic cop
per sold for domestic consumption at 1915
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SPEED OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
New Battleship Beats Contract by
Knot and a Halt

NEWPORT. r. l.. July 17-Beating her
contract speed by more than a knot and
a half, the battleship Mississippi. Capt
John c. Fremont. U.S.N. made a fine
showing on her final acceptance trial, from
which she returned to Newport yesterday.
Capt Thomas c. Mclean. senior officer of
the board Of inspection and survey. said
yesterday evening that the ship had be-
haved finely and that She would be
great credit to the service. Other men,
bers Of the board also expressed their
high opinion of the performance of the
Mississippi in every way She will go out
again today and return here July u.
The Mississippi was built to make IL
knots an hour. which Is her contract
speed, and though builders trials showed
that she could easily exceed that rate it
was not thought that she could do quite
as we'll as she did on the trial just ended.
She went out yesterday straight to sea.
which was smooth. and when she had her
engines shaken down she was sent OFF on
a speed trial under forced draft. Her
average for four hours was 1876 knots,
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SAIL BENEATH PAPAL FLAG.
Many Catholics Leave New York on
Way to Rome.

NEW YORK, July 17.-With Papal and
Irish flags flying. the Cunarder Campo
thia sailed away yesterday with $50
Catholics, including 80 priests and 70
women. They are bound for Naples and
Rome. Cardinal Gibbons. who will sail
tomorrow with Archbishop Farley and
Bishop O'Connell. will meet them at
rome and present them to the pope
Leading the pilgrimage is Mgr. James
H. Mclean. rector of old st. Peters Cath
olic Church in Barclay street. Not in
many years has Mgr Mclean taken va
cation. He has been a priest forty four
years and has served his congregation for
twenty-seven years without a rest
The monsgnor will be spiritual director
of the pilgrims. Archbishop Farley will
personally present Mgr Mclean to Plus
x as the rector Of the Oldest church In
New York.
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BOY KILLED IN DOG CHASE.
Bullet Intended for Rabid Animal
Hit Charles Snodgrass.

WHEELING, w. Va. July 17.-Charles
Snodgrass, nine years old. was shot tt
death by Clinton Finley while Finley ant
several other men were chasing a mad
dog. The Snodgrass boy was standing
on the bridge at Glenns run when hi
heard the cry Of mad dog" He climbed
upon the Orders of the bridge. and while
there was struck by a bullet that Finley
fireI at the dog.
The boy dropped into the creek. an6
when the body was recovered IL wal
thought he had fallen from the bridge
and drowned 1t was only when an ex.
animation was being made of the body
by an undertaken that the bullet wounc
was discovered.
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combination. Regularly lOc pack
age. .......-'..... &c
Mating Suit Cases. pain. size. Regu,
Canvas-covered Trunks. % and 30 in.
sizes. Regularly 30............ 2.19
Picnic Lunch Cases. made just like
suit case. with brass lock and leather
handle; - and II in. sizes. Regu-
larry I0c. 'tsc
CSC Figured Lawn Kimonos. .12i1c
15c Cambria Corset Covers; low and
nigh neck. -. -: &c
Infants Long and Short Cambria Slips.
Regularly nc. Use
Women's SOC Corsets. of coutil and ba-
Children's 15c Jean and Cambria Draw
Children's 25c Bingham and Chambray
ROmperS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. INC
Mems s1.5O Union Suits............. .1c
Mems BIC Boston Carriers ....... 13c
Mems 25c Silk Isle Arm Bands. 1ac
Mems 2jc Windsor Ties. 1oc
Mems soc Genuine Guyot Suspen-
derS SIC
Mems &c Fancy Shield Bows 800. NC
Boys 75c Two-piece Jersey Bathing
SUITS ~"
swim .............;:.... Zoc
Boys Elton College Caps. Regularly
Maryland Biscuit Co.'S DC packages Of
Baby Snaps. Lemon Teas and Mary
land Biscuits. at for. ............5c
1Oc bottles of Sunset Brand Ketch-
Armour's "veribest'' Ham and
tongue. -12c
1Oc packages of Apetizo Breakfast
Food: two for. &c
Armours Lard. Bib. pals for. .33c
1Oc cans of Armour's Pork and
Beans O12c
Lowney's 1Oc cans of Breakfast CO.
15c tall cans Of Pink Salmon. 49,. &c
10c packages of Old Dutch Cleanser &c
1Oc rolls of White House" Toilet Pa
Three-compartment Steam Cooker.
SOC Galvanized Iron Washtubs 29c
&c cakes of Cincinnati Oleine Laundry
Soap (20c WORTH: four cakes for. lie
Four-string Carpet Brooms regular
Set of IL Table Knives and Forks. 6
each. Sold regularly at 60c. For. ..29c
Parker $1.25 Rotary Alarm Clocks .69c.
Three-piece Christy Knife Sets, reg
ularly 25c. .1Oc
Topsy Twirl Diabolo Sets. .21zc
Name engraved on copper plate and
nifty cards. .3Sc
Dennisons Plain White Paper Nap
kins, per hundred. ................15 c
Cedar Lead Pencils, with rubber tips.
regularly 1Oc dozen. &c
IL packages of L. 8. Government For
mula Seidlitz Powders, in alright tin
box. Worth soc. .................17 Tic
Children's Barefoot Sandals. sizes 3
to IL. Worth SOC and CSC pair. SOC
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Many Persons Die Of Scorpion Bites

MEXICO CITY. Mexico, July 17.-Ac-
eording to a report made to the national
board Of health scorpion bites have caus-
ed the death of thirty-six people in the
town of Durango during the last six
months.
The bites proved fatal In nearly every
case The state government offers a
bounty of two cents for. every scorpion
killed Many deaths from the bites of
the insect have also occurred in other
parts Of the state and In the mountain
towns In Jalisco.
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refund for misrouting a shipment, while
the carrier which participated in the
transportation. without lawful tariff APP
plicable thereto, 'should be dealt with
through the department of prosecutions"
1t is not unreasonable to charge a rate
Of % cents for a shipment sent direct to
It's destination over the lines of two car
riers a distance of $50 miles. although
possible to send 1t by a roundabout route
over the lines of three carriers distance
Of GIT miles at a rate of 10 cents; and
the commission refused to order a re-
bate of the difference in rate in the case.
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ELKS ON PARADE.
10000 Marchers in Line and Forty
Brass Bands

DALLAS. Tex. July 1.-THE streets Of
Dallas were densely packed with citizens
AID visitors yesterday afternoon, when
the big parade of Elks took place. Ex-
cursions from all over Texas arrived dur
ing the night and early morning The
attending crowds have broken all records
for a similar event. 1t was estimated
that 20v00 marchers were in line. There
were forty brass bands.
The grand lodge held its last business
session yesterday
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which was something better than she
made on her builders trial. Under natu-
raj draft she made an average speed Of
ia knots. Everything about the boat
was subjected to a thorough test, nothing
gave way and in every detail the Missis-
sippi showed herself to be an especially
fine vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17

Miss May Eiburn. daughter of William
Elburn. living on the Wickes farm, at
Toppngs -four mills. Md, was severely
burned yesterday. She was in the act of
building fire with coal oil.
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All-linen Dutch Col
lars, all sizes. Worth
c ehsi spe. 12Hc
Imported Embroidered
Null Ties. with white
and colored ends. Worth
SOC each. Spe- DC
cial. SOS
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cents within the month was at least
4GO0, 600 pounds. The buyers were for the
most part brass and wire manufacturers
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England to Buy Brazilian Ships.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Daily Express
states that 1t is in possession of definite
information that Great Britain will pur-
chase the three Brazilian battleships nov
under construction in England.
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Saturday Morning Sales.
A List of Extraordinary Money-Saving
Chances From 8 AM. to PM.

We have arranged of special sales to-
from pm; offering you the most unusual
buying privileges of the summer.
No mail phone ORDERS and in instances the guam
ty to each buyer restricted reasonable
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Embroidered and Lace
Rabots. Worth De-
39c. Special. ....... SOS
Ascot Ties and Stocks
of ere t onne. DC
Worth 39c; for. SO
SOC Gibson Stocks of
venice and valen- DC
ciennes lace; for. =. SoS
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COOL SUMMER NECKWEAR.

acc Embroidery and
Lace Trimmed Collars,
all new patterns. Dc
Special. SOS
Silk Chiffon Yelling.
with satin border. all
colors. Worth Soc yard.
Special price for De-
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Belt Buckles and Belt Pins. rose
gold. French gray and black finish.
All the new shapes and
designs. some with stone 80
settings. Regular 5Gc nc
value. For.
Pearl Earrings. screw and pierce
less styles. gold-plated mountings
and neat pearl settings of various
size pearls. also stylish
cluster screw earrings n ~
with tiny rhinestone set VIC
tings. Special. ........
New Amber Hat Pins, long twist
ed shapes. with extra -
long stems. Regular Csc QDC
kind Special. AOS
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Inexpensively Priced Jewelry.

Brooches in all the popular
shapes, horseshoe and bar effects
with brilliant rhinestone and pearl
settings. silver and gold
filled mountings. Regu- 0VC
lar S1.O0 value. For. .......
Nethersole Bracelets. plain and
chased effects. dull Roman or
bright polished gold-fin-
ish Strong hinge and 10
catch. Regular $50 and VVSC
$500 values. Special.
Gold Shell Sisnet Rings.
new shapes in beautiful ~
signet effects. Wear AUC
guaranteed. Special price.
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39c All-Silk
Betting,
[ SC

The most pOpu-
lar material for Sum-
mer Belts.
All-silk Moire Dres-
den Betting. in various
handsome color COM
binations.
Tomorrow at 15c for
belt lengths of three
quarters of a yard.
Regular price, SSc
yard.