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Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28

wrinkles in the dear face, and heart
aches.
Sure. it has been expensive to grow
you. But
II you are what we think you are.
you are worth all you cost us. and
more.
Re sure Of this: Father doesn't say
mucn nut Hello, SON. but deep down
in his tough. stanch heart he thinks
you are the finest ever, And the litt(e
mother simply cannot keep heg(fove
and pride for you out Of her eyes
Sonny, if you were td0io anything low
or mean it would just about IN vour
mother.
You are a man now.
Some time you must step IN your
fathers shoes. DoD| call him "old
man" He doesn't like to know Won
call him that; out Just the same, he is
not as youDg as, he used TO be. You
see, he has been working pretty hard
for twenty-one years to help you up.
And your mother begins already to
lean on you.
Doesn't that sober you-twentysone 2
Your father has done fairly well in
the world, but ne expects you TO do
better. And so do you expect you will
do better. He has given you better
chance than he had. You begin al
most where he leaves off. All the
same, young man, If you do even as
well as your sire and keep your soul
clean you win have done pretty well.
Don't finch boy.
The world viii try you out. It will
strain every fiber that is in you. But
YOU are made Of good stuff. Hold TO
yonr mothers teachings andfshame the
devil. Once the load Of life is fairly
strapped on your young shoulders You
will carry the burden and scarcely
feel # if only there is aswiIling and a
cheerful mind.
All hail, YOU, on the/threshold!
It is high time you Iwere beginning
to pay the freight And there are
your back debts to father and mother.
You viii pay them won't you. boy?
Not in money. No. You can't pay
those dsots in money.
How shall you pay those sacred
debts?
There Isl just one way-by being al
ways andJ everywhere "A man!
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28
WE DON'T KNOW MUCH.

Ut behoOves the scientist to sing Tow
these days Heretofore he has beer
rather too dGgmatic. II, for instance
-Radium may be changed into heHo1
then some OF 'the vel settled prtnci
pies Of science" are knocked into
I sm1thereens. The. discovery Of radium
itself was a hRrd blow.
/ Truth is powerful wedge. 1t sLlts
I theory logs smack open. The pratng
of dhe sure enough who is certain of
nts conclusions is often made to sound
like the pueriie prattlins of a enid
talking in the dark
A learned -Haeckel-in 'nis
booE "Riddle OF the Universe tabes
several kinds of kinks ont of ire
bOasrful knOw-an
He says we don't know much.
And comes mighty near provingtit
He says we play at putting up> blg
thinga-high buildings, great bridges.
huge engines ana such. But he says
wesdO not know even a little bittabOut
how te prevent murder, suicide, theft
and poverty.
Helhits US hard there.
We boast of our civilization and
point TO its indices - railroads. ma
chimes. news transmitters. etc.
Why. Diogenes made fun of that I
sort Of progress" 1000 years ago.
He got out mis- tub and rolled it through
the streets Of Athens and said. That
is all there is to your boosted prog
making the wheels go
FOUND
Haeckel says we don't know m1ch
bout a man. We don't know where
le got either his mind or his body. We
lOn't know very much about how he
an best use either body or mind.
We don't know very much about the Z
roper relation of men to government.
)ur political economy stops short Of
he problem of distribution.
Haeckel says we know scarcely any
hing about the prevention Of crime .
in and suffering are problems as Sc
GUS as in Davids time.
He tells us it is the fault Of our =
EDUCATIONAL system that we do not =,
now more. He says our education :
lips the really important things. :,
Maybe. =,
Anyway, we don't know much. -
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28
OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE.

So you are twenty-onel
And you stand up clear eyed to look
the world IN the face-a man.
Did you ever think, son, how much il
cost to make man of you? 1t cost a
lot OF money. but that isn't all.
You have cost father a lot Of hard
knocks and short dinners and gray
streaks in bis hair. And your mother
boy. you will never know. You have
cost her anxious DAYS and nigbts. and
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28

balance wheel being on the end Of tn,
crank shaft in this type Of automobile
Other styles of autos might require
different methods of connection.
The machine as arranged makes a
very convenient addition to the farm
equipment, being available either fol-
travel or for farm power or for a
combination when work is to be done
in locations some distance from the
farm.
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28
ZEE. FALI OF lMR. zIEnFR.

Herman Ziegler OF New York city
celebrated hrs thirty fifth birthday one
day recently by exercising mis- wife.
he chased her, as was his frequent
Eant, with the butcher knife.
Albeit Mrs. ZieglGr seems 40 have en-
tered into the spiut of the festivities
IEhe dut1fuuy capeTed around the table
rand, over the chairs to make a holiday
3 for Mr. Ziegler until she grew weary
Of the pay. Then she escaped ana
I ran 10 the neighb0rs.
The man Of tie house rested from
/ his labOrs on the back porch. recitiRg
/ the story Of the domestic circus he
had made and loudly telling what the
| programme wOusd be when Mrs Zisg-
Ter returned.
In the phraseoiogy of the street, frat
was where Nh. ,LiegleE lost out.
Mrs. Ziegier returned. She brought
with her twelve other women. Note
the fatal number - thirteen. These
merry wives seized Mr.. Ziegler even
while he glOated They bound him to
CHAIR and Joined hands in a circle
about him. The circus programme
was 20 90 on out with 2 changed ldH |
and new east OF characters.
Willie the twelve mace a joyfCq |
noise as became the festal day. Mrs |
Ziegler larruped Mr. Ziegler with n
section of the garden hose until be
too, COINED in the glad acclaim. though
Then the sisters of the
mystic circle helped Mr.. -Zlegler to his
painful bed.
Various ethical teachings might be
drawn from tins veraciOus story of the
fan Of Mr.. Ziecier. I.
For instance:
Every man should learn dhe lesson 4
that the race is not always to the
swirl nor the battle to the strong; also
hat pride goeth before a fan. +
Every man must be shaped by I'M
oward events into something decent. /
[ is the misfortune of Ziegler that he d
lid net learn this until he was thirty
i've. he had a bad fall coming to him.
t was long overdue.
1t is the law Of compensation that
very man must somehow pay for his -
IN. ~
Do HoC remember the very cute fable u
Y kipiing Of the puppy and the soap? "
The moral was that only through ex- r
erience and much .retching could the M
lppy learn that as a steady diet soap
not a good thing. Is
So Mr. Ziegler had to learn through H.,
.perience and a sound beating that Co
ife chasing, pursued either as a IN
tod hoo
OiSLeu Ousii1ss OF as pure recrea- OF
N, is detrimental TO the chaser as FMS
ell as The chased.
Mr.. ziegler did not learn this lesson
his puppy age. the proper age for l.
mping. wisdom 10 and beating fall Sta
les out, but 1t may be said OF OF
While it is sometimes difficult TO pos
ch an old dog tricks. still it may be S gsr
no Mel
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28
AUTO POWER IN FARMING.
The Insemious Device Of a Connecticut
Farmer.

ne ingeMaous Device OF a Connect eUt
Farmer.
An enterpUising farmer. z. C. Belden
OF Suffolk Conn. uses his automobile
to drive farm machinery. The illustra-
ton shows the auto in position and
connected with one Of the farm ma
chimes. He uses it quite extensively
for driving a wood saw.
The wheels are blocked to keep the
machine steady, using sticks of wood
or making small holes in the ground
into which the wheels are sci. 10
connect with Ehe machine Mr. 8elder
made an extension for the crank shaft
The extension mas a fsnge with holes
for cap screws, which are threaded
into the hub OF the balance wheel. the
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

An Act Proposing an A mendment to Section
/ 10 Of Article Of the Constitution of the Stat
! Of Delaware, relating to the Compensation o
the Members and Presiding Officers OF the
General a mbly.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the state or Delaw ware In
General Assembly met; dwO-thirds OF all the
mem bers elected TO each House agreeing):
section i. That the following amendment
pc ana the same is hereby proposed TO Section
. OF Article Ct the Constitution OF Delaware:
That the word five be stricken out OF the
third line Of said Section IS, Article 2 OF ne
Constitution, and the word "ten" be Inserted
IN lea thereof, and the word "six'' be stricken
out OF the fourth line Of Section IS. Article
OF the Constitution, and the word twelve be
inserted IN lieu thereof
RICHARD HODGSON,
Speaker Of the House.
ISAAC T. PARKER.
President OF the Senate.
i, Joseph L. Cahall, Secretary Of state Of the
State OF Delaware, do hereby certify that the
ABOVE ana foregoing Is a true and correct CODY
OF house Bill No.3l2, entitled: AN Act Pro. J
posing an mendment TO Section Is Of Arti. !
ele OF the Constitution of the State OF Della
ware, relating TO the com pensation of fhe
nemD ers ana Presiding Off GERS of the General
a assembly, as the same appears on the en-.
'oHed Dill MED in the office OF the Secretsrv
u State which said bill proposing snob
.men1ment TO the Constitution OF this State
puDlshed In accordance with the rannsra |
nents OF the Constitution Of the Slate
IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY. I
nave herennto set my hand
and official seal, at Dover this
ls's'I tWenty-hfth day Of July In the
wear OF our Lord one thousand
pine hundred and eight,
JOSEPH l.. CAHILL,
NY 81 70 Oet' 81 Secretary of Slate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12
Circnit Court

On account Of the immense amount Of
extra work involved ia The Lewison
Ditch Notice this week our complete
wrlteup OF the March term 81 court will
be deferred until next week. Court
convened yesterday morning. John
St Pierre pleaded guilty to mansIaugh-
ter In the second degree and was senten-
ced TO one year in the penitentiary.
Jesse Wlnsel was tried before jury
for The stabbing OF Fred Sequin last
fall aud WAS acquitted. Julia Comfy
vs., Retail Merchants Fire Insurance
Co, Of Sioux Falls. to collect on a
policy OF insurance, was tried before
the court and verdict found for the
plaintiff. Frank Wakeman VS.. Henry
Smith ct al, is on trial this afternoon.
The jury was dismissed this morning
after the verdict in the Winsei case.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12
Free 70 Oar Subscribers

We will be glad TO have every reader
81 our paper take ad vantaGe Of the fqf-
lowing offer: II you will send your
name and address 70 the Pineule Medi-
cine CO. 3SS ia Sale Ave-, Chicago,
H., they viii promptly mail You post
paid full weeks trial u their most
excellent preparation. .Pineules :
The preparation il put up IN little
gelatin globulee, easy and pleasant to
take and are truly remarkable 10 their
Quick effects % I'll Back Ache, Lame
Back. Rheumatism and Al Kidney and
fslsddtr aff4ctions. n writing them
q wlll Be necssssry 70 mention this
papsr. Piease doso. We hope any Of
our ye.ders. Who - suffering from
g 3 such couplaints wiII take advan-
sAes II tlsis 0fKer Al once u NE know
4 psrasIon = most highly rec
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12
Proc1asnatiou

Notice % the qualified voters OF the city OF
Elk Point. =. d., is hereby given. that the first
Monday In April, ieos. namely. She 9Th day Of
April, 1858. At the City Hall la said city Of Elk
Point. the annual election win be held for the
purpose Of eIectng the following officers TO wit:
One Mayor
Three Connclmen
One tity Clerk
One Treasurer
One Street Commissioner
One City Justice
One Marshal
One Assessor
The polls win I've open Is said City Hal from
A. M.to5 r. NJ. Oh said 9Th day Of April.
1905
There win also az the same time he submitted
the question ~ to whether intoxicating
liquors shall be sold at retail in the city Of Elk
Point. s. D.
Dates al Elk Point, s. D.. March, &, 1905
w. w, MAIN
Mayor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12
A Fearful Ratcrt.

On one Of his raids Benedict Arnold
captured an American officer in Viz
ginia. After a few days he said, Gap
tail what would our countrymen do
with me If they caught me?'
Well, sir" replied the captain, iii
must answer the question should
say that II my countrymen should
catch yon they would first cut OF your
lame leg, which was wounded in the
cause Of freedom and virtue at Quebec,
and bury it with the honors or war.
Then they would hang the remainder
o. your carcass on a gibbet.'
did you ever notice the peculiar
odor Of new paper money!,
Not exactly, but I'VE noticed tbs
cent Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12
III Local News.

o!dl papers Tor sale n this Office,
Nis Grace De vinn& WAS down from
ARlen over Sunday
NnIl pspsrinx 80 psistisE. Esquire
81 M.H. BARR.
TT ) grass south of the Court House
y actually beginning 10 gel green
Miss Nell Hssson visited her father
~ Yxnkton over sunday.
II. \. Tyler, d Siosx FaIis, secretary
III the Rstait Mtrchants' Insurance
CO., WAS In the city today
wais psperisg ana painting Enanirc
u Nh. BARR
Nj III. Baugh returned Tuesday
from Two weeks visit In deuel. coun'
III with his boys. They had = reg
nIation blizzard up there last week.
Judge III. II. Keith Of Sioux Falls
was III the city Tuesday morning. He
WAS III his way boms from Vermillion
where bic delivered lecture before
the Lax school Monday evening.
Miss Clara Hayes went 70 Hawarden
Saturday and visited over sunday y
Inc Ring hone. She has nov gone tf'
CensryilIe for an extended visit with
the Ronnes.
The Mission study club 81 the
Go. grcgalIonaI church meets next
l'hufsdsy afternoon, Mtrch III With
Mrs. Carl Anderson. The subject u
New Zealand All ladies are invited
20 attend.
N { and Mrs Andrew DAiies returs-
I'D Saturday from southern Wisconsin
where they have bean whiting since
Decsnbsr. They were accompanied
home BY Albert Poikinghorn of
Mineral Point. Wis. Mrs Dailey's
brother, Who Ii visitiDg here few days
That big Lewiston Ditch Notice on
our fourth and ffth pages has more
Than kept us busy this week. Our
lossl and editorial has suffered some
what In consequence and even politics
IN Tuesday occupied Us much less thar
drainage. Possibly this may account
mewbai for the big Crawford vote IN
Elk Point.
The nj snagement of the High School
Lecture Course wishes W announce
tt,at the next number will BE- given on
the evening Of April The 10Th by II, Y.
Adams He will be followed On The
evening 81 the 23rd bs the humorist,
Hafbsrt Leon Cope. We regret very
much that these attractions come -
iAlc II the season aud 20 close together.
bo1 40 other arrangement could be
1nsde.
Ika boys are having . good laugh
III Treasurer Wsbher. For three
ysxrs NJ HI worn Abslied' shirt and
etkrched COLLAR, meanwhtle enduring
W(t1 pNtlopee and ! commendsbie de-
Sfes III resignation, city life IS II y IN
Elx fot0t. But be has always been
l0yul ~ Riohland whenit came TO got-
I iur aud when the time came 10 save hi
conntry, IS the compass points 70 the
ps,le etar 10 Webber would point for
Rlchlnnd and put Ia his little vote
YhiS year. however, Mr. Webber
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12

Married, Wednesday, March 4. by
the Rev. G. @. vik, at the Rosen1
church, Lars Quaale and Miss Lena
Renne.
Married. Tuesday, March 3, by the
Rev P.J. Reinertsen. at the parsonage
of st Paul church, Oscar Oake and
Miss Nellie Apply.
Married, Wednesday, March "A. BY
the Rev. ". X. Brown, at the NJ. E..
parsonage 10 Elk Point, Mont Camp
bell and Miss Lena Hummel. both Of
Westfield, 10.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12

Editor Ryan Or the Leader returned
This morning from three weeks "Trip
ia the south.
Owaii pspsrina asd paintinx. anqaire Of
Nh. BARR.
Hon. E. w. Martin closed the cam
paign forfthe March primaries with
y good speech in the court house
Satusd wight. The audie, ce was not
as large as either OF the preceding
ones, Saturday night proving TO be =
bad night for rally. Mr.. Martin
went over very little new ground, but
summed up The issues In . fair md
convincing manner. He added TO the
already strong impression 10 his favor
10 Elk Point, confirmed some voters
and convinced Others. We certainly
expect Elk Point 10 give Mr.. Martin
a good vote both at The coming pri-
mary and At the general election In
November.
The COURIER has Ia stock a full
line oil township election bianks, in
Guiding notice OF annual town meet
Ing, certificate Of election, officers
bonds, etc. The spring elections will
soon be 1t hand and you will need
these blanks. Township clerks should
call at this Office and examine these
blanks, We can save you postage and
al bother giving you just what you
need az regular list prices.
For engraved calling cards, or the
iatest forms 10 wedding invitations and
announcements, zee the COURIER. We
can save you some money and secure
prompt attention.
Piymosth Rock Eggs for SETTING
From thorong Inbred, barred, Plym-
onth Rock fowls. wellbred and isolated.
Get your settings nov. Phone 90,
Line g.
Webster's International Dictionary,
the standard, The one every school dis
trict is required by law 70 furnish. We
can supply at greatly reduced price.
See the COURIER III once. Is's case
Of 6rst come, frst served, 40 we have
only one copy 10 dispose u and this
will come direct from the publishers.
Wash Green 81 Alcester sends Us the
following touching little poem:
Lives OF poor men oft remind us
Honest toll won't stand chance:
The more we work there grows hs.
hind us
Bigger patches on our pants.
On onr pants ones new and glossy,
Now Of stripes on different hue;
All because subscribers linger,
And won't pay UP what is due.
Then let Us be Up and doing,
Send your mite, however small;
Or when snow or winter strikes us,
We will have no pants at all.
This little poem IL SO true to life
that we want every one 10 learn it by
heart and sing IL over and over. Not
only sing II for us but sing IL for Peter.
son and sing II for Bower and sing II
for All the other editorial brethren. for
goodness knows Il Is mo fun to have
the gable end oil the editorial trousers
In need Of repairs and nothing to re-
pair them with. Now, all together. lei
Us sing Hawarde To-, Chronicle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12

Disraeli's epigrams were pointed aud
double edged, and this one. given by
George Russell II his diary. Is abou.
az sharp as Disraeli could make it.
Some one had asked Disraeli il he
had read the GreviIle memoirs. Now.
there never had been much amity be-
tween him and the GreviIles, and SO
he said: n do not feel attracted to
them. knew the author. and he was
the most conceited person with whom
I have been brought III contact, al
though ! have read Cicero and known
BulWer Lytton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12

Gentleman or lady TO travel for Mer-
camille House Of large capital. Terri
torysat home or abroad TO suit. III de
sirsb'e the home may be used as head
quarters. Weekly salary Of shopper
year and expenses. Address Joseph Al.
Alexander, Elk Point. s. Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12

a brown colt, weighing about 1850
pounds, came 70 my place last week.
Owner can have same BY proving prop
erty md paying expenses,
EARL BInLMEYER
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12

The stale as whole is very close.
with the probabilities in favor OF u
majority OF 10 or Is Crawford dele
gates This Is likely to be incrt ased
40 or SO BY bandwagon delegates BY the
lime the state convention meets.
This county is. rs two years ago.
overwhelmingly for Craef,rd, The dele
gates t, the county convention stand
ing, probably, 70 to l3. Outside OF Elk
Point and Alcester the vote WAS very
light. Ia many precincts, like Brule
And Sioux Valley, there was no opposi-
tion ticket. Aicester. as always, is
the banner republican town, and on
a full vote shows clear majority
Tor the straig ht staiwart republican
ticket. Il Point is still hotDed OF
Crawfordism, although five times as
many stalwArt votes we're pollsd as
under the honest caucus law" two
years ago. Several democrats wsre
voted here and prosecutions may and
ought 10 follow
The vote has not yet been cansasse d.
the judges having ten days in which
TO return the ballots. They are all in
now, the last box, Alcesser, arriving
this morning. On account OF court
being in session the official canvass
will be delayed day or two. From
unofficial sources we learn that the
following is the probable list Of dele
gates elected:
BIG SIOUX
G. G. Hopkins, 81. Shipman.
JEFFERSON
Alphonse Chicofne. Milt Havi land.
Fred Bechard.
CIVIL BEND
Daniel Ballinger, E. H. Tucker.
BRULE
Ole Ofstchage, Ole Gunderson, Jr.,
Albert Johnson, Segwar1t Kalstad.
ELK POINT
G. @. Vollmer, Oiuf johnson, w. w.
Main, E. G. Ericsson, Alison Bovee, n.
j I4und, G. A, Steinbeck.
ELK PoINT TOWNSHIP
r. 81. Callahan, w. NJ vinson, II.
g. Shearon.
I<r1,rrr .~yr
e. e. Holland, L. $. Hoven. Tie be-
tween.J y. Hamre ana E. g. Swoyer
to be decided BY lot by the canvassing
board.
Il. w. Clark, Ole Christensen,
Andrew Abrahamson.
sioux vALLAY
A. w. JohDson, Z. e. Erickson. B.
Shoulberg. Jos. E. johnson.
EMMETT
Jolu Briggs. &. x Oislad. Peter
Ekren, r, A RonninR
Blc SPRINGS
II. w. Ericson, E. ]. johnson, e. =.
Lundberg. J. r. Llndblom.
VIRGINIA
John Finnie, Charles DAwson, John
BsrgdAle.
AIcEsTER
4 3, Is Il ..a@ q II sshnr,.a II =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12

Landlord How do you ind the
steak, doctor?
Guest HIM! ~ hunting carefully
Al over my plate!
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-03-12
FOR sale

Pure bred, white, Plymouth Rocl, and
cockerels. Inquire OF
MRs. Il. M. QUICK.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-03

Exquisite Waists of Japanese
silk. some with silk embroidered
fronts, others with tucked W
shape yokes. All new spring
styles for the season 1908. Waists
positively worth $4.T5 and $500
will be in the Snow White Sale
specially priced at $3.45
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-03
CHEMISE

Chemise of soft cambria, fin
ished around neck with edging of
Swiss embroidery; special at 97c
Chemise of fine Nainsook,
made generously wide, finish
ed around neck with six-inch
Swiss embroidery; $1.65 Che
mise at ............,. 81 40
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-03

If we were selling the Waists
in this assortment in the regular
way there's not one that would
be priced under $3.50 and any
number would be marked 1915
and $500. Every Waist is new
and will be in the Snow White
sale at ............. .$1.9s
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-03
NIGHT GOWNS

Women's Cambria Night Gowns
made with yoke of Swiss inser-
ton and fine tucks; some finish
ed with embroidery, others with
rows of Torchon lace. $1.25 val
ues, at ............... $3.50
Women's Fine Nains'hlI Gowns,
low neck and short sic, YES, trim
med with Val. lace and insertion,
regular $2.00 Gowns at. 81. go
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-03

Regular use Long Cloth, sold
only in - yard pieces. .Sl9s
Regular 25c Long Cloth, sold
only in 12-yare pieces. =. .Se45
Regular 25c quality Nainsook,
extra special. yard .... .9te
Regular S5c Nainsook. super
Tor quality. special, yard 2sc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-03

Regular 25e Checked and
Striped Dimity, 81 inches wide,
yard ... Or
Regular Acc Checked and
Striped Dilnity, "a Inches wide.
yard ....... ... .S2C
Regular Csc Persian Lawn,
linen finish. "a inches. yard Gle
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-03

IN this assortment we have
combined two lines. Waists that
~Ooid ordinarily sell for s1.75,
aaa $500. Each Waist is made
= beautiful sheer Lawn, prettily
sinmed with embroidery, lace
ltion and tuclSs. Special in
us Snow White Sale at. .$1,4s