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New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
PULLIAM OFF FOR A REST.

Harry c. Pullam, president OF the National
League Baseball Clubs. left for the Adirondacks
Yesterday get much needed rest He will re-
turn in time to attend the meeting OF the National
League on February %.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
BOXING BOUT POSTPONED.

London Jan 29.-The boxing bout between
Tommy Burns and Jack Palmer. of Newcastle,
y,hich was scheduled for February J. has been
until February 10.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
rHlRTYslx DEGREES BELOW ZERO

ST. Paul Jan. 2e.-United States Weather o' AZ
Williams reports the coldest tempeTature '0-u.
Minnedcss. Manitoba. where the mercury fss'
81 degrees below zero.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

The Brighton Handicap will be decided at the
midsummer meeting at Brighton Beach which
begins On July : Last year the big race was
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
THE SUBURBAN HANDICAP.

THE SUBURBAN HAHDICAP-For rhree-year-o!ds and
upward. by subscription Of Sl5 each. the only nab-
ttr IL declared out ny February 20 n
after that date; starters S25 additional guaranteed
cash value s25 oco. Of which 5000 second and
So 90 10 tie third. One oae-Quarter mile
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
CAPABLANCA NOT TO MEET FINN.
Wrong Impression Causes Chess Match To
Be Called Off-Koehler to Defend Title.

Jose r Capablanca. the best chess player at
Columbia. declared yesterday that he would not
meet Julius Finn, the state champion, in match
game as had been announced.
Because of his close attention TO his studies
Capablanca did not play against Harvard, Yale
and Princeton Christmas, and the Columbia
team without his services. For the same
reason. il is learned, he cannot engage in any hut
informal games To oblge a few friends IN
the Manhattan Chess Club Capa blanca had given
his consent to meet Finn in a strictly informal
counter. Because of the wrong impression
veyed in the announcement given out the affair
has been called off.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

Gustav II. Koelller champion of the New Jersey
Chess Association Will be called upon to defend
his title at the twenty-thrd annual meeting to be
held in Hackensack, at the Bergen County Wheel
mems Association clubhouse, on Washington's
Birthday. 1t is expected that sixty players will
compete in the championship class and the gen
eTai tourney. To the winner of the ma jor event
will be awarded a gold medal ard the custody OF
the Rice trophy, a silver emblem representing 8
chess king The officers OF the association
are Eugene B. Cook Hoboken. president; General
Duncan s. Walker, No 60 Hudson street. Hoboken.
secretary. and Alfred w. Jansen, New York. tour
mar
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
BATTALION OFF FOR PHILIPPINES

apprentice allowance.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04

and justly so, at tie disastrous railroad
wrecks. b t railro. d wrecks happen
to a con- idera bile extent because the
Volume OF traffic is largely beyond the
facilities OF the railroads, and partly,
too, because men have been taught
during the last few years to seek to get
as much as much as possible and give
as little OF faithful work in return as
possible. Willie railroad employees
generally are faithful to their trust.
some inefficient men, without a sense
OF their resi- onsibiity, have eagerly
grasped at this teaching and feel that
the railroads and the world at large owe
them Il living whether they earn it or
not, and the anti-ralroad agitation is
largely responsible for this. Until
these two things have been changed
the railroads must labor under tremen-
dous disadvantages. Railroads must
be enabled by large earnings to pra,-
tically rebuild tue whole railroad system
of the country. They must be made so
profitable that money will find in rail
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04

road construction a most attractive
field foI investment, for until this con-
d tion prevails it will be impossible to
sec re the capital needed for the ex.
pausion of railroad facilities, so essen.
tial, so supremely essential, tn the best
interests of the country.
The politicians and the agitators, as
well as the people of the country at
large, may as well face the situation
and meet it squarely with full recog-
niti'n Of this condition of affairs, for
until they do there can be no thorough
ly marked revival III railroad construc-
tion on scale commensurate with the
needs of the country. People may
theorize rs much as they please; they
may say that railroads must be forced
to expand, that they must be capital
lzed ut exact cost; that the promoters
and the tanker's profits must be elimi-
mated; but they will wait till doomsday
before trey secure railroads ON these
conditions. The only possible chance
for railroad construction ON Il lar; e
scale is to make investment in railro d
enterprises and rlilroad securities
more attractive than can be found by
large capitalists anywhere else in the
world ADV 6tl
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04
Real Estate Transfers
Week Ending May 9, DOS---Prepared
By WaIIOwa Law, Land L
Abstract Co.

U s Pat to Fanny Hammack, half
Sc, sec Is, IS, r A.
State of Oregon to J S Cook, INV ne
and sw ne sec 36, n, 4e. 5000
Fred A. Wagner to Thos r Akins, u
tract in lot s, sec l, t 2 $, r A. $500.
USRR to Chas w Harvey, II half
ne; Sc he and lie Sc sec IL, II, r "A.
Ed McCully ct al to w G Meek, g
half ne and half Sc, sec 80, t II, r
40. 800.
VIM C Combes to Fred A Wagner,
qc, lots and ., blk s, Wagner's add to
Enterprise S25.
w G Meek to u T Humphreys, lot s.,
blk 8, Riverside add to Joseph. Sll5.
S lver Lake Ditch Co. to Citin
Water Ditch Co, lot No. 3, the half o
the sw and sw sw sec q, also strip of
land 120 feet wide through lot all in
sec u, except strip which is in sec D, t
3s,r45. 1899 II.
LIS Winters 20 L S Hamilton, c half
ne and sw NV sec Is, II, 43 81.
John w Hayes to Geo w Boner, &c,
a tract in sw, sec 81, t 2 s, 40. 81.
Geo w Bcner to John w Hayes, &c,
tract IN sw sec 81, IS, r 10.
John w Hayes to Walter f Boner,
qc, same description as above. 81.
Walter T. Boner to John w Hayes, &c,
same description as in other deeds. n
US Patent to Joseph l. Hamilton, &c,
Sc sec 20, 3 $, DO.
US Pat to Jas S Applegate, &c, e hall
sw aud lot 4, sec 80, aud the lie OF the
INV sec 81, q II, r 40.
u S Pat to Theodore ' Jams, 5
half sw sec and half NV, sec II,
n, r 49,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04
Information Concerning Eighth Grade
Final Examinations.

| Dates: fa) January %, q. 1908
~ May II, l5, 1905; (c) June II, u,
1905.
,. Program:
Observation-Disclosures, Writing,
History aud Civil Government.
b Fridays Grammar, Physiology,
Geography and Spelling.
3. Sources Of Questions:
Geography-State Course OF
Study, Redway and Humans
Natural School Geography.
b S pelling-Eighty per cent. from
Reeds Word Lessons, aud
twenty per cent from manu-
script in Language.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of penman
ship as indicated in copied mat
ter ana from manuscript in
Language.
Language - Buehler's Mod ii
English Grammar, no diagra :
ming.
Civil Government-United States
Constitution.
History-list of topics from His
tory Outline in State Course of
Study and Current Events
Notice: Teachers preparing class e.
for examinations will please notify
county superintendent 30 days before
examination according to law.
j. w. KERNS,
County Superintendent of Schools.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04
Oregon Forest Service Notes.

Washington, June 1.-The Forest SER
vice has lust announced the following
appointments of forest guards on Ore
gon national forests: Thomas Nj
Hunt, on the Cascade (Umpqua) ma
tioual ror,.st; J. z. Lake and Robert A..
Dean, on the Siskitou national forest;
Carl NJ. Ewing, on the Fremont nation
a forest: Malcolm McCleunan on the
a.tue Morutrins ~ nation i forest
Thesa al pointments are nI"dr meet
th,. inrr. .-..,i demands II the foTe-'
service wo.k, due to the opening oi
the grahlng sa"sou, resumption oi
active numbering op rationS on forests
aud permanent .nproven ent WORK
a ter the cessation OF practically az
u,l.iness Of thi kind during the winter
months.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04

John q. Hayman, Plaintiff,
vS.
James i. Hammack, Gertrude Ham
mack, George b. Bales, Laura +.
Bales, Samuel b. Gaskill and Ina
CaskilI, Defendants.
Bv virtue of an execution, Judgment
order and decree duly issued out OF and
under the seal of the above entitled
court, in 'he above entitled cause, to
me dire te and delivered, and dated
the 25th day of May 1908, upon
Judgment and decree entered IN sal,
court on the lth day OF May, l9t 8, in
favor of the above named plaintiff and
against the above hamed d, PENDANTS
for the sum of 1925 30, together with
interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent or anuum from said date; the
further sum Of Sl3.3S, with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per
annum from said date; the further
sum of $35 90 attorneys fees; and the
further sum OF $38 90 costs and dis
bursenents and the costs Of and rpOn
this writ. commanding me to make
sale of the following des ribed real
property, situated in Wallowa County,
Oregon, and beginning at the north
west corner Of the south half of Lot
numbered Seven in Block "H" in
Lostine, Oregon thence west Twenty
four feet: thence south to the line of
the O. unity Road thence east Twenty.
iour feet to the southwest corner Of Lot
Numbered Eight of said Block "ll" !;
thence north to the place of beginning.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of said eX
ecution, judgment order, decree and
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.

In the Circuit Court OF the state o
Oregon for Wallowa County.
John q. lIayman, Plaintiff,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
STATE WARRANT FOR A
BRUTAL NEGRO

Striking the conductor In the
mouth when be- WIS asked TO step
haido to allow an ased woman 20
leave The ear. ls The charge against
Aria Is Jackson. d negro. arrested
laat night on eIb saffant snd
rraruuated ln the CITY jail this
morning by Constable shannon on
state warrant ehHIgluk assault
aud battery.
ACCORDING % Conductor Peter
con. 81 fhc bellevue summit car
line. Jackson was passenger on
bis car e. $50 last night Tho car
stopped 10 aiiov au aged woman
ta hnghi Conductor Peterson 49,.
sisted her
Jackson blocked the doorway
and az the cund aaIof's request %
atop aHias the negro Peterson
SAYS. struck him > flolvut alun in
the mouth. nearly knocking him
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The federal government viii paY
81 0n0 towards the expenses of mr
inK eNim deputy marshala ni Falf
banks. Alaska during The labor
troubles
The goldfeld miners have adept
ed the old sara scale aud the strike
bias been declared Oft
Nndasuya. q brewing town neaf
Toxic. Japan had serious fire
this morning aud the estimated ioas
a. g. 500 900
William odle. formerly preeI
dent II the state National bank
at New Orleans. has been Indicted
for mianppiYing funda lie d. sup
posed tn be- In Central America
The Western Mar land railroad
81 10 the hands ~ receiver
Congress has been asked to I'm
crease the school appropriation 81
Alaska from 5000 900 "a $4,000
Retiring Land COMMISSIONS lal
finger has been presented With a
gold chain and lockot hY The Off
Gers and employees 500 that office
Former Senator Mantle ~ Mon
taua. may ruu Tot the governor
chip
The New YorA school board has
passed "a resolution fuFbiddinE
whipping Of students b teachers
town uamblius aud mildred vices
viii be suppressed Mauy u the
miners with families have aquan
drfrd an 90 their earnings over
the tables
Daniel sietaon q laEEer aua.
talned a crushed leg then cut Il
off completely With knife uud
cfawied through the brush two
miloa towards a settlement look
ms iof aid. and before be tainted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06

connected with the office of arms.
aud responsible with Sir Arthur for
the safety II the Jewels had been
relieved uf their posts some time
aso
Tho truth in the robbery la sven
here fog tia first time Last July
when Dublin wss preparing for
the reception 90 ktnE Edward. 80
kaunE men. Sell taaNu iu London
society. Wess invited b. shaekIs.on
To spend week. or tnu iu uaHin
castle OaH S. The sen ~ "a church
II EuEIaud minister. The other a
aeil known actor.
Roth possessed uuenxiahle tepu
Iatiuns In london The minister's
son had been mixed up in several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
CROWN LEVELS STOIEN NTLI Brew REL
IN DUBLIN PALACE OF JEWELS OF ORDER OF ST. PATRICK


Seattle Stare Esslus,o. sersioel
DUBLIN. Mar Who stole the
crown Jewels ueEailu of the Order
81 SO Patrick from the stroug room
of Dublin ralaeee
Viii the vice REGAL commission.
named Is the government he able
g keen The facts ftom the deeply
Interested public Of Great britain
and IRELAND
These questions have agitatcd
ENGLAND aud Ireland since the dis.
appearance ot the ieWels six months
ago aud the later appointment ot
the commission IA make the in.
gulrV
Today the commission has made
little headWay. seemingly, aud the
impauenee at the public Is growing
hourly
Behind the theft g. hidden a scan.
DIAL which threatens 90 eusuli The
FINER official tlrels of the family
in n noiaurty falls as Hplcabie
as the Non Moltae Harden affair of
Berlin.
Both the commission and the
government know the truth Ia con
uecuou with the Jhett Both are
cuutegIInk &c.
The Jewels. CONSISTING az a huge
star badge a efouu and five col
lars al made of fhe finest BuEil
ian diamonds. aud valued ai $3.50
coo. were stolen from q safe IN The
palace stWns uom last iuiS
The government tried 90 hush up
the stoa 81 the shelf, then pint iu
circulation story that the Jewels
had been setufues and finally ap
pointed a commission 10 inquire se
eretls IuJo g.
An eyes naturally turned lo Sir
Arthur Wears Ulster kins IT arms
who Rad eaarsr II Ihe Jewels Vow
the government Is irving To make
a scaHesoat of Wears iu order that
the threatened revelations of Y
voltins immortality lu the palace
NAV BE- suppressed
To lhls end the commission 90
iuQu.rs determined upon secret
meetings. Wears. fully appraised
Of the plan. rcvulfed. and has ~
fused Ia appear before The commits
sion unless The complete laeta are
permitted Go D. known
So the matter sfnod until a few
days sEo. when Wears uRo had
held the post of Ulster bius of arms
for ia wears. was removed upon
recommendation Of the coum sion
Francis R Shaekleion. the Dublin
Herald F Bennett Goldaey. the
Athione PURSUANT. and T. q Ma
honey. the Cork Herald officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
PLAN SPLENDID
HOSPITAL

Work on mlllion.dailu fire
proof hospital VIII be- besm a.
once at 18th az. and Jefferson ~
By the builders. the Sisters Of prou
douco Il viii be the tneaf build
lng Of ita hlnd Nrat of Chicago.
Reinforced concrete o. t. b. the
material. ID viii be equipped with
the neW indirect system IF heat
ms. la which the fresh air ~
drawn into "a tower heated and Tr.
distributed through tho building
There Will be- 40 corners iu the
building. aud ma place where dirt
can lodae The fIfepsouf plan viii
be- carried 10 the windows which
hre "a be- If metal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06

~ &x& f1EE8e&4z * II
xkaxekzzzzzzkzzznxszzzzz aSz
Boys Suits. S1.fS.
Resular prices s9be stoo. $3.50 and
I s. 90 These are strictly nratclass. Sizes
I and Z years only.
Big Boys Suits. S3.9S.
I Regular prices s. o0. 5000 $50. $3.50.
aud $500 All sizes. from 10 20 years
old. zoo 10 choose from. Every suit WIT
rauted.
Mems Suits. S6.9S.
/ REGULAR price, $3.50 ti55o. $500 and
I $3.50. Good styles and good materials
/ This Is a chance ior you 10 make money.
Mems Pants, S1.4S.
Regular prices $500 $50. 81 90 and 81 30
I All sizes Mostly dark culora This n lees
/ than the cloth cost at the mill.
Mems Pants. S2.4S.
Regular prices 81 30 e. 90 g. 80 aud s. 90
All sizes and fine line Of patterns TO choose
! from. R"tter get In on these.
Mems Underwear.
Soc Kind, 'ioo Kind. sl25 Kind.
33f Jot g9e
81 50 kind. N55 kind 5000 Kind
zoe ssc 500
Mems Sweaters, 35c.
Regular price one dollar Fancy Worpted
Sweaters for men or hlF boys. Only 4 dozen
tn sell
Mems Wool Sox, 15c.
Regular price 25c pair Long Legged
ATWOOD SoA. In natural gray
Overalls- Jumpers, 4Sc.
H.. III
made In blue and white duck. Same
price.
Children's Creepers. 43c.
Regular price Coo. Neatly made, OF good
denim-the smaller sizee. Regular soc. spe.
'ial 33c.
Velvet Rugs. 9Sc.
REGULAR prices ti5a sl75 and 5000
Splendid collection 20 choose from
Tapestry Table Covers. S1.75.
Regular price s27b. Full So size. Choice
patterns and coloungs
Tapestry Stand Covers. 100.
Regular price SOC each These are one
yard square aud very pretty.
Embroidered Linen Collars, 15c.
Regular prices poe and 35c These are
very pretty, They are beautifully embroid.
cred ON linen.
Ribbons. 15c.
Regular prices csc 2ae and 9be These
are Wide allsilk ribbons. In plain colors and
fancy novelty effects.
Hose Supporters, 15c.
The regular price Is 2hc a pair They are
the fancy pad hookon kind Blue pink aud
black.
Knit Petticoats, soc.
The regular price II csc each. They are
ail pretty patterns This II less than IL
costs 10 make them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
WHITE SLAVE MARRIED
ON HER DEATH BED

LjIuE On a bed - palm 81 Plou
dencg hospital. from which sic ls
duomrd never 70 rise. f.ena Maf
HroWu. y be- ahot hruoit Fehfuhr
- At - Ftth a. was married
1sairtdaf 60 Ffauk Kramer Who
Hhr taid The relies. bed led hcf
into J life ~ white slavery
A. hla wife the woman cannot
testify against kramer ia she ease
the police brought against AIN. and
d. wii' s. free
The bullet With ahlch the Eifl
Intended ca end heF ife paaacd
through fbe iuus aud lodged IN the
spinal column uf q . Hove mo
attended her HaEs she cannot i've
more than n fee munlhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06

cases that saYorcd strongly OF black
mail tho actor had been diamlaaes
bY nevrbohm Tree for serious ot
fsuaeH.
These Two invited guests lifted
the Jewels and Kot away Go Paris
aud sold them before the theft Nas
ever discovered iu Dublin
Prom the moment they reached
the castle theso visitors beEau O.
mako themselves completely 81
home They had the freedom Of
the entire palace aa guests III
made the most 90 Ne They were
treated with the utmost confidence
incidentally they lubuaurated a
series ~ orgies which aegvuCy does
net permit of mentioning This Was
after they had heeu shown The
crown jewels hy Sir Arthur aud
was with deliberate t1rrthouHht
Their plan vaa 90 Involve thy mem
bea If The household of tho office
81 ARMS. the immediate guardians
~ the jewels. IA "a situation which
would compromise them 10 an ga.
uuauu we're made
Moreover they hnev aH does all
Dublin. that for yeats lhu castle
has bean VIGOROUSLY corrupt NOR
ALI. aud rratlnE as r. serr upon a
smaIdeflnR volcano issiF to break
forth in public condemnation ut ans
moment
They had little difficulty in ieafa.
ing where the kry IT tho safe Naa
kept when not attached o. The 81
die 81 the Ulster King II arms A.
little difficulty was experienced In
obtaining lt and ttc ieRela While
the festivities ~ the reception wefe
aa they fled with theta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06

Stealing pass keys from tho land
lady a tlltss last night praWled Mrs
NJ. ~. gGlrera house. At ~ Firth
ave- ". la search of cash. lie
found anly 81 In money. after ran
aactiuE dressefH aud boxes aud
throwing their contents ON The
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
rumoR atmovro.

> Wolf the usflhnonh local
merchant waa Operated HHHn at
hla home Oh fhiH ritF yesterday
morning tumUg bsinE removed
from bic Hefh The operation eae
eniire8 aucr ssfai Hnd 81 Wolf
hopca e. h. able 10 stisHd 10 husi
lnefa eIthin feM dale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06

For sale. Cheap-Likht butcher 5
delivery cart almost new Arrlt
Wm Evans. TOO First ay. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
I'd Az, Bet. Pike and PIN

Embroidery Remnants, One-Half
A nice lot to choose from. aud every one
cheap at halfpfiee
White Laces. FAC.
The regular prices are lec. ZEE l5c iSc
and zoe yard There Is big lot 10 pick
from.
Black Laces, 80.
The regular prices are lsc. gee 25c aud
85c a ward. They are from 3is To inches
wide. Al good patterns.
Shell Back Combs. One Half.
Every rinFle hack comb in the store-aud
there are q lot Of them-will be on sale
at just half price.
Trimming Braids. 90.
Regular prices i5c. iac. Csc aud soc
yard There Is a lot of them. aud they
are cheaper than dirt at five cents.
Frill Elastic. Sc.
Regular price lSo q yard. All ealors aud
clean and perfect Always comes IN handy.
Ladies Hose, IL G.
Regular price zoe Fast black seamless
fine gauge. All sizes.
Ladies Hose, = l-3c.
hfNHlAA Nilf8 Toe a DAFT fthl HlAfh. lOuE
elastic leg. Sizes 9 10 ioik.
Children's Hose. 12I5c.
Regular price lee Fast black. txf ribbed
All sizes. to 10. Double heel, double toe
and double knee.
Velvets. Csc.
Regular price 81 90 "a yard All our black
aud ealorcd silk Nclyets including Pannea.
go at G1T "a ward
Velveteens, 49c.
Regular price 15c yard An colors and
black. This Is less than they cost to import
Black Panama, 49c.
Regular price 75c a yard 81 inches wide
High lustcr silk finished. These are very
cheap.
Black Wolfe, 73c.
Regular price Sil9 yard This IS the
genuine French goods, and the color aud
finish are perfect
Nuns Yelling. sec.
Regular price si.29 a yard. This Is in black
only The width "a t6 inches, aud they are
the finest imported goods.
Ladies Cloth. 39c.
Regular prices coo and sec a yard Black
navy, brown, green aud gray. 50 inches
wide,
New Suitings, 37c.
Regular prices isc and csc yard Navy,
brown, red. tan, etc. The new French twills
Very nobby and dressy
Fancy Suitings. 3Sc.
Regular prices CSC and csc a yard New
est check aud plaid cuttings, IA all the new
color combinations. These are very dressy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-06
New Plaids, 45c.

New Plaids, 45c.
Regular prices CSC. CSC and II =
are In beautiful color eombhaitA
waists and chilarens dresses.
Wash Silks. 19c.
Regular price z5tsc a yard. Chiaa
silks. In an the leading shsees a
they last ice a ward.
Black Taffeta Silk, SIC.
Regular price $3.50 a yard ha
trous. heavy weight Every 9a'a >
tced
Colored Taffeta Silk, 4&
Regular CSC aud 75c yard. Az oan
plain aud ChauEeahle effects =
quality. Every yard guaranteed.
Linen Napkins, S1.Y
Regular price sls5 a dozen. Ma !, n
patterns 4 good. heavy qualisy, ~
dozen
Bed Pillows. SOC.
Regular price l5c Warrsa'ee -
ers and good ticking
Comforters, CSC. Il
Regular price Si4s. Heavy. va ~ "a
forters Good sire. Covereo W
line both sides
Comforters, S1.% 4
Regular price SIS Extra iaIe s ~,
and fluffy FILLED with soft VII"
Comforters, Sis. !
Regular price $z15 Extra AIRY
and fluffy Covered with best s''A''
Bed Pillows, zoe,
Regular price 81 rs: WARRANTED ~
and thoroughly dcodorlGed.
Atwood Blankets, $i.w
Regular price s575. Extra large -
and heavy. You save Sl.ta
All-Wool Blankets, S5.7'
Regular price s5sS Full ~ -
quite as fine as the above pus ~ n
ana heavy. You save soc a pA'
Cotton Batting, sl.,f,
Regular Nfltt l. ~
to sell at this price.
Cotton Batting, 12Ae,.
Regular price lsc roll l"'
fluffy bat. and good size fells
Cotton Batting, io'
Regular price Csc a roll I'M, ms,icbl
thing We carry. aud can net pe '"-
where at the regular price,
Red Table DamaskS,, 81 10 s,' 4
Regular price 2se yard. s ,oSuuiss
key Red Table namask. IN NV"
short ends an
White Bedspreads, Pa =, ri
Regular price sl.ss. These :, ne ~ nil y
and would cost si50 to buy !" '"
cretonne and Denim, lU :
Regqlar prices i5e and isc ana sasA
handeamely a.ared gooas NV art
ss.d ser .,r.usli.s, and fancy W"