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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
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n cleanses, sOothea.
heals and protects
the diseased mem.

nrane resulting from Catarh aud drives
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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17

For tia city go]
b Luok,e Billiard Hail. ..~>@.. -. I
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
WIN Erect f;ae Office. 0hl,d1an.

The Virginia Electric Power T.
Water Company. successors to the
Virginia Light and Water CON-
pany, will shortly Commence: work,
pm the erection Of a handsome
bffice building, on west. Chestnut
btreet, about midway. between the
Hotel Fay and the TroyLauutlrp
The new building will. be- two
etories, cement fo.andation and tile
front. helover, floor. will .heoc,
cupied. for Office purposesr by. the
while the second floor
lesill be fitted especially for the &C.
rommodation of the Virginia Club.
b. number Of nsw. features to be
hdded 4Which4Win renew interest in
fl1is organization.
The approximate cost Of the
building he about
bl2O00.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
Cosatv fair Opeas Jodey.

! The annual county fair At Htb-
opens today, aud i%yi.+ expected the
west end village will entertain, big
crowds throughout the event. :.
) Aside from, the ,usual exhibit of
garden: and farm products there
will be the fast horse races, string
of speeders frosn. Nerthern. Michi-
gan and Wisconsin, being ina line
for these events, being alone we'll
worth the attendance of ALL.
The agricultural exhibits,-. how
ever, have a. more important bear
ing on the. futuae of the north
country. and the pessimist who
continnes-to preach that: st. Louis
county has no agricultuzal;f future
should see the annual Exhibits. and
be convinced of his error.
1t. is.. hoped. all Virginians: may
be@am0ng attendants.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
6oooehsJejuoluQaodk.' I'm.

A"OoOeoo~sv U
Observation-Disclosures Of bali,
between the Virginia: and Evelettr
klksAwaa pulled off at. the Eyeletl1:
park yesterday afteznoonJ and, re<,
tultedsinsfavor al fthe.Eveleehs team
py:a'scoresof.a tot: A. large num-,
her. Of VirGinians. were amonr,
thas&spreeees84o:sea thu slauxh4er:
and while4l5e~te team0~ arc nata oo,n,
posed of '"asf' f'peid.. ..Ptayers" az is the
Eaunted. .Hihhing team. the specta.
Fors WeRe4iyesazsDGnezex exhibitions
which woaha make Brady's Colts
wonder what tsbusiness they had ON
the diamond,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
Colocaiae Struck BY Cycioee.

/ Coleraine, the models west end
town, wac struck BY. a. vesitable
cyclone and cloud-burst Sunday
night; the storm doingsdan to
buildings.andstreetsrt to thaauaount
of many thousand dollars. Among
the buildings damaged was a
$4,000 brick block under coustruc.
tiou by A. N: Murnik, of Eveleth,
which wac ready for the roof, the
building. being destroyed aud the
material .em mployed.fn, its: construc..
tion~scattered1 over several: blocks:
Another building was taken up
bodily: and -set down. cross:ways. on.
the lot. {,
| The mines were again flooded,
for the second time In thirty days,
and work will againsbe delayed for
some time. The streets Of. the. city,
were: also torn: up and dpuectically1
destroyed: by the downpour~ Of
water, the damage amounting. to-
beveral. thousand dollarsi to-, the
municipality.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17

:. The new spur track of the Duluth,
nissabe a. Northern from a point
on the brewery spursruuninG north
to the plant of the light and water
company, has been built this week,
work. ON came commencing Saturs
day morning.
J THIS 10 the spur track desired
changed by the Virginia 4 Rainy
Lake Company for the accomoda.
ton of tho company or pilin9 pur.
poses, the old spur running through
the section desired. 1t created; CON,
siderable dissension pFiorxto the pas.
cage of on act'granting a right Of
was by the city council; but it ID
understood the mill manaxemeu,
has come to an agreeable under.
ttanding With the people harmed
by. the intrusion.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
Died at St. Maev'S llnsoifL.

-
William II. Thomas, of thie citv.
died on Monday at st. Mary's .Hos>
pital,, Duluth of. chronic. lunx
trouble. The deceased,wastas s;urle
rsau, So years Of age; and was a
brother of Mrs. Alfred Martins of
fhis city. kuueral seEvices will be
tonducted front n: E., C1urch. nj
2:90 O'Clock tomorrow: afternoon:
tuterment to be made in Greenwood
eeaaetery, Tao other. sisterat Mrs.
Joeep1' BATtel of Nashxa,,ks and
Mrs: John: Irudkeon Of Wakefield:
Aich., arrived in the city: dnrina
the week. to , be- present at the last
titeo..
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
COURT HOUSE PRACTICALLY ASSUMED,
GoUaty Commissiooees Noitr Reese
Metropolis ed 6tivos osGseeyAseap~
oeoo that Court Noede VII
b. CanedsFoe

&c. Canedsfoey
Thee neuberoa Of the Board OF
County Commissioners with the
single exception Of Commissions,
Mcmahon, of Ely, were the guests
of fVirginia on Wednesday, tho OBJ
jeet OF their visit being to look after
the needs of the range court and
discuss with our citizens the erec.
ton of court building. for. the new
department of Justice, toeetherwith
the county Offices, which are made
necessary adjuncts-of the establish.
ment of the range court.
The commissioners were accom-.
paniedonthe trip by County: Audit.
or Haldeu, being met at the depot
by a delegation Of citizens and
taken about the city. in autos, view.
ing the various proposed sites
which are considered1suitable. Fol-
lowing luncheon at The Fay a meet.
ing Was held in the council. cham.
bers at which the, proportions was
discussed in its various phases, the
probable cost of site and probable
needs of the court as regards room,
etc. Atthis meeting, each member
present placed himself on record In
very favorabIe~light on the ques.
ton, and while it may not be con.
sidered necessary at the end to
erect as commodtons- a. building 40
the committee before the Hast meet.
ing of the county asked, which was
for an expenditure Of quarter
milton dollars, it: ia unq uestioncd
that the board will favor a liberal
appropriation forethe purose.
In consideration OF the needs of
the new department County Auditor
Ha'den made a. suggestion that
committees. secure data touching
upon the population of the ranges
and other points showing the pros.
pective development of business to
come within the scope of the new
court. Several local attorneys in
expressed their views on
the probable future of. the court.
which at it's second term shows. a
business increase which gives 40.
surance that two judges will have
to be in attendance at the range
Court in the near future
As regards a proba ble site for the
proposed building, many favor the
sale of the park site, BlockA2, to; tue
county for: ethis~ purpose,< while
others oppose such action. One:
point iu'favor of such sale~ would,
be the fact that title could be &C.
quired readilyyo inasmuch ass con.
wuceeding instituted
by the city t1.apracticallyz eettled
such title inztt1efoity5. wl1il> ssaaonld
the county, he~compeikds to enter
condemnatio,rs proceedtngs- to &C.
quireasitetit might take from sev.
eraAinonths to- term Off yeaIs to
doas0s
APublic meeting to considerable
ehe''ld be f1sad att an early date,
and all arraaqsemoato-concloded an
quickly aesPoosible- tor furnish the
county doard with data touching
upon the subject at the next meet.
Ing of,that body on0ctobers7th.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
msy Esta6lish Anricaltueal Breach.

HSoy CSt00se80 Agricultural 8fo0Cb.
! The: local schools have, been
granted permi6sion from the state
auditor,s Office. to use. all or any
portion of the forty. adjoining the
North Side Addition on. the. west
for agricultural school. purposea,.
and. will in all likelihood avail
themselves of the opportunity by
establishinG ausgricultural branch
lu connections. With thes coureea of
etudy.
The forty adjoins block II in the
new addition which 10 owned by
BY the school District. being pur.
chased for the new grade schools
now in course of constructions.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
FLAMING allla:, ,PhAaIs aeAay.-
Work o. Ne,r Strsetsss W11,a Co@.
j @esoe Shortly. aedReaodeises.
Of Af1lls C6ael6sas.

4 OF Mus C0aei6Ses.
{ Blue print pi.nss for the mann.
moth new planning mill to beerected
py- the Virginia 4: Rathy Lake Com
raay<near Yard No. l are now ready
and work on the new structure will
he*> commenced very. shortly. The
mill will be 256x356 feet in diuaeueiou
Rhile' q steel dry room 15of feet
equare wir.be erected as an acces.
Pory.
The remodeling of% thee new mill
continues; sudit is likely*thfs worh
will be completed about November
18th, the addition Of the proposed
pews machinery making of the
plant a:far greater producer, 40 we'll
al eaa9reatere renploxer: of laber.
The-conp.ny' willa.ee, the COM
ing fall and 'winter;ftear down. and
remodel the old mill, building
eame forty. feets longer, aud forty
feet wider; establishing two bands
and A resaw In same. In connec
tion.with the work On thia mill. will
also be added twelveshollers.fos fire.
protection and electric light pur-
poses. i
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17

cassdian Neethera Wit. Btidoe Lake.
; It 10 unohicially' stated7 that the
Canadian Northern; in order: to
avoid the delay. at present occas.
pioned by the runnin& of the trains
TO Rainy: Junction and hacking into
the Hissabe~ depot has, plans for
the bridging of Silver Lake, With
the intention. off, erecting new
depotat,a conzenientpoint. giving
thesline through. connections with
the: :Missabe, with which, road. they
havesaztraf6esaGreement.
! Such a change would give the
}iues am advantage Of twenty to
thirty min uteA in running time be.
tween Duluthand Winnipeg, aud it
tsrtimest1,ati isaxanted:..
| IT, basilts thedine> will cross, near
fhe'G Gun Club park; striking back
of the power house of the. Electric
Power and Water Company, and
will likely parallel the newly, laid
tpur" track of the Mfsaabe east of
the brewery.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
NV 0e(1teos oood,. Aboue. Neve1ptlee
IT,

NV O6jtoos 0opdy. A6Outs Novegpttefa3
lSt.<
1t is expected the fine new Office
building Of the WirHiuia & Ra,uys
Lake Company will be- ready, for
occupancy about November Let.
bhortly .after. which time the eene1:
l offices Of the company will be
moved frosazAAlhtttto ttas point.
In addit4o.:tatlpes aeuera4a Offices
H the company. together With
Sau]t room, there will he seven
1aFivat>* css 4osconspenyoapoials
Fhe building s.one of the neatest
p@ce structures on the range.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
Foa,r- lloeses Killed by .Gcoat Noetbeea

Foilc- n0eses Killed ~ .Gcoat Noetbafo.
! Daring the storm Tuesday night
D number of head of horses owned
by the Virginia 4 Rainy, Lake Com
pany, stampeded~ and broke out,
and while crossing the tracks of the
Gteat Northern were run into by
in engine. four. Of the animals
being killed..
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
MeE S1REu. WANTS PAVING.
lstit)oea aessseote6.t6e iapse~eoest
Referred 70 C6majtfeo .toe f6tare,
Rpoeex

WIS., stgueds by a. uojonty 1otthe'
unoPertT owners'oa the street., and
wilt donb&atsos receive scommenda-
tory acttons by the. .council,' heing'
referred 10 the committeesoo streets
alleys'and beweFsFfon report At the
next meeting. III ttrfs connection
1t IL the" desire Of" the, council to
make curb and gutter improve
ments and'have~ water connections
properly made on ALI streets this
fAilSon.which paving 10 to- be do1e
the coming season; and it 10 likely
work wilt be commenced very,
shortly ON the streets in question.
The meat question again as:
bnmed it's normal condition by the
return of the lately presented peti.
tion for q change in, the office of
meat inspector to- the" petitioners,
Mr.: Chalmers being present" aud
objecting to the document being
made q matter of. record by fling
same. Mr.. Chalmers also stated
that in case the petition was filed
HE would Immediately. commence
action against the siguers of the
uaper for defamation of character,
the petition impugning- his official
honesty.
i A communication from- J. w.
Hreitter, Of the D.. N. g. NJ, asked
tor the establiahment- of another
arc liGhl,,. on stt1s>; east side. ofathe
= t4issabe. .tracks, forythe better lights !
ihfg of>the platform and grounds Of |
ttheG company. The matter was re-
fekred.-
The vacation of the streets and
alleys in the-pla+ otsthe-N North Side
az petitionedi for by the
nO1ners of the site, waa,laid over for
one: week, that. thec cosnmitteeI
might .nores fully INVESTIGATE the
plat. The vacation of ne alley in
block 1R. petiatonedtor4 by Alfred
Jphusas. ~ sssordered7 npon9 pay
ment Of @lo0O0. y =
The question ofA- pablic sparket,
where the farmers would: be. en-
titled to dispose of their~ produce,
was talked Of -ssd.thscouncila az a !
bedys fanoredothe.idea,. but. no def
inite action Wasataken. The:idea2 10
for the naming Of one" day in the
weekeas market day, and permit the
farmers the use of a certain portion
of Walnut street where they may
for the exposition of
their waree, but to strictly enforce
the ordinance against house to
house peddling. Such iinos are be-
ing followed with great success in
other cities, and We believe the
agricultural 1nterests~ of the: sur-
rounding section aud the business
interests Of the city; woaald besub-
served by action of+this-na nature.
Meat ansPeotor Ghaame1s, report
edsthe 4indings Of aslirnited quantity
Of bad meatinathe city daring the
week, among the meats condemned
being a box of" pork loins received
for Macbet1S e. Gardner from the
Cudahy Packin9~ Co., which were
condemned before acceptance by
the consignee aud ordered returned
TO the house.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17
|Rl1aMP PeoQ)o eFo0,tbo. 6one0 no1aes4 q,
the fo0ooon.,

Thu eunollnaorts of the city
bOhools haaz hoen. innreaaad by
hbont m'nauspnpilssthe pas1Nesl1
Observation-Disclosures eclsilds
fen from aR. R.poiafss of Jthoe compase,
fosniu&fron 4Massael1nse4ls,. Ohlas
hosnas Ee1ass Soaah9 Caaolinsaapd
Canada '@e z%=.r2 q = .,1.z3s. z# @ .><~,ss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Imported Taffeta Silk Petticoats.
To appreciate the value of these skirts.
you should understand the difference
between imported and domestic kinds
for there is a decided difference in
quality, fineness of the work and char
acter of the styles, all stand out very
prominently in favor of the Imported
kinds. This item annot be duplicated
for less than $3.50. Receivers Sale
Price .$6.85
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10
$22.50 Coats $1O.85.

This jaunty ~up-to-date coat made of
excellent imported woolens character
ICES the latest models. A coat of which
o twice the price at any bargain
sale. A genuine $22.5O value, Receiv-
er's Sale Price -~---~-.-~.---.$1O.85
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Swell, stylish. beautifully trimmed
Skirts, handsome, perfect fitting gar
ments, that shoW the very newest
kinds of fashions. made of fine Atwood
Panamas, Cheviots, and Voiles-Skirts
that show a score of new plat treat
ment skirts that stow careful and
palnstakink tailoring latest arrivals.
worth $500 and $3.50, Receivers
Sale Price $o.e5
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Fifty dozen Ladies' Waists. strictly
tailored, all linen, $3.50 Waists, in a
sparkling array of beautiful styles-
waists that will be immensely popular
this winter-Waists that are in great
demand now. Receivers Sale Price
.$2.5s
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10
LADIES' AND MISSES COATS.
$3.50 Coats $7.o5,

Ladies superbly tailored coats ele-
gantly trimmed and finished, styles
which will please the most exacting
OF you. Come in blue, gray, green
and black in an endless variety of
styles, worth $3.50, Receivers Sale
Price
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Black and colored, all silk, Drop
Skirts, made of rutling finest quality
Of Taffeta silk, ruffled bottom. would
be cheap at $500, Receivers Sale
Prlce .$3.o3
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

zoo splendid ultra-fashionable Skirts.
garments which are a revelation of
the tailor's skill. Panama. Alpacas,
Wool Mannish Mixtures. in all shades
worth $500. Come and pick them at
the Receivers Sale Price at So. IS
Skirts in Serge, Panamas and Mo-
hairs, worth $500 to $3.50, Receivers
sale Price S4.45
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10
READ THIS !!

We are quitting business and the stock
is being l~iquidated by Receiver, but our
personal guarantee goes with every ar
ticle, our personal guarantee backs every
statement, covers every price here made
and we here emphasize that no misrepre-
sensations or the slightest exaggeration
has been tolerated in this advertisement.
In proof Of our good faith we cheerfullv
back the guarantee, Goods exchanged or
money refunded for the asking"
S. F. DUPREE COMPANY
Yazoo City, Miss.
Show Cases and Fixtures for sale.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

27-inch wide Lyons perfect dyed
Peau de Sole and Messalines in every
imaginable shade also black, heavy
quality, an extra good $3.50 value, Re-
~ceiver's Sale Price
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10
December 1909
Warning Beware

DO not confound tins bonafde Sale
with other so-called Salvage, Bankrupt
or Special Sales. us an occasion. an
opportunity SO different, SO extraordinary.
that even a comparison would be ridic-
ulous. The stock is in the hands of Re-
ceiver and viii be liquidated. We are
positively going out of business and to
dispose of the stoc k on hand quickly.
there Is but one alternative. Let the
goods 60 for what thew will bring. =. :.
5. F. DUPREE COMPANYA "a
Yazoo City, Miss. y q
SHOW Cases and Fixtures forfSale.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

evening and street colorings, an extra
ordinary good value at soc, Receivers
Sale Price 24c
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10
MUSLIN
(COntinued.)

throughout all departments in the
building we have reduced every article
Below are some Of the many hundreds
OF bargains placed for you to be had
at this Receivers Sale. Remember
many hundreds more await you. Space
will not allow giving complete list.
See other side for many thousands
more to be had at these phenomenally
low prices.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Fancy wash silks in pretty and novel
designs, an exceptional value this,
worth 75c, Receivers Sale Price Sec
Peau de Satin all silk in pretty
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Ladies' Muslin Drawers with ruf1es
and tucks, a standard $1.OO value, Re
ce1Ver sale
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

known. The mammoth stock Dry Goods Fnamr Etc. Of the Widely known firm Of F Bme Co.. 1ooo
City, Miss to he iqudhd and disposed of at retail public sale commencing Tuesday, December H. Omk
S@hS NOV r Monday pe TO- Tuesday Dec r. Wednesday Dec r. Thursday Dec 2s Fny Dec =
my amn@ lays ho Ito dispose CT uEa moT stool and is clearly not a question of what the stock will bring its
the merchants re Aang the highest prices for drg goods comes tsF Public Sale with mddln bargains
Offering you an opportunity to save dr upon your purchase. Can WL dare YOU in Justice to Yourself
overlook this golden chance? Every article of hS mammoth $4,000 stock Included and will be sold at prices
that will not let you restrain your enthusiasm our object is and We must Wmhe and dispose of this stock within
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Fancy Dress n Suiting Silks in
plaids, checks or stripes, others self
embroidered and interviewer designs,
suitable for costumes or waists, re-
Sale Price
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Ladies' Muslin Drawers, hemstitch-
ed, tucked, embroidered ~ruffles; also
with tucked ~ruffles, were
$1.25, Receivers Sale Price..6 Csc
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Ladies' Muslin Gowns neatly
trimmed with tucks and hemstitched
yokes, sold regularly at 75c to 100.
Receivers Sale Price 52c
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10
Continually

(COntlnued.)
u IL Percale, n yard wide, in all
light or dark colors, or fancy patterns
or solid colors, or fancy striae or dot
effect, per yard, during the Receivers
Sale
15c Percale, best standard quality,
positively reliable dye, in the new
per yard, during Receivers Sale &c
60-inch Bleached Table Damask
worth at present market value 60c,
during this gigantic bargain feast, per
64-inch Pure Linen Table Damask,
bleached, pretty floral designs, gigan-
tic Receivers Sale Price -----46
72-inch Imported German Table Da-
mask, all linen, worth $3.50 now, per
yard
72-inch Heavy Satin Damask, pure
linen, beautiful rich a%ntiquate and
floral designs, worth $1.25, Receivers
Sale Price
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
In this most gigantic Receivers Sale
not merely a portion of the stock, but
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, dain-
tily trimmed with edging, were 75c
and $1.0O, your choice at Receivers
sale at
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Crepe de Chine in all colors, worth
Csc, an incompatible value, Receivers
Sale Price -34c
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10
OFFICIAL

-, We,h eun undersigned, having been appointed Receiver Of the S F DWre establishment YmaNHy, Miss. have
stock within Ten ash public Sale To accomplish hWe hyr realize that we t cmdn the value hm up
to date and high grade stock, but must sacrifice it. nMg such drastic rdnomn shave never before bee pr@mad
to the public; Weno open hn Gigantic Sale to the public Tuesday December A. at 9 !. NJ sharp and invite
dhg the most alu bargains We are rhwd to just one purpose to ell ALL and tmhm dd The vital
and all important question In dme of this stock wHn FEY hort days. and there but one avenue to success
Sell this stock at any price, mnn at such drastic reductions as umeatdI acre. which reductions as we'll as very
statement and assertion here made We stake mdg arntea bdga absolutely genuine and true
Signed: NW DIRK 4 ST LOUIS ONsoLDAH AINAGE COMPANY Is
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

3S-inch all wool Mohairs in stylish
and handsome designs, the latest gray
Chic s%erviceable materials, Receivers
Sale Price
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

42-inch Surah Serge and silk striped
Voiles, fine close weave, all wool, in a
perfect black, also colors, $500 value
Receivers Sale Price .--.------$t.18
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

44-inch Fancy Dress Suitings, 1903
mixtures in all the leading colors in
Guiding greys, greens, blues and
browns, Receivers Sale Price .-...-33c
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Latest weaves in Panamas, sponged
and shrunk, in white, black and newest
colorings, soft sheer quality, impossi-
BILE to obtain for less than 75c any
where, Receivers Sale Price .---.38c
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, neatly
trimmed and made of excellent mus
lin, full blouse, trimmed with en-
broidered and hemstitched ruffle, sold
for $1.25, Receivers Sale Price Tie
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

The very latest dress plaids, extra
heavy quality, come in gray, blue,
green, brown, cardinal, hunters green
and red, Receivers Sale Price --..-36c
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

42-inch black Silk Lace, double fold,
ported materials of gorgeous patterns.
Genuine $3.50 values. Receivers Sale
Price
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Black Dress Nets in exceedingly
pretty floral designs, very highest OF
novelty, IS cent value, Receivers Sale
Price
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-10

Alpaca and Cashmeres in pink,
baby blue, ETC., AZ inches wide, guaran-
teed 60c value, Receivers Sale Price
-.34c