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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04
ST. ALBANS.

Fred Lucas spent Sunday at home
with his family.
Mrs. Lena Mebane spent Sunday
with her parents, Freeman Butler and
wife.
Miss Muriel Nye who has been WIS.,
iting her cousin, Miss Ina Parker, re-
turned to her home in Waterville
Monday.
Mrs. William Bates and little son Of
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04

londonderry. Nova Scotia. are visit
ng her sister. Mrs. p. +. Emery.
Bert Pingree and wife. who have
been spending their vacation with
relatives in this town and Ripley have
returned to their work at the NJ. |.
hospital, Augusta.
Nelson Giles and wife of Hayerhill,
returned to their home Monday after
spending few weeks with friends in
town. They were accompanied by
Mrs. CHESS mother, Mrs. Addie But
Ter.
The many friends of Stephen Bragg
md wife are sorry to lose them from
our midst. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg have
sold their home in the village and af-
ter a short visit with relatives in
town will remove to North Carolina
where it is hoped the climate will
prove beneficial to Mrs. Bragg s
health.
Tom Peakes returned Saturday
from the White Mountains where he
las been assistant book keeper 1T the
Mt Washington and Mt. Pleasant
houses.
Several of our teachers attended
the convention dt leWlSLOn last Wt6h.
they were Miss Bertha Smith, Miss
Ada Leadbetter Miss Alsada Prescott,
Miss Clifford, Miss Baird and Miss
Lois PeakeS.
GRANGE MEETING.
October 80 was married mems night
in st. Adams Grange, they filling the
chairs and furnishing a fine enter
tainment consisting of readings, reci-
tations, solos, conundrums, etc. The
lady officers were personated by
Fred Brown, fremont Sanborn, Ralph
Philbrick and Frank Paige. all dress
ed In a costume BETTING the office
At the close of the session there was
generous treat of candy and pea
nuts. Two applications for member
ship were received. The next meet
ing the program will be on orchard
ing. There will be several papers,
also readings. The gentlemen are
requested to bring a sample of their
best fruit. There will be refresh
ments served, all to be something
made out of apples. There will also
be prize given to the one who can
carry the most apples across the hall
on a silver knife.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04
CORNVILLE.

Will Mcguire is spending a few
days at home.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Pringle of Glou-
cester, Mass, were here last week,
called here by the death of Mrs.
Pringles father, John Bunker.
Mr. and Mrs. Leander Wade OBJ
served the 50th anniversary of their
marriage the 9th. They received a
large number of post cards and other
gifts.
Charles Wade was in town over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Blaisdell of
Norridgewock, were in town Sun
day.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04

fsuu safass#az land for tne fonob-
scot EhsHl.aI fIiser 20.
GeorEe Haa II Piusneld. = IN
goWn hunting
October i Ira Brown picked a
bush 81 faspbgffies having upon II
elsht flpe aud seven fully DEVELOPED
gercu ones. besides many smaller
green ones
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04

shleh made the affair rather unen-
gosaile
TIE saupg people OF .se CosErega.
tianal church gave a fsela5lc In tho
sesffs 81 their church on Friday es-
enlne An entertainment followed hy
reffezhmeuts and gsmes vas the pro
gram.
Mr. {. n Iussey a. been con-
fined to her bed this ueek with pneu-
monia and is still sery II,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04

Much Of the chronic lameneSz
In horses Is due to neglect
See that your horse Is no, al
lowed to 20 lame. Keep Sloan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. Its
wonderfully penetrating - goes
right to the spo, - relieves the
soreness - limbcrs up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and infant.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-11-04

Mr.. G. 7. Roberts Of Resaea, Ga.
RED. No. /, Box q, writes; al have
used your Liniment on horse for swee-
ney and effected thorough cure. al
50 removed SPAWN on mule. This
SPAWN was as large as guinea egg. In
my estimation the best remedy for lame
ness and soreness In
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-s Chair ortur..

The mos; prominent building in tas ancient estg' of Nuremberg is tle as tic One of As two towe~s was used Cor torture. tae other served as ] prison The caaslle also contained q museuul of horrucs unt;t i- was pur- chpsed by the EaFS ot Shrewsbury and Itsbot fly whose possession tie.H ~ ics now lie One ot these was .faa' chair of tort xne r. Eas rery' hea ti;,, / made and studied over ;;,e st.at .:..1 at the elbows w.s.,i N.8e So,J. .asi s4;,.cs To it the victim sEas' tigat,s b'l;fii and in short um&, dIscofUfprt began 10 manifest itself and ia risae 'sean lin' unbearabie. During Ei,p s',@gsi;lanne the torture. was sncraa&afi' II ,evHra; ways by ineaus of wals srr ,stss pass ed bet tween tue legs and screws Aetng applied to tue thumbs Urttl -Ae"9 be gan to bleed.
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A Sian Of Death.

There may have been many "s'-n5 of death-so some people Seii've-5u1 one dcscrtGei h'"r {, probably asw tf many. Mir " 7 copper of ChNl''H ham tells "F his lher being " 1ut not con.iHel to led. aud oue sunny day In June when te walked across tis garden another uau. thc fac-simile ee his father. III" aim and apparently passed into htta'
 "Sltortly 9r.tr H, 'a.hHr caiur ;' i,i' and sail I'd rr' SID 70 r' ''Ta%' the garden ! Sait. Yes Well q" said. I shant bn here long. Our fam fly sae tilrf.,~"tf... before they d. Although ] nad ,rea ttd>. said, 'N1e. sense H shook his hea l and WatNf|' away. Shortly after he took to hta bed and died July ! Wy fathHr dHCins the few days he wns il hnd-wH wore haymaknS at tNe time-asH sHcd eath morning. Which field are you In aew" When we came to certain neld ca aIieN9 'Cadley.' he said. with a stsh Of grest satisfaction 'th l shal de now.
 He died the same morning near na4 day.-T. Pa Landpa Weekly
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Redundant Particu!apa,

Cleveland people consider the name of their town sufficient as au address without the addition of Ohio. and one protesting against the use of the name or the state tells 8 story to illustrate the folly of redundant particulars. 'It reminds me- he said, of the fussy Englishnan who went up to Ss Peter and said. I'm from London. And then. for fear the saint might mix him up with somebody else. he added.
 London England, you know That riled the good old gate'seeper Prom London, England. eh?' he sa;A Welt. MT Man from London. England you're Rnoeklng at the wrong door Your new address is Sheol, Birthstone coun- ty, DoMnton of Lueifer," ""-Excharge.
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H;Hda nIa Protection.

A
 "I aaed to be sur6f1sed." said c;hr rk ln a higN class jewelry es,ablishmeus. sRaen a wolsan whom kne. !. was un marrisd would come Ia and coealy .ss tsct a haadxome sollns ire dts bond ring. the sort usually sold fsy an eagsge- me0t ring, and then, quite a,> mattef Of course, buy a plain gold bane> Of the wedding ring variety. I couldnn ufi, derstand 1t at first. but now Eye learned that many unmarried women ahfnk two such rings, worn when tray cling. for instance, serve about the smne purpose as chaperon. had case the other day where mother came In with her unmarried daughter -a pretty girl hardly ous of her teens and bought two such rings. From their conversation l learned that the gtr! was to take tine trip to the Pactaf coast unaccooslpanied. and the mother evidently thought if her daughter was protected by her. rings she'd not be. $" apt to be criticised for being a.one Funny Idea. but tae women seem to think h works well. New York Sun.
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The Nub of tho German ErpIrA

Cnter den Linden ls the center spos of Berlin and the lub of the German empire. This magnificent boulevard ss l93 feet in width. and uader the shade of its lime trees the Ber!jners have meeting place which is equal tn architectural beauty to any iii Flu rope IL Is lined on either side with magnificent hotels. restaurants aud palaces. At the east end of Unter den Linden, where it enters upon the Opera House platz, stands the magnificent monument of Frederick tue Great. which is worthy of the real founder Of United Germany. To the right of this monument Is the palace of the Emperor William l.. now occupied by Prince Heinrich The north side of tae Opera platz is occupied by the buildings of the University of Berlin, and next to 1t stands the | oval libra- ry, which rivals that at the British .luseuM both in its size an.l the num- Der of volumes 1t contains The op- era house ttse'i' is on the sou-h of the piatz and is a building Q. d nation of music lovers like the Iierr1aas.-Arso- naue
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i---- Spoiled His Taste.

"A friend of mine." said a Montana man. 'is defending a damage sait for being party to making a man take the liquor cure without his consent This man had been on 3 protracted spree of several weeks. and ais busi ness was going to the dogs. My friend thought It would be 8 kindly thing to send him to sanitarium for treat ment. He did so. and the man wos given the cure for the whisky habit. When he vas 1l..charged from the sanitariiln the ii<ri thing ne ut3 was to go to saloon He called for whis- ky. He tasted it. but did not fancy the flavor of It. He Set hIs distaste of Ii down to the cure he had been given by my friends orders and lmule diately began suit for S5o.Oo0 dam. ssges He says In his coaplain! that h. had highly cultivated and dis criminatins taste for whisky whica had taken years to develop and that
 vas spoiled by the cure do not kn5v how .ay friend VI! come out. but he is not helping any rii5fa 'dowh and outs' without irst obtaining their cousent. New York Journal.
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A NEW YEAR INJUSTICE.
Yhs 8arksepsr Cor,olains of tho Gose
 Resolution Hsoit.

Resolution Hsoit.
 "John, Ill have to lay you or for ths drst two weeks os tue new year YoH The speaker, a lean man. stood in a splendid and spacious beer saloon . place of polished mahogany. ouyx col umns. great mirrors and large paint lngs of beautiful women. Ropes ani wreaths of evergreen tsvi.ied about ti. pillars and the electrolierS and on tA' passive bar stood . bow of frss unch. for 1t was New Years day
 "YaS. boys" said the lean man you'll have to go
 What for, boss7" asked the youus .c of the two hartenders Mechanic lilly with hs wpo.en bar cloth he p, lshed the bar ii. it shoae again, an. anxiously he sazed iu his employer, face
 "why. John, you ought to knov what for"
 The saloon keeper spoke ifhpatientsy \ fat man entered from the street, ap preached the bar with reluctant steps then all os sudden turasd hurriedll ! and departed.
 Well, I'll be danged" said Barterde, John. That's the fourth fellow ha done tAa, tNs mo-nin'. Wha- it mea: anyway:"
 You ought to know what 1t meaD' John,' repeated the saloon kserer Its meaning Is ths cause of your sus pension"
 "Yes, Jnhn." ths man resumed; "yoE' suspension as caused by the New Years swear off of that fellow an, thousands Ike him. All over the brQae .aud, John, tountless numbers of mHr swear off drinking for a year on Ne. Years day Half of them stick {, :heir swear off for a week, and ti,. other half. with just few ezceptio"e stick to 1t for two weeks Jhos. two weeks of January, John are al ways the two poorest weeks on tn Daiaiean's calendar He can't pay eX penses: hence he retrenches: hence h. a-s off prudent. industrious young ,hans like you-ci,aps with a tst ru y, so that they eau stand little i'd A4ss without privation.'
 All ri.i.t. But" said John sulkilr but ain't got nothing put by. and think It's shame that my poor wifi aud innocent babe have got to suf'c II this ioyons holiday season throug, Y tue swear of Of a lot of foolie' kA ,nr.l,t1,s mon IT dOn't seem r!o uor '~t Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Tho Gnu In the Zoo.

They've got gnu in the ZOO. lea a now gnu. That Is to say. Do one ever knew 1t there before. When 1t arrived m !, nad very little ccat. Consequently It was in state of gnudity: hence. .a's new dltty we ata composing on ene subject But now 1t is no longer Suuoe. That new sua knew some 'uinS and grew new coat for the colo weather If some people knew what that new Nubian gnu knew. they mouiu keep their hair on.--Londou Scraps.
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ia ths Hands of the Law.

An impecunious young lawyer re- gently received the following letter from a tailor to whom he was in. debted:
 Dear Stv-Kindiy advise mo by return Mail when 1 may expect . remittance from you :a settlement of my account Yours truly. J. SNIPPEM. The follower of Blackstone immedt ately replied:
 Dear slr-I have your request for ad vice of recent date and bsS leave to cay that. not having received any retain. or from you. cannot act in the promises Upon receipt of your check for $250 shalt bs very glad to look the matter up for you and to acQuatnt you with the rssu!ts of my Investigations. am. ste with great respect. your most obedisut servant
 BARCLAY B. COKE Success Magazine. .sA.
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A One Mar aur1e

A tailor who was defpftJs,a. h # case tried in court seenHd nu"h cast; down when brought up for trial What's the trouble?" whispered dis counsel. observing hts clients distress as he surveyed the jurymen.
 Ut looks pretty bad for me-" said the defendant. unless some steps are q new lot There ain't q man amongst 'em but what owes me money for clothes"
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THE cf.,NLDREN'S HoLIDa
:. Chin. 4sw >>'r'. :s tho t't'.
 on,. a~nat r> 'tiHa'.

Except al the { .."'s l e" 1""' whvh comcs )n t'ebr-ary, it s> ',; hard to catch ;' glimpse Of rhi'ds"n '" China. Little be,;xarS will yua i,es.''' you for miles ID saFf t@'s'i ' copper coin with s4uats hu , 4h ,a' middle of 1t. worth lhs twehsiaiii U sent, but chi.dren who have pa2, tA to care for them seem t' De Sei'r doors all the time or only ah "d tc play in walled yards and .:a 1en Fe ne.d to say to each otllay. ' 'e frs tho children? Hs4suf tF~ s~ anye' But at New Years H.a .fs.'2a out thas they had J',i. is Ere 2. holiday of si the year in t''l.n7. ;Tha.' everybody ha1s.s4 out dags ao' coi+"'o
 lanterns and sci, of arecrarke4s eve borrowed our cu-hom Of nrecracaers Fer the Fourth of suly from Chin ''s Hcw Year's1 All tbs people pn+ or sheir best clothes and tie children the best of all. jacket and trousers of bright blue or green or ye;aow or pIA pls. ,h" 'yoys and the girls so' fnu"h ahks tha. ycr can only tes, then sk'N' by their hair The boys on cotlsS* la hratdcd in a pgtatl. and the .s!:Fs B s'orn un on ne" head with silvA" n:ns sss. If she's I very grand little girl, With SaNN or jade Thus decked out, the chisi3en go walking with thefr proun parat and manlmas and often go la the sli*arc-, which iS rare treat for th",n
 Perhaps Chinese children have ro1nr .1g plays togs'.h-r, but they aIwtFs look as if t;'e% ware born grown ry m St Nicholas
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Modest hoi.rn Ma,

ua'e'es may ha said c: tso yucdar,
 n' ne caanot t,e said {, ba l,csinr ;o aouesty. While the aucteuts did tt,s,r +ha ~ o prove thae they issued from .ts. ..s soos. We d" our best to demon 1a,e that We have tescendal rro,n mookeys.-Parls j,,urual Ai0"
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Sarcastic.

Senior Waiter (to rather green as- sistant at recent banquet In a cele- brated London hoteN - Now. then. young man, do bit O somethtnk. and don't stand a-gaplng and staring there as if you was tue bloomIo' guest O the heyenin' London Mail.
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Evsry Little 3It Ae!ps.

"You say you encouraged our frien: ea make another Now Years resoi,, siou?''
 'l did" answered ths man whose a.art is all right
 "Err don't you know he'ii break i' |, tn. end of six weeks at the ieasl eal,"!!attou?"
 "i nope nor. And even # he iae: ac'l ne six weeks ahead ot the game
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Whsr, New .s.a4 s.s., q Month

Whar,. New t'esS4s' sasts a Month
 Ttn t'eI.,ra, .oa of New Years ], tar!!,'i on f.'re eHtslAvet in Japan ,fsan IT anF other country. The reason ,F,~ fl,' eaf, only be accoantsd for by rB~ Tact that the custom has beer aat:'sed down to succeeding genera tious for centuries. Tho tins the oc casion' involves is quite lengthy. last Ing troM the 18th of December (Koto Aaj!me--vsa. beginning of things) to tho 18th oS January (Hokonin no yabu. ;ris, which is apprenttces' holiday. On both Of the occasions a sort of stew IS eaten, composed of red beans. rice eltced fish and ko1uyaka root.
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Importance of yo,.,.,.

10 you fully rea.ize the inporta nee oe .ne vowel "e" in English? The in- .elip.loh. "Prsrvyprfctmnvrk pthsprcp tstn'" over the Deca,ogue ia an Eng aan s.sn country church puzzled people for .oo s years Pepper it properly with
 ana you n'ay read. Preserve. ye .,ect .s. men; ever keep these prscepts 'en' Easy. isn't it?-Bostoo Glofs.
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Henrx's Batter Sc,cme.

The Wears Daughter-Papa's sub feet tonight is to be Love One An other" Shall we go Heary! Henry No. dear think We la1 better stay at home and prart;:e wddt your father ,, preac London Tit Bits
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Optimism.

First Poac her-Hel!o. Bill. Wot luck! dofn'? Second Poacher- Well. dunno. but if I gets four more beGtdes the wan I'm after now Hi havo foive-an' that ain't % bad Punch.
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A Persuadsr.

"r,id YOU make say New Years reso ,ustou?' asked M!ss Miami Brown
 No" answered Mr Erastus Piua tey 'bns ,loLe persuaded Mistah Coli. aower 70 make one After got thu with him a' d. las par.or social i.@ was w,lllu' to promise dat he'd stos sry,n' to pick 'sturbancss fohsvsr aa vSsr."
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N 0roiv lor.s

.n,s s thomas. afflicted with q srs., his s'e e,u ps,a In hls midst. thus e1p,ains1 T~. suuit'on to ais mother: Mot. tA. n, & an awful bad pain right h e.st or my stomach, but ths
 - 's 'eels one!"-Lippinco<tr.
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Proved.

Mr. Snapp-Lre is full of contradic- tons. Mrs. Snapp-And I say 1t isnt. Boston Transcript.
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n,n = .nls wsrA one must bs . ", AA1 . O kind snoosA-ao11
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Revised Version.

remember l remember. The house where was born ANA also ths lani.or. hsIibay. butcher ooy haksr boy. bootbiAok. elevator maA Nr,c.-'s Soy AaA nowsb<y Ct,stn1n2s norn.
 May Yag3 Bun
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Success cssna~-cr5M Mo e1oe erlmeo.-senaca
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The Now 9oardero


 .c,r.t did you say your name wasT ,ooures the iandlady ta hoarse ~hts per.
 Camp"
 .I,dIes and gentlemen. tais Is Ms Grant
 che waves you to a vacant chair nhs young lady on your right drops half bow. The young gentleman to vour left drops pork chop. Thus, .,,H covert sneers, supercflfous glances .rd general awkwardness, you taka rour place among an alien people.
 GA hash house introduction always .,,,,ds me of minstrel show" de- cIares the humorous boarder. "Bs .eated, gentlemen; know each other and be acquainted"
 whereat you must smtle- ( ~Chase the COW this way" continues thg humorous boarder In time hono-ed ,,ssrence to the milk pitcher, whereai You must euaaW.
 "vou are always master of ceremo-
 says young lady boarder to th. humorous one. "As for me, I'm ioo dmid."
 "Wby are you timtdF .S~H
 "Oh, I'm so Hitler
 sweet goods come in small pack ages .4..-'f'
 "So does poison.
 Eiue old repartee. After dinner you ascend to your hall bedroom and won. der if you vii. ever be at home in this company. But you know you wilt Within a month you vii, be lending money to the humorous boarder and nerhaps have love affair started.-- Puck.
 Not a Success. The manager of the subscription hook department was telling of some of his experiences. The funniest case remember he said, "was that of au applicant for job at book canvasslns from whom l expected great things. He made i caIsful study ot tAs !i!ssa: -s:.. turs we suppiiea hlIn with and was very enthusiastic. Jidse of my sur prise when the first morning ys vent out back he came and handed if nl.. resignation. & But you should not bf g easily discoura ged,' told him. Few pake . success at the start. aud you aS' knowledge that you went iu.o only two places -ee.4sss. f.., ----2,sz.=.-
 ~'Only two hs said lugubriodsiy One was a real estate agent, who per, suaded me to sign a contract for two iots in Flzzlehurst. and the other was a tailor, who sold me suit of clothes didn't want. And. shaking his head mournfulIy. he mumbled Good day and went out ut"-Lippincott's.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-23
Bedding and Draperies

Ready for Use Pillow Gases Sizes 42X36 and 45X36, formerly 15c - Red Tag Sale price ........... lOc Extra Good Quality Pillow Cases - Sizes 42x36 and 45x36-banner 1615 values Red Tag Sale price 121ac New Cot Sheets - 54x90 size, broad hem, torn and ironed, regular soc values in this Sale only. 39c Double Bed Size Sheets 72X90, of good staunch mus lin, the very best Obtainable at Sale price. =. .49c Extra Large Sheets For double beds, size 81X90, an excellent quality, with wide hem, generally retailed at 75c-Red Tag price. .. .59c Yard Wide Silkolines- In solid cOlOrS and floral eff fleets, all colOrs and pat terms, 1212c everywhere Red Tag price, yard. Sc Pacific Drapery Twills-In pretty floral designs, should be 10c-in this Sale, yd. .7c All Our 20c and 25c Satine Draperies and Art Denims Elegant floral patterns, many cOlOrs and color com binations-in this Sale, per yard ...............12 1212c Our Entire Stock of 25c Printed Scrims s-36 to 40 inches wide, a magnificent collection of artful patterns >-during this Sale, yd.T712c/
Arizona republican., 1909-08-23
Red Tag Prices on Underwear and Hosiery
Extra Fine Nainsook Night Gowns = Regular

Extra Fine Nainsook
 Night Gowns = Regular. and Empire styles, elabOr-
 ately trimmed in elegant
 lace and embroidery; Mix
 ado sleeves, actual $2.25
 values, now for -. .$1-59
 A Dainty Lot of Wo-
 mems Fine Lisle Hose. Hermsdorf black dye high spliced heels and toes, elastic tops; actual 40c, and 50c values-in this sale, pair .... .. .25c Women's Extra Fine Out size Hose - Genuine; Hermsdorf dye, double' sole, very elastic, garter; top; a corker at 35c dur; ing Red Tag Sale, pair. . =. .. =. .22 1-2c
Arizona republican., 1909-08-23
Fringed Linen Dresser
Genuine Athletic Towels

Of brown Turkish Lin en, very absorbent, retail ed in most places at $1.25 pair-during Red Tag Sale, pair .79c
Arizona republican., 1909-08-23
Red Tag Prices on Household Linens

} 12 1-2c Glass Toweling- Some IT inch, others IS
 inches wide, i'll blue and
 red checks, strictly pure linen-Red Tag sale price
 } yard. =. =. -. .O9c
 Pure Irish Linen Table Damask-72 inches wide,
 full bleached, a great many new designs to
 choose from, actual $1.25
 values - Red Tag price,
 yard. :. ... =. ..... .89c 65c Half Bleached Table Damask-VariOus widths, in polka dots, dice and floral designs - during Sale, yard. .49c
Arizona republican., 1909-08-23

Women's Umbrella Draw CTS Of excellent quality Cambric, ruffle with four o w S of hemstitched tucks, best 35c values Red Tag price. =. .23c Women's SIPS and $1.5O Petticoats- flounce, trimmed in broad needle work in this sale,
 choice. .. ... '. .88c Infants Seamless Hose Black, pink and blue; sizes 4 to ) 1-2; regular Joe values-in this sale, palf ... .. ...... .U0C WOMEN'S 15c COTTON Stockings - Real MacO, black or tan, spliced heels and toes; sizes s 1-2 to 10. Red Tag price, pair. .09c
Arizona republican., 1909-08-23

Fringed Table Cloths 54x90 size, in pure white, blue and red borders, our regular $1.00 quality in this sale, only. .69c Fringed Linen Dresser Scarfs- s-All pure white, elegant drawn work de- signs, sizes 16x45 and 16x54, a real bargain at 35c-during Red Tag Sale only. ... =. .... l9c