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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
REPUBLICANS WILL RALLY.

Denver, Jan. Especial. THE
Colorado Lincoln Day banquet that is
to be held at FL Jebel Temple on the
evening Of February II, will mark the
close of the first Republican rally day
of the 1910 campaign. Those who avail
themselves of the opportunity OF par
ticipating in this banquet and enjoy
ing the enthusiasm that will character
ize the several preceding meetings of
Republicans during the day, will find
themselves better equipped to enter
the campaign OF the summer to re-
claim Colorado to Republicanism.
1t is the intention of the leaders of
the party to make this the enthusi-
astic day of the early year. In the
morning the Republican State Cen
tral Committee will meet and sug
gest a successor to Mr. Vivian as
chairman inasmuch as he intends to
resign in order to accept the duties
Of his new federal position. In ad-
dition to the suggestion of new
chairman the committee will discuss
plans and means for the betterment
of the Republican party in the state.
In the early afternoon the county
chairmen OF the party will convene
and become acquainted with the newly
selected state chairman and a general
outline for county work will be dis
ci ssed and agreed upon. Following
this meeting the state chairman, to-
gether with the county chairman. will
meet with the Republican editors Of
the state and a publicity program will
be discussed. and as far as possible
agreed upon that will bring before the
people of Colorado the true condition
Of state. judicial. county and munich
pal affairs under Democratic manage
ment.
During the entire day receptions
and meetings will be held at the Re
publican club. the state headquarters
and other places In the city where
Republicans are wont to gather and
these will help TO renew political ac-
tivities and inspire courage In the
minds OF all.
A number OF towns are preparing to
send delegations TO secure the next
Republican state convention and a
number of prospective candidates for
ONCE will be on hand working In be-
half OF their candidacy. thus adding
renewed interest and spice TO the sew
eral events OF the day.
After the day and its meetings are
over all will gather round the festive
board in El Jebel Temple for the pur.
pose of learning anew from American
statesmen the principles of Republi-
canism. which. after all, are the prin.
ciples of Lincoln, the man unto whose
memory the majority party OF the ma.
tion annually gives one day.
Ample provisions have been made
for all who attend and those who fail
will miss the pleasures and inspira.
tions OF one OF the great events in
the history OF Colorado Republican.
ism.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
Masons viii Entertain Some Who
Are Not Masons

Monday night the Masons of Rocky
Mountain Lodge will hold a jubilee
celebration and mortgage burning at
their hall to which all Masons are in
vited, and also there will be provisions
made for some invited guests who are
not Masons There will be a spread
and toasts galore. 1t is expected to
make this social triumph as well as
jubilee.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

N"h''s npFif ~ NaAs
Mr.. l.. B. Banks was elected Direc-
tor OF the Negro Townsite and Land
Company. at a regular meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, February /. 1910.
TO fill the vacancy of Mr.. A. S. New
some, resigned. Mr. Banks was also
elected Secretary. and is vested with
authority by the Board of Directors.
TO solicit subscriptions to the capital
stock. 10 collect subscriptions due. TO
establish agencies In person or by cor
respondence. and to do all things in
cidental TO the Office OF Secretary. ac-
cording TO the bylaws and dictations
of the Board Of Directors. Mr.. Banks
has given bond OF 100000 guaran-
teed by the National Surety Company
OF New York City, for the faithful per-
formance Of his duties.
Mr. Banks is a graduate of one OF
the best real estate institutions in the
country. conducted under the auspices
OF the Cross Cooperative Association
OF Chicago. Illinois. and is especially
adapted to the work OF colonization.
we siHCeTei! ash your nearly Cotp-
GRAFTON in the establishment of a
Negro Colony in the great state OF Col
orado. which will be of inestimable
value-not only to the Colored people
OF this state. but throughout the
United States.
1t will require only $5,oo0.00 more
In addition to what we already have on
hand TO land a deal that will mean
much to you and the entire race Mr.
Banks will introduce new ideas to the
business and professional representa-
tives of the city, as well as make
tour Of the state: lecturing. demon
strating. and establishing agencies.
Home-seekers are anxiously await
ilg an opportunity to settle in this
great Colored Colony. Why not take
stock now and reap the benefit OF a
great sure reward?
Any courtesy shown our Mr.. Banks
will be greatly appreciated by him and
the Board Of Directors of the Negro
Townsite and Land Company.
THE NEGRO TOWNSHIP
AND LAND COMPANY.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
THE THREE TWINS
Their sweethearts and friends will be
at the Valentine Ball, February IS, at
East Turner Hall.

Mrs Mollie Nichols. who has been
making her home with DIR. Faulkner,
died at ST. Luke's Hospital, Tuesday,
and was buried from Shorter Church
of which she was a member. Thursday.
Rev. Ward was the speaker and I'm
dertaker Lawhorn was in charge. Mrs.
Nichols died intestate and her prop
erty has been turned over TO the pub
lie administrator.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

Mrs, Charles Stallings has come to
the city TO Join her husband
Theer will be revival services at
Campbell Church for the next four
weeks. Rev. Williams will have to as
sist him one Of the famous evangelists
OF Missouri. Rev. T. l. Scott OF ST. Joe.
This meeting is to be a revelation to
Denver.
Mrs. Gas8way Walton Is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Maria White who came to the
city to be present at the marriage Of
her daughter. Mrs. Dora Miller.Derry.
left the city Thursday for home.
There was distributed last Sunday
the annual report of Zion Baptist
Church. under date OF January /, CIV
ing general Information concerning
the work OF the church. spiritual finan.
ciai and numerical The report shows
that under the pastorate Of Rev Over
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
MISS anna MEANS
2447 WELToN STREET
DENVER, COLO.

Preserve. til. s..ssst.l Complex
ion Of Youth.
Natures Panaesa, q ssard against
the rav.sss of age. Removes
wrinkles and unnatural disfisura-
tions. Cures all skin sruptions.
Permanently removes frseklss and
all facial hiemishss.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
-JOIN THE
lights OF PYTHIAS

A new Lodge is being organized
in the city of Denver and you will
have an opportunity to join one of
the best fraternal organizations in
the country.
They nu nber already over 100000 and own over
half million dollars in real estate. No insurance in
Colorado Id give you better benefit for money in
vested Be charter member Of the new lodge. For
further info nation write or call and see--
DIR. WESTBROOk, Grand Chancellor
OVER ALL ms DRUG STORE, 2lst and Arapahoe Sts
PYTHIAN HEADQUARTERS
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
HOUSE FOR RENT.

A fiye-room brick house for rent at
18th and Ogden streets. in walking dis
tance. Apply at this Office.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

Money will be refunded If not
satisfactory
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

Mrs. Charles Stallings has come |
the city TO Join her husband.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

Mrs. Gasaway Walton is seriously II
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

FRUITS
We handl nothing but the pest
Apples. Orr nges, Lemons, Bana-
mas, etc.
Also Canned Goods,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

GETABlES
A Fresh inc OF Vegetables re-
ceiyed daily Radishes, Potatoes.
Lettuce. o. ions, Cabbage, Tur-
nips, Spinao /. Tomatoes. etc.
Also AIMED Goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Sill HOW QUICKLY
POSlAM ACTS
Rare Power 10 Heal Affected Skin
Explains success Of New
Skin Remedy

NO one In asked 20 purchase pos
lam without first obtaining "a sam.
pie package. which Will be- sent by
mail. free ~ charge. boy the Emer.
gency Laboratories. 81 West Tween.
q NTH street New York city"
Even this free sample. when used
to quickly clear the complexion or
spread ON the face handle or limbs
10 cure pimplea. raHhcH. erupiions.
or 10 cover small eczema surface.
vii prove poalam's real and unua
ual merit It's users have found
that poalam not only fulnlla bur ak
ceeds The claims made for a. Take
any case Of eczema. acne. itch. salt
rhoum. piles. scalp scale. etc. hos
ever stubborn. and ponlhm will stop
any itching az soon ar applied. heal
inE tho skin rapidly and readily
GAN other treatments foF skin
troubles on man or animals fade
into nothlnEneHh compared with
ponlam. says Mr N. z. Graitan.
Preston. MUM
Write direct a. the Laboratories
for the sample. but the trial PACK
ages OF poslam az 90 cents and The
Jars ~ s. may be purchased AZ an
drusElsia particularly Quaker Drug
Co and owl Drug Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

I want YOU once and Tor all Co
Get IL out OF your dear little head
that oliver and | are Gfown.ups
With capital e, and therefore In
capable OF understanding the joys
and pleasures and pains that be
long 10 you ass a child and a boy
on. beloved. We aren't REALLY
old. although oliver rides a horse
without groom az his bride and
haven't worn pinafores Tor QUITE
long time Hut our hearts ride
their ponies and tear their pinatorcs
rust the same as ever. believe that
And | want TO tell YOU a little
about this father OF yours He's
down IN the garden tying up car
nations az this minute. and | can
see his broad shoulders bent over
the flowers and his nice brown
hands twisting the twine. A little
while ago be looked up and saw
me in the window. and he called
out.
what are you doing up there
Come down
= can't. said I'm writing "
who to-"
ITO a young man IN whom ! take
a great deal Of interest I'm sorry
cant tell you more
AN right I'm come up and see
II ID ought % go.
He was films his pipe very
carefully and watching u as he
did H.
Indeed. youll STAY where YOU
are. and IN come down when I'm
ready
blew him a Kiss and came back
90 yon oh. beloved. think you
WILL like him most awfully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

man, the greater the interest she
exerts in the promotion. IN an lines
Of the life and welfare Of the child
The best mothers highest duty
cannot be performed within tho
confines Of her own four walls.
"As the child reaches out into
the broader, deeper life OF the
world, 20 must the mothers pro
tecting care and intelligence reach
out to surround and support a. TO
prepare and nj II for lies duties
This task IL no light one. even
with the aid Of the direct Influence
OF the ballot, and I feel that men
themselves should secure for us
that quiet noiscless instrument
land not force rs into the position
OF mendicants, so humiliatlng TO
selfrespecting intelligent, consci.
entious women"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
CYNTHIA CREIS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey Would you
please give a menu suitable for a
girls party. 10 take place In Octo-
hor. and also some enjoyable games
with directions how Ia play them ?
What could b. used Ia decorating
the tablet II a person required to
pay duty on goods brought down
from Victoria II the articles are
wornT "a X
A-You do not state whether d IL
90 b. an afternoon or evening party.
and that might make some differ
ence Ia the Kind 81 refreshments to
be- served Why not make u an
autumn party For refreshments
have nuts apples. popcorn pump
Mn pie. home. made molasses tnffy
and sweet cider or unfcrmcuted
grape Juice This Ia not menu
merely suggestion. Decorate the
table with autumn leaves cannot
spare the space To- describe games
t2f Clothing or other articles arc
allowed exemption within a certain
sum For fun information inquire
Of customs officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Sol Had No Trouble

Solomon IN DAYS OF old main.
tanned a household Of 900 wives
hut since Paris fashions were not
then Ia vogue. with their attendant
hohblc skirt sheath gown. peach
basket and chantecler hat designs.
history fails TO tell OF his having
failed 10 provide for any o. them.
Hut not 10 with Solomon Of 10.
day. though he has but one wlfc. AZ
least that n what his wife alleges
This Solomon. who uses james A
for handle 20 his name. might
have been able 10 provide for
Amelia solomon II be didn't drink
so much. according to her state
mcnt. and so she wants a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
VOTES FOR WOMEN
CONDUCTED BY MRS. GEORGE A. SMITH.

Mrs. n p Fish, president Of the
City Federation Of Woman's clubs,
which has been In convention this
week. was asked today 10 say
something for this column, az she
has long been recognized az an ar
dent advocate Of the cause.
Il feel very deeply said Mrs.
Fish, that men and not women.
should be approached on this sub
tect am sure men do not real
lac that they are derellct In duty
and ebivalry In Withholding from
us the right 10 do our work IN the
guietest and easiest possible man.
ner Our work &c. always has been
and always viii be. the care and
love Of children.
Every woman f. imbued with
the maternal instinct. and the
higher The development OF the wo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
MAN SUES WIRELESS.

flames Dempsey. who claims 10
haye negotiated two sales Of United
Wireless stock while employed aa
agent for the company. has com.
monced suit against the company
Tor tt.lG2 Ia commissions. which he
alleges the Seattle manager Georg.
~ Parker. has refused "a credit him
with.
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PimpIes and
BIaCkheadS

10 unfisasantf 70 uunsasssaFyf You
ran sut 30 ~ them
The Visnusss instttute ssas hundfeds o.
such fssse every year We cHH cure you
" cure il possible and rah Dc n ~ the
shefiest possible lime
A. one patient said sTa mink I car
Nrd those AtHEusting marks Tor YsaFs
ana nos 20 oNL MONTH they aFe gone
Don't belle Youf nsfufs and cause IN.
pleasant fUmmfnt You Musi taEs treat.
nent Tor ihrss hiemtshea sofns aay Wht
sFits MsnF cases sau BE- cured - oar
lions Treatment specially prepared iof
rafh patient
We alec ceHset eli hfnns - facial a.,
frfts such uushapfl irregular noses.
outstanding care. nabbys bhEay sysiida
sf saGEihF cEssha
nsaafs - those unFsiiahls and insr.
HeffFntsd 1epaness and ether fake SEN
"a no sFs tffinE So Initiate ~ - al
Methods aud the nsst WeodhuFy's Prep.
afAtions a. Fnisisaa fhs puhlie Hsss
IaH sfsu Be- The Ladies home Ioarnai
les such women have disflFuFsa thou
sahas % isssa Tor iHs ~ tnisfsprsssntas
uonaf
We haFs hssn 10 me business over ft
Years ah1 nmpioF graduate physicians
HHfF We oniF haFs ore office in seat
~ shich 10 located 81 zft,ssg Arcade
Tree
The WEkNEsE INSTITUTE.
Late sin John " woo8bury.
its-ist Arcade rios office hsurs
20
Seattle wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Tomato Marmalade.

Pare aud slice quarts OF ripe
tomatoes aud cut Into small pieces
larEc lemons Add 2 pounds gran.
ulatvd sugar and cunfui seeded
raleius. Put IN a kettle and cook
! hour. or until thick Put IN Jars
and cover with paraffin This IL
delicious with turkey instead of
cranberry sauce. and quite the thing
Tor capou. and Il ~ good relish TO
serve with cold meats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Dear Miss Grey ti1 Would IL b.
proper % address letter 20 a
young lady siih whom got &C.
quainted just recently would
like 10 get better acquainted. bat az
we are living 10 different cities Sc.
attic and r.verefti have no oppor
tunity to meet her as often as /
would like
go Do yon favor marriages By
the sO-called love AZ first sight"7
go Would Il be gentlemanly on
my part 20 invite the young lady
when ! am over 10 Everett some
Sunday. 10 attend a theatre wIth
me7 A READER
A-t1J Yes ~ she does not care
TO continue the correspondence or
acquaintance she VIII make IL
known ~ Far De- II from me 20
assume the responsibility Of answer.
ing that question There are peo
pie who say they married on love AZ
first sight and are happy You viii
find happy and unhappy marriages
Of every kind The method. am
/ inclined TO think doesn't count 40
much az the people themselves. II
takes a lot ~ common sense. con.
genialliy. forbearauce. Fairness and
world % Low" 10 make marriage
happy. Enough money 10 meet rea.
AohaDle expenses ia not only con.
Fenient. bat necessary. n one IA
sure OF an that az first sight ] don't
know why IL isn't just a. good a.
the hundredth sight 90 Yes. but
maybe she doesn't approve OF Sun.
day theatres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
ON FATHERS AND MOTHERS

New if you're IN a tanEle over
anything 20 do with dogmas and
doxlea. I'm afraid e won't be
much use going TO oliver for ex.
PLANTATION, because the darling
doesn't know anything about them
Hut II you want 90 know what Il h
60 live finely. cleanly, courageous
d. watch him. my son, aud see him
do H.
when YOU are In swaddling
clothes and cry for the candle
flame your little hands will not be
allowed 20 grasp it later on. when
You are able 90 understand what
is being said 20 you. you will BE-
told that the flame will burn and
hurt you. but. later still, u nothing
has convinced you and YOU sim
weep for &C. YOU shall be allowed to
touch h and find cut for yourself
I myself have cried Tor the candle
flame. and when the time came
burnt my fingers.
Remembering that. Will you
come 60 either oliver or me n YOU
want to know any ihinEf Whatever
q Is. however evil OF dark or wrong
d may seem ca your understanding
h won't matter And re-
member. too little man. that oliver
Was az school aud a. college iust as
you viii be, and he was confronted
with just the same problems that
are confronting YOU and assaulted
with Just the same temptations that
assail you
DO love YOU very much. my little
thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
H|NDUS HAVE
HOOK WORMS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 30 10
the discovery of the prevalence Of
hookworm among the immignntf
from the province ~ Puniab by the
medical corps at Angel Island. the
opponents Of Oriental immigration
believe they have found a way 70
stop the Influx Of Hludua on "a
immigrauta now held Ia the hospital
M the island Dr NJ W. Glover
claims that all but five are victims
of the maindy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

The hobble garter NJ associate
Of the hohble skirts now being
advertised By manufacturers and
sold by some dealers Va novelties
for women Il IS said 10 be the
proper way for Fashions devotee
20 restrict her athletic stride. II
she wishes % wear a hobble skirt.
For years women have been try.
ing TO get away from the minclnR
steps of times agune Tennis and
golf have lent their assistance. the
fad for long walks 20 reduce flesh
has helped The dead and almost
forgotten kangaroo walk Of a few
years ago did still more toward
helping us acquire the much-sought.
for long stride
And now here comes the plain
one and one halfyards-around-the.
bottom skirt. and the hobble garter
as well. 10 undo our labor of years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Peas and rice.

one can o. peas. y teaspoon aalt.
y cup graduated sugar. a cup
buttor. cup uncooked rice.
quart boiling water Pour of the
LIQUID Of the canned peas and rinse
them Ia cold water Heat the but.
ter in a fryiug pan, add the rice
and let u simmer stirring constant.
~ Let it simmer Until the rice Is
a delicate brown, add the boiling
water. then the peas put the mix
turc IN a baking dish aud bake until
the rice IL tender aud every kernel
stands out by itseir serve hot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
GIRLS Gus MEETING.

The Girls Club OF the broadway
tiEh school held its first meeting
Yesterday afternoon This club has
been running for three years The
faculty adviser "a Miss Jamleaon
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TRES@0lV}01l


Clean the chicken aud cat Ia
pieces, put into baking dish and
cover with a mixture ~ half milk
and half cream. with pepper aud
salt TO taste. and bake ny the
time the milk has cooked away
the chicken viii be tender aud de.
licious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
Letters to My Son

Delicate Whimsical. Spiritual dvlS OF Mothcrhood-The
Seflntcrpretatous of Womau's Soul, Addressed TO
Her Unborn Man-Chld, by Woman Whose Name
Is Withheld
tExtrac from ue book entitled 1rsm My SON" pgeliseed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Dear Miss Grey WIN you please
inform me concerning the marriage
laws Of California; Il IL necessary
Tor the contracting parties 70 obtain
a certificate Of heaiths
CONSTANT READER.
A-Wufe fhe marriage license
clerk IN any county Ia California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

The vatican or ahcpherdegs
model Is the novel fan feature in
hats. Draped turhans and Louis XIV
models are prominent among small
or hats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Dear Miss Grey Kindly give me
a good recipe Tor sweet cucumber
pickles. Mrs l. s
Al am aorry. but have been
unable 30 find such a recipe WIN
some reader 81 The Star kindly
send Oneg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
LOVES PRAYER.

: LOVES PRAYER.
\ Dear Lord, Kind Lord
: Gracious Lord pray
Thou wilt look on all love
Tenderly today,
Weed their hearts OF weari. ,
\ ness,
= Scatter every care
= Down a wake o. angels wings
\ Wlnuowing the air.
\ Bring unto the Borrowing
\ All release from pain;
= Let the lips Of laughter
\ Overflow againl
= And with all the needy
y Oh, divide. I pray.
\ This vast treasure Of content I
\ That is mine today.
= Jas Whitcomb Riley.
4 = = ttttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Half Wool Art Squares
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Specials for saturda

Specials for Saturday
Sterling Silverplated Knives and
Forks; good weight; proper size.
Reduced from $500 O. on
lo sss.*- s.....s.tsa.,,s. ItQO
Crown Silver Co.'S Warranted
Triple SilverPlate Knives aud
Forks; $500 value. q 90
Special .............1I,J DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
MUSLIN DRAWERS
Cor Woman and chllar.n
Three Saturday speoIa

Three Saturday Specials
SL75 and Si9S Nainsook Draw.
ers; trimmed with fine Ct ~
lace and insertion ...,..1tsIJ
$l.l9 Fine Muslin Drawers: fun
umbrella styles, trimmed 7E
with lace or embroidery iJC
hc Muslin Drawers. finished
with rows lace and En
ucks .................JJC
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YARNS

German Knitting Yarn In al col.
ors, ply, large skein. Speclai
at Londons Dir
fnaANf MFtf zee GO o. OIL &c f
Fleisher's Best Knitting Yarn u
all colors; from SouthdoNn
wool; specially prepared always
sold for 35c. Saturday. 1Qr
skein ..................Gvs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Atwood Black Serge, si'QV
Probably nothing gives n.y. nv.
downright service thah ahss
Here lis a beauty; full - lh0 Van
wide: we'll nigh eyerlasting "A
perfect black, special H1.UU
az. per yard ...t,t,;'i' ''vtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
HAND BAGS

NAlhAh hahNi's Rl'Nt"t IuH
saturday ...-......,...s''e
Metal Frame Hand Bags laIss
size. we'll made, good han AQc
die. worth 75c Saturday T~~
Japanese Mating Shopp"s
satchels in Tive Sizes anc
styles
Large Satchels; steel hahuN'
leather strap with snap fasleuei'
bound with oilcloth very slIoae'
Worth Sl.25. but London gqc
sells for .........,....s.'S
one size smaller, but nice anu
roomy aud viii hold lots OF p oe,.
dies; patent fasteners; worth w
saca. Special at 67c
LOndou's .,........,s''''' -
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5000 and $500
Long Coats .....


ATWOOD Coats, made Of the
newest Fall coatings. In the dark
mixtures and solid cOlors You
cannot buy similar coats any.
whore at less than 5000 and
1920 each.