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Gin { citamcut nnqeNrii.
len. SIN &reisacridt Nr. . ipltr-
DC geItcrn cine aIoac einacreid,t. oas
S%eItoinellt bcr Norp u. Y. Gosgrooc
rnn5ultoBcu, ipcld)e Dem aoroinol
GIBBONS $4,000 mo on fatbolii6e
Snititilte lmgefGbr $4,000 pernlodt
hat. Gle GrbIoiierin bottc feline no.
ben Seriunnbten, bod bobcu it'd cine
gn5ohl cntferntere Teriponbtc eillgc.
ltcllt, iucld,e Iliprnd ulti baS 0clb
crhebciL iueil feline iold)c Yerionlid,-
felt iuie Der ~Grjbiid)oi bon 9olti-
more" porbunoen lei; ocSglcid)cn pd.
rcu Die benonntrn Sl1ititlie nid)t ola
incorporate @eicllid)aitcn unicr oell
@orid,riIten ocS @eiebcs all5uicpcn.
Ser Sail miro crit ipdtcr iiir Scr
b%onolnng fomnlcrl. SRI. 9oseropc
itnrb an 4. Sounor bS. IS.
Trehcr inbrn d). Gic
@obnlung beS %rn. Sarrp Sblcl,-
horf. Or. 1875. Npro : Inttcrion-
Yorf : Mncnue. ipuroe ip1hrenb ser
Ibpcienteii oes Srn. Sbleuoorf BON
Giubrcd)crn 6eiildlt, melfe Sd,lnllf-
laden nllb llhrcn inn @ertbc bon ci-
niaen bnloert Gollar5 itnblen. Gle
Tiebc morcn hurd, cin aiid)cnicultcr
in ooS SuuS cin1cbrnngcn.
Ill SrSnnna in 6ffentiia
den GarfS. VoIijeirid)ter
Sgieill beItraftc gciirrll i'm 6iilidlen
Stutiorsboiiie Sen II Sabre altcn
SuntcS Gill BON Nr. 2505. Gonioil.
Gpcnic. iiho Sci, 10 Sabre aItcn BE
ter Cuffs bon pr. 1907. &ollcnitr..
nit ic So ms Softer. ipcil bicielbcit
betriltfei, had, bent Yottcrion-Eor
ocfonlinet ,purcii ii,o lid, BORT il,,oit.
itduoie brnonnmen bnifen. Sllf
iuitroe altberbein nit weitereit So
beItrait, iuciI er lid di,geblid) bent
Enrf : VoIijiitcn Gaoocr iuioeriest
iiitb aciludi hottie.
8 ii Gbas. u. M c. Wr.
itrrii perlauteic. bnb Yeiii. u. Nor.
ie. Der 8eif,ditSiiihrer Der uanifer-
bofer Cts Co." bier II, Baltimore.
iinS eitt Sobn Dol, GbaS. ". Morie.
! bent Nelu .DDerfsr Diran3ier I'M
3ltd,ihouie ~ gtIanta. Ga, lid, bier
III @nhffreiie,t heniiibt. llhicridlrif.
ten al eifier Eriiiion I'M Entlaiiung
ieines Vnters al erlongcu.
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Ser HcntIdt CORRESPONDENT.

0ie cinjiae beutid)e 3citllng IN
Baltimore, peId,e ocu 2cicrn ollie
Ncuiefciten Der Stobt, ocs StaoteS
uno Der NeIt tGeIit iriid) I%icfert,
Sic cin5iac bcutihe 3citltu9, lpeId|c
III nllcn 9rciicn bcs Geu:ihtbums
scIcieu nirb. Ghur Der DGorrelnnn.
OFT" brinat Die 2cpciden h"s ~aHo'
ciirtcn Sreiic," oercn IitGlieo Der.
icIbe lit. Ter Correspondent" lit Die
ciu3ige oelrtibc 3cituug, lpeIfle iih
GROCER 8erbrcituna in NarpIano,
@oibinstou, 8irainienL @cIt'8it9i'
nicn, ionic I'M ganscu Siiocn crircut;
Itcbt fcincr bieiiaen groBcrcn cnali'
iden SeitnnB I'M 4epciben' iino
Sofolnotridtcn.G icnIt noh.
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z NHiie Qultcn Mot III

z dl ii lie gotten niGt ihr.
Tic % Sabre ulte Hegcrin Gln
Sill. Nr. $50. Moi6pritrnbc. rinNt I'M
Hroriocnee Noipitnl ali @ihblc,
Sirnbc, IN iucldlcm lie nit bier
Sdn6uumhcu an Nopi nno briOcn
Yciucn 6ornicScrliegt. nit Dem Sooc,
m1trcno lid Der Negcr Miuiom Ior.
rom iuntrr Ger Hrid)nioiannN, tic ncr.
mrnhct 3u Gobcr. IN @nit beiinoet,
Tic Sdicherci trlta iid) IN Mlrron'%
&nnic III Hr. 539. MnibcrItrnGc, ST.
ipobin ein aoltpGnger hoh Mobten
mbeiueter @ciic sebrad)t bottr. Ter
Atc9cr bortc mas Eoor ii @eipradl
nno i'm G%lauhcuL icine Sruu beiinbe
'id' in Dem 8iiunier. elite CT hirSu
rnb id)oh blinNlirDS nui nos I'M 9ctt
liegcnoc 0raicBimnrcr. Scrgeoni
Acliou rerbnitete Mnrron.
Ser onalnoti = @r. 0buS.
SeIting, Gin befnnnies Mitslicb mes
yTrion". iuirbe i'm Stoht.Spipital
iiir 8lipboornrntSiuoullg pperirt.
Gie Operation perliei eriolgreif,.
Sr. @nrrer ). Stirbeport ur.l
Rep.Ycrf lit 5iim gcidofiSiiibrcr
beg Baltimore 3reigeS Der .Sot'
amehca moter, gnr, go" ernaNnt
norben,
5rdu 8rorf penhcrion no,t
Seriep gitD, bic lid, 3iir 3eit III anl.
iimorc aiibdlt, ioll Die ahiid)t baben
albangb's. Sbeatcr an fauici li,o III
einem Der popnliri.en Sbcater ii
MAIDEN.
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2cGrm in iebem Srupten.

0oS Nuihenfiia. Teportcme::t scr
Geo. @iintbcr. ilul.. @rau.Gc. lit NIT
bcn nelieiten ginrid,tunsen perieben,
lrrmittelit oerrr bos 9icr oireft aus
hcn 2agerfdiiern Ser 9rarerei oei,
Glaiden ~auseiiibrt miro. Iic Oolsc
u; ein perienees, ibaunteuoes. reines
Sicr; %beioilocrs acknowledgements,
sh cmpicblen. 9eiteIlt brett bon Ser
@fancrci, . Giiecnb isIoidcn $i.o0,
i, & y. Tfoie, @olie 90.
(Mai4, q, 60. Sd
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Sin lester Nabnrmf.

Die belltiae 6abrt oeS nllnobbGnpi,
gen &ereiuS" nad) Nnuo.
polls. - 8iaetc lperben an bel
ben 9obnbofen bon Gertretcrn ser
Organization perfnuit.
Seute beaiebt iid) cine delegation
oeS nllnobbGngigen 9iirger.& ereinS"
uoh annapolis, I'm ge9en Die I'M lin.
terbatie ld)rpebenbc 2ocol.S ptiont9iu
ju prctcItiren. Gs bonbelt lid in ole
lem 6nIle niht 10 iebr itm Die Aus.
bcbnung Der Tenonitrotion, ais I'M
Die Sbotiod)e, bab Den @eiesgcbern
begreiflid) aemaft miro, oob Der
nllnobb1ngige 0iirgcr,Gerein" belltc
gerlou nod oui Dem nomlid)cn
Stan0punft Itebt, mic Dor 5pet Sab.
relt. Gic Irrongellre Der Sobrt Min,
iden cS ober %perItonoen 81 babeu,
ouB nift 5t piele Sreunbe Der periou-
lihen 6reibcit oil Der Mtiiion 1bcil
ncbncn fomcn. 9cfanntlid) pllroc
jcoer &erein, mel6Cr gum yllnabbdns
gigen 0itrger.Se rein" gehort, eriud)t,
ein Representatives. Gomite bon icdbb
Oiom Ill e%nticnocu. Gle l~lnfoIter
mcrben bon uielen &ercinen oIlein
gctragcrL ip1brenb i'm anberen Sale
oie Sbeilnebucr 10 Gents iiir Die
SIN. unb Giidfobrt 81 5ahlen bobcr.
Is mcroen iopobl int Golpert'9 nbn.
bnf uls inn ltnions8 obnbof 2el,tc ito
tionirt iein, itcld,c 8artcn sum Der.
fauf babcn, uGmlih I'M Colbert
9abnbof sic SS. Charles Sepbolb,
Mor 8retid)mnr ulo 6. %. Hein-
Garot unb I'M llnion.9obnbof sic SS.
@corge Hoiib lmo Senrp Sermuni.
Sic Abfobrt pom Golpert. @obn6oi. CT
folgt nm l42 llGr Nodmittogs. Sc:
Der Spcjiul5u9 bat einen nfii5iellen
SiiDrer bonn rllnobbdn9igen 9iirger,
&ercin", nGnlid) Der critic @ril. Hid,,
SanoloB, scr 5peitc Srn. Srit @eb.
rcnber9 mo ser brittle Sru. Iigllit
H6bcr.
Srosbem Die groBe Demon iteatipn
Der Scmperen5ianatiter nift ocn
rom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Inoer.
Jon crbofiten baucrnoen gripIg &c.
Gobt bat uno oie Situotion neniger
BeiGbrlib lit, ols lie Dor ser Ge1non-
Itration NOR. Oiirfen Die Seriehter
Der perlonlidcn 6reibeit nidlt bic
Soroc lit ocn SdooB Iegcn, iih mid.
idleinbor III Siterbeit ,piegen. benn
Der Sieg lit nod nidt eriod)ten, Oh.
ld)on bic benlofratiifen Yorteiiiib-
rcr lid, GuBern, ooB @ocolDS ptio fir
Baltimore Cit llnbing lei. @s lit
h%otbmenoig. baB namentIid Der ollns
o~bD1ngigc 9iiraerucrcin" Dor Dem
Eemperen5.@omit eriAcint. Gic ein
Selnen Sereine iollten oesbulb nidjt
Etle9ationen %Iinrnter ididcn. ions
bern lidJ i'll corpore al Der SreibeitS-
iobrt betbeiligen. Gem Die 9eltte,
iucId9e did an Oieicr Concentration
(etbeilisen. nertreten feline 8eldHitSs
SntereIien, ionOeru ireibeitli6e Siirs
Gcrredtc. OicicS mcrben sic Nc0ner
beute Getonelt.
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s,Ncalpciier.
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The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore TINT gives Its read
ers nll the important happenings in the
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The CORRESPONDENT as far ms It's news
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Ncitruftc Ttcgclci. - Sol.
Gorien bon Nr. 1926, SIt.GGoieltrnBc,
Snrrp :. !. Mnrncr bon Nr. Ga,
Rplont. Npcnlc, unb George @ilbclm
non Nr. 1912. Sit.GogeritroBc. lplr-
ben acitcrn pcrbnitet. neil lie in rid
iid)tSloicr Meiic Oiirdl cine 9fcnGc
Sdmlfinber hiuourdBuoringcn per
Iild)ten uno oubci mchrcrc bcrlclbct
5lt @obcn morfcu. Gritcrcr lullroe
bon Eoli5eirid,tcr 2letuclipn III Der
norooltlid)en YoliSeiitation I'M $40
nnb Soften beitrait mo Die bciocn
s(nccrcn ic Si,r 3ablilng non $40 mo
Soften pcrOonnert.
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Galtc @ci(c fpm mt.
THERMOMETER ioll bciitc Inn 80 @ruo
fullen.

IeS biciige 8ettcrbiirenli pcrfiin.
cete geitern HbcuO. bob innerbolb 3G
Stnn6en haS thermometer nm 30
0rnb obcr lnebr fullcn miro mo Oab
Die fultr Nellc IelItc Nbcno iidcrlid)
in Baltimore 81 c%r!unrtcn lit. Sd)onc
N~usiidltcn Iin6 Dos lidlt, nad)bcm Oc-
itcrr init cine ScmmIcru1rmc &C
bcrrid)t bate. Snl icrllcn 8elien bot
Dos @ettcr and ntertuiirbigc Spriil.
&c gcmndlt. mic ans ocn Gcpcldel,
oca bclttigen 9lnttrS 81 crieben lit.
gSic lan9e ric a1Iic nnbolicn ioll.
iuiro nld)t 6erid)tct.
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@cgcn Goeal Option,


Die o5eoeration Of 2obor" ninunt
luidltiae 9eihIiilic an. @ir0
nIfiten Mittlpod) Dor Dem Gent
pcren5 = Gomite in Nnnopolia er-
idcinen. - Gin 9eiipicl Der 60
cal Option in @operlp.
Su Der aeitrigen SiBung Der usSe-
Ocrotion Of Subor" fanoen pcrld)lc-
benc aurbgebungen gegen Die Socal
Option . 0ta itatt, iuelfc ibren 3lDcd
nidt pericblen biirften. Wit elmer
acknowledgement Webrbeit murocn
8eifliiiie nngcnommelt, III 0cncll Die
Anti . Soloon = Siga ucroomlcrt
miro, neil ibre porgclflugcnen @e-
ieBmoBnobmen mir on5ll bcitrogell
miirocn, SobIloie Irbeiter allBcr &c
ld)1ftigung 81 brlilgcn mo pIcle Ge=
ih1itSleltte 81 rlinircn, mobrcnD Der
llnm6Bigfeit nidt geltcllert milroe,
lpie oieGrfabrulg in unbernS toutcn
lcbrte. Nur eiu cin5iger Gelcgot
iproG iidJ gcgen Die Innobme Der
9eihliilic aus. Yice : Erolioent Ser
500 cr5dbIte, ipie gemiitbIid) uto &C.
iebliebeno Die 9eipobner bon Mil
luaufec ieicn, ippielbit Die @irttNdof-
fen bcinobc ST. ieoer Belt offc1 Ilro.
8iel Seiterfeit p%eruriud)te 9clcgnt
Ybilipp Dinglina bon @oncrl0 nit
elmer oo1ingebenoen 9cnncrfittM Dab
in iciilcr @cgcno, mpiclbIt Ypcol Np.
ton berrid)t, ~unaebeucrc Glloltlta-
ten SdJnopps pcrtilgt lpcroclt.
YrGiioent Sirih bcridtctc, ooB olc
ySe~berotion Of 2obor" ant lod)'tcl
Mittiuof Nodymittng I'M > llbr &c
leaenbeit bubcn miro, Dor Dem Gent
percn5 : Gonlite oeS llnterbonIeS III
NnnopoliS i9re GinuGnoe gclteno ST.
MAIDEN unb Die Gelegatcr ipllrocn
aufgeioroert, orf cine itorfe @ctbcl-
(iglng %bin5upirfcn, Gie Shlnbpors
bercitun9eu fir Die Genlor'trotloll
iuerben ON Somitag Ibcllo lnl Va
Dor 2pccum gctroffen.
Gum 9coinn Der Sitrltg luurOe1
sic Grebentiolen Der r9ortclocr@
Union Tr. 532" entge9en %ge1onnlell.
Ms 9elcgutcn lpllroen Die $50. Gas.
Soooof mo 80. Cullen n%n8cmelOct
unO ais Stelpertreter bic 500. Mnt'
ter Soeier uno Snbn Z. 5lana9oll.
Cine lGngere Gebattc cntiponn 'td
iiber Die nngere9te Weiebcaporio1e,
mclte Die Nrbeits5eit uto Den Sonl
Ser 9ouidreiner bel ItootiIdlen Gon1
troften ieltiteaen iou. Ter Nlrpolt
Gee BON Der decoration" cmpfobl,
pon elmer iolden Sorloge gbltono ST.
nebnlen. ou Dieielbc nid)t bno Eopicr
ipert6 lei, olf melhcm lie it6lloc, ma
ein Gelegot meintc, oab III onocrcl'
requirements eroBerc So6nc all
llnion.2eutc be5ublt luerGen, ais Der
@eicbentnirf porihreibc, IS pllroc
oober beid,loIien. Die In~gclegenbclG
oem gretutip.9 omite jllr Grleoigul9
5u iiberlaiIen.
GnS llebereinfonnlell nit Oelt
@rauberrcn iullrOe perlelcn mo be-
rid)tet. oaB bis icbt Die 8..S.-S.
8ruuereien. SteirS, 9rebni's nnO Die
Monmmental- Vrolterci eingcluiQi8t
boben, Die Gontratte 81 nlitcr5eid)ncn.
oocr bercits nnter6eidylet bo6cn. In"
Grcfttip.Gomitc lpliroe bentitro9t,
cin Sub.Gpmitc bon brci Nioum III
crrentcn. nm meitere Sd)rittc i'll Ger
auaelegenbeit 5u thull, iolucit els Die
iibriaelt 9rauer in 9etroht fontnlelr.
Sn Der n1d)Iten Sis,ln0 miro Ed-
itor Sonln1crlottc bon Der rel. 3lnn@s
STRIDE cincn 8prtrng bdlten.
y cltruftc TlcQclCi - ,Spl.
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1bso. 8. Tiearr 4 Gu.,
2t7 On. Baltimore StraRc.

TcntiheR NIB anhereB aiisIdnoi.
id)es @elo e~etaiiit iinb berfauit.
@eIbicnoansen beioret nod 1eltih.
lamb, Deftreit,. Mublanb II. |. NJ.
seed)icl ailsgcftcfIt anf d,isI6nSiide
Nanfen. Srebitbrieic anb trapeltrs
Gbeqnej. o.
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9otis.
Gebbtl's cinSi0es Etnbiu.

Ntbermnuu frnni bic BON ms Rt.
lmiritrte Arbtit; mir benfen xidjt ba.
ran, ms ieIbf sh ;oben, ioaStrn ibtr.
iafien bies nnieren eeiitnnsea. arint
{rrpptn Gel nns an rriitiasn. QaTcn
Sic iih uuu Nnbercn nidt tdniden,
Is sirb. uat Gin rin5ises Ssbbrf.S Stu.
bic NIB Sies btfinbet F& i'm Tartefrs.
Ndten Sis ant has 4ans, ,pD nhisf
adittn anf 3biren nnS Gtniftsn
fteft.
Gcihe Mgenttn. Sin ysreD.
Nhten Gle ant
ptbbtis-
82i RurS.Was.Str, na6e &ist.ets.
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Sic 9esialatar.
Srcal CptiSu nnS SrGncn sc
lue9itHG.

Eoltor Noiion unb @r. ). i. SicIlp
nan Ncm-Dorf iprCden gcgcn Nie
2ocol Option @iQ. - GocuI Sp.
ton cine poIitiid)c SraQc nno
feline firdIidc, io1t Euitor Aoi-
ion. - @robc MnIicnucriumnr-
lrulg Scr SuiIrogettcu. - Ser
id)ic0cnc5 nlla Den WcicBBcblrnJ2s
S0Iicn.
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Gor Sen, 6ilun5-G omit heS Sc.
ratS cridlicrcu bette @orn,ittoD piele
TeIeaotioncn. giiac ser gr6bten fuun
i'm Slltcrciic rcS Murnlunh. SnltitiitS.
Sic @eborhe iiir Stnotsbiilic hot bic
ScripiaisunN fir oaS betrcffcnec IN
ititilt oui $4,000 cnaeiest: sic Eele.
goiicn piinidt icboh $4,000, melac
Cunning bisbcr i1brlif per,uiaigt
irnrSc. ,5n ser Teleaotion bciunocn
iif bic Serren Sobn M. Garter.
Irai,f y, .1iirit, Nnrtin Yie1croirdt.
2Geoogrr !. ariIa, sUrqiif u. 5ocn.
gam. 9. Mcecittr. 8. g. 2aircbt. Gr.
Siantsiciiator Saities yoirra lilib al,
Sore promi,tc,tc yiiraer golttrore's.
Cine Delegation, iiir oaS .Uenla.c
Soi,ie Of 8cinae" rerIaiisie 5000 oiie
iiott 5000.
Ttrtrcier bes Sdnpinriiidtisen so.
ipiialS GuNomoco Bel Iosriun Der
lol,aien $4,000. tbs ScipitnI mt
Ylns iir 100 0ranfe.
Seine Aeubernhg.
Naf cinem D~nrti,ddigen aanpfe
ieite,S Ger Giseref,e Gdbrifahten
bat OuS SdsN binite fir Sneiene
Bette beit,Ioiien, sic "Reminiscences
mittrl.gia in nnperitorrtcr 0ornl
giinitia ei,ntcriften. Ter Stanooro
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o2i sss.Sss.etr., aats cisI.ess.
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P. F. Baxter & Son
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make august the story Of American
beginnings"
ALUMNI BANQUET.
Newberry College Was The Toast
And The Alumni Heartily Re-
sponded.

The banquet rendered the visiting
alumni by the local alumni OF the
college on Tuesday evening was Il
Of the most delightful and pleasant
events of commencement week. An
elegant course dinner was served by
the ladies of the A. R. P. church, and
one hundred and twenty-five plates
were spread. The college spirit was
in evidence and the alumni who were
present left the banquet hall with
even more of it than when they came.
Col. John F. Hobbs, of New York,
presided in a very happy manner and
called upon a number of those pres
ent for short talks, and they all re-
sponded very happily and gave ex-
preston Of their love to their alma
mater and a determination to do even
more in the future than they had in
the past to keep alive the college
spirit.
One thing, however, that was no
ticeable was the absence from this
meeting Of the older members of the
alumni association. The effort is 60
ing to be to have a great re-
union at NeWberry during the next
commencement and to bring together
a greater number Of those who went
out from the college in the early days
of the institution.
After the close of the banquet an
adjourned meeting of the association
was held and the matter of raising
money to pay off the balance due on
the gymnasium hall, erected by the
! alumni, was taken up. Including what
had been pledged at the morning and
business session of the association,
something over $500 was pledged.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-10
THERE'S NO RISK.
II This Medicine Does Not Benefit
You Pay Nothing.

A physician who made a specially
of stomach troubles, particularly
dyspepsia, after years Of study per-
fected the formula from which Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets are made.
Our experience with Rexall Dys-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-10
LUMBER LONGEST HERE

is sent out first. And you can be
sure it has been here long enough
to be thoroughly dried and sea-
soned. Ever had any experience
with green lumber? If not, don't
banker after it. Take the expert
euce of others and use only the
seasoned kind, the only lumber we
sell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
Lot No. AT sc.

Vases, Bowls. Plates. Cracker
Jars. etc. These pieces are lit
tie Clipped and some Of the
handles are broken. bat are cas-
lily worth &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
A Thousand Yards of Fancy Check Panama
Dress Goods at Acc Yard.

price 75c Excellent quality dresses
childrens All fresh. goods in good variety
Of patterns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
Lot No. PAT 15c

500 pairs OF fine China Cups
and Saucers; one and two of
each pattern; all pretty decora-
tons Odd lots. worth 25c.
(BASF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

All Our Finest $1.50 to $3.50 Silk Suspenders at s9c
entire line OF Silk Holiday Suspenders with sterling and
gold plated buckles. One pair in a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

About 800 Mems 25c Ties to go at TIC Each
Reversible SILK Fourn-Hand Ties in plain and fancy coors
In a holly box.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
Nineteen Handsome 81 to Sc House Coats for
Men at Only Csc Each

Only 10 in the lot They formerly 81 Sc Made
Golf Cloth and Plain Cloth in the following Sizes Only
coats in size "a in size SO, in 49, and
ell csc each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Cream maple and chopped walnuts
Regularly 15c. Friday only
Main floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
The Balance of Our Holiday Cushions at s1.5O.

Only 38 in the lot; slightly soiled, but that
easily remedied Cushions I'm the lot worth up to
SO SO each. Friday the whole lot OF 3S at 81 so
Fourth floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

These Large 39c Bingham and Percale Aprons at &c.
made in the fitted style with bib betele Nicely
all around. "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
Great Picking Among These at 39c.

Cologne Bottles Toothpck Holders Napkin Rings shebet
cups Bonbon Dishes made Of glass; with silver fee trim
mings. Regularly soc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
A Cleanup of Fancy China.

All the odd and mismahed China gathered
tables different Prices
their regular values
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
All the Odds and Ends and Broken Lines of
COrsets at 29c.

These Corsets formerly valued three times this
price. Every sort of model
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Collection of SOC Hat Pins at 29c Each,
set with Amethyst Topaz Coral Turquoise sapphres.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
These Handsome Medicine Cases to be
Closed Out at $1.29 Each.

Made of Seal Morocco and Calf with from two fittings
with gold and silver tops. Regularly UP to IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
Lot No. Sat 25c.

Mismatched china, a table full.
Covered articles that have the
covers broken Some OF the nm
est decorations. A bargain In
auarN arf Iclp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Very Fine, Large $3.50 Hand Bags at $1.59 Each.
Goat Seal Hand Bags. frames
leather and fitted with large inside purse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

yard than 1Oc, majority
12hc These goods piled three
will be all marked &c yard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

A number of CSC Music Rolls at TIC Each,
in Plain Seal Grain and embossed feathers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

These Pretty La Vallieres are only 10c.
Gold and finish with
Regularly 29c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Pleasing to that tooth This Tay made
dozen different havors We will sell this
Friday 45c pound lbs for 25c although it a
lar 25c grade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Womens Flannelete Night Gowns Acc instead of 69c
Made of striped Fanneete yoke back
collar. - - 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
Men May Have These Holiday Suspenders
at 19c and 39c.

Holiday uspenders Heavy Webbing with leather
ends. One In a box-were Csc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

WOmen's Fine Cashmere Wool Stockings, 29c
OF the mill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
These $3.50 Tie and Hose Sets for 60

Mems Combination Sets OF fine Silk Fourth Hand I
Silk Lise Hose to match, in a holiday box.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
All Wool Ingram Carpet Samples 29c

Size 26x36 inches in all colors Just the thing pre-
your rugs and carpets while the snow is on Il
ground Fourth floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Every HOusekeeper VIII Want a Few Yards Of This 1Uc
Roller Toweling at &c Yard
Unbleached. inches heavy
used for Dish Towels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Fine Lot of Csc Belt Pins at 15c Each,
In gold greengold and oxidzed fnish
ored stones.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

About 800 Yards of This 39c Mercerzed Table Damask
at CSC Yard.
so inches close. heavy weave
with a beautiful finish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

Odds and ends In mems and boys Square
Nuiers in figured and fancy Silk also few Polka
Refers In mercerized finish hemstched ends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29

A Cleanup of Toys at 1Oc Each
that missing tablefu All kinds with
out regards to their former All at 10c each