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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29

Sperry's face heightened. :.S :;''
erenceSY'
II took thought and after though
courage. bur Duncan hit upon the so
luton nj length. $40 you know l.. d
Bartlett & Co. the brokers!
do 1 know j. Pierpont Morgan:
"Then that's all right Tel! your
people to inquire OF Harry heii"ss,
the junior partner He knows an
about me
Noting the name. Sperry put ava!
the envelope, That's enough. II he
SAYS you're all right you can nave
anything you want" He consuiteo
his watch Hmm. Train to catch
But let's see What do you need
here?"
Duncan reviewed the empty shelves
his face glowing pills" he said.
with laugh--"all kinds of pills ana
everything for regular. sure enough
drug store. Mr.. Sperry. everything
Sothern & Lee carry and lot OF at
tractive things they don't-small lots
you know. until see what we can
SELL"
II see. You leave 1t to me. proba-
bly, know what you need better than
you do. I'll make out list this after
noon and mail it tonight with instruc-
tons to ship it at the earliest possible
moment"
"Splendidv' Duncan told him. You
do that and don't worry about our
making good. I'm going to put all my
time and energy into this proposition
and
"Then you'll make good all right
Sperry assured him. "All anybodys
got to do is look at you to see you're a
| good business man." He returned
Duncan's pressure and picked up his
sample case "Slong." said he and
left briskly. leaving Duncan speech
less.
| AS If to assure himself Of his sanity
he put hand to his brow and stroked
it cautiously. Heavens" he said ano
sought the support of the counter
that's twice today I've been told thai
in the same placer
Its funny" he said. half dazed. -
never could have pulled that off fol
myself"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29

aghast to recognize Josie Lockwood
and Angie Tuthill. of whose ubiquitous
shadows in bis way he had been con
scious SO frequently within the past
several days Il thought | must have
made an impression. Don't tell me
they're coming inr'
Behind the counter he struggled fu-
riously into his coat They are" be
,aid, with sinking heart. land I'll
bet dollar my face is dirty"
His bow wis a very pasSable imita-
! ton of the real thing. he battered him
self, and there's 10 manner of doubt
but that il battered the two prcttiest
and most forward yorng women IN
J Ealville of that day
May | have the honor of waiting on
! you. lalies?" he inquired with nll the
/ sEaylty of an accompliShe! salesman
leslie and Angie slded togpthsr zig
I Cling aud simpering. quite overcome
by his manner, muffled How dt
do%' from Angie and a half stranglet
/ echo of the SALVATION from the Other
were barely articulate. But hdlrinl
them, he bowed again. separately Il
/ each.
Good afteraoon." he said and wait
cl IN an inquiring pose.
! This this IS Mr.. duncan, isn't it:'
inquired insic, controlling herself.
Yes, AID you are Miss Lockwood. /,
! I'm MOI mistaken"
Renewed giAgies prefaced her "Oh
bow did yuu EHoT':"
Could ANS one remain two weeks II
! Continued on page 3
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29

he insisted How can We build up
trade without sirupw
"But--but'--
"And how can learn the business
without trader" He closed Graham's
unwilling fingers over the money and
skipped away.
Signing, Graham gave over the un
equal argument. Well. if you're sat
isfied, my boy. But I'll have to write
to Elmiry for it."
Telegraph"
telegraph" Graham laughed. THAT
would kill Lew Parker. ! guess
"Who's he?"
Telegraph operator and ticket
agent"
well. he won't be missed much. Tel
sgraph and tell EN- 10 send the goods
G. o. d. Please Mr. Graham. We
want to get things moving here. you
know. We've got to build M the husi
ness. Wen put out some signs and
and. well. well get the people in tn,
habit of coming here somehow. You'll
see."
He raked the poverty stricken shelves
with a calculating eye all his energy
fired by enthusiasm ut the prospect o.
doing something Graham watched
him with kindling liking and admira
ton His old lips quivered little be
fore he voiced his thought
You you know. my boy. you've GO
splendid business ability he asserted
with whole souled conviction
Duncan almost reeled "Whatg' hi
cried
Il was just saying YOU hnve wonder
full business ability
You're the first man that ever SAID
that wonder If it's So
I'm sure of it."
We'll" said Nat. chuctline. "T'r
write that to my chum Heir
oh. can tell" Graham interrupted
Now. i Well. yon see. I've been \
failure IN business 80 far rs thai
goes. I've been a failure In everythil.
all my l.fe
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29

Duncan stared for a moment. thea
offered his hand For luck" be cx-
planned. meeting Graham'Y puzzled
gaze as his hand was taken.
Wondering. Graham shook his head.
and gratitude made his old voice trem-
ulous. He put a hand over Duncan's.
patting ii gently
81 want you to know, my boy. that
appreciate" His voice broke. Its
mighty kind of you to buy the si-up-
very kind
Nothing of the sort It's just be-
cause I've got great business ability
Duncan laughed quietly and moved
away. Well want TO clean up Bit
said he. SCOT a broom? IN raise the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29

SQUARE, DECENT MAN, SPERRY
dust bit while you're out sending
that wire"
you'll find one in the cellar. guess
but-your clothes
"Oh, that's all right. Where's the
cellar?"
Underneath. Graham told him sim
ply. taking down battered hat from
hook behind the counter
II know But how do | get thereT
by the steps. You go through that
door there into the hail. The steps are
under the stairs to our rooms live
above the store. you see"
Yes Goodby. Mr. Graham"
'Goodby. my boy
Duncan watched the old man move
slowly out of sight. then. with q groan.
sat down on the counter TO think ii
over 1T wouldn't be me If ! didn't
make mess OF things somehow he
told himself bitterly. Now you have
gone and went and done 1t. MIR For.
tune Hunter. You stand d swell
chance of getting away with the goods
when you take n wageless job in a
spawned country drug store with no
trade worth mentioning and nothing
to draw it with just because that old
buffers the only human being you've
spotted in this burg
"Wonder what Harry would say II
he heard about that wonderful bust
ness ability thing But what In thun
der can we do to bring business TO this
bum joint?"
He raked his surroundings with 6
discouraged glance
"Oh." he said thoughtfully. its the
limit"
| Five minutes later Ben Sperry fonnt
! him In the same position. his hehd ben
| in perplexed reverie Sperry had beer
| travelling fer Gresham & Jones. F.;
| wholesale drug house in Elmira. more
| years than can remember Iii.
! friendship for Sam Graham. contract
ed during the days when Gil ham:
was the drug store of Radville, ha'
survived the decay Of the business
He's a square, decent man, Sperry. ant
has wasted many an hour TRYING t.
persuade Sam to pay little al ore at
| tention TO the business
Anything can do for ycuT'r ch!rI
e. Duncan cheerfuliy, dropping off th
inter rs Sperry entered
Moo" amazedly. Il JUST Wanted {
~ old sam Is he npstuirsg"
No. Mr.. Graham's not in Ill pres
ent. Duncan ted him eivill5.
Sperry wrinked his brows or el IN
srohiem. You working hero ?" i
asked.
Yes. sir"
well. I'll be hanged"
LET US hope not" said Irunca
pleasantly He waited n mon ent.
| little irritated Sure there's uothin
can do for your"
Moo" said Sperry slowly. strua
Cling 10 comprehend THANK you jus
the same"
Not at all 4" Duncan turned awal
You see" Sperry pursued. Il don
buy from drug stores; | sell to 'em
Duncan faced about with new inter
est in the man Yes" ne SAID en
couragingly.
My card. volunteered Sperry. fish
ing the slip OF pasteboard FROM hi
waistcoat pocket He dropped hi
! sample case beside the stove ans
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29
Copyright. 1910. by WincheIl Smith
and Louis Joseph Vance

here for nothing I'll be glad to nave
you, and II things look up with me I'll
be glad to pay you"
Abruptly he found his hand grasped
and pumped gratefully.
That's mighty good of you, Mr..
Graham. When can | start?'
"Why, whenever you like"
In a twinkling Duncans hat and
gloves were off. I'D like to now" he
said. "Where can we get more sirupsY'
UNFORTUNATELY I'll have to buy
them"
How muchy' Duncan's hand was
in his pocket in an instant.
"Oh, no; you mustn't do that" Sam
backed away in alarm. II couldn't al
low it, my boy. It's good Of you,
but
EITHER" Nat told himself. "Tm
asleep or some ones refusing to take
money from me-" He grinned cheer
fully. "Oh. that's all right" he con
tended aloud III draw 1t down as
soon as we begin to sell soda" He
selected bill from his slender store.
"Will S. be enoughT'
"Oh. yes. but it wouldn't be right for
me to-
But by this time Duncan was press
ing the bill into his hand. Nonsense"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29

The best in good things '.. to = istf
Hanson & Hockersmith CIV yet
Steam Rolled Feed, the oes' Ware,
We have it at knoii oft
house. tonic ID
Foley Kidney Pills ar. nad res restore
action, quick in results , aaH and
the natural action Of the klats
bladder. Sold by all druggis'' .,sr
Hanson & Hockersm''n 1sf
groceries.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29
Take Notice

All parties having sewer connee-
tons to make, should notify the City
Clerk, or the sewer committee, of the
time, and place, when and where, the
connection is to be made, in order
that the work may be done in accord
ance with the rules established for
such work.
w. w. Brown,
2-tf Mayor
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-12-29
CHAPTER IN.

!: t.: $::;: &;
said slowly. The place GER
tainly needs some expert manicuring
before we get that new stock in"
He swept the floor. thrilled with the
sensation of accomplishment.
Two shadows moved slowly athwart
the windows Strengthening up. he look
ed. gasped and fed for the back of
the store "Heavens!" be whispered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
THE TREND OF THE TEETH

To successfully circumvent any.
shlnE you must move n little quick.
~ than Il moves Tho trend ~ the
teeth IN toward dissolution. and u
n a very rapid progress once Il
gets = good start. O, has much the
advantage % your best efforts un.
less you invoke the aid Of dentistry
that a vastly more skillful than the
trend Is active.
Tot as suppose that your teeth
are. many Of them. miasing You
have ioat them You have been
advised 70 have them extracted.
and have been told that there ~
nothing for you bat a plate OF teeth
about the most abominable thing
you can put In your mouth.
Now. you don't need TO have n
plate in your mouth 10 have new
teeth.
This Is one Of the secrets we
have wrung out ot the human teeth
science New teeth aud no plate
by Our Method.
II ~ a full supply OF perfect.
natural teeth. firm. lifeliko. aery.
icoable. and as good as the nat.
ural teeth ever we're FOR practical
purposes. Now, this Is the biggest
stride that has ever been made In
dentistry On the face IL IL incred.
ible. Lots Of practiclnR dentists
viii tell you Il Is impossible. But
really. as a matter OF fact. It is
possible; 80 practical. 80 credible.
so absolutely certain. that when
We demonstrate Our Method before
the dental faculty, they will have
to say yes" because there is
nothing else 10 be said
But we stiil go further. We can
do this work without the least bit
Of pain
We give written guarantee
with all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
t4o5 Third Az, Cor. Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
AEROPLANE
BURNS In
MID AIR
un, ualted rrsss)

nLACkPOOL. Eng. Aug S.
Flying At a great height Ia a tH.
plane OF his own design. A. v Roos.
an inexperienced aviator fell to
the ground today, bat escaped seri.
Gus injury Ills machine caught
fire while high In the air and was
almost consumed by tho time tho
framework hit the earth
Hundreds OF persons saw Rooa
make the ascent They watched
him circle and glide for several
minutes. then noticed puff OF
smoke from the center OF the tri.
plane Rooa kept his Wits and
headed the machine for the earth
In doing 80 he took chances on the
triplane turning turtle.
AB the machine. cometllke.
nearcd the ground the framework
collapsed. the wings OF canvas and
wood having been burned. leaving
only the tangled guy wires The
wrockage Tell Ia such a way that
the aviator escaped death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
LYTS COLLAPSES AT
DEAD WIFE'S GRAVE

Charles Lyta guarded by Dytcc-
tlves Jones' and Doom. yesterday at
tended rho funeral services over hts
divorced wife. Florence Lyta. whom
be b. charged with having murdered
The accused man was taken 20 the
service At Buiterworth chapel and
then 90 the cemetery In an autono-
bile 90 attend the iutermcnt tie
was hysfericai and was on the verge
81 nervous collapse
II Il had not been for the support
II tho detectives Lyta would have
collapsed az the coffin was lowered
into the grave LytA' two children
cenlforted their father. whom they
believe 10 be innocent Although
thcre Ia little chance O. convict LytH.
hs win b. tried Ia an effort % clear
up The mystery of the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
POKER PLAYERIS
COP |NDISGUISE

rxhf men we're arrested while
s,yieg poker in the Buffalo club.
"a Starrnoyd building. yeater'
III morning. The elevator boy
sarssa the party that the police
sev downstairs and were coming
n Then Palrolman Margett. who
"a enc % the players In TIE game.
Asxed his star and placed the
mns nndef arrest.
ne men we're taken tn the sta.
se ara booked ou a charge %
nntilns Thsy gave their names
ia occupations o. follows II. s
Cast clerk Henry Gleason. iani
wR- Weir. contractor. Joseph
] Martin. laboFer. p ID Van Taa.
ii megchant. H. J. Thompson.
nitnsr. John Ferris. clerk. and
4 Jehnson. clerk Poker chips
~. wAlsky cards aud all The fur.
HiaFe ID the club rooms we're con.
fsage4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08

PORTLAND. ore. Aug. S-IINr-
vey WinNcid Scott. aKed 20. editor
and owner ~ the Morning orcNoninn.
and 0nc IT the few remaining editors
of the Henry WAttrrsan Horace
CsFeviey type. died IN Baltimore. SID.
Yesterday afternoon % heart failure.
following an operation he underwent
in Johns nopkina hospital yesterday
Col Scott made ~ the Orceonian
one % The big newspapers 81 the
west He first sent % work on chs
paper ln 1851 as a reporter Ne &an
born in Illinois "a is1s and with his
father. a farmer. migrated % Oregon
territory IN 1853 istcr settling near
olympia. wash Scott waN a self.
made man. IN the trucst sense ~ the
word At the ago ~ SO hc travelled
On g0ot from Puget Sound 10 Forest
Grove. or. 200 miles. 60 attend PA
cific college His means were small.
bat By working AZ "a farm hand and
saw min labOrer be graduated In slx
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
DANCING AND PREACHING co
TOGETHER AT DREAMLAND

Rev Frank H. Horthum. pastor
OF tho Union Christian church. Of
Georgetown. last night tried the
experiment OF conducting a dane.
lngruligioua program at Drcamiand
rink Tho novelty Of the expert
ment drew large crowd. com
posed OF the regular patrons Of the
dance hail and the members Of the
Georgetown church OF which MT
lleFthum 80 pastor
The dancing feature was pre-.
dominant last night. at a ratio Of
about tG 20 4. The crowd danced
for four hours. and the religious
services lasted quarter Of an
hour. but according TO the stories
told the minister afterward, that
quarter Of an hour Was the first
religion sofhc Of his auditors had
listened TO In Is years.
Uneasy az First.
There was an evident feeling OF
unoaainess among those gathered
Ia Dreamland last night When the
first waltz tune struck up no one
seemed willing TO brave public At.
tentlon By going onto the dancing
floor
The orchestra kept at e dogged.
~. however. and finally one ven.
tureaume couple took the floor
others followed. and soon it began
10 look just like the week day
ureamland A twostep followed
the waltz. and the allufinE strains
made the dancers forget about the
religious feature. They danced
heartily
Tho sermon followed the two.
step. Mr. Herthum told his audi
euco that BE- expected 10 be de-
uounced b. all orthodox ministers
today. but assured them that he
aid not care. lie said that once
upon time he looked upon dane.
ing az a sinful amusement. but
after getting out and mixing In the
world he had come 20 the eoncla
egon that he was wrong
World Needs Amusement
The world needs amusement. he
aald, and the churnAa failure 10
appreciate this was responsible for
the empty peNR The church had
loat ia appeal 10 the people BY
being arbitrary. and Eiving no
thought TO the bent Of human ma.
taro. For his part be vas tired Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
FIND TERRIBLE
CONDITIONS
IN MINES

WASHINGTON, Aus S~~Af'cr
). ,osssslsalloe Of more chan D. 800
'.an.Aisal cases an,oug the minors
4. wssisrn Pennsylvania httu-
-. s,si fields, che senate come
.r.,s On immigration headed by
s...se nsamFham OF Vermont has
.r,sa that conditions prcvailing
49, tse miners are not conducive
Y narnal famlly Mo-
<sesfs -five per cent az The mine
...sr. arr foreiguers Nho are un-
N. Il rvad the Euslish language.
n. uuns II them are unable 10
- English intcliigcutly. crlti-
- + nsade Il the custom IF the
.se.anlss that virtually compola
49, fsrelgners 60 trade az the
s,,s Ouned By tho corporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
| DEAD IN A RUNAWAY

lny United rresst
WALLA wALLA. Aug. S-A.
Owaley of Pomeroy Was killed. Mlss
Florence Brown % Dayton vas per
hapa fatally injured and Miss
olivia Miller OF Waila WallA vas
painfully hurt. In n runaway on
south Second II here last evening.
The horse which they were driving
became frightened at a concrete
mixer. being used IN paving South
Second g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08

preaching Sunday after Sunday 10
the same audience. AZ the conclu.
sion Of the sermon all Joined Ia
iho Lords prayer. and the dance
went on
Many OF the dancers crowded
around mir Horthum and told him
they had not heard the I.ord'n
prayer for years Mr. Herthum In.
tends TO lcnEthen the religious
feature gradually. and eventually.
II possible. substitute musical
program for dancing A represent.
alive 81 Chief Wappenatein was
present last night In plain clothes
10 make q report on the unique
service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
HOuSeiurnishings! Look at the Prices
Cost Is LOST Sight Of 10 Assure Immediate Clearance

No. 2fe-finrdwo0d box. iuterl-
or white enamel. width 2fis
sfa.R-.
F~lDo ttefrfgrFafors. New s1as
Slightly married in trnnupuFtn-
ton three only. hardwood high
- polished Refrigerator. our
special leader 81 s. 90. now Hs.az.
Galvanized Refrigerator Pans.
two Sizes values 10 4Nr Ise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08

Quebec Win an armed guard on
cach side. DIT Crippen attended ser
vices yesterday Ia the Catholic
chapel of the Provincial jail Miss
Lenavc declined TO Join the
Protestant prisoners IN the service
- the Church - England and spent
the day reading in her room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
TRAIN HITS AUTO; NONE ARE HUDT

Although the automobile In whoh they riding ground
pieces the wheels OF Northern Pacific
Thomas night Capt
Mr.. 7.
oecded In jumping 20 safety
Capt oeneraus he was driving slowly because Of the bad
cd WARNING he approached the crossing The ew OF tho
string OF fiat standing siding
engine dragged
the baggage flat plies siding completely de
mollshlnu Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
Killed 81 t4s Own Gun.

NORTH YAKIMA. Aug. S. How.
n " firiffeu. ss-ycar-oid sssn %
q Byron W Griffen, a rancher of
~ HIa WAS shot and instantly
slird yesterday afternoon az Bump
~ lass IN the mountains he was
anelng a the iake with four other
lmnx men Ills gun drv pped from
y pockei as BE- was crawling
Afush a fence. and discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08

Muscstine, la.--Former Governor
Joseph W. Folk OF Missouri. Was
painfully hurt in an automobile
smashup near here yesterday He
was bandagcd up and addressed a
Chautauqua assembly later in the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
ATTENTION. W. o. w.

A reception viii be- rendered 20
Head Adviser T. T. Reycile. Tues.
day eve. August ?. az Woodmen
Temple. Fourth av. and Marioa It,
All Wooemen are cordially Invited.
G. A. KOEPFLI. Clerk
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
MILITARY BALLOONS
DISAPPEAR.

e MUNICH Aus. s--Two iui-
q mensa military balloons carry
= lng three persons, which as
= cended here Aug 8. have not
e BEEN heard from since the
q clouds shut them from view
. three days ago
A The war department has sent
. dispatches throughout TIM en-
. plre requesting searches 60 be-
= made for tho missing aero
= nnuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
COMING To AMERICA

ny IHIIeH TFFRsI
BERLIN Aug Grown Prince
Frederick william viii leave for an
extended tour ~ india and the Var
East In November. probably return
ina by way ~ san Francisco and
tho Pacific coast
80 political significance Is at
taehed 90 tho trip according 20 high
authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-08

Yankee" Anun Mowers 2 and
- inches; three blades = = inch
wheel. values % f325. s2.25.
New Pacific Lawn Mowers Il
and lf-lnch. three blades 81
inch wheel. ball bearing. values
10 81 fs. Ez.as.
tsidwrlI Lawn Mowers i6 and
ib-lnCh five blades. relf-sharpcu-
or ball bearing i0-inch wheels
values % Hs25 $500.
HAMMoCH<s REDUCED
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coo eleaehsd sheets. 4se

COO Bleachsd Sheets, 48c
Size 1880 Linen Finished
Seam Sheets. made from a good
quality round thread muslin,
With patent welted seam, nicely
finished and ready for immedl.
ate use Sale price. each. 4sc.
22e Pillow Cases, 1so
Size 45x3Ginch "Pequot" Pn.
low Cases. which Is below the
usual price for this sale. You
know the quality and all about
them. Sale price. each. l8c.
f5e Pillow Cases, t2Ize
Size 45x3G fine quality Pillow
Cases; this f. a good, generous
size. too: made from a round
thread muslin and nicely fin
ighed. Sale price, each. 12tze.
$3.50 Wool Blankets, S5.45
Size 70xg0 inches This Blank.
81 comes I'm all white only. with
pink or blue borders and bound
with silk. This is exceptional
value In wool or cotton mixed
Blankets. II will be difficult TO
detect the cotton. aud will wear
better and give as much warmth
as pure wool. Sale price, per
pair. s5f5. Third Floor.
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day 70 keep stoves going Il.
Here is a chance 10 get good
9be Cotton Blankets, CSC
Size bbxT2iuch Cotton Blank.
OTIS, IN gray or tan colors. with
fancy combination coiored Dor.
dera The quality IS Of medl.
um weight. with a soft felted
nap. Sale price, per pair Csc.
SIPS Cotton Blankets. 95c
Size Gfx76 inches. This Cot
ton Blanket Is all white. no
border. 10 be used for sheets.
This is a good weight and soft
finish. with neat pearl finished
ends. Sale price. per pair. s5c.
1925 Wool-Flnlsh Blankets, sts5
Size CGxs0 Inches better
known as ia size. which means
large enough for a fuli.aize bed.
These Blankets are heavy quail.
ity. cotton filled. and have the
appearance Of wool blankets.
Come In either gray or tan, with
fancy borders
75e Bleached Sheets, Csc
Size slKg0 Seamless Blcached
Sheets. splendid quality round
thread. and extra good value AZ
the price quoted These Sheets
are torn and nicely hemmed
that means a straight Sheet aft
er laundering Sale price. each.
Csc.