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DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.

Provo. Nov. 24.-Dissensions have eN-
listed in the Provo police department for
some time past, over the enforcement OF
the liquor ordinance. Mayor w. h.
RAY and the city council committee on
police have now brought about re-
between the officers, and
an understanding has been reached that
tho entire force will work earnestly and
,lnitedly to enforce the ordinance
against unlawful liquor selling. 1t Is
expected this will bring about reform.
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DIVORCE SUITS FILED
IN DISTRICT COURT

Ogden Nov. 24.--Clalming that his
wife wllfully deserted and abandoned
him one day after their marriage, w.
A. Murphy has started action for di-
vorce In the district court against LII
liam D, Murphy. The couple were mar
ricd at Ogden, Feb. %. 1907. and the
complaint alleges that on Feb a OF
Tie same year, the defendant deserted
plaintiff. He asks for decree and
such other relief as the court deems
proper.
Alleging that his wife hns n quarrel
some disposition. and that she has kept
UP a systematic nasging at plaintiff
for several years past Leonard !.
Smith has started action for divorce In
the district court against Mary f,
Smith. The couple were married at
Spanish Fork. Dec. Is, 1890, and there
nre two children, one OF them minor.
Numerous allegations OF cruelty, in
Guiding tho charge that on Il certain
occasion Mrs. Smith locked him out
Of the house, arc made by the plain
tiff
YOUNG WOMAN DEAD.
Ogden, Nov. 24.-Allcc Z. White, IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-24
CLOSING EXERCISES
HELD AT COLLEGES
Addresses ana Music. Add to Interest
tta And Students Depart for
Na .ty Holiday.

Logan, Nov. 23.-Both the colleges
here closed this afternoon for Thanks
giving and will not reopen until next
week. Holiday exercises were held at
both Institutions. At the Brigham
Young college, Attorney Roy D. That
cher delivered nn excellent address.
Miss Jackson sang and Miss McCarrcy
rccitcd. I,s,,
At tie A. c., the choir rendered Il
special musical program and c. f. Oh
sen Of Hyrum. delivered Il thoughtful
address Many Of the students of both
schools are going home for Thankssiv-
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GARDEN CITY.
NEW OFFICERS SUSTAINED,
GARDEN CITY WARD
Especial corrcsrontlcnce.l

Garden City, Nov. 2l.--Thc bishopric OF
this ward was rcorgnniZed last Sunday
Bishop Samuel Weston. who has presided
for l3 years, was houorably released. he
having decided to remove TO Logan 10
reside. Charles Wallace POPE wns sus-
tnincd as bishop ana George A. Whit
tington ana OrsOn u. Satterthwaite rs
counsclors. The best wishes OF all fol-
low Bishop Weston ano family. to their
new home, he having been n kind and
wisa officer ana friend.
s Presidents Joseph Il. Shepherd, w, l..
Rich and w. w. Richards were prcson,
ma delivered forceful addresses.
2 Hodges brothers are rebuilding inc saw
Mi, Which burned down here two years
ago and will soon have II ready for use
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SUCCESSFUL CHARITY BALL

Ogden. Nov. 24.-Thc charity ball
given by the Martha society last eve
ming was n brilliant social and flnan-
cial success. The grand march was
led by Gov. Spry and Mrs. II. II.
Spencer, president OF the Martha So
ciety, followed by Mayor William
Glasmann and Mrs. Spry The proceeds
of the ball will be turned over to tho
various charities Of Ogden. More than
$50 couples attended.
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WEBER CLUB WILL
INVESTIGATE PRICES

Ogden. Nov. e4.-President a. r.
Haywood of the Weber club will call
II meeting of the club In the near flu
ture for the purpose of considering
the present high price of coal. Many
of the members are outspoken In urg-
ing that something be done to amelior-
ate conditions, and it is probable that
the question will be. vigorously dis
cussed at the coming session.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.

Provo, Nov. "A divorce by default
was granted Robina Tiekc from Edward
Ticke on the grounds of desertion and
failure to provide. yesterday. in the
Fourth district court. Plaintiff was
given the custody of five minor chill
dren, and was restored to her maiden
name. Robina Mckinley. The parties
were married ut Provo City, April IL,
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CHINESE SLAVE GIRL
COMMITS SUICIDE

Oakland. Cal, Nov. 24.-After several
attempts to escape from bondage, Yuck
Leon. Chinese slave girl. committed
suicide last night by taking poison.
She was recently brought to this coun-
try from China by tong members. Since
ner arrival she had made many ap-
peals to Miss Donaldina Cameron. Il
missionary, to take her from her keep
ers. Each effort made by Miss Cam
eron was frustrated by the Cinnamon
who held the girl.
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Hoods !: d Pills
The Painless cathartic

Easy to take, easy to operate; gentle
yet thorough; rouse the torpid liver;
cure billousness. constipation, morn
Ing and sick headache; break up colds
and ward off fevers. Purely vegetable,
and equally adapted for children and
adults.
Accept no substitute, but insist on
having Hoods.
Get a box today. 25c. Druggists or
mail of c. J. Hood Co. Lowell Mass.
If Made by Hood It's Good.
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MA1sRIAGE L1CENsEs.

Ogden, Nov. 24.--County Clerk S. G.
Dye has issued marriage licenses to the
following couples: Henry Jensen and
Lillian Adclia Covington, both of o.
den: Estey NJ. Knapp of Leslie. Ida,
and Mrs. Eta NJ. Syphers of Ogden.
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year-old daughter of Charles L. and
Elizabeth Starlscy White. died at the
family residence ut Kanesville on We'd
ncsday from leakage OF the heart. She
was born at Clinton. Davis county
July II, 1892.
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C. A. GOODWIN'S DEFEAT
iuCOST HIM S16,94O.3C

Hartford. Conn, Nov. 24.-Charles A.
Goodwin. defeated Republican nominee
for governor in, the recent Connecticut
election. spent sl694o.3o. during, the
campaign, according, 10, his filed state
ment.
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nruoC1x-CAuLsoN WEDDING.

Provo, Nov. ga marriage license
has been issued to Irving Bullock and
corn Carlson, both OF Pleasant Grove.
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THANKSGIVING DAY RATES.

Via O. S. l.. Tickets on sale Nov.
o3rd and cath. limited to Nov 2Sth.
One and one-third fare for round
trip. See agents. City Ticket once
1876 Main Street. .sAs
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PROVO.

every night tsunday e1cepted} at .
conts per month. All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson. agent
for Daily, Saturday and Semi-Week-
ly Fows. Ind Phone 37s-A. Orders
South Frat West STREET.
Carrier east Bido OF Academy Ave.
Ind Sl2-I. Y
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave
Ind 1o2-A.
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YOUNG WOMAN DEAD.
Ogden, Nov. 24.-Allcc r. White, alS-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
ChlnaWare.

1oU-piece La Belle" China Dinner
Sets, decorated with floral and gold
trimmings; Haines price, a set, So;
our price, q SeT-.-...-. ............. SS.9I
4 English China Dinner Sets. Il2
pieces; Haines. price, 1880 our
price ----.--..- .--.-.-...-.- SG.3S
Imported Austrian China Din
uar Sets. 100 pieces. handsome de-
signs gold trimmings. HJines'
price. S-9.50: our price. a set sID.55
Spice la Belle China Cottage
Dinner Sets, HGiues' price, $50.
our price, a Set....--.....-.....-.S 3.gS
I--9iece Chocolate Sets. prettIy
decorated china of excellent quality,
Haines price, a set s., our price.
q Set ...--...----.-.. -........-. Si.i3
Seven .3-piece Chocolate Sets I'M
ported China, Halnes' price, $50.
our price, Set....----..---....--S I.9S
10 Warwick China Toilet Sets. 70
pieces. including jar, Haines' prices.
SIS and IS, our price. -.-....-.... S3.9S
q 10-piece Toilet Sets. white with
blue baud decorations, Haires'
price, S2.15. our price, Set..... Sligo
12piece Embossed White China
Toilet Sets: HaiEes price. 81; ou"
price, set ..-.....-.....-. SID
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

T.4WNET PROVES TARIFF
PRACTICAL PROPOSITION

THE tariff is a practical proposition"
said Representative Tawney. of Mime
sofa. Here is a story that friend Of
mine in Minnesota told me in a recent
letter:
Jim Johnson, a farmer in North Da-
kota went into a hardware store and
said to the proprietor John, I want a
barrel Of linseed oil What is it worth?
John replied: 'Eighty-hve cents gal
lon jim hit the ceiling. He damned the
trusts who were robbng the poor farmer;
he damned the tariff which allowed the
trusts to rob the poor farmer; he damned
the Republican party, and ended by say
ing he would be damned if he would ever
paint his house if he had to pay 50 cents
a gallon for linseed oil
'"rhe hardware man said: jim, how
much fax did you raise this year,
Three thousand bushels replied jim.
How much did you set a bushel?'
Jim said S.S5.
Don't you know, said the hardware
man. that they make lmseed oil out Of
fax
Jim thought moment, and then said:
John. I'm a damned fool; give me bar
rel Of Iinseed OIL
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
TAFT AND FORAKER
MAKE UP IND SMILE

The spear that knows no brother ana
the big stick were not in evidence yester-
day when former Senator Joseph Benson
Foraker, of Ohio. walked into the EXecu-
tive offices 10 greet a President OF the
United states for the first time In
months.
After Senator Foraker fell out with Col
Roosevelt over the railrOad-rate bill sew
eral years ago. and then again over the
Brownsville affair, he did not call regu-
larly at 1900 Pennsylvania avenue.
According to information, the converse
ton between the President and Mr. Fora
ker Yesterday was about like this:
I'm glad to see you, Senator. You're
looking fine"
I'm glad to see you Mr.. President. l
ought to look fine ! haven't any troubles
TO worry me-.
"WelI. Senator, I can give you some.
After which the Senator thanked the
President for reappointing his brother
Creighton r. Foraker, as United States
marshal for New Mexico. and departed
smiling. lie said that the mission Of
thanks was all that brought him TO the
White House,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
DATECHANGEHALTED
House RecOmmitS Measure
for New Inaugural Day.
MUST MEET THE OBJECTIONS
Henry Resolution Must he Amended
by Judiciary Committee Before Ii
VIII PGSS-Confusion Follows Mo-
ton 10 Postpone Vote - Speeches
Convey Erroneous Impression.

Following a parliamentary lan6le III
which the discussion took wide range
and the issue involved lost sight OF the
House voted yesterday 10 recommit the
resolution changing the date OF the IN
auguration.
According TO those in charge Of the
matter, the Committee on the Judiciary
viii amend the measure 10 meet the
objections that have arisen in the last
two days and report II back to the House
before the end of the week.
Mustered More supporters.
Representatives Henry and Parker, fol-
lowing the unexpected opposition that
developed on Friday mustered enough
supporters for the resolution 10 ward or
defeat in case a vote was taken yester-
day. They fought of the attacks until
Representative Butler, amid great con-
fusion, moved 10 refer the measure back
TO the committee.
II is probable Mr.. Gaines, VINO has n
similar resolution under consideration in
the Committee on the Election Of the
President, Vice President and Members
of Congress will ask action on his propo-
sition before the judiciary board makes
its report.
According to leaders in the movement,
there are a number Of Republicans and
Democrats who favor the general pro-
visions of the resolution. but who have
received erroneous impressions because
' Of the speeches containing technical OBJ
jections.
1t was rumored about the Capitol that
the House lawyers would remedy the
bill by eliminating that feature increas-
ing the length of the short session OF
Congress 4 number Of the minority
members have declared they would vote
against the measure because il sought
to amend the Constitution in order that
there might be a better day for inaugu-
ration. thus financially benefting Wash
ington merchants
Wanted Time tn Speak.
Just after the House convened Repre-
sentative Henry tried TO obtain more
time in which 20 explain away the objec-
tionS of his colleagues His request being
denied. he sought 10 get unanimous con-
sent To postpone consideration of the
resolution until next Saturday when a
vote could be taken at o'clock.
Demands for recognition flew thick and
fast about this time. and on an yea and
nay vote. the motion 10 TeCommit the
measure was carried.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Public installation of officers II eighty.hve sub
ordinate lodges q Tue Refomefs will take place
IN True lie1OmCr, Hall tomorrow night
A new home at 2il Florida avenue was yesterday
oIs'red by tie Blocminsdale club, II s. large
thTeet0ry house with eight rooms attTactyrly fur
uiShed. Several tennis courts viii be equipped
Funeral services for Adam NJ Hoover uiu he held
tomorrow afternoon al 8 o'clock at the residence.
1913 Euclid street Rev. Charles H. Butler Officiating
,uternent VIII he in Oak Hill Cemetery with Masonic
bouCIs
With exercises in Flyuu's Han. EightH and
streets. presided over hy Commander JeIe A Cos
tello the tenth anniversary Of the issuance Of a
charter 10 Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. /.
Spanish War Veterans. viii b. celebrated Tuesday
eTeling
Intelligence reached Washington yesterday Of the
sudden death n Butte Mont. cf Jerry Mccarthy.
brcther Of Mrs, Edward DAILY. Of 1872 Thirty-siyth
street.
Ry the terms Of the Will Of Mary +. White dated
June 80 1893. and filed Ger probate yesterday. the
estate is 90 he divided aScug the children If the
.ssiatriI. daughter. Ida n. White. being named
= -executTiX,
Affirming the lower court : deliSiOn she District
Court Of Appeals EaS handed doWn its decision IN
the OF James Stevens. stone contractor, against
Mrs. Rosa r. Saunders. The District supreme
Court had decided the case IN favor Of Mrs Saun-
ders. awarding her $500
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
DEFICIENCY BILL TRIMMED.
Tawney Recommends SGG,059.94 for
Needs of the District.

The urgent deficiency appropriation bill
was reported to the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes yesterday by Representative
Tawney. of Minnesota, chairman Of the
Committee on Appropriations II carries
S5,oC3, 1865. a reduction OF 1858. 551.75 from
the total Of the estimates considered.
or the whole amount recommended. 81
o25 $3.50 is for the Treasury Department.
Sl,J6S $50 for the military establishment.
$l6a5 81 for the Department or Commerce
and Labor. and S3SS, .i5 for the naval
establishment
For the needs Of the District. the sum
Of $65.9599f is recommended, out Of which
&,S41 will be used for payment Of
claims against the District.
The salaries Of the justices in the new
Customs Court Of Appeals are fixed at
S5O0O I'm the deficiency bill. This court
was created by the Payne-Aldrich tariff
act which provided that the Justices
should each be paid $1,000 a year.
The bill carries an appropriation Of
$4,000 for additional buildings and for
the repair of present buildings at the
Ellis Island immigrant station.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

Womeu's House Skirts. made of
good quality percale: Haines' price.
81; our price. 3ac
Women's Silk Altman Wolfe Skirts.
trimmed with silk and satin bands
and Jet buttons: Haines' prices. So
and So; our price .............S 6.9S
Women's Black MohaIr Rain
Goats. strictly waterproof. HaineS'
price, So our price. S4.9S
Handsome Silk Rain Coats. guar
anteed waterproof; Haines' price.
$l0, our price. -..------.- $500
Flannel and Eiderd0wn Dressing
Sacques; Haines' price. $50: our
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc
Women's Flanueiette Kimonos.
Haines' prices, soc and 75c; ou-
% o. % - o. - p - -
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Continued from Page One.
Monday viii be the heaviest day Of the
polling. and the developments then ought
to indicate the final result more clearly.
Confusion and Interest.
This is the blindest campaign of modern
times in Great Britain. Even the shrewd-
est stock exchange gamblers utter their
inability 20 forecast amid such a con-
fusion Of issues as faced the electors.
Late yesterday afternoon something quite
Intangible raised the Unionists hopes In
financial circles. and by this morning the
FIRST real betting that had taken place
was al even money The idea that the
Uuionsts had a good chance of winning
started boom in all parts of the mar
ket. and even consols jumped Up a quar-
ter. which is a sensational rise for this
premier security.
Heavy Poll In London.
II speedily became evident in the twelve
London districts which voted to-day that
the poll would be the heaviest on record.
This was a good Unionist organization,
and it continued throughout the day.
London. in fact presented a curious as
pect 20 outsiders who are unacquainted
with the English system of spreading a
national election over a fortnight. Twelve
sharply defined districts OF the metropolis
were in visible turmoil and excitement
The remainder Of the town wore the
aspect Of any duh Saturday until evening,
and then the whole population turned out
and concentrated at various news centers,
where arrangements had been made 10
placard the results.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
Famous Makes Of Sewing Ma
chimes

Sewing Machines, guaranteed IN
every respect drop head: HaiueS'
price. az well as the makers, So.
our price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Sf2.50
High-Erade Sewing Machines
drop head. Haines' and the makers
price, $40. our price ..-.-.-.-S I9.05
C'-) Sewing Machines. a IA
nous make. we cannot mention the
name in this "ad" YOU viii regOg-
uiZe them as a WOTld-TCnOWned ma
chine. as soon as you see them. all
the features Of S65 machine.
Haines' price. $50. our price. S24.75
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

Women's white and ColOred mad
ras and flannelettc Waists. .-39c
Women's TanoT-madc Waists. iu
white and COlOTs: Haiues' prices, 81
and $L2J; Our price. ---..-.-..- 69c
Women's Covert Cloth Rain Goats:
Haines' price 10 SIS; our price. SOS
WOmen's black and gray long
beaver cloth Coats; Haines' price.
$50; our price. ----..---...--. S3-9S
WOmeus black TudeTskl-ts:
Ha!nes price. $50. our price SSe
Women's Reliance Wrappers and
House Dresses, made of good quail
ity peTcale and fiauuelette, all sizes;
Haines prices, 81 and $l.25; our
price ................ .......-... zoe
Entire stock of Furs at the lowest
prices of q lifetime. Haines' prices
To SIS; our prices, S1.9S, S2.9s, SS.9S,
and S4.9S.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
Humane Work Outlined.

Prevention Of cruelty to animals rather
than punishment will be the policy OF the
Washington Humane Society under the
leadership Of its new president. ". Still
son Hutchins. Two agents have been
employed. and two more will be obtained
this week. Another large room has been
added to the offices in the Warder Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
STATEHOOD BILL REPORTED.
BeverIiEe May Become Sponsor for
Neasure in the senate.

The bill admitting Arizona and New
Mexico into the Union as separate States
was formally presented To the House yes
terday by Representative Hamilton, Of
Michigan, chairman Of the Committee on
Territories.
Senator Albert jeremiah Beverldge. Of
Indiana. who. two years ago. opposed the
bin TO give Joint Statehood TO Arizona
and New Mexico, is probably to become
sponsor in the Senate for the administra-
Jion bin TO admit these Territories.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
WANTS CANNON'S JOB.
Representative Dlekema, of Michi.
gan. Announces Candfdncv.

The first aspirant for Uncle Joe"
Cannon's Speakership job in the next
Congress has SHE'D his castor IN the ring.
Representative Diekema, OF Michigan.
is the bold and hardy person.
In an Interview he announces that. as
the next Speaker of the House will be
chosen from the Middle West, he sees
no good reason why he should not be a
candidate
Mr.. Diekema was speaker OF the lower
house Of the Michigan legislature for
several terms, and is learned in parlia-
mentary law lie has also been chair
man Of the Republican State committee.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

Women's All-wool Suits. in the
popular fabrics and handsomest
STYLES, Haines price. SIS, $40. and
so. our price .-.--.--------..S $3.50
Womeu's Wool Princess Dresses,
trimmed with Jet buttons and hand
somely embroidered. Haines' price,
$40, our price .........-......'. S4'SS
Panama skirts, sold by Haines
at 81; our price---.-----------.S I.9S
Wonderful Values in Skirts for
Women and Misses.
Panama. Serge. and WOTsted
Skirts. In black and colors. Hatnes
price 10 Sc, our price. SOS
Fine All-wool Chiffon Skirts, In
black and colorsi Haines price -
SO; our price --..-.-.----- .S4.0S
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
ParlOr Lamps.

One lot Of IS PaTIOr Lamps. brass
fOunts and trimmings. beautifully
decorated, Haines' price, IS 10 So:
our price .S3gs
one lot Of Red ParI0r Lamps:
Haines' price. $3.50; our price Sl.9s
Gas Reading Lamps, frinEed
shades: Haines' price, s. complete.
our price ...................
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.
The Senate was not IN session
HOUSE.
JANUARY Is. l9lO.j

The HOUSE convened at noon.
Urgency deficiency appropriation biIl reported.
Speeches gulOgizing former Senator Shoup 81
idaho. delivered by several members.
Sqgabble over minor points in the rules causes
recommitmeut ct resolution changing date Of in
augurati0u 20 Committee on the JudiCiau
champ CLARK appeared in his scat after an
absence # several WEEKS
The House adjourned at O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
Lectures on Esneranto.

Prof A. Christen, European Esperan-
fist. delivered lecture on Esperanto yes
terday morning before the Office force of
the International Bureau of American Re-
pubiCS
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

White China Bowl and Pitcher:
Haines. price. 81 set. our price .G9e
China Stop Jars. with or without
cover. some with bail handle.
Heines' price. Toe; our price. s9c
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
DAWSON WILL RETIRE.
AntI-CannOn Sentiment In His Dis
irIct Prompted IOWan'S Action.

If-r' Ff"Lhp I"H I""HH : ACIIUH-
Representative Albert +. Dawson, of
the Second Iowa district, has announced
that ne will not be a candidate for re-
election 10 the SiXty-seCOnd Congress. \
desire 10 practice law is the reason as
signed 10y Mr.. Dawson for prospective
retirement
He Is identified with the Cannon or
gan.zation I'm the House. Anti-Cannon
sentiment IN the Second Iowa district, II
Is said. prompted Mr.. Dawson not TO
take another chance at the polls,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ernest r. J. Carter. 8. and Mary f. Haisht, p
Rev J. +. Mclaughlin.
Ernest l.. Harris 90 Of Moorman's River, Va
and Margaret U. Moss Rev. ]. L WellA
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

White and blue enamel Iron Beds,
brass trimmings. Haines' prices. 81
and So our price. ...-......--. $3.50
White and green Iron Beds latest
shapes, Haines price. IS 10 ST.. our
price ----..-.--.. Sa'oo
National Springs "a TT any bed:
Haines' price, So. our price -.. SIS
Combination Felt Mattresses. one
or two pieces. Haines' price, So our
price .-.--.-.--..... ..-.-... ..---- o''.tb
High-grade Felt Mattresses. one
or two piece STYLES. with roll edge
and art ticking covering; Haines'
price, SO, our price. ........... S4.9S
National Spring Drop side
COuches with hinged felt pad,
Haines' price for outfit IS; our
price ---.--.--..-.-.-- -S4.Ss
Latest urop Side cribs. brass
trimmed: Haiues price. $3.50; our
i-4Et FtsbD