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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20
BITEN TEMA PARA La
CAMARA DE DELEGADOS,

Pudiera ser que nos lnteresara "a
adopci6n de una ley como Ia que 10,
diputados del congreso local de TlaN
Gala, Mexico, ,senores Manuel Tore
Blanca y Jerzay ugarte 4 fresentaron
hace POGO a aquella corporation.
Ell titulo del provecto habla por
81 solo El alcoholismo crdnico serd
en- Tlaxcala lmpedimenfn legal para
contraet natmmonio Tai el rlumbo
del proyecto cuya aprobaolon Sc con-
sldera segura. Aquellos pensadores
presentaron undo el proyeeto de
lev una exposition de importance
verdaderamenfe universal He aqili
parrafos Qe ella:
"A la autoridad publica core spor
de cuanto Sc refiere al hlenestar de
los asociados, y en- esa ammonia de
accion de los Poderes Legislative
Executive V Judicial es el Poder l.e
gislativo al que nuesJra Constitn-
rlon del Est8do en- su artieulo i5.
traction V encarga legislar especial
mente en- 10 que Sc reflere al fiene~-
tar de los lndiyiduos en- ID famlla
por cuanto esta llega despues !. for
mar el eonjunto que Sc denomlna
Pueblo. Villa, Ciudad 0 EStado. Is
del mayor interes social. por ESQ es
que todas las legiSlaclones nsagran
especial preierencia Y atencion al
estado civil de las personals Y Sc con-
sidera como de dcrecho pllblico 10
que csc estado se retiere
',Vamos a haiolar del natlInonlo
FL narrmonlo. que en- principle
es Ia sancion de Is gni6n del hombre
V la mulet. e b na-e mss ~f,o J-ta 81
flrne de a ia nlliia 5. ..ie Is -,g-.e.i4i,
Por ESQ decla Piatda prince
pales leves de INA k 'san
ordenada debian sef Fe
los matrimonic
NADIA a4v en Fl mafan.ag oa
sea alslaGo = ests err ,l4rt.-e
persona de io< eonvti-e So @
slendo el ohiatc rrlnri;sft l. geors-
eaci6n de Il e$pecge. bav p.g re
dio otros seres q'ie rer1arasu fo..i h
dlllgencia iods b afeul MI y
ley, paIa fo~nlaf aesp,es il sIli'a
y la sociedad As Z exrlI, etp. =
estableclesan cleIto- i,afs- hrlerros
para Ia mon .de los et1s1es- 81
que podrian ser 1.e;j sr'6s ~.
esos lrnpealrnaatc s,- y
todas las leelslaeinn,.. to i4-
fscter purarlenfe frl'4s,4t
consldeisdo como i'nf..,u.l-au
por eiemplo = ioeua. = e.te,n4-
dad contsg!osa . heye'ii'a Ia
rable Y otros. >enciiiIinenre f.ra
esas eniermedades = ira,in IL u
a los hi!os. Y asi r. '!Ot.ri y
milia dahandola seeur.a d j.
dad en- que vilira porqle asi.fa
de ser una c3rxs pzs. i iieEet-r..e
cia Public, -erian u,a r,m,nrs ~
el dessrrollo social ore = f"r1a s.
Ia acsivida6 individual
81, pues. - eorhpE'ie "a sisle fal q
oual enfermedsd Y II tsi Il c.4l
vicio sfectan de una nlsnera Eire,is
q los hijos. haciend0 ai'ts-~ e~sraer
en- los pad.es, s.on aplcs - II ~.
caso las mismss -azcre- qt;s Ii 5av 81
vO en cuenta f--- s1-l1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20
4 tndoo ;nIo,oc J El vlajero

otros utensllios, la duena de casa
que ia menester menaje de cocina,
la joven que desea adornar con
hnos encajes y generos de punto
sus ele gantes trajes, quien use fina
esencia, todo el que necesite al
gun articulo del ramo de ferre te-
ria y quincalla, debe hacer una vi
sta a LA sULTANA calle de San
Justo ~, San Juan. Pinturas J
herramientas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20

| Ii bro Gle cuenta.s de su Elarldo.y Y halla
do en- q una partida que decia
Una falda. veinte duros,"
exclamo:
-iSupongo que estaria dentro
ID costurera
Mi marido IS un satire.
-;Pero sonora .....
HOY mismo he sahido que escri-
pc en- IN peri6dico Satirico
In comerciante sumamente dis
rsidova a inScribir unhiio slyo en- el
registro civil.
sCual e. Fl nombre del PADRE
ie pregunta el empleado al e1tender
j acta lie nacimiento.
-Menendez y Compahia.
En- nm saion.
-vamos, Enrique. cintenos US
led la canci6n que fanto efecto pro-
iuio anoche en- el c.sino.
No puede ser. condesa.:
No puede ser eondesa: Ia cam
ION es de un verde nuy subido.
-Entonces, No nos Olga listed
nas que Ia letra.
FL medico dice ! llno de sus chen
Is. empedernido tchedor:
No adelantaremos nada mien-
-ras no dele usted i VINO.
-Peru s. apenas tsbo: dos veecs
ada mas: una clIsndo como qie.-o
otra cuandn no h cor1o.
En- una reunion - la bla de musica
preglnten : un banguero.
-sQue opina lsied lie ii bar
s.o de Se7-.lIa
No le eunoL.o me afelio solo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20

e. olon;Io una buena casa en-
OG dlQuild Martin Peha cerca
del Colegio del Sa-
grado Coraz6n, con buen jardin pintl-
da = arreglsda de nuevo. Tambien
Sc alquila una fnca en- Hato Rey.
= Para lnformes dirigirse a la calle do
Ietuan No. l, esquina al Cristo &
apartado de correos 3O7.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20
ntered at the Post Office San Juan P
R. as second class matter July 1900.
La correspondence de Pto. Rico
roRTALEzA6 81. TELEFoNo 2a

Diario polftico, de information gene.
ral. Iteraria cienti6ca FL mas antique
de los diarios de Ia isis. Idicion los
domineos. Factura nloderna. Compues-
to q maquina pof medic de monotlpla y
estereotipia. Todos los dias tipo nuevo.
Unico peri6dico que usa prensa rotatlva
en- Puerto Rico Diario de "a tarde.
Noticias por cable Correspensales =
reporters en- toda Ia isla y enlas princl-
pales capitaes de America Europa
information grafca por medic de graoa-
dos de notables .artistas.
Precios de susoyipcio11 en- Ia islo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20

Is una garantia asss.; rs's e .' 'ss: ';':
tema .'s pre-.
clos hjos y 81 este Sc upe la mooic,.
dad en- dichos precios es nsgocio pc.
s'tivo para el consumidor, comprar
en- el BAZAR OTERO de Ponce
en- donde esta implanta 10 este si.tema
desde hace muchos aiios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20

por IN trimestre loro,.. s2.25
* semestre !" =. u. SO
a5o :" $50
Tn ndmero -suelto -, wv
para fuera dela isla, los mlsnos pre-
clos.
Pago adelantado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20
M.....,. Hotel Palmer. Calls
MdydputL de Mendez vigo No.
~ M, -,

~. Muy cercA del
ferrocaril. Baaos d todas horo.
Habitacionos ventiladas. Se,vicio
q "a carta Alumbrado electrico Y
tmbres en- todas habitacionsa Te.
leiono No IS. Habitaciones par,
agentes viajeros, propias para exh;.
bic ioncs de muestras. Tclefon:
No. So. No /,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20

D., .t;. En- la sucursal
! d. QuGIlIuUS, de los Sres.- San.
chez Morales
Comp, calle Marina 3. Ponce, hay
un esplfndido surtido dc onogrofo,
de Columbia. Records de los ma,
aiamados cantantes. Escribanos 4
vlsftenos. P. 0. Box 30. Ponce.
P. K. Manager Jose Dias MAJ.
ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-20
Casas a p|azos ;vs s.'s. ';,'' &: .a. :s

da en- Ell poblado de Santurce2 Pues
escribame y vera como Vd. tendra
su casa pagando solamente d sl.lo
semanal. sDuda Vd. de tan favora-
BILE proposition? Pues dirilase i Cc.
taviano j. Herrera en- Tetu,n s.
altos, San Juan, 2. r.
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tarrell.Parnell.

farrell. .Parnell.
 MT and Mrs. Farrell announce the
 hoaeement of their daughter, Lillie, l v,rqil Parnell. The wedding will Ite nlace at the Tome of the bride oct August 29, at o'clock D. m.
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SHERIFF HOuPT
 DOING WELL
Wounded Sheriff's Chances of RecOy-
 cry Are Improving Hourly.

Hot Springs, Aug. 19-The con- dition of Sheriff Jake Houpt, who was shot through the lung by George Chitwood Tuesday, is some what im- proved today. At noon it was stated that his condition was as good as the attending physicians could expect, and he seems to have recovered en- tirely from the sinking spell which he had late yesterday afternoon.
 Nothing luther has been heard from the escaped bandit. Yesterday he was heard of near the home of his mother and the report that he was wounded in his fight with the officers was confirmed by the fact that his arm ves in a sling. It is understood that he is wounded elsewhere also.
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HUMANE OFFICER
 CAUSES AN ARREST
Il. l.. tason Says County Farm Con. 'rarior Is AnXiOuS to Get John Lem- mon, But Deputy Prosecutor Cald. well Doesn't Look at ii
 That Way.

John Lennon, well known and formerly well to do carpenter and bridge builder of this city, was plac- ed Ill the Jefferson county iail yes tefdaF, having been arrested by De- putty Constable w. \. Branson on q charge Of non support. Lennon S Wife and number of small children are at their home on Hazel street in desutute circumstances and a purse Was made up for them yesterday by sympathetic friends and they were provided with the necessaries of life Humane Officer A. l.. Cason brought about the arrest of Lemmons and is urging that he be sent to the county convict farm
 Lennon was committed to jail by Magistrate J. A. Frazier. who has dis missed similar charge against him on two previous occasions upon his promising to provide for his family The wife and children say that al- though Lennon makes good money While working, he has failed to provide them with clothing or food For some days Lennon has not been working and has been sleeping in the base ment of the court house. He declares that he cannot get work, but the off cers say that he spends most of his time around negro saloons.
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Creed Caldwell says that Lennon is just victim of too much drink. He is not such bad character as they would have you believe" said Mir. Caldwell yesterday in discussing the case. I know that John Lennon has given his family plenty in the past, he said, and there seems to be something wrong about the charges that are being made. John is a phy- slcal wreck, so to speak, and if given a chance to get away from booze he will doubtless go to work and provide for his family. When he was work ing at Westall's s a few weeks ago he spent three-fourths of his money pur- chasing groceries for his family. That doesn't imply that he is so negligent. Of course if he neglects his family he ought to be punished, but do not be- lieve all the charges that are made against him, because I know what he has done in the past
 Human Officer Cason said he ought to be sent to the county farm. "If you go out there like I did and hear that poor womans story of mistreat- ment, you would think as l do, said be- 'The man in charge of the coun- ty farm says he heard that John Lem mon was a good carpenter and he is, anxious to get him there, as he needs some wagons repaired and other car penter work done.'
 A bystander said that he didn't think the officers Were sending men
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felatTes and friends for few weeks
 Mrs. Reed Berry, of Naples, Texas vas here yesterday visiting friends She left yesterday for Lake Village | where she will visit friends for some time
 R. $ Cherry, of the Pine Bluff Mer- eantile Ce., has gone to New York where he will spend several weeks on combined business and pleasure trip.
 John c. Alexander has returned from Piqua, Ohio, where he has been for two weeks on his vacation. Mrs Alexander and children will return later.
 Miss Jessie Ryell has returned to her home at Star City after a visit with relatives in this city Mrs. R. F. Burford accompanied her nome and while there will attend the big barbecue.
 Miss May Owen of Pine Bluff is vis- itiRg her brother and sister-in-law 'Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Owen, BIO Beech street having been called there on ac- count of the illness of Mrs. Oven Texarkana Texarkanian.
 Misses Ethel Clement, Emma Plum mer and Olivia Alexander and Mrs. Veo B. Alexander left yesterday to accompany Miss Edna House to her home in Senatobia, Miss, where they will visit for several weeks.
 o, o. Lu1hpkin, travelling salesman for the Mann -Tankersley Drug Co.,, left yesterday for Austin, Lonoke county, where he will attend the Aus tin home coming. A big celebration has been planned for this occasion and many of the most noted men of the state will be on the program.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Lennon and daughter, and Miss Catherine Herod, of Little Rock, were in the city a few hours Thursday visiting friends They are making a cross country trip in their E. M. F. machine between Little Rock and Walnut Lake, where they will spend a week hunting and fish, ing.
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'njoyable Dance at Park.

Desplte the heavy downpour of rain
 large crowd of young society peo- Ple attended one of the most enjoy PDle dances of the season last even- ng at Forest Park. Punch was serv- a between dances and during inter- passions the couples rode the figure lght Among those present were aisses Olivia Alexander, Emma iummer, Mary Banks, Jessie Banks, Hexle Parker, Virginia Walker, Eula- fe Walker, Mildred Owen, Selma Mar in' Elizabeth Adams, Bessie Thomp- (on' Lesta O'Connell, Lida Caldwell, Iafollne Caldwell, Mamie Nichol, Lil- Ran Harris. Mamie Mum, Annie
 ln' Ethel Clement, Emma Will
 rne, Mary Boyce, Margaret De- oooy' Hennie Wilkins, Edna House, uary Halliburton, Joetta Lee, Ethel laW. Mary Bradley, Charlie Chesnutt le'anle Walker and Jessie. White; Elarry Woodbridge. John Tucker, John soou' Adam Robinson, Coll Andrews, Chevalier, Henry Scull, Tom Ailams' Edgar McCammon, Henry a'zllp, Ernest Hummer, Sam Trim P'e' Harry Miller, Bart Eddins, John
 AieXander, Preston Grace, Ed Will i epHS, Fred Bringman, c. A. Troupe, I, ,eA Dewoody, Caswell Arnold,
 Gl$espie, James Hudson, anter Atkinson, Sanders Caldwell, s ~ nioom, Fay Senyard, Dottie Kas- r l' nervey Mann, Junius Jordan and Ernest Simpson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20

to the county farm just to accommo date the farm contractor.
 l don't favor sending man in such weakened condition as John Lennon to the county farm, said Mr. Caldwell, at this time of the year. IL Will kill him to send him there now. l believe that if John Lennon is kent in the county jail few days and giv- en chance to recover he will eo.he out ready for work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20

fermcnts. It tones up the stomach
 and naturally the toning up of ths system fellows, producing a heating flesh. No woman can be beaitiCnt unless she l. aetlthfu1, so begin nov. See Madame Goodman and you will never regret IL Remember VIZ haye 21 different remedies for different dis- cases. If Ntu cant come phone old 6l. new 25t Deliveries and advice free. remedy for every ailment Hours from 9 a m. to D. m. Any creed or color.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20
COOD MORNING, HOW DO YOU FfFI ?"
Said Madame Goodman to one of the Ladies Who Had
 Been Taking Iron Peptol for Four Days

I couldn't wait any longer" she said, to come down and tell you now much good your Iron Peptol Tonic is doing me. can now eat a meal without saying-I wish hadn t eaten 1t, as l did before taking your wonderful stomach tonic. Now I know that it was indigestion that made me so cranky. | cannot say toe much in favor of it. 7"
 Brooks Iron Pcptol contains Iron Phosphates for the blood and nerves and pure scale pepsin as digestive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20
if for Springs Today.

l The local house party guests leave
 pday for Sulphur Springs where they ill enjoy house party for the com bg week. Those to be in the party Ire Misses Margaret DeWoody, Read ha Dansby, Mildred Owen, Annie
 fartin, Emma Wilbourne, Mamie
 1unn, Hattie N1alsey, Elizabeth kdams, Joetta Lee, Shreveport, and
 essie Thompson; Bart Eddins, Adam Eobinson, Harvey Gillespie, Coll An-
 Fews, Henry Scull, Ernest Simpson, (reston Grace, Fred Bringman, Harry filler, Rob Byrd and Ernest Plum- Der. Mrs G. H. Martin and Mrs. Thurman Louthan will be the chaper- |nes.
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fec Bell HOnOree.

iss Bell HonOree.
 Although theTrain interfered with
 10 arrangements made for the lawn |artv to be given last night in honor
 F Miss Susan Bell, of Benton, Ark,
 be invited guests met at the home of
 iss Irene Langford on South Olive
 rect and had jolly good time. ames and musical selections were hioyed during the evening and at lte hour dainty refreshments were eryed. Among those present were kisses Grace Tankersley, Lola Mae |ranberry, Ruby Puddephatt, Jo and lean Hart, Mary Tankersley, Mary lee sallee, Susan Bell, Elleine Har- son, Willie Mae Toney, Allie Banks, Eene Langford, Inez Shannon and Emma sorrells; Albert Madding, Tom [adding, Nell Mccain, Ned Ballard, (red Hudson, Fred LeLaurin, Rufus fudson, Jo Cranberry, Cliff Foster, Itticus Pendergrass, Parker Tucker, rawford Hudson and Terrell Glover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20
uie.JackSOn.

A marriage license was issued Thursday afternoon to H. B. Jackson md Miss M. l.. 'Buie, of Tucker, Ark. Fhe bride is but 16 years of age and B one of the most popular young fdies ill Tucker. Mir. Jackson is the Pcket agent at Tucker and has many Flends ill this city as we'll as his Pome town. The little romance that Pund it's happy end in the union of
 nese two young people has been one i several years standing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20

Neyee-and wife leave this turning for Armstrong Springs.
 sie they will spend two weeks
 'ns and enjoying their annual llcation.
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all Opened.

.s Tall Opened. sr" r"e :oss Moore Raraca Hall was ,,.. onened Thursday evening -. spices Of the Baraca and r.+hos ,:3eea5 Of the First Baptist
 .h After 1ne addresses delicious |Dtreshments F't, were served. The pro- |ram for the evening was: proyer-supt. Sunday School, U. w. .adress-Rev. s. E. Tull. co,q-Male quartette. ,ddress-Miss Emily Ryland. uusic-Female quartette. .ddress-F. B. Ezel1. complimentary address-J. F. Tull, ,ake Village.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20

Persons contemplating the erect. on of any build ng should consul& with Mitchell S"hgnan. architect, Citj- sens Bank Building. tg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20
Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida St. English Sunday school 9:30 a. m. English service l045 a m Prepara- tory service for communicants 10:1B a. m. A cordial invitation is extend- cd to all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-20
Hiss Walker HOnOree.

Mrs. J. w. Withers will entertain It cards this morning in honor of
 Miss Melanie Walker, of Little Rock.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
Hosiery.

Mems Cotton Socks. Rockford socks of good
grade pair for 2Sc. Light weight cotton sox al
pair for a5c in black. and wine colors. a5c
in medium and light weights. in black tan grey.
green navy wine and green. soc silk Isle sox, Onyx
Brand. in black. tan and grey.
Mems Wool Sox. We buy WOODEN hosiery dir
ect from the knitting mills. in large Quantities, and
therefore in position to give the best possible
values. Our stock is In. 1t will pay YOU 10
look into this matter and buy your needs for the
winter early later certain styles will be gone.
Mems extra heavy pure wool sox. eocrs white and
gra, soc. Mems medium heavy pure wool scx. colors
white gray and blue 35c. Mems medium weight
part wool sox. eoors white and blue at 25c. Mems
fine cashmere sox in black only at soc. Mems fine
worsted in wine and green colors at 35c. Mems
fine worsted in black and oxford gray at 25c.
Ladies' Hose. Ladies cashmere hose in black at
IS and soc. Ladies wooden hose at 25c. Ladies
heavy ieeced cotton hose black ata5c Ladies black
cotton hose white sole at 2sc. Ladies plain black
Isle hose at a5c. Ladies Onyx brand fine silk Isle
hose. in black. tan and champagne colors plain en-
brodered lace effects at Soc Boys and girls wool
en- stockings. fine and coarse ribs at 25c. Boys and
girls cotton stockings. fine and coarse rib. linen toes
at 25c Infants black and white fine cashmere hose
at25c.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23

We feel confident. that this season
the line OF warm lined gloves and nit
tens which we will show, will be the
grandest display ever shown in any
single store IN the country. number OF
styles shown. and different feathers.
will excel all other stocks put together.
You will certainly find something to an
swer your requirements.
The lined mittens are made Of Arab
ian mocha. yellow hoysehide. drab
horsehide, alaska horsehide, calfskin
and reindeer.
The Innings are full lamb lined. lamb
lined palm with wool back, single and
double knit wool Innings.
The very cheap mitts are cotton lined
The styles are elastic wrists. snap wrist.
knit wrist. string wrist and strap wrist.
The lined gloves are made of arabian
mocha. reindeer and horsehide. lined
with lamb. knit wool and fleece. Some
silk lined. Prices on mitts soc. to 800
Prices on gloves $I.oo to $500. Mems
heavy knit wool gloves and mitts soc.
Scotch gloves. several styles so and 7sc.
Mems pure wool lined mitts white and
grey 25c. Mems black jersey mitts a5c.
Mems black knit mitts double soc. Mems
chopper mitts unlined. made Of Buck
skin. elk, reindeer. horsehide. mule and
hogskin 85c to I, 50. ten styles to choose
from. Mems dress gloves. we carry at
all times good stock of fine mocha.
kid and cape gloves for dress wear.
Mems work gloves. Hansen's union
made work gloves. in horsehide reindeer
and calfskin. Eisendraths fire and
waterproof yellow horsehide gloves at
$I.oo are the best 81 90 glove We know
Of. Busby buck gloves and gauntlets
boys and childrens knit gloves and nit
tens. lined leather gloves. mittens and
gauntleses.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
Young Mems Suits.

Young Mems Suits. We have suits Tor al The
Young in all the lines menIi ned ab"se The
sizes in these run 81 to IS. and they are cut on
different patterns than are clothes Tor the more
mature and developed man.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
pARSHALL & EDMONDS
THIRD ANNUAL FALL
ANNOUNCEMENT
Clothing Department.

Mems Suits. We feature the Stein-BIoch
line of mems clothes They represent the high
est attainment; of the tailor's art. Every suit
bearing their label. is made of pure wool shrunk
before made, and hand tailored.
The materials used. exclusive in style and
there are no better fitting garments made. Prices
range form $1,000 to 5000.
CoIlegian Suits. THIS is a medium priced line
ranging in price from $500 TO $50. line that
we have handled several seasons and one that we
can recommend for fitting qualities style and ser
vice.
Mems suits $1,000 to 1900. In this range
OF prices have a strong line of suits. that are
well made wear well and Of good appearance.
To the man who cannot spend more han this
for a SUIT we can recommend these suits We
carry nothing in mems suits under $40 90. As AT
this price We could not furnish suits that would
he satisfactory.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
Suspenders

We buy suspenders in small lots and often. there
by having on hand all times suspenders that are
live and full OF stretch. We aim to keep all the des-
irabie styles including President Police. Crossback
and kady Made in the various styles oil finish,
some with web ends. others with leather ends, Es-
ira lengths also
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23

Never
n
public
Of sizes.
of
Bloch Clothing
call
arriving daily
We wish the endless styles shown We
confident able
things here Quality complete
mi o
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
Furnishing Goods
NeckWear.

This store is headquarters for up TO date Ties. At
all times you will find large and varied assortment
of the prevailing styles. colors and materials We
aim to give the best tie value in the country al Soc.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
Collars.

We are agents for the Arrow brand collars, made
in !, sizes. and carry continuously, wide range
OF sizes in about dozen shapes to meet the individ-
ual taste. Price IS. for 2Sc.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
Sweaters and
Knit Coats.

We handle the celebrated
Bradley line of knit coats and
sweaters. and each year the
trade increases on them. They
are splendidly made. of pure
WOODEN yarns and have all the
style and, wearing qualities
could he desired Priced at
S. 90 and up depending on
weight. Other kinds at less
prices. Boys and ehildrens
sweaters and knit coats also.