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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
ChImpanzee Valued At $50. 900 Dead

Dallas. Tex Especially Consul
Junior. the so-called educated chin
panzee, who was dressed and taught
to act like man. died OF bronchial
pneumonia after an illness OF four
days. Consul was valued at $4,000
and was insured with a London In
surance company for that amount.
During his illness several physicians
attended him. The body will be
embalmed and sent to Europe for
hurial
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
Letter aS Years ON rhe Mnr.

FL Paso. Texas Especially Jerry
Faust. an employe of the Southern
Pacific Railroad. received letter
mailed in Pennsylvania 35 years
ago. The letter was addressed to
him at Pittsburg and was written
and mailed at Blanchard. Pa, July
2. 1875. by his stepmother, Mrs.
Mary Still. Faust left PittsburE
many years ago. His stepmother
has been dead 15 years.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
Wholesale Markets.

New York.-Wheat-S easy;
No. red, 127c. nominal elevator
domestic and nominal I. o. b. af1oat;
No. / Northern Duluth and No. 2
hard winter. 1.27 nominal I. o. b..
afioat
Corn-Spot barely steady; steam
er, 65 1sc. and No. 4, 62h elevator
export basis and No. 2. 65 nominal
T. o. b. afloat.
Oats-Spot easy; mixed, 26632i
lbs, nominal; natural white, 26 a
80 lbs, 40 a Sic; clipped white, 81
042 lbs, 501s a SO.
Eggs-Nearby hennery, white,
fancy, 29@ 30c.; do, gathered, white.
81 @29; do, hennery brown and
Mixed fancy, 26627; do, gathered
brown. fair to prime, 26 a 26; West.
ern first, 25@255; seconds, 24@
PAN.
Philadelphia.-Wh firm; con-
tract grade, March, 1872 % 124c.
CONFIRM, 1c higher; March
and April, 64@641hc.
Oats-Steady; No white. nat
ural, 52h @53.
Butter-steady; extra Western
creamery. 34c.; do, nearby prints,
35.
L66o IL III IL.
vania and other nearby firsts, (. c.,
Csc. at mark; do, current receipts
in returnable cases, 24c. at mark
Western firsts, (. c., 25 at mark; do,
current receipts, f. c., "a at mark.
Cheese-Firm, fair demand; New
York full creams. choice. 17Ac.
do. fair to good, 161a OF.
Live Poultry-Steady; fowls, TO
1Sc.; old roosters, l30131h: chick
ems, 5000; ducks, 1903; geese,
14@16.
Dressed poultry-steady: fresh
killed fowls, choice 19c.; do, fair
TO good, ia 49,; old roosters, IA;
broiing chickens, nearby, 1907 "a;
do, Western, 21@22; roasting
chickens. Western. 10 @21; turkeys,
nearby choice, 25@27; Western,
choice, 25; do. fair to good 22@
"a: ducks. nearby, 20@22; Western
do. 1920; geese, nearby, 1906;
Western, do, 10@12.
Baltimore-Wheat- 2 red
Western, 12lhc.; No. 2 red, 1,21;
No. red, lie; steamer No. 2 red,
LA "a; steamer No 2 red Western,
l.15A.
Corn-spot. esc.; April. e4A;
May. 661s,
oats-No. 3 white. heavy, in ele-
vator. 4Shc. White, No. 2. as to
weight, SOC; No. 8, 40; No. A, Al:
mixed, No 2 40; No. 3, 4S.
Rye-We quote. per bu. No.
Western. domestic, S5 q 9Oc.; No. 8
s1@SS; No 2, nearby, sO@s1.
Hay-We quote, per ton: Timo
thy--No. /, $21.50; No. 2, s20@
2l; No. 8, s17.5O@1s. clover
Mixed--Choice, $2O.50@21; No. /,
$40 @2050; No. 2, $1S@19.5O.
Clover-No. /. $40; No. 2. $3.50
G19.
Straw-We quote. per ton:
Straight rye. fair to choice, SIS; do,
No. 2, Sl4; tangled rye. blocks, $40
410,50; wheat blocks, fair to
choice, s7.50@s; oat. good to prime,
s911O.
Butter--We quote. per lb.: Cream
cry, fancy, 32@322c.; creamery
choice. 30@31: creamery good, 2S
M29; creamery. imitation, 21@23;
creamery, prints. 30@33.
Eggs-Prices were again advanced
nc. per dozen. Choice, fresh eggs
met with ready sale. Duck eggs In
fairly active demand. We quote, per
dozen: Maryland. Pennsylvania and
nearby firsts. 22c.; Western firsts,
20; West Virginia firsts. 90; South
ern firsts. 81; guinea eggs. 10@1l;
duck eggs. 50.
Dressed Poultry-We quote, per
lb,; Turkeys, choice. small, 24G
25c. do. medium TO large, 22@
23; do. fair to good. 21023; do.
old Toms 20@21; chickens, choice.
young, 5000; do. old and mixed,
17M IS; do. old roosters. 1I@I2:
ducks. 1920: capon. large, 26@
%; do, medium, 23024; do, small
and slips. 20@21.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
Mayor Dies In Auto.

Hutchinson, Kas. Especially %.
b, Shepherd. mayor of st John. Kas..
died of heart disease while driving
his motor car. With him at the time
we're two guests and his wife. They
stopped the car after II had run wild
for several minutes
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
Football Player Dies OF Injuries

Dallas, Tex. Especially. - John A.
Airhart. aged 10, former student
at Simmons College, of Abilene,
Tex, who was injured in foot
ball game in that place October 10
last. died in sanitarium here He
had been for the greater part of
this period unconscious from concus-
sion OF the brain
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
500 Jap Fishermen Drowned.

Toxic Especially - Many fishing
boats have been lost in the recent
storm along the coast. 1t is reported
that not less than so of these craft
have been sunk and 500 fishermen
drowned.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24

After \ Most Notable Battle In Re.
cent Congressional History. Reso-
luton To Elect The Powerful
Committee To Control Legislation
Is Adopted--A Motion TO Depose
Him Challenged by The Speaker,
Defeated.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
OLOF|ELD ESTABLISHES
TWO new RECORDS
Drives His Automobile a Mile
in q 1-3 Seconds.

Speed Developed BY The
Powerful Car Tries The Eyes OF
The Spectators As 1t Flies Over
The Track--Oldfeld Also Beats
The Best Record For A Mile From
A Standing Stsrt-OidfleId's Aver
age Yesterday Was 1912 Miles
An Hour
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
ITINERARY OF
THE ROOSEVELTs
They viii Spend a Week in
Paris and in Berlin.
COMPLETE TOUR MIDDLE OF MAY.

Visit To BE Made To The Hague. The
Home or The Peace Tribunal
The Colonel And Family Travel
ing In Luxury Across The Desert
He Says The Railroad System
Is A Monument To British Enter
prise In Colonization - Beautiful
Mirages Seen From Train.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

lrs Henry DuBnse Of 9l5 South
nth street win leave tomorrow to
nd two weeks in Terrell. Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
FIRST AUTO
TRUCK HERE

J. E. schow has the first auto-tfacl;
in chickasha- The truck is a Mcintyre
24-horsepower, double cylinder ma
chine, with solid rubber tires, and 4
bed 1872 inches long. It has capacity
Of 5000 pounds and viii run 20 mile.
an hour.
Mr. schow viii use the machine fol
delivering furniture and says he vii
teach all the boys IN the store to driv.
It The machine was driven over iron
Oklahoma City yesterday and cams
successfully over roads that auto liz
cry drivers in Chickasha say that the.
would not attempt to go over. tn
machine Is prettily painted and ha
~ e. schow." House Furnisher' d
large letters on its bed
w. J, Rodman, state agent for til
Mcintyre company, brought the true
over from Oklahoma City yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
ENDS
IN TRAGEDY
Lem Moore Is Killed in
the Vicinity Of
IretOn

Lem Moore is dead as a result Of a
drunken bfawi in the vicinity Of Ireton
Saturday night and chas. Hawkins and
Frank Porter are in jail here awaiting
a preliminary il connection with The
killing.
The tragedy occurred about s'A
miles northeast Of Alex at sundovn
Saturday Justice colieps Of Alex was
notified and he went out arrestlng the
two men and sending them to chicka
sha yesterday.
Whether the killing was accidental
or intentional cannot be determined
till The trial is held
AS related by Judge coIlens .he facts
were about as follows.
All OF the parties were drinking
heavily and Moore and Hawkins
started to fighting while in wagon.
Porter was on the ground and he grab.
bed both OF them, presumably 70 stop
them. He ierked Moore from the
wagon and at the same time grabbed a
pistol from Hawkins hand. Moore i'm
mediateIy jumped back into the
wagon, shot was 1ired and Moore 4 /,
dead from the other side Of the wagon.
About the same time another shot wAs
fired, going wild across the road. Pon
ter is supposed to have done the shoot
ing and on the face OF 1t the shot
seems to have been accidental II was
an automatic gun and Porter says he
had never had such a gun in his hand
before and knew nothing Of It's action
He has borne a good reputation as .
citizen
The date for the preliminary has no
been set.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
STATE CAPITAL
IS MOVED

guard around the state offices IN Gutn-
rie to prevent any attempt at removal
Of state records. Somewhat angered'
Governor Haskell ordered the state
militia, in command OF General Can
ton, 10 arrest the sheriff. put him IN
jail and disarm the guard
The situation IN the city Is nnparal
leled in the history of the nation
Within one night state capital is
transferred to another within one
day after an election, scenes have been
enacted which are Of world vide in
terest
In Guthrie, the deposed capital,
many incidents are beyond description.
Around the state officers throged the
incensed citizens, watching ihe armed
guard Of The sheriff, eager for the op-
portunity to see removal Of records
started. Iniunctions were issued
against every member Of the stare stan
and orders issued 70 serve them imme'
diately.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

THE JURY

The second week Of the June term
OF district court was convened this
morning By Judge Bailey ana the jury
was empaneled.
The morning was devoted to hearing
motions and the first case, that Of n.
F.. Boozer vs. J G. Hampton went to
trial this afternoon.
Following Is the jury: John Al.
Hood, J. S. Garner. ]. q Good, Thomas
Walden, S. G. Hefner, Geo. A. Walthal,
G. W. Hicks, Geo. e. Hicks, e. W. Mil
Ter. C. S. Huntley, W. e. Bcnar, r. l..
Archer, T. H. Worsham, chas. Pesry,
Morgan Grant. N. 9 Wilson, A. A..
witherspoon, 4. J. Powell, chas. Heis-
ler, A. Fl. Smiley and w r. Gillum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

Special 10 the Express.
Oklahoma City, june t3.-on the
door Of Gov HaskeIrs rooms in the
Lee-Hucklns appears the official sign
"The Governor" and all the state Off
GERS except the supreme court are
here.
The supreme court office remained
open in Guthrie today but no business
was transacted in any other state Of
fees there.
Mo steps were taken toward moving
state books and records from Guthrie
but Gov. Haskell ordered Adjutart
General Canton to report and this is
believed TO be significant. Word came
from Sulphur citizens that they would
assist In taking the records from
Guthrie i necessary.
II IS reported that Guthrie is pre-
pairing to 90 into the federal court to
prevent the removal Of records but up
10 noon no definite action had been
taken.
Il is stIlI impossible to give official
II is still impossible to give official
returns on the vote Saturday but OK
Ishoma city is safe by at least $4,000
votes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
Elizabeth Ruth.

A. duet by Miss Imhoif and Mr.. Nc
Neil was also an unusually good NUNS
her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

Prof Chas. n Gould. state geologisk
accompanied by his wife, arrived in
the city last night from Norman and
he viii deliver an address on "Miperal
Resources of oklahoma at the city
hall this evening
In company with I'd r. Johns and
others the distinguished scientist was
taken on a sightseeing tsn in an auto
through chickasha ana vicinity and
he made careful observations as to oil
ana gas indications. oE This he may
have something to say in his address
this evening.
Evening.
Concert Weatherwax Brothers.
Illustrated lecture-Smith Danron
he Potter Craftsman
Thursday June s..--Forenoon.
Helen B Paulson and the Seton In
ians
Afternoon.
Popular coneert-Cleveland Ladies
Lecture-Thos. P. Byrnes.
Evening.
Grand Closing Cleveland
.adies orchestra
Counsel Drill and Indian Pow Wow
eton Indians.
Illustrated Albert Arm.
trong
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

Evans, Lloyd Wilder. Jess Bawldipg
Dan Williams, Roy McClain, cls i
Newman, i B. Hill and G. chastaia.
Half mile bicycle Races, ages "A TO
le, Shelly stone, time 1:40 Ages ~
to IA, Willie, Ellis, time 1:54.
Quarter mile bicycle race, Max Chen
oweth, frst Roy Edwards, second.
Two hundred dash, r. Hays first.
One hundred yard dash. Ira Girsrd
first Claud Newman, second.
FIFTY yard dash, ages IL to "A. chas.
Crisp first; Lee Killey, second. Ages
IL and UNDER irwin coryell, first: John
Wootten, second
First relay race, ages "A to l6, Ed
Cloud. r. Dougan, p. Barry and Ira
Girard.
Standing broad jump, ages "A to IS,
c. Kicker, first; j. Enterkine, second.
Ages IL to IA, K. P. Estes, first; claud
Newman, second. Ages Z to 12, Roy
ogan, first Joe Bruner, second.
Shoe race, ID to I6 years, John
Boone, firsts Clarence Dobson. second.
Ages i IL to IA. Edwin Peyton, first;
Herbert Gilbert, second, and Frank FL
lott third.
After dinner talks were made to the
4 boys BY Judge Dickerson and others
and the merry-making continued.
Judge Williams was the hero nf the
boys and was warmly congratulated
by the older folks.
Late this afternoon the Majestic
gave a free show for the boys.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
BOYS HAVE GREAT
FIELD DAY SPORTS
Five Hundred Youngsters Make Merry
at Fair Grounds-Win Prizes
In Contests


Abont hve hundred kids" met at The
corner Of Third and chickasha this
morning 70 20 to the fail grounds to
participate Ia Judge N ~. Williams
second boys field day.
Tie band was ous and together with
the youngsters made plenty Of mirth
ana music Moving vans had been
rrcs ided and both the band and ;ise
kids were socn removed 70 the fair
grounds where the athletic events
We're to take place.
Jim Darnell and Clifford Barefoot
acted as officials at the races and the
boys got away in good style
When Judge Williams announced
that dinner was ready the kids broke
for the lunch counter under the am
phitheatre like bowling, hungry
horde, the Judge standing among them
picking out the tiny tots and seeing
that they received something to eat
After the boys had licked Che platter
clean Of barbecued meat, HAMBURG
sandwiches etc. aud drank all the
soda pop those in the stand threw or
anges in the crowd and for few min
utes yellow oranges, feet, legs, hands
heads and hats were All piled up IN /
mass in the dust
Following is the list Of winners Al
to the noon hour
Tug Of war, Ralph Conrad, Raymon
Brown Red Staples, Dave Barry, +.
Cloud, J. r. Estes, Irwin Poole, Rosco,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

Sol, cuff buttons.
Globe store. camera.
Terrell Bros garters. M
H. }. Brownson base ball. II
Z. Rothgieser, three ties.
Gilkey-Jarboe Hardware company
on epair roller skates and one pocket
knife,
H r. Krutz, three pictures.
The Leader, base ball shoes.
j. f. Sehow, croquet set
Dugan. three gloves. three bats.
three balls.
Jaekman & Lemon, pair suspenders
and tie.
J. G. Eisefelder cuff buttons.
NJ. Plateau & son. pocket knife.
callaway's furniture store, two pic
lures.
Phoenix Clothing store, tie
l.. A. Dade. baseball glove.
Eagle Mercantile company
Win Owsley watch
Edwards & Moore Dry Goods com
pany, boys suit
B. w. Lubman, boys watch.
The committee deaires to acknowl-
edge the following donations
Carey & Dudley, five gallons cream
Jones-Pettyiohn. three gallons
cream
Darnells, three gallons cream.
Owl drug store, three gallons cream.
chickasha Bottling works, ten cases
soda pop
washita Bottling company. ten cases
soda pop.
City Meat market % pounds barbe.
cued meat
Hays Meat market 25 pounds bar
becued meat
Hopkins Meat market 25 pounds
barbecued meat
w A. Neal Meat market, 20 pounds
barbecued meat
f S. Burney Meat market 25
pounds barbecued meat.
Robertson Meat market. IS pounds
barbecued meat
chiclsasha Ice company Han
THOMPSON. 300 pounds ice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13

Oklahoma City. June i3.-The Daily
Oklahoman today says:
Following three hours consulta-
ton with his attorneys. the states at
torney general and other legal aathori-
ties, Governor c. ~ Haskell at mid
night sunday issued Il public letter
ethicaIIy ana legally declaring Okla
homa city the permanent and imme-
diase seat Or state government
In his letter to Attorney J. H Bur
ford OF the Guthrie capital committee.
the governor states that his action
Ia approving the removal OF the capi-
tai Is entirely within the law and the
rights al the people lie stands at All
times willing and ready to give any
complainants hearing, as specified
In the letter. and states that any and
an business conducted by the state Off
GERS IN Guthrie IS illegal, Oklahoma
CITY being the state capital, AZ ma
iority 81 the voters 70 declared satur-
day. june III
Following period OF twenty-four
hours excitement, nerve racslng and
tense. Governor Haskell went into con-
ference suuday might with Attorneys
W. A. Ledbetter r Giddings, Az
torney General Charles West and a
number Or othoe lawyers For three
hours (from . o'clock until midnighsl
the men we're closeted in parIor J o.
The Lee-Huchins hotel where the le-
gAli.y of the election measure as adj
opted was discussed.
4 The state seal Is IN the city. Satlr-
day night after a wild thirty-mile
drive in an automobile it was brought
here ana reposes safely in Governor
4 Haskell's room. All Sunday the lobby
81 the Huckins hotel was thronged
with state officers, politicians and can
didaies Tor Office.
Stirring scenes both at Oslahoma
City and Guthrie marked the day after
the election. Sunday night sherin J.
4 w. Mahoney Of Guthrie, armed WITH
papers against the governor - rro
hibit his taking any steps ia the re
r;oval Of the state Offices. were made
cut and the Logan county official at
tcflpted to serve them.
Meeting the governor In the LAGOS
~ the hotel the sheriff made q steI
forward to hand the papers to tsa exc
cutive. when the governor snatcheC
them from his hands and threw then
on the floor. There was no disturb
ance. and it was all over in less thai
minute. the Logan county official re
firing quietly Late in the evening
was rumored that the governor ha'
ordered his arrest for attempting {
Interfere with the chief executive Il
the discharge OF his duties, but ihi
4 was not confirmed.
The trouble with Mahoney starte
Saturday night when he put an arme
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
PROF. GOULD WILL
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

Prof Could is the greatest authority
in the country on the subject which he
viii treat in his address. For years he
has been head Of the department Of
geology at the state university and
after statehood he was appointed state
geologist has devoted years to
the careful investigation Of oklahoma 5
mineral resources and what he will
have to say should interest everybody.
Every citizen Of chickasha is I'M
yited to hear Prof Gould and ladies'
viii be especially welcome The adj
dress is free to everyone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
IRE DESTROYS
OFFICE OF MON
TREAL HERALD

pecial by United Press.
Montreal. June l3.-The Montreal
erald building was destroyed BY fire
day and a number Of employees
ere reported caught in the debris and
armed Fifteen are missing but the
amber Of dead can't be learned til
Ie ruins cool
A water tank caused wall to col
pse and a gas explosion followed.
Re loss is 100000.
'phe unofficial list OF killed gives the
snber as "a and 95 injured
water tank fell through the bind
OF the printing rooms, where girls
e' printers worked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
GOVERNOR OPENS OFFICE in
OKLAHOMA CITY

junction granted by the district court
and was ordered away with She threas
Of imprisonment
Haskell said: "The attorney general
has said that even the supreme court
can't mandamus the governor. I'm rot
going to let any damned man serve
papers on me from a subordinate
court"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
sAcREp CONCERT PLEASED.

An excellent song service was given
ht the Methodist church last night in
'dhe form of q sacred concert Each
Number on the program was good, one
self the best numbers being the solo by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
Special BY United Press.

Oklahoma CITY, June 70 --Fcllov'ing
the issuance Of ! statement by Cover
nor Haskell declaring the capital 10 be
located here. application for tempo
rary injunctinc, restraining the state
officials from moving the books and
records frrom Guthrie was iiied before
u. S. District Judge cctsrai.
The application was under soneld'
Grafton when sheriff mshoney ieu 70
serve the governor with notice Of IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-13
OVER 200
LOTS SOLD


+ +
! Up to noon today over 200 lots =
= in East chickasha had been sold =.
+ by strickler Bros. who are selling =
> this addition. :
: All day long the statesmen were ,
: busy showing purchasers over the :
+ addition. !
4 A big crowd came down from :
+ Enid on the train which arrived :
: at 1880 and buyers from many :
! other towns are also here. :
r i
@+#@ $3.50 + = : !
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-02-11
s-EtlaS = y z q, sfsF4
OVerCOdts

OVerCOdtS
Boys
Boys heavy Refer
Jackets, sizes SO,
800 values for. 200
Boys Buster Brown
O'coats, Sizes 81,
800 values for. 2.45
Boys Buster Brown
O'coats, sizes So,
$50 values for-~~ 2.79
Boys Buster Blown
O'coats, sizes SD,
400 values for. 3.29
YOuth6'
Youths brown mixed
coats, velvet collars
large sizes sale price 400
Youths dark mixed
pattern, velvet col
lar, sizes 1919, sale
price SIS
Youths dark gray ov-
ercoats, velvet col
lar AS values for. 2.95
Youths heavy black
kersey listers, 500
values, sale price 3.79
Mems
Mems heavy black ul-
sters, $50 values,
sale price 3.99
Mems gray, velvet
collar ulsters, $50
values, sale price. 449
One Gordon fur coat
well made lou
One Gordon fur coat,
Bulgarian 2 m b,
blended rat collar,
sale price. 26.OO
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-02-11
Miscellaneous

10 doz. ladies' belts assorted kinds, 2
lots in which will be found belts
worth to 75c ...-- ....a s..~.. 19c and 29c
Assortment Of trimming braids diff
Ladies' h~eadscarS ...@. .. 89c
Laces and ernbroideries...l- IL OFF
Child's panta1ets, white to close $500. 39c
Infants bootees .-as 19c
Infants sacques two lots Csc and 4Oc
Flannelette petticoats to close .. 3oc
Ladies knit wool skirts to close. 89c
twenty-five per cent discount or Ladies
Golf and Wool Mitts and Mems and Boys
Wool and Faced Mitts.
Ladies Elder down dressing sacques
LIS values 70 ........@s.@.-. .-.-...-.-.. Soc
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-02-11
Underwear

underwear
Mems union underwear ribbed
regular 2.25 sale Price: . Is
Mems union underwear ribbed
regular 800 sale price "a
Mems ribbed two piece under
wear, regular I.25, sale price. g
Mems ribbed two piece under
wear, regular 100, sale price e
Mems all wool underwear, two
piece suits, regular 200, now 1T
Child's natural wool underwear
sizes 2o-24-26-28-3o-32-34,
prices-25-3o-35-4o-45- so
Boys heavy fleeced union suits
TO lose a
Ladies' fleeced lined underwear
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Ladies' natural wool underwear
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Misses ribbed union suits, 35c
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