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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
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B Oct. -19.-Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Brock.
way were shoppersi in }Royalton<' Nor
day. -.<...< n ,-..- .TrfJlU1l
spent Sunday with Her parents.
,,1 Fer! aaa MeF: BofasR drove 70 Roy
s. asrf'asten 'penat saturday lls Il, il
! Mfs; e. Zimmerman was + &. shopper ,i2 -,
in Little Fails Saturday. = ''''s' -.
" j., r. Stone and slaughter, Minnie,
visited attJ, n. Lambert g; Monday.
Mrs. u. g., Lambert came home from
the Little Fails hospitaI Wednesday,
J }. R, Stone and daughter spent last
week Sunday IN GREGORY :,
! Mr., and Mrs. g. Schubert. Mi. and
Mrs. Kidder, n, p :Fapley,: Otto, York
among the visitors l ,p ', R]7oyIa+lton satur:
ii II Zimmerman ,1r!1'j and J. K: Stone
drove to Roy alton Saturday, ,.,. -,
misses? Mildred Berget and Esther
Olson of Little Falls called on Miss
Minnie Stone Sunday. "a
N: p. Barnes called on j. r. Stone
N. O. Anderson Of uregory;: and j.
R., Stone transacted business in Royal:
ton Tuesday. 49,: ,;..'.:
started on his duties Monday. B.
Richey,' our former carrier, was
assigned to Route No. 4. We all wish
him success for be was faithful and
accommodating man n and Will II be missed
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
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S OF 4. !. 4 Larson called on j.
s. Bo1gstromso f Upsaia saturday y
Is Miss Charlotte Olson went TO Bowlul
Saturday on bust ~
& John Mattros Of s3wanville q Ii
grabbing for =, M. Larson this week.
81 Henry Olson went TO Bowlus Satur:
day yrith q load 81 hay. 5# s $50. t5
y John Mattros helped Martin Larson
hunk corn this week s 5sg 9;ses Sisss
: i Born-:rro and Mrs. Andrew
Mellon, s dang ter,, Oct. which
lived only . few hours and was: buried
Tuesday u 5 ss !:
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 1fattros went
to Opoie Saturday Tor a. lew days
visit with relative ss #. .Sss5 =: Z
=! Frank Atattros purchased anew two
seated spring wagon this. week. =, as..~
) z. M. Larson and MICS Hulda
Olson went TO Bowlue one day last
1Mr. and; Mrs. yJacob, Peterson OF
SWanvllle passed through here enroute
to BOWlus Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

81 ,at tirnsl,
qaiss ee ii i y pnes
W. Rostna & Hi. IS.
notified the rural re lite patrons ~ y;
paint their mail boxes white, and Ist t]1
guide p6afds should AKA s 81, put s., ID.
NothIn8 set haa been done. 3, 81 s. SIS
Ihe road that the took: .t d,o 8
town has not yet been repaired,
s e s. shs s. comfy VII haFe lax "a
A aamber e gnr ladies a ii w I, 81; 4
tire new styie of That's. Pretty. swell, i
guess. Szz; Ii. ..s.j4.S L. - ~ rs
a The mayor 81 Darling and ;Chas,: j,
Nelson drove all over Pike !. Creek and
/ Darling last Sunday, and: found 'that
there g, had ~ ysFy ts sas Rude boarq.
L
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
DARLING :.

Oct. 19..-Miss Frances Hall Of Park
Rapids came up last Friday on a visit
with Mrs. Ella MeCartyj and returned
to her home Tuesday. 49,, r:s<: --.,'i:
K Charley Grove is employed az fire
man at the steam shovel at the; Dari.
ing gravel pits. :; -, .-! ~
The masquerade, dance, which was
given last saturday: night at tn
Thomas McCartvs new barn was largely
attended, and all report having an
excellent time. =. Refreshments, T.. were
served at midnight, after which all
! was furnished by 4. 6. Nelson and
Mr.. Brown of Little Falls.
" Rome Pearson is visiting relatives
inNthe northern part OF the state this
F';A1thplf SRegueil { iBe,peus 5s Howard
Hovey IT Utilities Falls Monday and
Tuesday move his family and house
hold goods on the John Cook farm,
which he recently purcbased.l f+E''i
Among those that attended the mas
querade. dance Saturday night we're
Earl Quimby Of Randall, Miss Ruth
Brown and brother of Little Fails, For
mer and Oscar Sorenson of Little, Elk,
and Miss Laura Briese and brother.
Herman, of Fish Lake.
|. Quite number from here ATTENDED
the Republican Rally Tuesday night,
GstSh T e. he'd ~ the !f7'en school,
), Willie, Manpeck ct, the Br.ekyalds
substituted for Howard Hovey Tues
dayton his route. 81 ttf bar e ~:
Mrs. Fred Nelson is reported seri-
oosly al. "A doctor was called : from
Little Falls Wednesday to see her. -
~ John Thelandsry' and son Willie, who
! took the contract to bnild the Thomas
tMoc Carly barn, hav4 Completed their
! Mrs.2 El1a IN cgsiftl!y entertained G a
humber Of young people Monday even.
5 a1sni anI h ae,P5 1, s a;eud pis'
I Frank and Felix Levinski Of Parker
|tame np tuesday I after, i load IS hay.
Mrs. Iouis Anderson is reported q
little letter at this writing. 81 HI
Simon swanson and Vietor: Malmzare
employed. on the EredgA bull ding,
1870 s.As1E -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
, ROYAl.TON:'

|, Oct. so.-R. il Batter was iii Hold!
ingford Tuesday.' 4, >;'.:!,b. 1t,H EG>
Mss Foley, Miss Seton, j., B.
Hayes and John ,Ml[cDougall drove 70
Rice Sunday. -
Frank Mengle Of North Prair,e lost
a barn by, fire early this week. I'l,4,it1
w. r.. Galley sold his Brush car. j j. 6
Or. Hughes went to Minneapolis
Saturday to witness the Nebraska
football game, ~ 7l's:''' '':' ! XIX :1i;@t
'5.W.,} A.t@Trask sold; a bunch of fat
cattle to :Doty' &; Noggle this; week. 49,.
SO to Little Falls Saturday to attend
the football game between the st. Cloud
and Little Falls high schools, .'';,"<
Postofice Inspector Hughes has been
here this week in the int rests of the
postal routes.
G. F: 'Witherall has accepted posi-! posi-!
tlon as n. p. agent at Sartell \ :;
c.. Rosenmeler and G. W. Bouck are
out on political business these days. :.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ben
McCulloch occurred last Friday from
the M. E. church, the lnterment being
at tho RIVERSIDE cemetery,
| Miss Violet Peterson has returned
to Seattle for the winter. ::
Mrs. I. W: Bouck spent Saturday
and Sunday in Sank Rapids.
Miss Nellie Downs spent Sunday
with her mother, returning to Sank
Rapids, where she is teaching school,
early Monday.
/ Rev. and Mrs. Baskerville were in
st. Paul last week.. go:
Misses Della Broker and Hazel Lisle
spent Sunday at home. returning to
st. Cloud Normal Monday. -
|: Mr., and Mrs Chas. Roller spent
Sunday with Mrs: Rollers son in
Royalton. s.: 49, j.: :,
Mr.. North Of Little Falls has been
al guest Of Prof. and Mrs. Hoffman
this week. -. .:..% :
: Mrs. John kellogg left Monday to
teach school near Bowlus.. $780,.
Preparations are being made r by
Grace church guild to celebrate their
twenty. fifth: anniversary, which will
Occurred Nav. 18th. =
: MRS. A. ~. Wilson and Daughter
left Thursday for a visit with reIa.
tlves and friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Friary, who
visited Royalton last week., have re-
turned to their home at Rochester.
!, Miss Julia. Sjoberg is substituting
FOR MISS Myrtle, :Trask in the Cos
operative store. .,.t>~, 4:
Homer Skinner is here from Frazee
tor few days. visit with his parents
and other relatives. =. y: -, ~.
!: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kiewel's little
daughter was taken i'll the first: part
OF the week with bronchitis. ~ ;j,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

So:
.I Liz IL satszsgss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
to a tight 1Plaee land
needs helping out.
Things get started in
thf wrong direction.'' r.:
Something's needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
direction. toward health. !,
SCOTS Emulsion. of
Cod Liver Oil. with hypo~
ph9sphites can do just.
this. ',.-~';i'.N INK: :,.- I:ie'. L
It strengthens the.
nerves, feeds fa1rniished tis $.
sues, and makes ri{hI
o1NO~ ,tx:aT>sII q Il
1oe SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS, :. ,1Y'
Send 1pc.. name of paper and this adsfor our
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch Book !,
Each b.nk contains 4 Cod ed aspls . 1'>,pa,.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl ST. New York
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
visitors |t1om; Grey Eagle last rr1da,

| visitors iron; Grey Eagle last Friday
Jim Cotield was Little Falls visitor
between trains last tuesday. ~
A. Mielke and son, Herman Mieike,
autoed to Long Prairie Monday. "
The bean bake and camp lire was q
decided success both socially as we'll as
financially. In the afternoon the
Relief CorpsFand the q. A. r.. Post
I;mafGhed to %the school house where
they spoke to tho children along pa
triotic lines. After the passenger arrived
State Adj. Gen. Orton also spoke to
the pupils. At six o'clock q bountiful
supper was served. to the public >ot
which a'Iarge mum Der partook.: J In the
eyen1ng,a delightful program was
given In the hail. Mrs. Townsend of
Sank Cent1e led in, prayer several
fine selections were given by the
orehestra,5 the band and, the choir after
which Mr.. orion gave a very pleasing
address. lie. closed his speech s with
several humorous readings. The rest
of the evening was spent IN dancing
till early the next morning. Buelow' s
[orchestra{ furnished excellent music
|for the dancers, Tie Post and Relief
Corps should be- congratulated upon
their success. "A large number of out
Of town guests were present and they
together with the large local repre-
[sentatlon filled the large hau to over
flowing. *. =.
The Clifton Remedy Co.. began a
weeks engagemeht at Hamm's hall
Tuesday. They give neat, clean
show ana gave good satisfaction to
the entire house Tuesday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

B.Don't forget. the big sale at the
Little ) Falls Hardware com mencinx
Monday. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21
RUCKER

oct. i8.-Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Rucker and grandchildren spent FRI
day at the j; Taylor home
Vernon and Clifford, and daughter,
Thelma, were callers, at, the former q
sister, Mrs. Frances Tumberlaln, Sun
day afternoon. ....... -.
Miss Mercy Love called at her home
in Little Falls Friday. -. -,..
Ray Goble Of South Haven is visit
ling his uncle, VIM. Goble. ~ f.
The fires are raging in this vicinity
and near Hilman. Several tons of hay
Gave BEEN EST ard i is{l'tkeely several
4 leaa Eof Iths yopng PEOPLE from
here, drove over to the yoe Leigh home
at Hfiilhan Saturday + evening" The
evening was b. emit: in tplayiEg games
and dancing. Light refreshments were
served at mldnight: All;departed alta
late hodr and reported a very good
time. ~ 49, -, &
Lawrence Kramer is working fpr joe
Zeiler this week.
G. W. Waller made a business trip
to Little Falls. Friday. - =
Leonard Pint drove to- P1erz Thurs.
day wit tn several head OF cattle <
Misses Verna Cramer, Lizzie and
Wesley Waller, and Mercy Love spent
Sunday at Hilman. They were acorn.
panied home by lass Alice, Harry
anu jules Leigh. r
: Mrs. John Grier, son, Archie, and
daughter, Bessle,l were Plerz visitors
Tuesday. T.
Misses Floy, Verna and Lena Cfamer
spent Thursday AFTERNOON at Miss
Edyth Lewis. =
Mrs Henry Ferguson left. last week
for q fewI days Risit!near PARK. Rapids.
Taylor Groce is baling hay for
HenFyfr Cramer this week. ~ =
Henry Ferguson s logging camp was
destroyed by ire Monday. MIR. Fer
'guson came very near losing his team
trying to save his camp. 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

:: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiewel's little
daughter was taken ill the first, part
OF the week with bronchitis. 49, H.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-10-21

Send 1pc.. name Of psper and this al; ,for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Ohild's Sketch Book =.
Each be1k contains Goaa lsels . 1>ea,s
SCOTT & BOVINE 400 Pearl Stu New York
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
NEWS FOR WOMEN READERS.
HOPE CHEST AND DOVER CHEST.

Long before she meets her husband be- the Geerman girl
the her choice Of thrift in and given
her mothers forethough
little long before her wedding day. -
filled before her wedding but that there's scramble
busy perfectly
the the girls filled
and that donations thankfully received
the samplers trained the
girls who embroide and
brides
problem bOn
baby layete Nearly mail brings
the mothers these girls what thinking Of?
mothers naturally
of their knowledge It's
antcpatons
the little clOuded
the slightest uncertainty.
Mothers how to and
daughters taught
Follow
daughters the
they
Then daughters will be able mother
said recently glad Taught how before
married. did In making babys clothes
stitch
that mother wonderful
tothinkhat hmhat
depending Did
two Of the sweetest experiences Of a mothers life?
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ss s s | % %
nh hon
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
CHORUS GIRL BILL WAS
ALL RIGHT, BUT!

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-When II
became necessary for the New York
police to dust off vicious" Coney
island. the man higher up said. Let
George do It,"
And George did.
George Billifer is a good looking
young policeman. In the disguise
of q spendthrift he went to Coney
after evidence. He had Instructions
to go as far as he liked" and they
gave him expense money to see him
all the way. It was O confidential
mission, of. course, and Georges
young bride didn't know about Il.
|. When George got back he sent In
his expense account. But the clerk
at headquarters got the mail mixed
and sent tho expense account to
Georges bride. This is what she
reAd:
George Hillifer--Expense &C
|count:
ITO taxi hire. !. .$11.32
"'ro six quarts champagne. ;. 5000
ITO entertaining two chorus
girls ................ db.OU
"Cigars, drinks, etc. ...... 1895
When George got home that even
Ing his bride awaited him.
Then 1t happened.
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STOLEN KISSES
COST MAN $50
IN 50. DAKOTA

TYNDALL, 8. D.. Nov. n.-Pur-
Joined kisses are costly in this part
of the state, as young man named
Edward Burnt discovered to his sor-
row. While at Avon he attempted
to kiss one of the bellies of the
town against her wises. and In the
attempt used the girl rather rough
ly. A warrant was sworn out for
his arrest.
In the meantime he had left
Avon. but was located and arrested
at Trip and brought back to Bon
Homme county by the sheriff.
The defendant was taken before
Justice Wood of Tyndall. who, after
hearing the evidence in the case.
assessed the too ardent young man
fine and costs amounting to $3.50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
PARENTS IN
AN AUTO CHASE
THE EL0PERS

LIE SBEUR, Mimi, Nov. H.
Elizabeth Methuen, daughter of q
rich farmer near this place, eloped
with George Hettig, she seated in
front of him on the nandlebars Of
a motorcycle, with the young
woman's parents in pursuit in an
automobile.
The parents we're only about
half mile behind, wnen q front
tire blew up and machine and
occupants were ditched.
Young Hettig, with the race
and the bride both won, sped on
across the county line and down
to Waseca, where they were mar
ried. But the father showed
himself a good loser by forgiving
tie clippers by telegraph.
The young couple on their way
back to the home of the brides
father came upon the wrecked
machine and Hettig magnini,.
mo isly stopped and repaired the
damage and drove it home, There
a reception was held, at which all
the friends of the young couple In
the vicinity gathered and had an
old. fashioned farm dance.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14

For many. many years the In
habitants OF South and West AZ
RIGA have been trying to domesti-
cate the zebra. better known to
boys and girls as the striped horse.
but without success. They like to
display their fancy stripes to
crowds at circuses, and although
they resemble the horse and the
mule In many particulars, and pos
sess in many ways the habits of
those domestic animals, they sim
ply will not work.
The zebra Is immune from the
bites of the wild animals that In
habit the country In which they
are native, while the horse usually
dies as soon as bitten. For that
reason the African people would
prefer the zebra II he could only be
made to work.
Four zebra special are usually
recognized by animal experts.
Some of these are extinct. The
kind you have seen in ZOOS and
circuses Ia called Quagga by the
Beers. 1t Is about four feet high,
and has a groundwork of yellow
with black stripes running all
around 1t down to its legs and
hoofs. Then there Is another va
riety found in the hilly regions
from the Victoria Nyanza to So
maitland. This is taller than the
circus variety, and its stripes are
narrow, white and black. These
are known az mountain zebras.
The habit Of the zegra ia the
same as that Of the wild horse. It
can be captured without danger
and with comparative ease. but
ater you have him he displays all
GA stubbornness Of the mule. with
this exception. The mule will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14

geSC bargain IeaSC ever spread before you
Ladies Suits worth to $500, on sale at 1915
These are brand new fall suits, samples
bought from one Of the large eastern manufac-
turers, made in the latest styles, and Of good
worsted materials; good serviceable suits in
every way. A large variety of patterns and
styles from which to choose; values to $500;
Ladies Black Kersey Goats, worth to $3.50,
on sale at $6.25-Here is your opportunity to
buy a new fall coat for an almost give-away
price. They are line Of samples which we just
received a few days ago. You know that kersey
is heavy material which for wearing qualities
and general service cannot be beat. You will
be delighted with these coats at. -. 1925
$500 Feathersilk Petticoats on sale at $50
This is good quality petticoat; just the thing
to make your skirt hang nicely. 1t will wear
well, too. The regular price of this petticoat is
$500, but during this cleara3 Ice sale we will sell
IL AZ use
Infants SOC Toques for Pc4 Just the thing
to keep the babies warm du ing the cold winter
days which are coming. Regularly worth soc,
but during this great clea Ind sale you may
take your pick Of a good vart ty of colors at 20t
zoe Zephyr Yarn at per eiNI 8c-You know
what this is worth without lr, telling you; it is
sold at Zoe per sken in eve store in Spokane.
But just to demonstrate to you that this little
store can and does undersell the big ones we
will sell it during this sale at, per skein. Sc
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
SELECT UNsWoRTH
FOR PILGRIM PASTOR

Following a unanimous call to the
pastorate of the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional church, wired to him at Van
couver yesterday morning, the Rev.
]. X. Unsworth of Montreal. Can
ada, accepted and so wired to the
congregation yesterday afternoon,
the message being read at the even
ing service. The Rev. Mr.. Unsworth
has already occupied the pulpit Of
the church for two Sundays and will
take up his new work toward the
end of the month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
LOVERS ENGAGED
rs YEARS WE'D

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-THE st.
Louis models of lovelike constancy
have been found. They, are Miss
Victoria Fitzroy, So years old, ana
Oscar Severance, IS, who for q
years have been engaged to wed,
and who fulfilled their vows q few
days ago before Justice Spies.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
Tries to Dust Correspondent
a y In Paris for Telling Truth

for the expulsion Of the correspond
ent Of the United Press, and in
stead had notice served upon Fran.
els Warrington Dawson. Mr. Daw-
son was in charge of the Paris
bureau Of the United Press until
Is months ago.
Mr.. Sims is still on the Job in
Paris. M. BRAND has not yet sue
ceeded In ousting him. This Is
chiefly due to the action of &c
American embassy.
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fsv United Pres, Leaaed wIre)

(1y United Press Leased WIre)
/ PARIS. Nov. 14.-Just because
VIM. p. Sims, manager of the Pa
6ris bureau of the United Press, has
sent several truthful reports Of the
strike rioting in Paris this fall
to American newspapers. M. Bril-
and, the premier Of France, has at
tempted to have him expelled from
the country.
Only M. BRAND overlooked mere
details In promulgating the order
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14

"You should not complain, my
poor man; 1t is better to take things
as you find Them" said the visit
ing parson to convict 1865.
That's where you're wrong, old
man." said 1865. II was practicing
that theory when they pinched me-"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14

Social news 10 q daily feature Of
The Press. Any one Wishing to In
eert such news should send 1t adj
dressed to the society editor. or phone
before 10 q. m.
A rummage sale will be held In
the parlors of the First M. K.
church on Wednesday from Q .. m.
until IL noon.
y y i o
The Woman's Book club will
meet with Mrs. j. P. Pond, 014o0
Mill street, on Friday evening.
Z z &
The Royal Neishbors Of Spokane
camp aid society will meet tomorI
row at p. m. with Mrs. ]. Alex
ander. O1320 Nettleton.
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SOME WOMEN will weep over .
robin that rollicking boy has shot,
while they wear hats trimmed with
white heron aigrets.
THE IRLW HO WATTS for q
man to propose must feel some
thing like a cat watching beside a
rat hole.
SOME OF MY FRIENDS seem
to have enjoyed their engagements
more than their marriages.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
DIDN'T PROPOSE LIKE A MAN.

CHICAGO, Nov. HHeres lady who insists that her
lover like man. Had Dennis Collins like
n man" his might peaceful sued
= Mary Heay 440 avenue a
s105 yesterday Wells admitted
had given her the ring but that she had lost it.
= did he propose you?" she asked.
mot like man." she answered.
"a "How, thI?" SO *@
Well IT, when he asked how would like
= to live Grand boulevard"
y The court decided in favor OF Miss Heay
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$500 Dress Skirts for $2.95-This also is .
little less than half the regular price. They are
brand new stock, and we can say in perfect
frankness that in our opinion you viii not Be
able at any other Spokane store to find values
that come anywhere near equaling them. Val
ues to $500; choice ......~. ...........$2 .60
A Great Sale Of Furs-We bought fine line
of sample furs for this winters business. Owing
to the fact that we bought them as samples we
are able to place them on sale at about one-half
the prices asked by regular fur houses. Take
your choice at $3.50, $500, $3.50 and
for the same qualities 90, $500, $500 and
$1,000. See them without fail before buying
your furs.
Hat Shapes, worth to $3.50, on sale Is 6Oo-
This is just about the last call for hat shapes
We haven't great many left, but what We
have we expect to close out during this sale.
Values to $3.50 on sale at. ...............60$
Neckwear worth to SOC for 121lc-We want
to make a cleanup on our neckwear, so we will
close it out at II 1-2f. Values regularly to
SOC.
Trimmed Hats at Half Price-We win close
out the remainder of our stock Of trimmed hats
at just about one-half price. This is your op-
portunity if you can use q hat We haven1 :
great deal left, but among the lot are some very
fine hats. Take your choice at one-half price.
Why pay the exorbitant prices Of the storea
with the enormous rents and other large ~
penses Come to this store and let ue show The
excellent quality Of merchandise w can Offer
you and the smallness of our prices. Our bud
ness is growing very rapidly, for the very si,n-
pie reason that almost every new customer ~
get is well satisfied, and not only comes again.
but tells her friends. Be here bright ana early
tomorrow morning.
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REMEMBER THEE.

} Remember thee? Yes. while I
there's life In this heart 4
} 1t shall never forget thee. all 4
lorn az thou art;
} More dear In thy sorrow. thy I
) gloom and thy showers
} Than the rest OF the world In I
their sunniest hours.