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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

The power # Pinchot is decidedly
on the wane A wear ago the
Plateau Valley Stock Growers, Assn.
held meeting aud voted 10 stand
with Delta in Withdrawing from the
Colorado Stock Growers, because the
latter state organization opposed
Pinchotism Jake klllian Of Delta
engineered the deal and of the Eve
men present at the meeting, two
were under his thumb and three
were connected with the forest SER
vice. Last week this association
held meeting with large attendance
and hv almost unanimous vote de
e,ded TO return 10 the parent body
killian will soon he leit high aud
iry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
<skSS% 90 sHOW C4gsE oN ram
ESTAFE
STATE OF COLORADO.
G,uptv al f.t....,.,.,

STATE OF fOiORApO
County of tiunnisuD.
In the county court in probate.
In the matter of the Order to show cause
Estate 81 Joseih CBenin, }an petitlan Tor sale
Deceased. LOT real estate.
This matter coming ON To he heard on this l5jh
day of Jannary A V IHlu, upon the petItiuu
tilei herein Nv Eva Cusnin Millspaugh, admin.
istratrix DE hnnis Non. cf said estate. islr tue
sale OF che tlowing aescTibed real estate. or a
portion thereof to-wit:
Lots u aud ~ in Block ~. Original Gannison /.
LOIS 10 -. iie IN Block Il iSoutcber's Add
tion; Lots TO =. inc. in hlock : Of nuutcher :
AddiiIon; Lots u to ~. me. in Block Of
boutchers Addition Lots ! To %. inc In Block
Aef Bouichf.rs Addition: Lots 3 To ~ inc in
Block ~ of Rontchers Addition. all in the
Town OF Gunnison. ouDty uf Gunnison. state
: "iorad" for the purpose II psyin the debts
OF said estate.
And 1t now appearing 10 the Court from said
peti'trn that proper aud legal grounds exist for
~ sale ~ ~ OF portion 81 said real estate,
NpN lhtktfDEt. u j. ordered by the
tonrt that Fred 5 .luerin of Bananza, Colo.
and Joseph ueuin. of Sseuache. Colo sons
ana heirs OF said dscesient be aud appear befor.
SAID ourt at the curt roum tf SAID Court m
,he Town 90 ,iunnison County and state afore-
said, On the 2lst day of February, A. II. 1874 n,
The hour of ~ O'Clock in the forenoon of sal /
iay Then ~ q there 10 show cause IL any titets.
b' whs an order should NOT he made directif,s
the said admInistratrix DE Bonis Non 10 seI
the whole or so much of said real estate -
msy b. necessary for the purposes specified in
said petition
II !, ~ ETHER ORDERED that this order
ne punished Tor al least four successive weeks
IN the bnnnis"h News-t hampton a weekly
pubic newSpaler published in said County.
GEo. HETHERIN6ToN.
Published Jen. q Feb n, l9l0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
WnA Wollc0Iun6.
rrnasr r.r.asss ..as

WALK s. Nauns.iin 8 % Eas.al sns..or
~ asi- D tfrl4il. sfI fIf all NlleI a a
ois-f'a. ~'trai fFssHi'f hg a. trf-t s'eli-
1ais AHri lili. - tnn f'a1fi.ii iiie sli.sf
- t.lr isirl tf1 Esul. - islIafll-.i Il.lIts
- rsfil H iss.- - Ns-r az rslusetai -
~ b.is E'a-s=s = -ssisi aa,s NJ isli 'il.s
fun b ss.lsra -aa Thir-y lees - tllf i..rs1.t
t1.san l4sif aua aisIH tissse, laIssstis-Ii
.lirse1 ~ - -. srd 30 Nnasstssis erm
hs.t.s saa sieIssg iina- o. allaissi - starse5
tisr hle tsssssaia u aalnz Eti-ssnit aaar tHe
.esn - irsin- e 'se-flii,ei asnfe slil. - thf
flirfii- - tsr tsiiid Stsliss is-lssd tltsraisst
ssa - She rst.rsis tsrrrsf 10 sid tassaty. .
shi1h rsirnares here aniiifc ~ trIsst -srufe
ne slIHuipal s"ts. q esrr aate silh sssIs trlszi
ler. anne nfons.ls afssf als,ts sifh isi.sre-t
tisereoD Tom daie anii Paid fiie - tan
- esnt sar ssn.sn s.si -.iih se.e b. hean
ASHAMED ~ said U E.,s,riL ami Thss- aasi-
Ias y y Hfse she i.aaI hnisiar tharssf
AND wHtkts ~. Dssf.sls he's lr-,a uaa,su b.
,se aiii srati.ls - sala 1rs-i 's-si- ~ The PsT
f'rmsnae ~ 'ie covenants asd rsss.iltsots~ ial-
i,Fs-~si q 10 tse tsiTnis of said Ifa-i Dsst.
- thi-s te-ut that -aIa .r.tgitdt na- tssii-d 10
pa -~ia rr.isig~i note NiseH due. snd fsise o.
ANb NhLhtsS Tse i.ssl hosiioT sf she IA
arbie'isf.-. rrprs.eufri ~ sid node has hied
~i'h -aia Public Iru-fee notice .na demand ~
Nttiin4 sisulsfins sad tfeisait. aud alsHctna 81
arisFe The Whole iihf r.ipr.--st b. aid node.
snd Interest fisor-un lstae nf ~sif.. due sna
pa5anie aud semsasi,n1 tise sale of said iaasi
Nov. THtKEtDkE. Naiiso j. herehy given
tat i"fsisafi' - sstii fot eis-tlsn aud d.
HiHad aud under aa b. win ~ tho authority
se-fea 81 ne hy said lrnst Deed ard ti,e law
y tiinie i.Wnex. Public TroSfl-e af said
- unty viii SOL the sbssxe ic-crilsea land iuf
cash. ~ iiubi auc iDf o. thc hiaisosi bidsinr
e the West tfrnt d.ssr - tAf County DlIri
hf.nso So salii uuiiiy. Tue-fiag tii. sth HliF
"a tguruHrs if'lu ~ 10 aclluik ia tiIe f1rana4su.
% tiif Iu1lfs-f of - ing said ns.tsz infarfs-f
aud EIien=es 81 tiii- sais aud Wil aive ~ the
purchaser theretf rsri iigase 81 pai chase
thffafor - nrou idoii bs lsN
Dated Iahusry lsh. iai0
ANNEEN DDW MY
PUBLIC Ffuztar sf tiunIli.ar uuufg g ,iiufatla.
tir.t utIIciifiuu. Itruay ftb. lilIH
hast Publication. tehru.ry gth. isin
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
d essst Fer Cslsrs1s hvulurs

Colorado products singly are re
nowned all over the world wherever
good living counts aud quality and
flavor are desired, no matter wha,
the cost and how far they have TO be
trelghted The finest dining car
services and most exclusive cafes OF
the East use Colorado potatoes
Colorado Rocky Ford cantaloupes are
in demand the world over, and Colo
RADIO fruits are sold even In Weis-
baden and Carlsbad and other places
OF the world reno~ ~ned for their de-
msnd for the best.
The world. already an semirer
and customer Of Colorado pra,dwcte
and Colorado producers. has the
greatest treat Of al in stow. The
anAsal Colombo Projects NaBer at
The Albany Hosel in Denver, 10 q
ieest ft for the Gods. From the FIRST
cosrse - the last, every mossei u
Colombo grown ard Colorado
marketed.
SsrA . diasef 10 far be<ter than .
Ccsety 4 Sssae Fsif for exceIle.ce
Of p-odscas I'D compssition TO -
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
Another Wssk e Aeci'e~os

One hundred men kil.ea ~ coal
mine accident at Primero, hear Trim
idsd, half dozen wrecks ON the
railroads. the great food catastrophe
in Paris. and so the record of des
tructlVn yrrws. Is it because in
times OF prosperity and high wages
men grow careless? Insurance
statistics prove that hard times
induce thrift and carefulnese 40 that
the number of accidents and of
deaths by disease materially de-
creases. So, no doubt the converse
is true and good times has something
To do with increasing death rate.
However, the earth will become a
shambles if the present rate keeps
un.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

90 tue b.n at f.re frpm esers cur
nsr ~ the state ths isruer and -ssu.s
rai-.sr -caGi- hi- E,E,sises- ~ Toe Al
Lant. ans al q - a. ea.,i. hi.s aasiy
ti.r i..--i = -s...,, a.s.i sr tis.. t',iiurads
ira.lsci- lhuIs,r. The .,.,iis 90 ai.s =
n..iae alsa pruslasf -, .l.r Assas -
I.,.la ht.h ~sI 40. ,ssn,s~tn.,.n A.
k,,n .tinfs.lg tlas Ertsessr- i ~. sies.-s
i.sn.r ai.ua4~ t.eers inirU fn me
f..r -lf1s.fa h. "a al-,.lss ~ ti.e is,iss ;
81 .s Aii..ps i.ss..l 80 twe aass
k.sBs Ss..r the Aisass B.- "a.
f'ii.,ra b. PIg.3utss lhs.ef. ,.-a..iiy ~
Jsneary whca the II. aa'is >sock
aFls,s.r- Association - a. csf.aV.lsfstst
nssFs .si1 ths Me-sern NafIsa,si Lave
~'orA >l'sF~ 20 so. asti esety near
ih sii.,.sr hs- i'ess use u.nse i.snis,as
aai 90. .. -ire,d tlae q. 4. iraaIe i..rassr
aud producer. nssi,,.ias'tsacr and
sto,k faIss-r o. H. rspressl4ied agsssis. <
Ihe g's,d thin1s -reei has l-'cume
eFeaser The Asb.ns dsns.r is fsSs
becsasing nafs.a.a " lam. M aaa tise
pfoaua,r- "a Clhsaas h.~s ,Ea-
ducts are on tne Mena arr i,ecuatisg
ianious 30, all cver ti,e g. sair,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

Glenwood AVaianchs There are
ahout sevrntv acnifloratle papeFs
publ,shed ~ this state aud as FAR as
We can observe abossi SIX of them are
either taking sasas al t.ov Shafrugh
er taxing one sllle or the other af She
Pailersou-Spe,r light osee upon a
time wise man SAID "dan't i.e led
by other peaples opinlan. have one
al your own Every time We read
one "a The shots we can't get ever
the fhpught that someone has palIed
the string that hdlds the weight a
the Coo-coo clock again
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
why docs Great Britian buy
It's oatmeal o. usf

Certainly u seems hkc carrying
GOALS o. Newcastle o. SPEAK IL cNporf-
ing oatmeal o. Sootiaud and vet. every
wear the Quaker Oats Company sends
hundreds 1T thousands e eases of
Quaker sesch Oats i1 Grcat Brisiaa
aad Europc.
The rcasaB l. simplo; whiic the
Engiish and Srgch have frr centuries
t.tisr ostmcal ~ quauifics and with a
regularity thai has made them the
Hr1st rugged physically, and active
mcataliy ci all Taoplc. the American
has hccn caring oatmeal and irving an
t.e tiiue a. impruve the methods af
mauHIaei. e 50 that he might get shss,
desirable treign trade.
How well he has succeeded would
be seen al a glance at tie cNpua re-
ppris on Quaker Scotch Oats This
brand Is withma a rival; j. packed in
regular packages. and in Theoretically
sealed tins for hot eixnatcs "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

Lake City Phonoeraph saws that
the sheep hocks of Colorado and
Utah do more to destroy the useful
nese OF the watershed than would
total destruction OF all the timber
There is something in that, and if
we do not accede TO the entire idea.
we know that when reserves like the
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

faGo-a Springs New Era-Isa-
cl.as has not Ioss al ses "A he -s,Il ha.
hIs nouth And besides. Air. f'.a-
ehos Is honest kis expsc-s bsssas
said so-whsle neariy al tie .ahah.-
81 the Nest are fh,eees
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
N"ffcEoF sBJUsTwsN,nx.

rs - - Richard A. >ku.s DECREASED
he unhersiened, having h...-p p,,,.,;,.,.a ,
is,, tdtor t o' fiie estate cf Riel.ar8 4 ST..
s,f C,,la-sae. LILY "t 1uuni-ou, m the state
tLa, H. III asces-eh. hereby gives p.,t,rs
"a -. .'. WI appear before the fo.utx 1.,,,.,
=. s,,li oahi'is.n uuuty. ut the O,nr, A..''..
iltb a., - .. "a Sald o,unty, ON Mapas, the
,.-,.. eiaeN m ~ ssid asy at wb,rh vi
,or js5 - ihs cisins against ssid es,.ss -
,,s,s. =, sna requested sttend f,,r sss -
in.i..i,,e 81 ~ ss,i same adjusted All I~rss.rs
D''.as - pssHsnt Va the under~iepea' ""He
Z 1-a as,-a NJ .ftnniss.r. Z oIarrsy,, - "a.
Admini-rrs,o,,,, .,N MNkINTo<H
p,.. EN-. >ouRsE. as,.~p.y.
'"'''si'ed Jan u. iaeFsh. II. re,o
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

Railroad hnsiBe-e ior 1910 STARR.
out very promising iar u Is a nos,ce-
sble isc, thai ipr the hr-s time ~
msBs wears the kI6 Granie has NJ
ssQnalIzed she npeusng Of .he new
wear BY reaacfinn "a et8p,iasee-
Too much business 60 thssk about
chat nov
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

Cochetopa. Uncompshgra and Ouray
forests are allowed to be overrun
with sheep it is because the forestry
people want more money TO spend
and at heart care nothing about the
watershed matter. simply figure a
way 10 get more revenue where ever
they think public sentiment will
stand for sheep.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
N1HiNs


1he People Of the .stase 90 Cslorsao.
To The Colorado Quartz reek Mining Com
pant the dssfenetniits n blVc named. g tErI NJ,
fon Hre hereby required 10 appear in an ac
ton hrou.,lit aeai'.St yea hy tho above named
plaintiff IN the County Court 90 tsunnisop
iounty. state of t,iloral,i. and answer tb.
s'mpiaini therein within fwenfy days after the
service heresf. u served within thi- e.,uut, T.,
u served out ~ the county ar hy publ1retiot,
within thirty days after the service hereaf \.
cin-iye ~ The nay 90 service. ar judgement hs
d'faut viii be taken az inst you scc..riing o.
The prayer ~ the comp 'aiat. And il a copy uf
the complaint VA the above entitled actiin he
not served with this summons. or Il the service
bsrrot be made oui of tins State. then ten dny :
additional 10 the time herein before specified
Tor appearance aud answer will be- allowed he.
TIRE the TAXING OF Judgment by aefsult ~
The said action Is brought 10 recover from de
iendant company the -nm q sS.ss.3z. tgetlrer
with interest thereon from November ri. Iar.
e.,s,s @ "f SUIT aud such other relief ~ may ap.
The above Is alleged To- be due plaintiffs for
goods, wares and merchandise sold and deliver
ct !" defendant company bs plaintiffs betweei
Juie vt i"is. aud October 81. IsDo. amount ing
ssxs2
tcr board furnished by one Mrs. N n Flick
70 oefendsnt company bs.twecn sept u,ber 1
lNe. aud November 3D. 1875. anl.iunting To
50 -; y wh'eh account has been assigned To
Aud f,r labor rendered by one II. Il. Fl,cl ,o
defendant COMPANY hetween September 4. issss.
aud November ~. I-n,. HuounI ing r. sS.Ig aud
tor meat furnished by said III. ID. tlick 60 de.
iendant company amounting 10 - 90 ma ing
IN all s214 which was assigned D. plsipi ifs & .r
value, rs will more fully appear from the com.
plant IN said actian 10 which reference il here
made aud copy ot which j. hereunto o att aciiei
Aud you are hereby notified that il you tail
70 appear. and ." answer the said complaint as
above requir'd the said plaintiff will cause
your def"u tn he entered herein aud than
pr' zee D. ement against you as prayed for
m s'tti rsiusi ls,ut.
t'isen und.r my hand and the seal of said
"urt ~ buunl-on, ia SAID touiitX, this l8th
day Il December, A. u, 1919
Gro. HErHtRi NGTON.
Judge aud Acting 10, L.
Pub. Jan. FEB. T. IalO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
osgsEsL PAPER t's ~ >SIss,> soe~r,

Colosssa >pr1Hss Ihsmecrm-
t''sifsis b.ii - ust -aaareiy tsr Pan
ch,a. therciose y cas- nsa be said i.s
has 10 ~bow
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

Mrs r J Eeai, 81 Like Cas has
been vssstlne tiwnni~sm rssaisses
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
~ " No ~

state q Coioraiio
uuify Of tiinui.un.
ln The aunty { curt
l.uuis Johu-an. tlristine
l|,hnaon. Iualla Johnson
aud A. ! ioAn-.sn. t.-
iIariuers a. ine bnsines=
unlior thr ffm name Hna
style % Joan-ou aud SIMMONS
tompauy.
Piaintins.
IS.
The Colorado Quartz n
r,'.h Mining 'umpany.
betendanfs.
The Press., 1910-10-26
Children's CIoaks.

More than 1900 Children's Cloaks and Coats and all at Special Anniversary Sale Prices. . ....-... '''rt. - 1a.~. !"
 The great business we do in ChiIdren's s Garments is because Mothers hereabouts understand, that our Children's Garments combine pretty styles, good clothes and always modest prices. .z.a-.. ... AT 275 Choice, Choice of Hundreds s.ii of Cloaks, value $4.OO. r-- ss-s s=-.-...sS AT 2 7E Choice of great variety
 OoSO of Children's and Misses Cloaks, value $500.
 AT C 7E Choice of an immense
 .@f OoS O stock of 3-4 and Long Cloaks, value $500. ......- .-.. AT 77E Choice of Misses and
 OoSJ Children's Plain and Fancy Mixture CIoaks, value 5000
 AT 1n 7E Choice of Three Hundred
 4VOS O Velvet, Caracul and Mole skin Cloaks, value $1S.98. .,sE.sa AT 19 76 Choice of Exclusive Mod
 AAeSO els in Misses and Chil- dren's CIoaks and Coats, value $l5.98. THE $5 SILK WAISTS AT. 80 THE $7 SILK WAISTS AT. ........$5.s 80
The Press., 1910-10-26
Wash Goods and FIanneIs

Outing fnnels Anniversary Sale yard. 40 e
 Kimona outing flannel beautiful cOOgs kind at the Anniversary Sale yard s4c aa" .""tN To ght shfrng prn of two rgular yard 4c. & & es &x E# l5& g. ,-& E .h M
 
 regular Sc value, a, yard. 5Ao ti i##f ts.1N
 S6h figures percalas light signs and COorings regular prics Plain white and fguredf nadras uitabla shirtMaisas regular 19c kind at 124c yard
 MeIcezed diagonal tuing adea regular 19o and 25o values at 124o 45inch white Persian t.aafi44 U's White India Anniversary G
The Press., 1910-10-26
SHOES ]!
WOMEN'S, MISSES AND cHILDREN'S

wOn sa Russia calf button Butcher nveraEy Bale q .es. zsfss - sste. ia g 50 Ap hoesAn at ~" - E. Fl feathers che AnniversAry sae $1 65. 'Wonshs s1 rubber heel Julisttea all at
  MiE S1 26 Butcher Misi $1 75 cloth III Mins $1 50 cOh patent sizes st tan to OhdEen's at To 24 $1.19
 
  92 eo G. ct $1. .99 f afsi is hat saaH patent 2h price
The Press., 1910-10-26
Millinery

black the Anniversary Sale g 95. :. < B /.
 with quls and popular shades; regular $1 98 values at S9o a te 11 plumea $5 the Anniversary Sale ra. Ohldren school regular 9So vauesat 25a
 regular $8. 98 yalues at $1. .98.
 Black Ostrich regular $50, sale price bunch 21c. 4.a4s
The Press., 1910-10-26

5nch and white check suing at 3712c. ta-t a < r.e~aa-.f
 Paids and fancy check suing
 Imported black houpun sung regular price $ Sale price, yard, 75c ..s.z 2
 44nch all wool fall 36noh regular 19c Sale price 14c
 Sked Venetian shades; regular price 4sc. Sale yard.
 Kid oambrio all colors Anniversary sse yard 5
The Press., 1910-10-26
.aaf91-9 Els 7I@@8 I.-1-I q 9EE a. LaCes and EmbrOiderie

FuCh and German Val edges and insertngS ma wide, worth the Anniversary sae yard nainsook price, yard, Embroidery pattns
 
  niveRaary of sd Anniversary plioe ~ ~
  sala sadh,
 oisnal lace alloverS IS inches wds and worth Sale prlOs. yard aeasefs-ss r gs-t #Ts N 60 vanss dF19C s399I3 tastsssss asi aaf . ae ncunOlng. patna regularly ST. Anniversary sale price, Pu dotted yelling white black and cOlOrs regular 123 VAaas 6 embroidery effects regular values. yaFd.ss asgsas ala 4sa ss ess .f
The Press., 1910-10-26
Mems Suits and Overcoats

YOUTHS ao
 Black Thbet medium and~A'O
  MEMS AND YOUTHS $O OO SUITS At'.. 120 and cheviots @5' 5<r.a -ssssa##- .s< MEMS YOUTHS $15O0sUITS eO SoO
 Strictly all wool hand tailored Suits in the new bu sys and
 browns ~t. 'ae %saas | s . =
 sui hundreds choose from in " 0@ popular pattern and fabric.
 s s roo M S .s Rain
 ' ~ anu ' s-D' 4' " ' ~ 1a- ' - Y AHss sss asD o.sso 1opnas .na ss. oyrRooA's $50 MEMS AND YOUTHS $1298 OVERCOATS a "
 Military collar style convertible collar and dress Ovecoas black
 blue and kssies and metons. MEMS 5000 OvERCOATs AT".....~.4z z c3f
 collar military collar and coats all wool tailored. #a
 ASoS0O
The Press., 1910-10-26
rREE DELIVERY

Of all purchases by our wagons according to our rOute schedule; also all purchases of e6.0O or over delivered express or freight prepaid anywhere in Massachu- setts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
The Press., 1910-10-26
CoFsets and Brassieres

Fine coatih cornata. trimmed top with embroidery edge, regnlAr s1.6O kindlms the 'GhnlversAry sale 76O
 Heavy o0util eoTssts, medium, high cad low bust and.fonr hose supporters. regular 59c. values at the Anniversary sale SQc.4,~
 BrnasioEs made Of Hne cambriO, well boned, lace and embroidery trimmed, regular 8ec. values At the anniversary sale 10o,
The Press., 1910-10-26
Dress Goods, Silks and Linings

Moire and Ottoman silks, in all the latest shades regular 5Oc quality at the Anniversary Sale, yard, 39c. Ee.@ &Asss E. ~ "
 Silk popIins, evening and street shades, regularly 45c. value, at 3Ic. yard. N -H Es%% hs
 36-inch satin cashmir de soie, all silk high luster soft finish regular $1.25 value, at S9c. yard. re
 Allwool storm serge, leading shades, regular 59c. Ooodr ot vorl
The Press., 1910-10-26
Fur Coats and Furs

More than 500 rich fur Coats,- more than 1,5O0 handsome Fur Goats, more than 1,5OO hansome Fur Neckpieces and Muffs, all at Special Anniversary Sale Prices. '#"
 Fur Scarfs and Muffs from $I49 to $r25. a
 Fur Coats from $19 to $165.
 Here are 8 half dozen of hundreds of Anniversary Sale Offers: AT SD Genuine Black Russian Pony tAA Fur Coats worth $35. AT $NA Brown Sabeline Fur Coats,
 AT SkinnerSatin lined, worth $37 AT 8 Genuine Black Russian Pony
 Of Fur Coats, 59 in. long, worth $45.oO AT SEE Handsome Jap Mink Long .. OO Fur Coats, Skinner Satin lined, worth $75.OO. B.. .. AT 8 Hundreds of Squirrel, Fox
 and 'Possum Neck pieces and Muffs, worth $75O.
 AT $1 An immense variety of Fox,
 ATLynx, Wolf and Mink Neck pieces and Muffs, worth 5000. THE $S SILK WAISTS AT....$1.85 THE $4 SILK WAISTS AT......$2.S5
The Press., 1910-10-26
Linens, Blankets, COmfortabIess

6Ginch beached mercerzed amask,a sorted patterns regular RM sale price, yard, 2bc
 Full already foruse 1~~g1rn uar price 4Sc. Sale price 8c each.e.' ra 5k
 300 dozen. pillow and @FEMEE sotfnish cotton hemmed ready b@.un.E 12tc Sale price 8ac. #%AaA AtC ctfvkFVtIlJ
 Scotch table dauask, 7s inches wide wauana~e 1 JVS A all lnen extra heavy patterns coO kind a apElns
 POO dozen cotton huck white price Anniversary Sale De- 3
 Meroerized napkins size 1sxls assorted lOc Anniversary 64o each
 221x45 hemstlhod vo.u lar price 83C. Sale 25o each.
 Cambric ready for the nsdl. lar price So, Sale price o3c yard sa ss Full 114 boupa wide sk binding snF value N the Anniversary sao a pAr
 Teddy bear crib blanke prIce 7So sa prlOe. ee9oeecn agEW{Eg M Wf
 1-4 for .4 regular $isss sslsffce $I. IS pair EEkAA WI Nf
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Boys Clothing

Boys $1 50 Blouse Suits s. blue twill 95o
 Boys $2 % Knicker Suits size to l7 at $1 55 Boys $2 75 Russian Blouse suts size 9 to 1O at 1 9S
 Boys $3 % extra of Knik Suits size 16 at $2O0 Boys $8 98 and $4 9S Suits all kinds. $2. 98 .a Boys' $5 co Blue Serge Suits size to IT, at $3 98.
 Boys $5 % Juvenile Suits, size 9 to TO- at $3 89
 Boys $7 50 Suits, sizes 6 to IS, at "A 97. Russian OverCoats 9, at $ AS s .t... Breasted special $2 95 Boys $3 % Russian Overcoats at $l 98.a Little $7 % Military Russian Ovoats and Reefers at $4 s9 Collar 10 worth $1O at $6 95 Military Collar to IT, 9s ....s.= "." 'e3 r.r Boys 25c BoOmerE size 3 to IA, at 19o. Boys 500 Knickers. size 6 to 16s at 33c Boys 500 Trousers, size 9 to IT, at 39c Boys $1OO Knckers size 6 to IT, at 69o
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SwVVeatersaa aao

wonsn'a e3s sSs Goat Sweaters in plain and fAnoY weave, double or ninals hraasted. high or V neck at 41 90.
 Glrls' el e9 Sweater Goats of fancy weave. all colors and all sizes. at e1.20. -.
 InfMnts' 75c sRsateFs of pure wool. fancy weave. tlimmed with pink or blue edge. Al the anniversary sale, 44c. 3 ,as
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Wrappers and PetticOats

Women's 89o Black HSdeRrade Taffeta Pettiooats with ruffle and dust rufie at 39c.
 Women's 9Sc Black satteen Pttti- coats, made with strap seams with wide ruffie and extra dust rufIie, sale price 89c.
 Women's $1. 45 Fancy Figured and Stripe Petticoats, made of high grade clothing several styles at 95c.
 WOmen's $1. % Wrappers of peronle with wide fiounce and lined wAiht at 79o.
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Sale Prices on Cloaks, Dresses, Suits and Furs

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Women's Waists

women's $1 % Lingerie and Nuns Yelling waitt' in several sty les. trim. med w ith lace and embroidery, at the Anniversary Sale 600.
 WomeD's All Wool Nuns Yelling Waists, tucked yoke and Ilait'd back, in white. and some black regular price S2 %, sale $1,2b
 Women's eamrle waits made of very hest lingerie. worth $1 0s and $2 9s. Anniversary Sale piict VI co.
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Fashionable Long Skirts

More than 3, 500 Womef's and Misses Stylish Outergarmepts, and All at Special Anniversary Sale Prices.
 Not only the staple styles in BroadclOth and Fall Serges but our impressive show ing of Long Coats in Fabric Caracul, Po- ny Skins, sealette, Persian Lamb and Velour, also fur trimmed and lined coats AT A OQ.The Coats that sell regu-
 Iarly at $7.5O. AT 6.98 1asos.:s ,.a;r .s s;s. that sell 'sso 4r 9.98 Ii; 'as;, os';; <; s,sss ,nss sell 'ss' AT IA. .9S Thsosa;s ,.h;s .s s;s s1st ss sell rsso AT 0A 0o The Coats that si,ll regu-
 @"YC lariy at $25.OO.
 AT of OSa The Coats that sell regu-
 02'~ Iarly at $38.5O.
 THE $lO SKIRTS ON SALE AT. ....$7 80 THE $16 SKIRTS ON SALE AT. .$12 80
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