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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
HACK RELATES HOW
GOTCH DODGED HIM

own country. II Cana wins this tour
nament will be ready 10 meet him il
England or America, or would be
willing to go TO India to wrestle him.
There are many good wrestlers In
the world. Strange to say. my choice
or an ideal wrestler. one who has
great speed. cleverness and courage
Is Pat Connolly, the Galway Tiger
lie is not a champion; in fact. he
never will be a champion, but he has
wonderful courage. and one time he
impressed me so favorably in fierce
bout that have ever since envied thd
lrishman's courage. | am Russian
by birth, and if | could change my
nationality II surely would be to turf
myself into an Irishman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
YALE LINEUP IS
CHANGED GREATLY
Veteran Coaches Override Coy and
Decide on Men To Go Against
Princeton,

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. S.-Only
one place in the Yale lineup for Sat
urday game with Princeton is In
doubt today-right end. where Bomeis
lei praCtised yesterday BOmeisler
has been out of the game so long that
there is doubt whether he can be got
into shape II he loses the place
Brooks is likely TO win IT.
The other positions will be filled by
Fitzpatrick. left end; Scully, left tackle,
Fuller, left guard; Morris, center; Nc
Dewitt. right guard: Paul, right tackle
Howe, quarter; Field. left half; Capt
DAILY. right half, Reilly, fullback.
The eleventh-hour shifting OF Howe
10 quarter and Paul TO tackle is an in
dication OF the ineficiency OF the
methods CT Head Coach Coy. who has
been practically superseded by sew
eial OF the veteran coaches. Their
word will be law for the rest OF the
season.
The team rs now made mp is be
lieved 70 have great possibilities. but
few Yale followers believe that II can
be perfected in the few remaining
days.
The efforts 10 reconstruct the team
continued today with a long secret
practice and scrimmaee Following
their resolve 10 train the squad In
the open play possible under the new
rules, the coaches tried new plays 70
spring on the unsuspecting Tigers.
Fitzpatrick and Bomeisler received
the undivided attention OF a trio oil
The best ends Yale ever had. led by
Tom" Sheylin
Princeton In Fine Shape.
PRINCETON M Nov S,-With
every man on the squad in good con
ditioI. Princeton today began puttinG
in-t the finishing ticks for the Yale
game Saturday. Election made but
little interruption in the work and the
men were scheduled for an afternoon
OF the hardest kind Of practice.
The coaches are paying particular
attention TO improving the team work
OF the back field, especially in the run
ming back OF punts, which was loose
in the Holy Cross game last Saturday
Although Princeton u confident oi
breaking Yale's Dig string OF victories
over the Tigers. the confidence is not
manifestirg itself in very long odds
The best that Princeton men have of
fered so far is TO I, whereas 5 to Z
and 10 l are demanded There Is
the ever-present fear that Yale may
uncover something at the last moment
and upset the hopes OF the Tigers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
CHICAGO SPORTS LAND IN
JAIL BECAUSE OF BOXING

CHICAGO, Nov. S-Some 500 sports
are today cooling their heels in the
local police stations as the result Of
the raid made on a Political rally
last night, in which the principal
Speakers" appeared in trunks and
boxing gloves. Ii was so arranged
that the debate would hesitate every
minutes so that the speakers might be
sponged and patched up, but the POI
lice spoiled things.
Il has been some time since an at
tempt has been made TO stage a prize
fight here, but last night the sports
tried TO Put one over" by advertis.
ing a political rally in an Old barn.
The Chairman had just introduced
Young Ketchel' and Mickey Sherl-
dan. when the police arrived
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
LESLIE WILL
AID HARVARD

BOSTON, Nov. S-Harvard under
graduates congratulated each other TO.
day when they learned that Doc. ~
Leslie, the big plunging fullback, Is
back In the scrimmage line OF the
Crimson football squad after nearly
month absence. Leslie received a
serious injury to his knee in the VII
liams game and could not appear In
the scTimmage until yesterday.
Heavier work was scheduled for the
Harvard football squad today after
yesterdays light practice. The squad
was divided into sections composed OF
linesmen. back linesmen. backs and
ends and given departmental dFil=A
new face was seen amOng the coaches
in the person OF Harry Kersberg. a
former Crimson guard. who came
home all the way from an Alaskan
mining camp for the two big Harvard
games with Dartmouth and Yale
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
Roller Is Not SO Strong.

BOSTON, Nov. s-Boston wrestling
fans today said they We're not 20 sure
shat Dr. b. +. Roller mas anything Ike
clear title 90 the worlds champion.
ship. for he was unable 90 throw HAL
mar Lundtn, OF Sweden twice IN ono
Eour at the Boston Arena last night.
as he he'd contracted TO do The
Swede showed surprisingly good form
and stood Roller OF for "a minutes
1Cik seconds before his shoulders
finally struck The floor In the short
limo that interviewed before the hour
was UP Roller was unable to- secure
another fall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
Gentlemen" Races at Belmont.

NEW YORK, Nov S.-The United
Hunts Racing association. which in
terpreted means an organization OF
gentlemen Jockeys. opened two-days'
meet az Belmont park today The az
fair promises TO be one OF the chief
events OF the early social season. a
number OF foreign army officers. who
came over 20 attend the horse show,
will participate. The meet is an an
nual foreruner OF the biggert event.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

The wrestlers are on
us again. Headed by
Jack Curly. OF Chicago.
the European invasion
is in full blast, and the
winter will witness the
Old game of cross and
double-cross with the
public as the angora.
just as has been the
case for several seasons.
Curly's big attraction
is George Hacken-
schmidt, who was the
Russian lion" before
Frank GOtch made him
quit in their champion
ship match.
Hackenschmidt has
been In Europe since be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
DICK NELSON SPENDS HIS
TIME MOSTLY ON FLOOR

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. Nov. s.
Fighting Dick Nelson will have to
call again. when Harry Lewis isn't at
home. before he wins the welterweight
championship, or whatever claim 20
the title Lewis has. Lewis knocked
out Nelson In the second round OF
their scheduled ten-round affair last
night
During the few minutes Of the fight
Nelson spent most OF his time on the
floor. The man who put him up 10
the notion Of fighting Lewis, certainly
owes him an onoloev.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
7E5T75 THE TINES SPORT PAGE 70"" NELLY J
WILL PLAY THE GOOD
OLD-FASHloNEO GAME.


CHICAGO. Nov. S.-An old
fashioned Thanksgiving day
football game with the old
rules and other features which
made the sport success In
past years is TO be staged here
turkey day by the former play.
ers of two of the best Prep.
school teams probably ever de
veloped In the country.
Arrangements have been
completed for the old North
Division High School team OF
1906, to meet the Englewood
High school 1908 team. Both
teams were famous IN their
day. North Division having
made a trip 10 Seattle in 1906.
Two years later the Englewood
team played the Butte, Mont.
and Longmont, Colo, high
schools on two-weeks' trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
lynch Sure OF Realization.

NEW YORK, Nov S-Prcsident
Thomas J. Lynch. OF tho National
league. announced today that later IN
the week he would issue ;hc formal
call for the annual meeting of She
league. which will be held a the Wal
dorf- Astoria on Dec. l3. lynch con
fdcnuv expects 90 he reelected TO his
present position claiming John T.
Brush. John :. c. Dewey. Barney Drey.
fuss and August Hermann ms the four
votes necessary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

IL Is probable Hacken.
schmidt can defeat all OF
our wrestlers-if he is
permitted to wrestle on
the level. Just who
promoters have in pick
lie for the big windup
show, which will come
along in February or
March. probably. is
known only 10 them
selves. The usual pro-
gram is TO have the for
eigners beat everyone
up 10 the big match, and
then which the
betting public generally
does AT the same time
and the promoters get
the pickings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
SMITHS CAN
FIGHT SOME

NEW YORK, Nov. S.--A search for
his hoodoo is being made today by
Battling Hurley. who lost on foul last
night TO Jack Smith. at the Marathon
Athletic club Hurley was billed "a
fight Joe Bedell but when the latter
saw the wide exPanse OF empty seats
he refused 10 90 on and Smith was
substituted.
Hurley who swesrs he can whip
Bedell. was rapidly losing 10 Smith
when lie cracked his opponent one in
the groin. Smith was out half an
hour.
Another OF the Smith tribe, Cy by
name was also successful in his pug
ilistic aspirations last night, knocking
out frankie Madden. OF the east side.
Rights and let's 10 the jaw in the
eighth round brought the mill TO a
close.
There IL no hope for Michigan. Louis
Van Zelst who was mascot for the
for tho University Of Pennsylvania
football team. Louis is regular pro-
fcsSiCnal mascotter now, and II he can
do as well for the Penn team as he did
for the Athletics the Wolverine is in
for good beating
Up at Cornell they ARE Peeved nj
Hugh Jennings Students say Jennings
had no business galNing in politics ana
using the name o. the college freely
Some say his activity Will act against
the candidate he favored.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
overall May Coach Yale.

CHICAGO, Now S.-It everything
goes right and the Yale authorities
can be brought to the belief that Or
vic Overall. the Cubs pitcher, is as
good baseball coach as Johnny Evcr4
thinks he is. the big twirler will prob
ably coach the Blue team next spring
Eyers has received offers from both
Annapolis and Yale, and having abuu,
decided 20 accept the navy propo
sition. to.iay promised Overall he
would do everything possible 10 Land
him the Yale job.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
SHORT LENGTHS

gan Ia Woolens
Queen WiIheImIna II Interested In ,
scheme 10 raise goats in Pennsylvania
Thought all tn ePenn goats came from
Chicago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

.
W. X. Vanderbilt, whs
owns more railway
mileage than he knows
what to do with. is =
devotee OF the automo
bile He was the spin,
behind the Ormond
Beach races "a few years
ago. fathered the roa 4
rupa hon rgr,gr hIg 49,, -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

beaten by Mahmout and Zbyszko.
Ordeman, having won the match
from Cutler. will 80 after some easy
meat in Doc Roller Then he Will meet
less Westergard. Of Des Moines. and
Americas. the Baltimore light heavy
weight. n he can best these men he
will seek engagements with the for
eigners.
I. Ordeman and Henry Miller ere like
~ TO wrestle in Detroit Nov 20 az the
opening Of the new Wolverine Ath
letic club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

This photograph was made just be
fore the ordeman-Cutler match for the
heavyweight catch-as-catch-can cham
rionship OF America between Henry
Ordeman and Kid Cutler. Frank
Gotch. retired champion, refereed.
The Impression that Gotch rendered
The championship Of the world 10 the
winner is an error. Gotch stated be-
fore the contest that he had no right
60 give away the worlds title, because
10Th Ordeman and Cutler had been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

J. PIerpOnt Morgan,
rex. when he can es-
cape the thraldom OF
Wall st. finds sport and
pleasure cruising on hts
magnificent steam yacht
CoTsair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08


and still cuts into the nigh when tho
road Is clear
"fs u.ntinr sport,.-Auxton. Inou,.l
or NO, not II you fall down An |
swer. Hereafter the place to laugh
will be designated thus. Cttt).
I'VE lost the Pennast last yea
through bad actors" SAYS Pres Dreyl
fuss, Of the Pittsburg club Then I'D
allows that Hans Wagner will be trad
ed IT Fred Clarke says so Get tho
idea
Cnri Morris, of SapuIpa, Oklahoma, ID
the latest hope OF the white race" BE |
motive engineer Now he has trimmed
a couple Of tenth-rate lighters and AMI
nounccs >Je is prepared 10 wrest thu
hcavyw eight title from Jawn Jawnsonl
which. from this great distance. seemA
to be considerable OF task
.
GnhbH street, Washington catcher
denies in "A signed statement, that Id
league Fetch. old boy. laid great en-
phasis on the fact that he had Street
and Johnson as star battery. Street
SAYS he COTresponded with Fletcher bui
never signed a contract.
.
George Barton, In the Minneapoli9
red blood in protesting two Minnesota
players. Barton says It's a good Way
10 cover up an cleven's weaknesses ID
that the reason why Michigan squawk
ed?
Jack Johnson's advice. "DOnt try I'd
beat a man at his own game" afte
meeting Oidheld probably came homo
when that Chicago striker bounced 4
brick on his conk
J. PIerpOnt Morgan, ~
rex, when he can es- TIN
cape the thraldom OF ~
Wall-st finds sport and LA
pleasure cruising on hts
magnificent steam yacht
CoTsair.
AZ last accounts Fletcher was doin
a Moissant over Manhattan island, try{
ing 20 find an unoccupied spot btd
enough for n ball lot-with small
chance OF success
Maybe one reason Why Zbyssk0|
Gamma HaCkerschmidt ct al, didn'
leave Europe until Gotch's retirement
was cinched r. that they are subject I'd
NAL de mer And possibly Jack Curly
had something 10 do with the sailin
date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

Tough luck for the demon Tigers
down IN Cuba-they lost their vote
Now. ~ they had only gone 20 South
america there might have been revO-
iutions enough IN six weeks for a half
dozen votes and nothing would have
been lost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

Lest We ~ accused 90 siowness,
here's the fatal question. Did you
Vots7'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08
Wants To Wrestle Cana.

European wrestling is once more on
a boom, and had Cana remained IN
London TO wrestle me instead OF re
turning to India a day or two after /
announced my willingness 10 meet
him. I am sure we would have gone
the record gait. am sure he did not
leave for any fear Of me, but Instead,
TO win the coming tournament In his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-08

AZ last accounts Fletcher was dOIns
a Moissant over Manhattan island, try
ing 10 find an unoccupied spot bis
enough for n ball lot-with small
chance OF success
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

Priesmeyer's Ladies Black Oxfords with tan tops, regular price $1.75. In this sale at. SIPS
 H. & N. Women's Kid Butcher Ox- lords, regular price $1.75 In this sale at. .......... .............$ .$l.25
 Women's Kid Butcher Oxfords, patent leather tips, SS heel, regular price $1.50 Sale price ....$1.1O
 Wolf Bros. Women's Calf Shoes, all solid leather, regular price S1.5O. During this sale at. ....$1.1O
 Wolf Bros. Ladies' Kid Shoes, all solid leather, regular price $1.65. Must go during this sale at. .$1.2O
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26
Ladies' w aists

Ladies Tailor-Made Linen Waists, trimmed in front with panels of embroidered roses, tucks on each side of front and back, long sleeves and detachable collar, open front, will go in this sale at .25
 Ladie S Swiss embroidery Waists, the entire back, front sleeves, collar and cuffs made of one piece embroidery, collar neatly edged with narrow lace, clusters of tucks in front and back, a great bargain at $1. 50
 A nice line of Pongee Waists with Baby Irish trimming, regu- lar price $2.5O, sale price S1. 50
 Ladies Linen Shirtwaists with a handsome panel of raised em- broidery in floral design, pleats
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

Ladies EndweIl Patent Colt Bluch- CT Shoes, latest style, high heels, regular price $3.50. Sale price $500
 Same as above except in Gun Metal, regular price $3.50. Sale price $500
 H. & M. Woman's Kid Buttons, Pat. tip, solid leather, regular price $2.50. During this sale. .$1.75
 A large line of Mems Old Hickory Calf Shoes, regular price $2.50. Will go during this sale at. ....$2.OO
 Mems Goodyear Welt Gunmetal Butcher Shoes, regular price S3.OO. Sale price. .$2. 50
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26
Staple and Fancy Dress Goods Department

A nice line of Taffeta Orientals, regular price 36c. Sale price. ZIG
 White Smyrna Silk at the reduced price of, per yard. .16c
 Two pieces of Satin Velvet, in pink and black, regular price soc. Sale price. ce........................Zoc Zoc
 Mercerized Sateen, in pink only, regular price 30. Will go in this sale at .......... ZIG
 Our 25c India Linen will go in this sale at. t.............. zoo Our 1Oc India Linen will go at. sc
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

Just received from the mill large line of Short Length Calicoes, all col ors, will go during this sale at, per yard rd.....................4c .4c 4000 yards Standard Cotton Plaid, 28 inches wide, all colors, regular price 7c. Sale price. ....... Sc
 10 yards to customer.
 A large line of IL Yard Wide Sheeting. Will go in this sale at per yard .... Sc
 10 yards to a customer.
 A beautiful line of Soiesetts, well worth 35 cents per yard. Will go during this sale at ......... 22c
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

Roberts, Johnson & Rand Pilgrim Tan Oxfords, regular price $3.50. During this sale at t..S SAYS
 Roberts, Johnson 6 Rand Patent Leather Butcher Oxfords, regular price S4.00. During this sale $2.85
 Roberts, Johnson & Rand Pilgrim Shoes, regular price $3.50 During this sale at..............$2.
 Little Mems Patent Butcher Ox- lords, stock tip, low heel, solid leath- CT, regular price $1.75. Must go in this sale at. 5n
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

Our Silks will go in this sale at the following prices:
 Blue, black, red, brown Taffeta. .85c China Silk in pink and white at. .45c A line of narrow Silks at per yd.. ..1Oc Bond and Gilt Edge Satin at. .oOc
 35c Table Damask will go at per yard ............... ..2Oc
 soc grade of Turkey Red Damask will go at. ................ 35c
 Poe Mills Grade c Special Finish Bleached Muslin, regular price 10c. Sale price. ...............8 l-Z5
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A beautiful line of pink, blue and gray Chambray. Regular price lOc. Sale price. .................. oc
 A beautiful line of Roumaine Striped Poplins in white, black, red and blue. Regular price 30c. Sale price. FAC
 A small line of Mercerized Striped Poplins, regular price 35c. Sale price. ce......................23c 23c
 A nice line of Arabian Silk Poplins, regular price 75c. Sale price. .47c
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

Priesmeyer's old ladies' plain toe Kid Oxfords, regular price $1.25. Sale price. e............... 10
 Priesmeyer's ladies' Kid Butcher Oxfords, regular price S1.65. Sale price. e......-...............$1.20 20
 Priesmeyer's ladies' Kid Oxfords in tans, regular price $1.75. Will go during this sale at...........$1.2 .25
 Priesmeyer's Ladies Pat. Button Oxford, regular price $2.50. Will go at this sale for ..$2.00
 Priesmeyer's Kid Butcher Oxfords, regular price S2.50. Sale price $2.00
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Mems Shirts

Mems Medium Weight Black Sateen Shirts. regular 75c. Sale price. soc
 A large line Billy 'Possum Work Shirts. These shirts are we'll made with yoke and rein forced cuffs, regular price 65c. A great bargain at t..........4 40c
 Horner's Fine PIeated Bosom Dress Shirts, retail the world over for $1.00. In this sale at. Csc
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

deep fiounce, trimmed with four rows lace insertion and lace edging. regular price $1.40, sale price. .....- ........-.. LUG
 Ladies' Muslin Petticoats with 18-inch fiounce of tucks and em- broidery, a bargain at. .S1.5O
 A nice line of Ladies Light and Heavy-Weight Skirts will go in this sale at greatly reduced prices.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26
Ladies' Undervests
 and Pants

Our Ladies 15c Undervests will go at sc 10c Undervests will go at. ..5c
 This is a snap. don't miss it.
 Our line of Ladies Muslin Pants with embroidery edged ruffies will go at per pair ..25c
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26
OVERALLS

Norton's Extra Heavy Overall, made of best Everit blue denim wlth extra heavy suspenders, with fiye packets and rule and watch pocket. Extra bargainat .20c Ferguson McKinney's Blue Overall striped with stars, regular prlce 65c. Sale price .4Sc
 All extra large sizes.
 Lincoln Made White and Blue o.rlped pe Overall, light weight, reg '' O'0 oaie price ..t...3 BOG
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

A large line of EnameIed Tea Ket- ties, regular price 60c. Sale price 41c
 A large line of 6-qt. Milk Pans, reg ular price 20c. Sale price ..15c
 Enameled 4-qt. Coffee Pot, regular price 35c. ..25c
 300 Large Basting Spoons, worth 10c. Sale I.ice. Sc
 Large Line Enameled Dippers, reg 6ular price 1Sc. At. ..1Oc
 A beautiful line of Enameled Pie
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26
Mems Underwear

Mems Pepperell Elastic JedD sals Drawers, regular price 5Oc- os'. z . price ...... .....''oUe'
 Mems Extra Fine Elastic oea,a as Dimity Drawers. This IS a s'c", os bargain gainat...........''''fV0 at.
 Mems Fine Egyptian ullu,' nns shirts. regular price 35c, now lUc
 Mems French Balbrlegan oaIs gl dershirts, regular price 5Oc snc oa's price. .....stst.s.''.oos oos
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

ated in gold, at the low price of SOC S-pt. Pitchers, gold decorated at. .35c ? 1-2 pt. Pitchers, floral decorated 13c S-pt. Plain Pitchers with gold band around top. A great bargain at .25c
 8-inch Dinner Plates, floral decor ation, regular price $1.00 per set. Go at.......................
 Floral Decorated Cups and Saucers. regular price $1 % per set. Go at CSC
 300 91-2 inch Nappies with gold band decorations. This ware is guar
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

anteed not to craze. A great bargain dl' dl'.......-..-...... ...... ... .25c
 8-inch Floral Decorated Nappies. A great bargain at .13c
 Twenty-four l3-inch Gold Decor ated Platters, guaranteed not to craze. A great bargain at. .2Oc
 Fine Gold Decorated Cake Plates. A bargain at .25c
 Gold and Floral Decorated lO-inch Bakers. A Snap at. .25c
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lelw0re, Chinaware. Pottery, Ranges. Etc.

Plates, sell for 10c everywhere. Our sale price. Sc
 Forty-eight 17-qt. Dishpans, regular 50c pans. To go at ..........3 .35c
 12 only, 21-qt. Enameled Bread Raisers, regular price S1.00 Going at this sale for. for.............75c
 have arranged with the Globe Pottery Co. to sell their wares whole sale and have received a large ship ment. In order to introduce them will sell them in this sale at the following prices.
 4 1-2 qt. White Milk Pitchers, decor
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

A beautiful line of Silk-fnish Bro- cades, regularprice75. Saleprice 4oc
 A few pieces of Miyaka Shantung,
 a beautiful dress goods, regular price 75c. Sale price. ............ .4oc
 Saratoga Dress Duck, in all colors, per yard. .1Oc
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Skirts, Gowns and
 Petticoats

You will find a Great Bargain in our German Linen Skirts at the following prices:
 White Skirts with fancy but tons on each side att. ..$1.25
 White Skirts with fiounce. will go at ..$1.25 Tan Skirts at SIPS Blue Skirts at...... ...$1.25 Ladies Muslin Gowns. a bar gain at ..................75C Muslin Gowns with yoke of embroidery. insertion and tucks, in this sale at .........$1.25 Ladies' Muslin Petticoats with
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

Ferguson Mckinney High Grade Dress Shirts, regular price 65c. Sale price ......... .45c
 Twin City Extra Fancy Silk Bosom Dress Shirts, well worth 75c, will go during this sale 45c
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-26

merchandising campaign Ever Rmarkae fixed with the making oae Don to advantage this circular