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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-10-12
nROBATE ORDER state OF MichiVar
ID-Thn probate Court for the County Of Ch.ir

DROBATE ORDER State OF Michigan,
i The Probate Court for the County Of Char
levoix.
At a session Of said court, held at the pro
bate office In the City Of Charevois. in said
county, on the 90th day OF September A. ID
1912
Present: Hon. John NJ. Harris. Judge Of Pro-
bate.
In the matter, of the estate Of Marion
Shearr. deceased.
Belle Roy having died In said court her
final administration account, aud her petition
praying for tho allowa' ce thereof and for the
assignment and distribution OF the residue OF
said estate,
IL Is ordered that the 2sth day OF October
A. ID. .S12. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. al
said probate office. be and ls hereby appointed
for examining and allowing said account and
hearing said petition;
IL Is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given by publication OF u copy OF
this order Tor three successive weeks prev
ious TO said DIV of hearing In the Charlevoix
County Herald. newspaper printed aud cir
culated In said county.
JOHN NJ. HARRIS,
A true copy. Judge Of Probate.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-10-12
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. Timothy Krobotb

Sunday Oct. IL
500 A. NJ, Low Mass. Communion
for Senior and Junior Holy Name So
cieties.
1880 A. NJ. High mass aud sermon,
1880 p NJ. Utilization Junior Holy
Name Society. Benediction.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-10-12

Inez HAYNES Gilmore wants to know
If women should propose. Well. that
we believe is the custom.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-10-12

1
day for Germfask.
Clark Haire apd wife were here
from Boyne City. Tuesday.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stohlman SOP, Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Ward was guest OF
Charlevoix friends. Sunday.
CLYDE Hnnsbereer returned to his
work at the 500. Saturday last.
Archie Menzies Of Vanderbilt is
clerking at Hite's Drug Store.
Mrs. V. Harmon Of Manton is guest
Of her daughter, Mrs Frank Gay.
e. A. Ashley and family now occu-
py their new residence On Third st.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. King OF
this city a son, last Friday at Bay
City.
G. S. Abbott was here from Detroit
this week on business with the Elec-
trio Co.
e. j. Crossman returned first OF the
week FROM short business trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. John Mcdonald OF Central
Lake was guest OF friends in our city
over Sunday.
Miss Winnifred Kempton nf Lake
View is guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Graft.
]. G. Waterman OF Grand Rapids
was guest at the home OF his brother
B. K. Waterman over Sunday.
| Miss Phyllis Hurlburt left Monday
| for IronwOod, where she teaches the
first grade 10 the public school.
Fl. +. Reid left for Bad Axe this
week on business that will require
his attention for several weeks.
Fl. S. Lamb and wife returned home
to Manton. Tuesday, after fortnight
visit with A. Ashbaugh and family.
Mrs G. A. Bell, who has been at
WinQna, Mimi. with her daughter,
Mrs, II. Bovd, returned home Tues:
day.
Mrs. Hibbler, who has been guest OF
her sister, Mrs. j. Howard. for few
days returned To her home at Detroit
first Of the week.
Guy Hunsberger and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip To
Pennsylvania and leave today for Pet.
oskey, their future home.
Mrs. VI. Chesney and daughters OF
Woodstock, Canada. are guests OF heI
sister. Mrs. VIM. Howard and will re,
main number of weeks.
Bert &. Shaver Of Charlotte is guest
at the home of j. G.. Rogers. Mr.
Shaver is u chiropractor and Is think
ing some of locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Porter LET,
FRIDAY morning for Ann Arbor where
he will take treatment DR.. G. A
Sweet and wife accompanied them.
Mrs. B. Madill leaves this Satur
, day morning for Detroit as delegate
Of the local Rebekah lodge to the
. State Assembly which convenes next
week.
A. j. Kline and wife returned las
week from Grand Rapids and Other
points in the southern part of the
state where they were visiting re-
latiyes.
: M IS Margaret Bowman left Wed.
nesday for Bay City where she will
continue In the dressmaking busi.
pess. Her mother will join hel tn!
last of the week.
Silas Lanwav and wife and Mis-!
Cham berlain left for Detroit thi:
morning, Mr.. Lanway as delegate
to the l. 0, o. F. convention and the
ladies for visit.
A delegation Of six ladies from tn,
Whist Club went TO Charlevoix Wed
nesday and carried beautiful cu'
} glass dish to Mrs. S. Bush, a memen
TO from the Club members.
Methodist Ladies Aid will be en-
tertaIned by Mrs. A. l.. Black aht
Mrs. II. Dewitt at the home of the
former, Wednesday, Oct. le. Full
ATTENDANCE Is desired. Visitors vel
come.
Mrs. \. Delesieune OF Petoskey
and Mrs. L. Lockwood and daughtel
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-10-12

IquiJe Ill LIis week,
Erwin HYATT ~ at Alden this week,
guest OF his parents.
F. A. Kenyon was doyp from Mac
kinac Island, Tuesday.
Bert wilhelm was a Detroit bpni
ness visitor this week.
Mrs George Carr spent Sunday last
with Charleyolx friends.
John Williams and family are NOV
ing TO Crawling this week.
Miss Sophia Berg was home over
Sunday from County Normal.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Piggot
OF Echo. daug hter, Oct. 1st.
Mesdames VIM. Howard and NJ.
Chepsey are guest OF Onaway fri en1s.
Mrs. Charles Price OF Aberdeen,
WASH, is guest Of relatives In our
city.
Mrs. Edd Smatts left on Wednes-
day last for a months visit at Central
Lake.
Mrs Archie Bashaw OF Newberry is
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Flore nee
Hedger.
Arthur IngersoIl and wife Of Boyne
City spent Sunday with A. AshbSpgh
ald wife.
Miss Berle, little daugeter OF Oom'r
Milford and wife, Is quite sick with
bronchitis.
W. f. Hawkins OF Reed City is the
new clerk at the East Jordan Lumber
Cos. Store.
Word vas received from Chebovaan
Friday that the infant son Of VIM.
Palmer was dead.
Miss Martha Anderson Of Grand
Rapids is guest OF her friend Mrs.
Addison Stewart.
W. Fl. Sheldon of Saginaw was
here this week ia the interest OF the
Capitol Loan Co.
The Metropole Dancing Club IL or
ganizing for series of parties during
the coming months.
Fl. G.. Blount and family will occu-
py the Warne residence recently occu-
pied by the Ashleys.
Mr.. Belding and son Of Bear Lake
were guests Of Miss Cora Bedding a
few days this week,
V. G. Holbeck was called IN Lam
sing last Saturday by the serious i'll
ness OF his mother.
The Knights Of Pythias will give
a dancing party at their hall next Fri =
DAY evening. the 18th.
Mrs. Guy Stanhope was here from
Boyne CITY this week guest Of her
sister, Mrs. A. Bowen.
Jack Lenbardt has opened barber
shop in the store building just north
of the Temple Theatre.
Mrs. E J. Bowen returned from
Cadillac last Saturday where she was
delegate TO the W. Il. q.
Mrs. BlaIn Harrington of Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan is guest of her
mother. Mrs. VIM. Harrington.
A marriage license was issued last
Monday to Johu Lenosky and Mary
Novac, both OF Wilson township.
Gale Tompkins and family now oc.
cupy the VIM. RainO residence on the
west side, recently sold to t. Bren.
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lalonde returned
the last OF the week from a two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Gren-
: on at Detroit,
Mrs. John Williams and family
have returned from Deward where
they have been staying with Mr.. Will
lians the past month.
Barney Bayliss, fireman at the
Electric Light Plant, received sever
broken ribs and scalp wound 10 an
accident at the plant Wednesday.
The L. o. T. NJ NJ. gave a fare well
party at the Maccabee Hall. for Mes
DANES Bowman and J. Williams who
were faithful members of the order.
Messrs and Mesdames r. q. Bisbee
aud Geo. q. Glenn were at Traverse
City, Tuesday, in an auto attending
a meeting OF the North western Mich
igan Bankers Association,
Mrs. ]. G.. Holiday and daughter.
Beulah, who have been visiting al
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-10-12
A mar can enjoy a pother-in-law
joke-if he is bachelor.

Theirs is as yet no law to prevent a
man sitting cross legged, but that j.
about the only privilege the men have .
left.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
BECOMES mad MAN WHEN
SENTENCE PRONOUNCED
PRISONER FOUGHT UNTIL HE IS
BEATEN uNcoNsclo Us - @uR
pERso HIS WE TRIED TO
Kilsl- JllRoR- ~ e LED sIIl; ~;
cQUBTs


NEW I Y YOIlK; Jan. 19--For3the first
time in the criminal history Of New
York, u man was sentenced to death
today and was manacled, hand and
foot, and laden with heavy Chains be-
fore the judge pronounced his doom,
He was supported by deputy sher-
ifs, Who had clubs ready to use. The
court room was bare OF spectators.
Within fifteen minutes after the
death sentence the man was on his
way TO Sing Sing prison. The prisoner
was Joseph Sorrone.
When found guilty last week of kill
ing his wife, Katy, BY cutting her
throat, Oct. "a, last, he tried to muir
der one of the jurors who convicted
him and gashed his own throat with a
piece of glass and fought the deputies
until he was beaten unconscious.
Today, when Sorrone was told to get
ready to go before Judge Foster to be
sentenced, he snarled with rage and
tore at the unhealed wounds in his
neck. The guard caught his hands and
the man turned on him. They fought
until beaten unconscious and he was
then chained. The corridors Of the
Tombs we're in an uproar.
Judge Foster was warned that the
Black Hand meant to make a demon
stration and had the court room clear
ad
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
.DR. BENNETT
IS VERY Ill
FRIENDo IN THIS CITY RECEIVED
MESSAGE TELLING OF SERIOUS
ILLNESS OF EDUCATOR. 20,

Friends Of DR.. Charles j. c. Bennett,
residing in the city have received
news OF his serious illness at his home
in Eugene. Oregon. The message stat
ed that Mr.. Bennett had been i'll for
the past three weeks with grippe and
in the past ten days pneumonia had
developed and his condition was most
serious. Growing out of the news of
DR.. BENEFITS illness, rumor was
afloat to-day in the city that he had
died, inquiry however proved the
statement to be ingrounded save for
the fact of his serious illness. DR..
Bennett was formerly president Of the
State Normal school in This city ana
his friends will regret to learn OF his
serious illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
MANY ENJOY
FINE Dinner
FIRST AID TO THE INJURED WILL
BE TAUGHT BY DR.. J. W. Nc.
DONALD.

The business Mems Gy'rl C!:-s 80
a fine dinner at the Y, NJ. G, A. last
night which was enjoyed by the fifty
men that sat around the festal board.
There was fine flow of social inter,
course while the feast was in prog
ress and the spirit of eomradeship
that permeated the atmosphere was
delightful,
Mr.. James o. Watson was master
of ceremonies. Speeches were made
by Rev. ]. G. Broomheld, Rev. w. !.
Canter Rev. L. X. Probst, DR.. ]. w.
Mcdonald, Dr. O. |. Woodley and
Mayor Martin.
DR.. McDonald's talk was prepara.
tory to the establishment of class
in First Aid to the Injured which has
been organized and which he will
have charge. This class will meet on
every Thursday night at the Y NJ. c.
"A. The class was organized last
night.
Mr.. James o. Watson was elected
president of the Business Mems Gym
class.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
N'FARLANO
ON HIS WAY TO
PIT TTSBURBH
nEvIsINe PLANS TO De.
FENp HlM-WILL SECURE BAIL
so THAT HE MAY NOT REMAIN
IN JAIL.

GREENyiLLE, Tenn Jan. ls. Rev.
W. .sMcFarland, aecured Of causing
the death of Elsie D. eoe, his former
secretary, is on his way to Pittsburg
In charge Of Detective Lutz.
Before leaving here Mcfarland sign
ed waiver to requisition papers in
the Office OF the sheriff.
Protests his innocence and prayed
for himself and the other prisoners
in the jail.
Will Defend Him..
PiTTsBURG, Jan. 19.-Frfends and
former co.workers of Mcfarland when
he taught here met this afternoon to
devise a course for defending him and
secure bail SO he will not have to re.
main in jail when he arrives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
OVENS BOTTLE COMPANY
ANOTHER CONTRACT
VRlEL Rgillp IMMENSE WARE
sfIEp WORK 70 BE STARTED
AS SOON AS WEATHER coNol.
TloNs WILL PERMIT - PITTS.
SURG FIRM SUCCESSFUL BID.
pEss

Tile Ovens West Virginia Bottle
company has let the contract for the
ctlonsof an immense ware shed at
3its piant on the East side of the river.
jle 4tiecssgful bidders for this con-
taes was ctlntlc Marshall, Of Pits
Blfg
The approximate dimentions OF the
strpctuFe is three hundred feet long
by two hundred and seyenty.fiye feet
wide. This win make huge storage
mouse Tor the plant that is turning out
III Superior ware IN quantities almost
unbelievable
The local factory challenges the at
tentloii Of glass men in all parts of
iiile country. From every part OF the
United States prominent men in the
p.sass business come to;see the won-
derftl workings OF the Ovens ma.
cIines. Hundreds OF visitors from
other cities have gone through the 10,
plant and found Il tobe without peer
in the entire glass making industry.
,rlSe new building will be of the
most modern sort and will be in har-
iiiony in every particular with the ele-
giant factory structures. The cost was
mot given out.
Representatives OF the contracting
firm have been on the ground and
have taken the measurements for the
foundation. AS soon as the weather
conditions will permit the sub.struc-
! tlfe wlll be laid and the construction
100 the superstrncture will follow i'm.
fnediately The work. win be carried
along as isstf as can be 50 tfia the
bsIIldtag may lies oonbletel as s6onSas'
With the erection Of this building
the Owens Bottle factory will be the
lnlost elaborate plant in Northern
West Virginia,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
NEW RECORD
MANNINeroN-BLAcksvILLE CAR
LINE IS CHARTERED AT THE
THE CAPITAL.

For the purpose of building a rail.
way from Warrington in Marion coun.
ty, this State. to Blacksville, in Mon,
ongaIia county, via Wadestown. and
for the purpose of operating electric
power and light plants. charter has
been issued by Secretary of State
Reed to the Warrington, Wadestown
and BiacksviiIe Railway company,
with principal Office in Warrington.
The company has an authorized capi.
tai of $4,000, while the incorporators
are S. B. Harker and S. Clark steele
of Wana, w, Va; Samuel Eakin and
NJ. j. Garrison of Wadestown and Il.
C. Martin OF Warrington, w. Va,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
TR1NilRSlN GlMING

General Manager A. W. Thompson,
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company, has wired the Fairmont
Chanher Of Commerce that he will be
here ,t6-norrow morning to discuss
the freight situation with local ship
pers. He was to tell the hour of his
coming in a letter wire but at press
time the second telegram had not yet
come A large number of shippers
will be present to talk over the mat.
ter with Mr.. Thompson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
OVERCOME WITH HEAT

M,KEEsPoRT, Pa, Jan. 19.-After
freezing for the past two weeks, a
half dozen men in the plant OF the
NIcKeesport Tin Plate Co. were over.
come by heat last night.
When the mercury went down to
zero and below, the owners have
every crack closed. Yesterday the
temperature rose to As degrees. One
man fell headlong into a pit and was
saved from death by his fellow work
men.
Similar conditions exist in the Ma.
tional Tube Works.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
LAFlLLETTE
10 sR|E.k HERE
WISCONSIN SENATOR WILL. MAKE
ADDRESS AT NORMAL AUDI.

WISCONSIN SENATOR R WILL MAKE
ADDRESS AT NORMAL AUDI;
ssa,Eo
on Saturday afternoon, February
10th, Robert LaEollette will address
the citizens Of Fairmont and vicinity
on some question pertaining to mod,
ern political life, The exact statement
OF the question has not yet been re,
ceived.
Professor Geo. H. shafer and wife,
are spending a few days in New York.
The second semester Of the Normal
school will open on Wednesday, Janu-
ary oath.
Miss Mary Christie has been added
10 the faculty Of the Normal school,
The school is indeed fortunate to Sc
cure the services of this careful and
thorough instructor.
President Woodley will address the
teachers OF Harrison county in
Clarksburg tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
.N'GRAN AGAINST
POST ELECTION
PRIMARY TEST
GIVES REASON WHY THE SCHEME.
WOULD BE UNSATISFACTORY.
WOULD HOLD 1T AT GENERAL
ELECTION.

GRAFTON, w. Va, Jan. 19.--ln an
interview yesterday Hon. John 7. Nc.
Graw came cut as opposed to the Uni.
ted States senatorial primary plan of
Senator Watson, calling for primary
after the election. Instead he sub.
mitted a plan for d primary before the
election or on election day MIR. Nc.
Graw said:
a have read your Senator Watson's
letter with respect TO a primary cleo
'tlon for the nomination Of canal.
date for United States senator, after
the general election 1t is in effect,
tie plan suggested by Hon. Albert
Sydney johnson, of Monroe, one of the
ablest and best men in the State. |
don't think the nomipation of a candi-
date for the senate after the election
will prove satisfactory TO the Dem.
ocrats Of the State who favor the
primary plan system for the nomina-
ton OF all elective officers, because
in the end, If the plan suggested be
adopted. 1t will be the source Of dis
satisfaction and party 1iscord 1t oc.
ours to me, for the following reasons:
First. lt<@tll necessitate a new
election, with. all costs, irritation and
annoyance Incident thereto, after the
people Of the state have just gone
through an exciting presidential and
Stats eiectlons 70 E s'r'''' I,
Second. 1t will be difficult, so soon.
after the presidential election, to get
the people to the polls, in such post
election, particularly in the rural dis.
trlcts, and will entail large expendi.
ture upon the candidates to organize
in each Of the counties of the State in
order to get their friends again to the
polls.
Third. The amount of money
which each candidate for United
States senate. under the late act of
congress and our corrupt practices
act, is authorized 10 expend would not
be sufficient 10 defray the actual, ordi-
nary and legitimate expenses which
candidate woulI be required 10 ex.
pend in order TO make canvass and
to get to the election full vote OF
the Democratic electors.
Fourth. If the votes polIed did not
represent fair aggregate of the
Democratic votes cast at the general
election. and there we're five or six
candidates for the senate. no one of
which candidates received reason
ably large plurality, the members OF
the legislature would not be bound to
accept the result, because it would
not represent fair expression of the
Democratic voters. rs shown by the
preceding election.
"If the Democratic party thinks it
unwise 10 hold such election earlier
than the general election, suggest n
primary election for senator conduct
ed under the auspices OF the State
committee, on the day of the general
election, TO be held under such rules
and regulations as may be prescribed
by the Democratic State committee,
This plan would cause the candi-
dates for senator to exert their ener'
gies towards having all their friends
at the polls for the general election
at time when the party most needs
them, and thus insure full party
vote, and practically elect senator
at the same time a governor and
and other State officers are chosen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
REV. MOORE
EMINENT BAPTIST DEVlNE WILL
OCCUPY PULPIT AT PALAT1NE
cHIJRcH ON SUNDAY.

Rev. l.. B. Moore. of Parkersburg,
one of the most eminent Baptist di-
vines of the state of West Virginia,
will occupy the pulpit at the First
Ward Baptist Church at both services
ON Sunday. Rev. Moore will assist the
pastor, Rev. George E, spruill in an
ordination service, when several dea'
cons will be ordained. The public is
invited to hear DR.. Moore, who is a
very scholarly man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
GISSOQgI FllR
.CDL. THEODORE R0Qs ELT
WEST vERelNlA,s cliIEF EKEcu-
rive TELLS WHY STATE RE-
PusLIcANs ARE lalSlNc 10
FORMER RREsipE On AZ
LENGTHY INTERVIEW

3
CHARLESTON, p. Va Ian.
Declaring that the Sentiment q ihe
Republicans Of West Virginia we're
for the nomination ol Colonel Thee
dore Roosevelt Governor lllan p.
GIasscock. the tltuiar head 81 his
party in the State, came on in
twelve hundred work Interview yestef-
day in which he points out that de.
spite the fact that the f6fner pres
dent is not a candidate Btt believed
that should pressure be brought 70
bear, the colonel would ny down hls
habiliment Of private citIsensilip and
once more put on \ fie naantle oi pph
lio Office.
Governor Giassepck does criti'
else President Iatt,s adminls ration,
but makes II clear tint tlle force
and character Of d Roosevelt Is whit
the people Of the country and d
this State, want TO lead thefn @ yic
tory in the next general election. Gef
ernor Glasscock has the reppta Ion d
being very conservative, btit lie 6
clares that Roosevelt if the NOMINEE
will carry West Virginia ~ more
,,a,t,s ,',S S,hg n,mra,Sty 4, t,,,s Sss Mn
little over 31,700.
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II is5 We tlrst tinle esogerfos sal' ss'
cock has ever ven llls views spr 'll g :
candt d9cs' porson wv apen
strong terms
Governor gig tSlasseoelsls elaens Y (
as follows
Il believe y ls gepssiltly llllqe
stood that have Z yegyl lnasy see
ing for President l,att,S psle eaLet z
canvass OF the SITUATION 9lasts sll 9l
oughly convinced me that ail oysf
whelming majority Of the Repal
Iof West Virginia are for hoos eyer
have been more or less 2 student q
politics and political conditions lo1
many years, and ! have never
people unite on one man VIII slieii
united on Roosevelt Evefybody bs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
4BuaNlNe DAYLIGHT"
By Jack London

tBy JACK London.)
This story, Jack London's greatest
thriller, starts Monday, Get the West
EIrgiRIah every day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL.

Russell Wheeler was admitted to
the Miners hospital this afternoon
suffering with a badly crushed ankle
and hand. The injury was caused by
q fall Of slate in the Cascade mines IN
MononGalia county, where the man
vas employed. He will probably re-
cover.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

Fair tonight excepting snow in the
mountains. Saturday fair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
Here's Special Sale That's Good
For Both Of Us

You get good values and your moneys worth al
prices the REDUCTION SUITS and oVEReoATss
gives you good though you keep
you still months Of cold weather this winter
WE stock, that Np coming
In before long,
YOU ARE SURE to get honest deal here
ONE PRICE goods marked In plain Hsyres No prices
changed before reduction So your actual saving
$1,000 overcoats
$500 Suits overcoats
$1,000 Suits overcoats 1880
$1,000 overcoats
$25oo overcoats
Suits all Sizes, 10 CENT Discount
eoYs AND cHLoRgNs Suits and oveeos.s rsdussd
prices.
s1oo and $3.50 SILK Neekwea now zoe
$500 and $3.50
Look and Investigate. sul where you find the best