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Escaped Through a Technically.

did young Mr.. Richun refer 10 the
subject OF love and marriage asked
her confidential friend
NO" said the vassar girl. III he
had referred 10 II | should not have
let him get away. He only alluded 10
t."-Exchange.
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When COTE. Was Unpopular.

Coffee was introduced into England
in 1862 and within the next ten years
became the fashionable drink OF Lon
don. A few years later. however. In
1868, there was great uprising
against the Oriental beverage OF
hades." 1t was satirized on every
hand, the bltterest invectives coming
from the pulpit. one leading minister
characterized II rs "the strip OF SCOT
mixed with the essence OF old shoes"
and another declared that II was "a
poison which God had made black that
II might bear the devils own color.
This bitter crusade soon wore itself
out, and by the time OF Charles ii
coffee houses were known In every
village In the land.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-01-06
pfST ANO HEsLIH 10 hOIHfa iSD CHILD.

MRs W SsGos.'s sinoFuSSo SYgtF i'rs hrel
use! Tor osgr SIXTY YEARS o. MILLION =
MOTHERS Tor their CHI uki.S Niili.E
ri.4srHiSG. with PERFECT ~ISCLs ), II
sDOrHiS i,ic child, SOITENS the GUMS.
ALLAYs al fAiS. CtHis WIND collie ana
Is the best remedy otAkkiiu.A. II y abb
selu,, ~ harfnlcss Ic sure aud O. ;, for hfs.
Ginsllf'- soothing Ssru1.' and ia4-r 40 otl.ef
hiiill. twrni. r.L,l. : holt.e
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-01-06

Do you know that fully nine out of
every ten cases of rheumatism. are simp-
ly rheumatism of the muscles due to
cold or damp. or chronic rheumatism,
and require no internal treatment what
ever? Apply Chamberlain's Liniment
freely and see how quickly it gives re-
lief. For sale by all dealers.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-01-06
sheritf AppoIn.s Woman peputy.

True to his promise to appoint sew
eral women deputy sherins. Sheriff
Julius Hamburger. of New York. has
selected Mrs Caroline Truax. widow
OF Justice TruaX. OF the state supreme
court. and invested her with authority
OF deputy sheriff OF New York county.
The sheriff has other applications
from prominent women and probably
will soon name additional deputies
Police Judges Home Dynamited.
The home OF Police Judge John
Lancaster In Throne. Ky. was blown
up with dynamite and practically
wrecekd Revenge was the cause fnr
blowing up the house
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-01-06

When buying cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is most effectual
for colds. Group and whooping cough and
il contains no harmful drug. For sale
by all dealers.
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Hours OF Rest.

One hour OF rest. as rule, should
be the same every night II is not
safe for even the most robust and
healthy 10 violate the law Of regularity
in this matter. The man or woman
who retires and rises at irregular
periods, varying from two to four or
six hours, as many are accustomed 10
do, cannot enjoy good health or live
long and happily. Every one should
adopt rule 10 retire at certain hour
and adhere TO It as strictly as possible.
never devlating from It except In emer.
gencies.
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PLEAD FOR DELAY
IN METAL SCHEDULE
tBy United PressI

Denver. Feb. IA telegram was
sent today by State Mine Commission
er Henaham to Senator Guggenheim
at Washington. asking him to secure a
postponement of the consideration Of
the metal schedule of the Underwood
tariff revision bill.
Specific request is that the post
ponement be made. until after a meet
ing of the Colorado Metalurgicai as
sociation. Feb. 18th. and the annual
meeting OF the Northwestern Mining
association at Spokane. Feb. 18th.
This action is asked so that prac-
teal mining men throughout the west
may have chance to express their
opinion before the senate committee
acts.
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IS ARMED
tEMExIcANS
CAPTURED
GEN. CROZCO SAID TO BE PLAN
NISG ANOTHER REyO-
LUTON.
(By pnitei Press,

Washington. Feb Col Steever-
commanding the L.. S. troops at Ef
Paso. telegraphed the war department
that the United States soldiers this
morning captured thirteen armed
Mexicans on the American side OF the
border near El Paso. The disposition
of the prisoners has not yet been de-
cided upon.
Steever thinks that General orozeo
at chihuahua is planning to head =
new revolution.
El Paso. Feb. THE Gomez Junta
today issued a statement assuring the
United States government that they
will not ask for aid from Mexicans in
the United States. but will confine
their pleas for support to the inhabi-
tants Of the republic of Mexico. Word
reached here today that Abram Gons
zales. member OF Madero's cabinet.
has been captured at rorreon and in-
prisoned.
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winning revival-- He answered ii ,y

winning revival.- He answered 1t oy
saying you can have IL anywhere on
earth and then he told why. The con-
ditions and splendid results that are
bound TO follow wherever there ire
save. whenever and wherever there :
a quickening Of the church. whenever
the dormant. indifferent church mem-
Der gets on FIRE for God assures the
success of the endeavor. With vivid
words and emphatic expression the
evangelist said. IF you have genu-
Inc spiritual revival in your hearts
al the imps of hell and OF earth can
not, stop its benefcent influence for
mankind"
The frst great thing is a great re-
vivai continued. Mr.. Pratt is lot con-
tented alone In saving sinners. but Is
desirous of adding TO his work the
quickening OF the church and the
awakening of the public conscience.
Neither the weather. the month. the
place nor the environment has any
thing to do with the success OF a re-
iigious revival IL you are willing to
pay the price for It, The speaker thea
qualified the price. not from a mone-
tary standpoint. but with the travail.
OF the soul. hardened hearts for the
church. for the indifferent man and
woman and the sinner. The church.
he said. must have a mother heart to
care for its converts or some of them
will fall into maelstrom of sin and
wickedness. The sermon was eloquent
iy delivered and with intense interest
and sincerity on the part OF the speak
er. It was brim full and running over
with logical. practical Ideas that can
not fail TO help those fortunate
enough to have heard It.
Thursday VIII be -children's Day
at the rink. At o'clock in the after
noon the evangelist will make spec
iai address to all Sunday school
scholars under ten years OF age At
7:so O'Clock In the evening there VIII
be a special sermon to children oser
ten years Of age. This does not ex-
ciude srown-up children nor limit the
axe. Come out and hear the evans~-
list this evening. He viii Do you good.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Elizabeth c. Elliott. de-
! ceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate OK
Elizabeth c. Elliott. late of the County
of Fremont In the state of Colorado
deceased. hereby gives notice that ne
will appear before the County Court
OF said Fremont County. at the Court
House In Canon City, in said County
at the March Term. 1912. ON March
9Th. 1919. at p. NJ. at which time all
persons having claims against said CO.
tate are notified and requested to At
tend for the purpose OF having tho
same adjusted. All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to mako
immediate payment to the undersign-
ed.
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this stis
day OF February, A. d. 1919.
JOSEPH QUINN.
Administrator
First Pub. Fcb. 3. 1913.
Last Pub. FEB. -. 1919. 4
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SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED
BY SWARTHM0RE COlIEGe

A scholarship prize OF $500 is offer
cd by the swarthmore College club.
open for competition to all high
school students of the class OF 1912
west of the Allegheny mountains The
scholarship pays for tuition. board
and room for one year at the swarth-
more college. at swarthmorc. Pa.
about IL miles from Philadelphia,
The competition is open to students
of both sexes and will be awarded in
June of this year by the scholarship
committee OF the club. whose head
quarters are In Chicago. Francis
Broomell is chairman of the commit
tee. The committee will make it's
award according to excellence and
force OF character; capacity as evil
denced by success In studies and other
school activities. and good physique
as evidenced In exercises and sports. "
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SAYS IT'S COLD IN WISCONSIN

Mr.. R. C. Shackie. now living IL
wisconsin. writing to Alt. Mitchell.
states that severe weather of the cold
est sort has been prevailing in that
section. The following table shows the
record in the first part of January:
Zero Weather Record In Portage.
The Register thermometer regis
tered "a degrees below zero at
o'clock Thursday morning.
The record of the zero weather this
month up to date is as follows:
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FRUITMERE
and FOURM|LE

Mr.. Gus. Hakes and daughter Flora.
OF BartvilIe. Northern Michigan. are
visiting his old school mate r. y.
Gage OF Four Mile.
EAE-g
Mr.. Mattoon had the bad luck to get
his barley stack burned down a few
days ago. He was burning weeds near
the stack and while in to dinner the
stack caught afire. The exact cost
hasn't been estimated but it was quite
loss to them.
The Four Mile Progressive club met
with Mrs. Matioon OF Syanide avenue.
last Friday. They expect to meet with
Mrs. Jas Wilson Jr next Friday.
They are stiiI studying the Civil war
which is very interesting topic.
x-rLT
Mr.. John Norris OF Golden. State
Grange master. on his way to Mont
rose. visited friends on Main street
and Dozier avenue Monday Mr. Nor
rIs would he pleased 10 DO sonse
Grange work here.
H-r-H
Mr.. Rice and family who have been
residing on Raynoids avenue for some
time. have moved into the Gardner
house on S. Rhodes avenue
H-x5u
Mr.. John KEYS OF Winchester. Kans..
who has been visiting friends in town
for some time spent Monday evening
with the ]. T. Wilson family OF cys-
nide avenue.
The East Canon Embroidery club
expec, to meet with Mrs. vondra for
pleasant afternoon "Wednesday.
w-w-w
The PhiiomathIan Literary society
met Friday evening. A fine program
was prepared which everyone greatly
enjoyed. Some numbers OF the pro-
gram for Feb. are; Dialogue. ;'Deaf
Uncle Zebr and what a Real Hayseed
ir:" paper by r. J. Harry and DIR.
Ashley and several other numbers
equally as good.
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Washington. Feb. TAFT today
nominated Myron p. Herrick Of cleve-
land. Ohio. to be ambassador to
France. He viii take ofIices about
March /. Herrick served one term ~
governor Of ohio.
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sweitzer entertained the company
with an assorted collection of views
from different parts of the world.
sent to her by her son. Ed. Sweitzer.
who is on the battleship Yorktown
which just at present is quarantined
for yellow fever at st. Helena. The
guests of the association were Mr..
Reynolds and Mrs. Polhemus.
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1t Is worthy OF notice that five out
Of the class of nine who graduated
from the Teachers Training class last
Sunday morning at the First Presby-
terian church were residents Of Lin
coin Park. as well as both OF the IN
strpctors. J. p. Farmer paid glowing
tribute to the memory ola r. Romis.
who 90 eRicieatiy co-operated with
him In the work Of teaching.
H-M-u
The guests Of the family Of Geo.
Sale and n. C. Kibbie. Mr. and Mrs,
Ward and children and Mother Kibbie,
are leaving today wednesday, for
their home in the east
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At Madison Thursday morning 1t
was. 81 degrees below zero. Jan IL
Sc degrees below zero.
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INCREASED
ATTENDANCE
AT REVIVAL
MEETINGS STEERING THE CON-
MUNITY AND RESULTS AL
READY IN EVIDENCE.
BY. 5. H. sPERRY.

The second week OF the revival ser
vices at the rink began Tuesday with
an Increased attendance at both the
afternoon and evening meetings. a,
the afternoon service Faith ami
Prayer" was the subject OF the dis
course: the evangelist using the par
able OF tthe fg tree as the foundation
for his remarks,
There were moro than twice as
many people present than was the
case at the last afternoon service.
These meetings are very helpful and
should not be missed by those who
can possibly attend.
The Evening Service.
When the praise and song service
began at 1880 o'clock the auditorium
was filled by an earnest. expectan.
gathering of people. and few min
uets later. all the seats were occupied
except few In the back part of the
building. The attendance was unex-
pectediy large and was an earnest Of
crowded houses at the rink as the
days come and 20. There were mo-c
singers In the choir than at any pre-
vious time during the week day SER
vices. The singing was better and with
an increased interest. Prof. suther-
lands solos are being much appre-
clated.
Evangelist Pratt read few verses
from st. Matthews gospel. emphasize
Ing parts OF the thirteenth aud four
teenth verses. "Ye are the salt Of tho
earth" "Ye are the light OF the
world" "A city net ON hill cannot ba
hid eA The subject for discussion was
"Thc Price OF = Religious Revival" {"
He began by asking the question.
when can you have . spiritual. sou;-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08

Genuine Mallory cravenet,e Hats
only $500. King Quality shoes $3.50
and $500. and satisfaction guaran,e I'd
at Felter's. 27tswl
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n ysu have good business Judgment
yssT ALWAYS anl ssns SIS b tAis
papsr y Interest ysA
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

VLWO VUILO
The work of improvement goes
steadily on over Lincoln Park and
new woven wire fence across the
front Of the property of J. P. McMillen
on Eaerman avenue is the latest
<,rNr. and Mrs. Edwards ana three
thildren arrived the last OF the week
from the Sap Luis valley. for visit
withAheir parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tob-
Ter an Park avenue.
Ivan Romig came In from Denver
Friday quite Unexpectedly and the
probability Is that he win stay for
some time.
i-e-s .-a--a H-nt-M
"A school meeting was called at the
Lincoln Park school house Friday
evening to talk over the adYisabiiity
OF adding more room TO the building
On account OF other interests on the
same evening. the meeting was not SO
weu attended as it otherwise would
have been. Another meeting will be
called later.
u-x-x
The Baird family OF Ninth street.
have rented the place occupied by J. L
ckenf corner Sherman and Garfield
and they will take possession as soon
as the house is vacated.
LE w-x-z
e q Milligan sold his ranch on
Chestnut street Monday and moved
his family on Tuesday to brick cot
iage on West Grand avenue. Mr. Rice
OF Eas, Canon was the purchaser.
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After an extended visit in Kansas,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bone are at home
again to their friends ON Twelfth
street
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NJ C Gains and son. Emery, are
off to the sloan dis,rie, this week TO
do some work on reservoir in con-
neeton with their land tract
r-H-=
air. rforn has moved from Park
avenue 10 town TO te nearer uis place
OF work. The whistler family of Mou-
mouthspl.. but reeen, residents of Z
Canon. have taken possession Of the
honse.
wlT-r
Mr. Chas. Belter is reported TO be
very much improved since his re-
Inovai to Kansas City. and there is
prospect OF complete recovery. His
physicians say. however. that he must
remain In the lower altitude.
The L. s. Grant Circle OF the Ladies'
OF the Grand Army. viii presen, a flag
to lincoln PARK schools on Lineoln's
birthday. on scnday. at ten o'clock
They invite the presence of all In
terested patrons on that occasion.
H-u-S
Mrs. ]. p. McMilien and little
daughter came home Saturday from a
visit OF few weeks with home folks
at chiilicothe. Mo. At Kansas City
while we1ins for her train. she had
a good Sisit with the Misses Hughart.
who were here nelghbors on Sherman
avoaqs. until they left for Kansas City
last hn. The sisters are anxious to
get back to Colorado and may co.,
ciude to do so before long.
u-s-w
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Sweitzer have rent.
ed their place on East Sherman to Mr..
Baker of Wichita. Kansas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker and daughter have taken
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H-H-H

Mr.. Rice and family who have been
residing on Raynoids avenue for some
time. have moved Into the Gardner
house on S. Rhodes avenue.
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E--wS
INV

Mr.. and Mrs. C. sweitzer have rent.
ed their place on East Sherman to Mr..
Baker of Wichita. Kansas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker and daughter have taken
possession OF the house. Mr.. sweitzer
expects to go to eastern Colorado y,
the spring to improve his farm inter-
ests there. but Mrs. swcitzer VIII re
main Vnch of the time to look after
her grounds and flowers.
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E-E--U

Mr.. John KEYS OF Winchester. Kans-
who has been visiting friends in ,owr
for some time spent Monday cveninE
with the J. T. Wilson family OF cys'
nide avenue.
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Ivan Romis came In from Denva'
Friday quite unexpecteday and this
probability Is that he win stay fol-
some time
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George Anderson has received wo-d
of thaArecent birth of son in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur schaffcr
at Sterling. Kans. Mrs. schaffer will
be emembered as Miss Bessie coyle.
who spent year with the family II
her sister. Mrs Anderson. and was a
stufept In South Canon high school.
stA MN
The, Lincoln Park Ladies' associa-
tion net at the oommodious home of
Mrsy King on Walnut street Thurs
day afternoon. After the business was
disposed OF Mrs. Arthur Hubbell read
IA her most entertaining way. the op-
ening chapters OF the new book. "con-
servation OF National Ideals" which
were 70 interesting that those present
win bs qPd to follow the pages to tho
Sanish. Dhrins the social hour Mrs.
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The Baird family of Ninth street.
have rented the place occupied by J. L
cfenf fcorner Sherman and Garfield
and they will take possession as soon
as the house is vacated.
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The East Canon Embroidery olu'
expect to meet with Mrs. vondra for I
pleasant afternoon Wednesday.
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E-w--

After an extended visit in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bone are at home
again to their friends On Twelfth
street.
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The L. s. Grant Circle OF the Ladies'
of the Grand Army. viii presen, a flag
10 Eincoln PARK schools on Lincoln's
birthday on Monday. at ten o'clock
They invite the presence of all In
terested patrons on that occasion.
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e .. MiIligan sold his ranch on
Chestnut street Monday and moved
his family on Tuesday to brick cot
iase on West Grand avenue. Mr. Rice
OF Eas, Canon was the purchaser.
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AIR. chas. Heller is reported TO be
very much improved since his re-
movai to Kansas City. and there IS
prospect OF a complete recovery. His
physicians cay. however. that he must
remain In the lower altitude.
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,Ir. rforn has moved from Park
avenue 10 town TO te nearer uis place
OF work. The whistler family of Mon
mOuthspl. but reeen, residents of Z
Canon. have taken possession OF the
house.
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Mr. Gus. Hakes and daughter Flors
OF Bartville. Northern Michigan. ar
visiting his old school mate r. y
Gage OF Four Mile.
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" c. Gains and son. Emery, are
off to the sloan district this week ,9
do some work on reservoir in con-
nceton with their land tract
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Mr.. John Morris OF Golden.
Grange master. on his way to
rose. visited friends on Main
and Dozier avenue Monday. Mr.
rIs would he pleased 10 DO
Grange work here.
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Books for Bows
 & Little Girls

Light summer reading for your boy--sane, healthful books by Alger. Optic, Trowbridge, Ellis. Also the newer books-The Boy Scout. Aerial and Young Hunter series. 1oc' to 25c.
 Then there are picture books and painting galleries, as well as Mother Goose and fairy tale books for the younger children. 1oc to 25c.
 (4th Floor)
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July Sale of HandkerchiefS

Several thousand Hand kerchiefs for men and wom- en at decisive underprices. Fill the handkerchief box now.
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Ladies

E for pure Irish Linen Hand CC kerchiefs with embroidered initials in corner. Hemstitched. Some also plain.
 O. for 12 1-2c dainty Linen CC Squares Hemstitched bor- der. Slight seconds"
 TO- for 19c and 25c fine Irish lAC linen Handkerchiefs with prettily embroidered corners. 1Eo for two (2) 10c Lawn lOC Handkerchiefs.
 O. for dainty cross bar Swiss AO Squares.
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Trig Dresses for girls from ? to 12 years Wash glnghams and percales, ln neat plaid and shepherd checks.
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Kimonos 39c

Long Lawn Kimono, in pretty floral and kimono patterns. Scalloped full lengths and on cuffs.
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20c Peroxide of Hydrogen 7c

Half pound s oz) bottle of Peroxide Best grade fully conforms to the high U S. P standard Worth 2Oc for 7c One bottle limit. No phone orders.
 Pears Unscented Soap IOc Pears famous soap which sells Two
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O. for Dr. Munyon's we'll known OC Witch Hazel Soap; retails usually for 15c. 25c Hinds' Honey and Almond
 Cold Cream 19c. soc Hinds' Honey and Almond
 Cream 39c. Mime. Yale's soc Complexion Pow
 der 39c. Mime. Yale's 25c scented Talcum
 Powder 15c. 25c Lazall's Massatta Talcum 15c. 25c Rosaline Tint 200. soc Dorothy Vernon Face Powder
 32c
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American Print l0c, PercaleS Sc

These the regular American print standard 10c percaes Now at 5c because mill lengths of 10 yards 32 inches wide Sc Perca in full pieces 24 in Light medium and dark co for
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$I Waists 5oc

Ladies white Lingerie Waists, pret- lily trimmed in lace or embroidery. All sizes. All new styles.
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Dresses 25c

For little tots of to 6. Gingham and lawn. Dutch neck, short sleeve. Also rompers in sizes 1 to 5. at 25c.
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These are the books which will shortly be on sale at the book stores. They can be rented here for just 1c day.
 Just now many people are read ing
 "The Melting of Molly" srhe Sins of the Father "To M. L. G." "The Common Law" Street Called Straight" "The Harvester" Pleas uers and Palaces"
 All these and 2ooo more now in our circulating library of popular fiction. Rented at 1c day.
 (1st Floor BalcQpy)