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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

On Saturday evening at the " A.
C. A. gym in this city, the champion
ship team OF the State, the Fairmont
Y. N. c. A., met their first defeat Of
the season at the hands of West
Virginia team, the defeat being yhand.
ed them by the Davis and ElkinS col.
lege team, the tune being "a to 4S.
Although the team was one Of the
most interesting ever played in this
city, the spectators were greatly dis.
appointed when their team went down
in defeat, especially at the hands OF
the D. & E. team, they having been
defeated the night before by tie Fair.
mont State Normal team by good
sized score.
Although the locing OF this one game
will have nothing to do with the State
championship, the members of the
team feel greatly disheartened over
the defeat, but woe unto the D. & E,
team when they next line up against
the local Y. NJ. c. A. Dor the boys viii
be ont for blood, and they mean to
completely swamp the Elkins team by
the highest score which have this sea.
son scored.
John, the big center OF the local
team, and one of the strongest mem.
bers OF the team, was out OF Saturday
nights game up until the last six
minutes of play, but when he say that
the local boys were having all they
could do. to keep the other team from
winning, he rushed to the dressing
room, donned uniform and appeared
on the floor for the remainder Of the
game, and, with his appearance the
locals strengthened and scored seven
points 10 D. & Els two In the last six
minutes. ~
Had John been in from the start,
there is no doubt but that the local
boys wonld have completely wiped the
ID. & Il. team OF the map, but owing
TO the fact that John was missing and
that the remaining members Of the
team went into the game overcOnfl.
dent, and then later went to pieces,
the D. & L. team was able to hand the
Fairmont Y. NJ C. A. their first real
defeGt OF the season. . ""'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

A method OF planting eyelashes and
eyebrows has been developed by a
French surgeon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
70 be used in its business as a bother

to be used in its business as bother.
itO-wit:
~. B. Co. in the form of mono.
gram on the shoulder of bottle and
THE F. B. Co, Fairmont, W. Va" on
the bottom Of bottle. The above to be
used on large and small bottles, OF
amber. green or light colors.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
said corporation has caused these pre-
sents to be signed and sealed by its
President this 10th day Of February,
1912.
FAIRMoNT BREWING COMPANY,
BY II. P. GILMORE, President.
sTA7pG OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion, to-wit:
I, H. ]. Hawkins a Notary Public, in
and for the said county of Marion, do
certify that H. P. Gilmore personally
appeared before me in my said county,
and being by me first duly sworn, did
depose and say: That he is the Presi-
dent of the FaIrmont Brewing Com
pany, the corporation described in the
writing above bearing date the 10th
of February, 1912, authorized by said
corporation TO execute and asknowl-
edge deeds and other papers of the
said corporation, and that the seal af--
fixed 10 the said writing is the corpor-
ate seal of the said corporation, and
that the said writing was signed and
sealed by him in behalf of the said.
corporation by its authority duly given.
And the said H. P. Gilmore acknowl-
edged the said writing to be the deed
and act of the said corporation.
Given under my hand this 10th day
OF February. 1912.
Fl. ]. HAWKINS. Notary Public.
My commission expires November 4,
1920.
2-19.26 3-4.11
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
2-19.26, S-4.11.

FOR sALE-seven room house. large
cellar, bath room, plumbing FOR gas
and water. Good well of water Size
of lot 691sx12O feet Room for an
other house on lot 1.-Two lots on
View street, room for four houses.
Corner lot size lO4x12O feet. viii be
sold cheap If sold at once.sApply to
Edgar W. Smith, 1906 Eighth street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

FOR SALE = Modern seven room
house, located between Fourth and
Fifth streets on Walnut avenue. In.
quire OF c. R. Hall at Peoples Ma
tional Bank.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
CHILD DEAD.

a.Gova ssMalinda tiyHOod, aged'a1 two
months, daughter Of. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hood, of. Adamston, died aSt
arday morning AZ E45 O'Clock after
aYseyerahdays fIhess'of pneumonia.
The body was taken to Fairmont
on the $3.50 o'clock interurban car
Saturday afternoon. and from there
It was taken to opekiska where the
funeral and burial. will be held Non
day MISUNDERSTANDING Telegram
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

sALEsMEN-Nursery statesmen; ex.
elusive territory and special induce.
ment to the right party; writes for
particulars with reference. Charl.
ton Nursery Company. Desk G, Cut.
Ter Bldg Rochester, N. Y. Estab.
1865.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

harrington for Gundaker.
Field goals--Arnett 4; GundaEer 2;
harrington 9; Slater 2; Mullennex 4;
Parmesano j; Wilmoth 6; Scott !,
Goals from fouls-Slater 10 out oil
II; Mullennex 9 out of .. Parmesano
none out OF /.
Fouls called-Arnett 3; GuRdaker
l; Mullennex 3; Hutchinson .; Slater
/; Mullennex 3; Parmesano /; VIII.
moth :; Scott'1; May 4.
Heferee-Foru.
I'imer-Watson.
Scorcrs-NIcKinney and 0'Comcr.
Time OF halves-2O minutes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

WANTEp-Ladies and gentlemen to
call at the sanitorium Treatment
room, first floor City Hospital
Building for electrical massage and
baths. Bell Phone 7sl-R.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
F0R sAIE

FOR sALE-TYo lots on 4th st 9Th
ward; will sell one or both lots A,
! bargain. G. Nv. Crush, 9Ss Forth
81 q ihOH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

WANTED-It you want stylish IN.
TERNATIoNAL SUIT made to your
measure at the right price, drop in
and see the new spring samples. Big
reduction on winter goods. LOYAL
BENNETT, sos Locust avenue, Fair.
mont, W. Va. Cleaning and press
ing. Barber shop In connection.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

FRUIT AND SHADE TREES, gfnIe
vines. currant bushes, hedge plapis.
Ifyou want one or a thousand Il viii
pay you to get my prices. | do the
planting. H. w. Leaman, Rell
phone, Pike street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

POSITION WANTED-statlonary fire.
man has experience as system. en-.
giheer. Strictly reliable man wants
steady position in or AROUND Fair.
mont or W. Va. Address R. Maly, %
Virgin alley, North Side, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

wANTE0-,Two secondhand show
cases. Give size and price. Address
P. o. Box SOB. : = TX NJ. :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

WANTED-Fairmont people to know
that we are agents Tor Carney's
Electric Llnament and Carney's
Catarrh Cure. Price SOC. Beam &
MeCloskey.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26

FOR sALE-6 room house on Forth,
street, 4th ward, with all convent;
ences. Call on N. J. Iantz.
FOR sALE-For fne pianos At q Iait
price for cash, or paYmentsi ana bar
gains in piano scarfs and benches,
call at the Sine Music Store, $40
Locust avenue, Fatrmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-26
FOR RENT.

FOR. RENTS uniurnished rooms for
light, housekeeping; with bath hot
\ aud cold yPteN Apply Lealle line.
miller, 214 Barn street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02

address on Early Odd Fellowship
In Manchester. given by Otto r.
Bennett, past Noble Grand OF the
order,
The four months contest on
the largest percentage OF attendance
and the largest gain in membership
between the Phllatheas and the
Baraca Brotherhood OF the Baptist
Sunday School having closed April
7th, the Baracas gave the Philatheas
fine banquet in the church parlors
Thursday evening, April 25th. The
toasts given by Rev Il, f. Clark,
and the Messrs. r. d. Gleason, Nye
Taylor, F. Hepburn and II. Swift,
were much enjoyed by all. But girls
look out, | think the boys will be
harder to beat next time.
BONNEVILLE.
Julius johnson of Dorchester,
Mass., Is stopping at the hotel for
an indefinite time.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Thatcher
are entertaining little girl Ruth
Anna, at the parsonage She arriy-
ed April "a.
The mud is fast drying up In
the roads although 1t remains cold
most OF the time, Plenty Of snow
in the woods yet.
Mrs. Lucina Vale, who has
been spending the winter in Rutland
with her daughter. Mrs. d, w. Bal
lard, has returned home,
Rev. A. D. Simpson and family
left for their new charge at Shelf
field last week Their many friends
regret very much TO have them go.
Mfrs. Mary A. Benson. wife Of
A. A. Benson. died at her home
April 23rd, OF measles. Her death
came as great shock to the COM
munity as she had been sick only a
few days. She was a faithful men,
Der of the NJ. E.church where she
was always ready to help in any way
that she could. She will be missed
not only from her home but In the
Church, the Aid Society and In many
homes where she was ever well
come visitor with her loving smile
and cheerful words The funeral
was held at her late home Rev. A.
ID. Simpson officiating. Three selec-
lions were sung, I'VE Never Say
Good BY In Heaven" Going Down
the Valley" and Sometime Well
The floral offerings
were numerous and beautiful. She
leaves besides her husband a daugh-
ter, Mrs. b. s. Gallup OF st. Johns
curry. and son Hugh V. Of this
place, two brothers, Bernard Duane
Of South Ashburnham, Mass, and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
MANCHESTER CENTER.

nice line Of new hats at Mrs,
ia n wyman's 2
Mrs W H. Roberts spent last
Tuesday in Rutland
Mrs w II Bamford was 10
Rutland Wednesday
Frank briggs az Bennington
spent sunday In town
st Margarets Guild met with
Mrs. w II Roberts Tuesday after
noon.
The Service Club win meet with
Mrs. Earle s March on Friday af-
ternoon.
Miss Bessie Bassett OF No. Ben
nington is visiting her grandfather,
J G. Helnel
The monthly song service at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
All are invited
Remember the Mems Mass meet
Ing on Sunday evening. May 70. at
the Baptist church
Mrs c. V Whitman visited in
Dandy at the home OF Mrs Lizzie
Whitman on Monday last
Manager W f. Bissell Of the
n. +. T, & T. Co.. was up from
Bennington On Monday last
Mr. Jacob Eldrich of Hoosick
Falls. N Y, is a guest OF MIR and
Mrs, A. p. Marsden
The annual parish meeting of
Zion church viii be held Monday ev-
ening. May 6. at 1880 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Joe King are soon
TO move from DR.. Wyman's tene-
ment TO Mr. Shaw's tenement
Mrs. T. II. Holden, who has
been spending few days in town,
has returned TO Bennington.
--Ferd y. Streeter, a senior in
the medical department at the U.
V. NJ. OF Burlington, was In town fer
a few days. Hereturned to Durling-
ton Monday a. m
Rev and Mrs. G.. w. Parker are
occupying the Methodist parsonage,
their goods having arrived the first
Of the week
st. Margaret Guild will hold a
food sale In the Mattison block on
Saturday afternoon. May 4th. from
2 30 until o'clock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02

gsham n ormsby Hill Tor The
past Two years. left town Thursday
Tor their home IA New Jersey Mr.
CAftrtys health las been poor The
laa winter and = change heeame
necessary
william . Manley. who has
been al the Ron An" ali winter ar
rived In town Tuesday aud oornmene
ct his iabora AtThe Equinox House
oa May IL, he made the trip from
savannah by boat and enjoyed the
trip immensely He spen, a few
daya Ia Sew York prior to coming
home
II there we're any signs want
Ing after DR. Cowles appeared on the
streets wiih his straw hat. THAI
spring uas here. it was dispellod on
Tuesday wbcn George Fitzgerald
bisa la from New York city. Geo
II hale and hearty and has winter
"a Nell and as soon as the fatigue
Incident 20 bis voyage from New
York 70 Manchester is over he viii
be ready 20 begin active operations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

George II. Long has recently
purchased the house owned by Mrs.
Emelln Kent,
"A week ago last Sunday Geo.
F. Wade found fine bear In one of
his traps on the top of the East
mountain.
We are glad to see Ray Holt
able TO be out once more after hav-
ing been confined to his home for
several days with grip and liver trou
BILE
At the annual communication OF
Adoniram lodge No. AZ. f. and A,
NJ. held last Thursday evening. the
following members were elected Of
flcers for the year ensuing: A. b.
Marsden, W. NJ; w. II. Shaw S. w.
] s. Batchelder, j. W.; j. c. Heinel.
treasurer; c. L. Bench, secretary;
II. J, Dyer, s. D.; II. A. Manley, j.
d.; F H. Heinel, chaplain; e. c..
Perkins, marshal; J. C. Meachin, Ty-
Ter The officers were Installed by
7. G. NJ. ]. II. Whipple.
On Friday evening of last week
Hope Lodge of Odd Fellows celebrat-
ed the 93rd anniversary of the
founding of the order with a few ex-
ercises at their lodge rooms, and
followed with supper served as
only the women OF Manchester can
serve them. There were about 100
gests puresent The program was
not long one and consisted OF
music, singing, recitation and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
Nichols & Barney
ALWAYS HAVE UlAr rHn MNERnsE
TO DRESS WELL

And it's some what Of task. requires much care
in the selection Of your suit, its quality and the man.
3ner Of its 6ltingalso, and chiefly you should have
confidence in your Clother and his interest in your
good appearance.
II he is deserving Of that confidence he will endeav.
Cor to give you garments that are properly styled and
3quaIited highest for the money that you pay.
Our range Of suits is broad $3.50 and all the
3prices in between up TO $50 Strongest Of all are our
lines for Sl2 SIS and SIS We have crowded in
values worth 81 and So more
We feature Kuppenheimer models for our
best garments.
We stand back Of every sale-Your money s worth
Cor your money back
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02

John Duane OF Dalton, Ga, and one
sister, Mrs Alice Cudworth of So.
Ashburnham. Mass. An
ones from out OF town at the funeral
were Bernard Duane and daughter
Mabel. Mrs Alice Cudworth and Mrs
Clarence Cudworth of SO. Ashburn-
ham, Mass, u, s. Gallup Of st.
Johnsbury, Mrs, Emily Coon. Mrs. r
+, Churchill and Mr. and Mrs Lee
Haren OF So. Londonderry. The
bearers were II. G. Chatfiela II. O.
Coleman, julius. Johnson and l..
Benson. She was buried in the VII
lage cemetery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
n.N,n,eIin

g@sA y uapg 81 Al18na
ss. 10 tsvn FRIDAY iae
iaust q mllbm tes sraea ffnm
aesein ufp 81 ssiafdsg las
iloA Rebtn = labtain rtsfa
- e asssh.tff a0sasy moruipF
Gra mlsh aaa 0ta VI nea
nsfs ver Is HailAne vonisg az
suFanssA
Ms - y Lssfd - winshea.
aan. Mas arrived iH Manchester
aosasV ssiefDooa
Res " A Neluufs ~ Dapht
sgehsssss paisits WITH Re X
Persina las sendsY
Harry V ToAslsy has bees
stsliirs vita Guy coot a, The iss.
ferr hcms inor~el VI
wm. Crawford Is out 81 iosa
Ter few tsyfloosing w new
iaam for bic summer business
The LAsalrK Benevolent Roeie
- wiil meet 70 sew ulih Mrs J G
Bacon os Friday afternoon neAi
x G ortls uas in Thumpson'f
Point over sunday looking over the
cottage whlch be- has At that resort
Miss Emma \ Benedict of Ar.
iingion hs BEEN visiting 81 the
home a Mrand Ns wm y Edser-
ton for sfewdayK
Hon Lotelapd MuHson Left Mon
day morning Tot Montpelier 10 be-
mrseg AZ the opening q the MAY
term Of the Supreme Court
Mr. and Mr. y wilbur IT.
~ south SALISBURY were guests
ever sunds, q Mr. aud Mrs } r.
Wilbur st"suAw berry Hill
M.fs1. John G Bradley and
irving Flake we're at River Dale
The summer home ~ Mr. and Mrs
Iahn G Bradley. over sunday
Mrs Is y Carver. who has
been spending the past wlnter al st.
Louis. Mo. arrived Wednesday az
her summer home "lonsbrook.
Mrs Herbert CassaFd arrived 10
Manchester Tuesday for a stay Of
couple OF weeks, looking after the
opening Of her cottage. Way side
She Is al the 0ryis Cottage
Mr.. aud Mrs John u Decour-
SOY OF Philadelphia, Pa arrived At
the orvis Cottage Monday TO see
about The getr.ng ready Of their
cottage Ia this village for the sum
mer season
John Richardson has purchased
a horse Of VIM. J Crawford This
horse is one o. the the black team
purchased a few years since by Mr.
Crawford from o.J MaIgne Of Pitts
ford
Il n. Towsley returned from
Claromont. n. H., last Friday after
noon with the new team which the
Equinox House have purchased
They are fine looking team and
we'll mated
MIR. and Mrs &. II Pray arrlv-
ed Tuesday from New York City
where they have been spending the
winter and are making arrangements
for the opening OF their summer
home here
Manager Andrew Z. Martin, wife.
and daughter, who have been Ia Au-
sus,a, Ca. all winter, arrived at
their home here on Wednesday
Their many friends were glad TO see
them once more
Miss Jennie Real. former res.
ident OF this village. IL In town as
sisting IN the care OF Mrs. Martha
Pennock who IL stlll confined TO her
bed On account OF her extreme
ag- her recovery ia doubtful
MIR. and Mrs James Catfrey
who have been caretakers for y. s,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02

the sahicst q the aornipE sef.
mos Al he baptist eaurgh seat Son
8ay eil -Aiaaetins 'hr Gospei
Thrfe uin - special meeiius
- Pacific EuEinr 90 a their roosas
on THURSDAY steairg Mas snd a.
To- en- teaee about rielA nsy
The Ladies Seriety ~ the
Me,hAdlm church viii mee, wlth
Mrs. Sarah goven "wednesday AZ.
,ernoon an are cordially invited
nr ard Mrs e . Rove. who
have lived IL Dr = T. wyman's
teae meat for ~ years are 10 move
this week 20 the home which they
rccently purchased on North 81
niIs are out Tor sn auction By
Eldrea a Amesrf their livery pro-
perry. to be held on Thursday. May
9Th al ten ~ John Robinson and
John Huntington are 10 be the auc-
tioneers
The patriotic Instructor with
the president of skinner W. Il. c
VIII yisi, a. many schools as posi-
Bile in town during the month Of
May ~ a report must be given the
department patriotic Instructor not
later than June
On the same evening OF the
mems meeting Mrs. Fannie n Ras-
tall Ct Chicago will speak to women
aud girls in the Methodist church.
The subject will be Mothers and
Daughters.
Mrs. James c. Dean died at her
home here on Tuesday morning ear
~. after a long and painful Illness,
at the age Of 81 years. Besides
her husband she leaves four daugh-
tiers 20 mourn her loss. The fun
eral will be held at the residence on
Friday afternoon at two O'Clock by
Rev G W. Parker Of the Methodist
church iuterment at the cemetery
In this village,
That the Corn Growing Contest
last week is arousing con
siderable interest Is already evident
and will probably show a good list
Of entries by next week. The chair
man OF the committee In charge
wishes to correct his error in men
tioning the requirement for the
farm class as one fourth acre when
1t should be one eighth acre. This
contest is opentoboys who are not
attending school as well as those
who are and entry may be made
with any Of the school teachers or
with w H Shaw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
me 'ouuEhi ohoP' Hard's DRUG Store.

numhsr If errors made hy both
teams tn. home team WA solneWhA
slow ia getting started. aud allowed
their visitors TO head the score IN.
"a the seventh. in which inning the
Seminary boys began 70 work. hold
ing their adyersarios down. and cor
ing out on top
The score By innings was
Il II L.
No Benning 02i093030-lg s
y. aud H. s. 0i40lls6x--I9 10 3
Batteries BB.s Wilson and Bah
Bit; NBHs. Kenney, Powers and
Scarey Umpire. W. ~, shaw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
DIG
Den

That ismoas friend u oil ~ho n,1si
rise and ~ak On iinr A b.. open
lrnhs isee A sNeei bBi assistant tone
nh,ch comoels bu, Jon I madden. S. 80
SANE pr,re everywhere
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
85C.

Buys susran,rrd clock :. he
Americsn. We can sell them
cheap because the, don't come
back.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
Dress Goods.

A larger and better assortment
shsn eser doe this ~cck. Qualii,
i,ra.--,hen . moderate price.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
ErgR a BURTON NOTES.

George Roberts Of East Dorset
IS coaching the Seminary team this
season
Keep in mind the Burr and Bu.'
ton ntsrclass track meet the date
% he announced later
The Junior Glass viii hold an
invitation box social in the Semi
nary chapel this evening from to
eco
A second base ball team has
been formed at the Seminary and
have chosen as their manager Med
ric Hard
The girls Of the Seminary have
begun the practice Of the new game
Of yolley ball. under the directions
Of Miss Ruth Perkins.
The game of last Wednesday
at Rutland resulted in victory for
Rutland. the scorebeing 2 TO ! at
tho end Of a seven inning game
This week Wednesday the Sem
inary team went 10 Proctor TO play
Proctor High. The score is as yet
unknown. Tho next game viii be
North Bennington High at North
Bennington. May s; Bennington High
AZ Bennington. May II
The girls Of the Y w q A. at
the Sem. sold pop corn at the reg
ular price and Will continue TO do 80
At each home game, adding lemonad.
when the weather warrants.
As You Like II" at Dorset on Mon
day night On account Of expenses
aud bad night they did not
make both ends meet. coming out
couple OF dol'arson the wrong side.
On Saturday. April 2S, the b.
n. 8 base ballteam defeated North
Bennington High to the score OF 10
to ~ on the field at the Fair
Grounds At the finish the pitchers
were quite exhausted from pitching
directly into the wind This wind
was mainly responsible for the large
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-02
Freshen Up!

The ncm ane Il scrms crcioot
snd dsnaa,lcs 5as received ~lll odd
uiach IA tie a,irsc,n cntrs a yuur
home Ia to 60c q ysrd.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-09-07
P~osITIvAMENTE NO cAMBIAMos EFEcTos

Levas do Senoritas, Senoras y Ninos, Precios Sacrifica-
dos . su Deseo.
Levas de Senortas $40, sis y $40. ahora. 81. IS, $3.50 v $1,000
Leyas AZ Senorita, alto estilo $3.50, SO, " $40. sl.5o, $5y 600
Colores sorteados $3.50, &c. $8 ahora 81. 81. ST., $3.50y 500
Guantes de Soda y CabretiIla para Senores, Senoras y
Ninos, compren Surlido por largo Tempo.
Guantes iargos \ chicos soda, blancos y negros, 75c, sl.5o
- y w. ~, -... \. II. ..* 81. s4Uc, $ll5y $2UU
Chamoisette, largos ychicos, ahora .... .......... 35c Y Soc
Cabretilla Kazen, tamano grande, ahora 8. ........s. Soc
Cabretllla de alto grade, sorteados Y de color 81, ahora 1.25
Cabretilla para Senores, alto grado 75c 80, ahora .... 1.25
Guantes de Trabajo, $125 $l.5075c Neutrality-suspicious.. 100
Abrisos para Toda Ia Familia, Graades y Chicos.
Mejor Surtido Nunca Jamas Tendran Meores Precios.
Chaecos de SenorHa, 1c, 15c, 35c y 60c. .... TIC 1Oc POO Y DC
vestdos de Union, Senorita grade de ~ 25, ahora. ...~ $3.50
veshdos de Union, para Muchados, Superiores. ....~- zoe
Pantaletas de Senoras, suaves, compuestas. ~. .. M. NJ. SIC
Abrigos para Infantes de Altos Precios. NADIA Mejor
para Ellos 10 Conocen Todos.
Abrigos largos de Soda de la China ............ ST. 30 $1.55
De Embutidos grandes ..... ...... ..... 1.15y 80
Dargos y de Muselina, 25c ST. 25.. 2Ocy SOC
Chicos con encajes y de soda ~ So .......... I3Oy $50
de embutidos fnos, chicos, ST. so ...... $50
Sacos largos, 75c, ahora. .. Ma. 45c
De encajes y ~embutidos, hermosos 85c v S 1.5,ahora so v 100
De muselna y para uso de campo ...... zoe zoe
Costura doble, 4Oc y SOC