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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-07
Things THAT ARE GOOD IOKlONI

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\ Before Gearing the corset, however
fcll upy<ne two halves each in sep
arate<parcel and let them stand so un-
tiIIou can freshen the top with new
l2act of embroidery; if nothing new is
needed loosen the top trimming or the
tacking and press it. If the lacing is
OF the fat sort iron 1t out If it is
round, smooth out the wrinkles with
your hands. Every trifle tells IN the
fit of corset Corsets should always
be aired after wearing and put away
rolled. Every species of the convent
ence for summer wear is now very
cheap. especially corsets of the per-
fGrated or skeleton sort.
If you have much sewing to do at
home and neeG to make over old ma
terials sometimes you should know
the virtue of soap bark as cleanser.
Black wool fabrics and those in dark
blue come resplendently through a
washing with soap bark and with care
ful management quite delicate colors
can be handled with the same medium
Get 10 cents worth of the bark ait
Tie 0IuS6iSlS anu StCCp III q 4udlN
OF water on the back of the stove for
half an hour; strain the water clear
and use ii with the washing water,
letting the fabrics soak awhile before
+ the rubbing As preparation for per-
feet pressing the materials must not
be allowed to get too dry. Roll them
while still damp in little bundles-
the bodice pieces and skirt ones apart
from each other-and then roll the
bundles up in dampened ironing
cloth and leave them for an hour or
SO. Press between cloths and always
on the wrong side. Thin silks and
hair ribbons can be freshened in the
same manner.
And concerning home dressmaking
pray remember that all the various
little notions needed have their own
bargain moments. Dressmakers' sup
piles are always cheap in August, as
buyers are not as plantiful then as
earlier or later in the season.
When it is necessary to freshen up
the garments you are wearing without
ripping them apart, pressing, soap and
, water, ammonia and benZine or naph-
tina are simple aids which cost little
but energy. Brush the wool or silk
dress thoroughly, give 1t an extra
shake or two and then get the clean
sing materials ready on clean kitch-
en- table. Run the wool frock over the
ironing board and look everywhere
| for spots, taking them out OF white,
black or dark blue fabrics with am
nominated water-not too strong. Ap-
ply the water with cloth, keeping an
other under the spot to catch the
grease, rub downward or crosswise,
! never In a circle. Brush over the lawn
lining Of the bodice with another clean
rag and more of the ammoniated wa
ter, giving an extra rub about arm
holes. Clean the net or lace guimpe
with the, tenzine or naphtha; then
give the garment thorough pressing
and Gang it in the open air for two
hours. Wash the soiied shields IN
more clean water and ammonia
and put them in before putting
on the frock again.
There are many cleansing fluids and
powders in the drug store and some
O. these may be employed upon the
most daIicafa fabrics But IL Is al
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-07

It Is said that Mgr. Thomas Ken
|nedys rector Of the American college
ct Rome, il to be made e. cardinal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-02

per cent OF their games. .Ihe tlrst
named should be better than last
season; Chalmers came strongest
when the club lost ground and
Moore, when contented, has few
equals.
Oldham, Brennant and Hunt
are left-handerS and if the latter
can get control, he will do. He is
better than when he was with
Boston. Oldham is Is, with
bright. prospects. Brennant will
do if the sun isn't too hot.
Seaton and Rasmussen were
coast stars and are well recon-
mended.
Back of the plate is Doom, one
of the great catchers. In addi-
ton there is Pat Moran, who will
coaCh young pitchers; reaches
Graham and Bill Killifer, another
improved backstop, who will be
working regularly before the sea-
son ends. This quarter form as
good a backstopping department
as the1eague boasts of.
The infeld is intact. At first is
Puderus, whose batting was SO
sensational. last year. Otto
Knabe, the fiery little second
baseman, is a sensation and hits
well. DR.. Doolan, at short, is one
of the greatest fielders and throw
ers in the game and in pinch is a
dangerous batter. Hans Lobert,
at third, is the fastest man in
baseball and terrific hitter.
X X
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-02
+ = ~ + X + + = + + = =
= ANSWERS =


~ + + + = "a
Mrs. w. W." says she spilled
some ink on some parlor furni-
ture and would like to know how
to remove link stains on fur
niture can be removed by touch
ing them with feather dipped in
inter solution, eight drops to one
teaspoonful of water.
''How can I1clean mating? H.
THE best way to clean mat
ting is to wash it with water con-
tanning salt.
"a young housewife asks
what will brighten up the kitch-
en- stove.-A teaspoonful of pull
verized alum mixed with stove
polish will give the stove fine
luster.
Mrs. William B." gives the
following, for cleaning wood
work Save your tea leaves for
few days, steep then in tin
pail or pan for half an hour. Then
strain through seive and use the
tea to wash all varnish paint. It
is also good to use in cleaning
window sashes, oilclothes and
Vanished picture frames.
81 am 19 years of age and go
with young man 81 years of age,
who lives out of town. We love
each other and were going to be
married, but he. is not making
enough money. l told him I was
perfectly willing to wait. Was I
right?- Lillian" of course.
You showed your good sense and
faith in the man you love.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-02

The youth who stays up to see
the day break is most likely broke
himself by that time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29
Probate Court.

Estates Of
Mary f. Polmanteer deed Order al
lowing claims and closing estate to cred
itors
Lavella Wellington decd. Hearing
on claims adjourned.
Emily Lee deceased No claims filed
aud estate closed to creditors
Aaron Harrison deed. Order appoint.
lug Chss Lake admir-. Bond issued
Marena w Rowe decd. Proof on
probate of will filed Order admitting
will to probate and certificate of probate
Bond issued.
Chas h White decd. Order allowing
final account ard order of distribution
entered.
Estate Ida May Youels incompetent.
Order appointing Geo w Merriman
guardian. Bond issued.
Emma ID Smith incompetent Hear
ing on petition for appointment of
guardian adjourned.
Andrew Jacobs decd. Petition for
appointment of admr fled Hearing
Apr %.
Martha Minkner decd. Petition for
determination of heirs filed. Hearing
Apr %
Marion | Pierce deceased. Hearing
on petition for determination of heirs
Apr %.
Marian f. Pierce ct al minors. Hear
ing on petition for licence to sell real
estate Apr 81.
Alpha Tedrow decd. Petition for
determination of heirs filed Hearing
Apr %.
Mary ii Banninger decd. Final ac-
count filed. Hearing Apr %.
Geo Kimbal decd. Final account
filed. Hearing Apr %.
Hiram Sherrod decd. Petitions
for general and special administrator
filed. Order appointing Nelson Beals
special administrator Bond issued
Egbert Cooley decd. Final account
and waiver of notice of hearing filed
Order allowing account and order of
distribution entered.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29
Re0/ Estate Transfers.

Auldin Ii. Cole & to Chas. G.. Mel
son 81 W, lot 10 block Decatur 81.
Chas &. Nelson g. to Auldin III. Cole
q W, so acres sec % Hamilton, 81.
jackson Galbrath e. W to Frank
Galbrath, lot s block Lacota, $50.
Charley Il. Ray Il W to Henry Lipp
1921 acres sec and 1910 acres sec 3G
Lawrence 81.
Burton E. Crandall q to Alta M.
Thorn, lot II block billiards. 2nd ad
Hartford 81.
Josephine M. Hall to Alta M. Thorn,
lot II block 2 billiards. 2nd ad Hartford,
81.
Nathan DoHney q to Hollan l..
Clifford Il W, pei village Hartford $500.
Chas Johnson to George f.. Johnson.
Ga acres sec Ia, Waverly, 81.
IL. M. J. Hall d to Claud J..
Shugars q ", 80 acres sec u Porter,
$500.
Anna r.. Carrier to Chas. M. Teal.
pei sec L. Columbia $50
Inez Burt Huslon TO VIM. Mower Sr.
pei block Z, Lawrence, ST.
Emily Kirby to Bert Lee & W, 1871
acres sec 3 Arlington, $1,000.
j. L. Barrows to Nellie Brecher. pei
sec 10 Columbia, 300.
Ephraim A. Corning & to Chas. @.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29

Mortified & W, 20 acres sec 10 Blooming
dale, 81.
Chas G. Mortified & to Ephram A e.
Corning x W, lots AZ & AS Bloomingdale,
81.
Helen L. Ferguson to Edwin X.
Ferguson, lot 3, block Breedsvlle 81.
Horace w. Fenton ct al to Mary l..
Chorpening, lots & A, block % South
Haven, $1,000.
M. h. Fresh waters & W to Frank Ii.
Brown, lots 3 Il Is block 4 Home ad So.
Haven, $500
Fred q. Dewey ct al to Emma Esta-
brook, north 80 feet lot block
Dyckman & Woodman's al So. Haven,
81
ADELAIDE G. Simmons TO Edv ard j
Rawsnn e. W, so acres sec 4 Decatur, 81
Martha M. Gardheffner to Hannah
Drake, pei sec l6 Hartford, 81.
Charles G.. Schuh & to Ida f..
Barstow, pei sec l6 So. Haven, so.
Christian X. Markey to Delina f.
Higbee, 40 acres sec IA Covert, S34O0
Chas. Dickens BurIrgame Il " to Ed
Him., 40 acres sec 3 Geneva, $4,000.
Joseph SchaIlerer to Viola HAPPIER ct
al, 80 acres sec l3 South Haven $1,000
South Haven Palisades PIX Go to John
Il. Spelman, lot Is Fernwood pal park
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29
PICKED Up ABOUT
THE COURT HOUSE
Business of Official Nature
Transacted by VanBuren
County Officials.
LIST OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
Many Real Estate Transfers and
Many Probate Matters
Disposed of.
Circuit Court.

New Suits:
Ozias A. Riggle VS. Frank McMacken.
Attachment.
Emma j. Thompson vs.. Charles Fl.
Thompson. Divorce.
Frede rick W. Baxter & Annie Baxter
VS.. John ii. Ostrom ct al. Bill to quiet
title.
DEGREES Filed:
Nellie Warner VS.. Harry Warner. Di-
vorce.
Jennie Dyer vs.. Edgar Dyer. Divorce
Lena Sheldon vs. Ross Sheldon. d..
vorce.
Radtke vs.. Raven. Quiet title.
In the case of the People vs.. w. A
Dwan, for violation Of the. local option
law. A plea OF guilty was entered ano
Judge DesVolgnes sentenced him tC
GO days in Jail or $4,000 fine. He took
the former.
The jury reported Monday morning
but no case was tried, as the one set fol
Monday was continued over the term
Only three jury cases will be tried this
term of court. Charles w. Baker vs.
William Wishart. Repleviu. ID. }
Carney VS.. M. S. Carney. Assumpsit
Charles j. Payne VS.. Nelson B. Good
rode. Appeal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29

Children are much more likely TO
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds. Whooping cough,
diphtheria, scarlet fever and consump-
ton are diseases that are often con-
treated when the child has a cold.
That is why all medical authorities
say beware of colds. For the quick
cure of colds you will find nothing
better than Cha m berlain's Cough Rem
edy. 1t can always be depended upon
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by Longwell Bros. m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29
CHEERING Him In

Just before his departure for
Spain" said the magazine editor. 81
dined with Mr.. Howells in his Half
Moon street apartment in London. He
told us all about his phenomenal
sales. Then-fishing for compliments
you know-he sighed and said 4
grow richer and richer, but, all me
same, think my work is falling OF.
My new work is not so good as my
old oh, nonsensel' said Mr.. How.
ellis. You write just as well as you
ever did, my boy. Your taste is i'm.
proving-that is ALL Christian Reg.
lister
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded by ap-
plying Chamberlain Liniment. Not
one case of rheumatism in ten requires
any internal treatment whatever.
This liniment is for sale by Longwell
Bros. m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29

South HaveD, 81.
Carrie NsRler TO Judette +. Dds, LOT
IA block Is So. Haven 81.
Per w. Swanson Il v 10 Thos. +. Joy
q W. 90 acres sec 80 Arlington $1,000.
Christina Goldsmith ct al TO Lille M
Cooley pei sec 10 BloomIugdale, Sl450
Erastus l.. Moe a to Minnie Wen.
nng ct al, 70 acres sec 2 Paw Pan
5000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29

Any good doctor will tel you that medi-
cine like Ayers Cherry Pectoral cannot
do rs best work il the bowels are con-
stipated. Ask your doctor il he knows
anything better than Ayers Pills for cor
recting this sluggishness OF the liver.
Made by the J. @. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-03-29

You can say goodby to constipa-
ton with a clear conscience if you
use Chamberlain's Tablets. Many
have been permanently cured by their
use. For sale by Longwell Bros. N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS,

At the request of candidates for
County offices, the following speak
ing appointments are made; Molino.
Monday, July 1; Rowena. Tuesday,
July 2; Naylor, Wednesday, July 3
Friendship, Thursday, July A; Mace
donia, Friday, July 5; Canada Mon
day, July s; Burnham, Tuesday, July
o; Cant, Wednesday. July 10; Burke,
Thursday. July II; Thompson, Fri
day, July 12; Union, Monday. July Is
Benton City, Tuesday, July 16; Mar
tinsburg, Wednesday, July II; Black,
Thursday, Ju'y Is; Grow, Friday.
July 10; vandalta, Monday. July %;
Farber Tuesday, July 2s; Iaddonia,
Wednesday, July "a; Besgles, Thurs
day, Ju'y %; Rush Hill. Friday July
26; Edwards, Monday, July 20 and
Mexico, Tuesday, July 30. These
meetings will be he'd at 8 o'c,ock
each evening of the above dates
VIII the committeeman of the
different townships please see that
proper arrangements are made for
such meetings In their respect.
i've precincts.
G CLAY, Chm Democratic Coun-
ty Com
G. A. DAvAULT, see'y. vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
RowENA.

Miss Ella Carter srent Sunday az
Ezra Wards
Tom Kirkland spent Sunday at
Tom Johnsons near PARIS.
Al. p. Yager and family aud Miss
Leona Foreman spent Sunday at
Pete Foreman, near Thompsonville.
Elder j. D. Greer filled his regular
appointment at Antioch Sunday and
Sunday night.
shem swar;zendruber WAS here
Monday and sad he had $500 Dia-
mond colt
Bob Peck shipped a car o. heifers
of his own feeding 10 81. Louis on
Monday
S. F Light of ThompsonvilIe was
here Tuesday and said that Chester
Starr was offered $1,000 for 40 A.
Of meadow in the fled.
A. j. Tribble went to centralia on
Tuesday after a load OF goods.
s. M. Yager and Arthur Wager took
a load Of oats to Centralia Tuesday
Arthur Yager lost nice mare
with pneumonia the past week.
Don Oyerfelt passed through here
Wednesday on his way to Mexico
with a couple OF mares that had been
sold to a Kenturl1y party, one for
$3.50. The other for $500. Neither Of
them were reg cred.
Ezra Ward Of near bethlehem. Jno.
McCann of near Thompsonville, Et
Love OF rear Central School Hous,
and VIM. Wilson of Monroe county
were here this week.
Tom Hodge Of centra1a was out
here Thursday in his auto
/ Arthur Yager was out with his
huckster wagon Thursday and took
about 600 dozen eggs 70 Centrails
Friday
James A. wager of near Long
Branch was here Friday, nat being
his list birthday He lost his fam.
Gus saddle horse hat morning. sa1
ia Ike. The horse took suddenly IN
the evening before and, on going tc
the barn in the night to sec aboul
him. found him dead with all O
his ribs broken on one side and q
his legs broken in different places.
Jim Mccain, Frank Ward, Johr
smithey and wife of near Thomp
sonville and Melvin Beamer OF Mon
roe county were here Friday
There were several here at mill OIL
Friday.
9. p Keithley and A, ]. Tribb,
vent to centralia Saturday after
couple of loads OF goods.
Phil Roberts and wife went to Ger
tralia Saturday. 4
cecil Mallory and vile spen
Sunday with Tom Walker and wit
tnear Skinner. h
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27

Telegrans from Hon. Wallace Bass.
ford. Champ clarks private secre.
tary. and Hon. y. y. shobe and John
D. orear who are at the baltimore
convention. received by citizens Of
Mexico Wednesday express the be-
lief that the nomination Of
Clark ss the Democratic nominee for
President Is almost a certainty.
Bryan and Wilson eliminated and
Clark's friends in control. These
We're the big results Of the first
days SESSION on Tuesday at the Balt.-
more convention
The prospect Of clark's nomination
Is fast verging certainty. Unless
something slips in the combination
which has now displayed a firm hold
on the convention the Missouri cam
didate cannot loses
Bryan who tonight so stouny
against Judge Parker being the tenn
porary speaker. refused chairmanship
of the Resolution Committee tender
ed HIM Wednesday.
200 p. m.
Baltimore, Md June &c.
ivan Ashworth,
Proprietor RIngo Ho'el,
Mexico, Mo.
Champ Clark will win. Every IN
dicatlon New York, Ohio and Indiana
will get Into band wagon early In
game.
JOHN D. oREAR.
f:17 p. m.
Baltimore, Md, June 2s.
To r. M. White,
Mexico, Mo.
clsrk's noinatlon assured. Can't
osas him. It's a elnch.
E. J. sHoRE.
200 p. m.
Baltimore, Md June 20.
70 ]. C. Bassford
Mexico, Mo,
cisrk's nomination is as een-
lain as anythig can posslbi be.
WALLACE 5AssFoRD,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27

Ladies all linen Embroidered corner rehief 70 Sc
Ladies black hose seamless double and toe Sc val sc
Ladies fun bleach gauze vest. nice quality, for Sc
Dress Shields asst sizes. seconds 25c values
just a pick up tail perfect goods) pair 9c
Mennens taeum powder, 25e value, n
Good quality WHIST broom ee
Mems nice quality seamless sox f5e value pair Sc
300 yards Linen Crash Towelng, cant be bought to-
day to retail less than IL 1-2e yd 9c
SILK hair hair ribbon, inches wide, nice quality all
Darning cotton. best grade made s balls ee
Mourning pins, full count boxes for ee
Chamos skins, nice quality, good size, for oe
Cha n ois skins, large size, fine quality Go
Mems white handkerchief, neat hem Sc Value oe
10 doz bleach Pillow slips ~ ,lncheswde liberal
hem good quality 9e
SO doz. bleach and unbeaehed Turkish and bleach
huek towels, large size f5c value, each 9c
c. Bleach hand towel, good size for &c
Mending tissue, mend torn clothing 2paekages &c
lot Torehon and Val lac S, beautiful pattern yds 9e
Safety Pins mot iron or tin but brass the kind that
has sharp point, Sc values papers &c
Brass Family Pins $50 count 2 papers 90
dozen hsn eye pearl buttons, not seconds 9c
Ladies and Children hose supporters wide and strong
web and rubber hose protector, pair &c
Shoe Laees, nice quality, IL in package for &c
Nail or hand brushes, polished handles, fine brstle,
worth Is to 25c each &c
Ii dies sheer quality linen handkerchefs embroder
ed corner t5e value &c
Brass curtain rods, for &c
spools Coats cord spool cotton &c
Kings machine thread, a spoo for De
Busy Bee bastingthread, 500 yards to SPOOL for 9s
spools heavy button thread, strong linen for 9e
Horn dressing comb, metal back extra strong &c
Extra quality ink tablets, 2 for ee
Linen finish envelopes 25 to package ice val pkgs oe
F. & W Special cotton bait strictly cotton &c
pkg horn hair pills. to package nice quality g4i &c
Wire hair plus, 10 packages for ee
Tape measures, metal ends and stitched 2 for ee
Ladies gauze vests mereerized silk tape neck and
ann, shaped neck, for sc
gross tooth brushes called seconds slightly imper
feetion in handle, brush good 20 and 25e val &c
Imported pearl buttons, strictly rsts value dozen &c
t5 dozen good quality Turkish wash cloths. nicely
| hemmed, for &c
2 lunches kid curriers' for &c
Extra large size can Vera TaIeum powder ee
Pears Uneented or Jap Rose Soap, cake &c
Crepe paper, all eoors rolls &c
Hydrox Peroxide of Hydrogen. Sc bottle &c
6 bunehes adamantne dress pins &c
2 dozen nice quality collar buttons oe
Colgates celebrated English process Elder flower or
Glyeerine Soap, cake &c
2 punches corset stays ee
2 cans Dorothy Taleum Powder &c
Rubber tip lead pencils, 10 for &c
One grade clothes brushes extra vaue each &c
Nice quality Ceulod or Aluminium Soap Boxes s- &c
Mems Work Socks, pair &c
India Block Tape, lunches for &c
Genuine air cell wash cloths 2 for ee
25c size Cutieura and Parkers tar soap fao
2 cakes Pears Uneented soap feo
LstePine or Sanitol 25e size 100
Euthymol and Sanito Tooth Paste f9c
Graves Santol and Lyons Tooth Powder fec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
On 3rd Page Of
This Paper
Nav HOE.


Mrs. Dollins, of Mexico, and her
daughter, Miss Louise, are visiting
w N. Chick and wife this week.
R. r. Dollins aud family visited w.
N. Chick and family Sunday. w. J.
Chick, wife and daughter, Miss Effie,
we're also guests at the Chick home
Sunday.
Chas. Casseli aud wife we're guests
Of relatives her Sunday.
Mr.. Ray and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Bovine.
Miss Eliza Shire OF Galloway coun-
ty has recently been the guest OF
Mrs. c.. H. Dickey and family.
{ "Grandma'' Edwards 10 visiting
her SON. Charley Edwards, who is SUI
perlntendent of the County Farm in
Boone county. She expects to be alb.
sent two or three weeks.
Mrs. Bovine is still on the sick
list.
Your correspondent has con.
yeraed with fifty or a hundred people
IN his township and all say the pres
en- road iaw % a curse to the coun-
try What the people want is school
district laws and township organiza--
tiol. The man who pledges himself
work for these two things win 60 to
tha legislature. let HIM be a Demo
era Republican,, Socialist, Prohibit
tIonist or what This is the sen.
timen' Of two-thiTds Of the people.
Mr. ard Mrs. Allen Duffy ana
hugh.er Mss Anna Maude, we're
he guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
squlres and family Sunday
Mr. and Mrs John RuSer and
son, Paul Rutter, from Censralia,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
sduires and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. 4. Shock, son and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom
squlres Sunday.
ALVIN squires is visiting his grand.
father the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs sydenstr r.cker were
guess OF Mr. and Mrs. Miller sun.
day.
say You people, reeollect that
Chau'auqua at Mex co. Everybody
come, aud let US see how YOU look;
bring the womenfo'ks and the babies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
Remnants Remnants

June 28 and q We viii have
on sale all kinds, qualities and
lengths at half price. Don't
forget the dates Friday and
Saturday, June 28 and 20.
Two davs only. d2wl
Ricketts, & Emmona D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
HOSE

TIC
MUSLIN BARGAINS.
Here are some SPECIAL values you
can not afford 10 pass:
S6 Inch nice grade Brown Mfs1in,
&c valeu, 10 yards for
acc
S6 Inch fine gtade Brown Muslin,
Z 1.2c value, 10 yards for
soc
S6 Inch Extra fine grade Brown
Muslin, 1Oc value 10 yards for
79c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27

See CRADDOCK early
Saturday morning for beau
tiful new Wall Paper at
bargain prices Will also
give a special 10 per cent
reduction on all bills bought
before | o'clock.
We DO this to get you to
buy early in the day SO we
can get your paper trimmed
and ready early and not de-
lay you.
To make papering easy |
will lend my customers 4
pair Of s.. 90 paper hanger
brushes free of charge. We
require cash deposit for
brushes loaned.
Will show you the newest
prettiest and lowest priced
stock Of Wall Papers in
Mexico.
3 first class Wall Paper
men to wait on you. 2 first
class Picture Framers
7 BRING Us YOUR WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
srArloNERY
LAWNS
FANCY LAWNS

AN oar high grade Il II and loc
colored Lawns, Ratistes ana a.. Ds'n an,r
lies, very sheer and fine quality d., DAN y
t,g', ~ patterns, border efecf. ETC. ,,isaa rms
includes Fancy vOiies ard 00p,Js sNI.
;roulapds, worth 25cl Goes 'n''
sale. 10 yards for
CSC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27

Come Early. HAM SALE. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. d2w1
Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
RIBBONS
LADIES TAILORED SUITS

LADIES TAILORED SUITS
Now folks this is your chance. We
have % high grade Ladies' Tailored
Suits left and we are going to make
fha following price that we are posi-
tive will clean them up quick. This
includes every suit. $35, $50 end $50
values. Full suit prce o. skirt, your
choice
$9.4S and $12.49
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27
$8.49 and $12.49
LADIES TAILORED skIRTs

We are going TO be truthful. We
have about 25 Ladies $3.50. $1,000
and $500 Plated Skirts carried over
made high grade cloIhs and nicely
tailored and have decided to make a
killing price, to c'ean them up, your
choice