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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
HELP!
Csrpentersill
Union Carpenterelll

Csrpentersill
Union Carpe
This Is your last chance to
help build Mother Jones' home.
Secretary Evans OF the Car
penters' union needs a lot Of
handy men with hammers and
saws TO put the compo board
walls In place and finish up the
inside work.
Come on and give the final
touches TO Mother Jones' home"
Is his slogan. Come early, and
II WON'T take long. Many hands
make easy work, and we will
have big feed. for Mother
Jones and her soon-to-be neigh.
bors will brew pot OF real cof-
fee and prepare tre fislngs."
II will be some day, 80 go.
hcw 10 get thcre1
Take Renton car and get off
at Columbia st. Follow the
branch line 10 the right TO the
trestie. The house ls lust a
block TO the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

Mrs. Carl Alex Westr,an, whom the
coroner's Jury esonersted Of the
murder Of her husband at Winslow
about a month ago. 10 today de-
tained at the Winslow hotel by or
ders OF Sheriff shattuck and Pros.
eeutins Attorney Moore Of kitsap
county.
1t is known that half dozen
Burns detectives have been on the
trail of Mrs. Westman and her
neighbor. Mrs. Peter Bow, who aid
ed in establishing Mrs. Westman's
alihi In the coroner's hearing. The
watch was kept up from the time
the coroner's verdict was rendered.
The detectives are said to have
employed the newest device invent
have obtained discriminating evi-
ed by Burns. the detecta-phone, and
dence OF the strongest character.
have a record OF every bit OF con-
versation that was had at either the
Westman or the Row home.
Too perfect an alibi advanced by
Mrs. Westman during the coroner's
hearing caused Sheriff Shattuck
and Prosecutor Moore to make a
more thorough investigation.
Mrs. Westman testified that she
had been at home all of the night
of the murder. that she slept down
stairs and not with the children,
because her boy complained his
bed was broken and she gave hers
up to him. while she slept on
couch. In support Of the alibi, Mrs.
Bow testified she had called nt the
Westman home about II o'clock
at night for some toothache medi-
cine. and Mrs. Westman was asleep
Two OF Mrs. Westman's children
also testified that they had occa-
sion TO pass the room where Mrs.
Westman was sleeping. and that II
was about o'clock. The light was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
PllSIDENT
OF TRUST IS
|. ACQUITTED

rn;fs1 rvess Leased wIr.
Uot1oN, June 7.-Wm. Wood,
eNieaairs head Of the woolen
~ wss acquitted here today on
. ssssss In the Indictment ehars-
J ssaspirsey to plant dynamite to
sfssh lswrsnee strikers. Fred
- AsfssuS wss acquitted on the
- essst but the jurors are dis
~ On the four other counts.
- Collins, the Cambridge dog
- was found guilty on the
use counts and not guilty on
- stksv three.
,N mry reported at 10 O'Clock
nnounced II had reached a yer
.oums was convicted only OF
scy to plant dynamite. At.
spent the night in the office
attorney. Wood was at his
but kept 10 touch with the
~ bench.
go vas Immediately discharg.
collins and Atteaux remained
ns'f seats as Attorney HurIbut
rsved the charge of attempted
Sy during the trial OF Juror
me charge that an officer OF
"un said Hurlbut, tried to
: Juror. strikes at the heart
us system OF justice. / demand
mSestisation. II there IA evil
~ ~ nat an attorney has been
~ of an attempt to brlbe. | be-
sse should be publicly dismissed
~ ~ me bar. In behalf OF myself
~ u Justice to myself and asso-
snd my client. ask the
~ 70 put the witnesses on 80 We
81 at the truth here and now 3"
M.i'ct Attorney Pellatler en-.
"sed Hurlbut's remarks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
HOLD MUSICIAN
AS A FIRE BUG

SAN JOSE. June PROF, Max
Bachman, formerly of Los Angeles,
is In jail here on charge OF arson.
Since coming to California, Bach
man has been an orchestra leader
In Coronado. San Diego and San
Jose I.achman's studio was burn
ed recently and he presented
claim for $4,000 insurance. The or
chestra leader is also accused of
ca,feing fire in Gos Angeles which
netted him s2.l04 and one at Coro-
nado which netted him SLIGO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

well In half year is going 10 die
When she does. II means $4,000 fer
her people. THREE THOUSAND
DOllARSl
Say. II my mother got that much
money all at once she could buy a
house an keep boarders.
Mind you. the company don't
have to do t. Nix That's why II
makes me tired to read how some
folks talk about corporations Just
because they're corporations. Is II
any OF MY business? oh my, no,
not at all. That's why I'm Grating
so eloquent.
But take It from me on the lev
81, stick to that little old switch
board through fire and flood. Me
an the other girls has no kick com.
Ing so long as the company takes
care OF us while we're living and
looks after our mothers when
we're dead"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
Woman's S Neck Is
Broken; She Lives

Although she Is suffering
from a broken neck, at the City
hospital. physlclans state that
Mrs. Geo. Tltecomb. Injured Fri
day by the falling OF a wardrobe,
will recover. However. II will
be necessary for her to wear
her head In steel swing fas-
tened 10 her shoulders.
The accident occurred as
Mrs. Titecomb was removing
some clothing from n big wal.
nut wardrobe In her rooms at
othe Idaho hotel. The ward
robe fell oysr on the woman.
her neck striking a dresser as
she fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

Our clients In trouble.
Don't delay,
We
Delay Will cost them doublei
Judges with laughter
Oh, bless soul Oh bless m SOUL
But AREN'T these iitse lawyers droIii
Taxpayers footlghts dcclaim)
We give these judges handsome
And padded chairs to sit In;
But when quiz them delay,
We're told 20 mind knttln.
uiugants rspeatl
But when they them delay,
They're told
Udtigants turn appealngly to judgcsl:
Oh srs please hear
We're tired OF all this waiting
paffs judges winking at corporation la
sernly
Sliencsi We would you
That on thin Ice you're skating
We with shall have
And jail you for contempt OF court.
Uitigants led prison. when O
1urst addresses the others foows):
NY fellow judges svpoess-
I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

We close up shop and
And rest and the lveong day
On mountain by
Wen through,
And then we'll
Wel until September-thats
What vscaton's for.
tFfling clerks file in and drone)
Were clerks, shirks
We work from night ill
We holiday;
We wish we'd
Oh, eoshi
We wish we'd neer been borni
Judges gather travelling golf sticks fishing tackle
and other holiday junk and sing the final chorus):
Fare thee we'll, Seattle,
Thou Sheapor Of Shuckshess;
We're off eight holiday,
To lure the trout from iimpId pools
Or by the restless
To lave tired limbs, else,
II should notion,
Knock little rubber balls
From teeine around the
So fare thee WE'LL SeatteI
FAREWELL
Judges hurry from the stage)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
ALL PERFECT HERE

PORTLAND. June 7.-On ac-
count OF tho examining doctors
finding 80 many Of the babies prac-
ticalIy physically perfect, II was
very probable today that an elm
ination contest will be necessary TO
select the winners OF the Eugenic
show, held here Wednesday under
the auspices OF the North Portland
Improvement club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
We Will Give You
a Fine Safety Razor

enosolutey 8 free if you will subscribe for The
=. T.r tor one year at the regular price of $3.25
ms an excellent outfit, consisting of the razor
VII seven guaranteed blades, Colgate shaw
v suck, good shaving brush with nickeled
handle, all packed in neat and serviceable
4. fnerette case. In fact, if you bought this out
- ~ retail it would probably cost you at least
10 v.i0o. But we give it to you free with years
'Sp'cfipt'on at the regular price of $3.25.
" o:-We still have few of the Parcel Post
W.Ps lett. This is fine map of the State Of
"ssn'nston the United States the Panama
..I Ii' and shows the Parcel Post zones in detail
;rs gives full and complete information regard
.s. "e Parcel Post This map also is free with
a o. yearly subscription at the regular price of
&c: lake your choice of the map or razor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

First Judge: Wen itigatno bunch.
And for the seashore hike III
Judges and Taxpayer. AND-FOR-THE-SEASHORe
HkE-iri
First Judge; For perform
Unless sometimes play7
We stand In need. friends,
OF good. holiday.
Judges Uubilant) An eight weeks hordayii
Taxpayers taghas1: AN-EIGHT-WEEkS-HOliDAV
Judges replaced by corporation lawyers who
ehortlol
We do not care how Judges shlrk;
"Oesys" middle
SUPPOSE THE JUDGES NEVER WORK.
" ONLY HELPS OUR GAME
Judges: Hs, ha, hal You wonder why
We judges do do
because these silly
Would
tEn,cr the little dinky lawyers who chan, dirrefuly):
Make hastei
solitary minute
Hustle ti
III
Our tra-tsts begin II.
Its speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
Prize Drama

We offer the. following as
positively the shortest drama
ever written:
tCurtain rises disclosing
The Man dining tete-a.tete with
The Affinity. Enter The
Wife,
MANI?
Wife,.
Man-O,.
can rights reserved. Those
who leave before the show Is
over may have their money re-
turned at the box office)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
6O,O3l REGISTER

When the registration books
closed Friday night for the port
election there were 60,Q3l names
registered. All but 1910 of this
number had registered prior to
the municipal election In March.
There now remain 10 days before
the election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07
BY Fred l.. Boalt.

BY Fred l.. Boalt.
Place: superior court
(mostly wastedl. About
Characters Judges corporation lawyers little dnky
clerks hotpoloi
misses. people and Just folks.
Curtain OF tigRnts arrival
Some OF them have fallen asleep Presently
stroll In nudge each other and rumble in dgnfed
Or fudse
pe9s
should be forced 20 hurry
hard
"a gets the votes
Dear folks.
You're jokes
your wages;
vog bother stsid
In fact goats.
Iiisans abashed few steps reply humbly):
On. all apologize.
guys
nonopoixe
LHisans waltz downs,ase Judges advance foo,lgh,s
~ OF them singsl
On, eomrsdss mine, have huneht
I know you will like H.
Istges joyfuly); He knosu that will like R
f1payers sorrowfnlyl: NE KNOWS THAT THEY WILL
LIKE ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

AS people tire of reading the skinned
milk kind of papers, they come to The
Star. The Star has increased its circu-
lation steadily and consistently for ID
years. The Star is established on the
foundation of public confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-07

makes =
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|gestiOns;'
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The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06
THE HOME PAPER

It wants you on it's leading list, recorderded on it's books, and then you'll get it every week and know just how 1t looks.
 It will tell you all about the news, in this and near by towns, who gets married, dies, is born and who elopes or drowns.
 There isn't a thing from A to Z that tends to help the town that the paper dosen't catch it up and quickly pass it round.
 It tells about your visitors, with titles emphasized, while all their points of merit are freely generalized.
 It tells the story of success. but screens the failure side, and when the facts will make a mess it simply lets them slide.
 It tells about your virtues, and overlooks your sins, and puts an extra emphasis upon the birth of twins.
 It never begins to tell a lie eX- cept in personal praise and then it does it clear and strong, and with it's choicest phrase.
 In writing up your marriage, it elaborates with care, and says the bride was beautiful and the groom was on the square.
 1t dosen't matter who crosses Jordan's river. the paper tickets
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

Dr. Harry Fowler, Osteopath- ic Physician-general practition- CT. Office, Nevada County Bank Building. Residence phone, No. 186. 530-1m
 Mrs. Shankles Summer clear ing Sale will begin Saturday May 31st and will continue through the summer, or until the Sum- mer stock is sold.
 When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamber loin's Cough Remedy as may be re- quired This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used success fully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale by All Dealers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

mark, or a sad domestic scar.
 It knows the man who pays, and the one who could but won't and all the chronic knocker, and the one who makes a bunt.
 It knows the financial standing of every main in town, and whether it's living or cheerless giving that constantly keeps him down.
 ;. Unlike the city dailies h a devle in scandals sewer, it elmi- mates the sewage and r. tains the good n q pure. -Onarga III. Leader and Review.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06
THREW AWAY S40,OO0.0O

A. s. Jones paid $40, 900. % for a plantation without looking into the title. Three months later the Courts decided that the man he bought it from had no title. This is an every day occurrence. What kind of title have you? See us we can tell you. We have the only complete set of Abstract Books of this county. Security Saving & Trust Go. 4 per cent paid on Saving Deposits.
 Advt.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06
Do not fail to secure some of

Do not fail to secure some of the bargains which will be offer- ed at Mrs. Shankle's Store.
 When you feel like you want a Real biscuit, get a sack of White Dove flour at J. M. Dukes.
 Save your comhings of hair and have you a braid made. See me at Picayune office, Phone 232.
 Florence Elkins Advt
 l am agent for the Spirella Corset and will he pleased to call and take your measure. Fit guar anteed. Mrs. C. B. Andrews, For Sale-Some good June corn seed, at $1. 50 per bushel, Farm Union Warehouse Prescott, and at my home Emmet, Route l.
 J. r. Boyd. Dr. little makes cattle and dogs speciality so don't forget the old milk COW at home, she may need something as we'll as your work horses.
 Let me make your combings of hair into nice braid, all work guaranteed to be satisfactory. See me al Plea, une officie, phone No. 232.
 Advt Florence Elkins.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

him as saint, and safely sends him thither.
 It tells about the darling boy who had dollar raise, leaves out his measley littlestricks and just recites his praise.
 And there's your daughter on the street, gadding night and day of all the rumor slow or fleet. it wisely does not say.
 It paints out every blemish on the picture of life, and paints in every virtue of a home that has no strife.
 1t learns to read between the lines and find the tender spot, to blow not cold on young or old, when the blowing should be hot.
 It senses all the skeletons be- hind the closet door and runs it's big blue pencil through the lines that turn them OCT.
 It knows about your weakness your little streaks of yellow. just how to smother i'll reports or make them smooth and mellow.
 It knows what families live in peace, and those most apt to jar. and whether it's just a birth
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

We would like to ask the
 ,ionds of Judge Hays why he
 s so opposed to some e, one max ar the Governors office a step- p;1g stone to the United States Eenate when he is holding on to fha rircois Jaage's office with Knee baad and reaching out for fbe Governors office with the b+boy7 Now don't all speak at bnce pease.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06
THE ONLY AND BEST ITCH MEDICINE

Says Dr. w. V. Buckingham. of Kingstree, s. c. He writes Please send me by mail at onae one dozen Hunts .ECure, the only and best itch medcine to be found in the U. S." Soc per box, and money promptly refunded if it fails in Itch, Eczema, Ringworm Tetter. etc. All druggists Manufac- tured by A. B. Richards Medicine Go |, Sherman, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06
uur oy: EYE OUT SUFFERED 36 YEAiS FROM
 SKIN DISEASES

suffered from skin disease for 3e ,oars and about six months ago 1t at l lacked % one of my eyes and put it out; Hr Ester if was too late, l got box ot
 Huot's Cure and began to use 1t, and l
 nust say that it is the best remedy l have used in 36 years, and believe 1t
 Eill cure any skin eruption.
 P. H. Chaney, Caney, La.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

Little Rock and return S3.9O
 account Annual Convention Ark
 hnsas Lumber Dealers. Tickets bn sale June 8th and 9th, good until June 18th.
 A. B. Oliphint.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

I am still selling the best flour
 made. The White Dove made by
 the Philadelphia Milling Cos J. M. Duke.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

Dr. little says he has treated 4 head of horses with Miningitis in the last month and has not lost a case.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06

For Sale-100 bushels of whip perwill Peas. J. w. Gordon, Route 6, Phone 818A.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-06-06
SOME QUALITY FEATURES

Hardwood frame. "BAN- NER" made body ---- 5e inches long; WrOught iron seat frame braces; s'BtN N EAt" made, split hickory wheels, screwed rims. coach felioe plates; "HA N N ETiS made, full wrought gear, wrought drop forged 12-iHch filth wheel;
 Finest grade Oil-teUDereC steel springs--36 inches iB length;
 ODe-piece, long distance aXies--nO weld in center; Genuine leather quarter top, leather back stays; Genuine leather uphOIster- ing; Quadrupie braced shafts; all up-tO-date ap- pointments;
 tiigh-cIass painting and finish.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27
BANKER HENRY FIGHTS
CONTEMPT INDICTMENT.

George Carr Henry. millionaire mem-
Co.. began his hSht to-day before
United States Commissioner Shields TO
prevent tho of'iciais Of the Department
Of Justice from removing him to wash-
inston. d. G.
Mr.. Henry 10 under indictment By the
Federal Grand Jury OF the District of
Columbia for contempt Of q Congress
sional Committee In refusing to answer
questions put TO him BY the Pujo
Money Trust probers.
Assistant United States District-At
tornsy John r. Walker conducted thu
Governments case. He offered a. svi
dence the indictment charging that the
banker refused 20 tell Samuel Inter.
myer. counsel for the committee. the
names OF bankers Of this city.
Mr.. Walker argued that the Govern.
ncnt had made out clear case for the
Commissioner to order Mr.. Henry's 70.
movai to the District Of Columbia.
John ID. Lindsay. Mr.. Henry's attor.
ncy. asked Commissioner Shields to dis.
miss the Indictment on the ground tina,
II set forth no offense against the iaws
OF the United States Commissioned
Shields denied this motion. whsreupor
Mr. Lindsay asked FOR an opportunity &c
consult with former Senator John C.
Spooner. Mr.. Henry's chief counsel. be.
fore arguing further.
The commissioner adjourned the hear,
'ng to March T.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27
How to Cure Rheumatism
Prominent Docto.'s Beet Presrrip-
tisa Essiiy Niled 81 Hemc.

This simple ana harmless formula has
worked wonders for all who have tried
II. quickly curing chronic ana acute rheu.
mAtism and backaohs. Prom your drug
Rfst get one ounce Of TORS compound lin
original seaisd packaRsI and one ounce O.
syrup Of sarsapar1ila compound. TAX,
these two inGrsdisnts homo and put them
In half pint Of 5000 whlsksy. Shake
the bottle and take . tsaspoonfui before
each meal and at bedtime" Good result,
cone after the first few doses. II your
drvaRist does not have Tsrts compo
In sock he viii get Il for you In Q few
hosrs from his Wholesale houss. DON
DO influenced TO take . patent medicin
instead Of this. Insist on having the zen
uins foris compound In the orisinal. oas
ouaes. sealed. yellow package. Hundred
OF the wort cases here have been cure,
by this in Q short time.
81. hsoeaSct Kidney Tables Give lam.
disas Rslisf.-Advt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27
MARSHALL AND WIFE
GUESTS Of WILSON
ON WAY TO CAPITAL
President-Elect Entertains Vice
President-Elect at Lunch
con in Trenton.

TRENTON. ~. u, Feb. 27.-pres,-
dent-eiect Wilson had rs his guests nj
luncheon to-day vice-Preridcnt-e elect
Thomas r. Marshall Of Indiana and
Mrs Marshall. who stopped here on the
way 10 Washington. Mrs Wilson was
unable Ia come from Princeton on ac-
count OF the press OF household duties
incident to the departure for the national
capital
Mr. Wilson had completed his work
as Governor and came to the State
House to-day 10 clear up some OF his
correspondence on national AFFAIRS. lie
took occasion. however. to issue another
warning TO those who were opposing the
New Jersey bill taking from the sherifYs
tho power to draw Juries and lodging
II with a commission appointed by the
Governor. The statement says:
while the opposition OF the sherifcs
TO the jury reform bill 10 perfectly nat
ura,. I know very well the character Of
the rest OF the lobby against Il and that
1t consists very largely Of men repre-
senting interests which know they will
be endangered II they do not control
the drawing OF the grand juriea There
fore am In this night to stay. tho
travelling facilities between New Jersey
and Washington beinK excellent
Before the thing " over ! will take
pains TO let the people OF New Jersey
know absolutely tho forces. aside from
the personal opposition OF the shcriffs.
which are fighting this thing. They will
have to come out In the open. even II
sl.N- hat IN h. Lad hNf rs.n
or course. ! would not be opposed TO
the proposition OF IA referendum. II this
IA an honest referendum and there are
no tokers IN H. But do know the peo-
pie OF this State demand jury reform
and are going to get H.. The longer Il
takes the worse 1t will be for the gentle
men who oppose IT.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27
Walsh Window Tents
Special
lO%
Discount

Make outdoor sleeping rooms in
your home. You are perfectly pro-
tected from draughts- no possibility
OF catching cold yet you sleep in the
fresh outdoor air. OF the greatest
benefit where there are symptoms of
weak or affected lungs. Easily ad-
justed to any window.
Walsh Window Tent. large size,
800 and $3.50.
Walsh Compact" Window Tent
- Ideal for smaller bedroom windows.
Covering easily detached and laun-
dered. Special value, $3.50.
Walsh Capote-A double hood
and cape to be worn when sleeping
IN open air. Gives perfect protection
from frost and cold, $3.50.
Special discount of 1920 if you
buy now.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27
Ailing Skin

Eczema, Psoriasis. Dandruif. Pimples.
skin troubles Of any kind-WASH
THEM AWAY with
DID. D. Prescription for Eczema
This mild wash will bring you instant
relief from that awful itch. Prove i,
with a soc bottle. Your own druggis,
guarantees the regular first el.OO size
bottle to end your distress and begin
your cure or your money back. d. D.
ID. Soap helps, too; ask him. For sale
by Riker- Hesemsn Drug Stores and all
good druggists.-Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27
Protection from Colds
in These Riker & Hegeman
Cold Weather Garments.

Manufactured hygenically from best
materials, selected by experts. Made
under our direction and supervision
and sold direct to you with only q
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Only at Riker and Hegeman Drug
Stores can you buy Cold Weather
Garments OF such excellence at these
prices.
Paper Vests. light and comfortable,
without extra weight. All sizes, Use
value; special price, SOC.
Chamois Vests OF best quality
imported chamois skins. Very warm
and comfortable. A sure protection
from cold and dampness. All sizes
for women, $3.50; for men, >2.7S.
Lung Protectors. Excellent in
the treatment of pulmonary weak
nesses. Various styles in wool, felt,
chamois, etc. All sizes; up from 43c.
Felt Vests. These popular gar
ments in extraordinary values. Extra
quality felt, warm and servicable.
Up from sl.s7.