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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
MULR0NEY ELATED
OVER OUTLOOK
PRESIDENT OF UNION LEAGUE
AND LOCAL MANAGER TALK
OF BUTTE MEETING.

It was the best meeting that has
been held since the Union league
mas organized. Everybody there
seemed anxious to have a thorough
understanding, agreed to stand
tight upon every ruling that might
be made for the conduct Of the
league and best Of all eacl, one
necessary SO that perfect harmony
csn rule in the Union association
this year. The enthusiasm ex-
pressed was real. There was moth
ing affected and the business was
conducted with dispatch. At the
close of the meeting everybody
seemed perfectly satisfied. don't
see how things could have been
more pleasant or satisfactory. As
president of the Union association
you may be sure that it was a Joy
to find things in such fine shape.
To my mind the outlook for the
season is exceptionally bright.
&. c. MULRONEY.
President Of the Union Association.
We certainly had a dandy meet
ing. There is no question but what
The Union association is going %
have sore great ball this year. The
fellows in Butte have walked up
now and that is going to be a
dandy ball town this year. | am
sure that Merkle will make Butte
d good manager. He is popular
and is going to have fine support.
| certainly was tickIed to have that
one-same-on-Sunday rule adopted.
1t will be a big relief. Nothing is
gained by a double header and it
works a hardship on everybody
concerned. Now that the preIin-
inaries are owe we must get busy.
Now we want better weather for
we will start training at home on
April I.
CLIFTON BLANkENSHlP.
Manager MissouIa Club
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
TO GREET BRYAN.

Springfield, H., March 16.-Prepara-
ions We're completed today by Gov
ernor Dunno for the reception. of Sec
rotary of State William Jennings
Bryan in Springfield next Tuesday,
when he will address the Illinois legis-
lature and be entertained at luncheon
at the executive mansion.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
LEATHERMAN FUNERAL,

Hamilton, March 16.-(Special)-
Funeral services over the remains
of Joseph Leatherman, whose death.
occurred early yesterday morning, were
held at 2 O'Clock this afternoon from
the family residence in RivervieW ad-
dition. Services over the remains were
conducted by Rev. O.. w. Jones. In
erment was made in Riverview ceme-
terry.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
EASY FOR

Brisbane. Australia, March II
Sam Langford, the Boston heavy
weight pugilist, defeated Jim Garry,
of Chicago today in the first round.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17

In Germany scraps of arc light car
bons, which are discarded by lamp
trimmers in this country, are. carefully
saved and cemented to new carbons.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17

Your system and blood needs a
thorough spring cleaning, purifying.
Holllster's r. M. Tea will do it,
George Freisheimer.-Ady.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
An Unprecedented
Easter Offering on
W0men'S 4 Misses
Suits, Coats, Silk
and Wool Dresses

For one week begin
ming today and lasting
till Saturday night we
will give a discount of
10 per cent on wom-
ems and misses suits,
coats, silk and wool
dresses. This is an
offer that you seldom
get at this season of
the year - just one
week from Easter
when every one of
you are thinking of
your Easter wear.
But with your other
expenses you feel that
you can't afford to
purchase your Easter
outfit just at this
time; but as an in
ducement for you, too,
we are going to offer
you a ten per cent dis
count, and when you
see the already eco
nomical prices our
goods carry, you will
readily see that this is
a very liberal Easter
offering. All altera-
tons will be free.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17

II you're 1anguid, cross, stomach
bad. constipated, out OF sorts, try
HOLSTERS r. M. Tea; makes you
We'll. keeps you well. 35c. George
Freisheimer.-Ady.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
Catcher Moore Released.

Manager BIankenship announced
last evening that he had released
Catcher Moore and would turn hin
over to Merkle of Butte. Blanker-
ship and Roberts will both be on deck
for the locals II there is no question
but what they will be sufficient.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17

Will all the fans please offer q
prayer for some good heather" sal,
E~lankenship last evening. Il have
definitely decided to train the High
ianders in Missoula. There seems to
sc a doubt about getting a ball
ground in Hamilton and | see no par
'1eniar reason why We should go away
from nome, anyway. All of the men
are to report here April / and we will
get busy Immediately. The few of rs
already on deck, including Bassey.
+ 1rlne, Roberts and myself, will be
GIN to get in condition now Just as
soon as the sun comes out and the
ground sets Cry, We are not SO
Young as we used to be and t will
take a little longer for us to work
oat the kinks that have been ac-
cumulating during he winter"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
Contest for Fans.

there was one suggestion made at
the meeting III Butte Saturday-it
came from Mcrk,e Of tIe N0untmen-
that is sure to prove popular in Mis-
souia If 1t is adopted. All the lY!ana-
gers present thought it fine business
ana Blank stated last night that he
was much in favor Of 1t. II Is a co.,
test Tor the most popular fan to run
through the whole season. the winner
to be sent to the worlds series. ali
expenses paid. The plan is To have
coupons attached ~ each ticket eactl
coupon good for one vote for So ne
ian-any gentleman in the commune
tN, not for a ball player. The plan is
yet to be adopted by the directors Of
each club. From what could be gath
cred yesterday it will be adopted by
Mlssoula's directors with enthusiasm
such a contest would add much to tn,
interest in the sport which promises
to be exceptional in the Garden city
this season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07
Drilling for Oil
at Sterling


fContlnHsd ron Page onsl
w Gormley said. y have a statement
from member 0f the geological sar-
yey party that investigated this sec
ton and iis says. owing 10 the trend
81 the Wichita mountain spheaval, the
antl-cline has a trend from northwest
to southeast passing under Sterling
The Washita river runs 10 an acute
sgncliBe from iis source to Davis.
Okla. where It cuts through the Ar
buckle mountalns Therefore the
Pennsylvania formations arc brought
surface in long. marrow ridge from
near Hobart VIA Gotcbo, Fletcher and
Sterling The gas and Oh near Gotebo
in ny opinion viii be found IN greater
abundsnce az you icllOW southeast
from Gotebo. az BY 80 doing you near
the main Midcontinent field and IN
ny opinion Sterling Is IN that field
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07
WILL PLAY
BLANCHARD

The bagaball menu Tor Sunday is to
be changed from the regular order On
towaa and tie fans will soc bunch
OF strange faces from strange land
caYorting about on the green and that
they are a team to be reckoned with
Is evidenced by a record last year that
one might call an enyiable one. The
schedule reads Blanchard vs.. Chick
asha, and with she bugs having Wit
messed the slaughter Of Tuttle at the
hands Of the locals last Sunday. a
record breaker IN attendance is ex-
pected.
Wigham, who last Sunday batted his
way into the hearts Of Chiekasha FAM
dom with a double, d triple and sim
gle out Of four times Up. win III an
probability be IN the lineup. At any
rate an effort win be made to get him.
with such biting as tue team dis
played last Sunday. chickasha wifi
hang the Indian sign on any OF them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07
STRATEGIC
ADVANTAGE
CLAIMED

lalaEram 3g Uniled Press
Washingtan June Senate Demo.
Gratis today claimed that a nrarar
advantages vas lnwlssinglq aeeordd
tAeI hg tAs Repuhgieana a rsasEs
"a she qualified charge maaa IN sa
tgr Townsend Townsend reiterated
ha declaration that the praa.asas had
no proof os igbhYfnz
The ermmlttee can take ns affFesat
cognizance Of the matter. but by adopt
Ing resolution permitting the recsn
to the stand 81 any senator suspected
Of being whipped into line tor the
tariff bill. the Democrats figure today
thar they placed The bardsa of proof
q ine ticklish charge ID the minority
Senator Reed said if any Republican
believes that Democrats aga being
forced against their conscienee throazh
tha assertion of party power. they can
call those Democrats before the com.
niltess % they b not they can't com.
plain.
Senator Townsend 81 Michigan. Re
publican, declared on the stand that
the influence fielded By President VII.
son and the Democratic oaaeas upon
the making o. the tariff bHI constitute
Cd the nearest approach to undue ii.
.fuence upon members Of congress that
the investigatlng committee would be
able TO find"
Senator Townsend criticised the
committee FOR not having asked mem
8ers 81 the senate whether the presi-
dent had sought 10 influence them and
declared that even though the presl-
dent had not intended it. hts denuncla-
tion Of the lobby working in support
Of the changes in the tariff would in
fuence senators 20 vote against the
amendments they know to be Just.
who are those senator's demand
ed Senator Reed.
= don't care to name anyone said
Senator TOWNSEND.
Two Democratic members Of the
committee present. Reed and Walsh.
resented any intimati3n that President
Wilson had used patronage or threats
to force anyone to support free sugar
or free wool or to support the bin
as whole Senator Townsend insist
ed the committee had not asked any
senator thus far whether the presi
dent had tried 70 influence him.
4 move" interrupted Senator
Walsh, that in view OF the serious
statements made touching the execu-
tive that any senator who has already
testified may be recalled and interro-
gated in reference thereto.
= am for that. said Senator Nell
SON. and every member of the commit
tee agreed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

Lawton Okla, June ia full drill.
Ing OUTFIT has been shipped here by
X W. Rine & Co. Of Bartiesyillo aud
the field cast Of this city viii be de.
veloped. Many leases have been taken
In this vicinity and there viii be other
test wells put down
The drilling outfit. together with
material for the derrick, viii be ~
once taken to the point where the
frst hole Is 10 30 down, which Ii on
d quarter located ten miles east Of the
city, a car load Of coal Is aiao III
the local railroad yards for use tn fur.
nishing power for the drill
The parties who have this enterprise
In charge have several thousand
acres under lease, covering a territory
from little east Of Lawton nearly to
MARROW IN Stephens couaty. Il is thoIr
lntenlloa TO begin operations near thia
side Of the territory they control aud
gradually work eastward IN order to
make a thorough teat Of the entire
body Of land they hoId under lease.
Development work viii soon be r..
xiYad again NJ inc MARBLE field. Tla
Marble company ID not removing the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

wild wolfllke dogs are still found fl
the remote parts q ireland They have
soft, round ears rather pleasant broad
faces, and can easily be tanned II thes
are caught young They do not hunt
IN packs, like wolves, but usually live
end hunt apart with their mates. In
bodily conformation they are much
lshe the Eskimo dog. but Of Bllghtai
build
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

currant Growing Greek Monopoly.
Many Efforts have been made to
grow so-called Greek currants IN other
countries, but always without SUCCESS.
and these very SMALL very sweet and
seedless grapes continue to be
monopoly Of certain districts In
Greece, where they constitute the
chief agricultural industry. The yield
IN an average year Is about 100000
tons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

drilling operations. but mas sableased
q part or its holdings adjacent to the
proven territory and viii furnish the
operating company with gas and OH
for their machinery
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

a regular morning operation Of the
bowels puts you in fine shape for the
days work II you miss it yoa feel IN
comfortable and cannot put vim into
your movements. For bowel irregu-
larities Herbine is the remedy. It
puriiies, strengthens and regulates.
Price SOC. Sold by Owl Drug Store and
Public Drug store--Ady. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07
in Duncan Flold

Duncan. Okla, June 7.-The machln-
cry and casing has arrived for a we'll
contracted BY tho Southwestern Oil
and Gas company, on section zl-2.5,
known as the Claud Hubbard place.
southeast 81 town
Work was resumed on the skelly
veil this week following a slight
break down. a very favorable strata
Of oil sand has been struck and the
promoters have hopes Of making a
good sigike during the next few days.
The Imperial Drilling 60. are un-
loading standard rlg al comanche
preparatory 70 drilling east Of there.
The Antelope OH and Gas Go. Of
Oklahoma city are making good head
way on their test in section 3. a few
miles sulheast of town According to
reports, surface formations are fine
in the well and the work will be
pushed
The Botts-O'Hara Co. are sinking
their third gas sell The second veil
was converted into a water well after
being drilling only short distance.
and fine system Of water works will
be installed, Il Is said
Reports from the Loco country are
to the effect that Galloway well No /
Is showing up nicely, considerable Oil
being uncovered only last week This
company has three wells, two Of which
contain oll and one gas said to be the
largest gas Wen III the state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07
Fast Motor Boats
Start Annual Race
Telegram by UnIIsa -

Abir8raM Dy Dniie1 fre8a
Philadelphia. Pa, June Three Of
the fastest sea going motor bsata Of
New York and PAiiadella 4 started to-
day from Race street pier ID the an
nual race run to Bermuda and return.
There vas big crowd Of motor boat
race enthusiasts AZ the pier to zee the
racers on Immediately the aputteF-
Ing boats started score Or more Of
yhe spectators took the train for New
York, where they win sail on one Of
the Bermuda boats which viii take
course directly behind the little boats.
thus affording her passengers a view
o. the race during the trip. The boat
Will steam ahead Of the racers shortly
before the Bermudan Islands are reach
ed In order to land It's passengers there
ln me % Witness the finish Uf the
ihst Leg. While in Bermuda, the rae
ers and spectators will be guests Of
the yachtsmen Of st. George. The
same ship on which the spectators go
to Bermuda will follow the little boats
on their return trip. The motor boats
racing are the Dream, Commodore
Charles p. Lagen, Yacbtsmen's club,
Philadelphia; Barbara II. Vice commo-
dore W. NJ Duncan Staten Island
Yacht club, New York; Tee. ". r.
Wheeler. Jamaica Bay Yacht club, New
York. Dr. Eugene swayne Is chair
man Of the regatta COMMITTEES.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

Youth "Oh, everything bores one
nowadays Worst Of it Is. when rm
bored, can't help showing # Lady
on. but you ehould learn to dis
grlse Y under mask Or gayctg. like
Inc, Punch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

a New York man who tried TO see
Boman ln hDbble skirt abeend a
sialrwny ION Ia front Of ii train. Il Is
al~ays the innocent bystander who ie
burt University Missourian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

$@%$%%$$#&#$4&
STANDING or THE TEAMs.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
bcatcr 4. Chicago
Philadeiphla b Detroit
Washington &, ST Louis
Cleveland 2 View York
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-06-07

? All Items I0r publication ID
? the society columns of the Tx.
= press Saturday must be report
= % 70 the society editor (phone
. 75) before Friday noon. ex-
= cept IN case OF events occur.
= ring Friday afternoon or Fri.
= day evening. which may be re-
> ported early Saturday morning.
= This ia moi en- arbitrary rule.
= but 4 made necessary BY me.
= chanical requirements in the
= Express office.
= Please note tals rule carefully
= end remember that Il Ii IN
= furoa each week.
The evening world., 1913-03-27

less he met one of their agents at One
Hundred and Twenty-sixth street and
FIRST avenue last night he would be
blown up.
salvatore said ne was afraid the black
matters would wreak vengeance on him,
20 ne sent trusted friend 10 the
rendezvouz last night whether the
friend had the money no would not
say. But after waiting for an hour or
more he saw no one. and reported bacs
mat there was nothing doing"
salvatore refused to let the detectives
nave the letters and said the reason he
didn't notify the police was that II would
only have made more trouble for him.
The evening world., 1913-03-27
NO FRAUD IN CHINA CASE.
Attorney Explains GOvernment'a
suit Against Importers.

William NJ wins. attorney for the
Limoges china importing firm OF 1.
Straus & Sons. explained to-day that the
suit brought against the Arm by the gov
eminent to recover SsS.s73 was not
based on fraud.
1.-The allegation Of fraud was made
hut not sworn to-" he said, ito bring the
matter in the jurisdiction Of the courts
The case 10 an outsrowth Of the Am ,ri-
can potters' efforts to raise the tariff for
their greater protection. The true home
value. upon which 1. Staus h Sons paid
duty. has been agreed upon between the
United states and the Limoges china i'm
porters for years"
The evening world., 1913-03-27

lR>p't'd CtoeoNNse-
. 70 . tach-Louis xvI> On
HnOlisA ChintA emp1rA H9osals.
. S:ssss. a. s..sssi:s ' :ss. =
wonderful variay-
NO and go values. -
We values. .............."......... -
WV Values ......................... -
20 70 n uss.................... -
Vssach TaSfses Art Cleshs-
yssh end vssetbuls Lseee-
10 70 - Mcclellan. W purchase fF00
high.cless impestes-sla0le and
double sors; r s,so = IN: .. :scss:
-Soutachs, Tam6our. irsh n. -
real Hrussele-ersam. white. oe<u
and Arabiaa-oos-haf
valves. ~. - ~ -
lWsp'e'd CSsteiN Note
U.ineh-Coaeniai. Mexican. filst.
Cluny and novelty lace combination
white, ASNbian and bel9o-0uDarb
var.sty-uamstcAehls va,us...... -
MM Rsssnesss ~ M vejswsse
y inches wtds-various shades Of
greens. red. blue. wood tone md
values to si.cS ySrd................. %
S,0oe p. Of Filst Sevim Custains-
white, Ivory snd Afa6tan tint
Lace tnssrts-wtds u. .. hem
Lot i--reg. e1.iS................ 10
Lot c-ssg. ef.o............... I'D
Lot 3-reg. 0..............1.00
Sl:lo Couch C00ose... ~
% inches wide-fuil isngth-with or
without frinss-ost0tA cssosln0D-
Nsgus stripes.
$40 Nssc Lscs CGststns. .......l.So
SxSh yds. long-NottinOham and
Scotch lAes-wAite q AraASa1-eed
lace dssigna
10 Ct. Rsvsssibls Art Sesisms.. 1871
se!neA-.dousSs bsresss. slessis 80
OrisntalA
Seamless Wilton RwOs. .9o.oo
osxioe r. and exis n.-repro1uetioes
e finest o'ssssAas-wostA no ed
wilton vslust Rugs. ~.
~ frey ns,sl. ~ osisntaAs-
Large Nilsea Hslpss kuos. {. D.. .lAeo
S.ii fe-s,orais aaA os.sassis-vs,us :.
Genuine Cssx Gysss ku0s.. ..keo
s1io ft.-gresn. red. blues aad wos1
Slt.e0 Dssssssls Rw0s. ...lo.5S
sxi3 u. seamlsss-ail woQl-meAAl-
lion. floral and small sffocts-e8.
cellent wearing ruGa
6 ct. Cotton Deu Evines.. ..... ~
Plain and two tonsd-iisht and DARK
colore-fcr erseonns. ocSim and cur.
tain muslin.
. ct. Unblsachsd Musitns. 900. ~
y inch-by scanning make full sine
- ct. BIsschsd Shsses. ........ -
soxeo before hsmmins)-sood. firm
- ct. Feather PtljoUs. ......... -
ox@-sanitary cured. -
ALSO 1n..:s,.s:.. ;H 50: s::::i ~
8 ct. Chssss Cloth-S6 insA .... ~
Bleached-not LEES than yards or
more thaa one piece 70 . 6ustoOse.
- . - ct. Ssssnpsd y. s. Gessfs -
Also squarss-3 rows OF drswn-vosk
variety OF designs.
Notion Specials
White roi, taes-S y in.-M ~
pce.-rsg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Light weight Dress ehissas-assaA.
REG. . = .n........................,. .
with sisstic-flns mSsA-Sii coiors-
I0x. ~ 00B.. II
- Ct. LintnG Ssstns-SO AasA.. -
Lerse assortment OF tsshioussss
colors; slss black Aad white.
St.eS Cslsfovnis Woel Dlsmksts. ~
White and eoloss-piak or oluS Soq.
dsrs-for full siss bsds-suk bindiAe
n Ct. Wool Dsbv Ilsansla .... -
Finn but sofs for skists. SAnda bas-
- ct. Beth Bvushss. .........., ~
Pure white bristiss-dstschabls hsa.
dies.
30 = - ct. Wsfsy Bottles. ..... -
2 and 3 aussts-vhits or srsy closA
insertion.
- Ct. Wo1ssn's Uatoa Sujls.. -. ~
shaped-fine iisis-'ov nsck-slssvs.
iess-'ees 1ssnso dseWeso - dat
~ ct. Msa's Dsiavdgeun Mltss. n
snort Or long slesSse-oeawss essSis
seae-anhis lsn0eA
$40 BrsesisAs. :. .A4ap~an1,.. i.lo
II kt. COLA fiiisa-A2n1 Z - q
oa.seo IN nDAA
ed hiaOA
L -
The evening world., 1913-03-27
N
..- III IS a II IN '--
=" Eleventh Great Spring Sale
"a FRIDAY. AS Usual, BARGAIN Dag
Our Way of Opening Season!
NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE AT PRICES
Bring Direct Money Saving You

ring Direct Money Saving I
n Ct. Dvess LtneNs. ............. ~ /
x-,neh--Natursl tint-svsry thread
linen strongly woven - Tor suits.
dresses. auto eoats.
% Ct. Meresvissd NoSelStes. $50. ~
Hsavy iustrs.ss stripe-csspe~Ake fin
ish-cSeam. light blue. pink. reseda,
rose, gray. tan. navy. cadet. Copen-
hagen. brswn. black. etc
u Ct. Dotted ChiffoNsttss.. ..... ~
sprtn0 dresses and svsainS gowns
~ Ct. FsRcv Psrcslss. ........ ~
NH lengths oi fine qualities iAsGe
assortment stripes and n6urss
n ct. Sur Striped voilss. ....... 10
Hello. rosa nght blue green. navy.
black. gold stripes on white grounds
- Ct. Ramis Lincns-SS tnch.... 10
All linen - Broken assortment 81
coiors-therefors this low price
Floral Hotlss. ~
Many pretty patterns.
Large assortment Of neat designs.
Sl.SS Dole Width Chsrmsuss.. l.lo
leading spring ooierA evening
shades. also black.
n Ct. Cisanessbis Tsffstas. $40. 80
s6-inch chiffon finish - beautiful
shadinxs. rose. nile. sold. wistarta.
blue. green. garnet. etc.
1925 Chavwsuss. ..............l.7S
- inch--light. medium and DARK
meteor finish.
$3.50 Crsps dc Chimes. .......... l.9S
&0-inch - lustrous new shades for
street and evening.
~ Ct. I'd. WIDE Chiffon PopliRs. ~
lustrous-colors and black.
- ct. Msssalinse Inch. :. -
chiffon finish white. cream. black
and Ill colorA
50 Ct. Al Wool french Ssvess... -
Il ard q inch--sls0 tAffstas-hlghly
favored fabrics for spring dreessss
suits and coats.
Tan :s,,. G:S:; , ~, s~'.
spiss Assthy,. gias.s
Tsupe TdnCo Aeas Wses blns
S5.60 Black Dvosdceoths. ...... IN
n inch-all Wooi--lustrous chiffon
finish-Sponssd and shrunk.
"a. Val NIL. C..... N
Fine worvted finish--crsam. brown
navy and black-in great demand Tor
Spring dresses. suits and coats.
s..s.a a],,s,,...
% ana % tncn Seoscn mGs~Ss
also broken checks-worth 49,. ~
.-.---
5<-inch WhlpcOrds-
garnet. brown. tan. navy and a
black-Vsiue '-'''''''''''''''''''''
all wordsworth .~................ -
A. H., v,,a y w., ,..,,.
sI'"cn S"S euu w. S"ps
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