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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
Crossed the Boundary

NOGALES. Ariz.. Nov -Actinr
Governor Randall was allowed In crosse
the international boundary TONIGHT op
m" condition that he was In hold him.
sell subject TO orders Of United Ststas
ai my Officers. u was reported thai
villa. commander. General Acosts
was contemplating a similar move.
Governor Randall declined guard
at the hotel where ne rerisfs-.d f,r
the night Before he was p.rrfff.5
To enter Tho United States tho military
authoritics obtained an order from him
releasing three Americans whose
names were stated to BE- GiHland El.
H'r and Lehman The three CHARGED
WIN violating the neutrality Law. of
TO" United states In having escorted
I"'p'r rS INTO Mexico several days aro.
were brought here and locked no
Ih" patrol Of United States froops
were rodOublcd late today from
Faln said to have come from the from
with wounded soldiers Of General Eos
litu'1 command arrived tonight n
was said that orders had been issued
hy fho United States army ror,r,s.,5
'rF 77nc'Ionirr tho removal of ,p,rf
zoo wounded from NoraIes. sonora ID,
im7 place. pending the arrival Of Con
'raI Obrcron's force
There vas falk " tho evacuation of
NoEal's. sonora. tonight bv tho Villa
forces. but This lacked confirmation
DOUGLAS. Ariz. No. 20 Tho
seen" Of military activity bon northern
sonora D. shifting from Carares and
vicinity fo No.sl,-. or fHa Am,rI,s1
border. The troops of General Ohr..
F'n. after an empty victory af Ga.
nan'a and o. fruIIn.a pursuit of tho
elusive villa army. arr MARCHING upon
Nof1I's vh'rr frn forces OFF Villa .r
th' north ar' c,rr0f.d fu .rursutraf.
it'.ninrr'm.ni. ot United state. hor.
d'f patrol have boon rushed from
Iu.s'IH fn Nu.Hr.. ArIy
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Sub Warfare C0ntIrurs

tired. leaving on the fsId number. of
dead
Sub Warfare Continues
ron both sides Ia fubf.rr.r..r
warfare continue with Tho .4r.. a,
uVity ON the 2fst vr auesra.fruv
exploded "a cHuou1ef
ON iho c2rd our .arrrr. came
upon Turkish branch tunnel ana
put '0 1Ight Tho enemy workers wa
immediately prepared and exploded a
mine. which shattered fhs enemy
work
"1hn entire day az ra 17rf uaa
marked hy rifle Grnr. 600 .rf.r.r
bonn hardm0nf ard o. stream OF .-,n
ad'9 from tho eide of frr Infs. Fro
aI'HDIsh r.rI.a..HeG nHH munitions.
Iep.aynd rrr,ou.rf.. I..a ..F ..
they were by our arflu|ar.. uH.,r
homhaffrd fle railway H..H..u ..r
.'ar..uupia and DaH.H.IH..H rrr
damaged fhr engineering work. ana
hv fhn monitors and smaller war cram
which frequently BON farf.f fHa
coast ~ Asia Minor They ara Iu.
rearinsly kept 01 fre alert and rrr
OBLIGED fo 0ppos cagaIHsf uu import
ant forces"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
VILLA SOLDIERS FIRE ON
US. SOLDIERS ON BORDER
Rabies Victim
Runs An1uCk::
Later Dies

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov. Is
John Bukowa aged p, while suffering
from rabies became violent and es-
capped from hospital today. running
through a crowded thoroughfare
scratching and biting at people until
patrol wagon loaded with policemen
gave chase.
After a battle with Bukowa in which
SIX police officers and patrolmen were
either bitten or scratched. the afflicted
man was returned 20 a hospital where
he attacked the supcrintndent. the
physician and an orderly.
bukowa was finally subdued and
returned 10 the hospital where he died
lew hours later All the police in
VOWED have been granted leaves OF alb
sence 20 undergo the Pastcur .heat-
ment as a precaution, while the hos
pital officials and the ORDERLY have
been placed under observation.
bukowa was bitten by dog about
two months ago but no attention was
PAID to his injuries until he began to
act strangely this morning His es-
cape was made but a short time after
entering the hospital
Fourteen persons in all were bitten
by Bukowas eleven OF whom were at
once sent 90 Mercy hospital 10 under
20 the Pasteur treatment. Included
ln the number were superintendent
herbert lisamer. and four staff physi-
clans OF the Allegheny General hos.
pital According 10 physicians tonight
IN" condition Of all who received treat
ment today was not serious and they
viii probably recover within two
weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
GREECE MEETS DEMANDS OF
ALLIES; ALL NOW SERENE
COnfeSSes to
no. RObberies

Special Dispatch to the InteIligcncer.
PARhERSBURG. W. Va. Nov. 20
d. y. Nesselrode. known as ,ne
Rayenswood Kid" and who has been
indicted for being connected with sew
eral postoffice robberies. has made a
confession of his part in the robberies
The evidence leading to the COMES
sion was secured by Lieut. Pickering
and Assistant Postmaster y ".
knight of this city. The confession
follows:
State of West Virginia.
County OF Wood
ID. " Nesselrode being first duly
sworn. deposes and says: The t,rst
job | was ever in was St. Marys. West
Virginia. Lester and a big. tall young
fellow they called slim" and 1
think he was from SteubenyilIe
They wanted to take off the postof-
lice and | talked them out Of IL. and
they decided to take off an Assyri4n :
place; Lester did the shooting: tney
got about $66O0. unless he stole some
of II. ! know | got S22. 100 We came
right back from these to Parkers-
burg
Lester and then took off a place
called Hamock. Rcane county: il vas
big general store. | can't recall the
name of the store. Lester blew the
safe. didn't get a thing. / guess 1
missed a thousand dollars. he took
the money home the night before.
Lester and / went from Parkers-
burg TO Harris Ferry TO take OF
Reedsville postoffice. and we crossed
the ferry right opposite Reedsyiue.
Hired man in what looked like a
junk boat, to take US across Ihe
stamps were in what I understood TO
be iesk. | stood on the outsiue.
Lester pried open the desk We got
over a hundred dollars in stamps.
Lester told me he disposed of the
stamps in Chicago. I got $1,000 out
OF that job
The only job that I positively
know that Horton and Lester pulled
off together was Mason CITY. Hor
ton told me that he pulled this lob
OF with Lester. Horton said they got
100000. and he. Horton. only got sou
or sos. Horton claimed that Lester
uHle-crossed him.
Speaking about the Nicolette I'D
saw the goods after they got BACK
from Nicolette'
Ihis statement made on the KIN
day OF November. 1915. in the pres
ence Of Capt. Chapman. Newt Knight.
Z. I. Pickering. c. A. Kreps and II.
O. Hiteshew."
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TURK OFFENSIVE IN THE
GALLIPOLI Is CHECKED BY
COMBINED NAVAL ATTACK

PARIS so. %. 1856 p. m Heavy
fighting has hnon In progress tho last
few days .n GaUiDoI whore tho Turks
who undertook strong offensive
movement were rspulsrd by tho com
h'ned fire. Df fta British and French
gums Allied acceptance have BON
hardsd fho railway between Constant
nopIr and ufdoadghafch. damapIrg
fhn BRIDGES. and uarsbIpe have BON
tardnd fnn coast OF haIa Minor
Tf.s Information Ia contained boo tho
Official communication issued f0rIghf
hv frn French war office which aTao
rrprrfa quiet or mo west front Tho
frFf ~ tho statement follows.
"ErpffIfDrarF corps of Tho Darfa
nellie. Tho enemy haH displayed dur
.rg Hr 'a.f few daFa an In,ras a.rv
activity Or fFe lIaf. after violent
homhaffm'1f he attempted three au,
rrra'Vn attacks against Tho British
front f0r fhr purpose ~ rerapurIng
fhr trenches lost 0n fHo eth ITa u
forfe were checked and rgf down Ls
me Ere n tho British infantry and ar
'ilirrv ~ which had been I0Iuef the
frI'Inry and machine gurH ~ Tho
neighh0ring French forces fIo re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
CREMATE BODY
OF HILLSTROM

CHICAGO. Nov 25-Thc funeral Of
Joseph HIisfrom. ". W. member
executed by firing squad in titan
last week was held today and the
body vas later cremated
The funeral was unlike anything
ever held in Chicago before. Gathered
In tho West Side auditorium were
ahoo persons. while other thousands
were unable t0 gain entrance
Incoming freight trains. factories.
LODGING houses. the flums and the
worku-uru cottages contributed 10
tho crowd
Tho funeral oraf.on was made by
q " Hilton. tho lawyer who I,foud-
% UlIIatrUw
Eight men. said fo be anarchists.
carried fho coffin out OF tho building
Comparatively fnw persons wont fo
fHr cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
10 Increase Internal Taxes
Rather Than Issue Bonds is I
Financial Plan OfSeC. M'AdOC

WASHINGTON. Noy 25 Increases
in internal tsnltin rather than issu.
auco of bonds to meet tbo rr.. year 81
expenses 0f the administration ur.
Tense program are advocated by Sec.
Rotary M,Adoo OF tho treasury Ir a
formal statement issued f0u.rUt .Iy.
Inr au estimate of the federal govern.
m'nts revenues and expenditure. up
to the end of the fiscal year beginning
next July
Assuming that s0rErr-. viii on.
nnur effect fNp present emergency
'aN law and ClustOm. duty ou sugar.
thD secretary estimates that en-. 500.
H9i iu additional revenue viii n.
needed for the expenditure for 1919
including f9l 500 Uuu for new meas.
ur's for national defense
This amount says The statement
can easily hr raised by internal taxa.
uon without apprecabIe burdens u..
on thc American people"
Nr NcAd0o auFrests reduction mi
th' Income tax law exemption ON
single persons from $4,000 fo s. 1000
and ON married persons from ytuUu
to $4,000 changes iu the sur tax im.
posed ON incomes above certain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
REGAINS LAURELS BEFORE
STATE S LARGEST FOOT
BALL CROWD.
Forward Pass, Wesleyan's Fav.
orite Play, Used Successfully
BY Mountaineers.
(ey James 3. shepherd.

Fairmont, W. Va. Nov. 25.-
Before crowd Of 10000 excited
football fans, West Virginia uni
Versity today won the state foot
ball championship from Wesley
an college. by the score OF 30 to
U. " might be said that IL was
forward passing vs.. forward pass
ing, and the University, which
heretofore had not been eonsld-
cred an aerial team, completely
carried the Upshur county boys
OF their feet. While one-slded.
u was an intensely interesting
and at times exciting game, but
the University eleven at all times
had the edge on their opponents.
Wesleyan had for three sue
eessiVe years humbled the Nor
santown aggregation and after
suffering the sting Of defeat the
latter rounded out a machine that
came back with a vengeance yese-
terday
Contrary 20 expectations they
opened up forward passino
game that heretofore they had
not been given credit for, and 4
completely carried the Buckhan-
nonites off their feet. Only on
a few occasions did the WESLEYAN
team threaten 20 score, and when
they neared the Mountaineers'
goal the heavy line frightened and
their efforts TO push the ball
across were blocked as thouoh
by a stone wall.
Three Individual stars.
Chenoweth, Rodgers and KeIIi.
son were the individual stars of
the game. chenoweth repeatedly
made good gains and three times
crossed the Wesleyan coal fer a
touchdown. Il was his receiving
OF forward passes that put Nor.
Jantown m the scoring and he
proved TO be one Of the aest men
that has ever been devclooed al
State IN handling the aerial shoots.
Rodgers. with his orcst atrenoth.
tore through the opposing ranks
Ter good gains and seemed almost
immune from the WESLEYAN
tackles. On many occasions he
added several yards BY tearino
through opposing ranks, after
shaking of the tackles, and Il
seemed almost impossible TO stop
his rushes. Kellison played a sen.
sstionsl game for his team. but
lacked the support that should have
been given him. He was a tower OF
(continued on Page Nina)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
IMPORTANT RULING
IN RECEIVER CASE

Special Dispatch To- the Intelligence.
MARTlNSBURG. W. Va. Nov. g5.-
Judge Dayton Of the Northern District
Federal Court. has filed ruling In the
Martinsburg Office OF his court author.
ling Attorney Clarence T.. Martin
OF Martnsburg. 10 enter suit AGAINST
a nuTE-r Of delinquent stockholders
OF the bankrupt Norwait Motor Car
Comuany OF this Gig. Attorney Martin
is trustee In bankruptoy for tho Nor.
walk company and the decision OF
Jlc-" Dayton will place him in tie
untrue position Of being compelled 90
enter suit against himself he being
one of The delinquent stockholders af.
fec'0d. When the NOrwalk companv
went into bankruptcy 30 was found
That several stockholders had failed 10
pay about twelve thousand dollars
then due upon their stock and crcdl.
tors ~ Tho d'funrf company asked
judge Dayton FOR permission 10 enter
suit without filing am indemnifying
bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
WILSON SPENDS
DAY ON MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-Thanka
giving day was sepnt by President
Wilson al his typewriter working cd
his annual address TO congress and
he typed away until late tonight 81
as 10 have the document in the handI
of the public printer tomorrow.
Abandoning plans he had made fol
spending the day with Mrs. Normal
Gait his fiance. the PRESIDENT locked
the door Of his private study and
emerged only for a short automobill
ride I'm the afternoon. and 10 eaI
Thanksgiving dinner with his family'
ln view of the probability that md
contest over national defense durtnI
the next session Of congress will ID
one of the most important OF his ad
ministratOn. Mr. Wilson is devottn
more than usual care and time d
preparation OF the address. While III
consulted with members Of his cabI
net about the general features. tn'
actual writing Of 10 has been done
scclusion and without the advice
anyone.
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rEurc. and rav taxes ON EssolinI
crude and refined oils. horsepowd
of automobiles. other Internal combuI
Nur 'r-.n.. and various other thingl
The Statement
The s'Hf'm.r. Iu par. follows.
In Wow of fHr MANY IuarluraI
and misleading statements which arl
h'.ne made. either deliberately or 4
noran'Iy. about flr condition Of III
treasury and tho finances OF the eoi
eminent with respect tp fIr CURED
fiscal year and tNo fiscal year l3ti
! feel chat t-ua and accurate anari
sIs of f.o situation may ho Uf seryicl
fo fhc public The question OF thI
national finances ls fD Intimately Il
lated 'u other vital problems whicI
must bn settled Iu fhe interest OF III
American people. Chat every rgnI
minded Citizen should want the trutI
.n order Chat hr may help form nd
intelligent public opinion ont of whic|
aIor" can arise sound and just cod
illusions Win th.a i1 mind. I "A
sire t0 submit fo fhp public the fo'
lowing information.
'We bcfsu the fiscal year Igr|
(conunusd on Fage rwuvsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
GERMAN CRUISER
WAS NOT SUNK

LONDON, Nov. rs. ? a. ma wire
less dispatch from Berlin describes as
an invention the report that a Ger
man cruiser was sunk of Libau by a
Russian torpedo boat
lle alleged sinking Of a German
guard snip was reported from Petro-
grad by the correspondent Of tns
Daily Telegraph. who added that Do
was se"i-officially stated 20 have been
cruiser carrying a crew Of two
hundred, only twenty OF whom were
saved
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FRENCH STEAMER
ESCAPES FROM SUB

PARIS. Nov 25., 1885 p. m-The
ministry OF marine. in Communica-
tlon made public tonight says that the
French steamer Tafna was shelled by
submarine in the western Mediter.
ranean but that the captain of the
steamer. with remarkable quickness
oi decision. steered his vessel into the
teeth OF the gale and that the sub
marine. unable 10 keep up the speed
against the head seas, relinquished
the chase after firing three shells.
The communication adds that some
OF the passengers, aided by a few
members OF the crew. notwithstanG
ing the express orders Of the captain
oi the Tafna 20 the contrary. lowered
boats which were Immediately
swampcd
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U. S. CRUISER TO
AID AMERICANS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 25-Tba
nitcd states cruiser San Diego sailed
from here tonight with a battalion Of
marines on board for Topolobampo.
Sinaloa, Mexico. where several hun
dT'd refugees from Los Mochis sought
protection recently after Mayo Indians
and villa soldiers raidcd tho town
killed a number Of inhabitants and car
ried OF and mistreatcd women
Admiral Cameron McR WinsIow
commander in chief Of the Pacific aeef
went on the San Diego. his farsbfp
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THE wEATHER.
WAsHTnoTon. NOV -

WAsHIFoToH. NOV. 2s.-Foreeast.
West Nlrginia--Fair and warmer Fri
western Showers lat.
frlday 0r Saturday; colder Saturday
ohio-Warner Friday except showers
colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
PANAMA. CHIEF EERourr

PANAMA. N1v General r..r.rr.
tFirIp'1u chief ~ police ~ Panama I.
on DIE way f0 Sew York If.a rF..|.- .
not known here publicly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES HAVE
BEEN RESTORED AND
GRAIN RELEASED.
II Troops Are Forced Across
Boundary They Will Be Pro-
tected-Berlin Uneasy.

ATHENS, Nov. rs. via London,
NOV. %, 2:2o p. m.-Greeee has
met the demands Of the entente
powers and given guarantees that
their requirements will be fulfilled.
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LONDON, Nov. 20. 9:55 D. m.-Cor.
ulai relations between Greece and the
entente powers have been established
win the Greek governments assur-
ances that no attempt will be made to
interfere with the allied troops should
they under any contingency be forced
70 cross the Greek frontier. and that
as heretofore. railway and ther facili.
Ties will be afforded them.
ma the assurances and the guaran-
tees are satisfactory to the allies is
SHOWN in the fact that Greek grain
ships which had been held up at Malta
nave been allowed to proceed TO their
destinations, relieving what would
nave been serious shortage or bread
supplies If their detention had been
prolonged.
II is understood that the allies have
also promised Greece a monetary in.
demnity after the war for any damage
which might be done through the occu-
Pation Ci G'eek territory.
With this thorny question out of the
way, the British public has centered
lts interest upon the attitude OF Ru.
mania and the Intervention OF Russia
II i well established that Russia has
concentrated q great my near the
humania frontier and desptaches
state that large number of heavy
guns have arrived az Odessa from ia.
pan Tor its use However the direc.
uon I'm which this army will move VII
be dictated by the policy the Ruman-
ian government adopts.
Berlin Uneasy.
Berlin shows some uneasinoes hut
beyond that and the statement OF the
Numanian premier. NJ Bratiano. that
the relations between Russia and Ru.
mania were never better. there is moth
ing To go on.
As result OF the success of the
Austro-Germans and Bulgarians in
gaining command Of the Kossovo pls-
teau. the Servian government has
moved % Scutari. while the army is
defending the little fringe OF Servia
which lies between the Sitnicka river
and the Albanian and Monteneerin
frontiers. Il can BE- provisioned from
Scutari. from which place the Monte.
neerins built good roads during their
occupation
Monastir Is still in the possession
OF the Seryians. but the Bulgarians
are pushing toward 30. while the army
Of General Won Gallwitz is reported
10 be- on the way down the Vardar val.
tcoHtinued on Page Hinsl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Notions

Hump Hook and Eyes, %nonrust-
able, Regular price Sc, sale price
2 cards for &c.
Air Float Talcum Powder as
good as anything made. Regular
price 10c, sale price 7c.
Black Gelluloid Dressing Comb
Regular price 15c, sale price Sc.
Extra long Mohair Shoe Lace.
Regular price 5e Il bunch, sale
price 2 punches for DC,
Wick Patent Eyelet. Tape.
Regular price Zoe, sale price 30.
tiekeri and Rickrack Braids.
Regular price Zoe, sale price &c.
Collar snpporters-Wire and
cellEloid. Regular price Sc,
sale price ic.
Steel Safety Pins with patent
Shield Guide, Regular price Sc,
sale price 20. ss
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Wash Goods

rs pieces Assorted White Goods
in new styles and weaves Reg
ular price 25c, sale price 16c.
SkirtingCepe Linen does not
muss up. Regular price Soc, sale
price Acc.
3S inch White Lace Cloth. Reg
nlar price zoe, sale price lie.
40 inch Plain Wolfe in all colors.
Regular price 25c, sale pice 18c,
10 pieces q inch White Goods,
assorted patterns. Regular price
hoe. sale price lie.
All Remnants and Short
Lengths, Just Half Price.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
CoIored Wash Goods

81 inch Printed Wolfe, regular
price 1Sc, sale price lie.
40 inch fancy Voilcs, desirable
colors. Regular price lSc, sale
price lie.
40 inch Figured organdies, reg
ular price 35c, sale price 23c.
40 inch Colored and Fancy
Printed Lace Cloth, regular price
19c, sale price 15c.
40 inch fancy figured Rice
Voiles, regular price 29e, sale
19c.
Colored Linen crepes for Out
ing Skirts. Regular price 69c,
sale price 49c.
All remnants ard short lengths
just Half Price.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Handkerchiefs

15c Lawn Handkerchief, floral
corners, &c.
sc Fine Strong Handkerchiefs.
2 for Sc.
25c Dainty Swiss Handker-
chiefs, embroidered corners, 15c.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Domestics

SOC Full Sized Scanned sheeting
35c.
Sc yard wide Pepperel sbeeting,
&c.
Sc Cock of the Walk Bleached
Sheeting, 7c.
lie Lonsdale Muslin, Sc.
Csc As inch Pillow Tubing, TIC.
7l-2e challie for Comfort Gov
ers, DC.
25e chintz and Cretonne, yard
wide, 15c.
121-2e Long Cloth, bolt Of 10
yards, s1.25.
lie Long Cloth, bolt Of u yards,
SLAB.
1se Long Cloth, bolt Of u yards
SITE.
20e Long Cloth, bolt of IL yards,
s1.s5.
SO so 3-Ib. Feather Pillows, just
d few to close out. 49c a pillow.
$3.50 31-2 lb. good Feather Pill
low, SOC d pillow.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Embroideries

10c Hamburg Embroidered
Edging, &c.
15c 6 inch Embroidered Swiss
SC.
15c eighteen inch Embroidered
Flouncing, &c.
15c Corset Cover Embroidery,
Sc.
35c Corset Cover Embroidery,
19c.
soc east Edge" Embroidered
Chiffon Organize, 39c.
75c Fast Edge" Embroidered
Flouncing, SOC.
$1.o0 EAST Edge Flouncing
Embroidery, Toe.
$3.50 Skirt Depth Embroidered
Flouncing, 79c.
All Short Lengths and Rem
nants at Half Price.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Wool Dress Goods

Plain and Striped Al Wool
Beach Suiting, ideal skirt mater
ial. Regular price &l.60 and $l,25
sale price Toe.
81 inch All Wool Serge, sand
and gray, regular price 1928, sale
price SEC.
All remnants and short lengths
at just Half Regular Price.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Auto Wells

$1.25 Auto Wells, black and
white, 79e.
$3.50 Auto Wells, all eelors 95c
$500 extra large Auto Veiis,
$1.38.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Switches

First Grade German Hair.
$500 34-ineh 3-oz. Switch $5.95
$3.50 30-inch Boz. Switch $4.95
$1,000 2s-inch PIP OF. Switch
1896.
$500 26-inch 21-2 Q !. Switch
$2.95.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Ready-to- Wear
Popular Priced Garments

$1,000 Spring and Summer Coats
$5.95.
$500 Spring and Summer Suits
$5.95.
$1,000 Summer Wash Dresses
1896.
$50 Summer Wash Dresses
$1.95.
1880 White Wash Skirts $1.75.
$3.50 White Wash Skirts $1,25.
$500 All Wool Tailored Skirts,
1926.
Csc Best bingham Aprons 15c.
$2.45 Wash Dresses, well made
and trimmed, s1.25.
$3.50 Fine Silk Waists $2.45.
1926 colored Silk Waists s1.95.
$245 silk Blouse Waists $3.50.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Toilet Articles

Fine japanese Ivory Trays, Combs
Brushes, Mirrors Holders, etc.
One-Fourth OFF.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-01
Umbrellas

The Cans Umbrella, noted
for its strong qualities.
Reg. $500 Umbrella, sale price
$1.b9.
Reg. $3.50 Umbrella, sale price
$f.88.
Reg. $500 Umbrella, sale price
1929.
Reg. $500 Umbrella, sale price
$2.95.
Reg. $500 Umbrella, sale price
S3.79.