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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25

Two men entered a clothing store at
Sleepy Eye the other day, and each
picked out complete outfit of clothing.
had the goods layed aside, saying they
would come back after them later They
djd-thru the back window, with loss
Of $500 to the merchant
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25
Patal Auto Accident.

Julius Albrecht, of Morgan, Mimi, a
brother of Henry Albrecht, formerly OF
this city, died last week Monday fol-
lowing injuries received the day before
in an automobile accident. The collis-
ion occurred on a hill, and field Of
of the cars from seeing one another.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25

Lars Larson, a resident of Dassel
killed himself week ago. Larson was
an aged recluse, oeing in the neighbour
spells of dependency. A 22-calibre re-
volyer was used to do the shooting. DR..
A. w. Robertson of Litchfield, coroner,
was called
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25
1Goore's 0rchestra At I.itchfeld.

Moore's Saxaphone orchestra of this
city, travel to Litchfield on Thursday
music for dance to be given by the
Modern Woodmen of that place. The
local musical organization is making a
great name, and will be very busy this
season filing engagements.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25
HIDES AND FURS

we positively give more valuable Illus
trated information relative to Hides and
Furs than any other house in the world.
we pay nghest Cash Prices for Hides,
turns for each shipment We sell Trap
Der's Supplies very cheap. Write for
Circular Shipping Tags, illustrated
Trap-Book. Catalogue. etc.-its Free.
10 x18yk0020 120D Is Fun co.
1eeghe4 40 aapoals
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25

The fire department and city council
OF Redwood Falls have come to the
cPnclusion that the city is to have am
pie protection against fire, and a motor
truck Is to be purchased in the near
future 49,. 9-4ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25
paid Advertisement, J

prepared by J. F. jacobson, Madison,
Minnesota, and John o. Anderson, Mon
tevideo. Minnesota, Committee for and
on behalf of G. A. Fosnes, Montevideo.
Mimi, Candidate for Judge of Twelfth
Judicial District.)
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25
Gov. Rurnouist 1t I.itchneld.

Gov. J. A. A. Burnquist will speak at
the opera house at Litchfield on Satur-
day evening of this week. ~
Litchfield's white way" is to be ex-
tended a few blocks farther south
Eight new ornamental lights were or
4dered last week. 81 s VIE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25

H. J. RAMSETT
Clerk Of District court-candidate
for Reelection.
Years of service is a credit No
man has served in Office too long, 80
long as he continues to serve the peo-
pie well.
hope you will be kind enough to
favor me with your vote on election
day and with good word for me to
your nefghbor.
Thanking you for your past kind
resses and assuring you l deeply ap.
preciate same, am,
Sincerely yours,
H. ]. RAMSETT.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25

fluence there? Doesn't it rather go to
show that in reality he was a big
cipher.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-10-25
A Safe Food
For Baby

Thompson's Food (Peptonized) is
peculiarly adapted to infant feeding
as it is most nearly like mothers
milk. 1t contains all the elements so
necessary to the proper growth of
the infant and is the only brand of
food containing in combination the
food values of pure sweet milk,
select barley malt and the elements
of beef juice.
If you want your baby to become
strong, healthy, full of life and vigor,
feed it Thonpson's Food (Pepton-
ized). Ready for use by simply add
ing water. - s:
We suggest that you try q Soc
package with our guarantee Of
satisfaction.
Carlson Bros, Dr1Gxises,
VvUlmaE. 1innooota 8
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

There is nothing exactly that you
could do. is there?" Hilton said TINS
very induigently.
and you don't like the ida OF put
ting me on All allowance?
"Yoi are my wife, not MY employee
| owe you everything you want III
OF our love. ! don't like the idea ;.t
being under actual obligations to YOU"
But if | actually proved to you That
I was of some business ralnc::'
THAT might make a different thing
of it." And there the tea table con-
versa,ion on econitnic independence
ended.
Things we're surely at skies and seE.
ems, inr there right in the middle ~ tito
mass of moving Hilton Jones had TO
go our t.; town for two days Oh pr'a's-
ing busicess. In fact, he haa TIME only
to rugn hens for q hasty dinner Il
get mis- bag Alice always knew Just
what he wanted for his hurried trtJS
all vent sway. AMI NJ 0Nc vas
rnIly IT the helm t. take up the ten
fused task 81 moving arer he I'D
gone.
When Hilton Jones reached town
again, two days later. he first called
mn his wife on the phone from the
station. That was one Of the little low
or habits OF his that made most wo.
men who knew her envy Mrs. Jones.
She was even more delighted at the
sound OF his voice than usual. :.
at can't wait to sec you" she told
him. $50 you won't mind II | come
right to your office, will you"
He was pleased at this sign OF impa-
thence, "But heaven only knows where
NV office Is" he returned. Better go
right TO tho old place. No. on second
thought, l want to get u look at the
new place. We were to have moved
ont the first Of the ~nlonth-that was
yesterday-hut those blockheads at
the office couldn't move without me.
There is no one who can attend to
such an undertaking but myself.
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SAVE YOUR HAIR
and BEAUTIFYIT
WITR"DANDERINE"
SPEND Is cENTSI DANDRUFF DIS.
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THIS! HAIR GETS REAUTI-
Full, WAvY AND THICK w
FEW MOMENTS.

II o care for heavy hair. that
elisten with beauty and be radiant
with life; has an incompatible soft
ness and 10 fluffy and lustrous, try
Danderine.
JUS ono application doubles the
beauty OF your hair besides 1t tmme-
diateiy dIssolves every particle of
dandrutf; you cannot have nice, heavy
healthy hair II you have dandrun.
This destructive scurf robs the hair
OF its lustre, it's strength and its very
life, and II not overcome 1t produces q
f~everishncss and itching OF tho scalp;
the hair roots famish. loosen and die;
then the hair falls out fast.
II your hair has been neglected and
L. thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily,
get O 25.cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine at any drug store or toilet
counter; apply a little as directed and
len minutes after you will say this
was the best investment you ever
made.
we sincerely believe, regardless OF
everything else advertised. that u
You desire soft, lustrous, beautiful
hair and lots OF it-no dandruf-no
itching scalp and no more falling hair
you; must use Knowlton's Dandertne.
lIts eventually-why not now?
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suppose By not getting out on the first
VIC may have TO pay another months
rent"
Airs. Hilton Jones met her husband
IN the entrance hall OF the new office
building and together they went TO the
new rooms. Hilton Jones never got
over his pride OF being seen with his
wife. She was so crisp and inlmacu.
late and spotlcss, even at that early
hour of the morning.
He almost fell backward when he
opened the door. For, although he
knew himself TO be In the now building,
there were the old surroundings The
familiar fnce of the telephone operator
was there at the switchboard. The
green carpet was stretched and in
place, the chairs for visitors were each
one In its proper place. Partitions were
up. desks were II order, and lights
were in place. Everything was as
Jones might have wished it to be after
a months time had elapsed. There
was not a paper out Of order, not q
packing box to be seen.
1t was Mrs. Jones who seemed to
lead the way to his private office and.
there. rs elsewhere, everything was in
perfect order.
Il did it, she said, land I'm not q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

II HA HN Z&-l
Ebits the worse for the two long lays
EiyeSput in. i told the eHfciency5 engis
neersgt % get out oflmy sightgandi1dis;
charged theydecorators. Ijust brought
down MilIy the cook and her husband
a nd went TO work. When l wanted TO
have the telephone put in and the man:
lager told me that a week was the ;irst
date. I.just went around to see him. !
Looked firm and told him it must be
done, and they were ready in twelve
hours. AS for the lights, l sent over
the workmen and watched them and
told them how to. do It. and when they
made a mistake In measuring the dis
l%tances corrected them. l had my yard:
stick with me and Mil1y helped. and
1.-The expert m~overs-well, you oughtita
have seen them stand around for Mn:
iIy's. husband. He's moved for my
mother for years, and there Is nothing
he doesn't know about that.
It was the same way with these
carpets and all the rest. Sometimes
things looked as ifgthey weren't going
10 get Strengthened out, but knew
that &c there was a will there was, a
way. and ] wouldn't take INC" from
ANYBODY. had the scrubwomen in
here last night at 9 O'clock, paid each
OF them so cents extra and by mid:
night there want a scrap to be seen"
of course 1t took Hilton Jones some
time really to appreciate what had hap
pened. But as the day progressed, al.
tier his wife had left him, he found in
Ia hundred different Ways signs OF the
care OF f%orethought Of the one %ho had
performed that lightning feat OF NOV
Ing.
That night he handed her a sealed
envelope where she opened and read
while he went 10 dress for dinner.
There was q check Enclosed for two
hundred dollars and the letter read:
enclosed find check in payment for
services rendered as expert mover anu
efficiency engineer. Will you accept
a salaried position on my staff as ef'
hcIency expert at q salary OF three
thousand dollars d year? BY your
services. which will be largely advis'
orr, you will more than save the con-
Germ that amount, II the work you have
o within the last two days is any
Indication of your usual method. 1t
will he greatly TO our financial adVant.
are If you will accept this proposition.
WIN you give me q few minutes, at
coffee in the drawing room, to let me
cXplain more fully??"
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Osborne.Ryan

Leon J.. Osborne. of lndicott. y. T.,
and Miss Glenna Ryan. Of Candor: n.
", formerly a resident OF West VIZ
GINA. were united in marriage on APP
ril first at the Methodist parsonage
ut Tioga Center. y. T., Rev. +. r.
Richards officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
n. Smith, OF Iudicott, sister and bro
ther.in.law of the groom. accompall'
led them to Tioga Center and witness
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
borne will reside in IndtCott. where
the former Is employed With the John
son Shoe factory.
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--Entertalned Erlenda.

Mrs. J.s. Morris entertained q mum.
Der Of friends last evening at their
home onsFifth street. The guests were
entertained at-n~eedlework n lretresn.
ments were served. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by MISS
Geraldine Maple and Miss orpha Ed
Cell tho latter OF Smithleld W.. va.
The guests included Mesdames. RI
.Dickerson T. M. Bennett NJ. w. Ma
ME. William Clark and daughters.
the Misses GeneYieve and Elizabeth, OF
Clarksburg, and the Misses GeneyieFe
and Beatrice Brake, Of Wheeling.
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Easter Millinery
s3.5O,s5, s7.5O&slO

The millinery room has today hun
dreds of new Easter hats for women
and girls. This means spring-like,
fower-trimmed hats-frsto Of all-in
the greatest variety; large hats; me-
dium hats-including plenty of block
ones for middle-aged women; and
plenty of picturesque hats for young
girls in every wanted color. $3.50 to
$1,000. Second floof.
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THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
When Hilton Jones Moved.
BY JANE OSBORN.
cCopyright, 1916, BY Mcclure NeWS'

ape SyHulCdLe'J
"Shy the blue blazes dtdnt any one
re To having the new lights put IN!
las what Hilton Jones was about 10
sek his s~tenographcr, but just then
tIrs Hilton Jones appeared. she haa
Keen at her club for the afternoon,
There she had been reading q paper
"a Inc economic independence OF wo,
,sen. and, she had just dropped aroulu
IS take Hilton Jones nome IN mes elee
Seeing Mrs. Jones, white gloved m
,,~,macuite. Jones merely growled be-
,roan his teeth to the stenograpneE
onds ncryously tum.tumming on his
Ias,, welcomed his visitor with q Klnu'
ly smile. ..
az can't possibly go home now. dear.
~ seiI sauayely. We r right IN
the midst OF moving. YOU OF COURSE nSt
800 imagine what that means, put
So, mnst understand that IL taxes
SS,cb ~ nv time. Now run along ana
!Ssn't he worried II l don't some nome
Tor several hours" o,.or
~ ogices that stretched out beyond
MD around that OF Mr.. Jones. : dont
.as why II should be any more trouble
IN moving at home is" she sald.
AID Mr.. Jones merely smllea i"Au'
gently. ,o- nav IN one
.hinT II she we're not able to lake
IN homo with her at least she %oui1
.tara him out to tea, and that would
&C. him strength for the hours OIL
S1ort that stretched out before him.
~ TOO amid the soft music, splash
80 Fountain and subdued lights OF their
e bar success that afternoon, OF her
saaech on the economic independence
- woman ON tho h~andshaking that
Ssi,nwad The congratulations anu the
tSr;1I of achievement that went Win
"And now" she said. II am gong %
*. 1,on something, You know have
y, Itttie Ia do. The boys are both
ts scbnol where they are better on, nc
IaI,ht tban they would be at home.
49, servants enough to do tho
.sorI- Win n very few minutes a day
~ smneryision. There Is no longer any
oLs,,so for NV remaining at home
"a besides / want to be independent
A"Ajicen rasped Hilton Jones IN &c
S,a1 astonishmert, don't you 0
nis aof course, you. old dear" she said
v,th tFe mir OF r%eprovIng n OF her
gWn children for asking a foolish cues.
Sspn. Il love you to distraction, nue
TSelieye in it, and I want It TO come
SySe-this economic independence loT
Thich i have been making a stand az
ans club, You know, l have Y had
or allowance" IN ro,,
"But haven't you always haa al you
gsranted?" koor r;re
IL receive from you and never mine
toteivn | have never felt as II cou.u
"A anything Of my own accord INA mo,
nav could accomplish. lou give lhe
INV electric limousine for christmas
snd all that I could do for you was ,to
work some initials In handkercniet
that / bought and had charged at your
nTn h~aberdasher's. have no one
that is all my own. Now there Is MFs'
Dawson" u
aMrs. Dawson writes novels, put ~
Hilton, "and / suppose some; ppoilsneI
ifsjbluifedE into paying her for them, at..'
Tom Cranger's wife has taken 70 sing,
fnEs in cabarets, and old Tim :
vifestaEes n washing. Mhtcn one OF
themiGogyou envy most"
.HThenIyou.d ontilike the aajoisna
fngIfn0YdoTRnythlngSf nr aliiTtng!"
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PERSONALS

Haryey Nay, who has been serious
IL i'll at his home in Denver. -
much better. The news came mere
through letters from his mother, Mrs.
G. b. Nay, who left a week ago tor
Denver, called by his illness.
Earl Hartley. a student at the Pitts
burgh Dental college. is home 70 spend
some time with his parents. Mr. anu
Mrs. John Hartley. He is recovering
from q severe attack OF tonsilltis.
Jacob Blocher, deputy revenue col-
lector, is out after a several days III
ness.
Miss Jane Morgan has returned TO
Morgantown, whore she had been the
guest of Miss Margaret Arnett for
several days. +
Mrs. William Hutchinson and son.
lanes Melvin, who are guests at the
home of the Misses Fleming. on Lo,
Gust avenue, leave tomorrow for their
home In New London, Pa.
Miss Virginia Hodges. Of Wheeling
is the guest OF Miss Eleanor Fox. on
Locust avenuc.
DR.. John Martin. Is recovering from
a several days Illness.
Miss Mary Sturm. daughter OF w.
A, Sturm, ri Quincy street, under
went an operation at Cook hospital
yesterday. She is improving sat.sfnc.
torily.
Mrs. n. U. Myers left yesterday .foT
Grafton where she Joined her daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. y. Orr and Mrs. =. II. liar
ris, the later of Elk Garden, on a trip
10 Ms. Orr's home at Black Hawk,
Utah.
Ms. c c. Wheeler and daughter.
Miss Cora, attended The funeral OF
their cousin, Mrs. ]. Webb Davis. in
Grafton yesterday morning, returning
home yesterday afternoon. The body
of Mrs. Davis was taken through here
TO Morgantown for interment. Alarge
party Of relatives accompanied the
body to Morgantown-
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

ward Fox, Of this city, we're united in.
marriage yesterday in ClarksbuFg az
the First Baptist church. Rev. w. O.
Taylor officiating. They will return.
here to reside after a wedding jour
Q Of a few days. Both are Well
known young people. Mr.. Fox Is en-
ployed as conductor on the Mononga7
hela Valley Traction cars between this
city ana Clarksburg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19
Newest Skirts

II a vide assortment Of syties 10 any induce
ment to buy, you will surely make your SELECTION
here, Every style Imaginable ls fePreeenteo'
plenty Of popilns and seraes besides great assort-
nents OF checked materlals as we'll as stripes and
ee+o so. Second Floor
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Silk Hosiery Sl.OO

It Is said that II you wear new stockings on
Easter Day good luck will follow in your footsteps:
Here are the new silk stockings to bring good
luck. They are the best looking lot aud most va.
rIed assortmnet we have ever presented. Stripes
Of all kinds in almost every color you can think
OF: lots OF plain colors and some with fancy
clockIng, $1.00. Other silk hosiery from SOC to
$3.50, per pair. flrst FtooF'
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MARRIAGE Tonight

The marriage OF Miss Laura Bell
Hill, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. J. 7.
Hill, to 3. Smith f~Iaines. will he solcn'
nized tonight in Hill, New Mexico,
ct the home of the brides uncle.
Charles Hill. Miss Hill left hero April
q for New Mexico where she will re-
side. Mr.. Hafnes being a large ranch
owner there. e
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D ATTENTION.

ar. L. Halter. representing the
Charleston Rug Mfg. Co, is in town
taking orders for rugs made from old
carpets. Ladies wishing to have their
old carpets worked into beautiful
please phone Kenyon hotel and
he will call with samples.-Ady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Ashcraft enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home on East Park avenue. compli'
nentary to Mrs. William Hendricks
and Mrs. Jennie Kimball, the latter
of IfttIeton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Law, Of Tunnel
ton, are guests in the city. being en-
route to points in Pennsylvania on a
honeymoon journey. They we're mar.
rIed in Tunnelton yesterday. The bride
was formerly Miss Gussie Bolyard.
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a STORE FULL

OF Nice Pianos, Player Piano n
victroias to Select From.
We are Offering some rare bargains
in Pianos this week In order to make
room for new stock ordered.
Wo buy in large quantities and pay
SPOT CASH thereby saving the ptlr-
chaser the discount. We have a few
Slightly used pianos and organs that
we must unload in order to get the
room. Now is your chance to get a
high grade piano at n very low figure.
Easy payments. No interest.
1t will pay you TO investigate. Come
in and select your Easter Records.
Courteous treatment extended to all.
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Easter Waists

We have prepared three SPECIAL
groups, which are beyond a doubt
the best offered this season at1their
prices.
AT $1.oo-Newest styles in Wolfe and Batiste
waist-white, rose, blue and fresh full
fronts and new collar effects.
AT sa.5o-Crepc de Chine waists in rose, maize
nile, flesh and white. Also striped pussy Willow
and combinations of GeaEgatte and wash satlnss
stripes In pastel and high rcolors.
AT $5.75-Georgette, Crepe de Chine andEother
silks in beautiful pastel shades, OF rose maize
white. blue and white with touches ofscolor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

This marble portrait Of Alfred G..
Vanderbilt. son OF Alfred G. Wander
Lusitamia, was among the art treas.
u.cs lost when fire destroyed the New
York studio OF c. S. Pictro, sculptor.
The bust had been delivered to Mrs.
Vanderbilt. then sent back to the art.
list to be photographed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

The Legion society Of the First Pres.
.kyterian church will meet on Thurs
RAY afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
ri Mrs. W. a. Reed on Quincy street.
Plans for the Saturday Easter eX.
change will be completed and mem.
tiers are urged to be present.
6Fox-Audin
Miss Edolphine r. Audin and Ed
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Handkerchief

Easter is a time to remember your friends with
little gifts. Handkerchief are very appropriate.
We have a very large assortment Of silk and linen
handkerchiefs with fancy embroidered corners.
with corded or tapped borders and some with the
colored borders SO very fashionable right now:
The colors are fast and the prices range from
-5c to CSC. First Floor.
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Silk Petticoats

r,orv new gown must want its new %petttcoat;
- ro, netticoats have lots OF little frtlls and
r The sf IN n eeS' pastel shades and vivid hues as well
as stripes and Dresden silks: 4 All s,t ARE itsi n nnprMg
s sGec Il Prices are s2.s5 to $500. Second Floor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-19

Next Saturday is your chance to
help the hospltal-Tag Day.-Adv.
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.COrsets

All the new3sspring styles are here In Memo. Cos:
sard, American Lady and Madame, Lyra. Every
woman should have a new style corset before she
has an Easter gown fitted. Prices $t.oo to 5000.
First Floor.
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Suit Special at S23.75
Practical, Everyday Coats
for Many Women

There Il. many a trick In the eutting that adds
20 their attractlvenoss. They are full and loose.
they have gathers and plea.s, cape collars and reg
uIar eapes. sometlmes they resemble a mans
frock coat. only the skirt Is fuller.
For the color touch there are most gorgeous
Things Of satin and figured silks, and some have
attrractlyeIy eolored collars. They are Just as
before because you can wear them with any froek
and they are elaborate enough for almost any oe'
easlon. sis to s25.
sport Coats in a great variety Of designs and col
az m - so5.oo, Second Floor.
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Smart New Easter Fashions

with your new spring suit or your new
OF course you will want this Observation-Disclosures
est gloye-and that description fits every pair OF
thesei
AT SIPS are silk gloves withtfancy stripedscuhas
wrist straps and fancy. embroidered backs
gloves in ali shades, many with fancy stitched
backs.
AT.S1.oo to $3.50 are long silk gloves5fnEwhtte,
black and pastel shades; many with fancy Eems
broldery. .
A $1.a5 tots175 are kid gloves In every
color with fancy back stitching in5eontrastlng
colors.