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Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-12

for her husband beating he
black and blue. but when he OBJ
tsined I knife and slashed he,
feather bed she very properly
appealed to the police.
i Ills . good wind that blows
the right way at the right time
\ II the breeze had been In the
other direction when the apple
|shsd burned the other day al
/ Goodman. the depot would have
|gone, too.
\ Hsving won fairly at the re-
cent city election and also having
made Q satisfactory bond for
1850, 900, Sam X. Black, ut Full
ton. assumes the position Of city
treasurer, which carries with Il
q saIsry Of s75 a year.
Under the headline, "A Cam
paign Lie," T. M. Mace, In the
Linn Creek Reveille, says in an
advertisement: ~ will pay $40
rsward to any person making
affidavit that / hsvs ever voted
the Democratic ticket.
Judge W. c. Ellison, who has
been spending the winter in CAL
ifornia for his health, has return
cd to his home at Maryvills, ap-
parently in better shape than he
has been for years. He is hold
ing court at Grant City this week.
The levee on the west side OF
Fishing river is finished. The
work was completed in eight
days. Length Of the levy is four
miles and 178 feet; width 8 to 10
feet and 8 to s feet deep; 80 men
and 40 teams were on the job
Orrick Messenger.
So many grafters and fake so-
licitors have found LaPlata q
profitable field for operation that
the Commercial club there has
put in effect a drastic rule. Any
member Of the club who gives to
a travelling solicitor shall be sub
ject to q fine Of $40.
A silver quarter that he kept
with him during four months in
Andersonville prison when cap
tured in the Civil war is the priz.
ed pocketpieoe Of George Moles
OF Adrian. Though searched
when taken prisoner, Mr.. Moles
concealed the coin and has kept
it all these years.
Unusual methods were employ
ed at vandalia in affecting the
rescue OF q valuable mare that
fell into q we'll twenty-five feet
deep. The owner, assisted by.
neighbors. began throwing hay
In the well, the mare climbing on
the hay as fast as she could, and
at last reaching the top safely.
Senator W. J. Stone will intro
dnos in the senate q bill provid-
ing fot an appropriation Of Q
$40, 900 fund for the erection Of .
monument in Washington to Gen.
Alexander W. Doniphan, tn o
Missouri commander " b o led
/ 900 men on horseback from
Missouri to Chihuahua during
the Mexican war.
DR.. DeBsrry will probably
take the honors for having the
first roasting ears In the county
this year. During the nice
weather In March he planted 9
Ia few rows, taking q chance that
the young stalks would not be
frost bitten. The corn is grow
ing nicely and is now about six
inches high. Liberty Advance.
When Mayor Robey Of Mary
vile hands over the key to the
city to visiting Knights of Coz
lumbus when the annual state
convention ID held there May o
and 10. Il will be no mere figure
|of speech. for q huge key--six
feet LONG. 10 be nearly exact
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
There we're twenty applicants
Ios tho Job Of city cisrk oi Gal
iiatin.
Pemiscd county 10 70 have
Fair this fall. 1t will be tn
second effort TO support q county
fair.
A move is on foot to revive the
long slumbering Ray county fair
which has not been held since
1873.
Sarcoxie takes its place among
the lily white towns Of the state.
4 There is not a negro resident in
The town.
Up at Jackson in Cape Gifar-
,deau county there has been an
epidemic Of dipthefia fever lot
some time.
A $4,000 modern hotel 10
promised Edna by q landlord
who has made a success OF the
business there.
Charlottesville is to enjoy q
building boom this year and sew
eral expensive business houses
are already contracted for.
An impressionist story comes
from Boonville where a white
man and black woman have
been sent to Jail for stealing q
yellow hen.
The frst breach Of promise
suit ever fled in Iron county has
just been brought against q
farmer there by q young woman
at Des Arc.
"A ~ for an II did It," was
the Chilihowee Blades explana.
tion Of o typographical error
which let it be known that "the
table decorations we're punk"
In the trial of q whiskey case
at Sedalia a witness was asked
II he took oognizance OF the man
who sold him the liquor. II took
she same as the others." was his
reply.
The citizens Of Harrison
county defeated the proposition
to build a new court house at the
county seat in an election held
last Thursday by . majority OF
e1e votes.
The town government of Bro
naugh 10 80 anxious to get all
the tin cans Of the town in one
pile. that . gold watch will be
given to the boy who adds the
greatest number Of cans 20 the
heap.
A. Msrcum, g respectable and
honored citizen Of Galloway
county, 10 66 years old. never
wore > pair Of overshoss, and
notwithstanding he hears the
saort Of the iron horse daily, he
never rode ON q train.
Why anyone should wish to
kill pelicans dsfies answer. but
he fact remains that q Montrose
hunter shot four big white ones
the other day while out hunting.
Even the stork would NOT be safe
in range Of such hunter.
s'Uncls" Henry Fair has been
treasures of Adrian county for
over thirty years, and his ac-
counts have always balanced
except one year when his books
were one cent off and bis neigh-
bors had good laugh on him.
At Irontan last week . suit was
tried in which Edward Christman
sued the City Of Dexter for $4,000
on . contract Tor sinking . deep
well In Dexter. r~'he city ac-
knowledges owing ohristman
500 for water soreen and de-
post q earnest money,
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-12

ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Madeb by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Orgi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

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A woman was arrested an
fined in Maryville for trying /
sell chances on q diamond ring
she was proposing to rattle off.
The st. Francois county boar,
Of equalization raised assess
ments Of mining companies Il
that county more than 81. 900, 900
| A special census Of Cape Gi
rardeau will be taken soon, ant
Charles T. Lewis has been ap
pointed by Gov. Major to do tn,
work.
A blind horse fell through 81
open door into the cellar of !.
Jackson home one day last weel
and 1t took much work to get hin
out again.
A postoffioa at Steele and ont
at Holland, Pemiscot county were
burglarized Friday night, Apri
81. About $500 in money and
stamps was secured.
W. H. Garanflo, formerly ol
New Madrid, was declared guilty
yesterday in Little Rock, Ark,
of misapplying the funds OF his
bank there. The sentence car.
les with it a term in the peniten- :
tiary. .-Morehouse Hustler.
Say, folkses, the prescription
marathon in Missouri has been
easily won by Don Bradford, Q
Columbia physician, who is ac-
cused by the prosecuting attor.
ney Of writing $500 whiskey pre-
scriptions during 1915.--Henry
County Democrat.
A statewide campaign for fire
prevention was inaugurated at
Cape Girardeau April 20. Prom.
inent business men from all over
the state were in attendance.
Cape Girardeau was selected be.
cause of its recent heavy loss
from destructive fires.
Louis brennan. an aged shoe
maker OF Matthews, fell from the
sidewalk at the corner OF Front
and North New Madrid streets In
Sikeston about eight o'clock
Tuesday evening and broke his
right leg between the knee and
shigh.-~6ikeston Herald.
Two physicians In Kansas City
had their licenses revoked this
week by the state board for ssl-
ling morphine, heroine and CO..
caine to those who had formed
the drug habit. One Of their IL
censes wers revoked for . period
$50 years and the other one for
900. Geei they will bs old men
when they can again prescribe.
At Charleston last week Ode
and Steve Rogers. brothers,
charged with killing L. B. Prit-
chard were found guilty Of MUIR
der In the second degree. Odie
was given 10 years in the peni-
tsntiary and Steve II years. De-
woe Ross was tried IS an acoom-
plioe TO the crime and was ac-
quilted. Steve Reeves sdmitted
having struck the blow which
caused Pritchard's death.
"My client married himself
out Of cour.., = was the explana-
ton an attorney gave the Jsffer-
son City Post when II wanted to
know why . SANDER suit In the
circuit court there had been
dropped. The plaintiff in the
suit to win had depended on the
testimony Of . young woman to
prove his case. One day last
week he married her and then
his attention was called to the
Missouri utatule 10 the effect that
q wife cannot testify either for or
against her husband il ! civil
suit,
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-12

I Cape Girardeau county made
! ten per cent raise in assessed val
uation and the county is said i
be now $4,000 in debt.
Informations have been file,
against several persons in Cap,
Girardeau charging them will
keening their children out o
school in violation Of the law.
John Fitxwster, an under,
ground driller ct st. Joseph Lea:
Company Mine No. IA, at Lead
wood. st. Francois county, Wal
killed In q premature explosion
Sunday, April 23rd.
Within the next ten days .
small army Of berry pickers will
be given employment in the
Ozark fruit belt, where the straw
berry crop, somewhat reduced
by the late freeze, will be started
to market.
Yeggs broke into the Frisco
station at Poplar Bluff last Satur.
day night, and by using nitro
glycerine, blew open the safe and
obtained $500. They are thought
to have fled south across the
state line into northern Arkansas.
Bloodhounds have been Get on
the trail but at last reports with
out success.
Joseph Perry, 8 well.known
st. Francois county farmer, oom-
mitted suicide last week, by sst-
ting off a fifteen pound box CT
dynamite. Part Of his body was
blown into atoms and the small
pieces found after the explosion
could hardly be recognized as
being part Of a human body.
Perry's mind had been affected
for several weeks; having wor.
ried since selling his farm, four
weeks before his death.
The big elevator of the East
st. Louis Cotton Oil Company
was totally destroyed by fire at
10:30 this morning. Twenty-Five
thousand bushels of corn and
sunflower seed to thu value OF
$4,000 were consumed by the
flames. The loss is estimated at
$40, 900, with insurance on the
building and contents of about
$4,000. The fire was supposed
to have started in the conveyor.
Three freight cars, the property
Of the Frisco railroad, were dc.
stroyed. Charlottesville Demo-
crat.
Yesterday afternoon at 8, a
stroke Of lightning hit on South
Walnut, one block OF this office.
cutting In two the light line be-
tween Geo. Riddles and Luther
Welborn's. Arthur Wilcox was
standing on the corner near Rid
dies and was knocked down, and
Mrs. G. A. Miller was shocked 20
severely, she was confined to her
bed for hours. It knocked the
plaster of Riddles bsth room,
along the wire to the switch. The
light meters in both Welborn's
and Boyd's were wrecked. The
Statesman force were go unnerv-
cd 1t took four Hires root beers
to get them to resume work. -
Dexter Statesman.
Willie Baker, the eight year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Baker, living on the Carter farm
west of town, was kicked in the
head by q mule on last Saturday,
the blow fracturing his skull. An
older brother was leading the
mules to water and Willie was
following them when one Of the
mules suddenly wheeled and
kicked, the blow striking the
child in the right temple. Medic
aalaid was immediately summons
cd and he was later taken to the
Bondurant hospital at Cairo. He
seemed to BE- better for . day or
Ripley County democrat., 1916-05-12

Cleo Club Ia Prlson
ossining. n. Y.--lnmates a Sing
Sting prison hare formed 9 gies club
ot 80 voiceG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17

"saito de A:varado''; r~ctrogridcse '
! picnsese tambien en- las n~arracioneS
hcchas sobre SACRIFICES humanos:
m1ditcse dcspu1s sobre a!cunas cam,
! paI2s libradas en- nuestra guerra de
independence. sobre Ia expedition
Ie Barradas, soG=e L. odisca de jua-
rcz. etc. &c. Y Sc vera cuanto hay
de literature Ell nucstra historic. sa-
c~rificando "a ve~dad. a ia tendcncia
del historiador Y d Ia forma de su Ia
boz historical.
Pero de los hechos marayiIIoSa-
menta narrados como digo ants. q
pablco Sc ~apasiona y Jay! de aquGl
que Sc atreva = dosmenusarlos. Re
cuerdese que 81 pueblo de Mexico Ia
pii6 Ia ASA De Bulnes cuando ouiso
hacar luz en- materials de historic que
envo,vian 4 determinados idolos po-
p~u!ares: ~recuerdcse que Ia prensa
tcda del pals aIroj5 eI anat1ma So
brc un hombre que Sc atrevi6 a ser
sincere y en- e de I&5orar todos los
que piensan ) saben Y pueden name
jar IA critica historical en- IA causa de
n verGaG, abriendo una discussion
desapasionada e intransigente, Sc
abri6 una campaha Ge denuestos V
d. manifestations popuIacheras, en-
cue NADIA gan5 l. verdad, supuesto
que esJa solo r~esplandece donde ell
rensamiento d;scarre :ibremente. sin
que Ia passion ejerza Influenza aleu-
ia sobre ei.
De este moio no podremos tener
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
Paginas de Historic NacionaI
iHasta cuaQdo tenderness verda.
dera Historic NacionaI

ha.Iaron cue no hi5o tai r~etTacta-
! cion ;por pa no 10 probaron : de-
mos;reiron c. na"rito guc habia en- TIA
conducts:
pcr taI canine no se W iar7as n
de>cubririo.,o de Ia ve~dad, En- his
| torja. 81 cr:,ico Gs5s Sc IN ci,ufano
=, .~r,.,5os c,,, .,~.a , . ,,n.1, L..
-m- J.5aa - -.
los "!eH "S' pa
clen'e-
Nuestros ~h}st'rad"rc#. reYe'ando
81 Temperance no r~c.n,snu"o. = dan
a F9eUzar en- fTeSEe&je" oc2sloneS :
converter .oS &dce oN ~HiStor.cos en-
Ieyend2s Ian;aslcHs en- que los PER
son&Jes que les so" simp@uco& ~ayal'
en- o sublime. Asi H"rradoS, los Ian
zan Al Pu7hco. qn'e" $ ap9sioA& de
eiLoS y los de'leH"e d-sTres come
'ef3aHeS "'co"''o'a-"o'eS. Ne-
lIe%i9hese III 9oco : * 'ei" como no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17

ara m2"noE Que Sc han dedicado
4 ms lN'eS''&2cio"eS h~IStorleaS. gaia-
H'@ Do! noA!e proP"SIIo de h%cer una
~Eerdadera histeria n~@cioaa.. IN cues
ton De 81 - ~re,ract6 O no el cura lii
da!go. fut coHo UT case de concian-
cha en- eli que no Sc resolvian = sen
tar conclusiones. faltando precisa-
mente . 10 que aqutlla les man3aba.
Su asnir;-J SC a!arn6 sicmpr. al en-
,,r;o , =. ,,;,;5r go,
.~,.,:loras 10 -, o:,-ii,-
- g. ,.,,.ioro.,
I'D ID ,wa,,rt,r q, yaro -ras d.r
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17

nunca historic. Con 10 visto en- Ell
caso Bulnes, todos ven sobre Ia ia
"a que cubre Ia gaveta de cada uno
de nucstro muertos' ilustres esta fir
me continuation: noli metangere. Por
ESQ la question historical de 81 Sc re-
tract0 el cUra Hidalgo sigue siendo
motive de dudas, a pesar de los da-
tos que Sc han aportado 4 ella. iPor
CUE no Sc ha d~efendido? :qHien seria
capaz de condcnar a abnegadO '
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
WASHINGTON. Julio ,.

En- inglaterra los hbrecambisuas
protest&n contra los acuardos de Ia
ConfereEcia Dc Paris por los cua:cs
los a.iudos har:jY in guerra acomomi-
e. = las do" potencias c~cntraies;
acuerdos que calillcla lie ambiguos
Y ~peligros3s. AQui el seaador Stone,
que preside Ia Comisi6n d Rei&c!o-
mes E~Ntariores, ha pcaidn n Depa"-
t&mcuto de Estado cue eHvia 4 IL
Atin C.mara el tcy!o d 10 acoTdaGo
! on Paris. Este asunto comicnZa i
i2reresar = Il opinion americana; '
il interosara en- gran MEDIA caaHdo
Dase Ia crisis De Mexico. E. un aS"n-
to vasto: por sus dimensiones. cue
~comp-enden a las mayoras ~Torenc'a.
. del mundo ' : sus colonies. Y p0r las
/ rg~us2cueucias qIc pUcdc tc!le.. AS
para elias como para SIS ensL"2"f
y PARA 10, naut";leS.
I'm Nueva York ai@Up0f h"mhrcs
lie p~cgccios han manifasJado 81 OPP
,:.r Sewn u;Ios. .! comcrrto dc to
DO. ~. n.i,as sufrir;t a.-unas peril
,',s nero las d, los EstadGs UniGoS
car+r nora consiGe.ables 81 10 pro-
l-eioIeH '''I"-I"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
DESDE WASHINGTON
La confe1encia De Paris y la opinion
noffepamerIcana

N't +t"-f' N'''t ~
S~ertiremos que IL menor fraction &c
naestro dcstino este in~terVeni'ia por
manos que no scar australians.
Pcro ol partido que hoy gobierna
en- Australia cs favorable 4 IN nue.
vo regimen de re!aciones aranccla-
irias e2tre las colonies y Ia Gran Br--
taEa. Fl Primer Minist"o, Mr.. HUI
gnGs, ha g~.:;ionado en- LOndres para
! auc t0das establezcan de"ech0s pro
! .cc.cres-cnmc va los hay en- aigu-
mas de elias en- favor de los %prCGUc-
to~ britinicos y para que en- n NJ
trGp0,i Sc corresponds con igual con
cesi6n i los art;culCs cc!oniales. Un0
de ellos cs ci a&icar; Y Mr.. Hughes
2Tcponc que en- los cinco rrimeros
aags quc s.gan 4 Ia Guerra sc prohi-
E& Ia Importation e ios a2ucares *
tranjeros, Y deyputs de csc plazo que
sc p~r0tcja d los de les colonies y =
los he los aliadoS de iT"!aterrI; 4 JOS
primeros so les conceicriG una re
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The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
SHOES, SHOES AND SHOES.

Sneca lot infants soft sole lowquarter Shoes values a
I'D to SOC. Clearance price Il ~
Children shoes and sandals all styles and
kinds Clearance price, per pair ...........s ~
aides low quarter Shoes small odds and ends OF E
high grades. Clearance price ..CUI
Bio lot ladies high grade high shoes, all small Sizes OQ
values up to So So Clearance price .COC
aides fine low quarter shoes plain and common 0Qr
sense styles Clearance price ........... ....OOS
Ladies fine high grade shoes vc kid gun metal C1 AQ
button and lace. Clearance price ~ AeTO
Bic lot ladies high grade fine shoes patents C7 az
o,,n metal button and lace Clearance price ~ AsCO
aides lambs wool soles extra quality Clearance JCc
ades extra fine wool over-gaiters black and coors 10c
Clearance price ...'.. - =
Extra value in shoe polish all coors Xc
Clearance price, each .... \. :. = =
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
Beginning Friday,
January 21st

We will offer all broken and odd lots of
at special clearance prices.
Remember there will be no reserve, spec
ial prices in all departments Now is the
time to make dollar do double duty.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
MEMS SHIRTS, SWEATERS, ETC.


Mems special quality blue cheviot work Shirts collars Of
attached. Special Clearance price ........... .CJC
Mems coored neggee shirts with and without collars, extra
p2ss ssssi'l s.' values Clearance 48c
Mems fine coored neggee shirts cuffs aached 81 OF
to$ SO value Special Clearance II
price, each ...a........... .......................6 4 J1
Mems fine wool shirts coors navy, gray and brown or
Special Clearance price. each ........s....... CJN
Mems ;,e a-yvoo nav, blue shirts, regular $2Zst1 0E
value Special Clearance price, each .eD1 eLa
Mems heavy gray cotton coat sweaters regular 40
75c value. Clearance price, each .~fJS
Mem heavy garnet coot sweaters, S .0O value 7E<
Clearance price. each - OS
Mems special value heavy sweaters formerly sold
IS. Clearance price, each .OOs
Mems good quality pure white hemstitched handker n
chiefs. Clearance price ..................,.... n
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.

Boys knickerbocker pants all Sizes formerly sold on
at SOC. Clearance price, each ............ OTC
Boys good knickerbocker pants dark coors A.
uar 75c values. Clearance price, each EJC
Boys fine Norfolk SUITS formerly sold at $3.50 G1 OE
& Clearance price :. ~ i eOO
Boys extra good Norfolk suits formerly sold at tD 0E
So so and 100. Clearance price each 1epZ.CO
Mems standard indigo blue dye apron overals Or
Clearance price ...OOG
Men fine cashmere pants navy blue gray and mHC1 XE
lures. Special Clearance price each I'D s-TO
Few Mems fine suits which have not been taken
out, we will offer at just half price.
Boys allwoo sweaters, fine quality; Sl25 value Or
Clearance price ............. .'...... ....,.,OOS
Bows extra good knckebocker pants all sizes; $500 TO-
and ST. rs values. Special Clearance price - ~
Boy; sRis' Rss ed cs.sess ss to ps Gs regular $295
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS.

WOOLEN DRESS GOODS.
30 to 4onch wool dress goods serges silk and wool mix,
and fancy plaids; values up to 75c -
Clearance price .................. A1HI$
36inch crepe de chine black white pink copenhae a = ~
Clearance price, per yard ............. d j eIX
36nch fancy plaid taeta Special Clearance price nr
per yard ...............! 9Xzx|
36-lnch fancy striped mash silk. Clearance price, ~
36-lnch serge, white black navy red gray brown and
shepherd checks. Clearance price, per yard ~.
52lnch chiffon broadcloth brown black lavender
Special Clearance price, per yard ... ..-.s...
54-lnch chiffon broadcloh, regular $500 value, in
light blue and pink. Clearance price, q
3o-lnch fancy suting, regular 25c value Special Cle
price per yard Observation-Disclosures. J,IE
Aass PER sssd ssas sess'. Clearance price lOc, 5c
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
COMFORTS, BLANKETS. ETC.

COMFORTS, BLANKETS, ETC
Good quality single bed doue blankets regular SOC -
value Clearance price .O9cs
Extra good wool double bed blankets So SO to d.eA 40
$49S values Clearance price ............. .sDZ.90
Very fine all pure wool soft finish double bed
formerly sold for $3.50. Special Clearance n
price ........................... .sD2fe
All of our comforts values ST. so to ST. IS Clear d
Extra special fine huck towels just received 1888 a
inches Clearance Sale price =. 0C Ns
Very fine bleached bath towels 25x50 inches enf
Fine pillow cases. full size Special Clearance IN A
Red Star diaper CLOTH yards piece Clearance price,
inch per piece &c., 24-inch, o.
and cream Clearance price per yard .ZJCS
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
STAPLE DRY GOODS.

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Cotton flannel, beached and unblcached Clearance = 81
price, per yard -.... 01xc, AUc and ~ ZKSW
Fancy plaid cotton homespun. Sperial CJearanxe ell
price, per yard ............ and Ozle
Best quality outing light and dark colors. Cenrnrce q
price, per yard -. -. u. M.
Special 36inch unbeached domestic Cearan6e Sole =
Special Domestic Clearance Sale price =
per yard DC
White madrsu shlts and waists Clearance price snfs
per yard ..-4*sax... .Z1sn~, 10c 15c and Zss1GU
price per yard - !. = ] !. Il -
36-lnch checked nansook z13< zZ
price, per yard ......:~~. sz<< - l = = ~
Curtain swiss white and bordeI1I earance r.
price per yard ................1 .10c 121zc and 1Jc
Dmity white wasting, plain and checked Clearance 1GA
price per yard 10c 121zc and 4DC !
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-19
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

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wen extra good Aeeced underwear, natural and gray 0E
Color Clearance price, each .ZOC
wen beached ribbed underwear regular SOC quality Or
clearance price, each .sJJC
Men high grade cotton ribbed union suits. or
Wien high grade Coopers wool underwear, gray C1 II
coo, regular 81 so value. Clearance price. I'D I'D
Men black cotton socks sold everywhere for Oc -
Clearance price, per pair ...,6N
Mems imitation Guyot suspenders. Clearance IN.
P'o = w
sorted coors. Special Clearance price - ~
Mems genuine Guyot suspenders. Clearance 90
Genuine Boston Carriers, all coors. Clearance ~
Good quality Pad Garters Clearance H.