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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-07-28
WARM CONTESTS IN
MAJORITY DISTRICTS
FOR MINOR OFFICES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Board OF Education-W. J. Russell.
Advisory Board-James Derryberry,
A. J. Fly, ]. Clint Moore.
Tenth District.
Constable-Charles NJ. Edwards,
Seth Pogue, H. B. Pugh.
Board OF Education-C. A. Ross.
Advisory Board-W. l. Delk, J. G
Kennedy, D. L. Kirk, W. S. Patton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-07-28

Constipation causes headache, iRdi
gestion, dizziness, drowsiness. For a
mild, opening medicine. use Doan's
Regulets. Csc a box at all stores.--
Advt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-07-28
LOOKS THAT WAY.

Anyhow. America always wins he
wars"
I'VE gotta win. Nobody would star
relief fund for u.s."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-07-28

A competitive test Of milking ma
chimes in England, open to the world,
was won by one of Swedish invention.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-07-28
HER HEAD ON HIS SHOULDER.

Now the girls Marcel wave can
dash up against the. young mans
Palm Beach.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

party 10 n. ~ you we're really great,
really true 10 yourself, you would join
forces with Leach and Johnson But
YOU 3rc afraid you want to live The
lifD that Is In you cries out that II
must live. NO matter what the cos,;
go you live ANONYMOUSLY, untrue to
the best you dream ~. shining against
your whole pitiful little code. and, II
there were he'll, heading your soul
straight for II Bahl play the
brayor part do not sin for I am
tru" to the prOmptIngs Of the life that
is IN me. | am sincere with my soul
al least and that is Vhat you are not "
There VAS sting In what he said.
Perhaps, after all, ! was playing q
,uwurdly part
puuIprud II long. lying sl"cplcs'
100 NY bunk and reviewing In endless
procession the facts OF the situation
] a'iol with Johnson and Loupn. dur
mg the night watches when Wolf Lar.
son was below Both men had lost
hope johnson, because ~ trmporo
mental dependency; Leach. Op.
cause ho had beaten himself on, ln
~" vain strugrl" and was exhausted
Hut hr caught my hand ,u a passion.
a," grin one night saying
i think SCR square, Mr. Van Wyy
den Nu' stay whore you are aud kc"p
your mouth shut Say rothiu but saw
wood We're dead men know it.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07
DISTINGUISHED Italian Sailor.

Nico.Ndmiral Camille Corsi, success,
sor to Admiral NiaIc as minister OF tho
Italian navy. is a Roman by birth hfty.
tive years OF age. He carries 10 his
high office "A well.balanced experience.
both In ministerial and stan work. and
in responsible command during actual
warfare. lie was chief secretary to
Admiral Nirahollo when tnat capable
officer was minister of the navy during
"A period of important naval reforms,
Early In his career he spent many
years in navigation In charge OF a
schoolship, and during the war with
Turkey he had the supervision of thA
transportation OF the Italian troops TO
Africa, and later was m command Of
one OF the Italian naval squadrons
which took possession OF seyerA. is
lands In the Aegean.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07
HARD TO ESTIMATE CROWD
bers Of a Sathering-A or
ncCrs Tell Secret.

II f. r,r..rl,ll, how the ayrrarr
civilian .o,.r.-.i,uat.s the number of
norenus ip ., ma, .rrp,o...on. Takc. for
examine. r., r,..p, demonstration in
Ionlon II vo. said that there were
l5 Ouu mon An Iiun and some ,uthusI.
9sts put II oven Al 10000 But il ia
uasy 10 estimate such numbers approx.
Ima,c,v saws London TrrBus. Here
ia tho rule as laid down i'm the Field
s.rvi,, p,p,r,t..rsn nf tho Tyitnd
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

but all the same YOU might be able
TO do rs favor some time when we
need It damn bad"
II was only next day. when Vain
wright island loomed TO wiudward.
CLOSE ab"am that Wolf Larsen opened
his mouth in prophecy. He had at
tackled Johnson, been attacked by
Leach, and had just finished whipping
the pair Of them.
Leach" h" said. you know I'm
going to kin you some time or other,
don't YOU"
A suarl was the answer.
And as for you, Johnson. youll get
50 tired of life before I'm through
with you that you'll ding yourself over
the side. See II you don't"
That's "a suggestion he added IN
an aside to me "I.ll bet sou months
pay he acts upon IT.
GID HT COSTtNrEpp
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

the which obtannhlc
small lots
bargain particularly the domestic expected
la the Admiral
marines In Dominican appealing by radio
have made astonishing Irmdc unobanalc
q
Of Of
has been almost impossible Of
q
Where needed
ulln sine as fu
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

Wolf Larson was tho man.typ", the
masculine, and almost god IN his
pcrfoouoss As ho moved about or
raised his arms tn" great muscles
lunpt and moved under the satiuv skin
! hay" forgotten 10 say that the bronze
ended with his face Ills body thanks
20 hi scandinavian stock. waN fair as
the fairrst woman s. remember hiB
putting his hand uP 10 feel ~ the
wound on his head. and roy watching
ID" bic"ps move liko n living thing
under It's white sheath II VAS the
bic"ps that had nearly crushed out
my lii" once, that had seen strike
50 many killing blows | could not
taxi" my eyes from him I stood mo.
tionlcss roll Of artiscptic cotton
In my hand unwiuding and splitting II.
self down to IN" floor.
he noticed mo. and ! bocam" con.
sciuus that | wa3 staring at him
God made YOU we'll" said
Ilc bracod his legs and feet. pross.
ing the cabin floor with his tocs in a
clutrhiug sort ot way Knots aud
ridges and mounds of muscles writhcd
ana punched under tn" skin.
Feel them" he commanded
They were hard as iron And ob.
served, also, that his whole body had
unCunsCiously drawn itself together,
tense and alert. that muscles were
softly crawling and shaping about tho
hips, along the back, and across the
shoulders; that the arms were slightly
lifted, their muscles contracting. the
fingers crooking til the hands were
like taluns; aud that even the eyes
had changed expression and into them
were coming watchfulncss and meas.
uromcut and light none other than
OF battle.
Stability, equilibrium he said, re.
laNing on the instant and sinking his
body INTO ropusr "Foot with which
20 clutch the ground. legs 70 stand on
and to help withstand while with arms
ana hands. teeth and nails. | struggle
to KIN and to br not BILLED Purpose?
trinity is the better word
did not argue. had rron the
mechanism Of the primitive lighting
beast aud was "a strongly impressed
as II had s""u the engines ui a great
hatliosmp ur Atlantic liner
was surprised considering the
fierce struggle IN tho iurccastlc. at the
sup"rliciality OF his hurts. and / pride
myself that | dressed them dexter
uusly
"liy the way Hump. as have ro
marked sou arc "A handy man, Wolt
Larsen began. when my work was
done AS you know. were short a
mate. Hereafter you shall stand
watches, receive seventy i've dollars
per month, aud be- addressed fore and
att as Mr. Van Wuydyu
/ don't understand navigation
yuu know I Eaap"i
"Noi necessary ui all
Il really do not care to sit In tho
high places, objected = nud lif,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07
CHAPTER XIV.

cannot say that the position of
mate carried with it anything more
Joyful than that there were no more
dishes 20 wash, | was ignorant OF the
simplest duties ~ mate, ana would
have Jared badly indeed had the sail
ors not sympathizcd with me, knew
nothing Of the minutiae Of ropes and
rigging, of the trimming and setting OF
sails; but the sailors took pains to put
me to rights, Louis proving an espe
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07
CHAPTER KIN.

There was deal Of cursIng and
Sroaning as the mon at the bottom OF
che ladder Crawlod To their feet
Somebody strike light. my
thumbs out of Joint" said one ot the
men, Parsons, - swarthy saturnne
man. boat st"cror in Standishs boat In
which Harrison was pullcr
You'll find II knockin' about by the
bltts,' Leach said, sitting down on the
edge OF the bunk In which was con.
realcd
There vas iumblmg ana scratch.
ing of matches and thu ca.lamp
far"l up. dim and smoky. ard In its
weird Hight harc.leggyd mon moved
about, nursing their bruises and caring
FOR their hurts
How G.d he 20, away" Johnson
asked
llo was sitting on tho s.do of his
bunk, the whole pose Of his r,uro I'm.
Aicatinr utter detection and homeless.
ness. lie was sim brr,thlur heavily
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

displayed feet
and inches The middle the
leg and proportions in the
members the tribe
justihcs :
OF the attractive
slender fellow with black
each n
wi,SNndng It's harmless popularity
deadly poisonous
is
In the exhibit excellent
which
the spreading adder the water snakes and the large garter snakes
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

prccarious enough In my present hum.
bic situation have no experience
M"diocrity, YOU see, has It's compcn.
sations."
IIr smiled az though Il were all set.
tied,
i won't be mate on this hcil.shIp'"
| cried dcliantly.
! saw his face grow hard and the
mcrcilcss glitter come into his eyes.
lIc walked to the door Of his room,
saying:
And now, Mr., Van Wcydcn, good
night"
Good night, Mr.. Larsen" | an,
swcred weakly.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

ulo|, witt.
of bc
uci hay
% chief The
The Offices of the attorney general his assistants
b on both
Vermont avenue and street. In the VIII he admitting
light be
l lc
cellar rooms among which viii
house the engines working the
There viii be three dgspccG
halls will bee ulro,
sixth hoor " %" " central telephone and telegraph stations Of the depart.
q
% IL of the
smallest Washington any governmental
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

supplies under greatly increased prices
due to the European war. There IL
already IA deficiency In the bureau ~
medicine and surgery of $50 900, due to
the high war prices Of the present time.
An adequate idea Of these prices
can be gained by the statement that
about - cents an ounce. now Is selling
around 81 an ounce, although with
fluctuations and In quantities for the
army 1t has been possible 10 purchase
IL around 81 mn ounce. Not long ago
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

cannot bear even To look upon such
things, Others ltugrr around the glass
cases containing the exhibits rs though
charmed 10y the spectacle. As an rN-
hihit of snakes Ii Is Il magnificent spec
tuclc. Splendid specimens of nuuor-
Gus species have been collected, aud
Rre displayed with due und artistic rr,
gard To realism.
The rutllcsnuke division seems To
hold the greatest interest for visitors
and there Is II magnificent, or afro
rIuus, Specimen of the diamond ruttlrr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

SI'"W" nnI De iho InSt Word IN buiId-
iugS suitable for housing n great cor.
poraIion or II government department
II is especially designed 10 meet ths
needs Of the department OF justice, and
officials have put their . X on the
plans.
The building will be eight stories
ligh with frontage of us feet on
Vermont avenue and 1I5 ou x street
There will bc two entrances. The cN-
terror will ho %, Indiana limestone for
rh" first two stories ana tapestry brick
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

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minutes later, having dlgcstod his I'm.
structlons and thoroughly mastered
the mancuycr. would proceed IN
issue nv orders rnmombor nm
early instance OF this kind when Wolf
-, ,.,,,.,,'., ~,
,.I -, 20,
smoked his cigar and looked on oui
'''' ''f'''' $3.50 '''h'N vi wv
ctly TIL tho thing was Accomplished
and then paced aft by my side along
the weather poop.
"Iump." ne said-"I hog nordon ur
Van Woydcn congratulnte Won
think you can now fire your fathers
legs bnck into the grave IN him
You've discovered your own and
learned to stoud on Thorn li,,lo
homework sailwaklur and n,pnr,nncr
with storms and such things and ne
the end Of the yoyape Won copId shin
on any coosting schpoprr"
II ,,s dYrirr. rts rcrio, ,,,,oo,,
the death of Johauscn and the art
val ON the sealing grounds. that I
passed my plcasantcst hours on the
Ghost Wolr Larsen was guito con
sIacratc. the sailors helped me, and /
was no longer IN Irritating contact
with Thomas Mugrldgc. And make
free a. say. as the days went by. that
| found | was taking n certain secret
pride IN myself Fantastic as the situ
alton was landmbhor second in
command I was. nevertheless. carry.
INK It on well. and during ,hot brirr
time | was proud OF myself, and /
grow 10 love the hoayc and roll Of the
Ghost under my feet as she wallowod
north and west through the tropic sea
10 the isl"t whore We iillcd our water
/ casks
Hut my happiness was not unal
Ioyod II was comparative. period
of less misery slipped I'm between a
past OF great misorios and future
of great misorics. For the Ghost. so
.rlr as rH" -uanru were concerned
WAS hoIlHuip 70. lnn worst dpgprp
Ion They mover had a moments rest
or peace. Wolf Larson treasured
against th'm IN" attempt ON his lf.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

hunu doing 900 unusually brisk business
Washington hotels are well filled. Some
of them have n,un unable to cura for
m. th" patron. that have applied tot
reservations.
Not only 100 convention gatherings
aud hy special excursions nro ,h"~a
visitors througlg iu Washington. but
thu individual. tourist .- her" iu larger
number, than ever before 90 sr' the
sIGa', OF the national capital ut his
cor her I.isur" and rug homage at tha
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07

historic 9llruoi
VIA" ro " receive Hd"i Of request, for Information about Washington
ana Us hotel
has
of " the
certain localities who viii
cupt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07
Army Medical Department Is Paying High Prices

THE rush toward placing the military forces Of the of
preparedness III" medical department
nrorn Lut -rLnrs one M g he oLnnng mecaL
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07
Plans for New Home for Department Of Justice

n ErAILEp plans have
l mLelon ny e lMrLmnl " lsIce The win
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1916-09-07
Big Exhibit Of Snakes in the National Museum

HE exhibit Of snes in the National strongly
number of Nsor, wl" stray that Many
m-n w.,L ~. ..., m..... .-...g
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SCHOOL CADETS
ARE REVIEWED
Eleven Hundred Young Sol
diers in Annual Parade on
White House Ellipse.
VAST CROWD WATCHES
Brig. Gen. NJ. M. Macomb, Of War
College, Views Drill as Represent
alive of Secretary Baker.

Eleven hundred high school cadets yes
terday a the Ellipse demonstrated their
preparedness and adaptability to military
eVolutions when passing in review before
Brig. Gen. NJ. ". Macomb, president Of
the War College. General Stan officers of
me United states army. members OF the
Board Of Education. and other officials.
Secretary Of War Baker was prevent
ed from reviewing the adets, but desig-
mated Brig. Gen. MaCOmb to act in his
place. Other officers with Gen. Macomb
were Mai Andrew Moses, of the Cen
eral Stan; Capt. Monroe c. Kerth, Gen
eral Staff: Mai. W. A McCathran. mill
tary instructor to the cadets; Commits
sioner Oliver P. Newman, Capt. James F.
Oyster, former president OF the Board OF
Education; Henry P. Blair, president of
the Board Of Education; 5. Z. Kramer,
assistant superintendent Of schools. and
z. L. ThurstOn, superintendent of schools
Cadet officers with Gen. Macomb were
Brig. Adj. W. II. Know, Brig. Or. R. /
White. and Col. J. H. Fellows.
Preceding the grand review. the eight
cen companies of the cadets. forming
two regiments, performed series Of ex-
hibttiOn drills for the benefit OF the sew
eral thousand persons who gathered at
the ElliPse for the annual school event
The music for the drills was furnished
by the full Marine Band.
ANe eHllEe ElLlpse was rOped In TO pre-
vent the OnlOokers from crowding onto
the field and interfering with the rapid
movement Of the troops. Cheers burst
from the threats Of the great crowd that
had assembled when the cadets swung in
through the western entrance shortly
after I o'clock
One OF the most interested Of the spec
tators occupying reserved chairs was { en-.
Barnett, head of the United States Ma
rtne Corps. Gen. Barnett was accom-
panied by his aides
Scores OF photographers and A corps
or moving picture men tramped around
the field with the cadets. registering the
various drills and intricate evolutions.
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China Department.

Richly Decorated suEs- and
Gresm Set. mat gold handles: SOC.
Imported Decorated Cake Plat.
sl.O0. Was S2.25.
Three-piece Imported pecorst.5
Whipped Cream Set, sc. was sI'sS
Handsomely Decorated Handled
S2.Oo. a. si'OO' was
Fast-stsnd Decorated Gravy
Boat, &c. Was 500.
Neatly Decorated Import.s
China Covered Dish, TSc. Was 82.oo.
l Decorated HsviIand China Fruit
Bowl, Sc. Was $500.
] Richly Deosrsted Syrup Pitcher
on plate, Soc. Was Sl.0O
Incrusted Gold Covered Toast
Dish, Csc Was &2.25.
- Decorated LimoEes China
Dinner Plates, lie each. Were soc
? Serving TRAYS. slightly imper-
feet SOC each. Were Sl.25.
Handsomely Decorated China
E:uit Dish. inclosed in wicker; 500.
Was SAYS.
with cretonne lining under glass
S1.OO. Was 32.75.
Austrian Chins Meat PIstters,
rose border: Sc each. Were Sl.c5.
Dainty Decorated French China
Coupe Soup Plates. I5c each. Were
Decorated English Porcelain
Pickle Dishes, ISc each. Were 4oc.
? DsintiIy Decorated Vegetable
Dishes, re each. Were SOC
2 Decorated Austrian China May
onnaise Bowls, 4Sc each. Were 800
s Handsomely Decorated japanese
China Sherbet Cups, Sc each. We're
75c.
l Decorated Austrian China Fern
Dish. SI.OO. Was $3.50.
dozen Green and Gold-decorsted
China Individual Butter Dishes, soc.
Were $l.25.
. Handsome Austrian China Sugar
and Cream Sets, S1.OO each. We're
s-piece Decorated Austrian
China Tete-a-Tete Set, $50. Was
SAYS.
l Decorated Porcelain Soup Tu-
reen, s1.OO. Was $2.25.
China Soup Tureen, $50. Was
$11.50.
7-piece Individual Tea Set, SI-2S.
Was $500.
l Handsomely Decorated Hav1lGnd
China Teapot. Sugar and Cream Set
s2-bN. Was $3.50.
Dresden-psttern Csndlesticks.
slightly imperfect; &c each. Were
$i.25.
T-piece Handsomely Decorated
China Berry Set, S1.OO. Was S2.75.
l Mat Green Jardiniere in brass
frame. slightly shopworn; $50.
Was SAYS.
Large Jsrdiniere for versnda or
porch use, 81 so. Was $500.
Fifth honr-G -
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Housefurnishing Department.

/ Double-burner Gas Oven. $500
Was $500.
? wster-cooler Stands. sa-SO each.
Were S5.25.
s.,75 Wa''F-'ool'F Stand 'l'''' Was
y Large Ice Chest $1,000. Was
lot Elephant Ear Bulbs, 2 for
sc. Were sc each.
Folding Ladder Chair soc. Was
$3.50.
5-ft. Ladder, SOC. Was 800.
lot Rubber Door Mats, Sc each.
Were SOC.
Wheel Tray. $500 Was $1,000.
5 White Enameled Saucepsns, SOC
each, were Toe; / at 4Sc, was 6Oc;
Basin at Sc, was soc; at sc,
was soc.
| Aluminium Saucepan. zSc. Was
white Round Cake Box. Sc
] white Double Cake Chest, s1.Oo
was Sl.75.
i Oak Rol-top Bread Box, Sc.
Bathtub Seat. sI.SO. Was $2.25.
i Infants Bsthtub, s1.OO. Was
lot Good Sweeping Powder. ISc.
was 25c.
2 Aluminium ssueepans, s5c each.
Were 76c.
2 yards Table OIL Cloth. Sc. Was
SOC.
yards Table Oil Cloth, Sc. Was
75c.
IN yards Table OIL Cloth, &c.
Was 40c
l Dustless Floor Mop, soc. Was
75c.
Oil Floor Mop. Soc. Was 75c.
Fifth hoor-F -
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Baby Carriage Department.

l English Carriage, wood body
in white enamel finish with white
leather hood and dark green lin
ing; rubber tired wheels: slightly
soiled; $1,000. Was $4,000.
Pullman Sleeper, reed body in
white enamel finish; box cushions
upholstered in white enamel cor
duroy. as is the lining Of the
leather cloth Victoria sliding hood;
removable back curtain; nickel
u { m n Is and rubber tired
wheels; $1,000. Was $500
l Reed Body Carriage, with cor
duroy upholstered sides and cush-
toned box seat: reed hood with
corduroy lining; removable back
curtain, nickel adjustments and
rubber-tired wheels; S21.5o. Was
$4,000.
Fourth hoor-Elevensh Il
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Infants Department.
Main hoor-G st.

3 Little Boys Chambray Suits;
pink pants and white waists with
pink collar and cuffs; S1.OO each.
We're $500.
2 Little Boys Suits, oliver Twist
style, with braid-trimmed pink
chambray collar and cuffs: sI.5O
each. Were $3.50
2 Little Boys Plain white Per-
Gale Suits, oliver Twist style and
featherstitched collar and GUNS;
s1.SO each. Were $3.50.
Pink Bingham Dresses, high
waist effect, with turnover plaid
soc.
? Infants First Short Dresses
Of nainsook, yoke trimmed with
northumberland sprays and lace
insertion; skirt tucked and trim
med with lace edge; sI.7O each.
We're $3.50.
Third foor-F st.
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Picture Department.

Genuine oil Paintings, srtis-
tically framed. Each subject Is
good one and q most unusual value
at the greatly reduced price. as fol-
lows:
A Little Musician, 1oxzo size;
$3.50. Was $3.50.
Venetian Scene, 2lx5l size;
$3.50. Was $4,000.
/ Sheep Scene, 2ox26 size: $500.
Was $500.
l Colored Print, sheep scene; size
2Ox26 inches: broad antique gilt
frame, corner of which is damaged;
500. Was $1,000.
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Kodak Department.

Several Eastman Kodaks and
Cameras, more or less shopworn
from display and handling. at re-
duced prices.
! Promo Camera, s1.0O. Wa
$500.
No. ga Folding Brownies, $500
each. Were $1,000.
No Folding Brownies, 500
each. Were $500.
l No. l Universal Focusing Ko-
dak, $3.50. Was $500.
No. IA Universal Focusing Ko-
dak, $1,000. Was $1,000.
l No. 2 Folding Kodak. $500.
Was $3.50.
Fourth foor-F st.
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S1.95 each. We're Sass.
s2.05 each. We're S3.e5.
1896 each. Were $500.
Sweater Department.

Alice Blue Silk Sweater, with
white collar and cuffs; size 50; s5.75.
Was $1S.75.
Alice Blue Fiber Silk Sweater,
We neck and belted back; size AZ;
s5.75. Was $3.50.
Angora Sweaters. We neck and
pocket, in colors OF emerald. coral
and white; s4.75 each. Were $500.
Two-toned Knit Sweaters, con-
vertible collar and pockets. in COM
binations of tan and white and
emerald green and white; 1905 each.
We're $500.
A lot of Children's Sweaters, We
neck and pockets, in oxford and
white; sizes % to 34 s1.e5 each.
Were s2.95, $3.50 and 1915.
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