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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
RENTON CTTY TTEMs.

Bro. Henson of Moberly, filed his
appointment at the Christian Church
Sunday morning and evening. We are
glad TO that he viii still be
our pastor for the coming year. Mr.,
Frank Boswell and son, Of Galloway
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs,
Mateer. - Mr.. Scot and Tommy Berry
shipped a load of hogs to ST. Louis
Monday night, also Albert Williams,
Culver and Hicks shipped some horses.
Herald Hutcherson spent Sunday
in Palmyra. - Miss Lutte King re-
turned to her home in Palmyra after
a few days visit with Mr., Hutcherson
and family. - Alfred Hicks and wife
spent Saturday and Sunday in St.
Louis. - Hermon Tratchell, wife and
son, Irwin, motored TO st. Louis Tues
day for a few days. - We r glad
to. announe that the light men are
putting in lights and an electric gen.
orator at the switch board house. -
There will be q Dog and Pony Show
in Benton City Thursday evening.
Admission is and 25 cents. - Frank
Douglass and family and Pinkie
Douglass and Susie Tanner spent
Sunday with Lee Barshaw and family.
Hugh Williams prI wife spent a
few days last week with H. H, Glenn
ents and wife. - The Ladies Aid of
the Christian Church meet Tuesday
evening to make arrangements for
their bazaar and Thanksgiving sup
per.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
THOMPSON,

Shred Ferguson has painted his
house and bard Sanford Curry and
family visited Skeletons Sunday. -
Harry Matlock and wife of st. Louis
moved to the Martha Pool place last
Saturday. - Mrs. Geo Roe Of Mexico
visited her son, Lee Roe, a few days
last week. - Tom Brenton painted his
hen house last week. 49, Miss Gladys
johnson visited Miss Barbara and
Margaret Brenton Sunday. - Mrs.
Art Ferguson and daughter, Of
Slater spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. ]. M. Jones. - Jim
Clark has painted his house, barn and
all out buildings, also remodeled two
porches. - Tom James, spent Sunday
with ]. M. Jones, = Jack Pulls, wife
and family were in Mexico Saturday.
= Jim Wisdom and wife were in Mex
leo Saturday. - Mrs. Stotlor and Mrs.
Lee Roe visited Hurdle School Friday
afternoon. - Lon Jones and Lee Roe
sold 963 bushels Of coal the last two
weeks. Have n Orders for 400 bushel
for this week in and near Thompson.
Pet Jenkins will deliver It. They are
selling it at Ice a bushel at the bank
- Will Dempsey and family took in
the basket dinner at Salt River Sum
day. - Mr.. Allen and son, Lawrence
have rented two rooms from Ber
Spencer. - J. A. Childers, Jack Pulls
and Miles Grange graded the road
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cash and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Bell. - L. L. jenkins is painting
for Carl Lochridge. Cleveland H.
Pearson and family spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Jen-
kins. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Neimann
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Bell and family. - Henry Kun
KEEL anil Louis Smith spent Sunday
with John Smith. - Nh. and Mrs.
Forest Berrey spent Sunday evening
with John Smith. Persley Brooks
and family and Dave Crum and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mrs. j. S.
Thomas. - The eight-mile district is
putting in a bridge lear Liberty
Schoolhouse. - Mrs. Henry Kunkel
and daughter, Mrs. Stanley Mathews
have gone to Boonville to consult a
doctor for Mrs. Mathews.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
Liberty Christian Church.

There will be preaching services at
Liberty Christian church next Sun
day, both morning and evening. The
district superintendent and Mrs. M.
s. Carter, County president Of G. W.
NJ. S., will conduct the services. The
evening service will be an illustrated
lecture on the Missionary and Edu-
cational work Of the Christian Church
in Missouri. Mrs. Carter would
like to meet all the women Of the
church to talk with them about organ
izing for definite work. A Bible school
talk will be made at the Bible study
hour. The members are urged 70 at
tend these services. Let's make q
good day Tor Liberty.
J. n. STIDHAM, Dist. Suppl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
PRAIRIE Hill ITEMS.

The fall blowing is being rushed to
and corr gathering will
soon be the order of the day. - Elmer
Maxwell and wife spent the day Tues
day in Wellsyille. - Mrs. D. E. Mot
ley attended P. E. o. in Vandalla
Tuesday afternoon. - c. c. Caldwell
and son, Rex, accompanied by F. A.
Daniels and son, Clayton, attended the
fox hunt near Madisonville last We'd
nesday night. - Michigan was glad to
have the sick back in school, but re-
grets to have to report the illness
of Cleo Voss all week. - Mrs. Tom
Eddleman called on Cleo one day
last week. - Harold Marvel and NAL
com, and W. F. Branstetter's five boys
visited Grandma Nation Thursday
night. - j. T. Walker spent several
days last week at the bedside of his
father, near Wellsville. His father
was 80 years old. He passed away
after but a short illness and was bur
led Sunday. - The community is also
saddened by the death of Mrs. j. E
Trower's grandmother at. Middletonw
She was also buried Sunday. - D. E
Motley and family guest Grover SUIT,
ton last Sunday. The Michigan
Farm Club will meet next Frida!
night and disucss the County Uni
question. - w. C. johnson and famil!
visited in Mexico Saturday and Sun
day, also MSassE A.. Daniels and son
! John and daughter, Mildred.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
HArroN-ooNooRD

S. W. Muir and wife were shopping
in Fulton Saturday, - Mr.. and Mira
Sid Gilmore ahopped Ia Mexico Sat-
The pie supper at Fry school
IS wei attended and the pies sold
well. - Miss Frances cottrill Of Full
ton High School visited homefolks
over Sunday Miss Hazel Conrad
and brother were guests Of Miss
Frances Cottrlll Saturday evening,
all went to the pie supper at Fry
school. - s, W. Muir returned from
Windsor, where he bought 2 load Of
mules and had them shipped to his
farm to feed. - Chess Berry and Jim
Leeper were in Fulton Wednesday. =
Mrs. Chas, Emmons visited her sister
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
PAYNE DISTRICT.


We have been having some -.
! full weather the past week NJ
Impmmunity club meets tne
pry's Thursday Mrs sonn
Miss COx,s Frid&as a visitor at
Clarence Ay night. p. F.
Denham to the Brown place
last week. g v. ". Smith was in Mex
leo Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. R.
F, Shock visited at P. F. Denhams'
Sunday. - Joe Gregory, Lock Rom
dali, Ed Beatty and Pete Denham are
working the roads. = Mrs. Frank
Harrison and children were the week
end guests OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ID. Allison. - P. F. Denham
and family spent the night at r. F.
Shocks Thursday night. - Mrs. Tom
Jerman visited with ePte Denham and
family Saturday night. Miss Ola
Showers visited homefolks Saturday
night and Sunday. - Miss Genelle
Denham spent Saturday night with
her cousin Ola Showers. - The Sunday
School Convention and basket dinner
at Salt River Sunday was well at
tended with fine speeches and lots OF
good eats. Mrs. Tom Jerman Is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. R. L
Showers. She will return to Sid Gil.
more's in a week or two for the winter
to care for an invalid lady. Mrs. p
F. Denham visited her parents Mon
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

IN Fulton one day last week Mrs
]. Il. Muir il on the sick list, but is
doing nicely at this writing. - Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Sims are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. ]. +. Muir this week. =
Samuel Muir returned to his school
duties in Fulton after sepnding over
Sunday with his homefoIks. Paul
Mcdonald sold Charley Dunn three
good mules.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

MEXICO merchants r already
arranging some Of their, Christmas
displays. They are offering the buy
ing public an unusual opportunity to
purchase an exceptional line Of holi-
day goods at prices that are below
those ~anywhereelse in the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
vANDALIA NOTES.

J, Ed Wright of vandalia,1 who ran
into a guy wire Monday while driving
a cow and thrown from his horse is
still in a serious condition. He was
unconscious for twenty-four hours.
Ed Waters of near Vandalia, for
mer representative from Audrain
County is seriously i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

George and Graham Robertson are
home from a business visit to Canada.
Dave Robertson remained there.
There is some talk of their settling in
Canada.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

DOM forget the Wilketson Nursery
Il Orchard Co., will have a a OF
fancy kpples, good keepers, in Mexico
id i lev days. 1t viii pay you to wait
To- them. Jonathan, Grimes Golden,
BeaHower, Rome Beauty and others.
Iii vic Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

THERE is one thing about politics
that is quite clear-the mystery Of
it is surrounded with is an open book
to anyone thoroughly understanding
human nature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

.GHRRE5P1NDENEF.

from Ben Spencer's to Lon Jones. -
Mr.. Tiger frOas MOberly visited his
farm Sunday morning. - Clarence
Stotlers had company Sunday from
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

l have a limited amount of money
to loan on good farms ats per cent
without any commission from the bor-
rover JNO. w. RUTTER, Farm
Loans, Mexico, Mo.
249, 1853, IS SO Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Come in and see the Sweeper Vac"
vacuum cleaner; al attachments.
DRY AND sAPPINGTON.
255 257 wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Sweeper Vac, the greatest vacuum
.caeanar ever built Attachments for
MI household needs. DRY AND SAT-
FUNCTION.
2g6 EST wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Mrs. Eugene Snyder, of Kansas
City, who was Miss Ruby Ringo, OF
Mexico, is the guest of her paernts,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ringo. +,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Cut price and Electric Washers,
Laundry Queen" Buy now and save
money. DRY AND SAPPINGToN-
255 257 wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

George May of Hardin Colleeg has
just returned fro ma three days visit
in st. Louis where he was the guest
Of Rudolph CAM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
ohssnruesaa sssS Year.

me 4~E0liarram marks The beginning
~ tha ussaiadan's new yer. but the
aate mdsabIa and determined ~
W. maen III chiefly c0,nInemorafes
~ death ii the martyrs All the
pFophei i soB-lniaw iiasan liis grand-
soa fpotsoi,ed bs his wifel, and fic-
sain. he younger brother killed af
Ksrbeias
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Frank Wilkins, Alvin Dallmeyer,
Bryan Wilson, and Mitchell White
motored to Fulton Tuesday night to
attend a Phi Delta Theta dinner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Buy your Auto Tires now. The
hardwear tire. Big sale still on. DRY
AND SAPPINGToN.
255 257 wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Miss Mary Allen, who underwent
an operation at Amanda Hospital
Monday, is reported to be getting
along well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

e. I. Stehm of Wellsville was oper-
atod Oh at Amanda Hospital Monday.
He Is getting along well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Mrs. ]. +. Dorgan, who underworld,
An operation At Amanda Hospital
Wednesday morning is getting along
nicely 1a1 Iof
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

&. nj. Locke is home from Columbia
where he attended the funeral Oh
joint. Mitchell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Never sold a more satisfactory ar
ticle than Hardwear Tires. Sale still
on. DRY AND SAPPINGToN.
255 257 wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

NJ. M. Taylor of Columbia spent
Tuesday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

K. D. Schultz, who was operated on
at Amanda Hospital Wednesday morn
ing is getting along nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
school Board Meets.

The School board held its regular
r.oukhRg meeting Tuesday evening.
Routine business was transacted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Thomas Donnelly has gone to Roch-
ester, Mimi, on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Robert M. Clayton of Hannibal is
in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

r. H. Emerson of Columbia is in
Mexico on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Joe Burston, of Laddonia, was In
Mexico on business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

]. R. Pratt of Fulton spent Tuesday
in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

w L. Dorgan of Columbia was in
Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Ray Maupin of Auxvasse was a
Mexico visitor Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Judge and Mrs. E. A. Shannon left
Tuesday for Springfield.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Mrs. ]. F. Dorgan, who was oper-
ated on at Amanda Hospital recently
is doing nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Mrs. William Reed of New Hartford
was discharged from Amanda Hospital
Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

H. G. Thomas of Auxvasse was IN
Mexico, on business Tuesday:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

]. B. Default was in Fulton on bus
mess Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

MRS. d. d. Dudley went to Aux
vase to spend Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Mrs. wv. j. Rixey and Miss Pauline
Van Ness are in St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Read the Ledger Advertisements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

P0LLOCK'S DAISY
THE FLOUR OF THE FAMILY.
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-07-02
THE FINANCIAL WORLD

Hereafter the Chicago clearing
house will publish the daily clearings
in hundreds of thousands of dollars
instead of the exact figures. This
arrangement is intended to break I'D
the gambling pools that use the bank
clearings for their winning numbers.
The Chicago City Bank and Trust
Company has declared a bonus of 10
per cent on salaries of employees, pay
able July 1.
At the first meeting of stockholders
of the West Englewood National Bank,
the following were elected directors:
John Balm, chairman; Michael Maisel,
w. Merle Fisher, E. B. Weigel, Frank
r. McGarr, Jr., James H. Ryan, Joseph
c. Flaherty, Percival B. Eckhart,
Henry Reuter-, Scott NJ Hogan, and
George Herman, Jr.
P H. Weilbrenner, formerly vice.
president of the Cosmopolitan State
Bank, has been elected first vice-presi-
dent of the Mechanics and Trades
State Bank Mr.. Weilbrenner was
vice-president of the North Side State
Savings Bank for many years prior
to it's consolidation with the Cosmo-
politan bank about year and a half
ago.
&4e :
Jacob Kulp, vice president of the
Madison and Kedzie State Bank, who
for the last six years has been in
charge of the banks bond and mort
gage department, has severed his con-
nection with the institution and with
the Investors Company, recently or
ganized affiliated institution, of which
he was secretary.
~GA,
Calvin F. Craig, president of the Me.
chanics and Tra'ers' State Bank, has
been granted a temporary leave OF
absence on account of i'll health. P
| H. Weilbrenner is acting president.
The leading members of every So
! ciety and club in Chicago read The
Eagle.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-07-02

Calvin F. Craig, president of the Me-
chanics and Tra6ers' State Bank, has
been granted temporary leave of
absence on account of i'll health. P.
H. Weilbrenner is acting president.
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FORD SEDAN CAR WILL
DE YOURS DECEMBER %
Continued from 1st page. this section)

ONCE. There iB u nomination blank
printed in tho page advertisement In
another part OF this Issue. Anyone
can clip tho nomination blank and
nominate themselves or Il friend. Tho
nomination BLANK itsolf Is good for
900 votes. If IL Is accompanied by
Il ono years subscription to tho Ad-
vertiscr it Is good for 900 votes:
while If it Is accompanied by ten year
subscriptions, or their equivalent
$4,000 In cash subscription business)
this nomination ballot will DO good FOR
100000 votes and you will be entitled
to one Opportunity Coupon" good for
100000 Extra Votes, at once. After
December ard tho nomination ballot
viii be withdrawn, SO gain the great
est value on tho nomination by getting
In your name. or tho name OF that
friend Whom you would like to sec win
the $4,000 Ford Sedan, TODAY! DO
IN NOW
Who May Compete
Any man. woman, boy, or girl, liv-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
ing down his face.

ing down his face.
That man was Capt. I3onie Chase,
for forty years and more the best
known and the best liked man In the
territory touching the railroad that
runs FROM Columbia to Asheyille. He
is now nearly sixty five years old,
and he has spent by far the greater
part Of his lifetime, fOrty-one years,
on that road.
-Four years ago the citizens OF
louisville, Union county, presented
Captain chase with Il medal, and now
scores OF friends among the travelling
pubiiC have given him a very line gold
watch, Can any other conductor in
the country parallel or snrpass this
record Of appreciation manifested
by the people who have been his mas
scngcrs? Most likely not.
Why is Captain Chase held in such
esteem? Because OF his never-failtng
kindnoSs courtesy and geniaiity. In
his time he must, with lne considora
ton, have holpod nearly million
mothers and their babies set on and
OF his trains; and done all that he
could Ia relieve the distress aud in
crease the comfort OF numbortesS
others Never too busy to say a cheer
iug or sympathetic word to those in
need OF it, Never in too much ot
hurry to uo somebody a Kindness. II
was Shakuspoare's misfortun1 that
nc novov had the privilege or meet
ins Captain Chase, but the great poet
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CAPT. B0NIE CHASE HONORED

Presented NTH "a Gold Medal by Pa
irons and Friends Along Southern
Railway. A Tribute by an Editor.
Rion Mckissick, in Grccnyillc Pied
moni)
When the Southern train from AshC-
vile rolled into the depot at Spartan
buiE Tuesday the conductor, IL ruddy
Faced, MsspCctaclcd, slightly gray
been doing day in and day out, during
The forty one years he has served on
that road Before he had gnnG many
steps he was stopped by a LARGE mum
III iAw venerable Presbyterian min
lister al the spartan city, who had lpuI
formed the marriage ceremony for the
conductor forty two years ago and
wNu harliHnd his grandson and name
sake last week
sec upon your sleeves many
Hli'paH said Doctor laW, "l.iku the
"liipHS on tue hack at The apostle,
ihHA mean hdvtttN FhGy also mean
courteous and ciiiCieut service"
Fheu he went oil to say that IN rrGog
hition aud appreciation ol that ser
vlGo, the conductors trioudS wished
to present him a sold watch.
Vie NnHAUltur took the watch. and
murIuurcd mith a catch in his voice.
Il thauk you ait lie could SAY no
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wrote some lines that well describe
him:
"The kindest man, The best-condi-
ti0n'd and unwearied spirit, in doing
courtesies."
II he had lived In the far-off days
of Chiyalry, he would have been rails
ed to knighthoOd for his glad
hearted service to his feliuWmen, es-
pecially to women and children. Iie
Is nobleman by nature, anyway,
nized by his friends who conferred
the accolade upon him in the form Of
Il fine timepeCe.
in tho sphere in which he has
lived, he has served long and faith
fully and won the love OF those whom
he has served and that Is something
that billions cannot buy When Cap
tain Marshall brother railroad
the presentation was to be made to
him, he said, "Tcll Bonie that | wish
] could be there to pnt my arms
around him" There we've others who
wished they could have been there
and done that, too tired mothers
who have known his gcntleness, and
kindness; little boys and girls tray-
cling under his protection, and thou
sauds or men who as boys knew
"Ronie" Chase looked up to him and
-
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Ing In Laurens or surrounding coun-
ties, is eligible to compete In the Ad-
vertiser Contest. (See rules governing
tho cOntest)
FREQ Assistance
The GIaurcns Advertiser stands ready
to assist pVDRY CANDIDATE in any
way possible during the race. All will
DO treated absolutely fair and above
board and no favorites will be made.
There will be no doubling up" COM
bining OF votes, or any shady business
tolerated at any time. The final count
vii made by disintercstod commit
too I Iaurens business men whose
standing Is above question. a fair
licld, n free race, and no favorites will
make this q campaign that will be Of
interest to everyone and decidedly
profitable to all those who compete
THERE ARE NO LOSERS -REN EN-
BIER TIlIS-for the Advertiser not on
ly offers you an opportunity to make
$3.50 a week but ALSO GUARANTEES
that ALL will GET 'SOMETfflNG a
prize, or a cash commission.
Regular Voting Schedule
a vote schedule ON subscription pay
mcnts ranging in length from one
year to ten years Is given just below
Following Ii Is the extra vote schedule
for the entire contest, No deviations
Will be made from this schedule, and
all workers know at the outset just
ton taken during the campaign, and
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and death
OF our mother and grandmother, and
for the beautiful floral offerings. May
Gods richest blessing, rest upon each
and every one.
w. r. Osborne and Family.
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Box suppr at Princeton School

There will be u box supper and
Thanksgiving program at Princeton
school on Thursday evening, Novem
Der 24th, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
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the prayers of many good woman
and many little child and many
sorts OF men will be that that tender
kindness which Bonie Chase always
showed to others shall be shown to
him.
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at any time during the campaign, will

at any TIME during the Campaign, VIII
be.
On payment Of $2.00.... 5000 votes
On payment Of $4.00. -. $4,000 votes
On payment Of $500. .25,000 votes
On payment of $780, .35 900 votes
On payment OF $1,000. =. $4,000 votes
On payment Of $1,000. $4,000 votes
On payment OF $14.00.. 900 votes
On payment of $500. $4,000 votes
On payment Of $500. $4,000 votes
On payment Of $4,000. 100000 votes
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AZ Mt, Pleasant School

The public is very cordially invit-
ed to an oyster supper at Mt. Pleas
ant, F'riday night, Nov. 18th. The pro-
ceeds will be given to the church.
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Sweaters
Al Sweaters from $3.50 to $500
Special $2,19
All Sweaters from $3.50 to $4.50
Special S2.9S
All Sweaters from $5.75 to $3.50
Special S4.75
All Sweaters from $500 to $1,000
Special S7.75
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Curtains and Draperies
Our shelves are full of all kinds of
Curtains and Draperies in all the
beautiful shades and patterns. Get
new. curtains while the patterns
are new and numerous.
All Prices