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blessed their welded life. all be whom
are living except one.
At six o'clock a sumptuous feast was
served under the trees, at which a huge
wedding cake was cut. S5sas.:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gulbrandson and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bentaw, all of Eve
leth, were among those present. Mrs.
|Gulbrandson and Mrs. Bentaw are
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ahlstrom.
Gustave Ahlstrom, a son, also of Eve
leth, was also at home for this occa-
sion.
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SHEPHERD-BEEBE

On Wednesday,, June 18th, occurred
the marriage Of Miss Harriet Shepherd
and Cleo Beebee, at Aurora, ILL., The
bride is the youngest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Shepherd, former
residents Of Marshall county and is
well known in Warren and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe will make their
home in Aurora.
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NOTICE

All registered Marshall County War
rants on the revenue fund,
All registered Marshall County War
rants on the Federal Aid project fund,
Also warrants on the Marshall Coun-
ty Road and Bridge fund, registered
up to and including the last day of
October, 1920, will be pail upon presen-
Warren, MINI.
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1921.
f. BAKKE,
County Treasurer.
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ATTENTION, VASAS!

The Alvarado, Karlstad and Warren
lodges of the Vasa orders are getting
together on a joint celebration on July
10th. The location will most likely be
outaeast; on the old Indian trail along
the Jefferson highway. Definite an
nounce cement in next weeks issue Of the
Sheaf.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29

~
Dr.. Mellby, 81 Thief River rails. was
9 visitor IN Warren on Friday
Miss Clara Peterson left Fridays,ea,y,,ef..
ming Mn for Minneap polls, where she win
spend her vacation.
Mr.. Cora D. Void and daughter
Lois. ct Grand Forks, spent sunday
Visiting with friends In Warren.
Just received very fine line 81
Blouses in Mignonette, Georgette and
Crepe &c 6 hine::-- The Peoples Store.
Iyer Winberg and daughters. Myrtle
ana %. g Adella and Audrey Swandby, en-
Joyed a trip to Maple Lake on Sunday.
IS The Peoples Store has Just received
g swell line Of blouses in crepe de chine.
[sgeorgette and mignonette. Be sure "a
see them.
The Oak Park Ladies Aid held their
annual sale and supper a the school
house last Friday afternoon. neffinaa
them about ST 90. .Ss'.'7'
The Misses Ruth Wood, Mamie Head
and Ethel Munger returned "a their
homes near Warren after an extended
Visit in Cal fornia. -
Mrs. D. .. Pouliot and child Of
Minneapolis, arrived in Warren to
spend the summer visiting at the
George Smith home.
Rev. a. Z. Tolleys planned on leay-
ing this evening for Minneapolis where
ne will be engaged in research work al
the University of Minnesota for about
four weeks.
a big celebra ton and community sf1ay
lSls5being observed at. Oslo today and It
was expected that a large number of
Warren people would attend the affair.
DE-. %. r. Weber, Of Fargo, communi-
lty speaker, was scheduled to deliver
the main address of the day.,
s. Albert Stone, of Spokane, Wash, who
| is a brother Of John "a. Grindeland and
cousin of Judge Grind leland, visited his
relatives a1 We here on Sunday and Monday
OF this week. Mr.. Stone is travelling
salesman and took occasion to visit here
while VIII lie maj lk'iing one Of his trips.
Dr. Oryille Meland left for Bismarck,
n. u, last Thursday on his way to
Pelican Rapids where he will enjoy a
yaca ton until some time after the
Fourth Of July. Clarence Bake join
ed him the latter part Of the week and
DR.. @. A. Gunnarson today for several
days. s. 5..s1
Miss Clara Knutson, who taught dur
ing the school year at Litchfield, Mimi.
returned to her home in Warren this
week. Before coming home she visit
ed in Bismarck, N. D., where she acted
ais bridesmaid at the wedding Of her
cousin,sM Miss Eergloit Caspary, at that
place. .s5.:. ...1.
Mrs. p. O. sNatwick arrived last Fri
day from Edinburg, Texas, for a visit
with Warren friends She came to
Minneapolis to see her mother before
she left on her. return to Sweden.
While that close to Warren she couldn't
resist the temptation to come. to visit
her numerous friends here.
Hans Lindberg and daughter Hannah
Went to Kennedy Saturday, where they
joined Mrs. Lindberg, who has been
visiting there. On Sunday they had a
family reunion picnic on the banks OF
the Red River at which all of their
children and grand children were pres.
ent,s the elationship numbering 81.
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Card Of hanks.

the many friends who so pleas
1antly surprised Es on our tWenty fifth
wedding anniversary we wish to ex-
tend; our sincere thanks, also for the
sum of money left Is. 4. and Mrs.
John hist on.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29
Sscandinaxian aIethodi.t Church
First nj. Il. Church
W. u. MITCHELL Pastor.

Morning worship at 10 80. Sermon:
The Hebrews Declaratio n of hide.
pendence &
Sunday school at 81 10 a. NJ.
EpWorth League at Is j.. "a.
Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Ser.
mon he Thankful One. q
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E Ole Stone, Of Viking, is transactine
business and visiting friends ii War.
rem today
Mrs. Blanchard, 81 Mahnomen,
was il Warren Thursday to consult
with q local phys cia1l.
VIII grind feed two. days, Friday
and Saturday, each week from now on.
~ farmers Mill 8 Elevator Go.
Miss Ellen Pearson returned Sunday
to Fargo, after having spent two weeks
visiting in Warren with her folks.
ust received very fine line Of
Blouses in Mignonette, Georgette and
Crepe de { Chine The Peoples Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lodoen and daugh-
ter Glad ys, Of Grand Forks, visited here
over Sunday at the a. n. Lodoen home
The Peoples Store mas just received
assWell line of blouses in crepe de chine,
|georgette and mignonette. Be sure to
see them.
Mrs. William Forsberg, who has been
visiting with relatives at. Strandquist
for the past three weeks, returned to
Warren yesterday.
Martin Hanson, Girls and Boys club
leader of Marshall county, spent the
latter part Of last week in the eastern
part Of the county in the interests of
his work.
n,;ae !, =; !, ! ~,
n;aa nan ~ = =
i;t - ~ .i -. - 9 :, = Weths
n;tn Me- n,;1ia,,s1a, y e NJ.
and Mrs ROSpndahl |s5 5t n ts&
Mrs. Al Barton. who has been in
charge of sSthe Nelson millinerv shon
here. left Monday for Thief River Rails
10 fake charge az tha millinery shon
she purchased some time ago - that
city $500 B.
A1;ss o,,a++o - q I, i I,
- II =
Welfare board, spent Friday and Sat
urday of last week in the eastern part
of the county around Germantown and
Grygla in the interests of her.Work.
=, ra,,oo Cal, = :. y, J, ~, !
rntn,.nad . = Th,,rs,aaT a,,a,,;711. f,n,,, =
sa.,a,af ,3,aal,e t,.; th,n,,,s,, AZ
a., ~
80 ~ - :, ~.
meoss - ny, Ny,
wauk and other western Mesaba towns.
Nt;ss, =, o,.o,a;,,o 3 - 49, =, s
hnan tha m,,ast nf hn,. ~, = ,r,s pn Let
Andrams for 49, aas+ 49, 1aa,e+,, 80 g..
har hnnao =, M;nnp pas m,,n.a 80 w
n;no MA ,,iinasn.. u Wy, M ~.
foo vis;t 'u;th ho,. = s,;e+o. NJ. So.
- 80 - si' = ! s go
{. .s5 IL MS. III
Five Western Union clocks are being
county court hn,,so - INC ~. o,nn,,s :, 9
anfoIna +ica11v sot = t1,a :; ~ ~ -,
the western T1nion aach 'day ,ThoS
arc being insta llad ~ tha Offices ~ tho
clerk If Court tho ra 90 - doods the
county anditor' tha conntv +,.aa s,, 20,
and tho shariff's office ~ 5, 80 '>. = q 8
Carl Welland, accompanied by his
wife and and son on Harold, Jourrneyed to
Weiiand attended, synod nod >mnatinos frn :,
Wednesday mil Satnrdav noon He II
was deiepate "a tha meatines from,
here His wife and Son visited. with
relatives AZ Fisher. MINI. where thev
remained While Nj. Weiland returned
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For Sal just weaned, $$33.O each
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29

EUNDERWO GOD No. TypeWrite for
sale, ia BOD cond ition. Address No.
Sheaf office
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Hans Lindberg and daughter Hannah
Went to Kennedy Saturday, where they
joined Mrs Lindberg, who has been
visiting there On Sunday they had a
family reunion picnic on the banks of
the Red River at which all of their
children and grand children were pres
ent,s the rela tionship numbering "a.
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as far as Warren on their way to Thief
River Falls where they expect to at
! tend Mission meetings this week. They
spent Tuesday visiting with friends in
Warren.
The Department of Agriculture want
1.-THE services Of a man with small car:
Ito drive the Burberry Erad ication
Scout in Marshall County starting.
right after the Fair. IT is planned to
put on a house to house and farm to
farm survey Of Marshall County SO 1T
will be necessary to cover practically "
all the roads in the County Cor fur
& ther information as regards the work
and pay for same address Lee r. Boyd,
/ Crookston, NJ linn. lSs
| ss AT a meeting of Chautauqua com
mittee members held at the CONNER
cial club rooms last evening various
committees were appointe for selling.
tickets and making IS other arrange,
ments that will insure the success Of
this years series Of five days enter
Ltainment. The canvas for the sale Of
season tickets will be started at once
The prices Of the season tickets includ-S
!, ing tax are 500 for adults and
10 for Chic ren. :S s#.
large party Of Warren people
smotored to Clearwater lake last Sum
day to enjoy an OUTING and shing trip.
! They took camping outfits along and
eamped on the shore ofssthe lake. hose
who left to enjoy the pleasures the
lake we're r. Thomas and family,s
Charles 2. Grinder and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. C Eneix, H. D. Bernard, Carol
Lindberg and Della Lindberg and
Mrs. Grinder and Mr.. and Mrs. Eneix
returned ito Warren last evening while
the rest of the party expected. stay
until the latter part OF the week
Clearwater lake and then go to Itasca
Park for a few days before returning
home
EIJNlDlER.WOO I'D %: Is ,Eypewrit ter Tor
sale, in good condi ion dress No.
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FREE FARES FOR STOCKMEN
blessed their welded life all. DC WHOM

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Oct. 2l.--Plans are being
made by the committed in charge of the
Newark Town Library for drive, to
start next week, for increased member
ship. About one hundred persons have
subscribed annually TO the library and
II Is hoped to increase that number TO
three hundred.
Thursday evening Of next week the
officers of Oriental Lodge No. IL, |. o.
.O.lO, viii be installed by Deputy Grand
Master Ernest w. Crossan and staff.
Grand Master Calvin Nj. Whitesell will
make his official visit at the same time
and would like TO meet all members.
A unique affair has been planned by
the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity of the
University of Delaware for tonight.
The frat" will give a smoke and the
Sigma Phi boys will have as their guests
the senior classmen from the other four
fraternities.
Members o fAmerican Flag Council,
No. 2S, Jr. O. U. A. NJ, will attend
divine services at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Sunday evening, October 80.
MIR. and Mrs. John Pilling Wright will
give fancy dress dance on Friday
evening, November 4, at the New Cen
tury Club, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris n. Wright.
At the meeting Of the New Century
Club, this week, Mrs. G. o. Houghton
read two plays by Lord Dusany, "The
Ghttering Gate" and "The Lost Silk
Hat"
Howard Leak has been appointed SUI
periutendent Of the Continental Fibre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

gelistic meetings will continue with the
local church for two weeks.
Dover's Ministerial Association has
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, ..
Grey Hutchinson, Baptist Church,
vice-president, Rev. T. G. Jones, Metho-
dist Protestant Church; secretary and
treasurer, Rev. II. G. Hellcnstcin,
Peoples Christian Church.
The staff OF the Rotary Club OF VIII
mington will be the guests of the Rotary
Club of Dover at a dinner to be given
this evening at the Capitol Hotel. Elec-
ton of permanent officers of the local
club will be held, following the dinner.
William i. Metten, president OF the
Wilmington Club, will represent the dis
trict governor during the organization
work in Dover.
The Mothers Pension Commission
held business session here yesterday in
the Supreme Court room at the State
House.
Governor Denney has announced the
appointment Of Randall b. German of
Wilmington as special constable for the
Bottlers' Protective Association.
Professor Jump, assistant to the State
Commissioner of public instruction, had
a conference here yesterday with the
rural supervisors of State schools on
educational matters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Rugs in the Small Sizes

is in. 50 in. Velvet Rugs. $500 each.
27 in. X 81 in. Notified Administers, $3.50
each.
p IN 90 in. extra quality Administer Rugs,
$500 each.
Regular p in. X 81 in. Administers at $3.50
and $4.OO, in big showing Of patterns and
colors.
50 in. 65 in. Administers at $500.
80 in. X y in. Administers at $500.
81 in. 90 in. Tapestry Brussels at $3.50.
Our Mattress rack shave again been filled
with good mattresses at $500, $500,
$1,000, $1,000, $3.50, $500 and $4,000
each. You can't buy a better one for less
money. Carpet Dept Third Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
NEWS or A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Robert Ratledge Of Laurel Seri-
ously Hurt by Being Run
Over by Engine.
CAPTURE MADE BY A GIRL

tfem nse,S Evenings Correspondents.
l,over Oct. 2i.--lIarry Cassons,
alias ilnrfv Williams, eolorcd. for whom
olNcofa have been hooking for the past
month, WAS npntchendcd here yester-
hnN. through nlcrtncrs of a daughter OF
Nhenn Umhnm while She was ON her
way tn school
tAssons having been prisoner at the
lnll hctv shortly after sheriff Graham,
assumed charge, the family was familiar
With him, and Yesterday, ON seeing the
NeRfu ra~-ing the street ahead Of her,
the sheilnr daughter went 60 nearby
telephone and called her father, giving
him description Of the Negro and where
She saw him. The sheriff lost mo- time in
ifRpnu 1assons, locating him east Of
lho Dover Mater and light plant, on the
public road
tnssana was given q hearing before
Mnnialmlo r. 4. Mood yesterday after
uonn, un a charge ol murderous as
tNnli uu Jefferson -. Nunning. farmer
at near FELTON,, three on four weeks ago,
tAasuns denied the assault, hat Banning
identified him as his assailant. Cassons
waa held IN $1,000 hail, for court, in
dplnull " which he WAS committed 90
kpul county Jail
Nasaona assnult on banning was most
huinl llHnning bad just put his horses
RNny M the stable and was taking the
halter from lhrm. when hc was struck
uh the eve almost coughing it out
Thinking he had hcon kicked hv th,
hptsn, hnnning lpli around and in ),
dnlnF encountered the arm Of mar
iHlstd Zoe another blow. lie wrcnchee
pNhy b. stick Of wood and started &
uplund himself when the Negro fed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
MUST SUPPORT FAMILIES.

nnNrn oct "a IN Court Of General
~rssluns. Yesterday, two non-support
vltps scheduled iOr trial were settled
NY both defendants entering into bond
lu phN certain amounts 90 their wives
ini The support oi the children, Robin
tuh u bullock, one ol the defendants.
Naa ufdeicd a. 81 per month and
lNNis Quinion Si0 per month. Zach was
required i0 give bond for $500, with
hppmyed surety
Final dccfccs IN divorce were signed,
Yesterday Ia the following cases. Louisa
l'ahpl Anderson from James NJ. Andcr-
fNN, THIS wns an annullmoni of mar
tlhFe 4 hclnn found TINT Anderson had
q vile living Ia the south at the time OF
ihr mhffiApu 90 Miss Baker Miss
l'Hhri seNcfnl weeks ago, married d
nnvtf baseball player Brady NJ All.
lAtt iium llsie MAY Abbott, Herman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
BoTHLEGs BROKEN.


Laurel, Oct. 21.--Robert Ratledge,
aged about Is years of Middletown,
employed by the Field, Barker, Under
their supply train, was seriously injured
yesterday morning, when the dinkey
engine, heavy gasoline one, jumped the
track and ran over him.
When found by farm hand en-
ployed on the Boyce farm, two miles
from here, Ratledge was unconscious.
He was brought in an automobile to this
town, and DR.. j. Roscoe Elliott admin
istered first aid treatment and ordered
him sent to the Peninsula General
Hospital at Salisbury. Ratledge is
probably internally injured besides hav-
ing both legs and one thigh broken and
badly mangled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Bathrobe
Blankets

We're selling lots of these beautiful
styles at $500 each.
Indian Blankets, nice for couch
throws n'the livingroom, bright In
dian colors, $3.50 each.
White Wool Bed Blankets, pink
or blue borders. $1,000, $1,000 up to
$500 a pair.
Full size fine White Blankets, of
hesvy cotton, $3.s5, $500 and $500
a pair.
"Sheet" Blankets, s1.s0, $500
and $3.50 pair.
Fourth Street Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
FINE CONCERTS.

Newark, Oct. 2l.--The first of tho
second annual artist series, which will
be concert, will be given in Wolf Hall
tomorrow night.
This concert will be by the Philadel-
phia Male Quartet, composed of Charles
Stahl, tenor; Phillip Warren Cook,
tenor; Harold Albert Simonds, baritone,
and John Wand ersloot, bass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Army Blankets
Rugs

More than two hundred room size rugs in
different patterns and qualities are shown
here at less than regular prices. BE sure and
see our rugs before buying anywhere else.
We have all sizes. but quote You prices on
6 #. X 9 it,, #. in. x Q f.. II. 3 in. <
10 It. in. and fl. X u f. sizes.
9 It. i #. size
Tapestry Brussels, $500 TO $4,000.
Velvet Rugs, STATS to 5000.
Administer Rugs, $29.75 TO $4,000.
s #. 3 in. X 10 #. 6 in. size
Tapestry Brussels, $12.00 TO S27.00.
Velvet Rugs, S23.75 to S45.00.
Administer Rugs, $500 to 5000.
7 #. 8 in. X fl. size
Tapestry Brussels, $500 to $500.
Velvet Rugs, $23.00 to $500.
Administer Rugs, $27.00 TO $4,000.
1T. X 9 fl. size
Tapestry Brussels, $500 to $500.
Velvet Rugs, $500 to $500.
AxmirGter Rugs, S2s .0) to $4,000.
Rugs for rooms of extra large size, IL ft.
3 in. Il it,, IL it. 3 in. X Is fl. in, II II.
in. IS #. and 9 1t. X IS Fl. Customers
tell US these are hard to get in the large
cities as we'll as Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

Grated with autumn leaves, CIT flowers,
pumpkins and fodder. Miss Eva Van
dererift Of Port Penn played selections
on the piano and an enjoyable evening
was spent by ALL A collation. was served.
The guests were: Misses Margaret
Continued on page 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
STATE CAPITOL NOTES.

Dover, Oct 2l.--Tbe Third quarterly
convention of the international Holiness
Church, Eastern District, which has
been in session here since Tuesday, in
the mission hall of the local branch of
that association closed yesterday. Evan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
MASQUERADE sOCrAL.u

Delaware City, Oct. 2l.--Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Webb gave masquerade
social at their home. last evening, in
honor of their daughter, Miss Frances
Webb. The house was beautifully dec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Coat Suits

Seni-Fitting or Srnartly
Tailored
Suits are particularly fash
ionable and all lines are good.
Here you'll find both the belted
and unbelted, either straight
line or flared effect; some fur
trimmed, others trimmed with
touches of embroidery, $500
to $500. Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Col. E, :1.|I+..),iS
"Pape's Cold Compound
Breaks any Cold
IN Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed
upi Quit blowing and snufiiingl A
dose OF 'Pape's Cold Compound" taxi
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks up any cold.
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrils and the mir passages of the
head: stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness. feverishness.
''Pape's Cold Compound" acts quick,
sure. and costs only a few cents at
drug stores. II acts without assistance.
tastes nice. contains no qninine--In-
sist upon Papesl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Outing Hannels

for warm, winter nightgowns.
pajamas and dressing sacques;
colored stripes. 19c and 25c a
yard. plain colors, 25c a yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
New Shipment
of ComfortableS

Just received in the full double
bed size. Moderately priced at
SITS to $500 each. Attractive
~ covered, some filled with warm,
fluffy cotton carded in one sheet,
others with wool. Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

Franklin Emory from Mary Garrett
Emory; Julia X. Baynard from William
j. Baynard.
Courts adjourned until next Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

Co., succeeding John w. Chambers
deceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Special
Boys Heavy School Hose

This heavy weight, fine rib
bed. fast black Stocking has
double heel and toe and is in
sizes from 81 to III; special at
29c a pair. These are seconds
of the regular soc quality from
a very particular mill.
Hosiery, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
New Items Added to Our
Gloue Sale

@As&
There are good gloves in this
sale that will interest you. par
ticularly at these special prices.
for 44c-Good Fabric Gloves,
in gray. tan. black and white.
Strap wrists, in sizes 6 and
OF. Regularly were SIPS a
pair. For this Today sale,
44c a pair.
for $l.69-Fownes' Doette
Gloves, P. K. seam. oolorS
brown. grey, beaver, black
and white; were $3.50, for this
stimulator sale, reduced to
s1.69 a pair.
\ for 81 .00-Doeskin Gloves, IL
button length, mode, beaver,
white, black; were SITS, re-
duced for this sale to only
Sl.00 a pair.
for 75c-ChanoiS Sue d e
Gloves, heavily embroidered
backs, brown, mode, white or
grey.
for $i.95-Fownes' Doette
Gauntlets, strap wrists, grey,
brown, beaver. white; were
$500, now SI.95.
for $2.50-Imported Pique
Gloves, heavy embroidered
backs; colors, black a n d
brown; were $3.7s, reduced to
$3.50 a pair.
for Sl.25-Imported overseam
two-clasp Kid Gloves, in
brown, beaver and black;
very special for $1.25.
for $3.75-12-button Pique
/ Gloves, brown and tan only;
were $3.50, reduced for this
ten-day sale to $3.75 a pair.
for $3.75-S Strap wrist gaunt-
lets, pique or P X M seam Kid
Gloves, mostly imported; col
ors white, beaver. brown, grey;
were $3.50 and $3.50, for this
sale only $3.75 a pair.
Gloves, First Floor