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CHAPTER x-continued.

-
what is your desire regarding this
man? Until your honorable word is
received. we will keep this Robert
Wells"
Wells grinned as he painted the
characters, sin that condition which
we found him" He closed the letter
briefly.
SHOULD you express the wish that
he be returned TO you, will pray that
the spirit of the Wind follow after
him. quickening his flight"
Sanderson listened to the interpre-
ters literal translation. II was not so
clear to him as Wells had imagined.
what does II actually meanY he
asked abruptly.
Letter say Man deed. Have got
body. You wantT" the interpreter
lisped.
Then Sanderson knew that he had
understood the fiowery phrases, but
was hoping. hoping that there was
mistake-he had always insisted that
Bob was alive. and would soon say
where he was, and return TO his senses
and come home.
He bowed his head to the table, and
sobs racked him. He made no pre-
tense of concealing his emotions. San
derson, suddenly. looked older; his
body seemed shriveled, the veins of
his hands became more prominent.
Alberta cried over II also then said,
very soberly, I'VE must all-try TO for
get. dean Perhaps it's better So"
"You forget easily" Sanderson
thought bitterly. but said nothing. And
he saw that the letter was immediate
Nv answered by a cable asking that the
body be shipped at once, together with
any information concerning Robert
Wells-how he had lived. and the man
ner of his dying.
With a touch of latent affection
tempered through knowledge that the
return of the body would be distress
ing to them all. Alberta wished that
II could have remained in Japan Bob
would have wanted that, she thought.
Both of them found the answer from
Kayama amazing.
Having other business in America,
am bringing body and information my
self" the cable read.
Wells was actually ready to depart
The household had been working fe-
verishly for the voyage. He purpose
Iy omitted the name Of the steamer
Intending to wire after he sailed. Thus
williams was not Informed by Alberta
ms lie would have been. that what re-
manned of Robert Wells was returning
by the same steamer as he himself
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soaked for an hour TO soften then
cook twenty minutes. OF until the sage
is clear Sweeten 10 taste. pour INTO
molds and serve with cream when cold.
Velvet shorbet.-Take the juice OF
three lemons. add two cupfuls OF sugar
and one quart OF rich milk. stir untii
the sugar is dissolved; II VIII cnr'ie
but will freeze smooth AS velvet
Freeze as usual.
Banana FIuff.-Peel three large ripe
bananas, cover them with two table
spoonfuls OF lemon juice and one table
spoonful OF grape juice; place on ice
10 stand for an hour. Mash them ana
beat well. adding one-half cupful OF
powdered sugar and the unbenien
whites OF three eggs, one AT time,
When light add a teaspoonful OF
vanilla and serve In glasses with run
Juice and minced plstachio nuts.
Wisconsin Cherry Duff.-Take two
tablespoonfuls OF sugar. one-fourth OF
a cupful OF butter -four tablespoon
fuls). one-half cupful of sweet milk
one egg. one-half cupful of flour. one
and one-half teaspoonfuls OF baking
powder, one teaspoonful OF salt aud
one cupful OF sweet canned cherries
Bake in gem pans and serve with;
Cherry Sauce.-Take one cupful OF
cherry juice. thicken with one tea
spoonful OF cornstarch. add one-third
OF a cupful Of sugar pinch OF salt
and a teaspoonful OF butter added just
before serving, with few drops OF al
mond favoring
Drowned Carrots. scrape and cu'
In half medlum-sized carrots, parboil
for fifteen minutes, then lay around
roast OF mutton and haste often with
the fat from the pan. Serve around
the roast on the platter.
When the fresh new cucumbers are
crisp and green II Is the time 10 put
up pickles for winter.
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Do.'t sh.ekls Il yes put ever q Substitute
whs. a. Advertised product Il called fer.
M.yb. ysw customer viii ssv~ es-s ssek-
Ben H.ifsvd. j..
Failing Stars"

So-called falling stars, otherwise
known as shooting stars" are minute
planetary bodies raised TO incandes-
cence by the resistance offered 10 their
motion by the earth's atmosphere.
over hundred millions. Including
those teIescoplcnlly visible. are esti-
mated 10 be swept up daily by our
planet. yet with no sensible increase
OF It's mass. the vast majority OF these
cosmic particles weighing probably
only n small fraction Of an ounce.
They fall about twice as thieISly In the
morning as In the evening hours pc
cause the advancing side OF the globe
Is fully exposed 10 their lombard
ment. while the hemisphere behind Is
sheltered from II.
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might antagonize the japanese. II
WIS distincly out OF their line-a Eu-
rasian girl, even II mission-educated.
They did not even know II the girl
were OF the faith. Miss Carey had
been adamant.
"The girl" he said.
ave will ask her to choose"
Miss Carey shook of the fingers Of
her companion. You will terrify her.
Influence her. / know you. I've heard
Of you. you scalawag. you scapegoat
you"
Words Scalawag. Scapegoat- Ho
Silence, wag-tongue, goatface.
As Ellen entered. Wells eyes be-
cane bright. his color noticeably
higher. She looked at him gravely for
an instant; her eyeiids fiuttered under
the scrutiny Of the three.
Put your hand on your heart How
does IL feelT
1T jumps, Kayama-saD-"
Does II tell you that you are sin
ner, childT" very paternally.
NO"
queer. II should burn your hand.
r."
Miss Carey stepped to the girls side
She oozed superiority and duty
strangely blended
II they take Ellen IN be in deuce
Of a FIX" thought Wells. They d
never In the world give her up again
II I came back TO Japan-h ! could
even find her. He was baltimore
than haIf-of the decision 10 announce
abruptly that this was his wife; that
he had her and proposed keeping her.
Buf-he might wait a moment morf
before deciding.
Come. broken blossom shifted
Miss Carey. She was proud OF her
Oriental phraseology. Come, crs
upon nv bosom"-she was OF that
vintage when bosoms we're still spoken
of--and We will 90. far. far from TINS
den Of iniquity."
The girls good Wells thought
SAYING aloud that his honorable house
was not 10 be mallgned
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was not afraid OF the missionaries. He
could follow their train of thought be-
fore II was uttered. He rather re
Joiced In the opportunity of this match
Ing of wits. Where. he considered.
had they been when the girl was In
the temple7 Now that she was safe,
they came a-buzzing: would go as they
came.
The household sensed something of
the impending AFFAIR. AS the man and
two women were brought 10 his room
Wells could hear excited kissing In the
corridor, like the wind shlvering In the
reeds.
The angular woman stepped for
ward first. She was very composed. II
was to be seen that she had thought
out her line of action.
what is your name. womanT
Wells said abruptly in English.
my name is of no Importance. Our
mission is well known in Japan"
Many ears were listening. Here was
where the Lord of the Thunder Gate
arose with his swords In his hands,
Wells thought with a chuckle.
your name" Numbered Wells, by
the face OF Jizoi"
mabel Carey" she was surprised
into saying.
what do you want?'
"My heart tells me that you are
committing sin in retaining this poor
white girl"
"Yoh I" said Wells. and puckered up
his face. How do you know"
81 can feel 1t, deep down in my
heart
1T is insufficient proof" Wells said.
Nov for the fat one. What do you
want. little MANI"
The man had come under protest.
He was-he proclaimed to Miss Carey
no orator. He disliked his task. II
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FIorida's Big Bridge

Florida is building the longest auto
mobile toll bridge In the world Five
and three.quarter miles In length In
Guiding causeways, this great sran
stretches across the upper arm OF
Tampa bay. connecting the winter re
sort Of 81. Petersburg with the com
merclal city OF Tampa. Thirty-three
mlles-more than one-half--will be
cut from the present distance between
the two cities when the bridge is com
pleted. II is estimated that the road
way will be thrown open TO traffic by
September l.
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''Aiy recovery has been surprise 10
myself and all my friends recently
declared Jacob Ferdinand. r. +. ID. ?,
Fond Du Lac. Wis, prominent eth
zen OF this city, In relating his re-
markahle experience with Tanlac.
THE suffering ! went through from
stomach trouble for II or 13 years
simply can't be described. In my ef-
forts TO find relief spent over one
thousand dollars. but kept getting
worse Instead OF better. A large part
Of two years l was laid up In bed and
for four months of that time couldn't
get up az all.
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Commands Clashed

Little Billy was visiting his grand
mother and she was doing her best 10
give the small boy a good time.
The morning after his arrival she
called one OF the neighbours children
over 10 play with him.
There. now" remarked grandma. IN
her kindliest tone. "You two can have
good time together"
But the two boys merely stared nj
each other across the room and grand
ma could not quite understand IL.
Come. now, children" she said.
go on out into the garden. Billy, and
strike an acquaintance"
but. grandma" complained the nt-
tie boy. mother told me just before l
came away not 10 fight"
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CHAPTER XII

Wells watched the kimonoed figure
of Ellen in the pooled garden. He
was unable to avoid comparison with
Alberta. She had been handsome, Al
berta. He had thought her melting
with love; she had been ciphering a
price. hiding herself splderwise In
golden mesh. She had been as spleh-
didly colored as a ripe nectarine' as
sumptuous as a cat. Had she been as
sly? Alberta Hayward had oeen u
friend of williams. A friendf Weils
eyes had a critical blink.
The forenoon with Furakawa the
banker had droned on without inter-
ruption. The figures we're uninterest-
ing.
"It is satisfactory" Wells said at
last. "Send specie to your BANK IN
America for me. For the care OF tne
estate, / trust you"
Furakawa contemplated the kake-
mono Of the -Four Fishermen before re-
plying.
aAs YOU command. Kayama,' he
said slowly. when will you return TO
Japanf"
an a day-or a week-or months
do not know Wells replied
Furakawa fingered the tassel which
ended the cord that bound the zsou-
ton. "And-if an accident befeii you
Kavamaf we bankers must consider
every contingency" he added apo'o-
getically.
I'll is a tradition In the house
Wells had read this in going over an
cieni documents. that should We
family be left without issue, all land
and money Is 70 be given to the stare
recent sums for the older servants
n is an in the private papers, furaka-
wa-san. You could find Il II neces-
ssry.- -
Il will make many devotions that
M misfortune overiake you. Lorn'
Furakawa said Then. dououuliy, As
n worried at the reception OF the re-
rn,rK DO you know. kayama-San'
that there are-thOse who wish 70 see
your -,
= hoped that the august mission
aries would depart. being made TO ~aii
r long. Yes. Furakswa- Know
when YOU are gone. win rest mo-
menf. and then permit them 10 sPeAA
with me-
Furakawa understood
-Y leave. Ksysms-San- You have
.<.-xt.ips. the tickets. the goldl
wish you s pleasant journey
Wells settled back on the cushion 10
.on,ent He had taken the jump. be
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No Romance in Trombone

search NJ you WIN In loves fair
record. you will never find tromDones
in triumph at a moonlit easement
Theirs il the bitter ecstasy Of abrupt
dismissal.
Had Psolo blown trombone al his
mistress IN the soft Italian night, the
chapter Of their passion would have
been broken short. And why. there
fore. should man Of conquerIng
heart. whose eager slnews throb with
gouth. spend on the trombone the I'M
urinkled years Of his MAJORITY
charles S. Brooks in the Century Mag
azine.
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cupfuls OF popped corn. ground; three
cupfuls Of milk, three eggs Slightly
beaten. one-half crpfnl Of brown sugar.
one tablespoonful OF butter and three
fourths OF a teaspoonful Of salt. Scnld
the milk and pour Il over the corn and
LET stand one hour Add the remain
Ing ingredients. turn into a buttered
dish and bake In a slow oven until
Arm. Serve with cream or maple
strip.
SiIIsbubs.-Take quart Of heavy
cream. syeefen and flavor 10 taste.
whip until stlff. Swimming on the Top
so that every bit OF the thin cream
drains through sieve. When all n
whipped. pile high In steamed sherbei
cups and serve with sponge cake.
Lemon Cheese cskes.-Line patty
pans with pun paste ~ rich pastry and
an with the following: Take one pint
Of well-drained cheese. add three eggs.
one tablespoonful OF -four. one table
spoonful OF butter; mix and mash The
cheese very fine. add one and one-haif
cupfuls OF cream and sugar 10 taste
aud the grated rind Of q lemon. FIJI
the shells and dust the tops With
grated nutmeg and sprinkle with sugar.
Bake in a hot oven.
olives Stuffed With Anchoyies,-
Peel large olives from the stone. leav.
ing the peeiing in spiral form. Wipe
the oil from the anchovy filefs and
press one into each olive. Set them
on = glass dish on bed ~ wafer
cress; serve with bread sticks before
or with the soup.
Celery With cheese.-Cuf the conrs-
or stalks of celery and cook until ten
der IN boiling sHlted wsfer. Place
layer Of the cooked celery IN baking
dish. cover with layer 81 rich. white
sauce. sprinkle generously with grated
cheese and repeat with another layer
Finish the top with buftered crumbs
and bake until the crumbs are brown
Meat and NYt Bslis.-Take one cup
fuI OF chopped cooked weii-seasoned
veal. add one dozen chopped almonds
one egg. one-haif teaspoonfui Of saii
and pepper 10 taste. Mlx and roll into
balls. place In baking pan and pour
one cupful Of rich. highiy-seasoned TO
maio sauce. Serve on 8 platter gar
uished with wasercress.
NiA. hlexn elQ
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II mas been computed that the cost
10 the United States Of making 81
bin is about as grent as 20 make a
SO or a $4,000 bill. The expense Is
I.8 cents each. The length Of service
varies In direct ratio TO tie salne OF
the note. The 81 bin lasts little more
than a year. Il u estimated. a SO BIZ
lasts about four years. while Slo.-
eco bin obviously. seldom wears out
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Impossibie
SO that's the baby. chr

so that's the baby, chr
That's the baby
swell. / hope you win bring IL Up
10 be q conscientious, Cod-fesring
man
I'm afraid that viii be rather din
cult"
-Pxhawi As the twfg is bent the
tree Is inclined
4 know. but this twig is bent az
being a girl"
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put through an
old cot &c mill
kept for such pur
poses. Serve with
cream as a dessert
or a Sunday night
lunch.
Popcorn p u d.
d r.-Tnke two
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Soak hands on retiring in the hot suds
OF Cuticura Soap. dry and rub In Gu
ticura Ointment. Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This Is
only one Of the things Cuticura win do
n Soap. Ointment and Talcum are used
for all toilet Observation-Disclosures.
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Jelly PUDDING.
Boil together
two cupfuls OF
water an d one
glass OF jelly I'M
iii well dissolved.
add three fourths
of a cupful Of
saeo which has
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The best aristocracy OF which
any man can boast is long line
OF healthy. honest. industrious an
cestors.
He who prides himself upon his
ancestry is like potatocs-all that
ls good OF him Is Under ground
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A Point in Common

swhen does the honeymoon end1-
.welI. frequently. like the other
moon. II fades away after the last
quarter II reached.'--Bosion IrHn-
script.
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he KITCHEN
!: CABINET

- % = : . = : = = : : : . >
-. 1874 Western Newspaper Onioh-l
II solid happiness We prize.
within our breast the Jewel lies.
And they are fools who roam;
This world has nothing 10 oesto~.
rrom our own selves our bliss must
now.
And that dear hut-our home.
Nathaniel Cotton.
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TolA Not Filling

And one OF the hardest things 10 DO
In this world II for an orator 10 play
on the emotions OF people who want TO
20 home 10 dinner.--D Dallas News.
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Those who prnise themselves always
blame others.
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DISHES YOU WILL ENJOY

Take freshly popped. tender corn
well seasoned with salt and butter and
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FOR THE FAMILY TABLE

A simple dessert which viii be good
for the children Of the family, is'
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SUFFERED TWELVE YEARS
WITH STOMACH TROUBLE

FINALLY sent my daughter for
bottle of Tanlac with the result that
found immediate relief, and seven
bottles made well and happy man
Of me. | win gladly talk to anyone
personally and answer oil letters re-
gardlng my experience with Tanlac. II
proved n godsend 10 me-"
Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40
million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable pills, for eonsti-
patton. made and recommended by the
manufacturers OF TANLAC.
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Hosiery and Underwear

All MmsingNear Athletic Suits ............. 20%o of
1879 Discount on all Other Silk Underwear
Ladies' Lisle Vests, soc values .......... for 39c
Chdren'S Iisle Vests, 29c values ......... for 19c
Chdren's MunSngWear USuiS, VI value 49,. for CSC
TAPPED Jersey. Fine quality
Athletic Union Suits, ri value .......... for 79c
Imported Glove Silk Hose, 500 and $3.50 $9S
Van Raac SILK ose $3.50 value ............ for $19S
Val RaaIe SILK Hose $500 values ......... for 1888
Shades black and brown
Chdren'S Hall Hose, regular 39c quality for S10O
Chldren'S Hall Hose, soc values ......... for SOC
Chdren'S Three Quarter Hose, SOC values for $l00
NOmenS Mutual Silk Hose $l.95 value -. for $3.50
WOmenS Legion Fibre Silk Hose Sl59 value $500 for Sjc
WomenS Black Fibre SIN Hose, III value for Soc
WOmenS Cotton Wayne Knit black Hose 81 value for sac
Chlldren'S Thrce-quarter Black Hose with fancy
Top, SOC value Observation-Disclosures. for Pc
ChiIdren's Hall Hose White SILK, 75c value .. Tor soc
ChildrenS Legion SIN Hose in buff and gray,
ri value Tor nc
One Lot Children Hose in white and black,
value to 30c Tor 15c
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Curtain Specials

MarquiSete and Wolfe Curtains $l.l9 values - Tor Csc
Hemstitching and rufled IA yds. long te-backs.
Marqusette and Wolfe Curtains, S1.9S values Tor S69
IA yds long Ruffled with tie-backs.
Wolfe Curtains, $50 values ............... Tor S19s
HemstChng lace insertion and lace edge.
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Sheets and Slips

Lockwood Sheets 63x9O $169 values ....... Tor $I.39
Lockwood Sheets, 5X99, S1.59 values .... S1.25
Pillow Slips, 42x36 25c values ........... Tor zoe
Pillow Slips 42x36, SOC values ........... Tor BE
Pillow Slips 42x36. SOC values ........... for i2c
36 inch Berkey, No. 90, 29c value ....... Tor 23c
40 inch Lockwood lnbeacied ............ . Tor ISc
80 inch Lockwood Unbleached ............. Tor lie
40 inch PequOt Tubing, 49c value .......... re
ST inch Pequot Sheeting, 69c value ...... ior j9c
All Sheets not mentioned ........... 20 CO Discount
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BARGAINS N Wash Goods

Our stock of wash goods this season has been of
the best we have ever shown. Many of these beaut-
full fabrics at much reduced prices.
81 inch Imported bingham, soc aud 50c values for 35c
81 inch Domestic GinghamS 29c TO 35c values for pc
36 inch Plain color pOplinS 69c NnueS .... for 4Oc
Plain cOOred Jap Crepe, zoe and 35c values for 25c
Plain Fancy PliSse. 39c quality .........
Plain and Fancy Plisse, zoe quality ...... for a5c
SO inch cOored Linen zoe quality ............ for 59c
30 inch cOlored Linen 9Sc quality .......... for Soc
Big assortment OF Figured Wolfe, Tissue GinghAm
Regular values 39c 45c, 49, to SIC.
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FORMERLY $19.75
SPECIAL LOT COATS LIZ PRICE

The assortment incues poret twills navy tam
sport coats in the paids plain coors All new
models this
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Bedspread Specials

good weight and quality
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silk or Cotton Blouses
New Stylish Skirts

Alhe Plated Wool Crepe and SILK Poplin In Grey
Ian very desirable shades, $4.9S :. e3.98
me Lot Wrap Around In Plain, Tan and Plads,
Vne Lot White SILK Crepe Skirts, Knife Plated
With box front and back, $4.9S 80. now $3.50
ehs Lot Garbadne and Surf Satin, were $39S,
$780, SlO9S ................ $780, $685. $3.50
An exceptional buy.
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Goods Exchanged or
Money Refunded for
Purchases not Satisfactory
II. 4t''-'''F'F'FF4.FF++4-+I.+FI.4I-I.I-F44.i

Election year off year and the weather also has been
against We have too much stock and it must be re-
1eDt you will find down right good bargains desirable goods
gu save much.
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Towels Crash and Damask

Turkish Towels 17x3l, 25c values .......... Tor zoe
Turkish Towels, 1sx36, 35c values ........ &c
Huck Towels l7X32, 2Jc values Observation-Disclosures. 20c
IL 12 Inch All Linen Crash, DOC value ....... Or
~ inch Damask, II value ................ Tor zoe
20 inch All Linen Damask s1.9s value ..... Tor $1f9
20 inch All Linen Damask $3.50 value ..... Tor $3.50
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Children's Department

Every item in childrens wearing apparel at clearance
sale prices
Children's Wool Coats at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Half Price
Choice of any coat in stock at exactly half.
Many good coats still here In sizes Ala.
Boys and Girls Play Suits ................. 9Oqo off
Little Boys Summer Suits Observation-Disclosures. 2O@o off
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Corsets and Brassieres

L. Il. Special S15O value Observation-Disclosures. for $1.OO
Flesh brocaded, elastic top. Sizes POPS.
i. u. COrSes S19S value Observation-Disclosures. for S1.j0
Medium bust, flesh shade 21-36
1870 Discount all La Camille COrsets
BandeauX, soc value Observation-Disclosures. for S1.OO
BandeanX, S5O value .................... for &100
WomenS BraSSercs white and eS jc values, for 800
Childrens Ashcneeds Union Suits, regular soc TO Csc,
'lu's |Vc
Chdren's Alheneeds Union Suits, Soc to Csc values
zoe
Warner Knit Vests bandeau top very special prs. $OO
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Miscellaneous Items

u" 'earis' laeS cOlors and patterns, $1.50 and
W, ,ai"es Observation-Disclosures. use and HL't
'"enS FINE Quality Gloria ParaSOlS, Amber
A. tipped and handle, 2.0S value ......... Tor 9.4G
IN 1Vl hOmen's Pocket Books at Half Price
a.. nOry Combs, mirrors and brushes 49, $3.50 Discount
" "' collar and Cuf Sets .............. Half Price
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Basement Bargains

The cotton market is high and with market conditions
considered, the prices below genuine bargains
excellent opportunity to purchase for future use