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Newspaper Page TextBBNsSSSSBSWSBBam Daily Eugene Guard TUESDAY - - - JAN 2 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephnne, Mi. Main 1 fKUNOXAU Jam VjofltaMO has gone to his fan 5a Ti arrived up from Juno- tlon toda , Uuo. W. IHcldU ia borne from Ban Francisco. Bam H. Goldsmith, of Portland, It Id Kugene. Conductor Bam Veatoh was In the city today. F J Hard, a Bohemia mining man, la In the olty. J. 0. Qoodale, jr., of Halem, visited Kugene yesterday. G. L. Detmerlng went to MoMliin- ville today on a vlxit. N. L. Cornell un baa gone on a I rip to toiwburg and Heddliig. Mine MbkkIo Iluldwln hua returned home from a visit to Portland. Mr a. J. 11. Nnland,nfCresHwell,lsvla King mlallvea and frlenda here. Prof, and Mra, Thomaa Condon are the gueata of tbelr daughter, Mra, It. B Bean, at Balem. MrH. W. J. White, of Portland, came up last night to vl-lt a while with N. W. Haskell and family. Goo. T. Uall, nr., went to Halem on a bop baying trip this afternoon. He will meet Mr. Fltobard at that plaoe, Mlaa Dee Ankeny will aoon go to Walla Wallo, Waah, toapeod two or throe moutha aa tbe guest of ber uuole and auut, Mr. and Mra. Levi Ankeny. Mr. and Mm. W. E. Brown went 10 Portland. Mr. Brown went to the metropolis to look over the plana for his new hank building. Mlna Cora Kntan, the efllolenl Postal Telegraph operator, ai rived today from a holiday visit with ber parent at Hulem Mra, H. M. Haller and children, of Portland, after a pleaaaul vialt with lutr father, J, Bourne, returned borne this afternoon. Mlaa Nettle Whitney returned to Albany thla afternoon to reaume ber position as teacher la the publlo schools of that oily. Dr. D. A. Palue and family arrived up from Baletu yesterday, and went to their residence on Seventh street. Dr. ni Mra. Paine will make a trip to California In a few daya. L. G. Bragg and wile, of Colfax, Waal., ruUBTSogiWU; 2'n Jffgeoe visiting a few daya, be. (I'auui gueata of Mr, aud Mra. Wm, Freer'-. Mr. Preston and Mr. Bragg were at one " oe partners In the sad dlery and harness business here. BPEl'IAL HIM1HU EDITION. Bohemia Nugget, ot Cottage Grove, Issues a Valuable Ruaber. C. J. Howard, editor of the Bohemia Nugget, of Cottage Grove, baa laaued aa a New Year's number, a special tinning edition, devoted to preeenl prospeota and possibilities of tbe Bohemia mlulng dlstrlot. For apeolflo and dutalled Information regarding tbe oamp, tbla edition la of the utmost value, and la the only edition of ita kind ever laaued by a Lane oounty paper, with fine photo-engravurre, aprolallyengraved oorer page, eonslsta of 18 pagea, and Is a flattering oompll luent to the Indomitable energy, enter- prise and forenslo Intelllgeuoe of Kill lor Howard. W C T U Leoturea. Mra. L. E. Bailey, of Prohibition Park, Btatvn Jalaud, New York, will aMak ou the ''Home or Haloon Which?" at tbe Christian church Kugene, Friday and Haturday even lugs, January S aud 8. Mra, Bailey ia an IntereelltiK sneaker pn seutlug ber subject III a most logical and interesting manuer, thereby com maudlog large and atteutlve audleuoea wherever she goes. Come and bear her. To Cure a Celd In Ue Day. Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tab- Ida. All drugglela refund the money if It falls tu cure. K. W. Grove's e'gna lure la on each box. Jc Cohhixthik. C. C. Matlock of the firm of Matlock & MoClanaban, In forms the Guahb that Ita recent item regarding his sale to his partner, Is incorrect, and that be la still In the firm. Tbe Uimhd reporter secured lila information from a source con aldered reliable, and la glad to make I lilt correction, for Mr. Matlock Is a more than ordinarily auocesaful young btislnesa man. Mia Bessie Jennings returned to Monmouth on tbla tnornloc's early train. Sunday's Oregoolan baa a good picture of Clarence Blsbop, tbe new captain of tbe foot ball team of the University, and also bit record a a jileyer. ......A......A.-..A.--.A.."-.A.--.aV--.A.--.! j SCHILF. An Odd Sksteh of bo Odd Todoc L y WoinMU. " '............' blw was Misa Angelica Bcbtlf, accard ug to tbe Hcbool circular, reside ut teach er of modern lanKuaue. Hlie was Frau leiu, which U to say MIm, Bcbtlf for tu girls, too, quite properly in the presence of the principal or any of the other toacheni, bnt among ouraclvea and be twepn ourBclvcn and her nho won olwaya Just Kchilf and the chaperon we moat preferred to have along with u down town of a Saturday or at St, Flirtation1! church of a Sunday afternoon. St. Flir tation, by the way, wan not exactly the name of the patron saint of the church which (inured in Mra. Scherroerborn Van Pelt'a Hehool circular ai the regular place of wnridiip for ber young lad I en, but that waa the name by which It went in our schoolgirl vernacular along with Schilf and other more or leas Irreverent ex preaaioni. There waa really no reason why w should be reverent of Schilf. Sbo was not bo very much older than ourselves 20 and though she was infinitely wiser in tbe way of education she was not learned enough to have ceased altogether to be giddy. In fact, Kchilf was giddy with a giddiness than fairly made us dizzy with the glimpses she gave us In lieu of the private and special lessons for which she was paid of its depths. As I look back upon her now I can see that Schilf was a new woman of the newest kind, all aloue by herself there, away back In the oarly eighties, when to smoke cigarettes was a deadly aln and to study medicine a thing not to be mentioned aloud in a young ladles' fushionable boarding school. And Schilf was acta nlly a student of medicine, paying her way and her board In Mrs. Van Felt's fashlonnblo New York school by giving such special instruction ns wns asked for In German, Itulian and Spanish and by acting as chnperon Saturdays and Bun day afternoons. And we liked Schilf ns a chaperon, bo catisu of n Salurdny down town sho would let us meet and tn Ik nud even walk with well, In the rear of tiie procession any and all of the young geutluiueu cou sins whom we were pretty sure to meet, and I am quite sure now, I even suspect ed then, that Schilf was quite up to the cousin part of the gamo too. There used to bo a look in her prolty yellow brown eyes aa much ns to say: "Well, if you know a thing or two nltout mo I know a thlug or two about you, too, my lamb, and, though, if you wero-to blah, that old fraud Van I'elt would certainly give me the grand kick; if I went to blah, some body else might get some kind ot a conge too." So the mutual understanding went on right prosperously. Sunday afternoons at St. Flirtation's church Schilf, having al lowed us to scatter ourselves about as wo chose, wonld enscouco herself In the In ner comer of the darkest pew ami go do liberatcly tn sleep. From one end of tha service to tho other, to and through tha sermon, would she slumber in penco, know ing right well that tho recessional would bring ono or another of us along to wake her up at tho proper moment and also that lunio ono of us would havo taken down verbatim In the back ot htr prayer book tho toxt of the day's discourse. And for this reason: At supper Sunday oventug Mra. l'rliu'lpal Van l'olt would invariably ask In her most nugtiat man nur, "Well, young ladles, did you hnva an interesting sermon this afternoon?" To which we would always dutifully ro ply, "Yon, Mrn. Van Pelt, a most Intor estlng sermon. And Uien Mrs. Van lVlt would turn to Schilf and ask still mora augritly, "And what, Frauleln Schilf, waa the .,-xt?" Whereupon Sebllf would reel It off no , bly, together with excerpts from tho body j of tho sermou Itself and once In a while I oven a wholo synopsis whllo wo gased" down at our plates tu speectywr jura tion. Wo none ot ; iuv'.'Votonded to llatonto : Uiejp-tf;;Mnig tbemselvos, ao we S&Tuoi make comparisons, but Schilf "waa certainly a very good preacher aud Altogether a most useful memltcr ot Mrs. Hchortnorhorn Van Pelt's teaching staff. Aa a teacher Schilf shone in about the en me way at sbo did ns a chaperon. She was highly cutertntnlng. My lessons In Italian with her, nt 9'JO extra a quarter, were on the whole about tho must In tractive, to look back on, that I enjoy ed In that school. They proceed od In this wise: Twice a week, at 8 p. m.. I bore an armful of Italian books up to 8ehllt'a room. It waa tho fourth floor back hall bedroom, and tho hour was the hour when everybody else waa off down stair. BchUf aud 1 had tbe floor to ourselves. Having welcomed mo In her dry but Jolly way, sho would lock tho door, hang a jacket over Its keyhole, lay a wrapper along the crack at Ita foot and tuck me into bed with a shawl for my head and shoulders. Then site would open the win dow top and bottom, scut herself on ono of her two chairs, put her pretty little feet Up on the other aud smoke cigarette after cigarette smoke and talk. Of course, It was an awful thing to do, ahe would any, but she couldn't help It; ahe had contracted the habit too young, whou sho was a schoolgirl herself at a chool In Italy, whither she had been seat to learn tho Italian that she wasn't 1eachtt.fi me, 1 was such an utter chit that Schilf simply made me stare star and listen to her tales of tho medical chool, to the compliments of her ad mire re and she was pretty enough to make me believe them to her own am bitions. She meant to know everything before ahe got through, she said, all four faculties. She had been through the ihlloaophic. ahe waa doing tbe medical. After that ahe meant to take up law ami finally. If her stomach could staud it that waa Schllf's own r-xprenalon if her Otomsch could stand It she would study theology. "And after tbe thetdocy. Schilf," the illy chit In the hed would auk, "what thenr MWhat then?" Schilf would reply. "I inay take up matrimony." New Vprk Commercial Advertiser. A Vee..rl SaotT.r llalk. A Scotchman wni oner atlvlwt) to tnkv ahower bathL A frirml eitilalnnl to him how to fit up ono l.v the ue r a elxtorn aau ccLmlcr, .ml Sniitir ammllnsly set to work ami li.il tho thine (loin at one. Sutaoqttently ho w. mot hy tho friend who h.il aivon him tho mlvU-o, anil. Iiii. askoil how he rtiJoj:cl tho hnth. "Man," aaid hh "it vrai lino. I likotl It ralo ncel antl kept mxol' qnito dry too." Itoiun a.ko.1 how he titnn.K.tl to take the nhow rr and yot roinnin quite dry. ho replied, "Urariou ye tlltina survly tliiitk 1 was aa. daft a. stand atlow the water with oot au unthreila?" Tit Hlu. Dull headache, pains lu various part of the body, aluklng at Ilia pit of tha stomach, loss of appetite, feverish tiraa, plniplea or sore, are all positive vltlpoo of Impur blood. No matter bow It became so, It must be purified In order Ui obtain good health. Agker's lllixxl Kltxlr ha never falleil lo cure Horofulousnr Hyphilltlc hIoiis, or any other blnod dianwe. 11 Is certainly a wnuderful remedy aud we sell every bottle on a ixvltlva guarantee. Knr alerjr WLbeljmo, A MSB KNTFKTA IN Jl KNT. Nashville Hiudeota UHnflil I-Rfge Au'licucf. The Nashville Hiude.il JuM cvenh.K appearfd lo a u(:k-d house. The euterialiiroeiit la evtrylhlDg that baa beeu claimed for it, and it is no exa' geratiou to aay that the Htudents com prise the beat bfxly of sitiKerMever heard in Missoula. Their pronraai Uiinuh out la varied and imertBtinK-inore than lutereMiing, iu f icl, Judging by the repeated tecutls Iroiu each Individ ual peiforuier. While cliaed aa un dents t bey tdiould be termed artists, for eucb they are. aud they should be heard to be appreciated. MIhhouIb, Mout , Daily Deiuocrat-MfSMenger, Nov. 18. 1899. Beats on aale at Corner Vrug Htore. WKFh NOTIUK. Tbe W. It. K L. will meet ut the houieof Mre. D. B. Murray on Wed nesday evening January 3rd for Hiwcial bualnetia, A full attendance la desired at 7 o'clock sharp. By order of the PKK1IKNT Alleullou I. U. U. F. Regular meeting of Beucer liutle I. idge No. B, I. O. O. K, at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Installation nt offlcere. All members and visiting brothers invited to be present. 0. M. Horn, N. G. L'ottaok Gkovr Cases Today Justice Vauglian tried the rase of the Htalu i.f Oregon vs. Oeorge House, at Cottage (trove, for assault on Muck Evans and lined him $5. Then House I .il Evans arrested ou two charm's In the recorder's court. Ou the first charge, of assault be was lined f6; ou the second, Indecent language before ladles, he got 2J days In Jail. Kuim. Tax Bai.k. The delinquent tax sale Thursday will bo the smallest one ever knowu In Lane county. Only 4'?0 tuxes remains unpaid, out or neurly $161,000. Pretty close collec tion, Mr. Sherlll. Kivkb Raisino. The Willamette Is raising here today. It Is hoped that tbe steamer Kugene will be able to get off the bar at Balem in a day or two. A rainy day. Commissioners court tomorrow. Monroe has a cose of smallpox. The publlo schools resumed sessions again today. MuCoy knocked out Peter Maher in the I) Mi round In lost night's fight ut Coney Island. Until the county and clly Jails were empty yesterday, the ilrst lime In nearly four years. Hampton Urn, have a now an iinnnrwiiioiit In their renulur space loduy. It la of Interest U) buyers. The Multuomabs defee-id ihtvi-Hiih-'' ford bv a score jit ll to0. It i plainly rSeuH.al the U. of O. boys could easily defeat the Calirorulana 11 'tiey were In training. Dr. D. A. Paine is now a private oltlzen, having turned over the asylum lo hla successor yesterday. Kugene weloomea ihe doctor and his estimable family home. 10th GRAND AKNUALiCLEARANCE SALE 10th Thoro more, 30 m DRESS GOODS Year opportunity lo buy Prvn UoimH chotp 2Bo Goods In all color I 8c SOo I'lald goods now Be I Bo I'lald good, unw I 2 ) I 2)o Tla'd giwds, uow I Oc BOc Goods, black and coIom 38c 40o Gondii, black and colors 20c kvviy lc of Pr.a iUhhU rtKlucr.1 In prtc TRIMMINGS Our stock el ilum Is very larRe and well aairted,aud tn red toe tlient'tk are making heavy ruts In the rrlcra. The y must be aold WE PROPOSE MAKING THIS our Banner Sale. Our entire stock will bo put forward. There will bo no reserves. lxw prices will prevail all over tho house in every department, notwithstanding the fact that sharp ad vances liavo taken place on Wa propose selling cheaper JUNCTION BURGLARS The Got About $85 Worth of Goods. 0. C. StlLLETT I IE0 BROKEN. special to tbe Ouasd. Junction City, Or., January 2 Burglars entered the store ot Pollock & Warner last Sunday nlgbl by break ing out tbe plate glasa in the front window. They secured about (76 worth of goods. Tbey alto broke the window In front of C. F. Hurlburt's Blore and appropriated about $10 worth of goods. J. Williams, night clerk at tbe hotel, fired three shot at tbe man aa be run from Ihe building, hut It being so dark, misaed bis man. A HKOKKN LEO. .).(.'. Mlllett, i ur most successful fanner, had the misfortune to bave one of his legs broken below the knee today, by being kicked by a bunch grass horse he waa trying to brea't. Kugene Loan & Savings Bank busi ness. The regular annual meeting of the directors and stockholders of the Ku gene Loan St Savings Bank, was held In their banking house yesterday after noon. The old board of directors and offi cers were reelected with the exception of vice president, for which ofilee D. A. Palue was elected to succeed B, D. Paine, retired. In addition (o declar ing the regular dividend, a sum equal toO percent of tbe capital stock was oarrled to a surplus fund from the profile of tbe past year, which has been Ihe most prosperous In the his tory of tbe institution. Special Tbain. Tbe regular trail due here at 1:06, was reported 12 hours late at noon. Tbe railroad company made up a special at Roseburg Ibis morning, consisting of an engine, a combination baggage aud amoker and one passenger car, and sent It through on the time of the regular north bound day train. Tbe publlo appreciates such enterprise. Stbamkh Kuoknb. Saturday's Salem Journal: "The rteamer Eugene Is resting comfortably high and dry on the gravel bar." Very Acceptable Gifts... M able Todd's Gold fen'i. L E Waterman's Fountain Pens, Ladles' Pocket Books, Gentlemen's Wallets at E. Sehiaarzsehild's is no coming event MORE CERTAIN, MORE SURE, or MORE POiSITIV in fact, a great many more of the Big Bargains we are offering than THIS SALE Now la the time to oot a Good Suit for little money. Our regular $6.50 Urer Kersey, now Our regular 18.00 Brown Cassimere, now A good serviceable suit for Our Black Clay Worsted tor ARE WORLD BEATERS. .Ladies' Our Hock ol thm Is qolls lane, and we hurt me good thlnfr, to oifcr ynn .1 eroPi,,glT k,w Our 14 50 Ladies' Jacket or Cape, now Our 0 00 LadieV Jacket or Cape, now Our 9 00 Ladiee' Jacket or Cape, now Every garment will be sold foroue-thlrd J1 lex, than regular nrice, " all goods. than ever AVTHEtt 8EAKi;H. A Large .Vumuer ot Meu Hill Huut for August rheber Thursday. Marshal J. 8. Stiles circulated a paper today asking for v ilunteers lo meet at tbe home of August Fifdi-r at 9 o'clock Thursday morning, Jan. 4, and Bnd the the day searching f"r tbe mlaeing man. He has tecured the names of over 100 men, and by system atic work they should be a .le to cover a large territory during the day. Nothing further has trunspired to throw any light on the disappearance, of Mr. Fischer, but It is Ihe generally accepted conclusion that the man Is dead, whether by accident or Intent yet to be determined. If anyone not Beeu by Marshal Stiles can Join the searching party, they are urged to do ao to the end that a thorough search can be made. A Per'ect Llle Preserver. After thousands of lives bave bee n sacrificed, au apparatus is brought for ward, and which, alter having ueeu tested, is pronounced pe feci. It Is imnnsslble to sink it. Il weighs only four pounds and contains food aud Waier lor nveaays. resuueu nu.u a horrible shipwreck experienced by its Inventor. No discovery ofgreai henelit to bumauity seems possible without great loss of life. Take Hoitetter's stomach Bitters as auother Instance. U..rn-a I. a aHnuItt hll veum RU(I OOOnle died from dyspepsia. Weak stomachs auu liver aisease were icrruio uum Hoeteiter's Stomach Bitters proved ns power to oure them If your stomach bothers you, try it, and see that a private revenue stamp covers the neck of tbe bottle. Specials. 3 lb package washing powder 1 5c. 1 can good salmon 5 cents. 1 men's mackintosh with cape $1 15. 2 It fine fresh roaBt peanuts 25 cents 1 set fine decorated plates 60 cents. 1 lb package fine new white figs lOo. Largest and beet package ot riiusb, 10 cents. Pure home n ade Buckwheat Hour per pound 5 cents. Ax Billy. A houtheru Hose. The melodrama, "A Southern Rose," at The Parker, Saturday night, by W. B. Gerard's company, was a much bet ter play for the actors aud audleuce alike, than the one presented the first night of the engagement. Miss Bomar had a well balanced support and the efieat was pleasing throughout. Hops Purchaskd. AI Holden, agent for Hoist Bros., yesterday pur ohased 158 bales of bops In Southerj Oregon for 7 cents per pound, aud the Elmer Yarnell lot of 95 lmlet, in Eugene, for 7 cents per pound. He also has orders for about 200 bales more of specified lots. Hop9 are a little strouger and growere are jubilant over the success of the Oregon Hop Growers Associatlatlou, which is undoubtedly pSHponslole o'ip upward tendency. already In tbe pool. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently oured by usiug Mnkl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures consti pation and indigestiou, makes you eat, Bleep, wora auu nappy, rsailractiou guaranteed or money back. 25 els and 60 cIb. For sale bv W L DeLano. IS NOW IN FULL FORCE. WILL and Misses' Jackets and Capes Ciearanca Sale of V11 I'aper. 10 (Vfcr cent off no all tim". paLr till J An nary Int. PRESTON & HALES (6 mjm TKANSFKKS OK KKAIl'V, fcTC Items Gathered About the Court Houe. Real estate mortgage 400 00 KKKl. ESTATE TKANSA CTIONS, Arthur Lindley and wife lo Wm T Buller, ICO acres lu Ip 18 s r 1 w; $500. S J Bills and wife lo Mrs Ellen Page, lot S, block 3 t'hesher'a addition; $1000. J F Vanness to Dnineniio Perini aud Paulo Mngrnjia-i, IB acres III tp '!! e r 4 w; $150. R H Parker to M H McMahnn, lot 1, hlock 8, College Hill Tark; $200. Fred T. Mills to O O Lund, Red Cross mining claim, Bohemia; $5). O. & C. It. Co. to Wm. J. W illiams, SO acres lu tp 15 a r 6 w; $100. MARKIAOK LICENSE. A marriage license has been Issued by County Clerk Lee to D. A. Conley and Miss Hulda Huyden; J. H. Nosier and Henrietta Sovereign; T. M. Hunt and Mies Charlotte J. 'A like. CIRCUIT COURT. John A Bush has sued his wife, 8 Koselle Bush, in the circuit court of Lane couuly, for absolute divorce Tbe couple were legally inlerma'ried In Uraceland, South Dakota, January 15, 18S9. The issue of the marriage was two children, Violet, nt-ed 1(1 years, and Leo, 8 years. Tne com plaint charges desertion, committed March 25, 1390; also adultery; that plaintiff has a lot and house in Fair mount, a piano a.i.l household fur niture; that plaintiff have custotiy of said chlldreu, I'KOIUTE. Estate ol Joslah Scolt, deceased; petition for order of sale. I'ROOF OF LAliOK. Ked CrriBs Mining claim; by Kred T. Mills. First Heuistratioii Calvin R Doyle; of North Eugene precinct No. 2, janitor of the court house, a native of the United Stales, was tire liM person to register before the county clerk in Eugene today. E. than that you inu Had a year I COPYRIGHT LY LAST : oo . c. oo 4 00 10 00 9.00 T. 00 4 00 6 00 Oysters ! Fr dir.u:, -r oytt-rs for lunch, they're thooiie iefood we don't some time or other tirt of. i'l-re are so many wavs nf cook lug thc-ii d they're sIwhvh prilattibly. Youitn'l excel the quality ,if tlie'-e fnshl -opened, solid lm-als and there' a elasi" la their price iv:it" V'r I111' t'at tl?Ui them an nddetl delifkiUi-'B. The Banquet Holren &. Taylor. T Ijolel Arrivals. 1 HTEL KUCIF.NE. Jan. 1. (leo F Com, Ht Louis V H Maria, Cincinnati Ed Siewa't, Ciuciunuti Edgar Lie, Iowa J E Vnrmll, Mohawk J Mc.Daiiels, Portland C Jlrildton, Mohawk 1) A Cfjf'y, Mohawk Mrs Htiieken, Junction L P Hirshherger, Aurora January 2 Mrs W VVToir, Shedds Mrs CM Cottle, Cottage Grove Mrs 0 L Gronsbeck, Shedds G W -'Billing, lioseburg Jennfc Parvin, Dexter HTftratton, Hood Kiver. HOFFalAN HOUSK. ' Jan. 1. H H Hollidge and wife, 8 F (I Pickett, Eugene L TBrniig and wife, Colfax H I Morris, Hnrrisbtirg V fiaddeelar, St Paul J CGondale, Jr., Salem SL Baxter, Mohawk ' Join) Lindsay, Creswell EJ Dirveu, N Y 8 U tiingletary, Harrlhburg A D Speucer, Portland J E Bresueuder, Uarrisbur1 E 15 Moore, Kaclne, Wis F McCarthy, Oaklaud, Cal. Jan. 2. B. A Waahhu-ne, Sprli'g(lcld J A Head, Portland Emil Pursh, S F W D Mercer, Portland liotiis Plcclmer, St 1'atil J' Senders, Albany JloitN. December 80, 1890, to Mr. and Mr. Drew Griftln, a daughter. Yang BJhr&3m V'iH he roupou to H nnturnl duties and your bili-ius.if-,, ln-atl:itlie anil constipation bo tun tl if you tako Hood PMs Sold by all druggists. 23 cents. will need ao. 30 m UNDERWEAR U.lloi'. Men'jind riilldrcn's Men's natural wool Shirts and Drawer each at Ladies' ribbed i'atita and Vesta each at Ladies' ribbed I'anta and Vests each at Men's (lecci-lined Hhirls and Lra wrt, each 45c I 8c 25c 50c CARPETS Sw.e-iiiu reductions tnude on all (trad,., oi cnrp-u,, Hou k. , ,.: it, Wi ,e to your vantaite to nt thie line before purrhas ing elsewhere.