Eugene daily guard., August 19, 1908, Image 8

Picjk From Thesff Speckls
While Thev Last Tomdrrow
15c Lawns, Crepes, Etc., yd. .5c
300 yards fine dark and light colored lawns, Japanese crepe.
at y --v I nr . . If " .... . iC
36-Inch Linen Suiting, yard 19c
in grey, green, blue, etc., 35c value, yd I VC
$1.25 Kimonas, Special, each 50c
$1.25 Long Silk Gloves, pair 83c
$ 1 .75 Long Silk Gloves, pr. $ 1 ,40
20c Fancy Hose, 2 pair for 25c
$4.00 Pent. Gloves a pair $2.95
$9 Women's Wash Dresses $3.98
Three Pairs of Women's Black Hose for 25c
20 Pieces Dark and Light. Outing Flannel 5c yard
All Summer Waists 50c and $1.73
Only about 30 ol these waists left, in while, black
and colors, several styles, sires 32 to 42, values to C 1 7
$2.00, each 50c; values to $5.00, each 'V
THE ETgE.VE DAILY GUARD, WEDNESDAY. AIGIST 19, 1908
i rr,.. v..-.,. iMfir fctroiiu k i 1 r
! Kit)?, outir, having also been In the nioun- j nALTHTFR OF !
!f 'tains, and they will now try ami rett I J A UABUUlCK V? t
f I'KIWOVAI. . . . ltoy It. Knox, of thejj FRANCE
k . li:iiL'cne SavkH Hank, arrived Ml
i.iityit4 on a viu to the home of 'lair
Sa"i,( Ku'ne, return
J. J. Si-tlleuilor
K I. Walker, of M
..ten.-
lir. Pain
,ior'.
'. Infill, of
Belle Van Iiuu.
1 from Newport.
o
po-ion,
,. 9' being met by Mills l.ella .Miner. .
Is .n l---Wau- (Vawfiird lias gone to June-
. . tnou on windmill ioimi.'-s.-;.
has returned from N--!Fwe ,,.,. and Bunker Mill Vincent.
' i ..f t'.i..bM,.'y r.'-i.tllirifllT V(J II M '-i
Thur,ton, Is in Ku- uli:n returned Iron, me Lay ami .-,:
1 home, 'liny are .s;ii;I t" hav? ru,-
tured thf hearu tf a c-iiple of AlNu
!nv irirls. and card may l.e h-ok-M
dav Mr. arid Mrs. (I
. i(K. Skipworth. of
'Skipworth's sister, il
Pipes, of Portland
II. W. llalion l in town from .Ma
on. .Urn. Krnef.' Cilsirap Is visiting In
of Ciirvallis,
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St
Eugene's Largest and
Best Store. Your Money's
Worth or Money Back
CITY NEWS
Tho new telephone directory 11
off tku press. 't
Day & Henderson are having their
store building repainted.
Tho roncrete foundation for tilt
Cherry building Is completed.
flweet potiiloeB are arriving on the I
loin I market In plentiful quantities.
A petition la being circulated to
pave Kasl Heventh street, from Oak
tu High.
Tho rain promised last night did
not roniH today, thoiiKh light summer
clouds somewhat mitigated tile heat.
Claude Orny will orrupy the new
house built by I'r. J. V. Harris at
tho corner or Kerry and Kluvnnth
si reels.
It. II. lliiHlon, of The Ciintd force,
has returned from n trip In the Slim
law. He states that the roads are
very dusty,
Tickets to any point on the S. I',
lines may he pun based nl any time
at the 8. I', office. Maggage may be
chucked ul all hours ulso.
Max MrCulloiigli received n tele
gram yesterday (hat his rather hud
died at Washington, I). ('. He Imme
diately left for Hie national capital.
Notices are being sent out to re
pair sidewalk. If not obeyed the
trout commissioner will repair and
charge to the properly owners.
J. M. Kitchen, formerly of Irving,
has moved (o this city alter 32 years'
residence In his former home. He
purchased the Mist lot the railroad
company sold.
Yesterday one of Ihe workmen on
the Odd Fellow building w,-.s over
come by the heat and had to quit
work. Ihe heat alone was not re
sponsible, as he had drank too much
water.
The funeral of Mrs. .1. II. Harris
vas held Ibis afternoon In the Mul
key cemetery, where Interment
took place. Tho body arrived on the
3: IS (rain from Portland, accompa
nied by a number of relatives.
Chief of Police FaiTlngton suvs
that any om caught swimming In the
"tannery hole," where the Intake of
the city water system U, will be ur--vsled.
All hoy are warned to keep
mil. He caught twelve yesterday.
- r
The members of the I'lllted llre'll
eu church went to the Verier place
i hove Springfield bridge today an. I
i ut wihhI for the w inter for their
'unlace. While the men hewed the
v.omen prepared the midday lunch.
The town pump In the urk hai.lty
accommodates the drlnklnt? public,
and on hot days the farmers line up
ut (he pump ten and fifteen deep. The
sewer which carries off the surplus
has been clogged for some time and
Die water Is running all over the
nearby sidewalk.
Tho I. 0. 0. F. building will be
titled with modern elevator. The
committee cnose a rapid-moving one.
: How & Buoy have, sold T. II. An
derson's residence nt the corner of
Kant Thirteenth street and Onyx ave
nue to J. It. Ilnley, recently from
Montana.
Two boys were wanted this after
noon by Constable Plank for stoning
the occupants or u passing automo
bile. The officer went to Springfield,
where the Incident occurred, but up
to press time hud not made any ur
rests. It Is thought that owing to
llielr youth they will be turned over
to the Juvenile court when captured.
Kine pictures hnvo boon hung on
the walls of the Interior of the de
pot. Over the ticket window is u
beautiful view of Ml. Hood, another
very attractive one being Point Con
ceptlun, and mill another that of
CiiHtle Kock. In the smoking room
and other npartmeuts will be large
views of pleasure resorts, iih well as
jilrturcs of scenic points.
Tracey I.nno, A representative or
the llonnevllle Publishing Company,
In Portland, who was recently In
Irving, was arrested yesterday by
Sherirr How ii on the charge of contri
buting to tho dellmiuency of a mi
nor, but will probably be released,
as the rhlef witness has recently
been married, Luno, through his at
torney, .Manning. Immediately put up
bonds for his appearance when
wanted.
Mrs. Carl Itankln nnd son arrived
tlllu lllinll from C.ll '.-.,. .1, I ......
county, where Mr. Itankln Is In
marge 01 mo permanent survey o(
the llarrlmnn line which Is to make
an easier find lower grade run 10
San Francisco by way of Klamath
Fulls, Work Is being pushed lor
ward nnd will be kept tip to tin. end
or Hie line. They are Ihe guests o(
Mrs. K. C. Ilrandenhui-v uiul ollu.i
lelatlves. Albany Hemocral.
The Heal Kstate Kxchange Is the
niinie of a new firm which has Just
taken looms 3 and -l In the Colemob
building. While not fully oiKunlcd
tlie two members or the firm are I,.
II. Knrlght, recently or the Oregon
Land Company, ami Professor Lynns,
ol the Central school. Professor l.y
una will give up his position In the
public school and devote his entire
time to the business. The firm will
deal In a genrnil business. Other
members will be aiinounceil later.'
IIIIHIt firi'ToN, .;r
.Widelit mid health policies,
ance. opposite postefflce.
si
Monarch ranges Thirty days' free
trial. .1 YV. Kins Fur. Co if
Perfcctien ell coes soive are salt1
CHAMIHMiS II Uilltt'.WiK CO.
HE ALWAYS HAS MONEY
WITH
The Eugene Loan
TU
WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT
THE
and Savings Bank
The rtrsl deposit Is an luceti
!!v to make others, and thus
t he account keeps growing.
A reasonable rate of Interest
l laid on certificates of depos
it, payable en time or demand.
It viu haven't ninde the first
d"po.t. you mill do w.:i to
n u u.-w
f.t l T u :l! .,. ..mo
t! iiij to t ii on U;i rase of
ll.ed
: Hrain.
' Frank Hugh
I t lie i-lty.
I .Miss l.lvla Bowl arrived from Irv-
lng today.
! 1, rt. Taylor, ol Drain, was 1 town
last niglit.
(1. P. Hose, of Denver, was a re
cent arrival.
D. M. Waddell. of McMlnnvlIle. Is
an arrival here.
Krnest Ollslrap went to Mapletan
this morning.
Mis. (iregoty, of Koseburg, Is vis
iting In the city.
p Kaviinaugh went to Southern.
Oregon this morning.
Mr. Arcliambeau. of the Warren
company, Is In r-iigene.
peder Orphus returned to McKen
zlc llildge this morning.
K. B. Hiildwin went to Jtoseburg
this alteriioon on business.
Prof, Huddle went north this
morning on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lowe expect .to
move to Portland tomorrow.
.1. W. linker, tile laundiyinan, went
to Cottage drove this afternoon.
Mrs. M. K. Hnilth and little grand
non are visiting nt Brownsville.
fl. M. Cllnes and wife left for
IJelknnp Springs this mornlrg.
itjehard Kaston, of Sprlngflu'J II.
Y, ti, No. 2, was In the city today.
Mrs. Hatfield, of the Business Col-
l ge, returned today to the country.
Dean K, C, Hanilerson left lor no
hemla this morning, where his fam
ily la camping,
A. J. bweeney, a printer, went to
Salem today to accept a position on
the Statesman.
Charles Calloway, of Clovorda'
has gony tu McMlnnvlIle to attend
the college there
Mrs. J. W. Hobtia nnd daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Ilradley, returned from
Newport last night.
L. M. TravlB returned from Seat
tle, where he attended tho conven
tion of the Eagles,
Mrs. J. Roen and daughters,
Mlisea Thora and Olga, are Jn Eu
gene from Waldport.
Kcv. II. N. Mount and two Bons
havo returned from a short visit
out from Coftnge Grove.
The Springfield local now starts
euch morning nt 9:30, Instend of
9:03, as recently stated.
VV. J. Mulkey, of CreBwell, was
down this afternoon lo nltend the fu
neral of Mrs. J. n. Harris.
Itev. D. K. linker left for Oakland.
Oregon, this morning, where he will
attend In his religious duties.
Miss Mnrlon Stove, a stenographer
In the I'nlverslty office, left for her
home at Salem this morning.
Ormond Itankln. n student who
hus heeh working here, left for his
home in Portland this morning.
Harvey Sturkey, of Portland, went
lo Hyland's Siding on the Wenilllng
branch today. lie w-MI visit there.
President II. M. Crooks nnd wife,
of Albany college, loft for the Mcr
Kell'le this morning to enjoy an out
ing. Ceo. names and II. n. Fountain
were in the city today from Waller
vllle, looking nfter business mat
ters. Mrs. J. P. Calloway, of Cloverdale.
went lo Amity this morning to visit
her' granddaughter, llttlo Mary
I tooth.
..Walter Moore Mid Hurry Deve
reaux went to Snlem on Hi la morn
Ing'B early train to do .some survey
ing work.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vloyil Dellols, of
Ashland, returned to their home this
afternoon after a visit with friends
In Kugene.
Mrs. Uedwlue and Mrs. .1. C. For
RUHon, who have been lite 'guests
of Mrs. lleo. Stanley, left this morn
ing for Ashland.
MIkb llattle lloselton and Mrs.
Mary King went to Salem this morn
ing for a visit. From there they
will go to Independence.
Miss Kmma Noted returned this
afternoon rioin her vacation at her
homo In Salem S'je Is a stenograph
er In the llooth-Kelly ofrice.
.1. W. linker, tne former mime
warden, expects to move to Kugene
com t olage toove tills w inter, to
send one of bis sons to school.
Frank F. Sullivan, u graduate of
tills cltv from ihe I'tilverslty o( Ore
gon, left for his home ut Oregon City
todiiv. He will bo an Instructor In the
Portland school of trades this year
II. F. Wlshnrr and wife, recently
from Kansas, went to AH'iiiy tohiy.
From there they nre going tu Sn
b'lil. They are looking for a loca
tion. Mr uiul Mis .1 It. Illllmn. of Sil
ver Lake, went to Portland last
night, utter lint'iig ridden across the
Cascades from their home on bl
c cles.
Mr. ii "il Mrs. Chillies I lol dsni t h .
of Sun Francisco, who hae been Is
Itlng In Portland nnd On":on C'tv.
nr.. vlsitliu with .liillu.s (ioldsmith
and bis family.
I C S Vrnuk and Itev O C Wright
I 'M! this mo ruing (or Weed, c.il .
fioni where th.v c,i to Khiniath
county, conilni! hn-k bv way of Cra
ter Lake mid Medflrd
Judge V O Potter and Dr. W
The heroine of this story or w'as-
real iron. She rwidved the French
military medal uud the decoration of
the Legion of Honor In ITS.
one November day in the pleasant
land of France a girl stood on the rch
looking on the falling leaves wbb h
were slowly circling from the trees to
the LTOuud. The house before which
EufHiie. and Mr. she stood was ine leiegrapu
i. Judge .M . i.wbich her motner, .vime. ijouu, .
returned from (.narge, the daughter, Juliette, being Der
Blood Humors
Commonly cause pimplet , ms, hives, eczema
or salt rtieuru. or biuo other form of emp
tion; but sometimes tbey exist in the syBH-m.
indicated by feelinir of weakness, laniruor
losa of apiM-tite. or Rt-neral dttiliiy, without
-aupine any breakinif out.
Jlood's Sarsaparilla exrelf them.renovatfs.
strengthens and tones the whole sysieiu.
This in the testimony of thousands annually.
Accept no substitute, but ii:ist on havmif
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in cbcoIatd tabltU
known as SarsatabS. 100 doses SL
the l;ay, going to their homes. arista nt. The air was still, and no
Sklpworth Is a sister of Ed L mphrcy, j h0aDi wa8 t0 iearj except perhaps
of this city. Albany Jemocrat.
i
4- MA Kill KM
Near Kugene, Tuesday. August IX.
190. Miss Winnie May Powell to
Harry K. Knslgn. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride's
father. Frank Powell, seven nines
west of Kugene. Rev. I). H. Trimble,
pastor of the Humphrey Memorial M.
K. church, officiated.
William O. Benjamin and Mrs.
Kdlth Cllne were married Tuesday
evening, August IS, 190S, by Jus
tice of the Peace R. S. Hryson.
TEA
The way to buy tea is in
packages ; somebody is
responsible for it.
Your rroc.r rvturni your montr if rett d.n'1
Uk. Scbiliioff ' Bt: w. par bus
AI1SOMTK1.V I 'I IKK
TO THK
CIH Ilt'llKS OF THIS ( JTV
We have been successful In our
business through the support of the
people or this locality. We know
that without this splendid support
our llrCBtmt exteriBlve business would
not have been possible. It Is our de
sire how to show our appreciation
of this support by helping the
churches of this city In a financial
way.
For the next three or four weeks
we are going to set apart one or two
days In each week, one of each will
be devoted to some church In the
city.
Our Plan.
an occasional strain of song from
distance of those making wine, though
there was little of this now, for wur
had been declared by France against
Tnissla. the Germans were sweeping
across the French border nnd most of
the wiae vats bad been emptied.
Suddenly there came the clear notes
of a distant bugle. The girl's attitude
changed at once from Idle contempla
tion to eager Interest. She listened and
presently heard far up the road a faint
clatter of horses' hoofs. Running Into
the bouse, she cried:
"Mother, the Prussians are coming!"
"How do you know?"
"Listen."
They stood for a moment silent, the
sounds growing louder every moment
"Come. We must get everything out
of the way that may be of advantage
to them."
They hurriedly gathered all copies of
dispatches in the office and pushed
them Into the stove, where they dis
appeared In flame and smoke. They
bad hardly done so when a body of
uhlans dashed up to the house nnd
surrounded It This Is customary In
war. When a force takes possession
of a town before the main body enters,
a troop of cavalry Is Bent on the gal
lop to Belie the telegraph office. An
officer threw himself from his horse
and hurried In, placed Mine. Pod a
and her daughter under arrest, then
looked for any telegrams that might
be In the office. Not finding any, be
sent the mother upstairs to her bed
room and placed Juliette In ber own
room on the ground floor. "
Now, Juliette had been accustomed
to attend to any telegraph work that
must be done at night She had placed
a machine In ber closet and connected
It with the wires In the office. By
leaving the closet door open she could
bear a call and transmit any message
required. Being used to the work, the
slightest click would awaken her. She
On each of these days we nre go- was ieft ao'ne by her captors, being
For comfortable eye glasses we
recommend the
"SO EASY"
Eye Glass Mountings. They are all the
name Implies and readily adjust them
selves to almost any shaped nose. We
keep most all kinds ol mountings, but to
those who have been having trouble we
especially recommend the "So Easy."
We lit glaises right and at right prices.
Fourteen years experience
J. 0. WATTS, Optician
611 Willamette Street
IlKItK S AX KAAMi',..
t. :h-Y , VJ "eitanj,..
I good job 'done Kt:SHl,eu';
norBe shoeing mn "u 111 1:
reasonable always. tkl:t-.
uu u gooa day's worl. "!
Let us fix 5o,-s t,,,0,!
UliveSt,
AGENCY FOR.
Keelo
TYPEWRITE
Carbons and Ribbon,
"lacnines at
SchwarzschMd's Book Si
586 Willamette '
WILLAMETTE
Meat Market
Under New Management
First-Class Fresh and Salt.
Meat Always on Hand
Phone in Your Order
WING & CAMPBELL
Phone Main 38 52 Willamette
A. C. MATHtWsi
General Tjm...
Concrete, Gravel, Built,
band and good eicivjjj
eann lor sale
Phone Black 2811
or call at 345 WM
J. W. BARRINGtff
Expert housemovtr
Moves anything. Twtntu
, yiai cjtfetitnce. pmcind
i Fifteenth- and Oak Sts.
i Red 4511 . Eugene. Ottm.
lng to turn our cash register at the
soda fountain over to the women of
each Individual church, and
they will have charge of all of the
money taken In at our fountain. At
the end or the day, we will present
ti them DO per cent of the money
taken In (less a part of the running
expenses of the store.)
C. K. Cliilstlnn Church, Wednesday,
August 111.
Everything that can possibly be
done will be done on these days. to
give the church people of (his city
the best and most delicious drinks
that can possibly be served.
We wnnt every chuVch member
man, woman and child and every
one who hus a desire to assist the
churches, to Visit our store on these
davs, and be served at our fountain.
KB MB Mb Kit 'thnt 50 per cent of
the money taken In at the fountain
lless u portion of the, running ex
penses of (lie store) will be turned
over.tb'the churches. The churches
will decide on dates later.
TIIIO 'lvOIM-NOOH, 'Mil' Willamette
street.
She I.Ikes flood Tilings.
Mrs. Chas. ii. anilth. of Wrcst
Franklin, Maine, says:. "I like good
things and have adopted Dr. King's
New Life Pills as our family laxative
medicine, because they are good and
do their work without making a fuas
about It." These painless purifiers
sold at W.A. KuykeuilaU's drug store
W1M.I.VMM' I'AItllOl.lf HAI.VK
WITH A It MCA and WITCH HAK.1.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
brills, n, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
to', chapped hand a and all skin erup
tions, (iunranteed to give satisfaction
or money, refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co. Williams Mfg. Co., props.,
Jlard brick lor chlninevs. .
CflAMllHllS ll.UlinVAHF.
White's restaurant (
square meal.1 ?0 cents.'
CO.
clean.
all)
There nre innnv Imitations of He
Witt's Carboll;,,! Witch Harel Salve
but lust one original. Sold by all
druggists.
Car Tresa ce-n, :il lust recelvt
CHA.MIIK'U.S I! AUDWAKK l
d.
Singer Se:!:g .v.m-nlne Company.
615 Willamette street, phone Ked
Mil.
Tin fruit cans i'i stock.
CHAMHKKS II AHOWAKK CO.
Vudrr pm-c'i shades are a luxury
with the ren. h of all.
I'll AMIIF.liS II AltllWAUF. CO.
Km kendi'll, accompanied l. Mi
C.eorela crenter left this morning j I si go shipment of rues on the
..ll.UK,- inn,' (. m hum, I r.,., uail f.
gone a week or ten ibis I
Nellie Williams. Ihe tcac''er
will h,.
Miss
or i.Htln in the FJuouie huh school,
w.tlt to Speknne todnv. where she
will remain until the school begltn
J W, T.i' hir. a br 'thrr el V F.
T.' 1 r hi was dren n,-,l . v.-rurued
M I'oit'si'.l t.'.lav
M i s I- n"!:.T. !,, . i .
I tsltii'g With M - s F. f ,
inn.W t, .,.i, i , v;i,,,.v s
' lien and save nio-iev.
CIIAMltF.ltS HAKDWAKF. CO.
m:u today
l accelluM r, i,', b
Itev Woulei
'CO f,' 'e
1 II. C. Marshal'
tluce c
'" tu ned
I" WISI
illdr.'H.
M t'oi-
ef Shi.ld
and
hiive
FOP SV1.F
S.ho.jl 'tri,
y.ars to tun
".ab!c s.-u
at.'e V .
Mi.vt. i: is,
OAS'
bond of Knct-ne
No. 1 1 l
awing I
1 tula llv ;
e. West
thir:.
per ,-,
n n '
permitted to close her door, nt which
a guard was stationed. Meanwhile a
Prussian army under Prince Frederick
Charles poured Into the towu and Its
'vicinity.
Juliette went to sleep that night ex
!pectlng to get a good rest. The Prus
sians being in possession of the tele
graph station and doubtless having
their own operators, she would not be
called upon to transmit messages. She
had barely got to sleep when she was
awakened by a clicking In the closet.
She recognized It nt once as the cull
of Orleans. The office in another part
of the house answered, and the opera
tor at Orleans begnn to send a mes
sage, to which, Juliette, who could
read by ear, listened. It wns ad
dressed to Prince Frederick Charles.
The Prussians had occupied Orleans
nnd they were sending In the message
a description of the exact position of
a part of the French army which was
marching on Glen. There they gave
the Information necessary to enuble
the prince to surround and capture the
French.
The fnte of that corps of the French
army reslcd with Juliette. It might
be possible for her to transmit the
dispatch Hint had been sent the prince
to a place the Prussians had not yet
entered. Hut she knew that any tam
pering with the wires while they were
In possession of them meant death.
She was a French girl nnd loved her
people. Getting out of bed. she went
to the closet, succeeded In calling the
siibprefeet of n neighboring towu and
telegraphed the dispatch with full
! lufoi-inntion ns to its being sent to the
Prussian commander. He in turn sent
It to the French commander. The
j Prusslnu movement was anticipated,
; ml tho French troops were saved
from the Imp.
i As soon ns Prince Frederick Charles
learned that his move had been fore
1 stalled he suspected a telegram had
been sent the French commander In
, forming him of the Prussian Inten
tions. An examination was made of
; wires leading from the telegraph i.tlk-e,
and connecting wires were found lead
ing to Juliette's mom.
; Juliette was inarched nut and before
a curt martial t,. be tried for her of
fense. The charge brought mm lust her
was tbar of N-lug a spy. which term
In, -hides giving se-ret Information of
nil army to Its enemy. Juliette, who
bad expected till this, confront,,,! ,),(
men who tried ti.-r with compos,,.-,,,
listening to the formalities without
paying tiny atleuilo,, t tut,m
had saved thousands of b,.r country's
defenders. What ei.nu.ansl with this
' w" lho '!' of a little daughter f
. France?
' As was to be CTe, ted. she wm mn.
, Ucte.1 nnd setit -i'o,.,l to !,,. shot
Hut no nnti w ith the re-rd f rr,.
Ttvderi.k 'h:irlcs could shoot a li-tlc
Kren. h Ctrl who had o,Uwlt:.l h!m
nn.l onVred her i:r,. f.,r h,,r ,.,rv.
"leu. lie i:. t panl.,,,,,,) T,,.r
(lent'iended he- I-raverv.
rier the nar ,.
-N! and . I,...- ti
thes,, who hi, ,1
" is ot ,r rlthi "-.
I'oOer nvetved her
. was Klveu her uiclal
HKLOTSE AMI
AUTOMO BILES
Frank Bennett & Son
Garage Pearl and I2th. Phonered J7I1
Reo, Kissel Kar, Premier, Ford
The best cars for the price, $700 and up
Cars for hire
White's Short Order Kc:
Meals at all Hours
20c Up
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Homegoods
Specials
Hand
Saws
24-nich tempered steel blade, filed and
set, varnished grip handle, iron
screws, each only 40c
You
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Bought
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Bargain
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CURRY COMBS
Strong, well made, S bar steel comb,
laquered finish, fastened to frame with
S rivets, 4 ir.ch black enameled naiidle,
nvcted through handle and cannot
pull out, each QC
Biggs!
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LASTS
TALCUM POWDER
ppnnkler top can 1 1 i,c n .ur'1-'
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per can -
Floor Mops 14-in White Cotton
Loosely wound strands, continuous loop ends.
tape top, each 15c ,
Murpheys Racket Stop
35 East 9th St.
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