Eugene daily guard., January 13, 1909, Image 8

Bramre dajxt ovamo WEDNfesbAV, jmjtcajit is, im
Clearance Prices in Underwear, Etc., Women's,
Children's and Misses Union Suits and Single
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Garments Are Now Reduced To One-Hatf Price
To rluiui out innny dJ l.jla vr W on aato about 15 nW-t WoinBo'i, Mls"' 01 Children'!
feloa Suits, raut -. Vets and Tight. Id fine ribbed wool, coitoji and Bilk mlied;' afan(
'-! In gray, or i.tu aii'l piiru whit". This bargain la tho be: we have over offered In" the Un
il : : lx aritii--nr. D'm't delay buying. We hove your alze now we may not In a few dayi.
Womens' Union Suits 20c
In gray, rirace-llned Oncita style; button across
tbe (root; worth up to 75c; aale price, suit, 20c
Pure White Union Suits 50c
Wonderful values In u oced 8uita; made of extra
f Ino cotton yarn; come In all sizes; the ault, 60c
$1.75 Wool Mixed Suits $1
lii uutlful fine Swiss ribbed Union Sulla, made of
fine wool, mixed with Ilk or cotton; ault, $1.00
Fleeced Pants, Vests, ea. 25c
Wonum's or Children' fleece-llncd Vesta or
I'ii n in In gray or white; come In gray or white;
all slziw; good heavy weight; any size, each, 23c
Fine Needle Stitch Silk and
IP
fmm Wool Union Suits at $4.50
' St "'hf'f ' i t V llwullfiil half silk and wool Jnlon Suits; made
t vtvi'ti -v'''. LA V i t" '"' inium mis aim wuui yarn; ponecuy maae;
Kr-S 'i? ' j!r B v i " remiorcea aunt anci arms; splendid
Wi'hMr l '-MW'M Knit Corset Covers.
nil Id vnls. at $l.nu
all Sizes
Reduced to 50c to $1.25 Ea.
Infants' Rubben Shirts, All
Wool and Cotton Wrappers
All styles In fine cotton and mercerized all wool
and silk; priced for this sale at Bflc to l.no
Flannel
Night
Gowns
$1.00
Clowns,
Sale
price
78c
$1.25
Gowns,
Sale
Price.
98c
$1.50
Gowns
Sale
Price
$1.20
$2.00
Gowns,
Sale
Price
.$1.65
$2.50
Gowns,
Sale
Price
$1.95
W. C.T. IT. TAKES '
EXCEPTIONS 10
HOBBS9 REMARKS
1T .J1 .Henalll. F R Rolf and D. E.
'"fVordjs upon the necessity of active'
! measures for tbe protection of game. (
I Tbe outcome of the meeting was
'the appointment of a committee con-!
slating of E. H. Cox, A. C. Dixon, Alf. j
Walker and W. H. Kay to arrange
J for permanent organization and a I
committee consisting of R. A. Booth,,
B. L. Bogart and C. A. Hardy to re-j
commend legislation for the pro-'
tectlon of game. I
Another meeting will be held on '
the evening of Jan. 19. j
F
OUND GUILTY IN
10 H?yspeplets
Ill ' " Heartburn. .Vmsaii, Wind in the Stc'-r'-lt" '
IU I sioknesi, Meei'i-.j.iie&s arUiniiJ roru lull.','
, ll UtUUUHUIUI I i.'J9MTIa. J, it.y n - j
ot tli l)at digestives. rarminativBa and . -j
j ins, and are ivaable ami et'otiomii 1
mid sent promptly by mail on rweint of
FIRST DEGREE
II Mad. bi MWkI ItV OouTl!
trlct Attorney McNary admitted
ne prooaDiy am.
Complinjents of the Eugene W.
C. T. U. to J. W. HoBbs,
Dep. Inter. Rev. Collector
(To the Editor) The above-named
person seems to ss ythrough the Med
! ford Trioune. and published In the
I Dally Ouard and Morning ItHglster, of
I Kugeiie. that "In Bpite of the state-
m-nt made that business baa improv
ed in Kugene since local option went
i into effect, 1 can state that such is
i not the case." Weil, suppose you do
! "state" it? Is that any sign that you
! state the truth? There are various
kinds of statementa; among them
some are so very false that common
people will rail them plain lies. That's
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PERSONAL :,'
i TRYING TO REFERENDUM
Jury Makes Short Work of THE CITY C0UM
the Wife Murderer's
Case at Salem
Wm. Ostrander, of Cottage Grove,
was In the city today.
A. C. Woodcock went to his farm
below Irving this noon.
"?r.ryJ lurfor?..ta '.n tb c"-r froml9neclal to The Ouard.
ron.aiio. 101 a rew oays. r i m r v Tim.
F. J. Hard returned home today! SaIem- 0r" Jn- J.3-0- Y" T'
from a short trip to Cottage Grove. ' raons, charged with the murder of nis
Trainer W. L. Hayward. of the i wife, formerly Miss Stella Bogart, 01
! Petitions Being Circulated!
Prevent Making MachinJ
ery Contracts
(Tnlveralty, went to Portland todav.
Carl Schafe, is very low at his home
on West Eighth street of pneumonia
J. C Stratford went to Halsey this
noon to visit his brother a few days.
F. A. Watrous and wife, of Forest
Grove, are In the city for a few days.
C. S. BIdwell, of Monticello. Ia.,
was an arrival In Eueene yesterday.
Hons. A. H. Enton and W. W. Cal
good Kniillxh. too. And the one who I kins returned this afternoon from
doiiueraiely circulates them generally Salem.
S. H. FRIENDLY
S9J JV3 WQUflMlu SC.
Sole ArenU for Ksbo and Nemo CmkU
Moixybak Silks, Wayne Knit Hosiery,
Muntin; Underwear, Dent Gloves.
I Ing yesterday afternoon and elected
triTV aicuio ii,ns ronowing board or directors:
UlTNtWb X Fred Klsk. F. J. Uoraor. Alton Hamn-
o in the Dreamland theatrt to
night and tiimorrow.
ton. M. F. OrlKxs. 1,. H. Hotter.
8. 8. Hpencor, and F. N. McAllster.
and do what they can to relieve their
condition.'
Harvey M. Slackpole, a well
known Uulversity student, hue with
drawn from college In order to take
charge of fruit Intiirests In Southern
Orogon. Ilu and Philip Marlon, a
Harvard niiiii, havo bought a farm In
the ituK.io lilver valley und within a
couple of week Intend to Hike active
Have you paid your olnctrlc lluht
and ana bill vet for l)iRnmhnr. mux?
The Wiiiisms Traiinff Fomr,an If not you will nlnniui call i ilu, nf.
""""" rariuaq oi lumiior iiiis;rw, 0 Wllliinmtte street, on or
morning. before Friday. January 1 6th. as tha
I service wll I lie cut orf January 16th maiiiiiienicinl of the Place, devoting
n. F, (iMlpasture shipped a car-!"" nl' Pld bills. . all f their time to the raising of high
load of bo-f cat Do to Portland yes-' class fruit for the Eustorn markets.
" ' The lusaevs of the Park hotel do-
slre It slated that the' reason the
9 too.
iow if this man had said "booze
) buHlneHa" he would have told the
j truth. Hut he did not mean that. He
meant honest, legitimate business.
I Now, the 1hihIii'H8 prosperity speaks
j for Itself in no uncertuiii lanKuuge.
But "many drunken women" und
"dozens of boot-leggers!" Say
i apeak low, be careful... Is It not the
fact that, thofle. mnuy women who
gather together every afternoon for
"booze parties with you as guest
of honor, olso you would not know of
them are they not, I say. Just the
poor, draggled, frail aftermath of tbe
regime of the open saloon? Any crea
ture who for a few pullry dollars
would thus draw aside the private
curtain or his own shameful life and
expose Its leprosy and try to tarnish
the good name of the Eugene women
who a ro among the purext, best and
grandest types oi womanhood, is ten
thousund times worse than the ven
omous viper, that stings the bosom
that warms It.
And those "dosens of boot-leggers'
you let got away. Honest, now, are
they, too, not the legitimate offspring
ot the licensed, open saloon? School
ed In deceit Bnd vice, too lazy to work
and too cowardly to steal, taught and
drilled by white-aproned saloon dis
pensers to despise the law, what else
could you expect? They are your
kind look after them. It Is rightly
your business.
Many drunken women and dox-
ens of boot-leggers!" Buy. aren't
you seeing visions? Perhaps lifter all
you only havo delirium tremens.
JOSEPHINE HUI.l,.
Press Hupt. W. C. T. U.
The annual meeting of tho First
The K.cel.lor compsuy Is shipping j house was closed up was on account N'1""1"" ""n " held Xe'torday
Th program at the Ladles Aux
iliary of I he Commercial club tonight
I imperially good.
guests on that account
forced to quit business,
and
MEETING TO DISCUSS
GAME PROTECTION
Eugene and Lane County
Sportsmen Convene--Beoom-mend
Better Protection
tiut lo carloads of exctislor to Cal- of tha leaky condition of the roof. "ernoon ' board of dl
Ifornla today. iThov u ih ,m , k. ,hi. rectors was re-elected. It consists
tun .m ih.i ..,.... , .'i me louowing: i. v. iienuricKS,
vr" 3, 1), Eakln, P. E. Snodgrass,
1(1. It. C'hrisman, . F. U Cham-
, "" hers, Dnrwln Hrlstow, and LukV
The f&aclea Are rehiiaralnv Avtv flnnrtrlrh TIia Atriwlnm
V . j night for their mlimtrel show to b ed officers as follows, all bolng rs
, Bo. the "Queen of the Arena" at i given the patter part of this month, elwtlona: Prosldont. T. H. Hen-
th Electric theatre tonight and to- Soma txrvllent talent among the drlcks; vlce-presldont, 8. U Eakln'
P'urrrv-a very fine riliij. , , membership or the lodge has been dla- cashier, P. E. Snodgrass: assistant
' . - ' ' Icovered by Director Holme. Twon- cashier, I. like I. .Goodrich; assistant
Bee, the b'Biitllnl colored film "a')'-" members were taken In- cashier, Darwin Hrlstow.
' Collerlltin uf Pnsiag Himuiw" at Llo 'h MKe last night,
lreHni'nd lSatr mnlglit and In-f Mis. Moaglln, who residua In the
morrow. j A committee from the city council Dunn building at 7S West Eighth
. ;Wlll uil In IIia IIsviImii hrl.lu ivu., MM tm In n.milv
Many ger.e t Sported along the silo on the McKonile tomorrow to Her case baa been investigated by tlle. pJf ' be meeting Mr. Uo
rlv r an! a lr iiikiiIkt r being ' examine it and determine Its feasl. Chief of Police Farrlngton and he!!V ,, rodced forest Supervisor
alllej, The rulil weather makes blllty as a suitable location for the has found that she Is worthy and de-l1, " , wlu osl'l'ned the pur
them ay to appr.:ai'h. : municipal power plant. F. U. Cham- serves assistance. She has two chll-!1""10 or ,ne Kvernment to create a
W. Harvey Wells, a well-known
and popular Insurance man, was in
the city today.
Dr. T. K. Johnson returned on the
stage this morning to his hnme at
Walterville.
M. H. Hood and wife were passen
gers on the stage.. thiB morning- for
Mapleton.
Halolnh Uoney, the prosperous
young merchant of Goshen, was in
Euc-ene today.
Elder B. C. Tabor returned to Cot
tage Grove this afternoon after a
short stay in Eugene.
G.' N. Murdock, manager of The
Guard's voting contest, went to Junc
tion on the noon train today.
Mrs. S. Sorensen and nephew, Her
bert Rasmussen. returned this after
noon from a visit In Portland.
' H. H. Frsk arrived out from the
lower Sluslaw on the stage laxt n'sht.
Tne stage arrived In at 1 o'clock.
Miss Kate Hanna arrived home this
afternoon from LaGrande, where she
had been visiting her brother.
Mrs. H. A. Slee. after a sit w th
her sister, Mrs. D. Link, in Eugene,
left yesterday on her return '. Spo
kane.
Mrs. James Clark, after a visit
with her Bister, Mrs. Henry Stewart,
in Eugene, returned to Cottage Grove
today.
Louis Foster and wife, of Chatfleld.
Minn., arrived In Eugene last night to
visit a few days at the home of E.
U Dorr.
Norman Workman, of Ontario. Cal..
is here on account of the serious ill
ness of his father, Philip Workman,
at Mabel
William Land
The opponents of the schetr
build a municipal power plant il
ln lnrtV fOimd EUiltV '""A '""l
. lurnisnmg electricity to operati
of murder in tne Iirst degree, me
Jury was out twenty minutes.
By the appearance of John and Eva
Sckavee as ImDortant witnesses for
the state was dealt a damaging blow
to the defense. They repeated the
stories they told to the newspapers
prior to the trial about hearing Tlm
mons walking about the room, or at
least some one with heavy shoes on
was walking around, and they told
of bearing a body fall to the floor and
of the sound of a blunt instrument
as though an axe were striking. They
were closely cross-examined but ad
hered to their stories, even to the part
concerning Mrs. Hayball's going to
the door of the room after Mrs. Hay
bull bad stated on the stand that she
knew nothing of the murder until
morning when Timmons, blood-stained,
came to the door of the living
room.
A dramatic Incident arrived when
Timmons was confronted with the
axe which was found under his mat
tress. The deputy district attorney
held up the weapon, which had a
blood-stained handle, and It was then
Timmons nearly broke down and ad
mitted that he may have struck his
wife with the heavy Instrument. .
For tbe defense Timmons himself I
was practically the only witness. He
said that he (TimmonB) was lying in
bed next to the wall and that he and
his wife had been drinking during the
evening. He said that he was awak
ened about 12:30 o'clock and found
that his throat bad been cut. He
stated that his wife was In bed on
her knees, and that as there was a
lamp burning in tbe room he saw her
holding a razor in her right band. He
then said he got upon his knees in
bed and took hold of her right wrist i
with his left hand and they commenc
ed to scuffle.
With his right hand, he states, he
finally wrenched the razor away from
her. They then began to wrestle;
again, according to his testimony, j
land she got upon her feet, while)
came down from hum in bed, and started to get away I
pumps of the water plant are
to Invoke, the referendum agahj
council to prevent It from csl
out the contract with the maci
houses for tne water wheels
electrical machinery, . made
meeting of the council yesterdi
ternoon. Petitions are bei
culated today and are being
by a good many people who hai
posed the action of the count
this matter all along.
ANOTHER ELECTRIC PIAI
Another Peerless Electric
has arrived in Eugene, and
at the Stevens & Hulin Piano
As soon as the Harris Amui
building is opened the piano
Installed thereln.it having bed
chased By Mr. Harris.,
NEW TODAY.
WANTKD Experienced
Ax Billy Dept .Store.
FOR SALE 1 Underwood
almost new. for sale very ch
1 .i rat-fin. ua-jcie, lias nt'en
2 months. You should inv.i
once. Address J. M. M., Gua
le.sll
FOR SALE Choice hnlerl I,
hay, two buggies and hca)
will trade for cattle- tt.-l
bulls on easy terms: one Jersf
may do iresn ai any time. 8)
Warren, 442 Lawrence st. Eul
WANTED Good mvln.
furnished hotel or rooming
rent, with nrlvilera of hm-i
preferred with garden, orclii
trv. in llvelv. irrowlna- In..!
slstance compensation after!
- Aioe-rt Angormayer, Gen.
Portland,.
Cottage Grove on the noon train to-1 rr,,m him
day. Ho Is very enthusiastic over I He then took hold of her left arm. i
county division.
and. he states, drew the razor across;
Henry Olbbs returned this after-. her neck. She took a step and then1
noon from llnrrlshiirg. where he went , fell to the floor. He 'reached out of
hunting yesterday and this morning. : bed. he says, and took hold of the
He secured several big geese. ax, which he held in his right hand.
Mrs. J. J. McOormlck and children ' He said he didn't remember whether!
went to Salem today to Join Mr. Mc-, be struck her with the ax or not, but
Cormick, who will remain there dur-,0Ii cross-examination oy Deputy Dir
lng the sessions of the legislature. .
COMMUNITy
SILVER.
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A meeting of a number of Eugene
and Lane county sportsmen wa3 hold,
last night at the Commercial Club
rooms for the purpose of discussing
the protection ot game and fish. )
The meeting was presided over
by It. L. Bogart and C. A. Hardy
acted as secretary. After stating
SXOW FA I.I, IS HEAVY !
THIS AFTERNOOV. 1
bers offered to sell the site to the dren. the oldest of which is three i Ka!1.le nrerv '" f the Cascade
A rsrluad uf household cooda fori""' l y'roay a council meeting, years, and she Is unable to do any I,
....... h -.1 rb ..m.w... I 1 I'mui iiivim .hi a uiinib.hu BUOULI
her.h.., m;,. ForTIm i Architect Hun.ik.r I. drawing hem ...r husb.,;,! ha. ,ft he'r and-1- 'rnme" o I
family w, make ..n. the.r home. pta;. two-.tory au,. building h-M ZTZl "U?
. n. Flnnen. ,. blacksmith. " B Chto' ' K'"""t0n- H." that hi h.3 K.. dS
nulcnZr'Zr? -M? rrL.ow Td The bird, are having . hard time $ .Xo'rakr.u'cm'nien'd9.
for llroder. Itros. It I. a splendid i."? r."i,m" bo- building finding anything to eat .llnce the ? foM - "k. t uTlcomm'a'i-
A heavv snow has been fall
ing nearly all afternoon today
and the Indications are that It
will continue far into the
night.. The temperature is
Just right for a continuation
of the storm, and there seems
little prospect of the weather
moderating enough so as to
cause a thaw within the next
tew days.
KG
.Baking Powder
For Health and
Economy
Mr. Sell, explained j .. .f. .t,.t,4,.f
Vf . Attracti
fc of Our
II is itteie
I our duj
H Commul
II Ter-
1 1 all wLt
it woo
more .
f your ta
-.' Hand"
I .-y, I market
V ' M Lasts.
I
.4
Ml
Mm
i!lleii
w on
'Wiiliia
bis'ofi
tiatal,
miU JEWELR
ple a of work
Th fu'tnwln rase appears on the
lutiK' (Vonty rcurt docket tor the
rotutna icrm- Adella Harris, pltf.,
v. T. W, Harris, dtft., divorce, John
M. Pipe for pltf.
Addresses were made bv R H.
Oox. A. C. Dixon. Dr. L. L. Whlton.
A. N. Striker, nf this city, has been ' ;''" eounlr fair :"itn?'' Tin ieV h.i
appointed a eh.et clerk la ths .Oregon ''' f! ! "S'btST ,d
kuuse of reprMinlatlriis. The po.. "'"a- na V"Wla, Junction City a . w,.Br whu. ,h,. ... '"
lloa came umaiuaht by Mr. Striker, Uni w,,h'' " farm- "'i, "l" infm
and he will not so to Salem Mntlli' ,h . r Invited and w',n,,r ''
Tkeisndt Hare Ki.iey
Trouble and Neior Sispect it
the middle of (he avulon.
The stockholders of the
will b aOisO feet Id dimensions and now covered tha ground. Berries
win mat in tha neighborhood of re gone and seeds are scarce. Give
IK.OOt). the birds those broken biscuits, some
crusts of bread those little leftovers
The special meeting to be held by ,hRt "" 100 Insignificant for other
the Commercial Club Friday night 'L- - h b,rd wUI lpreclate
will .m.i.ia. is. im.., ...ki them. The sufferings and inconven.
of the tirouoaed division of th. of the psvple may not be pre-
t w iq rut oal.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stsud twenty-four hours;
Ljfe a brick dust seili-1
nient.orsettling,
stringy or milky 1
appcarunceoftcn
imlicatcs an ui i
healthy comli-
tion of the kul
nris; tix fre--quent
desire to
1U . it nr naini. 1
oiorulng. t)ur ionle enrllv " ": '""""' ' I also uiptoms tliat tell voa
Mer- should rvmon.lwr that the birds art , ,V . ' " '",",,'" me aineys and bladder are out of order ,
. -Hk v,iu .i. iiimIa til rata Im m nivitr.il will, l.-d tl., t an.l mm.1 ,,.:
' Friday. Januaf l&lh, I ID. Is the
last day III which yon will have to
pi) Hour vlertrlc llxhl and ass Mils, 'and Is dally putting nut twain loaves
urged to be nment.
iHwtrtiction or all the ( hlna nheas-
Atlornsy I, N. Harbaugh Is setting .'" .'b.'. .W1""1""'' Hn,, Is
a g.Hid ex.mi.l, I. fdiH. ih h ,Vi! hrel,.iied It the weather does not.
moderate soon. Alurmiiig nKirts of
the condition of the birds have bven
as the ewrvlce will tw dl.iMiitli.ned of bread and quantities of apples. , , , . V m,v T"1
Satuidsy and a . harae of tiOc will b. Ttie hlrd. tlm-k about his place- by ,,r7,",,, K,,?'"T bv, 'nun N'"
made to connect up as.lu. hundreds, esiwlally in the early !"', ;ir h". r,t" ",m,m' rvlng.
-1 . 'nmrnin 1 1,7. . but In instiv iintano-s linn have Uvn
hv-rrtr
generally
- , uuw . ..r.-..v Hi- Chin. i.h....
Wbst To Do.
Scrutinise This
Bank's Resources
and jou will are how safely and
pn.tn.bly It. mourns ar In
vested. Ther are all quick as
sets, too. Can be turned Into
rash Immediately If tti occa
sion should aria, " he KU
GE.VK U)AN AND SAVINGS
HANK Is a 1.1 II d lOKiltmioo and
growing stmnger evry day.
Ilavlna an account her weans
that your niouev ta a. safe as
it It -r In the treasury at
h annington.
ants are hardy, but cannot withstand There is comfort in the knowlnk-e so
, the tiiiiirwvdeiited cold weather, rou-' often exprew,l, that Dr. Kilmer's
m ;l,vt with Inability to get food b Swamp-RiKit, the great ki.lncv rcmnlr
- j .-. . . . luuii,. aiiuoH e-rrv win in correcting
i rhruniAtiftiit. iimiu in th. K.k k:.in.. :
!' Charles K. Ixickwood. an sttornc) j lu-er.blsih'.rraiidcvcrypartoithearinary
..who was sentenced to Jail for run- UiasMge. Correi, inabilitv to bold water !
ii-nipi ui cniri or i ouniy jutme en- ami scalding pain m IMing it, or bad
ster at Portland, was vindicated hv ertWta following ae of liquor, wine or '
, l'rel.tln Judi Gnntentiein In the bci-r, awl ot-ercomrs that unpleasant ne-
circuit rourt yeaterdav afternoon, j crity of being cmpUed to go olten !
iMKw,n,u is nam . miwiga tn uav. and to ci-t un m.n
tiiiKsduhn:. the' night. The mild and
imumtiate effect of 5waoap-Root i,
soon realiml It standa the hiithnt be-
1 he Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
CAPITAL M ai Rl'I I M, IHA.OM.
rAHUHRKI. I NWS.
to h'VH held a check for IJflil belons
tlnt to the estate of Jerry Lynch
I against the order of the court. Jude
.(lantenoeln held that th rotiQr Qiknwof its rcnwrkable
court records do aot show Uickwood health restoring pnp
to b guilty of contempt aud that an I erties. If ton nerd a
attruv Is .-elliled to a Hen on "-e medicine you should
property of his client as a for. O j have the hnt. S.M ty
i " ' tr"-gits in fiftv-reut
I Kenneth i l.aviuve Cough Svrnni aion-dolUi-i.
tastes nearly as gwd as maple sua-: Voa nur havea wmplc boltKr sent free
ar. It cuws th cMld by gentlj mov.
;iu th bowels and at th same time
! It Is soothing for throat Irritation.
tbcreby stopping tha cough. Sold by
hrm.il. Ad.ireMllr. Kilm-riCo.,Bmif.
namtoo, n. v. Mention this Mm and
rrmeuihrrthensai. Dr. Ktlaiea Swamp. .
Ko, and th address, ttuujtuunton, ;
.. oa trrty botUe, j
r
JKSSES
HATER!
It Is Highly Satisfactb)
To find a store where low prices prevaU all the time and not the so-called sfl
action. Yes, it is gratifying to know that yon can go and find the same low pried
same high-grade goods any day and every day.
Mens
.Wool Socks
Heavy 5c grade 39c
Medium 25c
Black, fine qaality 25c
Rockford, 3 pairs for.. 25c
Suit Cases
Leather Suit Case. . . .$3.75
Imitation Leather. ... $1.75
lapanese Straw $2.60
Telescopes, .. .60c to $1.15
Satchels 40c to $1.25
One-gallon Oil Can 20c
One-gallon Measure 20c
One-gallon Coffee Pot. . 20c
One-gallon Tea Pot. ... 20c
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Perfumery
Large bottles 20c
Medium size 1 5C
Cologne loc
This perfumery is all right
and high grade.
Skillets
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low ware Skillet 35c
Steel Pry Pans igc
A smaller one ioc
Steel Cake Griddle 25c
Slaw Cutters
Window Shades
Shelf Pair, 2 pkgs.'.'.
Crepe Paper, roll
Ladies" Rockford Hose .
25c
35c
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.8c
10c
Warranted
Pure 15c
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Large Foot Tubs . .j
Child's Bath Tub.
Hanging Baskets .
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Cuspidores
Bracket Lamps
Hitch Reins . .
Rope Clothes Line
60 -foot Wire Line!
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