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' We Have Taken No in selecting the shoes and rubbers we are offering you this season. We might have hnncrhf nm fnr ! mnnpv lull ft I but we knew they would 7 7.7 11 tW nntsatisfvthe neonle who Duy ineir snoes irom us. in selling though, we make the prices as little as anybody's and lower than anyone else in this neck of woods. YOU TAKE NO CHANCES here. You know that our guar-1 antee is backed by the largest and best of the world's shoe makers. WW We Have . Nothing to Give Aw By.. But your Dollar can buy more goods at our store than any place in town. it ; - '. Read and Be Convince! Men's Natural Wool Underwear, suit. . :: .90 Men's Extra Heavy Wool Underwear, suit $2.00 Men's Grey Mackina ws $2.75 25 Yards Outing Flannel. . :. . . .... . - $1.00 30-inch Flannel in Navy Blue and Red.. . .37 Eider Down Flannels in Mottled Grey . and Pink .30 We have a few Ladies' Capes and Jackets left which we will sell at very low prices to close out. In our Grocery Department we are un dersold by none. .T- n M H H MB -&pr BrM m s& M mmMWI .11- ; South Side Main St., Athena, Oregon. SOCIAL EVENTS. Two Very Pleasant and Inslruc.iyd En- (rt.tnment) if the Pafc Week. Saturday night it Ibe lodge hall was wit nessed joint public installation - by the A. 0. U. W. acd their auxiliary, the De gree ol Honor, follovptt a very Inter eating program. The irallation cere vmnniun auro verv imnr. lVfl Afld inter- juvuivn v . w " r .. i ,i Immediately afler these ceremonies J. B. Huntiogton gave a Bhort address commendatory to the order and its ob ject. Mr. Huntington is a fluent aud forcible speaker and his address was beard with much pleasure . , He was fol lowed by a song, " We'll Have to Mort gage the Farm," sung by three ladies and three gentlemen, Mrs. J. N. Smith and Joseph-Scott, taking principal parts. Next on the program was a recitation by Miss Myrtle Hawks, entitled "Aunt Khoda's Dream," Mias Hswka showed a remarkable aptitude as a character de lineator, and in her impersonation of the "Methodist bred and Methodist born" old Aunt Ehoda was droll in the extreme., fbis number was followed by Miss Velma Wilkinson in a song, "The Beggar Child,' also in character. Little Velma as a barefoot, ragged little street waif with ber pathetic voice was a very weetand pitiful looking child as she shivered in the imaginary cold. The last number was . a ladies' quar tette, "Bock Me to Sleep Mother," ren dered by Mesdames 8initb, France and Boyd and Miss Booth.- The program was interspersed throughout . with selec tions by the orchestra, which gave splendid music. After, the program light refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening was spent in social chat and dancings .'. . At the opera house Wednesday even ing occurred the event of the season, the long looked for musical concert. The audience was small but apprecia tive, and every number was encored. To lovers of good music this concert was a treat and those remaining at home on account of the inclement weather were unfortunate. The concert opened with that general favorite, Sonaa'e "King Cotton" by the orchestra of Bix pieces, which immedi ately set the audience in good humor, lr. J. B. Huntington gave a abort ad dress in which be set forth the object of the concert, which was to help pay for the fine piano, recently purchased by the management. Mias Jocelyn Koontx gave a recitation "Caleb's Courtship," in her own inim itable style, and responded to an enthu siastic encore with "The . Bitterness of Matrimony," or at least- that wai the sentiment of the piece; the real title we were unable to procure. As an elocu tionist Miss Koontz is .simply perfect and will nndoabtedly make her mark in the world. Miss KoonU also gave a solo, "In Old Madrid" and as an encore, "The Sweetest Story." The treat par excellence of the evening was a piano duet by Mrs. C. W. Hollis and Mias Wedekind- This was a brl liant b access and for an encore was fol lowed by a selection from the opera " Romeo and Juliet." The ladies are ac complished pianists and it was shown by tbe prolonged applaase that an Athena audience appreciates good music. F. L. Helfrich gave a beautiful cUri r.et solo, accompanied by Mise Anna Leacb en tbe piano. Mr. Helfnch s eoloa are always well received, and hia accompanist is rapidly gaining a reputa tion as a skillful pianist. t The orchestra gave an overture. Snap Short," com noted ol all the latest Uti of iLe Jv whkn was fo enthusiastically encored that they returnad with another fine selection. Oar orchestra is rapidly coming to the front as a musical organi zation and will row rank second to none in the county. A piano duo by Messrs. Mueller and Freis ctlled for an encore which was pleasantly responded to. Mr. Mueller gave two or three comic songs,' latest ims," wnicn were well received. The iffljpeertjclosed with a selection by the orchestra. Three baautiful pianos were in evidence. . The audience was disappointed in the omission of two numbers, a solo by Mrs. Gillis and a duet by Mrs. Gillis and Mrs. Sharp, owing to the illness of the former lady. " Items in Brief. LOST HER VOICE. How Mis, Duncan Was Cared With Electricity by Dr. Darrin. To tbe Public : Seeing so many cures published prompts me to tell what has been done for . me. One year ago I took a severe cold, which resulted in catarrh, bronchitis and cough. This trouokd me incessantly .until last Sep tember my voice gave away so I could only speak in a whisper, caused from thickening of the vocal cords. From that time on I tried many remedies but all to no avail. Two month ago I called on Dr. Darrin and was treated with electricity and medicines, and to my joy and satisfaction I am now cured, and I can recommend Dr. Darrin to the public. I reside at No. 12 Webb street, Pendleton. Mrs. Susie Duncan. Purchased Machinery. Tharp Bros.' have purchased the machine shop department of Spencer, Luna A Lippold, and the most of it has been moved to the Dcd i building, which is occupied by the firm. This machinery was once before owned by the Messrs Tharp and was sold by them before go ing to (he Wilamette valley) some two years ago. Tbe Tbarps expect to com plete arrangements in the near future whereby they will manufacture back and wagon wheels on an extensive scale. It is said that wheels manufact nred in a dry climate give much better service than those made in tbe valley and on the Sound, and find ready sale in preference to tbe tatter. With the purchase of this machinery, als1 comes a change la the firm c f Spencer, L na & Lippold. '.Mr. Spender lias purchased the interest of both Lnna and Lippold and will conduct the business. Interesting Lcturtt. Bev. C. H. McKeehas returned from La Grande. He reports a splendid revi val in progress in tbat city. He will preach at Athena Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and at Weston at 7 p. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Junior at 3 p. to. and Uoveoaot meeting at p. m. tomor row. Bav. McKee gave a course of twelve lectures on Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. They were largely attended and much appreciated. He will give tbe second and third lecture, in this course, Saturday an4 Monday nights, respective ly, 4be Bapti-t church. These lectures are free, and everybody are welcome. Notice. The Athena Circle No 10 W. of W., will meet Taesday afternoon at 2 oclock prompt. A fail attendance is required. This change H only for this one meeting, to accommodate the I. O. O. F. as the Grand Master will be here . Neighbor, be neighborly, and come. G. I. Brad!vr., Pearl C. Hawks, Clerk G. N. See Ihe new heater atC. A. Barrett A Co.'a . ! ' Seethe 03 Crescent wheel at 0. A. Barrett A Co's. For square, honest dealing, go to Curtis A Eigby. We have a few Jackets left to close out cheap. New York Cash Store. The moat complete line of queensware in town is found at Curtis A Rigby's. N. A. Miller has samples of Jesse Failing carpets. See him before baying. Go to the Pal ice Drug Store fur pure drugs, and tbe best perfumeries on earth Thomlioson & Sharp have received a large stock of wall paper. Latest de signs. Free wool couldn't put the prices of underwear any lower than Hollis has them now. Plaid and ttripe, wide, all silk ribbon at 15, 20 and 25 cents. New York CaBh Store. Remember the Brick Grocery when you want goods at a bargain. Curtis Rigby. Get your measure for tbat new suit taken at Max Lewin's. Only perfect fit in town. If you need any dishes, remember tbat our prices are. the lowest. New York Cash Store. The Royal Tailors are the Tailors, aud don't you forget it. Max Lewin is their agent. Rubbers and overshoes for men, women and children, at the New York Cash Store. We mean business when we say we can save you money on. lumber. Owen A Thompson. Get our prices before you buy Lumber. Shingles, Pickets, Postee, Fencing, etc. Owen & Thompson. For the only first-class Btock- of Btatjonerj in town, go to tbe Brick Urocery. Curtis & Kigby. Get your salt for salting meat or bat' ter, at Max Lewin's. He handles Granulated Salt Lake salt. If you want to make yourself a nice dress get a standard pattern and you will have tbe best. New York Cash Store. . Joseph T. Hinkle, of Pendleton, will deliver a Maccabee lecture in the Bap tist church at Adams, Tuesday evening-, January 18. For Sale Cheap : I offer my residence property in Athena, for sale at a bar pain. Address, J. E. GopiiAN, Walla Walla, Wash. W. E. Young has added an upper story to the interior of his harness shop. It is not very pretentious, and is used for storing away collars and leather. The Pickwick system for stouts and slims, long legs and long arms and slim bodiee, fit to perfection. Handled by the Square Store. Pendleton. Beet of work is done by tbe Pendleton steam laundry. Leave orders at billiard hall or barber shop. WaBbings are col' lected and delivered promptly. If you have to sell your wheat on tbe 60 cent basis you can make up for some of tbe loss by getting your dry goods and family supplies at Horns'. Standard Patterns for sale 25 per cent cheaper than others. We also take your subscription, at Bo cents per annum. Mew York (Jash btore. Mothers Praise Hood's Sarsaparilla, because, by its great blood enriching qualities, it gives rosy cheeks and vig orous appetites to pale and puny child ren. Dr. I. N. Richardson the dentist will be in Athena a week, beginning Mon day Jan. 17th. Do not fail to have your dental work done at this time. He works cheap for caBh. Prosperity comes quickest to the man whose liver is in good condition. . De Witt's Little Early Risers are famous little pills for constipation, biliousness, indigestion and all stomach and liver troubles. Palace Drug Store, Wm. Mc Bride Prop. Tbe claim of Umatilla county for taxes against tbe Northern Pacific Railway company, amounting to $231)0, was com promised by the county court for $1200, a sum tbat a representative of tbe rail road promptly paid We know tbat many have wanted to trade with ns, bat felt tbe need of cash. This year you have it and we look for you to come. Every one waited on promptly. One man's dollar is as good as another and the Boston Store is open to a'l comers. Good value goods bring cash buyers back. Back you come. Mrs Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa., says, "My child is worth millions to me; vet I would have lost her by croup bad 1 not invested twenty five cents in a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure." It cares coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. Palace Drag Store, Wm. McBride prop. Mignonette Rebekah Lodge will in stall the following officers tonight: Mrs. Nora Barnett, N. G. ; Mrs. Marry Swaggart' V. G. ; Mrs. Minnie DePeatt, Treas ; Miss Iva Callander, Sec. W. W. Brannin, ex-assessor of Uma tilla county, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Brannin is now connected with the Tribune, Portland's morning paper. ine old gentleman is bale and beartv and seems to be pleased with his new occupation. Miss Allie Hughs, 'Norfolk, Va., was frightfully burned on the face and neck. Pain was instantly relieved by DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve, which healed the injury without leaving: a scar. It is the famocs pile remedy. Palace Drag Btore, Wm. McBride Prop. A. R. Bradley is making np bis local telephone system, and hereafter will de vote hia attention to tbe matter ex clneively. He gives bis rates at $1 per month, and the instruments in ass will be improved soon by having the bell attachment. There are more prisoners at tbe county jiil at present than at any time during tbe last two years. Nineteen men an swers the roll call for meals. In March, 1897, thero were 10 prisoners at the bas tile, the nearest largest number since 189t. The jail was empty of prisoners December 1st. . Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O., says, "After -two doctors gave my boy op to die; I saved him from croup by nsing Ooe ilinnte Cough Core." It is tbe qnickest and moot certain remedy for coigns, colds and all throat and long trouble. 'Palace Drug Store. Wm. Mc Bride Prop " . J net before the concert ' Wednesday evening aotue one climbed to the top of tbe opera bouse ami filled tbe chimney with grain sacks. When the fire wat started of coarse the room was filled with smoke. It took sometime to lo cate tbe cause, and the house was cold all through the performance. Such "jokes" are desplsable and not a whit funny. It is easy to catch a cold and just as easy to get rid of it if you commence early to nse One Minute Cough Cure. It cures couuhs, colds, bronchitis, pneu monia and all throat and lung troubles. It is pleasant to take, safe to nse and sure to cure. Palace Drag Store, Wm. McBride Prop. Tbere is nothing now that stands be tween La Grande acd its beet-Rug.tr fac tory, except the promise that 500 more acres will be planted to sugar beets, and this, tbe La Grande Chronicle says, will be guaranteed by responsible parties. J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, O., was for thirty years needlessly tortured by physicians for tbe core of ecsema He was quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the famous healing salve for piles and skin diseases. Palace Drug Store, Wm. McBride Prop. Hardin Mansfield purchased tour big, burly dogs, Wednesday and sent (hem toChas Stansell, in. Pendleton. Mr. Stansell leaves for Alaska on tbe next steamer sailing from Portland and will take a dozen or fifteen dogs with him, to make the trip from Skagway to Dawson ' Tbe cash accura mutations continue to pile np iu tbe banks and are in sight for use when tbe boom comes. There is no doubt tbat a change is near at hand. Prices must advance. You should deal quickly if you wieh to secure Hollis' present-day bargains. The 7-year-old daughter of J. J. Davis, of Pendleton, while playing on the turn table of the Washington & Columbia River railway, in tbat city Saturday, was caught between the table and the walls, and hi t legs wore badly injured. Mrs. M. B Ford, Raddell'g, LI, suffered for eight years from dyt epeia and chronic constipation and was finally cured by using DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills for all Btoraach god liver troubles. The Elgin Recorder says tbat Elgin hen again reached a condition when a large part of tbe business portion ol tbe town is likely to be destroyed by fire, unless more efficient means of fire protection is secured. Max Lewin has on display at his pop ular store a fine line of witches which are direct from the factory. They are elegant time pieces and will be sold to the holiday trade at very low prices. Dan Kirk drove in from Helix last night for a physician for his father, who fell last evening from a porch, disloctt iog his hip. Dr. Smith went out this morning. Max Lewin, the leader of low prices has inaugurated a Grand Clearance Sale, and sweeping reductions will be made in all departments. Goods sold for cash only. Underwear for men, women and children. The only , complete line that ever came to Athena. Prices from 50 cents per suit np, at Mosgrove'e. Max Lewin. the entemrisins mer chant, is Bending prices down with a crash. His is a general clearance sale, ana notning else. The best shoes for the moner in East em Oregon at "The Square Store" shoe department. J. a. Haye, proprietor. Ons Minute Cough Cure cures quick ly. That's what you wantl Palace Druj Store, Wm. McBride Prop. Butterick's patterns, the Delicca'or and Metropolian fashion sheets f;r February, at the New Store. Just received a large lot of Granite iron ware, and prices reduced. New York Cash Store. A weddin ! license has been Issued to Jesse F. Melton and Miss Stella M. Mor gan, of Weston. Make use of the opportunities offered by the Clearance Sale at the New Store Extra heavy and double Lap Robes at 13.60. New York Cash Store. Five hundred-acre farm far sale, by tbe Farmer's Bank, of Weston. "Make your feet glad" by buying a pair of shoes at Moegrove's Hollis has made prices that will tarn his surplus stock into cash. Felt boots, gum boots, arctics and rubbers at Mosgrove's. February patterns now on sale at New . xnrx uasn tstore. . ; , , For bargains, the New Store can't be beat. : A Soap Mine. E. Picket and Chas. Fischer are inter ested in the manufacture of soap. To use Mr. Picket's expression they have a "soap mine in the Cascade mountains." Just what the product of the mine is Mr. P;ckel would not say, but it is used as the chief ingredient in the manufact ure of a very fine article of toilet soap, now being made in - Portland. A cor poration, styled, "Tbe Columbia Star Co.," has been incorporated nnder the laws ol Ualilornia. Mr. Pickel recently returned from San Francisco, where he succeeded in inducing capitalists to be come interested in tbe manufacture of this high class soap. Arrested for Forgery. , George Curry is nnder arrest for for gery. The arrest was made Taesday, and in the preliminary hearing before Justice Smith, the accused, through bis attorney, J. B. Huntington, waived ex amination and was held in tbe sum of $i00 to appear before tbe grand jury. Carry, while intoxicated, forged the name of F. J. Beale to a check for $20, so it is alleged, and was advanced $5 on the check at Clark A Saling's saloon. Carry was unable to famish bonds here and was taken to Pendleton Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Kimbfrk. Left for Skagway. v Lester Swaggart and wife left Taesday evening tor Skagway, Alaska, where they intend to reside in the future At Pendleton they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Matlock, who will alto make their home io that thriving north' ern town. The Prks made arrange ments with Mr. Swaggart to act special correspondent, and at least one0 each month, onr reader may look fur interesting letters regarding the Cionlry on which tbe eyes of the world are now turned. . . Estray Notice. Came to my place about Jnne 1, 1897, a red steer, 2 years old jn the aprinz, erop off right ear. brand on right hip but not distinguishable. subiox Jack, j RELIEVED OF HEART TROUBLE Mrs. Lionie Long Grateful to Dr. Carrin Who Has Concluded to Remain Until March 1. ' (Pendleton Republican ) Among the thousands who have been successfully treated by Dr. Darrin, none has a better reoutation for telling the truth than Mis. Ltnnie Long. What she says comes from a grateful heart in order that others; who may be suffering from similar disease, may be treated and cured as she was. She thus benefits her friends by giving them the advant age of her experience. Following is her straightforward testimony : To ths Public: I wish to add my testimony to the hundreds that have been cured by Dr. Darrin. I was one of the first patients going under the doc tor's treatment, and I am happy to say I am about cured of heart disease, bron chilis and general debility. My son Kyle has been cured by the doctor, his trouble being weak lungs and a severe cough of two years' standing. I will gladly r newer any questions concerning the Victor's electrical treatment either in person o.- by letter. I reside tiro mihs northwest from Pendleton. Mrs Linnie Long. Dr. Darrin can be consulteJ free at tbe Pendleton hotel, Pendleton Ore gon, until March 1. Hours 10 a m. to 5 p. in., and 7 to 8 in the evening. Sqnday 10 a. ra to 3 p. in. Patients desiring treatment should corns soon as many oases require the second operation. Local Telephone Sj stem Arrangements have been perfected by the Inland Telephone Company which will result in the establishment of a local telephone exchange for Athena. Several subscriptions to the enterprise have already been made and the cum pany have promises of others. The low rate of $1 60 par phone per month is being offered. Should the system be put in, it will result most advantageous ly to the business meu of the town, These phones can be connected instantly with the long distance lines through the central office. Ling distance communni cations will not be included in the $1 60 per month rate, but be collected month ly at red uped rates perhaps, 9 I ". Will Succeed. The projectors of the new fair grounds and racetrack in Pendleton, are meeting with success in soliciting subscribers to the stock. Already f2ft00 has been sub scribed, and more is promised. Of these subscribers, four agreed to each take $250 worth of stock, $1000 in all It is expected that in a very few' days the total of (7500 required will be subscribed. A New Agent. A.R. Bradley, who has been agent for the O. R. & N. Co., at this station has resigned, and Mr. O. F. Drake, of Portland Is now the agent. Mr. Drake's wife and mother will arrive here about March 1, and the family will oocupy the living rooms at the depot. Mr, Bradley's intentions for the fatare are unknown, but in all probability he will continue to reside in Athena. A Fine Treat. Through the kindness of Wm. Win' ship, the Fress force have been feasting on oranges tor several days past. A box containing .about 100 pounds of this luscious fruit was sent Irom Los Angeles, to Mr. Wins tup, by bis friend, Mr. Al lisonGordan. Mr. Gordan is in Cal ifornia, seeking health. A CHANCE. A Probable Opportunity for the Reader to Make Money. The ending for us of five years of business io Pendleton Is near at hand, February 4, and as we have accumu lated rotce styles and some short lines of shoes, that it is necessary to get out of the store by cutting tbe prices below what such goods can be bought for, we will commence on January 3, and con tinue until February 1, a spot cash sale. We mean that for cash paid at time of purchase we will sell shoes at prices be low anything ever offered in Pendleton. We do not mean every Ainj in tbe Btore will be sold below cost, for they won't but we do mean there will bs sev eral hundreJ styles that can be bought of us during this sale for less money tban we paid for them, and as we buy shoes for less money than any one in Pendleton this affords the reason why we sell for less. We are going to sell more shoes in January than we did last year and tbat la a big job, for we did a big business last year. If you need shoes in the next three months you can save money by coming to f ee if we are lying about this sale. Thanking you for your patronage for the past year, and asking the continu ance of the same for the present one. and wishing you all a happy and pros perous inow i ear, we are, Yours for business, ' ' Cleaves Bros. Educate Your Itowel With Cascareta. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c. !25o. If C. O. C. fail, druggists refund money. Personal. Deputy Sheriff Kimburk was un from Peudieton Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. McBride was in Pendleton a few days this week. Mrs C. O. Sharp, of Pendleton, is visiting her sister, Mrs A. M. Gillis. Mrs. Geo. ProebBlal. of Weston, snent Wednesday with relatives in town. District Attorney Bean was up from Pendleton Wednesday on official bust Decs, ' H. A Maloney lias returned from Ta coma where he has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Letha Mulkey, of Walla Walla, has been visiting ber sister, Miss Delia Estes. . Mrs. Maud Wrigh', of Portland, is visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Proebstel. Mrs. J. K. Saling left on Wednesday evening's train for a visit with relatives in California. John Keller, of Walls Walla, has de cided not to lo.'.-ate in Athena, and has returned to tbe "Garden City." Mr. Logan, of Oakesdale, Wash., who has been vUitiag his daughter Mrs. 8. A. Henry, has returned to his home. Mrs. Wi'kiason went over to Wslla Walla Wednesday to raet Mrs. Home fius, a friend, who comes from an east ern state. Claud Gatcb, Grand Master I. O. O. F., of the state of 0eicon, will meet with Wild Horse lo.1gn, No 73, of this city, next Taesday evening. MORRIS BLOCK, ATHENA, OREGON, r- g THE NEW STORE 1st Annual Clear anoe Sale Is now on ft -set Prices reduced in every Depart ment of ie New Store Agents for Butterick's Patterns. &3 HW wwffiwwiitiirwiiiiiifflwnffii'iiiiiiniwrinifwrniffiinff A Home Production We have the exclusive agency in Athena, for the sale of Dr. Blalock's Home Made Apple and Pear Butter, put up for the trade in 1 gal lon tins. Blalock's evaporated fruit is fine. The Brick Grocery, CURTIS & RIGBY, Proprietors, Athena, Oregon The Munson Typewriter Is "THE BEST" Writing Machine . SPECIAL FEATURES: Interchangeable Steel Typewheel, Insuring permanent alignment, Perfect light-swinging carriage, Metal erasing plate, Simplicity of construction, . Writing in eight, 90 letters and characters, Standard keyboard. THE "MUNSON" is especially guaran teed in writing for five yeara from date of purchase. ' THE HIGHEST GRADE AND STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE . . . . Controlled by no Trust or Combine .... Address for particulars: MUNSON TYPEWRITER COMPANY, Manufacturers, 240-244 W. Lake Street, Chicago, Ills. SSk art .--- ' - - 1 IT I F W'fiTIH v Tfe ill :J "'OfT GRAND CLEARANCE SALE ...At... MAX LEWIN'S STORE 7 prtTo reduce my Stock for my annual inventory taking I have inaug-j u rated a grand Clearance bale, making sweeping i reductions in all the departments and will sell for t C-A.S3EE OlsTXilT. Grocerv Department. . y K X3V ids. ArDuckie uotlee , .$1 wilt i lira, jjiuu vuuee i. lbs. Yosemite Coffee $jl6 lbs. Dr. Gr. Sugar too lbs. Heans ?1 Bucket of No. 1 Syrup. !i ids. rerieciion uiena t;onee f'lnfh!n(T Tlrnn rtmf nt $11.00 Kuita reduced to iu.uu nuns reauceu to. , . . . . . ; $$7.50 Suits reduced to. tBed Comforters reduced to, each . 111 other uooJs will bo sold in Drouortion to ths above trics. not to follow. Thanking von for past patronage. I am years most respectfully, MAX LEWIN Leader of Low Prior i Agent for Royal Tailors. "Better the Rradf, the b'. 721 - onr Motto. 1 00f 1 OOy 1 00 I 00i . 7 50& 5 00$ -. 90& I aim to lead,r- iMWeXe4ee4
