Mosier bulletin., January 24, 1913, Image 4

LO CAL
Immanuel Church Notes.
Sunday school at 10 o’clock.
Why not contract your house*?! .’ollowei by regulaf morning!
B Ï HYIJKOPUOHIO
You net a bet ter job in loss lime. worship. Hr. Hargreaves will
preach the sermon. Subject,
See “ Happy.” Phone 115.
A voice front the kitchen: — !
“The Third Commandment.”
Guy. would you Stryker?”
| “ Heavens, no
n o ! ! ” was the pious
A Rood suggestion drop in Even body welcome.
and pay up your back subscrip­
tion.
For Sale
The discussions on “ The Body ejaculation. “ Never strike a la-
Sactvd,” which are being con- dy. Always use your feet.”
ducted on Thursday nights, have I
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called forth wholesome interest.
Ernest Gerichten,
of
The
The
largest
lx tel in the
YV. A. H U S B A N D S
v\< rid, the Hotel McAlpin, situ­
B l a c k s m it h
ated at 34th street and Broad­
Horse
Shoeing and General
way. New York, was opened on
Repair Work.
i the 29th. The hotel has over
l,5b0 rooms and suites. One
Satisfaction guarvunueU
feature of its service is the de­ MOSIER
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votion of one entire floor to the
accomodation of night workers
who sleep in the day time.- Ex. M ilton N ursery T r e t s .
Mosier Book Store
Sells School Table’ s
Tc and 8c.
Everything at correspondingly low
prices.
True to Name tor 33 Yean.
Hardy Climate,
Dalles, is not a member of the
Society for the Prevention of
Hitfli Elevation.
M osier
Orcrard disc, adjustable, in
CrxtGON
IF Y O U W IS H
See Kobt. T. NewhaH,
fair condition. Call on or ad­
The party of eighteen Hosier-
To meet your friends, stop at
dress (his oibce.
it.es who went to The Dalles last !C,.-uelty t(> ^ nima.,s' yet h®
Ilood River -
- Oregon.
T!IE CUTTLEFISH.
ed a man whom he saw flogging
Joint Insb Ilaiion
HOTEL MOSIER.
Friday night to bear Maude Pow­
a dumb brute in the rear of bis
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Mosier Camp, M. W. A., and Its Queer Ink Sac and Its Ability to
ell fiddle bad the time of their
For Sale.
Change It« Color.
premises. Now when Ernest is
LOCAL TIME TABLE
lives
going
and
coming—
particu­
Mayflower
Camp,
Royal
Noigh-
S. C. Brown Leghorn Cocker­
All Modern and under New
•Sepia is a peculiar animal substance
jcalled a hero by
obtained from the ink bn^s or ink sacs
els and hatching eggs; also a larly coming. Thesleighing was friends lie blushes H's ....... 1' nH: hors, held a joint public installa
Management.
No. 7 West Iw.tmd 7:^2 a. m.
like a school tion at their iw.n
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of cuttlefish
hall ,.4
oh x wr^.i
Wednesday
limited number of laying pullets. good going over, but returning
No. 1
2:45 p. m
The cult infix'll are a group of singu­
girl.
AUGM ENTED BATH FACILITIES
evening last. After the install­ lar sea rreulurcs allied tn sluj's, snails,
was a different story. The
Grandview E rr Farm,
! No. 2 East
10:20 a. m.
ing ceremony was concluded a oysters ami other so called "shell tisli.”
drifts were heavy, and it took
W. G. Aldred,
No. 8
6:35 p. m.
GUY Q. STRYKER, Prop.
In these glorious days of the short musical program was ren­
The cuitlelisii has n corf of shell hp-
seven
hours
to
make
the
trip
Hosier, Or.
lieutb tin* skin (sold under the inline ot
No.
fi
10:40
p. in.
I
good
old
winter
fini«*,
when
the
dered.
The floor was
then “ cuttlehoiie"». a p:iir ot hir«e eyes and
home. The boys had to walk
juicy
snowball
ranks
as
king
of
No. T7, al 5:30 p. in., flag stop
Notice
part of the way. But they all
cleared and a game of basket a horny la*ak. Like all molluscs, they
' fruits in this hoi (¡cultural belt, |,-t11 w;is played between the have no real limbs fit all. hut from
I
on
Sundays only for Hood River
The business of Alex Stewart e"*i',ye<1 '<
the «»me, and
the haughty automohilists of the Woodmen team at the Athletic around the head there spring e:j;lit or
and
Portfland.
ten loujj tentacles, each armed with
being in the hands of a receiver, I woul(l
lt’ " n‘‘cessa,v-
Hosier valley are reduced in pres- Club team, the latter putting it numerous suckers.
all persons indebted to this firm j ;,ear M,ss Mau,le l»1»*-
: i ig e a few notches, and must all over the Woodmen hoys.
Ily forcibly squirt in:; out the seji wa
are requested to make early set-1 Fruit growers of Rogue River
for which it has taken in the sepia
perforce
fall
in
side
by
each
with
tlement of their accounts to tin Valley district have o r g a n i z e d a
At the conclusion of the game • an shoot backward through the water
the plebe who either goes afoot a “ big feed” was handed out, with jxieat »-peed. 'Flu* sepia is inter*
'undersigned.
! co-operative association, which I o r guid
s "Old Dobbin” through lhp ¡.()Va| Neighbors proving to «•stinji, too. as beiny ;it)!e to chalice its
S. R a p h a e l ,
i is expected to do much lo bring
color in a u ensure so as to harmonize
In Chargi
thediilts. Ain t if a w fu l ! And be royal entertainers in this line. with its sumiumlin^s Just under the
! about, better marketing condi­
they’re such nice folks too!
At a late hour the mem’ e \s and topmost layer of skin there uie dis­
The undersigned is thoroughly
tions. It is believed better dis-
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tributed all over the surface of the
Not ice
their
friends
dispersed,
voting
it
prepared
to put down open wells
ibution can be effected and the
body a number of cells, containing a
A visionary day dreamer, with-! one of the most pleasant oeca- dark pigment When these cells are
in any part of the surrounding
I will give 6, 8 or 10 acres of j glut of markets avoided, there-
expanded the surface of the laxly be-
country, litis a complete outfit,
.land on Dalles road for clearing'|,y getting better prices for in the hearing of the writer, siOns of the season,
« nines darkly spotted, but as they are
including pipecuttingand thread
same amount of logged-off land
prophesied
that
Hosier
was
des-
The
following
officers
were
in-
contracted
the
creature
looks
paler.
fruit.
The Town With a Future
ing tools. Does all kinds of ce­
in Little White Salmon Valley.
Tbuugh best developed in the sepia
lined to he the county seat of stalled in the Woodmen lodge
The government will provide
ment., rock and concrete work.
Easy clearing, little brush; grub
Wasco county. L it us hope so. for tlx* ensuing year; Lee Hunt­ and its nearest allies, nearly every
member of the cuttlefish group pos­
H. G . KIBBEE
Has had 30 years’ experience in
all summer. House, barn and for road building through lands B u t-if some of the somnolent er. V. ( ’.; E. L. Root, W. A.; E. sesses an ink sac. The ink sac con­
state lie...
held in
in ..nest
forest lt'
re- ” | Mosierifes don’t come out of Evans, Banker; H. C. Clark, tains tlie dark pigment secreted by a
in this suue
the well business. May be found
water.
NOTARY PUBLIC
When discovered or
serves.
Announcement was;|, hu Kijl Van Wink! * siesta this ! Clerk; L-stie Root, Eicort; Lee s; et ial gland.
by addressing him at The Dalles,
S t a n l e y E a s t m a n ,
pursued by an enemy the sepia dis- MOSIER
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made
this
week
that
a
total
ol
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town>
as
fat.
as
KeltIntf
t|,e
coun­
Evans, Sentry: Clyde Root, diarges some of its ink through a
Hosier, Ore.
$16,077 has been set aside for
Schanno’s Store, The Dalles.
ty seat is concerned, will stand Watchman: S. E. Evans, mana­ sort of funnel or tube. The pigment
mixes with water very quickly and
j building roads in 13 forest re-
about as much show as acellu-i ger.
To Horticulturists.
A. E. N e g u s .
forms a dark cloud of inky water, be­
: serves in <)regon.
The Rov ai Neighbors installed yond which the sepia will dart Into
loid dog chasing an asbestos tom
For pruning, planting trees,
To harness the Golumbia River at through the sizzling corridors as their officers: Edna Evans, sa fety
lawn grading, etc., address R.
Sepias are often caught in nets with
D A V I D ROBINSON, M. D.
A. KNOLL, Mosier, Ore., or leave !>»y nieans "f. 11 hydro-electric of the hottest corner in Slieol i Oracle: Irene Fisher, V. 0 . ; M y - fish. The fishermen, despising the
IN Y O U R
ra Wellherg, Chancellor; Ernest cutties, throw them out upon the
message at Bulletin office.
¡plant at Celilo, developing no (vvherever that is).
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g eo n
Evans, I. G. ; Ira Evans, O. G. ; beach, and then they may be seen ly­
———mmmmmmmm—
i less than 100,000 horse power, is
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Hannah Root, Recorder; Olive ing in tiny pools of dense blank liquid
the project of a state
slab senator,
The poet, gleefully sings:
tun! continually oozing out more ink in
Mrs. A Kuhn is visiting with who will suggest, his plan to the
Fisher. Marshal; Leslie Root, a vain attempt at concealment.- O n
Lives o f rich men « f t remind i s
friends in Portland this week.
Honest, meiiyiu ;’ t stnnd nn ehanci*.
Ass’ l Marshal; Clyde Root, Re­ «•ago Tribune.
Legislature in a bill. He be
l he more we live there gro w behind us
ceiver;
Eva Dunsn ore, Manager.
GusGodberson transacted bus­ lievos the states of Oregon and
Li nger pat dies on our pants.
BROKE IT GENTLY.
S to re
Y o u r a p p l e s
iness at the county seat the first Washington should build and op-
; On our pants once new am! flossy
a house, barn or packing
of the week.
CM’i l t c t h i s p o w e r plcllll.
I N ow are stripes o f many a hue,
Among the Wasco county rer­ He Didn’t Know Exactly What to Do.
In our New Modern Cold Storage
shed to build, J. P. E rhart
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! Just because subscribers linger
So They Came to His Rescue.
ide nts who have been chosen for
Dr. S. VV. Small returned Iasi
Plant.
will furnish bonds to build
1 he pi esenl y e a r is likel.y to i And won’ t pay us what is due.
A young author and critic, who has
jury
duty
at
the
next
term
of
night from a month’s sojourn at witness the completion of an- Now kind reader he up ami doing.
according
to plans and speci­
.
.
come to he an authority upon a certain
Equipped with the latest
Shipperd’s Springs.
j other railroad across the eastern
Produce your mite however small, t h e circuit court, w i n c h convenes modern phase o f eduealon, went a few
fications.
-Phone,
115.
DRY AIR SYSTEM
Monday, February 10, are f o u r ¡days ago to.deliver Ins first lecture at
best with winter winds pursuing,
Ralph Duvall this week moved ' ,il^ <>• Ihe stale.
1 lx* Oiegoti
\Y> won’ t have no pants :*.t all.
We have every facility for hand-
Mosierifes - C. G. Nichol, J. N. a girls’ school. He laid lectured before,
tint never at a young ladies' semi­
his household goods to Indepen- ■ Eastern, being built I tom Yule
westward Io Dog Mountain, 140’ Now, for the love of Mike, Mosier, E. J. Middleswart and nary. and as two white frocked, curly
ling, shipping and delivering.
dence, where he will make his
hailed ushers led him out to the plat­
miles, is progressing f a v o r a b l y . , ««me of you long-winded delin- T. II. Mayberry.
Charges Reasonable
home.
form and lie sat down la-side the ilia
und railroad men say they will |puents take a little hint and |
tronlj prinelpai among the women who
Mrs. D. YV. Wilson, of Bend,
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PLUMBING.
made up the laeully and faced a sea ot UNION MEAT COMPANY
Church of Christ Notes
complete the construction foi loosen up. Heaven help us and |
arrived yesterday and is visiting
girls faces In* was young enough to
you
too
if
we
are
reduced
to
the
I
this distance this year
Dog
STEAM ANP HOT WATEll
Portland, Ore.
fee I a hit ot emhan assmuut himself. Wa reho us e Dept.,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II.
Preaching services will be he’d It was rattier difficult at first, but once
Mountain is near Bend, and it is dire necessity of wearing blan­
H FATING.
M. West.
next Sunday morning and eve- tlie lecture was started things went alt
expected the line will he extend- kets.
Jol>bing~prompt1y attended to.
ning, as usual. The morning ri« llt
As far as can be learned, the L j to a connection with tlx*
H e finished wlmt he had to say and
MOSIER
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subject will be “ Ananias,” ai d sat down The audience and the ma­
recent heavy snow fall has done Southern Pacific Natron-Klam-
Freak of Nature.
the evening theme will be “ The tronly principal and the women who
little or no damage to the young atl, m u j MoW being built,
C. H. Davenport has a Berk- Great Gulf.” The latter will be made up the faculty clapped their |
fruit trees.
G O O D
HEALTH
hands enthusiastically
Then the ap
1 The Russel Sage Foundation lias j shire-Poland China sow which presented by a chart.
planso
died
down
and
silence
settled
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Next Wednesday. Jan. 29, the | ,)m |)ei] the public school systems gave birth yesterday to six pig­
BREAD
Everybody is invited to hear upon Uie lecture hall The young man j
Ladies Aid society will meet at ()|- a || the states and finds Oregon gies. One of the progeny is pos­
sat
on
waiting
for
some
one
to
say
AND
I lu*se I hemes.
C IV IL E N G IN E E R
something, dimly conscious that a I
the home of Mrs. Amos Root. ran|<8 fifteenth
in efficiency sessed of three ears. What the
Reader, lias it <xc irred to you move of one kind or another was ex
G
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T
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G e n e ra l iiurveyin»?, P l a t ­
Everyone welcome.
¡among the forty-eight com mon- extra ear is l'or it doesn’t appear.
lint Ills lecture was 1
that you should reject a sermon peoted of him
P
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Mrs. C. H. Dunsmore was wealths of the nation. This ! A double snout would be of more (bat does not present the Gospel
tie nml «afil nil fie hurt to
ting and D rafting
called hurriedly to Cornelius, state however is found to stand benefit to the small porker
ONCE used - AL WAY S used j
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^ 111 1st . a n d a p i c a c h e r " l x * f a u l t y er students A few Of tlx* girt* I
Ore., this week, on account of first in attendance, the percent­
fo r sake
by
s l l l l l i s to d e c l a r e t h e w h o l e COUII- begun to tfilget. blit nn one spoke
the serious illness of her father age being 87.8.
Tfie young man became unpleasantly
sel of God is not acceptable to aware that lie was expected to (to STURGESS C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
and sister.
God, nor a safe leader? TH IN K something and to do It at once, but he
STORE
The lay of the Oregon hen has
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
did not know what to do
He reflected H o s i e r
YVm. Chaffin is convalescing been the subject of much thought
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O regon !
Prof. YV. H. Lawrence, in his;on ttiese t,KH‘krht3* Meditate.
n i Y S I C I A N ANP S U R G E O N
miserably that he did not know the
from an attack of pneumonia. on the jwirl of the regents of the investigations of dry rot.
H. C ampbell C lark ,
etiquette of a g irl«- school anyhow.
has
HOOD
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Minister.
Shorty
says he tools prettj I Oregon Agricultural College stnd sen! samples of the six most var-
And tl ca there \> is a signal from the i
I
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a
1
ami
i
move
In
the
audience,
good, but he looks like the ‘‘last ] they will seek funds from the ! ¡able t.vpes of soils from tlx* val-
Will practice in Mosier and
and I fie prettier of tfie two girl ushers
run of shad.”
May lie reached by long dis­
Madam,
H
ad
McCall’s
Legislature to establish a model j ley to tlx* department of agricul-
approached
him.
a
little
embarrassed.
1
T o The Pit* Ue
a little shy. determined to do tier duty
tance phone. Home phone 61.
farm
at
Corval­
lure
at
YVashington,
l>.
C.
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x
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Peter Knoll, who is attending | f,,)l,Ur>
The Fsshioi! Authority
•Tin so sorry. Mr I t . ” she murmur
The undersigned has been ap­
lis.
The
average
hen
in
Ha­
perts
have
been
there
testing
the short course at the (). A.
ed. **l)tit I ’ m afraid you’ll have to— ,
point.-d r< sident agency manager you’ll have to start right this minute
c C A L L ’S is a la rg o , artistic, liar.d-
OVER « 8 YE A R S'
Corvallis, this winter, writes: state lays h I nui I 50 eggs per year the soils, and have found that
•mcly L L i l r a t e d H '0 - p a g r m onthly
for
tlx*
California
State
life
In­
E XP E R IE N C E
•
f
von
want
to
make
your
train?’—New
M a g .,£ in : that is deicing to the* h ap p i­
while
champion
layersat
Ihe
col-
(here is no mineral in them that
“ The short course is again splen ■
ness a..d e f f i c i e n c y c f 1 lCO.l.O'J
York I'imes.
surance
Company
of
Sacramen­
w o m e n r a c k m on V
f
,.1
lege
have
gone
well
past
the
200
is poisonous to plant life. How­
did this year, and 1 feel well re
F »'h Issue is brim fnl r»r rnsliitin«, fancy*
to. IV r >n ■ <!'"drin<T a safe,
M-orlc. mtore.'ting short Mufu ts ami so>rus
C v — f i* ( W 'l H T h e i r L e m o n s .
paid for attending the same.’ markin a twelvemonth, lt is ever, the experiments with cover
o f l:i'*or tting nntl m oney .sav iug iiloas
equitable
and
economical
insur­
**ln t-.nglixti in it**, vilrt n man who
f r x . wurmi . There arc more than «o o f
to develop n laying st rain crops have shown, according to
Mr. Knoll will return to Hosier desit
the newest designs o f t It o «• •iohraicd
M« ( A L L P A T T E R N 4 L. cm ii u*uv,
ance will do well to investigate had jn*i returned trntii a limit coacntng
of
poultry
and
to
sell
tlx*
fowls
Prof. Lawrence, that certain
the first week in February.
trip xi England 'They do not uxc lem
M c C Y U P A r r K R N S nre ftmenw for
T rade M arks
st' *. lit. xiinpliei!v and crouotny. Only
and their eggs at a reasonable toxic poisons exist and are injur­ this policy. Y\ ill be pleased to oils In our haphazard fashion. They
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D e a to n s
id ami 15 oenLr ent-h.
call
on
any
one
and
give
facts
make
the
use
o
f
one
more
or
less
o
f
a
C
o py r ig h ts ¿ e .
i
p
.’
vtiii’
i
i-
!
of
r.ii-CALT.Tt
\r!!i
spend
price
to
the
farmers
is
the
ob­
ious
to
some
forms
of
plant
life.
Anyone ten din g ti shot rh nnd doscrlpt ion may
tho:: amis o f dollar« e x tra m tlio e tttuing
Special Meeting Called.
solemn rite
I remember nuking tor a
qnfcltlf ascertain our opinion free whether an
and figures.
mmitD
a order to i-t* ■ M i ( ’A L l.’s hervl
ject aimed at in establishing tlx*
invention is p robably pntentuble. C*oinmun1c*.
Prof. Lawrence believes that
nn.l shouldors al»o\ o nil oth« r
. ;a.*n's
Ti *rae's neck' In a I1*f!c Inn In the north
* tions
i . . strictly
. . i r. confidential.
.• 111 am <i i.»i usunannv
HANDBOOK on
on Patents
Patent
A speeial meeting of the Mod- poultry ranch.
inacazlnes at nnv prliv».
However,
YY m . C ovkrf . tt .
ten u .
■out t ree. «»Most agency fo r securing patents.
country. The landlord had never heard
M t l'A l.I .'S is ouljr Ovc a y e a r; |»o.'.i.ively
one of the most important prob­
Patents taken through M unn A Co. recelvs
receli
xvnrtli
tLUX
era Woodmen will be held ¡it
o f the drink, and I explained to him
Mosier, Ore.
ipecial n otice, w ithout charge, iu the
~ _ l-*1 • • * * -x- Or* Mff »11 P»"»nt rf - j
Price Hunter, a former resi lems of cover crops is that of
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that it was ginger ale » n h a lemon
Stroup’s hall on Wednesday even­
from your first copy o f M c C A L L ’S, If you
poo! In If. He went back to the t)»r
buuscril'c quickly.
ing, Jan. 29. All members are dent of Mosier, now living at planting some plant that will
A kandsowtelr Illustrated weekly. T^nreat cir­
W
lm
t’
s
the
matter
with
dropping
in
a
u
j
returned
presently
with
an
empty
culation o f any sctentlflc tournai, l ’erina. 9* a
Alsea. visited friends and rela- take from the soil in the way of
THE VrCALL CDIPANf, 23« Wed W 5t. N«w Ysrk
requested to be present.
ye-tr: fo n r nn.ntha, $L Sold b f all newadeaiorr.
m i Iw i an,- c tlint i c * and renewing your subscription to the tr*T-
’f ’ ro VFr? «nrry. sir. he said,
NOTF \-k for h frtN. rnpy of MrCAI.T. Swonder-
food those s u h s t.iru s t h a t are
lives here several days last wee
lt w o u l a lM, J
aletl.
-but yve haven't pot a -emen open Just
ful new pri in.tin*, taiogue. S.i
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J. E. I I i g i . k y .
Branch Office. ^ 5 V SL, W ashington. D . C.
now.’ ” —New \ ork i'rttmno.
poisonous to the apple tree
and
this.
Consul.
Fruit Lands
Town Lots
Well W ork
Fire Insurance
Well Done
D. D. H A IL
Mosier, Oregon,
ADVERTISE
Home Paper
I f You Have
S. F . G O S S
HAYNES
E. C. BROCK
Mosier - - Oregon
EXPERTS TEST LGCAL SOILS
Scientific American.
MUNN &Co.8#,Br#i*"’’New York
■yy r v 'w au
At S/ieeuil Fiiees
N ow is your chance to get a fine Manhattan shirt at.
a price that is as low as you would have to pay for a
very much inferior grade. YYe have a fine assortment
in all the newest shades and patterns and as the cut
and fit of those shirts are equal to a hand tailored made
to measure article, you ought to take this opportunity
to get one or more of these at this special price, just
to try them. This is our principal object in giving this
cut at this time, t t>me iu and let us show them to you.
MI s
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AND CHILDREN’S SHOES
On our bargain table is a splendid assortment of
children’s shoes, sizes 2i to S: values up to $1.25.
Your choice............... .................................
Your choice.......... ^
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the pair.................
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$ 1 4 7
L A D I E S ’ DRESS SKIRTS A T O N E H A L F PRICE
On the second floor you will find some splendid bargains
4-in-hand ties for men, full length, nice assorment o
colors. Made of good grade of silk. Your choice, 15c
EVERSTICK RUBBERS FOR M E N ......
50C
A full run of sizes in these Everstick Rubbers that
are worth anywhere you go for them from $1.00 to
$1.26 a pair.
Children's and Missess' High Top Arctics. SJc.
Your choice, the pair
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There are all sizes iu this lot from 8 to 2, worth $2
Made of fine lisle thread and silk in plain and fancy
patterns, excellent values at 25c a pair.
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Men’s Hats, regular $3.0(1 value,
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and have placed the following prices upon them that ought
to move them out quickly.
$2.50 Skirts for %1.25 : $3.00 Skirts for $ 1.50: $3.50
Skirts ror $1.75. $4.00 Skirts for $2.00: $4.50 Skirts for
$2.25: $5.00 Skirts for $2.50, etc.
L A D I E S ’ A N D MISSES’ L O N G A N D SHORT COATS 50c
M E N ’S 25c H A L F H O S E .................. 1 5 c
each, your choice, the p a i r ........ ...................... 8 3 C
9 7 C
9 7 C
4 9 C
A splendid assortment of Boys’ and Ladies’ shoes at,
In this lot are some splendid values in lace nnd but­
ton.
Special
Children’s Shoes
M anhattan Shirts
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Here is certainly a bargain in the line of Coats. There
are values in this lot up to $8.00. Yotir choice while they
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