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MEDFORD MAIL TttriH'NK MKDFOKD. 01?K(K)X, THURSDAY. Q( TOHLR II, 1015
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TOCAL AND
IMPERSONAL
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It's time to think of Christmas
presents. Sec tho now ldoan for em
broidery. Handicraft Shop.
J. 0. Corking, tho host all around
photographer Jti' otihorn. .Oregon.
Always rellabloNcKatlves irfide nny
whore, tlmo or.placj. Stmlo.J2Jf
Mnln St. Phono n20-.T. "
Harry G. Wortman was elected
vlco grand chancellor at tho stato
grand lodge of Pythlnns held at Port
land this week. "?
Weston Camera Shop for first clans
Kodak finishing and Kodak atipplfes.
Mrs. J. F. Reddy Is visiting In PorK
land enrou to to Spokane.
For dressilp week tho ladles should
call on Mrs. Jeffors In her new loca
tion, IfiO West Main. 17S
During a fight Wcdnpmlay night
John Andertinri fs'nDcKfd to liuvo Ml
ten tho thumb 6f John Swartzflnger.
tho miner, thereby ending the battle,
and rrsuTfcil in Tils arrest on a cUur&e
of mayhem. The men camo to blows
after an argument, and Antloraon la
alleged to have lined his teeth whoi?
the tide of tho conflict turned ngalnst
hint. Ho will bo given a hearing this
afternoon In Justleo of the I'oaco
.Taylor's court.
Shoe repairing guaranteed at II f
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' Tho brlclr work on the new fed
eral building at Sixth and Holly
ntreots Is practically complete, arid
f the work of Instatlutlon of electric
wires and plumbing is under way. A
force of masons are placing tho gran
Ito In position On the cornlcos. The
steam heating1 outfit arrived tho first.
of tho week, and will bo put In posi
tion at once! Tho ajiproaches to tho
building aro being built. Plastering
will begin as soon us the electricians
and plumbers are out of the way.
Tho material for this work Is now be
ing te(cd by Inspectors. Tho build
ing will be completed ready for o"c
cupancy by February 1st, at the prtw
cut rate, thojigh the official opening
date Is set for. May 1, 1DI6.
The best styles, the best qualities
found In tho
of tho M. M.
" lr.
IfcVlldco and Oscar Peterson,
ibout 21 years of ago. wcro
brought to .Med ford this morning
for trial on a statutory charge, In
volving N'noml Clifford and Knnn
Hawkins, young girls of Onllce, Jo
sophlno county. The young men are
alleged to hnro tnkon tho girls to
'(old 'Hill, and-' there registered as
man and wife, the quartet being sur
prised in their rooms by 'the officers
after tho parents of tho girls had In
stituted a search for them. Tho
j'H'tfijtf'njenire lield in tho cl(y Jail
pending a hearing which will be call
ed In the justieo court in the morn
ing. Hee nave Wood about that fire In-
AiirnneV poller. Office Mali Trlbuno
Kid.
Kdlson C. Joromo has' returned
from a week's vllt with friends at
Yreka, Cnl.
Tildcri'a shoe repair shop moved
across street from old stand. SOI
Tim Pnrent-Tenehors' circle of tho
high school will meet Friday even
ing at 7:30 In the nsuembly hull of
Ibo high school. The general sub
Ject'wlll ho "Kdtlwittnn." Mr. Hlllls
will give an address and Ttov. C'ar
stens will hiivo for his subject "Our
"lllgh School Oiirrlouluin. and How it
Should bo Itegurdwl.-' Mrs. Powoll
will glvo a plu no solo and Miss (lr
aldlne Ttifs-wl sing. A selnl In
VltHtlon Is atundod to all fathers and
mothers to bo'prosent, as a vary in
trMitltiK program Is premium!.
Hvorybody plays box-bull bowling.
Ditputy Sheriff Low of Klamath
county who has been attending the
mIom of th rxlrl oourt loft to
day for his homo.
Try oiu of tboso big Ico cold 6 cent
InllkshnXtti at Do Voo's,
Tho grand Jury of tho clrmilt eourt
for the Ottofeor torni of tourt will
mot at Jacksonville uxt Monday.
Tho petit Jury will blH Its sesuloni
Uiu foUowlHg Monday
When Usttw insursiise U sold
llaljnee The Insurance Man will sell
It
Tho condition nf K. 1. Maikl, mu
olootrlelun owinnyl on the hhw fd
eral building, who imUIiim) a fnw
turoil skull Wodnotfday hy btri'ng fc'it
by a plttee of falllHK pipe, Is roporl
hI a satlsfaotory.
Have yuH trkwl any of thost choir
uiu lit'fit mj it'n, uiu i
and tho. Jcst prices nro
I trVi,'fl?r'0I,nrt'rnpnt o
.prit.lofi. '.'
loth aboi
Ben PlymalCand Claude MIIps have
returned from a week's duck hunt
In Klamath county.
Young couplo want housekeeping
rooms, closo In; modern; good neigh
borhood; permanent If satisfactory.
Address Box ir.0, Mall Tribune. 17C
Mrs. Holloiibeek, who has been ill
for the past month, left with her son
for a northern sanitarium Thursday.
Fish gets better all the time at tho
Medford Fish and Poultry Co.
'infij matter of licensing Jitneys
opeVatlng in tho ciGwlII he ono qt
tho mattors coming hofore'ith reg
ular session of the city council next
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Leach, expert corsctlorrc, ma
terial and fit guaranteed. ( 320 North.
unriiuii.
v'-FrnkJannlngs of tho Applogatc
drstrlctrspent tho first' of tho woek
In Med?rd attending 'Ao IWiiIrlo
nifltters. .j? . '' ' ..
Oct It at DoVoe's.
Seth llalley, well known in this
city, Is he'll) In the Josephine county
Jail at OrsntH Pass on a ohargc of
forgery. Halley was recVritljr ntnr-
'rled and hud Home reputation as a
rsrtoonlnt. He lived In this city for
ovor n year.
Hot T.dmales at tho Shasta.
As far, southern Orngon authori
ties aro concerned John Austin Hoop
er, 'tho gentleman desperado, who es
caped from the Josephine county
Jail two months ago has disappear
ed from the fuce of the earth. From
the tlmo ho left Itogun Klver three
hours after his escape not a trace
lias been found' of him. ' 'J
'' '.fob Printing In all Its branches n't
tho Mall Trlhuna office. ,
fleorgo Older of Montdguo, Cnl.",
Is among the out of town visitors In
tho city this week.
Hook binding of any kind at tho
Mall Trlbuno office.
Itutli St. Denis, ono of tho world's
greatest artistic dancers and com
pany will apepar In this city Friday
night nt tlp Page theater.
Tiring those old magazines and pe
riodicals to tho Mall Trlbuno for
binding.
Dean Caldwell of Klamath Falls,
who has been spending tho week in
Medford on couit business, has re
turned to ids homo.
Oct your butter, oggs, milk, cream
and buttermilk at De Voo's.
After two days or threatening
weather In which sprinkles of ruin
fell, tho sky cleared clear as a crystal
this morning, and all prospects of
rain vanished.
Do Voo. delivers tho Oregontan to
you ovory day for 7Cc a month.
Mayor; WHIIum H. Thompson of
Chlcngo passed through Medford
Tuosday roaming en route to Seattle
fromthe San Frnnalsco fulr. Thomp
son recently enmu Into the news by
signing a norder closing tho saloons
of his home town on Sunday, and Is
ono of the many possibilities for the
republican procidentia) nomination,
"No hunting" signs for sale at tho
Moll Tribune office.
It is roported that tho cattle In
the neighborhood of Hornbrook, Col.
are suffering from blackleg.
Afternoon, toa with wafers 10c, at
tho Shasta.
Frank Iiybeo of Jacksonville spent
Wednesday In this city attending to
business tuntters.
Head tho Portland Oregonlan,
I.otter heads, envelopes, bill heads,
looso leaf ayatomx, nt tho Mall Trl
buno office.
Ensemble Dancers With Ruth St.f Denis At Page Tomorrow Night
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VILS
' iheturVinil "piililic'til 1idi-',r. ;irrivel
I .it tlinM'filhf tl.AifM(:iiv for . i-t
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"No shooting" signs for salo
Mall Trlopue office,
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Miss Denis has ndded Mr. TediMlsa St. Denis ropertolro both pro
Shawn, Americas foremost danseur Iductlons calling for unusual stage set-
classlque, and will present soveral
new Greek dances with a ballet or
beautiful dancing girls. Two new
Oriental dance plays will be added to
tings, and gorgeous costuming. One
of tboso dnncos, "Tho Card on of
Kama." requires a largo cast of char
acters, Including solo dancers, Nuiitch
girls, and native Hindu assistants.
Many dlvertlMtoincnts Including all
the newest modern dances will mako
up a program that should appeal to
all classes who lovo tho art of torp
hIcIioio. Thfs Is not u moving picture.
EJECI JUDGE LINDSEY ""
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DF.NYF.I', O.-t. 11. -Hen II. I.iml
ey, judge nf Denver' juvenile court,
w onlered ejected from the erini
inul division of Ihe district eourt heiv
today by Ju.lgo W. I. Wriicht. Tln
court V netion whm tuken when l.ind
icy coiitrnilieliNl NtntementH innile by
Attorney . I. J. Sullivan. u-iinr m oliort
mil etnptintii' term, mul grubUil Sul
livan Itv tin eml.
Sullivan was prewnting aiviimenN
fur the ilcleiixe in the euHe of I-Vwiil:
L. l(oe. on triul churned with eou
iiray to mm .ludjre Lindnev. lit
hud devolfd coikHidemlile time t
criticism ot LimUey, the rneeiitim;
witnotM, in the eiMirxu of which he de
clared LimiIm'v toured the country
on iwj Hint should be devoted In
"tHXiwyei' Imi-iiic," delieri!iv lec
turer in which he iiiallgnt.l Deliver
and i- Kntlr.
At tin- point Liiulev inli jutcd,
"You are delihrrntelx Ivinir ubont i
me; yon enn't lie nbout me; you're n
lint!" started toward Snlliviiu ami
grabbed liim by I lie coat.
Court bailiff, MirHiig to each mnii
to prevent further demontrntion anil
under the uourt't tinier took Judge
LiniUey l'nuu the room. Ir. Liud
M'y nml sioqie of the attaches of
Lintlsey's court present went out with
l.int.
VILLA DESERTER
KL PASO, Texas, Oct. 14 General
Tomas Ornelns, military commander
of .Inures, crossed the Uio Grande
and retired from the Villa govern
ment today, according to reports at
the international bridges.
Guuerul llttnavldcs, chief of staff
of Genornl Villa, who Is in Juarez,
said that he, Donnvldos, had beon in
structed to escort Ornolns to Ctuuts
Grandos for a conference with Gen
ornl Villa. Ornolas was to have been
accompanlod by a body guard nud
returned to Juarez In thrco days. It
was denied that Ornolas had crossed
to tho United States, but ho could not
bo found in Junrez.
"It is not claimed that the auction ,
system of the largest eastern cities
when properly used will dojiway with
the need of Jobbers'," wrltos Arthur
M. Geary, who Is to speak at Med
ford Saturday aftoriloon at tile pub-,
lie library, "but" it will greatly f hor- j
tn the route from tho producers to
the consumers. At. the present lime i
a 'largo share of ithc apples of the
northwest are sold by theflssoRtations ,
through large receiving applo job- f
bers. who In turn sell to smaller joh-1
bevs. who In turn sell to the retailers j
j vho In turn finally dlrttrlbiHe them,
among th oonsmnarsi. Tho plea of
! the auction companies is to nllow .
l.irge Jobber and small Jobbers and J
oven retailors who handle a'stiffl-l
cieitt quantity of fruit to have an I
equal ehftneo at tho supply of apple !
through their pubtlu sain system.
"No wonder thoro nro hundreds of
'Jobbers in the ITnltod States who now
handle oranges and lemons, pineap
ples, grapes, pears, plums, prunes and
chorrles who do not doal In box Hp
plos. As several of these small job
bers In Ilostou. Cincinnati, Cleve
land and Now York have told nie,
they do not want to doal through
their largo rivals who not only soil
tn them, but also to their customers.
The finest package of fruit grown
will not find a buyor If it has not n
salesman.
"Tho California ond Florida asso
ciation; of growers insist upon the
Inrge Jobbers buying their r :'! -
nt auction in competition with the J
smaller Jobbers who cannot buy In
car lnsd quantities."
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ROME wasnt
Jjiiilt in a day.
Ncitlier was any
thing else worth
while. It takes
nio'n two years to
"build" a lin o'
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COLONEL HOUSE ARRIVES
TO CONSULT PRESIDENT
WARIllNTiTOK", Oct. II. Colonel
K. 1. Hou-e, Pn'-iilnt WiKon- elo.
Lfcng' 'cartifbl ourlnft puts
that jscd'i'Hhe-wood. mcl
liimeit Into Kentucky's
Uurlcy do Luxe Which
males It Vl.LVKT, 'lh'o
Snuntliedt SmoUiuc Tel)e.
cm. Kfc tins uud Sc iiicUl
lined bagti,
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fib-mil
LZicrDCZzrjLrJi:
lnwsii litanmmt
The Real Suffrage
Thought of Women
Motherhood In alj-f uppetmrxit tn uomnn'K ,
tnlml. And "lUi jt come ttiousht of liow
tn rrduc nmi urrrcuiae tbs paliu auj dl
trciuc of tlie orilral.
An external rnnctly, "Motlitr's Friend," tn
lililily rrcummrniletl. HiimlinM of youns
mutlirrs write liow rejolcnl tl, nr. at llio
Btence of mornlnic tlckncn. nrrv imirt. uml
other illtrcc. f!t a hoUte ( r "Mnthtr't
J'rlcnd" nt n- ilnw ntnrt. stmptjr npply It i
oer tl. utomnch mni!c sml rrt .iirl i
of pfrfwt nfrtv nmt comfort ilty and nirM I
Wrlto tn Bruindd nnilntor Co. lot Uimar !
tllilt Atlanta, Ga fur their l.an.Uime and '
I rut rue tiro bonk.
Medford Conservatory
Mvpreloii,' Ynlrh Viiik, Public Speaking, 1'lijslcnl Tnilnlug,.
.mils. i.YNirni: iiovious.
Piano, Musical History, Harmony, Couutcri'olnt.
.MISS IVADHMj KWIXIHilill.
Privato losaons, or classos ot six or more, may be arranged for
at nny time.
Office Heurs: 0 a. m.-12 a. m. COI.MtiOK 1MMI.DING
1 p. m.- G p. m. Phone 10 -I,
LEWIS REAL LEADER
piur.Anici.pin , Oct. u- Fo
ter. the Ited 8ox pitcher, was tho best
butler In the world's serlos, according
to the official averages nnnnunetHl
today. Ills avttruge was .600. "Duf-
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Makes Stubborn Couafts
It Vanlsi in a Hurru
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partment moat com
plete line in Medford.
Prices lowest.
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DRESSMAICINa
PLEATINO
HEMSTITCHING
Done on short notice.
MEDFORD 'S EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS STORE
flurprlilUKlr Coml CuiiRh Syrup
XnuY nuil Chmptr
.Mndc ot IIuiud
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ll .- t 'hlllv ,
ii'innh .it .i '
will it i.. Ilv ' A.,
SoaUhit QmnM U MJfopd ikk
nud lultrr Co.? f ,,
. A. U. Cornell ol tarants Pita la
Lxuul'ug tliv duy In Medfort utlswd
lug to bualaew wHUwrs.
"No trepaM" atgas for Mlo at
Mail Tribute o(rtfl
Hullle li. and UraM N.. rM hvrsttt
owned by uorg U- lwakr. and
bijth woll known to ImmI kors eu
thuslasta. In wvanis vr tlM hoHJi
w'ejtt elroult this (all nMije a go!
slip wing. Doth the abov Iumww -pourml
nt tlie Ja io ronnty fair two
years ago.
Urs. A. ft. and litis l!4s. bl-
rojiraetlc uhyslralans. Itewrt Unliv
ing, ill IOust Mafn St.
)f Hiuie one in jour fsmily bus an eli
minate ioiiIi or u ti.ii I tlirost or rbeitt
cdd that but liceii Imnguig on uud rfutM
to )ii-ld to trvitttui'iit, ui't Iroui uuv dnw
Ktorc t oiiiHtM of llrw.x nd make it
itilo u plat id it nigh jrUp, uud watch
tliut tHItlgll uuili.
1'onr the 124 miners of Piiu l ."()'
niilH worth I into n pint hutUe mid till
tlie Untie with pUm 'lunul.iti.l .u.tr
riii, 'J he t.itul im.i . iili.mt .') i nt i.
ami gives yu a lull piui
supply ot u ml fiTr'iie i
Mutig ef M. A d. ii
oirnHiM a liard sotlgli. ,!' i-tl.v ".- ,
in .) mimiuit- mil uiriviiiiiii. iti'N I ... v
Kwiik iHr(ictIy ami liun u, WaMttiL l.tc
Children like It.
It's reall
snu esanv ll iohwn (lie ilrv
tlllllt itiuirll alil lu-ala tlir luilami'.l in. in
. Iiruiid 111 fl ttuitifiil o,iluli ll .tun jl.mj
fy" l.owjs of the Ponton club was tlw th. foimatioii of phl.vm i tit.- throat
rl Uwtj'or. however, bocttuse he par-1 ",,J K"hhI tuW tlniH emllui tin- pr-
n.i.io.1 i,. n. Df it,. ....i.i. fca... i 7'"","vr"."TT."''"-. " "i'ihiim -r-'M.
....n..v.. ... -v.. ... .rin ........ r n",- iui uraiitniim, WIHt
les waiiiM. Ills KVMraKe was .-14 1.
I.Hdertts of Philadelphia was next
with .I3S.
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CLUSIVE.
ilv r-HNsrKiibi hem pxiwpUv
it I00MN4 tlie dry. ImarKi- or
! WEDDING DELLS
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Thomas 1". NlcboUt of Metlfunl.
and Kva II. 1'srlow of luike Creek,
were niurrtwd VodiMday at I p. in.
at the groom' homt, lot Almond
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for bronvliitw. viiHtnr itiiigu. bruucbiul
Muthtuu uud wboiipiiig t-ougn,
Pluex 1 u priHl aisl hiBhlv ovttafn
trutMl coiiiiHMiiid ( genuine lurt pim
t'M 1 ait, mil in guuiuuol, which it o
111 a line to tin' iitPintiranvii.
AV'.tlll llillll1Utilltl.l..,lt Ik. .l'lu ....!
--. .-. ...-.,,--.......... .... .., ..Mill I'.lli ' -
druggi.t (ur -t uni-r of 1'imx." ami
d" not e, i ,t ali tiling i !. A uaiaiiti;i'
tn -. hit,- iutiii.iariion gia-a with lhl
prrpumt. !! i.r in. ni' i.p.iiii-tlv r luildi'il
a nt" 1 i'ii x 1 tt, ..m n !
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ELACK AND COLORED SILK
HOSIERY 50c
in line with our oHVi'iii tho most
wanted, nowest nioivlmndise at
tho lowest prices of the yearATm
aine selot-tin full fashion Pure
silk Thread Hosiery, toinforeed
liool and too, with Utile garter
top, made in all now shades and
rua ran teed to give satisfaction,
at only, per pair - 50
SMARTLY TRIMMED
TAILORED AND DRESS
HATS, VERY SPECIAL
AT $6.95
Voh't't Hat, just what mom
woman wants. Hero :ue t'io
smartest fall fashions in
small, closo-f.ittinjj and ia .'
hats, in black and color -,
trimmed with stool, head-,
ribbons ami noYidty ostrii ;.
feather effects. This sm-cial
price for two days ouh.
at 0.ft5
T()o iaTi: 10 ciassii'r.
WANTnirf-lWy or jiohnk w.tn ltli
motore i to d il Ivor iwimrs. A i
pl tu Office. ;.
WAXThJl) To rHt, hMriHi aHt4 bugit
fr Hfftit Hrlvii. AdilrtsM .
fr Mail Trlfcuue, lit. ,
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TAKKX I'P-Xow In otly pound '
black JanMy muley bull Owitoi
Mil lltiln'a tabl aud pay ekargva
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WANTED T rNt, dwMrta irouml
for garbagw. rtiHti IktHJ. 17.
UOfT- To UbW olotto t m Jap I
aM UtUBdry. ttotura l Mail Tri
Umi IW Mwant.
WANTKD Will rut iMIm a
sfaiMt. PkM 6J. 1T
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NEW BATH ROBE BLANKETS $2.00 TO $3.50
.1tV.ih!i . f Those MlanUot K'obes are made fiiiin uioMt oxtiuusite
'. Int.. I. ..I m 4B ..... ... .
; j. ,ualitY in now ami distuutno patterns and rich eo
( opinj!, in kivix's, vitcji, wine, navy, brown every
i X blanket has two toned colored back, comes with gir-
.. die and tofcsel ti in;it'li.
WOOL KNAP COTTON BLANKETS
Come jn beautiful combination plain and broken
plaid, looks like wool, wears like wool and feels like
wool, prhfo. per pair, only $13.50
BABY BLANKETS
CnmeN In wlii to with assorted color borders, verv
S1.25
UMBRELLAS 80c
Ladies' and (ientlomeu's Stool Kmi, Caramon Kramo,
rainproof, assorted new stle handles, ahvas soltl
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CHILDREN'S SLEEPING GARMENTS 59c
Children '.s fJorsoy Knit Kloeoed Lined jbeavy Sleep-
ing Clarmonts, very soft and warm, comes in 'sizes up X
to 14, well worth 7V, ptcial only 5f) Xt
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NOTION SPECIALS
Jliirh 'n& Uut .Dolting, wlute.tv llk l Sfu.
Mil", pw bolt , .09, 10$, lSi?
roft uxeMAKtm
wnvKfltau.
Im
Uhirtt MMliy
NO iH'Kl'.N I .'. II
DR.. RICKERT
v iTiido Simp Kastonor
!.'. (Umd.ynfetY Pins 0r
" i'.x Hair Nets with elastic for...
:l j-.iii" Ctmlu'i.- Dross Shields for
Dm m-s lb rni m? Cotton, per hall
Kiki 'ivs CriM-hot Hooks, with cap cover
; I v imv Uu-kc Si .Nil KiikIimIi 'otton Tupe, 1 t. ." 5
j IJ'ii ...ilitU' Apron, matte from 'A. V. . uthain 01
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LADIES' UNION SUIT 49e
Fleeced Lined Ribbed Cuiou Suit, hili ueck, loiur
sleeves ankle length or Dnlch m,-k H4id elbow
sleeves, regular Too value, special onlv 49
NEW CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIfiPS
Wo aro showing special as.muimciii ndvaiiet jatterrn
.AsKortmour 1 Ladies' All Linen with new combina
tion colors, livnch embroidered and lace edjfp, spe
cial price, each 9;- for 50?
Asortiuout '2 Children's Fancy Hoxor, H embroid
ered edge Handkerchiefs for 15
W doj. Uulios' Kine Whife I laJullcorchitrf. miarter-im-U
lieui, with embroidered oiihi', i"egnlai value
each, s)tecil, only f 5
Hoys' AII-LiiH'ii llaialkercluefs, muirter-inh h.-m,
each 25
Men's extia fim I int n Handker hief, full -ie.
iiiarter-iii'h In in j j-,,,. 25
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