ijBffWMB'w""." "' ' -"n."u wrzsm
rty
"
. -ixj.ai...arz&a.
.
lata Woolen Mill Store
''I
lbs just added to their already fine
SSsortment, over Eleven Hundred Pol-
?
Jlars worth of Hats in the new styles
and can safely say that they carry the
largest stock of Hats in the state,
Portland excepted. Step in and see
iVpm. They are easily shown for we
lave 500 hats on display in. our new
hat case, and no two alike of the same
size, and many more styles which there
is toot room to display. We are al
ways headquarters for Woolen Blankets
Flannels, etc. Re,PMerOljrNcw Location.
PEACE
IS IN
SIGHT
Boers Drop Demand
for Independence
British Concessions of Politic
al Rights.
Make Peace Probable
Soon.
Very
(Salem Woolen Mill Storel
24-256 Commercial 't.. Salem, Oregon. U
' ' Rj
Epjoy Reading
onlv. uet uront iileiuiire from reading whoso ovoa tire rlnht. If
natural cme nro dcfcctivu ii imlr of glasses, properly Sited will bring them
lo perfeGtlVUiIon for you. Our fltlius. vour uvea wilt inako them comfortable.
Wejarejnow fitted up in our now location to giro oye troubles out attention
your
back
A
i
V
a
Scientific jOpllclan.
&
Herman W, Barr
I20 State Street
-
Repairing
Watch.,.
Of Hid finest workmanship la a
branch of our biiidnoaa that wo givo
special uttuntlou to. Our repairing
ilupartuiuiit id conducted with tho
utmost ciuo and skill, diamonds aro
repot, and Jowulry of all kinds is re
paired in tiio most porieot manner,
besides optical work of all kinds.
C. T. Pomeroy
2 38 Coon St.
Watchmaker and Optician
For Colds, Grip, etc.
You will ll nd tie (una l!u,uurs wo Bell in
valuable. II you have them in tl e
house ready for uto you will cave doc
tor's bills. Wo uuaruuteo tin purity of
all our I'quore. You'll find tho old ryo
whiskey Ty sell especially good.
J. P. ROGERS,
2I8-222
Commercial
Street.
Wholesale and Retail Llauor Dealer
Am vtekdam, Jan. 21. lioera hero havo
practically decided to walvo thoquo.tiou
of indopondonco in their ondoavor to
eocure peace in Bouth Africa. Groat
gloom pervades tho headquartors hero
nnd at llalversum. The protni.o of
Chamberlain that theru would bo no
confiscation of Boor property, that am
nesty will bo extended and political
rights restored Booms to reduce tho
question to a point whora agreement ia
possible. Ono ntumbllng block Is Do-
wot and tho other Boors who remain in
tho field.
Monster Petition
WibiUNaTo.v Jan. 21. Ex-assistant
aecrotnry of tho Interior Wobator Davis
is hero with a petition containing two
hundred thousand signatures expressing
sympathy for tho 'Boors. Tho petition
will be presented to congress.
Joe Defends Himself.
London, Jan. 20. Tho flrat important
dobato of tho season began in tho Houso
of Commons tonight, on an amendment
moved by Frederick Cowloy, Liberal, to
tho address In reply to tho speech from
tho throno. Tho dobato oillod out Mr.
Chamborlaln, who epoko vigorously in
defonso of tho Boor War. Ho mado tho
significant atatoment that if Lord Rosc
bory's speech intimated tho Boora be
lieved thoy could win a ropotitlon of
Lord Kitcbnor'fl torma, he wished to in
form them that thoy woro mistaken.
Mr. Chamberlain assorted. Iiowovor, that
the governments programme was not
one of extermination. Tho Boors, he
had already been offoted terms tho li
berality of which surprised oven Eng
land's most Govero ciltlcj. Since thoy
had been rejected, tho govurnmont did
not purposo to ombarrans itaolf with a
further ppocific offer.
Mr. Labouchero, Liberal, declined to
euppurt the amondmunt of Mr. On wley,
becauso it ptedged tho Llboraln to vot
aupplioa for the war.
John Dillon, Irish Nationalist, pro
posed to omit that cluuso of tho amend
ment piovidlng funds to carry on tho
war, and to add a c'nuso denouncing tho
policy of tho concentration campa.
This was rejected by a vote of 83 to 04.
PICTOU
JWINE
AFIRE
Six Men
Dead and
jured
Ten In-
"
rinsls to certify i Brouiny
fOreoM i
r .of AUrfJm
ti "a en, Oie, An; 11 ,150
wt o(On
iwmjr
Mpplcd.'aaMany Years an Invalid.
o wooiu laeucjpn ' t m 'nnu conit , uitvuuu.
About fourteen yearn uueo at nlnu yert of age
nut wUhnai.cciU.nl wan li cmueatu Injury
imrpluoiimtpo.vic bono wtiloa reulttl In
to forma loiTui huni et ulioulilcrs nd hip, &
lortoulng o ttio wm and dl.placem.nt or lu
ra.t otKu. and fcboru-uliu ol ubout two
lfbiMotuuB Jlini' between tint knee and hl.
i additloit to the outward appearance of mr
jdjr u adore detcrlbed in March 1WW I vm
txenwiuiftteuro auacic ol La urippe rroin
i effect if vrlcli Ikutft-mt greailr with my
iag and btart, aua utiiuiu Atay 1MI cut)
i aud befjau trcauat-itt wild Dr. J. K Uook my
xuUUau mm about ai follews: Could per
ra tu manual labor, i ould not itoop to plok
lyUtlugftota tho floor, could cut about the
iUm only with dldiculty, and Kettlug- up italn
at aa.1 to 4mnoaIhio, could ewe ray llrnbt
lr wkhUlMeufty andoueoftbem wa muoh
Med, 'Wyaerrouatjtaui wan badly wreokial.
fit eeMMKoil mjvit puiu on Iudki and hvart,
itMurtlhieauUt sleep only In broken ipelli,
!BBgpBwaya4il;ieu almost couvtautana
"l'iOTj!BteSiirunci in abort I was a muoh
f VSBXtX. "wy to my attaok of la
npfwISjtctau-a orer a period of year by
iy jlyjWIii!i t no erTci uve purpose.
N fMil appuaranco ai thit time U
ralghljfc Ma batk aa aayono. My wastod
jab MjtuffSJo uorraftl lm aud but liule more
jib tail an lBch laoner than tnu other, tlare
tmitoifGt VafltmDi and cau go up lUin one
rt aAer-tfati other w.th ptirfeot ease. My
AND
I'iotou, Cole: Jan. '-'I. Gas oxplor
lou yottorday in tho minos of tho Colo
rado Fuel and Iron company reunited
in at least six deaths and eorloua in
jury to lonpeoplo, Tim mine hi now
birniritf and it is feared that others are
cut off by the flames.
WEEKLY
REPORT
OF BOERS
in tho dark. Had ho boon given a chance
ho could havo mastered any man In tho
houso. M"iisoh was among tho first to
leavo, Tho noxt mernius: ho was ar
rested and charged with the murder.
Off was a member of what was then
kuown ns tho "Loulavlllo Dragoon Com
pany," which in the early days of ro
( construction did scouting work in tho
county. Tho company, ono hundred
strong, attended tho funeral fully armed.
Aa soon as tho services at tho grave
woro concluded tho company took up its
march, but not to tho armory. Thoy
wanted Monach. Thoy rode downtown
with all their war cqulpmonts, but thoy
did not roach tho jail, Tho jailer had
boon wnrijod, and ho had promptly sum
moned Jnotigh holp to mako n hard fight.
Tho olllcera of tho military company In
tho mean tlmo, on tholr downtown
march, had been informed that tho jailer
waa ready for them. Thoy halted and
rodo back to tholr armory.
For two and a half yean thoro wbb a
great lean! battlo, and thou Monech was
convicted. On Saturday, Aug. 20, 1870,
the day before ho waa to havo boon aon
toncod to dio, tho condemnod murderer
and fivo other prisoners wore missing.
All savo Monech wero captured. Tho
authorities until rccontly novor again
hoard of him, Mr. Monach never
doubted her hnaband'a lnnocenco. For
yean sho lived only on tho hope of Boo
ing him. Two weeks ago, worn out,
hopolesi, hoartslck, tho woman died
Tho next day after hor death came a lot
tor to hor eon, now 30 years old, from
the father bo had never soon.
PANAMA
PROJECT
DIFFICULT
Colombia Makes Un
reasonable Proposals
Wants to Give Only a
Years Lease.
WAS
BUT A
FIASCO
200
Isthmian Commission Refuse
to Accept.
COLONEL
KNIGHT
TALKS
Upon
His Return
London.
Where He Assisted in
cuting a Duke.
From
Prose
Washington, Jnn.'Jl. Tho difficulties
in tho way ol tho accoptanco by the
United States of tho Panama canal of
for aro IncrsaBing. Colombia wants
to mako a loasn of the routo for two
hundred years with tho privllegoof
ronowal but tho Isthmian ComniUaton
insists on a Icaeo in perpetuity.
MAY0R
STOPS
GAMES
Pendleton Must be a Good
Town.
Great Battle of Pana
ma a Fake
Made Mountains Out of Mole
Hills.
List of
Casualties
Numerous.
is not
Panama, Jan. 21. Tho losses In yos
torday'a Imttlo nro muoh lighter than
tho first reports indicated. Tho govern
mont forces had ilvo killed, and four
woundod. Soventcen revolutionists woro
wounded. The number tholr dead Is tin
learned but can not be beyond ten. All
iequlot.
...flngel
CHOCOLATE CREAA1S
...Are made only at...
Kitchener Gives Details
His Work.
of
Mtle itttttiUieuiuir
lttaMV i&uigoi about and do pretty
&;s
iun sloop o the floor
ulaildilo tirt-Uv mush
tM'WjthiDa- r. .. t w ll people oan do.
hmii tpicuaia , tiwrp souudiy and am
!yTIe(ib a (uiu.
r.ilrod i i)r i ook'a family for nearly
hate eej r.jrri of the effect ol bla
upon otcor. and can truly and
toomm"nd the iHiotor and nil mud-
all la any May afflicted.
a uvatucnt in tnu ease waa trnoi-
mi It aanicat UuuedlM. eonutu-
laiiicrtd hu leturl ui th use
a . icai aDDllanen or ulhcr methud
belnj.inplojed
Li J J.N ROjKN'UAUM.
enbaum nat livnd in thii rietuity
ec,
v V
114 State Street-
TRY THEM.
X
Tv
CHARGES
AGAINST
METCALF
He Says are Laid by Political
Enemies.
Wamtinoton, Jan 21. Colona! Wilder
Mot a'fo, who ia to be Pension Agonl for
Kanras, and is bing held up on obarge
that he kt!lel a Filipino while tho latter
waa on his kneos begging for tnuroy, was
iinaril in Ilia nwn hlialf Ihia innrnlni
ffifflEFSZtSfi U' lha F'ension Commissioner. He gave
tne story a positive denial, and accused
bis political euemi&s and fornr.nr mHui
btra of the Twentieth Kanms who wro
jealous of him, of responsibility for the
chariret.
Ono vrtnesa toatifie! that three mem-
London, Jan. 21. Kitchoner Breporta
that continual rains have delayed opera
tions during tho last woek. Tho I3oer
casualitiea during the past week are
thirty-one, killed, thirteen wounded,
and ono hundred aud seventy captured,
forty-one, surrendered. The recent
operations have greatly scattered the
Transvaal Boors.
WANDERS
MANY
YEARS
Nkw Yoke, Jan. 21. "Tho Ddko of
Manchester married Miaa Zimmerman
becauso he was a bankrupt and needod
money," 8o declared Colonel N. It.
Knluht. fathorof Mlsa Portia Knight,
whou bo Alighted from tho Atlantic Lino
etoaraship Mesala. "Ho paid ardent
attention to my daughter," tho Colonel
continued, "when alio waa on tbo atttgo
In Loudon. Sho finally camo to tho
conclusion that ho was tri
lling with her and being heartbroken,
eho went to Franco, wherosho ontorod n
convont. Ho wroto hor many lot tors and
nearly every one said If aho did not re
turn to him ho would commit suicide.
Thinking ho waa sincere tho quit the
convent and returnod to Loudon. Then
tho Duko wont to Paris where ho met
Mifas Zimmerman aud hor nun t arranged
tholr nmrriago. It was a caeo of urgent
nocd of a few dollara on tho part of a
ecion of nobility and thoy were married.
Prior to this time ho wroto mf daughter
heartbreaking letters. "
Schley at
the Capital
WAHiiiNriTON, Jan. 21. Admiral
Schley and wife arrived hnro this morn
lug from tho Bouth. They will go to
Chicago this week, where tho Admiral
ii expected to make rt atatoment of na
tional Interest regarding tho Sampson
Schloy conttovory.
Tho Admiral's ai rival was unostenta
tious, only a few fiidifds being iu wait
ing. Admiral Schloy said ho had an en
joyable visit and that his health waa
aploudid.
Later in tho day tho Admiral had a
conferenco with his counsel, Itayuor.
During this conferenco Schloy ap
provod of the appea' as drawn up by
Raynor and decided to (tut it Into Proil
dont Roosevelt's hands this afternoon.
Speculation on Roosevelt's action ou
Schloy'a appeal will have a froo baud
today. The genoral opinion here, how-
over, ia that tho President will do nolh
ing without consulting the Cabinet,
Pkndi.kton, Or., Jan. 20. T. G. Hal
loy, Mayor of IVudloton.and District At
torney of tho Sixth Judicial District,
roadeadoflnlt announcement today, Ho
purposos to cIomo all gambling games lu
this city at ouco. As to bawdy houBoa
ho will closo thorn only on complaint.
Thin la tho uutcorao of tho recent agita
tion over tho pollco department nnd Ha
alleged corruption in receiving monoy
from lawbrcakcra. Argumenta lu tho In
junction caso brought by Chief Heath
man attacking tho city charter havo
been postponed until tomorrow.
Sixty minutes after tho Mayor's an
nouncement appeared ovary gamo in tho
city voluntarily closed. Ownora nnd
their employes stood around .dlicuasinrf
tho situation. From pioneer days open
gambling had continued uninterrupted
ly'. Mayor Halloy eaid: "I am going to
stop gambling in Pendleton. If tho city
cannot run ita municipal affairs without
rovenuos from gambling houses, it will
havo to stop. Rut it ia a mistakon Idea
that a town cannot bo run without gam
bling. Sotnu say It will injure tho town
if gambling ia stopped, but that is not
truo. Men who now fpond inenoy at
gambling could pay their dobta and mako
a better buslnosa town, Now that tho
movement li btnrted, I am not going to
slop until all gambling has touted."
SEVEN"""
BURNED
TO DEATH
They Caused
Two Deaths
San Fuakcihco, Jan. 21. Uugone J,
Robinson, a pollroman who waa shot
last night for interrupting tho work of
throo burglara died thla morning. Adolph
Albormoyor, n patient in tho city hospital
hearing tho shooting, in his delirium
jumped trotu a window to instant death,
tocecapo fancied pursuers.
MARCONI
TURNED
D0WN
Yankee Girl Gives Him the
' Mitten.
Inventor Sails for 'Europe
Wednesday.
Nkw Youk, Jan. 21. Signor Marconi's
engagement to Miss Josophlno Holdo
man, of Indianapolis has boon broken at
tho lattor'a requott. No roaaon la as
signed. Marconi sails for Kuropo tomorrow.
THREE
PAY THE
PENALTY
Eye for Eye and Tooth
Tooth.
for
Kansas City, Jan. 21. Albert Garth,
a young nogro, was hanged hero today
Terrible Fatality in aLumber n;tl o;;.0' '',8 Bff00l,'oarlhl'ln8
camp.
HAMin.fiTON, Va. Jan. 21 Seven men
woro burned to death In neamp operated
by tho Otter Oreuk Lumber Company
oarly this morning. Tho dotalla of tho
disaster aro unobtainable but it la kuown
that sovoral have perlaheci and a num
ber woro injurod in jumping from tho
building whoro all wero neleop at tho
tlmo. A rescue party has gono to the
acono.
CITY
Strange
Tale of
Murderer.
Escaped
llru.ii f tie turwttiiuE sUhttaeni.
N KoabNil.ttlU. father.
ttUANlUUKIeON,
A V. KiMKNIUDU.
IftEdlWoril u, bcfnru ma this 341h
mu.
Ched, W. W. II A IX,
By A XcCUUWCn. Wi-iiy.
UHJMtr Wt-rk.
?iirimpnt li-ia flnalrv amoatiinii I bera of lha KaiiMa Utn-linpnt uliawpie
w: ;. ... ' . .rv i. . .. " .. . ;.... ": i
a J. j p-iUt uoiuauarouuit noil t bv " uuarxe oi iwe ruipiuo niitonere wiu
ooQinellfu to put them to dadUi veiNf
Ihfy efuied to a worn pany tkeai Met
oalle, oa tie witnew bland said lie waa
not prtweut aud know notLlug aWtit the
affair.
K-iLkor of Portland.
I.ooncy and W J. Clarke of
rero in town .Mouday ueelnK
Ioibvillk, Jan. 21. After being a
fugltlvo .from justice for thirty-two
years with a conviction of murder hang
1 ig over his head, John P, Moueoh, alius
John P. Httiltb, is teekiug a pardon ol
Kunluoky'a Oovernor, that ha may re
turn to Ida home in Louisville and die
surrounded by his children. Mooich, or
Smith, and George Off on a Sunday in
the summer of 1887 were drinking in a
saloon In this olty.
tiuddeuly tho Ihjbta ware extinguished.
It was bat weon 7 and 8 p. m., and twoor
thro toinut a passed before the lamps
wero relighted. Lying upon tho floor,
the blood guthing from a knife wound,
was OU. When bit frknd raaahed his
ktdu he was dead.
Ttie crowd was bewildered, Not an
angry word had been hard. There had
Utn no Btruugle. Off bad baen stabbi d ( itory.
I BLEW
UP THE
MAINE
A Spanish Cowboy Confessed
to the Deed.
Sioux Uitv, la,, Jan. 21. Muoh that
Manuel do Silvia Braga, a Spanish cow.
boy on Bob Yago'a ranoh, near the I'lue
Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, told
concerning bla experioncea in tho Span
iih war waa put down aa romance until
he made the aatartion, while with con
vivial companions, that he had blown
up tho batlle-ahip Maine in Havana
Harbor,
Yago investigated and found papora
which indicated that Biaga, who ia but
ler known hereabouts as "Cyclone Pete,
waa formerly a Spaulsh army officer.
According to Rraga'a story, he became
angry at Uen, Way ler during the lattor'a
rule in Cuba, and for epite concluded (o
preoipitato war between Spain and the
United States.
He got through the lines in diegufae,
he saya, aud touched the button which
aunt the Maine to the bottom of the bay.
His avoount of the adventure tolli how
he ecoaped to the United States, landing
at New Orleans, Au organization of
business men has been formed to confer
with tbo authorities in regard to Braga'a
LAID
IN RUINS
Jurt'KiuioN' Cirv, Mo., Jan. 21, J, L.
Craft, waa lmugud in the penitentiary
hero today for tho murder of a guard
whom hu killed while attempting to
escape.
WiLKtfiiiiAitKK, Pa., Jan. 21. John
Lutz, wlfo inurdorer, was hanged here
this mornlag. Just aa tho ropo was
being adjusted Lutz cried "O, don't.'
noollapsed,
Chilpancingo Mexico is Quite
Destroyed.
Cirv or Mexico, Jan. 21. The latoat
dispatches ' from Chilpanciugo report
over (100 housea destroyed and that Iho
city la a complete ruin. Tho Mexican
government la making etrennous efforts
to reliovo tho distresa. In tho moiin
tains three tnilou from Chilpanclngo
another volcano haa boooinu active, Tho
country people aro groatly terrifl k1,
Salmon Men
to Combine
Taooma, Jan, 21 Preliminary nego
tia tons have begun for syndicating all
the Fraser river talmou canneries valued
at several niillious, Uoverntuent reatric
tlons together with the Amerlean Sai
nton Trust compels owners to get to
gether for mutual protection.
f
The Portland Sehool district tax levy
la 2 0 10 mills.
General Alban waa killed in tho naval
battle with Panama, Monday,
China is again in the throws of a revo
lution. It ia not, howevei.exeeeled to
prove ae ius to the peoe of the world.
General Bell will push lite war in
Batangas with great severity.
The annual eonventlen of the United
Mluoworbert of Amerlean U In session
at Indianapolis.
DEATH
CAME
SUDDENLY
A Eugene Character Crosses
the Bar.
Kuoh.sk Jan. 20. George Rubarts,
commonly kuown as "Whispering
George," a well known aud eccentric
character about town, died suddenly
from heart trouble in McGulro'a Ninth
atroet restaurant this afternoon shortly
before ono o'ulock.
Rubarts waa eating dinner in tho res
taurant. Tho waitresses noticed him
gasping for breath and acting strangly
and thought ho waa drunk They notified
W. 0. McGuIre, proprietor of the restau
rant, who at once knew that
tho man was nick. Ho waa
placed on tho floor and physicians sont
for. Drs King, Brown and Atwocd toon
j arrived and found him sinking fast with
heart trouble, Restoratives woro ap
plied but with no avail, and tho man
breathed his last at 1:10 o'clock,
j Thotonhusaw Rubarts around town
this morning eay that he appeared In his
usual good health and he was working
eurly in the morning, sweeping out a
saloon. Doath cawe suddenly and with
out warning,
RubarU came to Kugene from Albany
about 10 yeariago.and since coming here
has earned a living by doing odd jobs
around town, sueh as sweeping out sa
loons, sawing wood. etc. Ho was a single
man and wai aged 65 year. He has two
brothers down in Lincoln county, and '
his father waa formerly owner of a saw
mill at Albany. While he was rather
eccentric, he was harmless and waa
known to all who have occasion to be '
down town a great deal, '
ml- "r
r
BAKING
POWDER
Made from Grape Cream of
Tartar, and Absolutely Pure I
'if !.
Highest award, Chicago World's Fair.
Highest tests by U. S. Gov't Chemists.
TRICK OAKINQ POWDER 00.,
CHlCAOO.
ImlUtlon baking powden ' ttiejtly tried
irommm. mey my con itu p pound.
hi net
but their uie it at (he cost
health.
WESTERN
MEN-UNITED
In
Approving Hansbrough's
Arid Land Bill.
Wasiunqton, Jan. 21, In tho Bonato
thla morning In presenting his bill tor
Irrigation of a id lands Hansbrough an
nounced that tho moasuro had mot tho
unanimous approval of a sponlal com
mltteo of Western Senators nnd Repre
sentatives which had the framing of tho
bill In charge.
Wakiunciton, Jan. 21. Tho President
today annouucod hla determination to
nominate Robort OroBoir to bo United
States attornoy for Idaho. Tho Presi
dent to.'ay aont to tho Senate tho non 3
iuatlon of Presley M. Rixoy to bo chief
aurgoou of tho navy. Rlxoy personally
attonded MuKluloy for the last atx yoara
ol tho inartyrod president's life,
Tho Bonato CommlBMon on Immigra
tion gavo n hearing today to reprcsonta
fives ol tho various Interests upon tho
quebtlon ol Chinese immigration. Sam
uol Gompera demanded ita re-enact
mont. John Foord, ol tho Asiatic Abho
elation, epoko In opoltlon to oxclutdun
bills, saying that tho United Stntos waa
interested lu being on good torma with
China.
Union Men
are Crooked
tho mino workers' convention when
MollioMoiedlth, a former employe at
the national offices, prcsonted written
charges against President Mitchell and
Secretary Wilson alleging that thoao of
ficors did not report to tho convention
all of tho defalcations ol formir Bee
rotary Plorco.
Indianapolih, Jan. 21. A great sen
sation was created at today'a Bosnian ol 154 State Street
Hair Falls
It doesn't take much of
Ayer's Hair Vigor to stop
falling of the hair. This
is because it is a regular
hair-food, feeding and nour
ishing the hair and making
it grow thick and heavy. It
always restores color to gray
hair all the dark, richxolQfi.
I have used your Hair Vigor, off
and on, for 30 years. I am now over
GO years of age, have a good held of
hair and not a alnglo gray hair.
Mrs. L. Wilbur, Wayland, N. Y.
tl. All d.-ujtUli. J. C. AYCB CO.. Uwtlt, Hi
A c.vo U onn to coma before the Bap
romo Court to tost tho validity ol tbo
Chinese exclusion act.
X FRESH TODAY A
Chocolate Chews
Peppermint Chews
AND
...Peanut Taffy...
AT
Ellis &
Zinn's
Phonal 8 74
Walt for our annual
IWIfllTEiFfllRi
It will be the greatest one we ever held--We are now
making preparations-It will take.place as
soon as all the white goods arrive
3
C;
jc. X j6. 17V J-)
Only During Our Sale
An early shipment of Kal-Kal and
Crystal Corl Bilks; all thla eeaion'a
nrndiictlon. have lust armed ia
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enormous quantities at our (tore.
tlniH enabling us to onen tne lux
season with an unnrecedentad piwr
1 surpassing in variety and aUrMtto
any of our previous displays, and,
putting lorward by far tuo urwt-
est Bilk Values of the Scasop
WEDNESDAY'S SAJb3El
Our 45th Wednesday Surprise Important Offer
Tomorrow wo will plaeo on ealo a veray extensive line o( GREY
WOOLEN RLANKBTB that formerly Bold for 1.00 and .WJ,r BOff
.OS a pair
Kvery houaoho.'d needa blauketa; wo know llj that la why ?"?Jl'!
exceptional offer at this season of the year.
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TWO PAIR 10 A OUaTOMIiK-NONE 10 MERCHANT
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