20, xoo6

, vate

uv imui nrssonnti, srsonnmoi..

1i\¢ H011’ that I Eliot Brandes, have to iielmits und llvo in thai.- t li you, is true; lrtiieve it or not, as you ‘i°“l\ “Hd llrow from the

W itiariiired cxorizrh [that my heart la still

u s sci eri a y 8 r mem"-Yr ini' fmm

“Hx D? Imyard yghffkaio ‘ps sumgleg “ii ii"1i»HDeaks of the iiettiness of the

' pi’ °l°” °'i |“'°i`*'-iliilv world away below nie, }

“nie our guns au extra rubbing, looked found there in that unbelleveablo land i DVI., ||y backs “mi I|.,I,|n8 umIIIe‘p.,,k°d llfeasue sometimes remotely touch it nur vnlises, and bought three tickets that in sweat Ymgue dreams. Add ~ilD‘ii“5 ii' irrdirntr-rl as our destliiatiolr little and meuut love; and love m“m‘M"I°]‘ V

faatnesaes came plnis such won

'A \Vlio was shei Huw carrie she thcref _

luruly lsintion in the prreasewoudlund I ,I0 not know

_ I did not ask Only I

il f il f

:.i_'_':.';:‘:'..._";.“;_;:.§_‘;.:“°“M NW" -»r~f-. my

t ll tl ll

'l‘licro no found the new lurorunn ofthe E tperd oF([5:)i';;"'l*:n‘; iiiiii ORB thing that

Chile X() ranch wailing for us wlvii I uworld woum ,muy iriilr of big |.rn.~y riiuies hitcikd ton giny “Oh Mmm, hmriglmfom ililgw ww n~ rlurii lrurkI»onrd,and uo felt that our umm Buch hours or glormea me hours oiiiuiltlinii hr-nrini. I‘Iir- forty iiriie ride WIIBIDE WMI u node ilrinugh rcirllus ofiienvy road ariiid sand “MII hum wmhud my bmw “nh lm rli|rn»'.,ririr|ii<.ro~s cerncntlikoiiliaiiiirits uhm "ng", Mun I go “ut ,nw um “i““"`ii‘° l"""fi""i“ "°i‘°“‘i “S “ 9' unknnwri, eternity uoxzl adrift on The |ii.uilied burn iioor, and over upland bw DISIIEM Ship* '

siielrlics grriicled ultli rough particles ,,g,I|uI MmIeI,MmI":_I

ufiuhrirriu rack, rrrid down iiapebrusii

iniuud the urili of wcuieiri day's end

of his ueicorrie.

we lounged and went to lied-

.I-I,u|,,U|¢in|it wus fresh In my uiirid -

wlrriii I awoke, however: and Iill i|\l'0“ili\ iliu rar-_ly rriorriinlt-liillit ns I rorlo ull i~i"’ an-reps of Moran mountain, wllfire i liiifi

i-iiosen riiy dir.y's hunting lo lie. i-li" An ihouizht of tho lilriden luke of the liclghis In uns wltli mo. Presently I foupld lilly lie

lrursie following n well-warn tru tra

bound its way tiiruugii tile I'\liZlI'2li“¢‘¥5 DR. pil. "i Lili! ll\0\ll1i-i\i“'9. i'“|'"_"ii‘ "ml L9 th” There is a new life ahead for cvrrgi 1-duo of the eiiil`s, from wiicncol coulll siiiici-er from rhounrntlc rirrisnn who iin» lrrrlr down into 1\ ,hnsin so fresh, and "QI

irrecri,nnrl beautiful, lilllifi °"“i‘i‘i’ my iimiirinlprolossiun of rnnnyurrtions. iwontir nn I snw.lIere in this grim, ci'iigilY Tho uiisncnkrrlrie arrgrilsii of rheunin~

ruoirniiiin was a spot anpcriritlvciy lovrily, lic

nurlrlch with the vcrduro that tho aaillilc- Elililient ww Is ,,85“,_e,I_ In so ,naug- uuiri always seeks. Did Meigils rea Y |,|,g know oi no exisinnoor l’ll

I nut my horse there at the rlui of this 35°

1-ur-Iianted vaio, nmi iookml into its

i'i-rigs and cliffs walled it in; il half dozen 0; atreaurs in suoh wise finding their way ° our this rkyiand paradise. Pines izrmiiwd themselves throughout the Rllitla Bl0i1GS~ and near tl\o'valiey's oenter they oiroled a_ siroct of water that, clear and unrlppiefi. F

iny lovely in themornlng sun.

I rode down tho trail. Yeh i

found nothlniti sl.m|ig¢~, ii. ‘ seemed, in ivlint was so strange ri thing. My RU" lay unheedorl across my ian. but I fii'i not than oonsidcr my ioraclfuiness ot the

iiuriioso that brought ine' thither.

'rhoiisightsofperlsotpearel The sky- ii n‘s riiis nr. ones. They w I New"

innrlofabsoirgg repose! Far from salt .v

| i r - ri ur br i" _ _ sr cn. 2‘f.';"”5¥2.?.‘L”7'.Il"'f.""ii.1Zn “i’.».._ f.'.l'.i..:2.”<‘>‘_..'.'.Ti'“U.’§. 2.. ‘l?.'.i°i<i...i..M __ and whore the winds that love the Ont.

llut riot till the lcrrnllrenlirg shadows and

.'¢,nrlu,rluirrg|rr|4 tiiorrr vs iiii the wild riot of LI", com "mm “mai

r iliiilliirthoiorius ii holly to dos:-rr nuiisots, `p,'.,,k uw “Uma ur rriiru- upnri the rniicii itself Arid there |,,,e,vcII I," the du

ui the ranch house doorviny stood Ashby ,N I ,udp ,,,,,,__, I Iooked |,,,Lk Almndy l\li|;,L,n, our limi, uniting to uarrn the she IIMI ,IIWUI II rookies of our Iii-mis uiih the lieartirress wmppm In me SIM

the monovs would give iier ti me again?

liociiled at the .vide mouth of a fini' Am; so I rode ,low

ruuon, its large ulfulfn iiclris were vriitered “WI I OI men once In ir. in-uutiful stream whose course luy NCL "MII II.,,““ ilu iuxii the eririori's length under groves my I,,L,n,I8 ,IM I of r iittou woods nrid rqrrikirig nspcus h|_,,,ngI.,,csé of the

'I'iie cieok was stocked-aluio\it over- AI,pIem,, “WI II, ~.|ocl\ed - uitlr uiountuln iiout. In the my IMI( ofhmk ns

glories wi-ie deer ii plenty Antelope III,0ug|,I_I0,,ke,| rniruiinsirlo the ,wire fericos to browse I/,,re,,t I dI,I not

on tiiirnlfxilfii .Arid on thc fnotlillls that mc"

iinrilurii Iliu rurroli were great lliulnr of SII,ep“.,_, I-"I I-I r|u.ilI und sage cliir-heirs to he had fo ,md I,,,,,,,_cI II", Ilia ~ilroot|ii;_» Iifniggs had good iieds, and I,,,p,1I|emc one 'ii r \L'i‘ii0lI'~ 1-00| liiird to hide my A foitriiglit heir-, uilli absolutely no II,,,1,,’,,,,,I|,,,,,Ic,,

disturiilnir 1.-lemrrit, none of the woilr Ifound ,,,),c|I c|I,,,I,I,,g IIIDINIH |,,,’._,r,tS

or uoiiy tlirit ;;ne~i uiiii the bread win I D ,md up I md iimgof our lives, uns almost loo much ,,,,,|Io,II,l hyh, in rririteiriplult I dren ii drop bieutli I_,,I.,O,,,, MIG’ ,md thu mu Ieumng dow, rrfrlr-irnlit. Tiirs, I resolved, should hc mm why I ii ii' ii<i'\¥ 10 luiiciiiireri hours of \riln sonrclrinm’ Of how. day in

,\3| it uns Iiut nui for the reason ,my [,,c,,t the

l uns pictuiiriir to rriy ru.-if ns ue unloaded ,QI "EM" f,,,,m|; Ab |,,s,_Iknew N,.,I,|,n. our li-if-utilize on the irrwii iimch. lrvfviv irnii nm vrriiey were there Now I kneu foiloulrig liielmgs into theiooin he ciiiliri “hy Me|I,K,, |,,,,| smI,I,e,I me f°,,:.,,,,,,,- iii'-r iiuclu-loi’~, Glory 'ri hugo living roorii mm of I, strange I,|I,ge ,hm ,_I,,,I,| new., i.. ulruc the liltui of his lreioiiirrrigs was ir-fi I0,,,,d |,,,|, once by ,mv ,mm He_ Iam |,,,, iliiiiihillliieli. 0\<‘1.l’lfi\lY\l§ iylliii “S lie hiiii seen the eriehiiirted vale, lie, too, had lui

lust u~\-rl it ieri for n day

ll»\\i'N '\ IOYUUS ll‘“"|Dl\ Silih iiii"i iinrl ciinnigcd iili life Never ugniri uns l

finiri our ioiiuiirlvv. \\0S°Ul¥iii 0"' i**"i` to know iovo as I hnd known it that dir; \‘1\li.Y 1\'i‘i"'~i'i“`l( °"i"w“' ““‘” “" ii" always, I viouirl yearn with ri restless rie iiiilfii-< tuiuni G the most of tiwliiiw iifiy one for the woman who hnd nnnie ni irroiii sc\r~r.il \viiy~|. hui ann for nli time Nor wus I nloriv It uri-ui L urrtll the sct-null night there |t[eigg;-r, too, had given himself up to thi

\\i"’ii»1iiLl`i "\ii)il\~l“. “0“'¢i0 gli/iiiiill i" spell of her sweet eiiulinntiiruiit. \\ thc frirgrririi und almost iinperietiulrli- L,,,,w end, OIIWIQ Imfet’ ye; ne|I,|,,», of n lin/rgtirnt I heard of the Lllillit i»i1‘\i» rpolreuhrit wus ever upperrriost in iiimri \\1r‘i i0 \1|i\li\ llll 0i\00l\ ill "ly iiifh I`lie lriilnite pity lie showed in hw look ii Wi* “vw l\Fi\i"i~! if l-i\*‘f0 “"0 'ml' he ivatclied riicrliiriiigtlieririys I remain

nun-i irrnitdiei-ri»~ or iwiirlr. or lake". no to nreieniyreci for “nrt ur.. not i rroiri. Meiggs recerriiy hired f°r0ll\ll“ myself felt for hini \\ hon I gripped liiiiid» \ii~.\\i:i¢.-rl with iiliu In farewell, and left him then Why. i3l|i.Y i\CW0'- ill* ‘WN llieiiiii alone nt the foot of the rnouiitairi. mp uint t|iere'~, ri nm! u' l1ik<=A'i“ li iliff close to hcrl So close. and noi or to sir

pond like-up iii the top 0’ this yer |,cr_¢01,0],1|,e, "gui",

irrouiitaiii llioi-iii iuolliiiain, yo' l<i\0“l when thc two others, Dr Luyiuri nnri ii rr fclici r`u`d only lin’ it riri' it uns App|,,L0,,,,,,-Bed me “,.\¢, ye," yo 0 in IHS iiiocir full ri' icesir, l\\i' li\0i“0"~ “TY pletctliepnrly,Irr-fused,1ind they uorrl

'uioriiit o dr.-ei rrii' intelope, nu' quail ,nw the ,gesel-|,,.,ii,},9u|,,m,, Thn fqi

.in` ull 'sci ts o' buds in the basin when, ["2 yen, Appeicim, went “lone For fun; lirnliilrc is yr-n_rs weliud seen little or nothing oi

Whatdo you mean by ifa feliowcouid em), 0|,|,,,r_ img, 01,0 night during tin

||,,Ii|| 1" summer lust piisi, I uns culled to sei

Iuus lonllriir at Meilrgs asiw 5D0k0 Mink Appleton die Again we ilrior

and il.~ieciiir-rl to mr- tliatliiri fave worn-a uere together for Dr Layurd uns iii

srraiigeiyultiired cxiircssiori, or uns It attenliiirice

lire smoke urenilis that were between Applstoi had ieeri unr_un<cious for url ills voir.-r~,too, souridud urrnntui-nl. ,lays nm] sg “gnu (hug speech seemed “\\"_Y.|\ f0ll0l‘U'niifl' li- 0l\C0i,€ii0 f“"i» beyond lrini. Just after midnight, he

limo, iie rays, but he cnin`t ilri‘ it ii second mnsc,i_ H iiiirn.” "I i:au'L Und the lriiill" he nnnricl; I “Ami you bu-lifrviitlifil-I" “Simi liieiizizri cont nnri ure iuui where is in

51,5,-ply, ‘ The vale of the hidden-lake, and-my

“W`_V, I rluu’t know, Inln'i- nevvr S001' darling! Beloved-sweeihearr, u-ircic

;I,,,¢,|~,|]_" are you-where" His iriurrnuririg grew "Who, their, snys this tiriapgi." ludistlnot; rind. I sat there, treiiibiinp “\V'y,llii|y says that that tlir-_rc fciici- ||k¢ n mnn with nn ogui-_ This \\'|u~

Lirrrlsriy, tliril; wiiii s'ui~voyin' iicro lust s,,m,,|,\,ing I hnd never dreamed ui.

suuimcr did; nri' 'ir Liiidsay said-" Mllrii. i00i P00? Mlifk Al1Dl°i0l1-

“Ncvor- inlrid what Wallis Llnilsity “Level Love! why Milli- i_ iiiiii y0\‘,

,nhl ¢“ ,~ And the trail, and the luke, .viiy--" Il»

itir\ggs'voien was tense, and I felt the struggled for iireutii, and his muitcijiui,

iiridcrcurrcnt of lixciterircrit in ii. 1 rrcnscri. Iloollcd nt Ilic doei,oi‘. Over think the oihr.-rs did, too; for H0 Dill' his [rico .~|i-eaiingriiyiicss like that wiiici

risks-rlriirytlilrug fur-ther about the iiiYS' was coming lnio the face of they dyliu |.,,~|m,,,|,,|¢p_ nr pooi,:l.liou|_Ili they, like man. Our ryos mel. We wuiir-ri Iii myself, must have been curious to know tense silence; und IIren,i\s /\Dilil*I0IIi ,,,,m._ ]\|,»|m;_.,' lrrrisqiiciir-ss (so unlike lips moved irnaln, wclieard the iisiire \\-» hirir) hnd effectually |iut silence on uri. both hnd lreen expecting, flaring to iieru

.\ moment nftcr, wowrii “ii fl`°ll\ \\'i\0\'f ‘Mnrlell Marleil"

usands of cases have i)r. Ifiirrrilionr is been successful, the niririulrrciuri-r~

h t mr

Nba hi/ilslgan doubt the cilleao of Dr

uriicefiii hollow wliii mixed feelings. linrérhmce nf Mk” Mmm! Blunden

lialifax, who says:

ings up and down

ct lore, ere death

without finding you luiicre nie youf

p ilic sapphire sky n,nnd slipped izoiden ie i-loud strewn west

ucrc there, did we of ii brief fnroweil un of n new doy Qnce.

viay from my sight dowsoftiiedusk Yel

n to the edge of the more.

I myself agnlrr rmiong begin to r-cull/e the duv s evrirhs o docior iniiiod me on ii huiiicr. hut Meigizs,

ntrne ultli curious in

suspect .lion curiour

ani my eyrs lhai nlulrl day dawn with feveiisii e up and dressed, it uns desire to be nuoy fron, mg to my tri,~r Atlusi

e, uorklrig my uny iunlr gtongain iliid the mys

eil you of my hours ann

re, seaiclilng for w init I nr

under the spell of iivr uiu

Gout, iicuralgizei

Caused by Rheum itic Poison iii ¢ 310° \_Cn_re Guoranteeri-Re~ fSwiti‘and Sure From

yetuseriDr. Hamiiiorfu Pills; ilu-i iipt cures are the rrurrvcl of the

torture need no longer be suffered e Dr. I-Inn||lton's ills mul fier-

wllilng t¢;‘guaranteealosi.ing euro ii

il|ton's Pills aftnr reodliig thi

“Scores of dliTerent remedies

failed to relieve me. I suffered

incessantly from neurnigis and sclatlcs. anretlmes the pain was unbearable. “A friend recommended Dr. Ham-

|itnrr‘s Ellie. In ri ferr- days I was relieve . I continued I, e trent- rrrcnt, unI'ni:luniliivo boxes, and

~`yI“|!,:x.en¢;t fair. the nliirlitcsi* pain

or ache since initial; Dr. Hamil- tmr's Pills and! rains del' ID! °\ll‘°

is luteiy per eo '

\VnIr,yL:loisy any longer-'I Get Dr. Ham~

ir l . %1l 25°-

oi-"hg:,`i;brhii':o lao;e:`fiirtQ|i1i‘irt a I dueoalern,

If ” TURD“Y$T D I

aunt” at

ireSmoke-Water Damaged Go

srruur covert cons--$5 so CUT PRICE DRESS FABRE '

‘ »~._-»- -.ur

1,- 1 ~»~ -

S h h ' -

We’ve junta dozen coats tooffer. Every one is a 1905 “C B pure “mg oppormnny occur! but Uma B me

'.~_ importation, correct as to iii-fashionable as to style

w Tl.iey’re mostly medium lengths-sp.Iendidly an

ilhei. qrlnct iittmg Made oiiine covert tion.- Btme o beaver Fpwas and greys only Original

railing prices $9 75 to SI7 95 . . Cr-roose No\v vr $5 5o

`° Rl-\lN|iR09E$ 50::

About twenty Eve Ladies' and Chiidren’s Raiucnais-

sriousstyles, sizes and colors-go n sale today at

_ this exiraordiusr low pnce. _ le. some are

sornewlfiat crushe , others are quite ood and every one wurth considerably more than t e sale price

indicates, worth up to $7 50. o Dau. _ oc

Lustre Rust Cong-»$2 75

II’sa little out of the ordinary to offer bargains in

Lusrrc dust coats at this season However this sale is out of the ordinary Such items as csc repre s nt our determination to clean everyth ng out Ladies’ full length dust coats of fine qua it), rrnvy,

and grey lustre, vcly silky and brilliant finish very neat siyle. nearly trimmed with fancy but tons. Invalnable during dusty summer months

Buy on t Novi/ whi

ll'

|T _Cup

"i|?~u F1"

IA [PAR NENT

you ve the npportunity,WoR'i‘H $890, 'r0»nA\ . ,[2 75

time. Elegant dress fabrics, beavers, etc, offered in many instances at less than cost of manufacture.. For instance

Gi, I J

DRESS GOODS-Double width dress g00ds, 42-44 `

inches wide in a wide variety of shades, plain and fancy, former values being from 58c to $1 xo T0 DAY 35c

BLACK CLOTHS-Finest quality broadcloth suitlngs,

perfect dye, pure wool, 54 inches wide at $1 65 for $1 I0-81.85 for img-52.35 for T0 DAY ir 55

CHEVIOTS-Fine cheviots in black and Myrtle,

riplcndidgoode and rate bargains. Black ciieviot worth $r.6o for $1.08-Myrtle chcviot $1.45 for 91c

*$53,

"’\

- 1.65 for TO DAY $1.11: ,-.

CLOTHS-Many of these cloths are reduced to LESS

THAN HALF PRICE Some of these goods got s

little wet-some were untouched. All were mark ‘ ed at same discounts, $r.io NOW 45c-$1.60 NOW '

78c-$2.20 NOW 95c-$2.90 cloth O DAY Sr `

WATERPROOF CLOTH-A few pieces of fine water-

proof cloth in green and, grey Full 54 inches wide Regular $1.25 for 82-$a_.9o for $1 44-$2.70

TO DA \' $1 Sa

l i i

3*” 5 0 I4? To "Ax sc To Dsv 60::

iris never equaleil sale of FURS-

HALF PRICE-prov.-ies §,._t..riui bor rains for quick buyers Not a trace f damage iievorid n sc irccly noticeable odor of smoke

STO( FQ Alaska Qnhie |21 oo sow 5|: no Columbia ‘~rr‘\l¢_ 28 50 now 14.25 German Mink ro 25 Now 5 13 Grey Squirrel ig oo Now 9.50 BO A 9 Bear . _ $3°.oo Now $19 oo Thibet 18.50 Now 9 25

STO LE C OLLA R

German Mink _...___ 2 oo Now 51-; oo Rat r7.8o Nou 8_1 o RUF FS Mink . ...$18 5o Non 3 o.2< alaska Sable 8 75 Now 4 iii Alaska Sable _ . rx 15 Now 5 63 Black Oppussiim . . . 50 Now 3 25 Columbia Sable 6 60 Now 5.30 COLLARS Black Coney 5 i So Nou 80 Black Corley 3 55 Nou 5 1.6 Persian Lamb 5o Now 5.75 Persian La nh 11 50 Now 6 75 Grey Lamb 6 75 Now 5 '48

Grey Lamb . 7 75 Now

Grey Lamb _ 15 Now 4 13 Grey Laurb xz.85 Now 6.43 Grey Lamb Combination collar-Elec

ril. heal 22.00 NOW Il 00

Grev Lamb Combination collar- White

Thilie|.._.. 8.15 No\v 4,13

~'l"Mlvrrnrrmu¢a~syr¢nu

S“;'ii'";sM’};: `§;e°": Pzigfa? fliursir Iinains---Tire best make and crubilr cloths’ Worth and “early every sunk

Isc'3m:_‘md 95g “sigh from 5c to_IigcDt ie

To UM roc, i6c and 6oc y Av 2°

Wrrrrn LA\\N Ah irons-To-day

Mif1\’S GI.0\1fs~I.inerl winter these all go on sale at HALF

gloves arc undamaged Such bargains ns these are offered 65C gloves for 35C. 85C gloves

for 45c-Sr ro gloves for 6

$r.35 gloves To-Dax 75c

PRICE borne are slightly massed by handling, etc- mori: are burned Re uiar

rites 24c, 321:, 44c, 5oc, 72c, 5c, 5Sc To Din' Ham' Piucii

Qirantvvngonsnmrunulaauualvalnavluvuuilrnuunb

UNnm1\\i.f.Aiz-Chilrlren's suui MifN’s IIfi'i's ~-0! best English

mer underwear, all si/cs. felt black and brown,

slightly damaged by fire sizes, fair shapes Worth up smoke and water worth up to to £2 75 To-DAY 55c :oc To-Du 5c

ASTRACHAN liirtrrs-Cliil<lren’s ME'\`5 C-'W5 "A ilbie fuii °f

si es, black and grey Worth ¢V<’i'.V 5°" and Sim- SUSE goo and Sr oo the pair and twecds Worth up to _..,,_ To D/iv 58c C TODAY 2.5¢

BARGAINS FUR MEN

f \,',_ \ 1,-_ __ 4 . i -

<7 r '

\\_ _»

e352.;

o ;,:" sr’ L

~'Y’s2§L`T

_/_'_ ““

f_,~\

Si»if‘i‘ li .'r_'---iii:rcl¢ Soft iiais. English make worth $r.15 each. These are all good

surrprs iiuislir.-rl with leather s'-cat and silk binding. The boxes coutuiuiug thi in \\-ere ruined with wsier but the huts were prsclicriliy undamaged. 'Io rirnr the lot out quickly we’li sell them at .. . . . .. _ . ._ .__ _ ._ . . . _ . . . . __ _'ro nav 49c.

i\‘i:c|¢\vrun~A spleudiri stock of the newest and most fashionable sorts in Derby,

Puff, ilow and knot styles.

soc. Ni£CK\\'nAil i5c. 55c. Nicciuvicau zgc.

5oe. Nircxivirak igc.

S\\'rca'ruus-Iii mcn's and boys. Still a good variety nciuding hue English cashuicre

sweaters worth from 9oc,_io$a.r5 'ro nav (ioc. 'ro$i.45.

Sii,K il.\i~ru\~rsirc1-rrirrls-A bigvarieiy urcbased for Christmas selling. In narrow

and wnlc hern stitched edges, plain and iuitaiied, worth from 35:: to 9oc. each

. _ _ . irAr.if xrrucn. i*r..\NNr:i. Sriiizfs-Grey and navy blue flannel shirts.-Best made with big arupic

bodies--ioiig sleeves. Most sizes. Worth Jrnf to $150 . . _ . . ._ _ _ .ro n/iv84c_ 'ru $r.a5

s.\'rr~;rc.~a l~`urs1‘s-Hisck ssteen shirts of every sort p sin snr twliied. Guaranteed fast

binf-k. All size:-i worth 45c. tn$i.55 nav age. 'rogue

511

,_/»

MENS Hosi'-Meri’s henry L\nirts’Hosir-Heavy worsied ' 12*

bl;-Lck worstcrl half hose, nil nil wool winter hosiery,splen sizes. Undamaged beyond a did wearers, all sizes, worth

smell of smoke worth r8c pr 4oc io 55c To DAY z5c

T0 DAY 150 Wavns’ Mivirrnnns-Still o

,- _,I I few left in white and dark

{li;lgh{ii]1lii1)l`ii’s:e‘r€tiouS Snxiidnghd °°l°rs’ gift mumers mndv' broideries-nil widths, pretty 35° qua i Y ‘ww ’3°"5°° natferns-unilnlnnged, viorlh quality 'ww 33"9°° ‘imdlty

r~‘;,\ ~_,

Q\_»s

. \\`\ I

illmery 5c l5c 251: 30C 50c

These prices represent our deteruiiri_

aticll to make a. clean sweep in this

department-clearing everything out to thc last feather.

We’ve group d ourmrllincry into lot»

at one or other of the abo\c prices.

FIR BELOW CObT Tiicre's iiiauy rx

bargain here for buyers oi' miiirnery.

. .. . . . . ._ .ALL i-'PLT Sii.\i‘i€S-loc

_ . .

BARGAIN ITEMS

Vi i.vsrr~:sNs--Fine velveteens, close pile, 'rich colors `

in iniaplv. nary. brown, red and brook. rfeu. _ ~ . y carrie veivets in brown, green and navy includerh i ,

Worth6Bcaysrd , . . _ . _ . . _ . . . _ .,_To-DA\'37c

CUsHioN ToPs~--A freak variety of lithograph, tapes- ""

try, and calore _~denirn cushion tops. Worth up io

75c. Your choice.. . _ .. . . . , _ . . . . , _ . , _ _ . . ._ . To-i>.\\‘ r8c "lil

Cun'rArN|---Our line of samples--considerably soiled . but some very fine - oods included. Orily one

curtain-~-half pair---of a pattern. Worth u to 52.50 spair, the hail curtain for z5c. Worth iii-om 3.2.50 to $3.00, the half curtain for. . ._ ... .. _ To-DA \> 5qc l '

G. ' -~-si ir i ' ' ~'_ '7 '°;:s ...sa :ri °.:a.°':.‘i..i‘°;:; ‘_‘:.__"z2; ;‘,::i.;~§ 1 _ _.W wear. Former prices 25c to 75c. A ggcat bargain ` " ' ' '

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Wool. Goons---Chiyldrenhr wool hoods, 9° Un ' - _ ' -

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Srrriu-s---Fine skirt, of ir eciai qusiit ~ _ ' - t

"spun glass" s atceu iii brown and ' ' ' '- --

navy. Very iight weight---nicrl

finished, perfect fitting Worth £1.75. Imported En ils skirts of

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mskes Pure wool goods, splcnrlnl wtarers, and posltivei won’ shrink. This lot iuciurlcs circa from 24 to 30 and vniucs tlini formerly sold up tu $r.|o earli. Noi

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Men’s Suits. Tlrése are slifimforied-_English Cloth and-splendid value. - / f/ _ /

Prices range from $1.60 to $3.50 a yard and are selling new at ¢r,o7. -I/."’~_‘_".) jr ' to $1.33 a yard, Three ands half y_njrls makes n spilt It n saving to , .__ s fi Q, you at rIuite n » mug som: Think it ovér; Come while you've the _ H __-‘.7.,.,.,,,r *_ I _, ~- oPP°itun fy-and come quickly. - ’ 1' “ - Klum.”

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Yesterday there were nineteen to chose from--io-day there are but a dozen. Bat every one is a beauty an a bargain.

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