The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 20, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
LOCAL DOTS PEI
?Miss Ida Porter has accepted a Mr. ?*
position with the Jones Mercantile Davidson
~ Company. speaking.
?Miss Bernice Davis will leave to- ^r" ^enI7t
morrow for the Northern markets to KUest Untu
buy spring and summer millinery for Mr. L T.
the ltohinson-Cloud Company. today to vi
?The King's Daughters are to
serve the dinner for the chamber of Miss Cor
commerce next Tuesday night, which ter- who hi
means that the men will fare sump- Ruth Dlllai
tuously. ter> Mrs. 1
?We are glad to see that Mr. J. man- Spai
C. Elliott is able to be out again Roach S.
after being confined to the house for nesday in 1
several days after his fall on the ice Col. and
last Saturday. Lancaster,
?Rev. J. E. McManaway of Green- and Tuesdi
vllle, chairman of the Baptist Home yesterday i
Mission Board, will preach on home C., to atten
missions at the First Buptist church ?Charlotti
Sunday morning. Miss Lot
?Mr. Lee Faulkenberry of Heath tn (,
Sprngs and Miss Nannie Ogburn of Gibbon am
Kershaw were married on Wednes- _ av
day of tlis week at the office of judge ^ ^ ^
<-?i prooaie.?uamaen cnromcie. j........ r.,?
?C. A. Reese Is spending this week ',l<
in Lancaster on business connected ' ?,t 'r ,
with the Columbia Tailoring Com- , ' |S?iiia,
pany, which concern is opening a , '
store there.?Rock Hill Herald. ' u,7gle ha'
?Postmaster John W. McCain fell ' Dr. j. j.;
on the icy sidewalk in front of his in town ye
ofllce last Friday morning, and while Miss Mai
he was not seriously hurt he'found her sisiter,
it necessary to walk with a cane for ( Wednesday
several days.?Waxhaw Enterprise. Dr. C. 1
^ ?The Ladies' Aid Society of the morning f
First Methodist phurch have post- attended t
poned their colonial tea, which was to volition, wl
have been given at the home of Dr. nesdav am
G. W. Poovey next Tuesday afternoon. ' Miss An
The tea will be given on Thursday friends in
afternoon of next week. | Miss My
?Mr. J. C. Cauthen returned yes- KURS
terday from Greenville, where he was ' Miss fa
called on account of the illness of Mrs. Pu
his son, Mr. Walter Cauthen, who Is M*"a
student at Furman University. He , business ti
reports the condition of his son as I , Messrs.
much improved and expects to bring
him home to recuperate as soon as an('
the young man is able to make the 8 went
trip. I ternoon to
| degree In
CHILD INJURED BY DYNAMITE, j mo ln?
j Mr. W.
Mr. Hal Perry's Little Girl Has Nar- (!o,d Mlne
row Escape. i aayWhat
might have resulted in a ser- I
ious accident occurred last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mr. H. P.
Perry of Cedar Creek township, in
the Tank section of the county. Mrs. ^ ^J
Perry, thinking they would amuse
her little daughter, Annie May, gave ' j-""
her what she thought were some ?'ay(
empty pistol cartridge shells to play ':i
with. Intsead of cartridge shells, 1:1
she had given dynamite caps to the cot,r'
child After awhile the little girl ()f ta'' {*'
grew tired of playing with them and r ono '
threw the caps into an open (ire, with wor,> prcse
the. result that they soon exploded, in- Pilst?? '
dieting wounds about her person. J<M' ? 'J'
" The blood began to tlow freely and not 'H'rs ro<'y%
kt.owng the extent of the injuries, a V" EUG8,S
messenger was sent to the nearest J0)1, '
tele phone, at Cedar Creek, and a doc- ta"'es ,reai
tor wus Kiinimoned. Dr. J. C. Foster A number
attended the child and made her as w'th pale
comfortable as possible. The wounds, P'p&slng n
though painful, are not serious. decoration
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TO OUR MUBSCRIHERS. with m,nt
in four cou
We are at some expense and a great Elllte Gree
deal of trouble sending out notices H?rton, M
of your past dues to subscription to Mary and
The News and we trust that you will Gooch, Es
settle up your back dues at once. Dow, Sadi
This matter is not left with us Eoag, Elizi
alone. We would be willing to over- ' Several
look the matter until it suits your ?' the
convenience, but the United States enJ?y^d tli
Congress, for reasons too numerous R'on 'n co
to mention, makes it compulsory ter,ar> hrel
upon us to collect all past dues for sided ovei
subscriptions and to see that each toastmaste
subscription is paid in advance. Mr. R. T.
We have some three hundred who gave
names on our books which show that church, t
nothing has been paid in the past Erom J:hes
year and you will see at once that we are
cannot allow this matter to stand church, t
longer. ?ut r?f,
It is not necessary that you should l"at ( olwait
till you come up to see \is, but tnemher o
purchase a postofflce money order dea
from your R. F. D. carrier and we will j 'or ,r>? y?a
forward you receipt by next mail. ^rPlease
attend to thts at once. Make deacons, s]
all checks and money orders payable church, w
to Lancaster Publishing Co., or to Rood coin
.... W. S. Hough, Business Manager. ! who is one
t an as chairmf
Lancaster, n. .
. tematlc b<
Primary Reform Hill Killed. tematlc b<
... . . Eoag, sup(
For the lack of one vote the pri- srhool .!,]
mary election reform bill was killed . BCb00|' M
In the house. The vote was 54 for ' b'
and 54 against the bill. Mr. Massey ; H,b]o ,
voted in favor of the bill. Mr. Sapp been Q }
voted against it. In his speech in op- other s
position to the bill Mr. Sapp is report- jjev g f
ed by the papers as saying: "Whe- Method!*
ther or not It was intended, the fac- ^ n<?v
tions in this house are more or less the A. R.
lined up on the primary reform. ^All j Thomson.
this trouble is coming irom vuo . t . ,
tlen which got beaten In the summer _
06 1912." member o
"V*"' man stood
Ptew AdrertlMmoaU la This Issue, a'close'5^
Jones Mercantile Company, reduc- mKn ? Jrr
ed. price on Oosaard Corsets. Jones
Robtnson-Cloud Company, special _
sale Men's and Boys' Suits, Dress j
*&<>,4,w Mr Ii*A
^Columbia Tailoring Company make u J:
their first appearance In this town. 'A ?
Star Theatre, program for today. JJ?
tomorrow and Monday. h
Edwards A Horton, Address to
Farmers. suranceon
Bennett-Terry Company. Ben- vw_
nett's talk to his trade. . ,
J. A. Brdges A Co., Heath Springs, _M "
Morris Fertilisers. SSnlr-V
Fort Lawn Lire 8tock A Mercantile ?
Co., Morris Fertilisers. JJJ *Jan*
Buys the Catholic Lot. H?"d
^ Mr. C. D. Jones has purchased from ,
T Henry P. Northrop. Catholic bishop 1 _
of Charleston, the four acre lot frontlag
on Arch, Market and Oay streets _ _
In tue eastern section of the town. IJfl
The consideration mentioned In the!
deed Is $5,000. This Is one of the
^"holcest pieces of unimproved prop- Office o
W |fty in the town. Office hour
THE LANCASTE
? 11 They Will Help 1.111
-v P ^ XT A T P President John T. Rode
^ \_) ^ /\ 1 .S retary B. Markley Lee ol
ber of commerce will go
ter Tuesday night and h<
Russell Minter went to of our stsiter town Ina
today to attend Junior chamber of commerce.?
He was accompanied by Record.
Moore, who will be his !
Sunday. | .
Hunter went to Rock Hill RllGinPCC
sit his daughter, Mrs. Ed , P UjAUCOO 1^1
_ , , MERCHANDISE^REMOV
inne Thomson of Lancas- , , # , ~V?K??,
ls been the auest of Miss co"nt of Incftesed busl
is neen me guest or miss b forced to>i?Q>?\?'>
d. Is now visiting her sis- lar??r ouartprslAhlH'
toward Chapman, at In- ? Qld customer
rtanburg Herald. . bHck bulldinR prop?rty
Stewart, Esq., spent Wed- ter Cotton Mills. W. C.
Charlotte on business. way.
Mrs. Leroy Springs of
S. <\, Who spent Tuesday WANTED_t9 buy your
ay night In the city left mJnk ottI muflkm
morning ror Columbia, S. ^ sh t&XrTttT
d a wedding and cotillion. Want g Q00 pound8 at or
i. vm^ry?er'i it .i before you sell. Capers
lise Wylie ls spending the
lrlnttn U'ltlt Mloa Pnrlnnn ??????
;1 this afternoon she and LISTEN?If your hens
dson for junior speaking;. and you want early cl
n will go to Davidson for hatch your e)^s in our tie
aking, being chaperoned mammoth inRMMbfceo^^
Iter's mother, Mrs. R. L. best in South Carolina;
strong, fluffy chicks. 75
E. Smith and little daugli- $2.00 to hatch. Cunnir
l, of Camden, who have try Farm, Lancaster, S.
;ing Mr. and Mrs. V. A. .
ire returned home. I
. Massey of Rock Hill was COAL?Just Veceived c
ssterday on business. T, . - T]
ude Duren of Elgin visited COa1' B
Miss Eva Mae Duren, on
I. Pratt returned this WANTKD- A who
rom Charlotte, where he "e billed \i.. mUL-wcw
he Cleveland Dental con- "bout 7 5 to 100. if yo
lilch met in that city Wed- a bog, please state price
:1 Thursday. pound. Address, H. C.,
na Faile of Dwight visited ~~ ~
Lancaster this week. SOME ONE on the str
rrtle Crowder of Waxhaw cently, " If- L Hirscli
t of relatives in Lancaster. k??^a with lhe same ski
rrie Gregory is the guest' 81R.n,? their VmimHjJjXFnpont
Guerry in Greenville. ? , "ell, that's what
M. Stevens left today on a large quantities and j
ip to High Point, N. C. our custom gets the bene
Foster Moore, Paul Moore, a rustomer. If not, wh;
ckey, Mayor Grover C.
J. F. Gardner, Jr., of Ker- WANTED.
. to ('heater yesterday af- Reliable business
take the Knight Templar template? bnylng aotom
Masonry, returing this reaent Lyons-Knight car
.. ter conaty. Splendid
IT. Clyburn of the Haile Particnlars write H. H.
is here on business to- Broad 8t., Charleston, 8.
I
IAL NE.WS
irate stag dinner was given H I
idles of the Presbyterian
ist Tuesday evening at ^
liouse , to the men
lurch. Covers were laid
undred and about eighty
nt. ltev. II. It. Mureliison, ^
the church, and a commltotllcers
and private mem- W A
ed at the door, welcoming I A Ml
and when all had arrived, I f % 1^^
as for them at two long
r-hing across the building. M*mJL w
of tall crystal vaces tilled
pink caratlons, gave a ,.
ote of color to the table 1 111 P
s and at each place were H. I. Jr.
"blue stockings," filled .
b. Delicious refreshments tO]
irses. were served hv Misses
in. Margaret Moore. Myrtle __________
lldred Green, Nanna Perry. ??
Dorothy Moore, Mary
itelle Milling, Grace Mc- 50 pi?eea be<
e Wilson, Margaret Lenn
a and Louise Wylle. q<mm1 10c bw
representatives from each *V4e Check*
ler churches of the town Standard Cal
ils pleasant informal occa- a,lk atHi
mpany with their Presby- ltc p,aIn
thren. Mr. Murchlson pre- r,nft c p
the gathering, acting as 17-Inch Emb
r He first called upon Embroideries
Peaty, clerk of the session. S?-Inch Stan
a >1 ,0!*}? *? ? h Q<x?d Apron
ogether with It statistics, t n t A_,.nTl ,
e If was learned that there ?p n '
active members of the
ind 50 other membehslf n,Ar
Its bunds. He stated;# , _.p?[ 1'
J. N. Crockett, the oldest m ? . '
f the church, who Is one i B m 121/c white
cons, has been a member i #4 * .
I ? per yard .
'*' tx t, e a C Fine Border*
McD. Brown, one of the# P
poke on the finances of tlJ, m BED <,
hlch he reported to be i | B 11.00 Quilts
lltlon. Mr. R. E. Wxlfo, i M gnow white
of the Presbyterian elders, Best 50c, Sh<
in of the committee on sys-' special. .
ineflcence, spoke on sys- Qn? Caee bea
jneflcence. Mr. John H. 18x72 Wim
Brintendent of the Sunday rellers.
Id of the condition of the
rhlch now numbers 157
ind of the flourishing adult ?n*
s, which has only recently to go at .
ilxed. *** b?1 Dr?
hort talks were made by
Hodges, pastor of the .
church, Mr. W. R. Thorn- *?a
W. S. Patterson, pastor of' i Rarere
P. church, and Mr. W. C. * ' . IUIV
Mr. R. E. Write nronosed s
Colonel Crocket, the oldest
f the church, which every, It
up to drink. The pie**- > a?< Mettlai
e evening were brought to Ittn large *i
a beautiful tribute to "Wo- Real Caw RU
iposed by Judge Ira R. Rstfw heavy 1
, ed.. .v .
??? Caw Hide ?r
Iwtroyed by Fire.
^Wright, living on Mr. U. ]
ptausa^betwebn Oak hurst Th _ U
aw, lostltts dwelling with XVCIllG
intents by Art laat Tuesday .
1-day. There was no Ini
the house or furniture. 151J.H1C
CRINARY HVRORON.
ocated In I^ancaster for the 1 uwu!
f my profession, and am
o treat your live stock for '
? Calls answered I . A
fhT^^h^ me at Gregory- A
Stock Coanany. %
JOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon. I M V A
U. S. C. Veterinary 8ur- A m yA i
Vashington, D. C.
I. C. B. PRATT, .
^ Dentist, j
Wls^e28,%. VX ?
ver iTanhKter Pharmacy. '
s, 9 to 1; 2 to 6.
;r mews, fkbruary 17, 1:114.
Sec Business Notices tMil'Hil
f the cham-1 ? QjA.
to Lancas- I The*? little "Want Ads'* are read
;lp the men bjr 10,000 every week. One Cent a
uigurate a word. No ad for lets than 25 cepta. B
-Rock Hill W
A LOT OF RAfc^D SHUCKS and
: | country hay fo^^MtJn^^Send ua w9{
your order. J. H. Wltherspoon & M a a
otices ^ m 1
IFOR SALE?Limited number of S. C. fjQ
ED?On ac- w. Leghorn chicks to be delivered Ufa4 i^lcil
ness, I have March 5th. 15c each, 100 or more
^ new. and i2Vfcc. If you want to start early.
glad to now is y-ni^iifflr tn rrt "'Tni"thlnr >titk We inv
s%nAh&new good. Cunningham I'ouTbrv Farm,
of Tliiaras- Lancaster, S. C., R. F. D. No. 4. CV tion of 1
Dees, ftTTfl* 39-41-F-P W
41-42 ' ^ the annex
WHEN READY or a good wagon or jn nres
' cow hides, lni| 1 1 "I I 11111 1 i 111 Iji 11 stock on
a,?'possum, hand and at the right pThree-. J. H. ; statement
horsV hides. Witherspoon & Co. 41-42 I
ice. See me 1 [BBj Insensible
""'- , LOST?String of gold bead, with M ?,at ?ucb
Kolil x-ross, betWPPII Wwatpm T_ iilon
will not set office afM- lintel UoyaT>\ Finder will , w9( factory i
hicks, lot us please leave at News pfflce. Miss gift
w automatic Bowden. 1 I been m:
Biggest and 1 W onl t,
Produces WE HAVE ON HAND some good
oks or loss youag^mules that are well broke l'gj*<l friendshli
igh\m Poul- and read^^or work, at the right |.^2<
C., I prices. J. H%4JHili?ESipoon & Co. I 99 a&e of tt
41-43-P. I 41-42 ; W ...
I 1 "PP. this comi
nr of <rnn.l DKSK WANTED?Will purchase at 99 We
I Porter bargata a flat top office desk with | W W?
38-41 sicl? draweta^qrtypewrlter desk with tunlty to
" middle ill i m i i n Mml Ini in good VP.
repair and bargain. Ado?hss II. C., PA patrons,
10 hog. must t.are NeW8. ?
iher, weight i 99 the,r co'
11 have such TWENTY-FIVE head of good mules W nort dur
i lwanted per anu^ horses on luiriffd fr sale. See
care News. lIS bef^w^vou^MTv. J. II. Wither- .99. 1914. Yi
?; spoon & Co. 41-4 J
eet said re- accounts
& Sons buy qINNINO nNOTICE?We will gin on I 99, . o_
UUiey paint Fridays otHii^unt 11 further notice. 99
7^* look Lancaster Cotton*^044-Company. Yours
we dA Buy . 34_tf 09
lay ca^h and J 99 TIIK I
fit. Are you SISTERS HEAD my free offer. This W 11111 1
V not- ad\and yout-.sddra^a entitles you ? A i
to ten (lays treatment tmit positively 9|9
cures ail female weaknesses. Ad- 'ma'1
n, whe cea- dross with stamp, Mrs. M. A. Hilton, "The Ol
ublle, to rep- Kershaw, S. C. 37-45-P-F 99
t 1b lewrw- 'mm1
opportaaity. WE HAVE CAR OF NO. 2 SHINGLES W
Palmer, #7 to sell ttfTS meek, Edwards & 99 ^ w * *
O. Ilorton. [flJAljBj
MnBNaaBM||BH|HMaaBaB0aMHHH|Ua
REATERJV
.?-A1 ii(Tl{i ggc rJ^mTui e n I T
Yl 9 nmnrun * rt i w\witn
IAMHT!) LtAUlNb
Lim Now, as Has Ever Been,
mers Better Merchandise for
DRKSIt GOODS TALK ABOUT GOOD SHOES
it 10c Gingham, p?r yard Well that in the only kind to buy, tl
8 l-8? the only kind we sell and we are pro
^h 11 yard. for.. . $1.00 make that clalm. We avoid Inferior n
1 Sheeting 5c
leoca 5c ?' 8lloe8 handling only the best stai
[>ed Poplin lOc brands, such as W. L. Douglas for
rcerlsed Poplin, all colors 15c e. p. Reed for ladles and "C. & e."
Latlnes. all colors.. . . .. 5cijor children. Wo fully guarantee
roldery Flouncing, yard. . 18c | pajr Qf the above brands of shoes, and
up to 12 Inches yard. . lOc tbpy arp not jow price shoes they are i
Percales, all colors lOc high but what they are In reach of
Ginghams, yard 5c shop buyer.
31ngham 7 He ^ ^ DOUgiaH good Shoe for men
cklng . flHc. ?c, lOc, IflHc $3.00, $8.50 and
urtalns, 2^ yards leng, per parn Yard Work Shoe for Men, sof
comfortable, every pair guaranteed
Curtains, 3 yards .ong. white ^ p jteed good Shoes for Women,
$8.00, $3.50 and
Dotted Swiss for Curtains, prown Shoe Co., good shoe for Worai
IOr $1.50, $2.00 and
d Curtain Goods frtc, 12*?c <<q ^ e." good Shoo for Children, at
JUILTS AND SHEETS. $1.00, $1.25. $1.50 and
. 7a Infants' good Shoes, at
Quiita:. '.VOHC ?*. ?*.
?et, ra-anforced center seam. NEW HPHINO SLIPPKRH
W. L. Douglas Slip? ers for Men, blac
it tie Sheets to go at. . . . ?9c (an> ap Htyles, every pair guarant
dow Shades, best spring $3.00. $3.50 and
. . -Mc Brown's Oxfords for Ladies, buttons
)RK AND DREAR 8RTRTS. strap pumps and plain pumps
l's 10c Blue Chambra Shirts $1.75. $2.00 and
80c We are showing these Slippers I
>ss Shirt ever shown in Lan- leathers.
the price, attached and de- NEW SHIPMENT LADIES' AND MI!
lara, big assortment. . . .48c DRE88R8 AND MEDDY BI/OUBE
* tn Madras Dresses, beautifully made
hie MaAHag Rjscs. to cloee 48c trtmnttd faBt worth up to I
" i special
Islt Cmt>, iwtker Misses' Wash Ureases, Ingham and
Me cele, to 12
siting CMM JI M Misses' Fine Gingham and Madras
| Grips. Jl.dt relae. ...TBe Dresses, fast colors.
id well ousde Bstt Cagse fBB.A* Oood quality Middy Blosses, white
Ids Belt Cases M-TB red, and blue sellers
Cew Bide Casse. flasly Apish- Fins Middy Blesses, plain whits,
. t .... . . ... JT.OS with bind collars, white with red oe
lee. .* #d*B, M? FT.0? fast colors
mber anything you buy here
i approval. If not it may 1
red or your money will be
BINSON-CLOUD
SUCCESSORS TO E. E.
5
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Rank No. 38. H
HUtoment of th? CoxUtton of |H{
THE BANK OF LANCASTER, g
located at Lancaster, 8. C., a tthe
,a,_.T close of business January 13th, 1914. R9
\ \< U RESOURCES. ^
Loans and Discounts. ... $453.674.87
t Overdrafts 7,490.15 RB
Bonds and Stocks owned ^asai
| by the Bank 10,500.00 ?
Furniture and Fixtures. . 1,000.00 MB
1 Banking House 5,800.00 gi*
lte the %tten- Due from Banks and >^2
.. Q _llKV Bankers 155,165.22 W
publlhs^o Currency 18.702.00 W
ed statement. * * * * " ' 3,650.00
Silver and Other Minor Mm
entlng this Gpin 3,035.35 AA
Chocks and Cash Items. 301.72
, we are not I mf?
.... .... Total 1659.319.31 M
ul iacl v liabilities. ~ w
a very satis- Capital SioeV Paid In. . . $ 50,000.00 99
Surplus Funl 100.000.00 gjg
showing has Undivided ll-oflts. less l^l
, . _ ... Current Efpenses and 09
ide possible Taxes PalM 2 2,105.15 M
lrough tho ^ue to BanA a?d Bank- 1^5
ers. . . . I 3,640.38 00
) and patron- Individual lieposits Sub- gig
Ject to Chqrk 282,855.29 >Si
le people of Savings Deposits 88,268.18 99
Time Certificates of De- gB
nunlty- posit 89,827.51 S
;e this oppor- CerUOed Checks 14.338.38 *
Cashiers Checks .. .. 513.4 7 gA
thank our Other Liabilities, viz:
Interest Reserved on 90
and to ask Savings Accounts and gjg
. Certificates 7,770.95
ntlnued sup- ________ 09
ing the vear Total $659,319.31 gg
* STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, S
^e Invite new County of Lancaster?ss.
Before me came Geo. W. Williams, 09
upon a r cip- Cashier of the above named bank,
, who, being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a 09
i to serve, true condition of said bank, as shown 'ajg'
by the books of said bank. >.^0|
bank of oeo- w williams. 09
Sworn to and subscribed before me gA
i ("Ten this 19th day of January, 1914.
4?i nn jno h poag. .89
Notary Public of S. C. gig
Id Reliable." Correct?Attest: Leroy Springs, R.
L. Crawford, L. C. Payseur, Dlrec- 90
tors.. gig
Uk T 11K ^ I
lian Ever at
CASH STORE
, is to Give Our Custlie
Same Money.
boys' school and dress pants
hat Is Good serviceable Pants at moderate prioea
ud to 50c, 7?c, $1.00 and np to $2.M
aakee noys' Norfolk Suits, all sizes
idard $2..VO up to 98.54)
men, , Men's Extra Pants, rood serviceable Dress
shoes Pants
every 91.48, 92.25, $2.50, 99.OO and up to 95.04
while
lot so hats and caps for men and both
every Good heavy Caps, nicely made for Men and
Hoys, Casmiers an dBlue Serge . . . .B5c
94.OO All-Wool Caslmers /and Blue Serge
t ?'ind Caps, silk-lined, ea^b*.. 54c
98.50 Men's Cloth and Velvet Hats, newest
nt styles 50c, fl.OO and 91-50
91.OO
pn. at Men's Felt Hats,* fine smooth quality,
92 54) blacks, tans and grays
t dt-l . U k m KA a Aft AA I
f fcxn' ?nu yo.iiv
#1.75 *
SHAW KNIT AND HOLE-PROOF HOS$1.00
; IEHV FOR MEN
*
Cotton andj Silk ?5c and 50c
k and Kach pair guaranteed to wear to your
91 oo SAt,Bfact,on,
wju Good qualltlea at lOc and 15?
Roys' and Mlasea' heavy ribbed Hose, per
92.ft<) P*?\r lOc
n all Boyt} and Misses' extra heavy ribbed Hose,
very elastic, per pair 1R?
SHKS' Ladles' fine Hose, Just the weight you are
H r looking for, good qualities, at
\nAi 10c, 15c, aoc, 50c Mad 9100
>1.60.
. OHc GOOD SLITS FOR MR If AMD ROTS
Por Norfolk Suits for Boys, good material and
..4?e well made, specially priced at
oa? 9? AO, ll.Ot, fS.BP ap to M.T9
Jtth *10 00 All-Wool Betta far Men. ae tire
<(>t alike, good assortment, special. .. . 9Y.M .
white 911.90 All-Weol Serge Salts, sneelel siaos
(liars, Bkdi to your moaoaro IIBJM 09
. . Mc Cob* la aat look thom or.
must meet with your
>e returned and excheerfully
refunded.
COMPANY
CLOUD, J
J