The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, November 28, 1900, Page 8, Image 8
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, SOY. 2*. 1000.
F. ort ol! IM i i in IN? . w: At your
request I sit down to write you ii lew
lines front my present station ut An
dotson. Un last Sabbath wc attended
preaching in the old Presbyterian
Church !< ft vacant by the resignation
ol' the ollicc of pastor, which the Kev.
Mr. Suinmercll has so successfully held
lor :i pastorate ol' live years. Hy
liv invitation of the elders, the Church
was supplied with preaching hy Hie
Uev. Mr. Byrd, late of Columbia Si mi
nary, on last Sabbath morning and
night. The Church is looking nut for
it pastor to supply thc vacancy ol' Mr,
Suinmercll. It will likely be haul to
find a pastor who will bo as successful
in the pulpit and other duties of pastor
as tiio former has bei n, hui doubt less
thc right tuan will eventually he lound.
The old Church has been seriously de
picted by the establishment of a Sec
ond Presbyterian Church itt thc town
?d' Andeisun. whose membership has
heeii m.nie up principally from tho old
Church. This new Church starts ? ? ll*
wit h :i membership of S.*?, with a nour
ishing Sabbath School under the Super
intendence cd' Mr. I?. II. Kussel!.
This consummation has been looked lor
l'or many years, und it Ls to bo hoped
that the result will be the engendering
of a generous spirit of rivalry to ad
vance tho best interests of both Church
es. Uro. Suinmercll was so well con
vinced that there was a necessity lora
Second Presbyterian Church in Ander
son that lu* was only prevented fm nt
tendering his resignation at the expira
tion of a pastorate of live years by the
unanimous protest of the elders.
Events have developed since, which
mad" the former resolut ?ott of tho pas
tor a necessity, though not involving
the character ol' pastor or people, ra
iler these circumstances, it is the plain
linty ol' holli Churches to build each
other np, and not tear down. As au
incentive to this course wt) would
cheerfully cito thc course of the pres
ent Presbyterian (.Munch in (J roon vii le
in helping to build up three other
Presbyterian Churches, and the mother
Church is no weaker, by reason v.i' the
existence ot- three daughter Churches,
with the best of feeling existing be
tween the mother mid thc three nour
ishing daughters standin g hy her side.
T. II. K.
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?olcmau News.
Kain! ruin! Uh, how it does rain.
The people uro almost through sow
ing their grain and picking cotton, and
ure almost ready for Christmas.
Some of our young folks have been
very much disappointed for the hist
two Sundays on account of thf inclem
ent weather. Cheer up, young folks,
tor the lirst Sunday.
Five of our young men went out
opossum hunting last Saturday night,
and while on their route were called to
the relief of a sick horse. Hy the way.
boys, we didn't know'possum hunters
turned out to he doctors.
Kev. W. \V. Leathers visited the
family of Mr. .1. M. Jolly Inst Sunday.
Miss Maude Dalrymple is visiting
Mrs. Jno. Mounce at Pendleton.
Mr. C. E. Karton attended tho reun
ion at Augusta. Ile reports a very
pleasant time.
Mr.?. (?. \V. Maret and her lovely
granddaughter, Miss Hettie .lolly, re
turned from Augusta last Saturday.
Mrs. J. L.O. Maret and Mrs. Jj. O.
Bradberry went to town shopping last
Friday.
Miss Nomio Jolly went to town last
Saturday shopping.
Horseback riding seems to be tho
order of tho day with our young girls.
Our clover merchant, Mr. L. O. Brad
borry, hos a very full line of goods.
Miss Maude Cromer has a very nour
ishing school at Tugaloo Academy.
Thc pcoplo of this community had
the pleasure of attending Mr. G. T.
Davis' "Great Magic Lantern Show""
last Wednesday night, but it was not
as good us tho people expected.
Our postmaster, Mr. L. A. Cole, has
been very sick with lngrippe, but un
der the skillful treatment of our young
Dr. Jno. Heiler, he is nble to be out
again.
Airs. E. C. Tribble, wo aro glad to
say, is able to be out ngnin.
With tho exception of those, tho
health of this community is very good.
With best wishes to the dear old 1N
TCLT.IGENCEII and all its readers,
VIOLET.
Moseley Items.
Wo have been haying some line grain
sowing weather lately and our farmers
have been making good use ol* it.
Kev. Air. Herron, pastor of the Bap
tist Church here, was unablo to fulfill
bis appointment Sunday, being sick at
bis home. Kev. J. T. Morgun Oiled bis
place.
Sqniic Morgan, from Mofl'atsville,
with his daughters, worshipped nt Un
ion Sunday.
Mr. Capers McPhail and Master
Charley Levcretto, from Moscow, were
tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. McPhnil
Sunday.
Miss Kate Hutchison has charge of
tho school at this place, and Miss An
nie Beaty is teaching at Liberty. Tho
trustees aro to bo congratulated on set
curing tho services of these young
ladies.
Not long ago ono of our young mon
went calling and when ho made his de
parture he came in contact with tho
old man at the door, who remarked
that ho believed there would be frost
'by morning. It seems there must have
been something the matter with the
young man's heart or intellect, aa ho
jreplied: "NOjXhahk yon, Til be com
pelled tx> go nome.* Luther, you ought
"to do bettor titan that.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. McCullough spent
a few days in Doe West last week.
M??2T2. IBcS Pet^flr?e*~f- Florence
Young and X. S. B?cCrary went to Au
.guata last week. A BOT.
Belton Items.
Mr. and Mrs. Bnlcutinc, from mai
Columbia, aro v . ?ting tho latter's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. \. lt. Campbell, of
this place.
Thc little child of Mr. Make s, near
town, died Sunday. Thc cause not re
ported.
Mr. Crozier, a flagman on the South- i
ern, is very sieh at Mr. Burch's.
'?'in i.ailie- Missionary Society will
give a "Silwi Tea" at the residence of
Mrs. A. lt. Campbell on Friday night,
Nov. .nth. At tho "Silver Tea" Miss
(?mittlchaum and Miss Bice will fur
nish music.
Thc merchants and other business
nu n will close up on Thanksgiving.
The schools will also close until Mon
day.
Two marriages have been reported
for Dei-. lOlli and ??Otb, respectively, in
which two of our young Indies will
piny Iii .nt part.
(?ur town is on a boom-six new
dwellings about completed, several
more contracted for, several msw stores
going up, and last but liol h ast, wed
ding bells still chime.
Oil last Wednesday, Nov. 21st, Miss
Mamie Cliukscales, of this place, and
Mr. F. S. Hopper, of Cadney, were
united in marriage at thc. Baptist
Chinch by Kev. K.J. Forrester, I). I>"
nf Greenwood, S. C. The Church "was
beautifully decorated for thc occasion
with chrysanthemums, ivy, palms and
ferns. Mr. \V. K. dicer was best man
and Miss Inez Campbell maid of honor.
Thc other waiters were J. A. Horton
and Miss Maggie Clinkseales. W? H.
Cobb, Jr., and Miss Leda (Jeer, F. M.
Cox and Miss Fannie Hopper, (tho
groom's sister). Thc ushers wert;
Messrs. J. Cliff Creen and W. C. Bice.
The music was by Miss Claru Osborne,
of Anderson, at tho organ, and Mr.
Hex Bice, of Helton, with the violin.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopper left immediately
for? short bridal tour. A reception
was given tho night before by the
bride's parents to the bridal party.
They will make their homo in Helton,
where Dr. Hopper is phut maoist for tho
Cox I >rug Co.
It is also our pleasure to report thc
marriage ol' Miss Huey Lewis to Mr.
CC. libidinal), ol' l'olzcr, S. C. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Kev. Mr. Kilgo, of the Methodist
Church of this place, at the home of
the bride's mother. Again W. K. Greer
was best man and Miss Inez Campbell
was maid of honor. The inarch was
touchingly rendered by Miss Darsy
Bice, of this place. The decoration
were ferns, etc., and jud plants. After
tho ceremony refreshments were serv
ed, then all departed, feeling happy
because others were happy. Mrs.
II indinan was a teacher for several
years, and Mr. Ilindmanisa prosperous
young merchant of I'elzer. They will
make their home at Pelzer.
Both ol' these young brides tire very
charming and attractive and will be
greatly missed from the society ol' the
yoting people of town, but wc extend a
hearty welcome and cordially receive
them into the tunks ol' us older folks.
Their i the young ones) loss is our gain.
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Corner Creek News.
lt is with much sorrow this morning
that w o chronicle thc death of our dear
friend and cousin. Miss Minnie Gassa
way. whose sudden death occurred on
the night of Nov. 20th. Sin? was only
sh'': twenty days with typhoid lever,
huton the twentieth day she grow
worse, and during that night the angel
of death claimed her as his victim for
that mansion nbove. This entire com
munity was shocked with grief tho noxt
morning by her death, which came so
unexpectedly. They know silo was
very low, but did not think life's end
was so nonr. During the past three
months she hos boon attending the
Honca Path High School. So it was
indeed n grent surprise to her school
mates, to think they would have to
give up a dear friend, one whom all
loved, for she was a kind, friendly and
true hearted girl to nil she came in con
tact with. She had a very sweet dis
position. Mannie always made friends
and had no enemies nt all, for sho was
a kind friend to everybody. T,i's
writer has been her schoolmate for
several years, and never know a botter
girl at school, for sho was always ready
to toko a part in ali "school games'!
with a free will. She was never known
to bo anything else but a loving, kind
hearted girl. She will be greatly miss
ed by her schoolmates, for they know
that they gave up n precious one. Min
nie w as the second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Gassaway. Sho was just
budding into womanhood, being six
teen years old last August, lt is a
great distress to this family to take
their dear loved one from them, but it
is the will of tho Master that such
should be done, and sometimes wo will
understand. The bereaved and sor
rowing family have the heartfelt sym
pathy of this entito ^community. May
they look up to Him that gavo and any
"Thy will bo done." Minnie leaves
behind u father, mother, three sisters
and three brothers, and a host of rela
tives nnd xrienda to cherish her dear
memory. The funeral services were
hold in the Baptist Church at Honea
Path, of which she has been n consis
tent member for two years. Her be
loved paator, Rev. R. W. Burts, con
ducted the services in a very solemn
I and appropriate manner, assisted by
Rev. M. McGee, after which her re
mains were laid to rest in the cemetery
at that place in the presence of a large
I crowd of relatives and friends and her
schoolmates.
A heavy rain visited this community
Sunday evening, the heaviest this
fall.
Several of our formera are not
through 'owing wheat yet, but that
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..M.wu .mo .-/v v il Kiln ll AC VUl.lll.lf-, M?*
nicely.
News is very scarce thia week.
Trno.
Iron King Stoves sro sold In Anderson
only by Osborne A Osborne.
Hotland Items.
Mr. Samuel ll. Kaile died at his home
of. blood poison ut Hiram, Kaufman
County, Texas, Nov. 0th, 1000, aged IT
yearn. He was tin; eldest son of Kev.
J. K. Kaile, and grew to manhood in
this County, wherein; has many friends
who will regret to hear of hi? death.
Ile leaves a wife and six children.
The ohlest non ia in Manilla. Mr.
Karie wa? n niau of wonderful energy
and a good farmer. Ile was editor of
"ThoTexas Independ? r,t"' several years
ugo, but sold it out.
Mr. J. Henry Karie, from Havana,
Cuba, is on a visit to bis father, Kev.
.J. lt. Kaile.
Mrs. N. <>. Farmer, Mr. J. lt. Karie,
Jr., of Walhalla, and Mr. K.P.Karle,
dr., of Tertia, an- visiting tho family
of Kev. J. lt. Kaile.
(.'ards ure out for the marriage of Mr.
.1. Henry Karie and Miss (Janie Prin
gle, of Sumter, S. C., on Tuesday af
ternoon, Nov. 2?, 1000, at 1 o'clock, at
the home of tho bride's father, Dr. W.
.J. Pringle.
Mrs. M. II. Mel!ee has returned from
Howman, Cu., where she hus been for
many weeks at the bedside ?d' her ?ick
brother, Dr, (Jordon Goss, who died
last week. We sympathize with the
alllicted family. E. E.
Wheat' and oats sowing in about
over. Pretty good crops of both have
been put in and it is up and looking
promising. Cotton is .about nil out,
and thc advance in the* price is making
it move lively.
Thanksgiving .viii only be observed
in this vicinity by dinings, hunting,
otc. There will be no services held at
any ol' our Churches.
Last Sunday was such a bad day
there was no nicctin.'? of our people at
any Church.
Game is plentiful now. Sportsmen
have no trouble in finding something
to shoot. Geese are numerous now on
the Savannah.
Crops are short in tlii? community,
but ?ur people are resolute and cheer
ful. Everyone seems to appreciate thc
general condition of thing?, and, in
stead of growling, aro resolved to l.?ok
on the bright side and press forward.
The health of our people, generally,
is good.
Mr. W. II. Wright has a very sick
child, but wo learn is convalescent.
Mr. Henry Karie, who has been in
Cuba for a year or more employed in
tho transportation service, is in this
County visiting his lather, Kev. J.K.
Karie, nnd other relatives nnd friends.
Ho will many while here and return
with bis bride about the 10th Decem
ber to Cuba. He is looking well and
stems to be enjoying flue health.
Christmas w ill soon be here. How
time Hies. lil KKK.
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Silver Tea.
The Missionary Society, of the Kel
ton Baptist Church, will on Friday
evening, Nov. HO, give a Silver Tea, nt
thc hospitable homeof Mr. A. K. Camp
bell.
The program, as arranged by Misses
Kice und ljuuttlchauin, is a varied one,
consisting of music, a guessing contest,
un old fashioned spelling match, and
last, but not least, dainty refreshments.
Each ono is requested to bring a
1liceo of silver money-tho larger tho
letter.
This entertainment is for a worthy
cause, and we trust will bo largely pat
ronized. Come one, come all!
A. li.
Farmers' Loan and Trust Co.
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Co. will
pay you interest on your deposite.
Children's deposits enpeoUlly solicited.
Offlco at Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The Oliver ls king among Plows andi
next In sucoasslon romos the Imperia
sold by Sullivan Hardware Gp. This
Plow is superior to any other make on
the market outside the Oliver.
8PECIA JJ NOTICE to those who owe
me for Stoves bonght 2 and S years aga,
muBt come in and settle at once or tlak
consequences. Respectfully,
J. T. BURRISS
Pot Planta and Cot Flowers for sale.
Large and small Palms a specialty. Mrs.
J. F. Cllnksoales, 242 North Main St.
If you don't believe the farmers have
found out the place to buy Hardware,
watch the store of Sullivan Hardware Co.
No dull days but a mah from morning
until night.
Iron King Stoves are considered tue
test. Bny ono. Osborne A Osborne
Sole Agents.
Money to loan on drat mortgage of real
property. Apply to Trlbble A Prince,
* Ito moy 6.
Who is to benefit? Who will lose? If
lt's a Piano you're buying come here to
ohoose, and we will convince you that
you, at least, have lost nothing. The
C. A. Reed Music House.
This ls our greatest year. We are
proud of our record, and aro striving by
every honest means to win you for a cus
tomer. Give us a trial if von have never
doue so before. Vandiver Bros.
Unvo hot water pipes run Irora your
stove to bath room. Try Oaborno &
Osborne.
Jobbers prices on "Schappa," "Early
Bird" and "Blue Jay" Tobacco*. Low
oat prices on Flour,Coffee, Corn, Bacon,
and heavy Groceries. Yundi ver Bros.
Sullivan Hardware Co. keep in dose
touch with the Manufacturers, bnylng
direct from them, they knock out the
middle man's profit and glvo it to their
customers.
Twenty-five Dollars will buy a fairly
aood square practice P!*mo at the O. A.
Roed M?sle House. They are intrinsi
cally worth double that amount.
Spot cash purchases made In car load
lota enables Sullivan Hardware Co. to al
ways take care of their customer In
prices.
ir yon will buy an Oliver Chilled Plow
and a Diso Harrow from Sullivan Hard*
ware Co. you cannot regret it when the
harvest comos again.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized Iron
work and plumbing done on short notice
by Oaborno & Osborne.
A clean Shave, an easy Shave ia what a
man wanta when ho shaves at all. Thia
yon can have by buying your Razor
rrom Sullivan Hardware Co. A big io*
Just received at right pri?es.
Sullivan Hardware Co can supply yon
with everything necessary to repalrvyour
Wagen or Baggy. A big line of Spokes,
Hubs, Rims, Steel ana Iron Tire in
stock.
We offer this week hundreds of palra
cf Sass"i- Stesss it ***ts8s io stessfi. Oe:
quiok while wa have your number. Pri
ces on these Shoes too cheap to quote.
- Vandlver Bros.
If yon want to make yes. Wub smile,
buy and give her a pair ol Brook Bros.
guaranteed Scissors or Shears.
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GREAT
THE opportunity to buy Shoos in the kind, quality and character that we are showing over our counters AT COS!
FOE GASH certainly will insure a big Shoe week for us. Shoo..; are necessities. This weather demands them.
In this great Sale Shoes have been one of the leading features. As we stated before, we had so many Sboes to com?
menee with that it takes extraordinary selling to clean out our Stock to the minimum that we just must do.
It is no choice of ours. Stock must be reduced before we can make settlements.
Good Heavy Working Men's Shoes,
Boys' and Girls' Evcry-day Shoes,
Women's H?avv Bverv-dav-Shoes
Misses and Children's Fine Dress Shoes,
Boys' Dress Shoes,
Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes,
Men's Fine Dress Shoes.
In this big lot of Shoes we have some broken sizes, accumulation of certain sizes and lots, yet we are forced to offei
some less than they cost. Economical buyers can see them, get as good service, if the size fits you, as you will find.
Great opportunity to supply yourself with your Winter Goods
We have b;
in this Sale, and have stuck tc Cost from beginning to end. Don't delay. Gome at once.
C. F. JONES & CO.,
Dissolution Cost ?ale fox* Cash.,
After this week we will be compelled to call personally on the friends that have not paid us. Give this your atten
tion. We want our money. We are thankful to those who have come forward with the cash, and equally so to those who
have stated to us when we could expect the payment. We know we can count on them, for their words are their bond.
At Still Lower Prices ?
L?w Prices and Best Quality
HAS been the raain feature of thia Store all tbe time, but now wo pro
pose to make thrsa LOW PRICES more interesting to buyers from now on
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
You will find most anything you want. Plenty of New Goods to 1 fill in"
with arriving each week. FLANNELS for Dressing Sacques a specialty.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We still claim to have the prettiest and newest line in the city. If you
tiaven't see them, don't wait longer.
MIILINERY.
Exceptional values to bo found in this department. We have a few
PATTERN HATS at pi ices that will interest you. Also, a pretty line of |
Street and Golf Hats.
Capes and Mackets.
Our line of Capes and Jackets won't fail to interest every purchaser.
BLANKETS
Now is the opportunity to buy the best Blankets. We have them in all
ividths and all prices.
Underwear. .
Don't fail to sae our lino of Ladies', Children's, Misses', Men's and Boys'
Underwear. Wc will save you money on every purchase.
REMEMBER, everything to go at our "Still Lower Price3."
Look for yourself and see tho Bargains we are offering.
P. S-Get our prices on Flour, Tobacco. Oats, otc.
We haye no Time for
Writing Advertisements.
From early morning until late at night we are kept busy opening Goods,
packing Goods, waiting on the trade, each day being a greater rash.
Price ia what tells. Lowest prices to all. For Tinware look at these prices :
0 quart Dinner Bucket 9a
8 quart Dinner Bucket 10a
10-quait Dinner Bucket 13c.
Startling troth !
2 quart Coffee Pots 8o.
3-quart Ooffse Pots So.
\ quart Coffsa Pois 10c
Did you evert
2 quart Tin OU Can Go. .
? i-quort Tin Oil Gan 12e.
4-quart Galvanizbd Oil Can 15c.
4-quart Glan Oil Gan 20o.
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? Pint Cape 5a
3-plnt Gap? 6a
1 quart Gop 6a
Would yon dare bny withont seeing
these t
3-quart Covered Backet 9c.
4 qnart Covered Bucket 10a
6-quart Covered Buoketa i?c.
8-quart Covered Buoketa 18a
Tremendous difference.
6* Wash Pans 5a
7 Wash Pana 6a
o ur-i- Tr?-- - o.
For Dry Gooda and Notions we have lower prices than you would expect.
No Dissolution Sate, but prices belew inch.
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^ KINO BROS., BARGAIN STOKE,
Grand Fall Announcement I
$25,000 worth of Staple Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing and
Gents' Furnishings now under our roof.
THE greatest and largest Stock we ever carried.
Our House now packed from cellar to dome.
Oar Buyer when in the Northern market was very fortunate in securing
gome very rare Bargains for spot cash, and we are now in a position to save
yon rooney-from 25 to 83i per cent on any article yon may - wiah to pur
chase. Don't buy before looking through our line, c . we can do you some
good. Below we quote a few articles in onr various departments :
New Notions.
New Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchief* only...21c
Nev/ Ladies' Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs only...........-4o
New white Counterpanes only.75c
New Bleached Cotton Twills only.........oj
New Chenille Table Covers, large size, only..?>?c
New Ladies' Patent Leather and Velvet Balta only..24c
New Ladies' Bibbed Under vest only.* * * * ' o?
New Ladles' Fascinators only.2?
New Linen Huck Towels only. ?.J?
New Pearl Battons per dozen...'..2jc
New Cbildren'a Knit Wool Caps and Sacks only....24c
??flw line Embroidery only.5c
NBW Dry G-oods.
New line Outings, beautiful designs, from. ,5c to 10c
New line Flannelettes only..-...-.&
New lino Percale*, yar.i wide, only..'
New line Table Damask, red and white, only.24c
Few line Cheviots, fast colors, only.7c
New line Unbleached Cotton Flannel from.-5c to 10c
New lino White Check Muslin only..oe
New line Mercerized Satio?, all colors, only.
New line Wool Drees Goods from.-10c to 7M
New Gapes, Waist? and Jackets.
New line Ladies' Melton Capes enly..........................- jjj*
New line Ladies' Beaver Capes only-.
New line Ladies' Extra Fine Cloth Capes only.?..,.81 4?
New lino Ladies' Plush Capes from.. :.fcl.00 to 7 W;
Now VUG Ladies* Black Jackets only.. . . 1 .?-j
New line Ladies* Oxford Jackets only.,..* jg
New line Ladies' Tan Jackets only..2 JJ
".Tew line Ladies' Flannelette Waists only. )
New line Ladies' Flannel Waists only .. JW ;
New line Ladies' Wool Flannel Waists only.-.
N?W line Dougola, Shoes only 98c New lin?]
Ladies' Kid Shoes only ?1.48. Now linaTrtdice' Fine Hand-made Shoei
only 82.00. New line Children's Shoes only 50c New line Ken's Shoe* ]
from $1.00 to S3.50. I
NEW CLOTHING and GENTS' FURfll8HiN8S;-New line Gents
Undershirts only 25c Newline Genta' Fleece-lined Undershirts only ?M
New line Gents! Work Shirts onlv 24c New line Bon'Knee Pants only ?*%
Nev* line Gents' Heavy Suspenders only 15c New l&a Boya* ClothingJronn
98o to $8.00.^NewHnej?ou?uv* Suits from $2.25 to $7.00. Now line Meal
(Nothing Mom^$2.5G io $15 w. \
FREE, FBEE1-Hand painted China freo: a housewife's delight: M
nicely arranged table Buy your Geo Is of us and get a set of hand-paiou?i
China Free. Ask for Ovanon?, ^os-irul^y
LESSER & CO., j
ANDERSON, a O., UNDER MASONIC TEMPER j
- n r? ?-? -? *-?-?_ -??-f?it-<s- AL:? ?.?^.1. TV?.?.?* Ai?l tn 100*J
r. Oi-nnw?mi inunun ut diuuiimj'iui ??n im?m -- ?
through oar Millinery Department,