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T i v , t « a DEQEMBER 3,1913. [Sprains, Braises [Stiff Muscles •r* quickly tclieved by SlouT* Liciaitr.t. Lay Jt ia — no rub- biaf. Trj-it. • Aafcfa Sprua aaJ DalaMiad Hip. ‘ Ifprmiwtl ti:v ank% (.n^di^ioratrd * r faliiim « «t 4»r,a trfiH itury Went on i totrtaa file four . F Tbrn 1 started t« u*e yuur Lapwrat. arcordinc to directum*. I **I W M lielpinr trie wondcrfatly. | wawIMnevcr be u ithout‘.i.wti * (ini. *«. kmt. Jvkntvm. I »ir««il the Raysor's School, waa In towq Saturday: She waa accooipanled by her brother. Bmhon. ^ ‘ ^ THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. PAGE SEVEN Kills Pain SpUadid ^*r Sarain*. ‘ 1 fell at.d ipraiovd my arm • week | nan m.d v.** m IcriiMc pi;i:i. 1 touk] iiot u*'> n:; iiA iJ t-f itrm until ! Hppl.i O I yoor Ur imei!, I t-liiill iic»« r be u ith- «>ut » ti.rtie stloBtr » Liiiitnerjt,*'—-Wr* H.ti L *m$> tk, X. j . Fine (or S'Kfarao. 1 Slft^n'a dor -v tnofy I !»«’ \\:1t «i yUl.' e 1 liii- • C'fr tfn .1 Itorrt'f T •' t,;r> hatuLifiu’t »o I tl: * I i.;ut to rl. p tticic IWl.t ir. t iv ' •;»,<•■' tl ,<• i.f . ii- y > jr. i tlxiuy-llt I nt r-'-t ti.it I t.o hall iliy iitj*.,i,.*n , j * I'l.t/T irut i twiltlo 6f ..L 'ti e atid-^r< i uiy Uauii.’t —I. « -VH i( a,i a . t.i*, f tl. .:u I > At *t? D«'»*rr*. 25c, Vr. MSdAl.bO . I feed fir Sin* fffet,. inrt.-i.i-tr. •• ! 11. in rr< ». yujt liU'* ntni lpcu.tr/. .cJd'trs 9rtMLS.SlOM.lK. WSTM. IHSS. A Veu Cure For Hi ink—Fruit A Mil»-tiiute Fm (.ii|Uor. Jn th»* Dei Cm her Aierisstli Maga zine H^nry Deti.ier< Xt** a little Tire Father «r the ‘♦Safety Kiwl“ M«ve m ent ? . - In th*' ‘ lii.te-ejit .na People”* de partment of the DeceaMjea-'AmerKfii Magazine appeaj^'frti article ■ aoout Italph^T^Htrirarija a railroad t liam aiP-iit "wlio has tauaht his comp nay— the f’Mcaso & Northwestern Rail way—do prevent aoddehta by the simple'exp'dient of % takli»(t. pains. “Safety First” is his slopltii. Mr. Richards has drilled thousands ot.*^ employes into habits of saftey iu theiy work. Followlna is an extract from the article: “This rounds easy In the tellinit, but it required perfect faith on Ml'. Richard’s part that in this way h would eventually save lives and limbs, sorrow and suffering. At patience of-Job was necessary. At first the ni"n for whose benefit it was established looked with suspicion o - the Safety ,/)r«ir.ization. t.hink(#iR t ii aus new method to shift: burden cr r ac<iti' , nts from the comihihY>«o the id on.- Mr. Richards met much ojipositipn. l»ut he stUk^vA'rklNiLo’i. and throUKh* ctfee pCor»» >' h;s >vr ua iteiis .and employ- mqnt hs tion of I 17^' deaths, " ”2 cepl.. ami I o:' >.4 4? .ir • s, or 2ji*‘r eeii, i Ts.ii'.uv thy • «< /, 'c\v iiieiTNon MrT ! Rj h r'l's' ,[::■* vyhtehn not tHJosuy • tor barely-. i^WUCk. bt-c realizesN that 10. pi ) , ..'i.;^- fill'd ,Uld 1 O.CM^ itl- Dir.- l -S;! Iroaijs of the i’nitetl Stilt 'Vtlur?!;^ > >v. hast year' ft' is po» si}>i»t to —••••■ oSyfield - tor a safety. orpanizat^ : . So wtqn .\ir. Richapds .proved tI.ti* liis Sa'fetyVirst id(*p^was a success, i that it saveiKniaity lives and prever. t-ii bun (less iUdhri'S. the Other ro.,d- of tl.e *«*ptfntry\. % for humahitiriaa as wodf as economic reasons.' beftan adeptinp it. ToiJJvy there are ssren^orfianizatiohs rnilroa'is represent more tl half the nrii^ip’e of the rnited SJ/tes;- there ;yro -:*:et> otKanizaslops in t’anada, an 1 a while ago Mr. Uich- arefs reC-e'ved a p tier fropi the im- _^'f)erial Jat»a*ie‘se raHwjy^s with a re- As [ 'ificss' fof informal bra. in ordef^hit h a system ntiftHi be used on " the ; railways of J.lp i "The .tol-yfyiiig cause for Mr Richard’s lytciess in his areat work FARMEII’S WIFE ALMOST (WRECK l Kwurn ■>• n.s rsmam uei/* -ann ei l/Tes ...’Uv.^hixW' nty-eighf. ii | I h.» as : ■ » • -ihov j> reduct Restored to Health by-i-ydia Ei Pinkham’s Vegetable Gmipoond—Her Own Story. ? Westwood, wife and < 1’ I.-—“ I am a farmer’s it of my own work when j I am able. 1 had nervous spells, fe male weakness and terrible bearing down pains every month. I also suf fered much with my right side. The pain started In my back and extended around my right side, and the doctor told me it was organic inflam mation. | \vi.? sji k e very three weeks a-.d hi.d to .stity in Led from two to tocr . s'. " it is with nr*'at pleasure I tell you y ‘Ai I.y*ii:i Ii. } inkhapf’s Vegetable ( (.n'iioundhiu- ilonenfor'me. 1 have fol- I 'Wc'l j ^#Ti.i-cction's ft* near as pc^ri- ble, and feel nu^h l etter than I have {■ It fi»r years-.' I wrote you be fore I \iuyit\tr\aft a wreck. You .can I •.ibli^h, fhi? Ii tl- r jf youidlkc., It may to Mrer.gtheh the fai',h of some jjpoPsiilTcr’ng vvemipC”—Mrs. John K. • \S t ^vyunl, Mary lend* Mr.-ntenNylu/futTcr froqi thosi' dis- irt -ir g illjvipnuiiar to their sex^should rcit ilouhj/flie aliHity of Lydia E. I*ink- Kain’s^egetablo Oujnjtound to restore thih^rienlth. ... I At you have lf>ik slightest doubt : (h»( L.vdiii Ik Pinkhuin’s Vegeta- leCoiii|H>uu«l w ill help you.write ! to Lydia K.Pinkhant >Ie<licin«*Co. ieoiilldentiul) Lynn, Mass^for ad<* \ lee. Your letter will !>6 opened, read ahd answered by a wotndn, and held in itriet couiidenee. ' -•>' I Strong 'A- ~ ^ *• ‘-'fm > Serviceable, Safe. 'THE most reliable lantern for * farm use is the RAYO.. It is made of the best materials, so that it is strong and, durable without being heavy and awkwprd. It gives a clear, strong light. Is easy to light and rewick. It won’t blow out. won't leak, and Won’t smoke. It is an expert-made lantern. Made .-.'in' various styles and sizes; There is a RAYO for every requirement. I HEINS & LESEMANN, - Wholesale. Fruits and Product'- Cor. Meeting •till Market Hrfbcts ' • f1u»rl«* , «t‘*n. ff. GL We pay hikheiit markvt prlcea for Poultry, Egga and t’ouniry Produce. Give us a Trial. SHIP YOUR PRODUCE ; —w— • - - ^ y u James Colcolough,, 125 Market Street. —Dealer is— Egg**. Mutter ami Poultry. t>aHie in SeaMin. iAr. Des/ers Evervv/byrc y STANDARD OIL COMPANY • -’ton. D. C. nd. V*. ; V A. i- Wa.hCn ^t€»n, D. C. Jeraevi f'FA-TVit?*. N. C'. BA Kif-hmiind. V, Norfolk. U.T1MOKE < > ai .eatoii. W’, V'i», Ctvtiv iv'kto.i. tv C r m > ~Kf <’ — y KM th*- atatcinent that November \ I'tj y article eutitleil "A NeA Drink-” Mr Detjfief* Ji:-a bi-en in live sahx. i 1 t*en(y yeupy II - i- hlnM’lf n*fA none of i.> son-s-drinks. (>•* * ylu# experience he :oiimchd th-'Xfoll’>\v ilia cure foi •;he m bAo.t: . . i^fn -lil -arij In my xn^riem* f that as a pi 'ieraf y-’ile tuepn areVx- t eiitioiis of t ourw-r a y<nlar < on- * of fruit \a- y.a/:! v» t v ko«i<1 c'isj*'^ • r i;i my On tie* Oilier hajid.- a tj Mt'Xizf rT(rh;e. tou*'b‘»yfrtiit. 1 always kV.it some for. my ow n/fise, and I often exp mentally yCRfered one. to •star .ms to me ri’/w hu almost invariably' ure for ' s fontul/fc his broad, honest sym- that he • 'Kithy. J^id ’•e,| atTecfion for his fel- • iness for i low" i/en. The man himself is t ill, a drinker * )Al“ i’:. 1 to heavinessj;, smooth ibv• n. ri’.l shows in his face tie- n: irks o' i harder enyt-aved hy ttn- : remitt tiu . vork in tlie furtherance of a *cr* at uarpose. When yon look at hini ’ io! Know' what every in irr imuI*-i evidetio- tj- tliat he is a ni..a to whom you iran V'f> wtth ^our tfouhies and rAcelvp undustanding, sympathy;, and help Hut with »H his fund ot sympathy he*ia no dreamer; •hra, ts Kf-.po ^jripraiicai.* hard-headed. an*l etti* inn xp^rn typTcaT Anii rlchn rultxoad man.” r,.- -'7M Vcai. t lid (tii*t KarUinx A <ioo«! fu& lS The nTore ! l*TOk*(l into'this | Living. ciajAr. the nr:l" firmly" 1 became^, Ih the •Live Stock and Dairv de- vjnced-thaf theyti two habitsa c! * r -..r Not eajinjt to iiave my hoys y a*quire the or.e l !nucuiat*-*l them w.vVj the othc**-; And ! have fuqml tliat the fruit hr.hit 'tiriy acquired a»ts as a perfect antidote, to the liquor habit.. X ' ' • T mention apphs ispeiially be- Va'.s^ they are somethiftc like br -ad. or.e never tires of them, which is more than can .be said of peaches, ami oranircs. A’.id\pm°s. tlianks •/» co’.d storage. <? .* h*' huji every day of * he school year. • Why shouldn't afipje habit he * uitivated in th. jotldic -cliooik at - pubiii- expe'-se? p- I.o*d iruHt^es t orld advertise for h ds f<> supply, nartnyeiit of the current issue of Farm kud Fireside a contributor ttqfs. as fallow's, ahou't an old- xcntlefnan and his wife who are maklns^a good livlny in tlie dairy business: •'Rev. W. L. Patterson and wife, my neighbors herd iiv Texas, both of whom are over seventy >qars of aee are makinp a splendid demonstration of what people well along in iM^can do in the yhUry btisiness. ‘•Wheu Rever-'iul Patters •: s eVj ii> front 'grade "the s* hoed. Then* tyXifunt of ;t\ push-the-button .co><*iv«nef pla« ed J a* tl*e b</x-' and gifl--’ t'.iU* each child !£*l»d « alf> lorXhe r butt. r. <o-..ld pet h.s. d^pi- i:i:trch>*r r. ;t Jx-'aliz.nK mote tU«n- fifteen o<- put to nte} at rei'e^ir.ve. Twayap- ttySntX^e'nts a pound for it. Mrs. pi?* a day "would Msao Tlilld Pntters.irKshon • U4rbed that the ren have n-r-e-ipkl»l« f6f fruit. P n ** was.w p-ople wanted, and I have tftej/hearOxnr v/'tims beg j “be wd 'in tor make the best. Sli<- another tpf thyAor>And if it ^U'^velleJ. / - htippei^vdhavThave merely imapined , "She p^s a .printed slip, bearinc that yhei^mt barb * .o'fsfts the drink.; her u‘iiry n :i*1 address^ h know tha’ two apples a (Jay , poind of butter that a|) in w ith every wends to i ne ne on .1 rino -als of.: ‘bid »!*!► af ’Mr and :ave no - ; BRb have a valued in h*,i-!Th. goci te.tpp» ! r, a’.o- child.. .’ Plaese umlefstand I grind. 1 do not own a tree, , T X ' "I have n v-er claimed to hjrVe dis- rnvered that fruit jUif* s net as a I q- n- antidote, a’thc. ih^Fnave.taik- c'd it 'or twei.ty-tivc :At> - ‘•"•'•erne thrci*: x'car^ it;'-* an article anp ared . v, hii-h cjgfmd .. Nehrcyl;.! j : (he niutkef. and her ciistonK-rs accept a guarantee. Mrs. Patteisou UcHi^ affect is t«k> lut" to afivK-oata over the greater’part of the CdHon Belt. Any period of seeding whicpX^IH not Rhe the best results, taking one yeaj^with ij.nothofis ••(*)*) Iat' v .” The ProRre.v Ive Farmer. - / y ’ "V x 1 ’" 1 T ' \ Death *»f Lilly <'is>|M*r. ' ■'Tin- X:iKtfl,et»t* , r* < 'd tlie iiappt liotio- of 15. M <’oop* r, on the morfci Iiir of Nov. rttii. 1H13 and took jri-a.i th-- beloved wife, Lillv Cooper, tip-'' ilaughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.T^etu neks. Slie" suffcre*! sixyt tHikti wic i fyphoi«l. • during v. lni^h riifae .*!►• ; never compiallied All was done Ufiit co.ii^J, l>e to r.-. j st >re her t<wliealtli, hut it seems ti- if she rouldrihay no longer here. Sh was ypiirs of ag* 1 . had n-«m ' faithful , member of Hethlehent Churdi for 10 years an*! moved her membership to Be()*i!is! Church u- •the month of August l!*!.! Sh" w:: a modest, gentle, loving uni obeiNcut woman and was very fond of muj It -w as never know n **i^ h* tmxjitak harm alKntt her fneiiiD^O'eifiter would’she do anythiiKxfn it ^in- l»e- WeVed to’be wrong^' Her funeral ^'Services v. dl Le pr-ached by^Ttev. (Jraven , tlie ^Hrs' Sunday ^tfi December at , fteib^ s ChupctT She was laid to rest ut .he metery near her hon.c Mutty pretty flowers were* hrowght by tiet ‘tends and were placed n It* v 'grave, leaves to mourn her h «.*a lov- ii'g hhsliaud. father and nr it in r. and many, friends and n lativvr Dear Lilly Hiou art gon** and our heart> .are bow ed w ith sor row. X- Rut, we know; that TVqd l a- lail'-d thee to irbright, an«l N gk>ti iii^ ^soi nrow Lilly. Gpd did only b-nd us 'hv , ‘ for Just ^ few ahori\years; Then h« found R .ine^k to *rtlt ><»i home from all earthly? tdvl* anil ;< ar Thy <Ji corf til fa* e is missed, bv Tlyr vveice on earth, we hear\*> inure But we will preparV to in- * t Thy Ren lie spirit roh^ b*-!of> y A Fnenfliy , .—' X» — CORTRIGHT The four dettgns of Cortrighl Metal Shingles as shown above are made n any of the following wayt: v 1. Stamped from Tin-plate and painted Red. 2. Stamped from Tm-plate and painted Green. YU 3. Stamped from Tin-plate and Galvanized by a hand-dipping process. 4. Stamped from special tight-coated Galvanized Sheets^, Each and even* genuine Cortright Metal Shingle is effibossed with this Trade-mark. “ Cortnght Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.’’ - . * ■Fur Sate A. WU H.MAN &>&0N 1 , Wal(trJ)«fo, South Carolina. ■ v ■ **u yAA. y-A\ -z ' ^ y, Phone 1311. ^ M. ROTHSTEIN, Meat Market 4‘ ?. King s't^ Charleston, S. C. ** ' “ y ' I ym aHays ia the nu-.rket fijr hi* kens nad will pay 1 -T* :u per pound morA titan mark* t itri*«-. Give me a trial. Spu r CASH. . C. O. I>. C ONDON RAKING CO. . 217 St. Philip .St-oot. Whalcxulc ami Lct.ill • ■w ' The Largest, ami %i«.ul up-ia-dale Eakcr’ in Bout i Carolt'.iq. * * ^ Top-N-och Hread * is Good. Prompt Attention* 1° Parcel and Mail O' z *Urfl. c < tuu-ii'-ton. s. t Pb*>n»—: ;:«!»•» -4050. When in Charleston, I «HtK t*4* \ y / [O nx n/|ftlK)ut thirty t>»mnds.cJ butter a. w^k- l|f|CUC|% CHC * aj>ffii* tbitry c.ints a pound. Z WUIttall JflF, m.COl)LDrOIE Mr. Patterson used to have to- drive ;iix miles to the neareaf ship ping point to Send It is butter to,.mrr- ket.* nut par* , i i *l post has removed IlliW' R'J Y this bugWar. He cntdnby^CV-nd' it from his ow n gate iJUfoc£/fV hwj < us- tomers *kt a v*-ty Yinall tost. he/L!.. ■ • ve*-r *»•; tin ’ ‘ -Mr and .Mrs. F’atiersson do tiu*h ,,1 ,*(, -f. r and j own milking .truF butte.r-maitin:: art*! cY- -. m« * an , How. many otbci^people over seventy j do :'..it*!i»w*d I*. 1 years'old f an b**ast of stub achi-v X .an as ( fin- evi iu- ‘ am or'yX'.vlad to * hat my views m« at- hate jfil yte'i scuhw •..lent,i-e trv you reniov* U.-‘ <l*-sire for dXV L'i"or quest ro. will ao’.v** it/elf an*! while pove-Yj may. not a* banished th* g*mera! *».•♦!f&*e of p*ot!e will be much improved; even If my scheme ^ia pever . I wilt feci a thourand time; And Be Free From Her Troubles, feat Finds Better Way. , * The P.csi Time to S*»v A reader says we havescfat^yivtlial .jit 2r. !*m lat*" (NovemJ»er It to anw t n , ' oats, but that he diytagreet* w itii us; and [ fa 1- be ‘‘v^ould rat^b^r have oats /owed n\\c I cea* .in:; adopted '•paul vine*? fmber than in Febru- any time in\Nqj ary W* do dlwarge.e with tb* 1 M tu tor my pains i. . ..... - f l IhK.mothers ot oxl*- -ountry. -.ho.e jffi«tsW^»«ader. however. He may who hav*^ the nifaxfs *io so, that : thinjriie dis to implant the fruit habit in their chi! thmjc'he disagrees with us. We also iZ>. dree ia the b-st ass jrar. for a tem^T’*! 7 life ;himc wpnid prefei; to aow oats in Nov-m- percte Z / / .Money In Hog*-. ^ Farm and Fireside savs: ’•The cotton farmers^er the South are slowly (r.rnlng yo hog-raiaing. Th*-y have every tnAitylor thia buai- neas. and will sd^eeed if they study IL -The universal testimony of •to* kmen 4*4 that there’s more money la hogs (Itan any other live stock If it^iferen t fdr th» .cholera—and hers grown on forage are not' as ibjec't to cholera aa dry-lot hoga. Hogs will break up the • c ne-crop •gstem of the South -and that ia to bedesired. A one-crop *ountry ia a •Be-g*neration rouatrv.” Mias Ena Mae Crosby, teacher of in central Misaisaipi than iu Ff burary; out we tjtill insist that oata should be sowed in neither No vember nor February, ft the b-a: ro- sulta are to be obtained. In the Routbern third of the Cotton Belt, oats tray be sowed ai late as th*' first or middle of November and good re- sults obtained, but in central Missis sippi, and north of there, better re sults will b** obtained sqVin* be- tpeea October 1 and 15.* „„ Wb. would rather sow cats In No vember than Feburary ia the Cotton Belt, for If the November seeding is winter-killed only the seed Is lost, sod if they, not winter-kU|ed, amt they frequently will oot be. the yield will be much better than from Feb ruary aoedlng. But this does not > V 4m We Pay Highest Cash Prices for Don't give your profits away ship direct to us by express and get your money next day. We pay highest prices (or green and dry hides of all kindv Beeswax, Tallow and old Metals, old Rubber and Furs. Try us with a riup-1|| meat now. Send (or Price List. CAROLINA HIDE & JUNK CO. % ' CHARLESTON, S. t. of m The mo.-t common .cause somma is disorder* of th’j and .constipation. Chaiiihvrl&iu’* Tablets *orr*trt theaoWlisordcrt* ali<l enable you to sleep. For sal-; by all - Ionic The Best Hot Weather stoma* b ..toVKjcTAaTKt-FsHehitt.T* (NIC enriches the •i'.ixji!, buiM* -i,* the wtM.le •ystem »nil wilt.wun > stren/then i.n<! fortify you to wiUxtntK 1 rw; ms eCett vf the i*'* ; imiaet. s - UNCLE DAVE, Tilt-: LMMitiKT AHH«lK , r^'F.\f' OF DIWIOMIS. i4EWKLKV, AND Si IA Fit. IN THK CITY. . J A LAH<i|> NL'AIBKR. OF I’NRI.- i»i:kmlt> shot iu nm and o\ l it t o%T>^AY ItAItti VlN J'ltll frfs. YOI WILL EASILY >f.\KF. Yoi R Expenses when i*i , »toHAs»No FROM ME. I D. Rl DIN ■ ' yS . J5<f Market st. Phone 10.11 * *( hat levl'iB,'W. I’. . ACME SIGN COA / —FORMERff^Y*— Walter C. Long Sign Works, We M.mula* tOfe Elesti ii Sigat. Sign** on (ilaivM, liras**. Wood, Wire, show Card «n*l Chdti Sign*. ll\ Cl ’Phone 1181. ‘alhouiPSL, No. Six-Sixty-Six This it a pt+nif lioa prepared mpet iully for. MALAPIA cr CHILLS & FEVER. hue or tix dotce will break nny taae. and if t.*ken then n« u tonic ibe Fever will not rctjrn. It ai.t« on the Hvct btHer then ('alorm-1 und dott net {ripe or t'ckcn. 25c THE PROFIT [INS STORE Company V . THE PROFIT SHARING STORE larleston, THE 1K« VDE STORE / 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street,.^ - - - South Carolina Columbia, Tcnn.-^Wt.-ny n time/* Bays Mrs. Jessie Sharp, of U;is place, ‘i wished f would die and be relieved Oj my sufferinj*, from womanly troubles. 1 could not “get up, without puHintf- at something Jo help me, and stayed in bed most of the time. 1 could not uo my housework. The least amount of work tired me out. My-head would swijji. ai .d i would tremble lor an hour or more. Finally, I look Cardui. the woman’s tar to, and I am not bothered with pains any more, and 1 don’t have to go to bed. In fact, 1 am sound and well of all my troubles." * Cardui goes 16 all the weak spots and helps tp make them strong. It acts with nature—not against her. It is for the tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel as if everything were wrong, and need something to quiet their nerves and strengthen the worn-out system. If you are a woman, suffering from any of the numerous symptoms of womam/ trouble, take Cardui.,,,It will help you. At ail druggists. Wriu /*.- ‘Chattanooga U*dic*n« Co. LaStaa* AivKory Doc*. Chattanooga. Tour., tor J /mirm imt on your cava and *4 pact booa._ Trootmort far woma in piawi «*rapp«' OUR EARLY BUSINESS HAS' BEEN WONDERFUL. , •: \ OF COURS!*KTHKRE\IS A. REASON: Ytyles arc unusually pretty ami attractive and prices whicti must pleise^ ' \ . In Ladies and Misses ( oatZand Suits we are speci^Mzing tfc* best. $1.5.00 stltt. The best $25.00 suit and the finest f Model Suits in the State, $50.00 to $50,00 , <. ^ ^ Ladies, Misses andChildren’s (oats, Sport CoaLs .'r-LIerjc’h Coats, Long Coats, Black, Grey and Fancy (ttats Childr- Z IjOng Coats and Reefers Tanging in price from $2.50 to $40.00 eju ri* BLANKETS Y \ COMFORTS Rugs, Carpets, Matting, Table Cloths, Napkins, Table Damask, -Towels, Toweling, Linen. ,Y v Y-' Ladies, Misses, Children’s and Infants Sweaters in latest style. COMPLETE ONE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ELEGANT VARIETY OF SHIRTS WAISTS. Our Millinery Department is very interesting to those who ap preciate style and value. Y Our Mail Order Department has been placed in the hands of com petent parties.. Orders filled the day received. / . ■ • ■ H Our Motto is absolute satisfaction or money refunded, v MiKRBiKBHI I 1 n —io * j —io^=o=3oi X «A- V d y