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FAMOUS MEN ON
CHORUS ROSTER
CHRISTIANIA, STUDENT SINGERS'
NOTABLE HISTORY.
Organization Has Taken Lead In Choral
Music of Norway for Sixty Years
Kjerulf Its First DirectorInspired
Poets and ComposersRecord of
Events in Which I Has Participated.
A glorious history lies behind the
chorus of the students of the University
of Christiania, who sing in Minneap
olis May 25. Founded by J. D. Beh
rens and Halfdan Kierult, it was the
first chorus organized in Norway, and
since 1845 it has been intimately asso
ciated with all the musicians and com
Eosers of Norway, great and small. Its
rst public appearance was at the funer
al of Henrik Wergeland, the great poet
and patriot of Norway. Its first con
cert inspired Ole Bull to compose his
immortal Saeterbesoeget.'' The stu
dents sang at the bier of Johan S.
"Welhaven. They inspired Halfdan
Kjerulf and Behrens, Grieg, Nordraak,
Reissiger and Groendahl to weave mu
Bic: Bjornson and Ibsen to write songs
which they popularized in Norway and
made known to the entire world.
They took the lead in choral music
in Norway and by numerous concert
tours abroad enhanced the fame of Nor
way's composers and acquired a high
name for themselves. Among its active
members have been Ulrik V. Koren, now
president of the Norwegian Lutheran
synod in America Tartvlg Lassen, the
journalist- Hand Gude, the famous
painter Frederik Beckvold, the popu
lar barytone: Thorwald Lammers, O. A.
Groendahl, the composer and conductor
Fritz Thaulow, the distinguished land
scape artist Rolf Hammer and Johannes
Berg-Hansen, the opera singers, who,
BOW accompany the students as soloists.
Upsala organized its famous chorus
$n 1827, Lund followed in 1831, Copen
hagen in 1839, but it was not until 1845
that the students of the University of
Christiania formally organized their fa
mous chorus. Incidentally, it is now
sixty years old, the accepted birthday
being July 10, when the laws were
adopted. Previous to its organization
there had been maintained for two
years a students' quartet founded by
Behrens, and which was the true birth
of the choruB. At their first sanger
itest the students did not sing at all,
'because the Upsala boys sang so well
,4hat the Norwegians shrank from the
dnevitable comparison. They achieved
a reputation for the power they put into
their hurrahs, which was the forerun
ner of the college yell, and their "hur
rah" caused almost as much comment
s the Upsala songs.
The first public concert, Jan. 13, 1846,
,jwas arranged by a committee on which
were Jorgen Moe, Welhaven, Monrad,
Kjerulf and Behrens. Kjerulf was the
[first director, but left the students in
3849 when he went to foreign lands, and
then Behrens took the baton, -which he
wielded for forty years, handing it over
in 1869 to his worthy successor, the
present conductor, O. A. Groendahl.
In 1851 the students joined those of
Xiund and Copenhagen at Christiania,
and the next year the Upsala singers
came to Christiania and carried all be
fore them.
Among the most notable events in
which the chorus has participated are
the following:
1853Sangarfest at Horten.
1855Tenth anniversary festival.
1855Visit to Upsala and sangarfest at
Frenkshald
1859Sangarfest at Arendal.
1862Students' meetings at Lund and
Copenhagen
1863Sangarfest at Bergen.
1864Great Scandinavian fest, Chris
tiania.
1866Sangarfest, Christiania,
1870Silver jubilee.
1875Scandinavian sangarfest at Stock
holm
1878Concert at Trocadero, Paris ex
position
1880Thirty-five years' Jubilee.
1883Sangarfest at Throndhjem.
1885Forty years' jubilee.
1888Northern Sangarfest at Copen
hagen.
1889Triumph at Paris exposition.
1900Paris exposition.
1902Grand tour of Norway.
1903Students' meeting at Upsala.
1904Minneapolis and other American
fcities.
THRE E ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS
William Ziegler and Duke of Orleans
Are Recruiting Norwegian Sailors.
William R, Champ and Dr. Oliver L.
Fassig left London for Bergen, Nor
way, last Saturday to complete the de
tails for the relief of the expedition
headed by Anthony Fiala of Brooklyn,
N. Y. The latter is on board the
steamer America, fitted out by William
Ziegler of New York to reach the north
pole by way of Franz Josef Land. Mr.
Champ said that his vessel, the Terra
Nova, will proceed as rapidly as pos
sible to Cape Flora, Franz Josef Land,
where he expected to find the records
of' the Fiala expedition and perhaps
some members of the party, A second
relief ship, on which Dr. Fassig will
be a passenger, will proceed from Nor
way direct to Shannon island and
search the east coast of Greenland.
The Duke of Orleans left England
this week for Bergen, whence he will
sail immediately after his arrival there
for the polar regions, bent on scientific
research. Incidentally he may assist
in the relief of the Fiala expedition.
CONCESSIONS TO FINNS
Czar Suspends Some Obnoxious Meas
ures Against Province.
Emperor Nicholas has directed, the
governor general, Prince Obolenski, to
suspend until further notice the execu
tion of the most unpopular of all the
measures that had been ordered, name
ly, the decree making it compulsory
for the Finnish recruits to take the
oath of allegiance to Nicholas as auto
crat of all the Eussias instead of as
grand duke of Finland, and, worse still,
making them liable to serve in Rus
sian regiments under Russian degimen
tal officers, outside of Finland, instead
of serving in purely Finnish regiments,
commanded by officers of their own
race, and called upon to serve beyond
the borders of the grand duchy only
in the event of war. Those obnoxious
measures, diametrically opposed to the
prerogatives accorded to the Finnish
people by their constitution, which the
czar, like all his predecessors since
Alexander I, has solemnly sworn to
observe, had contributed more than
anything else to embitter the people
of Finland against Emperor Nicholas
and against Russia. Another conces
sion made by the emperor is the re
establishment of the irremovability of
the judges in Finland and the repeal
of the decree rendering them liable to
summary dismissal by the governor
general or the Russian government in
case they incurred the displeasure of
either the one or the other.
CLEVER SOUNDING DEVICE
Engineer Bergraff Makes Use of Elec
tricity Instead of Lead.
fc_ A leadless sounding apparatus has
vee& invented by, a Norwegian engi-
L,
neer named Bergraff. The underlying
principle is one of acoustics, involv
ing the propagation of a sound wave
from the vessel to the bottom of the
sea and back and the measurement of
the time required for this. The process
is really the measurement of the time
between the making of the sound and
the receipt of the echo sent back from
the ocean's floor. Both the sending
of the sound and the registering or
the receipt are done by electrical appa
latus.
Galician Laborers in Sweden.
One hundred Galicians, mostly wo
men, landed last month at Visby, Goth
land. They were imported as farm la
borers for Skaggs, Bosendal and Staf
va estates. Some of the women were
accompanied by 'children of tender
years, but were strong and in good
spirits.
Leidstrom Goes to Germany.
Carl Leidstrom, the Swedish opera
singer, has accepted an engagement
with the Frankfort opera. He com
pleted his musical studies at Dresden
In the Men's Store
Just Inside Nicollet Ave. Entrance.
SHIRT SPECIAL, $1.0O-Mens Pleated Bosom Negli
gee Shirts, fine madras stripes, dots and figures, full bodies,
detached cuffs our regular $1.50 Shirts. 4*\ \f\
Saturday, each .....plv/\/
FANCY SOCKS, 50c~The best and most complete line
of men'8 fancy colored styles silk embroidered clocks,
jacquard stripes, squares and figures. C(\s*
The best, at, a pair V/O
WASH TIES, 25cFour-in-Hands and Ascots choicely
figured white madras also fancy colored wash strings
useful and serviceable
Saturday, each JuSC*
UNION SUITSMen's "Superior" make union suits,
summer weight, combed Egyptian cotton, blue or ecru
longs, mediums and stouts /t*-g f\f\
get a perfect fit, each \}\J
Ladies' Neckwear
Just received, large shipment of pretty wash stocks and
turnover embroidered collars goods made to sell at 30c to
35c the entire line goes on sale ^Irr
Saturday, each *i*jC
Another tempting offer on Saturday28 in all, handsome
ecru and Arabian shade P^oint Gaze and Point De Venise
Circular Lace Collars, values $1.75 d O
to $2.25 Saturday, each %Ple^O
Perrin's $1.15 Gloves for
Summer
There has been a steady sale of late for these $1.15 gloves
they are really the same as our $1.50 glove, a few unim
portant stitches being the only difference. They are very
light weight, in the pretty light shades we show a very
large line because we anticipated a great demand they
are specially made for summer wear p
a $1.50 glove for 4 I O
SILK GLOVESVery pretty ones, all
shades ....60:, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
and Bayreuth and later took the role
of Klingsor in "Parsifal" in the Wag
ner festival at Bayreuth.
Deaths in Denmark.
Professor Easmus Pedersen, a Dan
ish physiologist and botanist, died May
2 at Copenhagen, aged 65 years. He
became a professor at Copenhagen uni-
veTsiay in 1887 and published a con
siderable work on plant physiology.
J. Jensen of Braendholt, a member
of the Danish folkething, died a fort
night ago at Frederik *s hospital, Co
penhagen, aged 52 years. He was a
member of the liberal reform party
and was elected in 1901.
Oscar Will Rule Soon.
It is anticipated in many quarters
that King Oscar will terminate Crown
Prince Gustaf's regency on June 1.
The presumption is that he takes this
course in order to assume responsibil
ity for sanctioning the Norwegian
consular law, which will undoubtedly
pass the storthing by that time. This
act is certain to offend the Swedes
Sorosis" Oxfords
MOST
Fit the Ankle and Retain Their Shape.
Oxfords gape at the ankle and
soon grow to an unbecoming shape.
YQU will find this is not tr*ue ot 'Sorosis."
We are showing many new arrivals,"
in the latest shapes and colors.
150 Styles at $3.50
A Few Specials at $4.00.
Children's Oxfords and Slippers in all new things, prices from 50c up.
Children's Eyes
Dr. Gertrude Stanton, our optician, has been especially successful in the treat-
ment of children's eyes by modern optical methods. If the child suffers from
headaches, is backward in school work or is cross-eyed, you should consult an
expert at once. Dr. Stanton's office is on the second floor.
Good Housekeeping Linens
All Linen 7otve/Made of soft all
linen flax good heavy huck, in
white, also red border these are
worth $2.15 per dozen. 1
dozen limit, each 13c
100 Dozen Bleached Bath Towel*Of these
we must limit each purchase, not over one dozen
to each customerare made of fine double
twisted yarnwe will sell these Saturday at
exactly mill prices, ordinarily would sell at $1.35
per dozenonly sold in half dozen lots at ._.
All Linen NapkinsThe well known
John Brown make, large size, odd
lots of assorted qualities in half doz.
lots only-worth to $3.75
per dozen, six for $1.48
Corsets
$1.00 Girdles, 59c
Mercerized Tape Girdles, in pink and
blue stripes or plain white, size 18
to 22, retail price $1.00. CQ^r
Special offering, pair t/Vv
Ribbons
2,000 yards rich, pure Silk Taffeta
Ribbon, 4 inches wide, black, white,
pink, sky, navy, brown, nile, cardi
nal and other desirable shades 20o
values Saturday,
per yard IOC
BLAOK HOSE, 35c
also plain gauze lisle hose,
pair 50c stockings,.Saturday,
Hosiery
All Linen DamaskFull two yards
wide, real Irish make, all the new
est open borders, choice patterns,
90c value, while they last,
per yard
All Linen Towellng-Heavy Barnsley"
bleached crash, best 15c quality, also
linen glass toweling assorted size
checks, in red and blue, would 1 1 IjLn
be reasonable at 15c, yard..
Special Values for Saturday
50c
"Black, brilliant Richelieu lisle ribbed hose for women
and**
Hermsdorff black cotton hose each
3
3 pairs for $1.00'
FANCY HOSE, 35cFancy colored lisle hose in mottled effects drop
stitch hose, embroidered ankles Dresden, biscuit, navy,
mode and gray, all 50c quality, 3 pairs for $1, or per pair vOv
CHILDREN'S HOSE"Veribest" stockings, guaranteed for hard usage
strong and elastic fast black, 2x2 rib double heel and toe
A wonder for wear, Saturday only 2 for r&f.
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and the king is credited with a desire
to spare his son.
Norwegian Clergy Protest.
The efforts of the Swedish clergy to
arrange a convention of clergymen
for next fall may be abandoned. The
Norwegian clergy thru their executive
committee has decided not to partici
pate as long as Sweden does not fully
recognize the complete sovereignty of
the Norwegian people, and have de
clined the invitation.
Thomas Remains in Sweden.
W. W. Thomas, late United States
minister at Stockholm, will remain in
Sweden for some time, altho his stay is
somewhat indefinite. He has, however,
re-engaged his house in Stockholm,
and his summer villa at Lysekil. It is
not unlikely that he will publish an
other volume of his popular work
"Sweden and the Swedes."
Governor's Resignation Demanded.
Governor Bergh at Kuopio, Finland,
recently was requested by a delega
tion of burghers to resign his office.
Shirt WaistsWhite lawn, embroidery inser
tion, larffe sleeve, soft collarall d
sizes 34 to 44, regular $1.50 val.. %p 1 ejUs
Colored Mercerized Cham bray WaistsColors
blue, pink, lavender and fancy stripes
all sizesregular $1.25 waists, Sat.0
Wash Shirtwaist Suits Made from fancy
patterns in lawna large vari
ety of patterns, all sizes
Invite Picture Lovers
to
At
67c
50c
At
Sir Mortimer Johnson
Call of the Wild London
Filigree Ball Green
Lady Rose's Daughter Mrs. Humphrey Ward
Mettle of Pasture Jas. Lane Allen
Gentleman from Indiana Tarkington
Hair
andO
every
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Our Table d'Hote Dinner, S to 7 p. m., at 40c is a Popular Feature in Our Tea Rooms.
$1.50
Dressing SacquesMade from fancy and plain
white lawn, colored border trimmed '?{\rr
worth $1.25. For Saturday, choice uyC
This he flatly refused. When this was
made public a large crowd gathered
in front of his house and made a
noisy demonstration.
NATIONAL BANK CLOSED
Financial Concern in New York Town
Declared Insolvent.
Washington, May 19.The First Na
tional bank of Cornwall, N. Y., was
closed today by direction of the con
troller of the currency, on the ground
of insolvency, and National Bank Ex
aminer Charles E. Vanbrocklin has been
appointed receiver.
The bank was capitalized at $25,000
and according to a recent statement,
owed depositors $18,000.
EffOANABA, MICH.Tfc# big mill of the
Cedar River Lumber company, at Spaulding,
Menominee county, Is In commission and wfil
be operated under direction of a receiver, the
company having gone into bankruptcy last Feb
ruary.
SEVENTH AND NICOLLET
Special Values in Our Big Suit Dept.
New, Exhibit of Beautiful Pictures
SXZffvi* The Beard Art Galleries
School Pictures, Water Colors, Japanese Prints Now on View,
Extraordinary
Sale Boys9
Sizes 2rz to 11 years
i^HQlfCE OF OUrVENTIRE LINE of Russian and
Eton Blouse Suits, not one suit reserved lines
are broken, but all sizes are in the assortments.
The prices are less than cost to make to provide
room for wash suits about to arrive.
$4.00 Suits, $2.98
$6.00 Suits, $3.98
$7.00 Suits, $4.98
$8.50 Suits, $5.98
$10.00 Suits, $6.98
Beautiful Linos of Boys' Caps, Blouses, Shirts,
Neckwear and Sweaters at popular prices.
ARE YOU ONE OF THE MANY REGULAR VISITORS TO OUR FREE ART GALLERIES? THE EXHIBITS ARE CONSTANTLY CHANGING. YOU ARE INVITED
Saturday at the Great May SUk Sale
Worth to $1.00 a yard.
Plain Taffetas, Changeable Taffetas,
Hairline Stripe and Jacquard Taf
fetas, black warranted Taffetas, col
ored Peau de Cygnes, Satin Twilled
Foulards.
OR those who cannot do their shopping during the earlier part of the
week we have arranged a very excellent selection for Saturday.
49c
59c
Worth to $1.25 a yard.
27-in. Shirtwaist Suit Silks, Satin
Twilled Foulards, Black Peau de
Soie, Black Warranted Taffetas, 27-
in. Colored Taffetas, 27-in. White
Habutais.
Children's Wash DressesOne large table,
loaded down with several different styles of
tub dresses for children, sizes 4 to 14a
variety of coloringsstrictly fast
colors, $1.25, $1.00, 75c and
Wash UnderskirtsMade from fancy stripe
gingham, ruffle flounce, cut very f\Q
wide, $1.25 and $1.50 values for yOC
Covert JacketsSaturday a bargain day in
women's Covert Jacketsthey are an accu
mulation of larger sizes, 38,
40, 42, worth to $20, Saturday
Suits
At
CLEARANCE SALE OF BOOKS
LARGE BOOTHMAIN FLOOR.
This is a department the service of
which we can recommend in every
Goods .particular. Shampooing,Facial Mas
sage and Manicuring are specialties.
Knit Underwear
UNION SUITS, 33cLadies' low neck, sleeveless,'cotton union suits, um-
brella styles, lace trimmed, tape run neck, sizes 4 and 5 only t2/-r
regular value, 50c for Saturday, each uOC
VESTS AND PANTSLadies' ribbed lisle vests and pants, silk crochet fin-
ish on vests tapeS French band pants ^*i\
regular price 50c Saturday, only O
39c
Worth to $1.00.
300 yards of Silk Velvets in a fine
collection of colors, the surplus stock
of the Nonotuck Silk Co.
At
..For Summer Reading..
Over 100 Titles Popular Copyrighted Books, Published at $1.50 each.
89c
A yard for the new Kamimura Pon
gees^all pure silk^ 28 inches wide,
has the dosired rough effect, in
white, light blue, pink, reseda,
myrtle, natural, tan, brown, cardinal,
gobelin, navy and black.
Speckled Bird By Author of St. Elmo.
The Grafter's Francis Lynde
Black Diamond Men Gibbons
Amateur Cracksman Hornung
Raffles
KIN FIGHT TO WIN
MOTHER AS GUEST
Rivals Battle at Pier to Induce
Wealthy Woman to Make
Home with Them.
Now York Bun Special Service.
New York, May 19.When the big
Deutschland came alongside her pier
in Hoboken last night an exciting bat
tle occurred between rival factions of
the family of Mrs. Mary Schwartz,
formerly of Brooklyn, but later of
Hamburg. Mrs. Schwartz is reputed to
be very wealthy. She formely lived
with one part or the family in Brook
lyn but the rival clan, the head of
which is David Trautman, has been
laying plans to get Mrs. Schwartz to
Off
50c
$7.50
Tell Us Your Millinery Needs.
\\T 'E are often complimented on the very pretty
popular and yet exclusive styles of trimmed
hats that we show. For Saturday we have bunched
in one large lot nearly 200 of our best styles.
$8.50 Hats, $5.00
Special and large showing of trimmed high class
street hats, each,
$5, $7.50, $10 to $18
Children's School Hats 50o to $3.50
Children's Dress Hats 91.75 to $8.00
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and hundreds of others
Finet
Switches
**EADY .MIXED
HOUSE
FAINTS
Reliable Sheets and Pillow Cases
A LL OUR SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES are made of the best brands
of cottonsmade to order expressly for Dayton'swith 3-inch hem.
Each sheet and pillow case bears our own stamp.
Bleached Sheets for single beds,
made of fine quality sheeting, 3-inch
hem, 2J yards long, actual
value 55c, each 45c
Saturday we will put on sale one thousand Pillow
Cases, made of fine, heavy, soft finished cotton
8-inch hemsizes 42x36 and 45x36. These are the
well known "Dayton Special" quality. Would be
good value at $1.90 per dozen. One dozen limit.
Each.
Honey Comb Bed SpreadsFull
size, fringed and hemmed, good
weight, made of double twist yarn,
these at just about mill d*
prices, each pl*^0
50c
Hornung
House Paint, a first-class Paint at a
low price, per gallon 98c
Johnson's Floor Wax, 1 lb 39c
Johnson's.Crack Filler, 1 lb cans..25c
Mazoline Furniture or Piano Pol
ish 19c
Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, ready
for use I3c
live with them. With David Trautman
came his wife, a daughter of Mrs.
Schwartz, and his daughter Julia. Julia
ran afoul of her aunt, Mrs. Fuhrman,
who had come to the' pier with her
baby. Mrs. Fuhrman began to accuse
the Trautmans of plotting to get con
trol of her mother's wealth. Miss
Trautman brought her parasol down
with a whack upon her aunt's head.
A temporary peace was patched up
when Mrs. Schwartz came down the
gangplank. They all tried to kiss her
at the same time, some pulling others
away, while there were exclamations
of ''Why can't you let mother alone 1"
"You're no good." After kissing her
children and grandchildren all around,
Mrs. Schwartz decided to go with the
Trautmans.
VOLGA, S. J. exercises wer
held to Ihe operahouse last evening, when a clara
of ten received diplomas, as follows Florence
Ware, Florence Eurdick, Mabel Btomley, Ellen
Reeves. Selma Karlstead, Alzora Reeves, Arthur
gtomley. Oarl Stomley, Bertha Smith, Hazel
Evans. The present teachers have been re
tained.
Hour Sale
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A.<p>Department
M.
N order to introduce to you this excellent de
partment, for one hour only, as indicated,
choice of any article in our complete stocki
at exactly 25 per cent reduction
5 4 off
White Underwear
Half Hour Sales
2:00 TO 2:30Beautiful cambric petticoats three rows
jf lace insertions on flounce, tucks between, laee edge
just 24 skirts in this lot retail at $1.25, worth $1.50.
Saturday, 2:00 to 2:30,
each o5C
2:30 TO 3:00--Muslin skirt chemise, tucked, yokes of lace
or embroidery retail price 69c Saturday, A
2:30 to 3:00, each 45C
3:00 TO 3:30Good muslin drawers, lace edged, lawn
flounce, three rows of faggoting just 36 pairs of open
drawers retail price 50c Saturday, -g
8:00 to 3:30, pair %51C
3:30 TO 4:00Fine, soft cambric gowns, square yoke, em
broidery beading and edge, with tucks, also insertions,
ribbon run retail price, $1.75 and $2.25. ^%r\
Saturday, 3:30 to 4:00 Pl^y
Handkerchiefs
JL50 Dozen Ladies Demi-Laundered, Grass Bleached,
Pure Linen, Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with dainty
hand-worked initial specially good value at 12^c
each put up in half-dozen bundles, A
Saturday, 6 for 4DC
200 Dozen Ladies' sheer and medium, unlaundered,
pure Linen Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered in floral
spray and initial, 15c values, f\rf
Saturday, each 1UC
Handsome Millinery
Silk Serge Umbrellas, 98c
Nothing more requisite this rainy month than a good, serviceable umbrella. Sat-
urday we offer one special bargain. One of them is a Ladies' Silk Serge Um-
brella, paragon frame, pretty natural wood and fancy pearl and silver trimmed
handles, a new lot, over 400 in all. All go on sale Saturday, \Q
each VOC
Large Sheets 2Jx2J yards long
Dayton's reinforced quality, double
weight throughout the centercan
only be had at Dayton's *JQ,v
95c value, each /OC
lie
Satin Bed Spreads Large size,
fringed and cut corners, new beauti
ful embossed woven designs, best
ever made at this price,
$3.25 value, each... .$2.85
800 Yards
Ribbons 19c
A clean up table of over 800 yards
all Silk Fancy Ribbon 3\ and 4 inch
wide and 7 inch wide rich lustrous
Messaline Ribbon, an elegant sash,
bow and millinery ribbons, all colors,
values ffom 25c to 35c, your
choice, Saturday per yd....
Bright Basement
10 Bars Santa Claus or
Rose Queen Laundry Soap
for 25c, with a 50c pur
chase or over in Base
ment. Armstrong's Enam
el Floor Paint, best floor
paint in the market:
Q^- %-eaL
25o 45c
1 Gallon 89c
Perfection fine mixed
19c
Corsets
Ladies' Blousers, to be worn under
the waist front, especially adapted
to slight figures lawn or Swiss, 3-
ruffle, 8 or 10 styles,
each 5UC
Arctic Ice Cream
Freezers will freeze
choicest oream in 3
minutes, special:
2-quart $1.69
3-quart 81.95
4-quart $2.39
New improved Kings
ton clothes wringer,
warranted 3 years, sale price..$2.69
Lawn Rakes, 20
tooth, only
29c- Lawn
Rakes, 24 tooth,
worth 60c, only
39c- A good
Malleable iron
12 tooth Garden
Rake, 19c A
ood steel
pade, 49o-
