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THE BISBBE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1912
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IN B9SBEE LODGE WORLD
Synopsis Of The Week's News Of The
Orders And Societies Of The City
--Egr-i
FLOWEff SEEDS
HIS FiHLLI
' A Druggist's Favorite Kidney
Remedy-Cured Himself.
Many of the nobles of the Mvstlc
shrine are forming a caravan in Bis-
he to journey across the hot sands
of the desert to Phoenix which will
be the state Meet on the twenty--Mond
of this month. On January
0 a notice to tho Nobility went forth
that numoroiih poor mobs of the desert
vroro clamoring lor the faltliful to
teach them the way to become a part
of the caravan which will start very
soon and be granted the good time
and the things which tho faithful
'Miotic enjoy ami that a special dis
pensation from th Imperial Poten
tate to receive and ballot on petl
tions ami confer the Older of the
Mystic Shrine. A business meeting
will be held on February 2 at 3
u'eloek and all petitions must lie In
by 2 o'clock. At 7 o'clock there 1b
to be a street parade and at o
o'clock ooraos th general Ceremonial
Session tinder the guidance: of di
rector PaiLer. One paragraph in the
booklet that hag been received in
liltdiee sajs volumes in a few words
Hd may be quoted From. 9 o'clock
p. in. and during the rest of the
evening lunch will bo spread in the
banquet hall." Thee who know the
Shrlners think that tho Idea to lv
conveyed v. as that a buffat banquet
would ' be spread In the lunch ball.
On the evening of February 23 there
will be a reception and dunce givon
the visitors. Local Shriners are also
planning to hold a dance in this citj
sometime during tho present month.
Local Knights of Pythias aro anti
cipating busy times within the next
few weeks. In the first place a spe
cinl dispensation has been granten
to the IJisbee Knights and this will
mean a great inlliiv of members.
There are many desirable memberj
who had heard it intimated that a
dispensation was to be asked and had
waited until this time to take ad
vantage or it. There will be mem
bership elections, initiations and de
gree work from now on until the dis
pensation ends ana even afterward.
Besides the fact of the dispensation
there is an added reason to Join the
K. P. e.t this time. Tor in April there
will bo a session of the I). O. K. K
held in this city for the purose ol
installing here a chapter of that sub
sidiary branch of the Knights ol
Pythias. This is going to mean a
great gathering of "higher uo"Knightn
and also of just ordinary Knights (if
there are any such Individuals) in
this city for the occasion. From all
parts of Arizona will come members
of the B. O. K. K. and from many
different sections ot the new state
and from Cananea and othor north
ern Sonora Kints there will be many
novitiates. It is expected that a class
of more than 100 will be Initiated
into the I). O. K. K. on this oc
casion. For those who are not in
formed on the subject it may be
stated that what the shrine is to
Masonry that the D. O. K. K. is
to the Knights of Pythias. But good
times for the Kniphts and for the
Pythian Sister do not lie so far
away as April. At the last meet
ing, in connection with other an
nouncements it whs stated that on
the evening of February 20 here
would be held at Pythian Castle;
Jointly by the Knlchts and the Py
thian Sisters a dance and banquet In
addition to whith aere is being pre-
Miared a special program which nny
h expected to be nmouneed by next i
'Stuulav iu the l.odge ColuMn. The'
plan of -he two order are to make
tuts affair an important event.
Lat night there was special!
meeting of IMahee Lodge No. fiTl It.
P. O. E- tor the purposes of initia
tion. Then were ten novitiates that
hnd not et boon inducted into Klk
dom and of these more than half a
t'oten were on hand to tae the ol
llganons imi.-o.-wd bv th order. Fol
towt'ig fht rotvttuf and tta initia
tions Uieio .s ,.-jl ro.:st served
to intiulwis i.-.w ami old It wvs
SUgos;d (hat tn '! old d.ivs ) u
hoi.' uy i"n.-:!ed at initiation tin;
EH (alvo would have furnished th
m ..nd would c.rtaj-uy have been
wait ro. s.cd. but those daya hare
pasted and the Rlk initlvtkm nov
contain nolhlag to detract from the
soleu mt ot the ceremonies and the
obligation. lrepanitlona are going
on actively or ihe Washington Birtli
U4 dative, ill's w ill be nojt only a
kcIdI innctu n bet ill tend to al.
(Upuasize tht- benevolence of the o-k:-
in tht the proceeds will le do
nalud'iu a find to establish a child
ren', pirn ground in litis city it is
understood na' a li'ieral coairltm
tun has been ohercd bj a gentleman
In New York provided the city raises
an e'.u-.! i mount md the aura that
will lie contributed by 671 will make
n fine nost egg for such a fund. In
terest locally in the state re-unlon
v hich is to be held In Tucson next
month is on tn lacrosse. Bach day
other local members express the n
tention of attending and the matter
of Bisbee Joining in tlie proposed
state organization is expected to be
brought ui either at the meeting on
February o or at the time of the in
nual election -on March-j.
Delegates from IJisbee left yester
day for Prcscott to attend the ses-
sion ot iiasons anu uraer oi casiern
Star Ahlch is to be held this week
at Prescott. Tho journey from this
clt to Prescott is a long ono iu
hours even if not in distance and re
quires numerous changes. This kept
many who would otherwise have at
tended the re-unlon and state grand
lodge convention at home and only
the delegates made the joumev. The
Masons who went were Dr. N. 0.
riedsoe. Dr. O. A. Bridge, II. M.
Woods and (leorge W. Stewart. The
Kastern Star delegates are Mrs. Dovle
P. Thomas, assistant grand conduc
tress and Annie Le lto, worthy ma
tron. Great preparations have been
made at the Mile High City and he
visitors are certain to nave an en
joyable time.
Ralph Cameron Would
Make Arizona Resem
ble the Garden
of Mary
SENDS FORGETMENOTS
The fact tiiat Delegate Ralph Cam
eron has sent thousands of packages
ot "Forget-Mo-Not" seed to his Ari
zona constituents has caused tho poli
ticians to wonder if the builder ot the
long and narrow path called Angel
Trail his ambitions or calculations
,or " coming back ' oh the Mies of a
p..!niel March. Unled senators
Smith and Ashurst and rongresMcan
Haydeu put "trailing Aurtutus" on
toe track of the Torget-Me-N'ot"
sued, and shadow them with poiP'
plants, a million ' Forget-Me-Nots"
will be reminding the voters of Ari-com--
as suggestively as the ghost of
the murdered Xing of Denmark . "fte-
'
riitcen years ato I had an attack
of acute kidney troublu. I consulted
.t I'iiv.iii-mii who (Vivo mo mcuii-iuu
inch only rellevtff me for a time.
Aier diacontinulne his jnedlcine my
iroiible returned a severe a before.
Having heart of Stftimii-Uoot Ij
ave it a trial and can honestly stato
iliHt tnree dollar bottles cured mr.l
never having any sickcuks In titteeu
ears I have sold Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Hoot b u druggist for many
years and can glvo It the very befct
of recommendations at all times.
You are at liberty to use this state- i
mem any time yon wish. j
Kospoctfull,
W. C. SUMMBltS. I
12 H Central Ave. Kansas City, Kans.
With (Jrand View Drug Co.
State of Kansas )
Comity of Wynudottojss.
Ou this 11th day of August, 190H,
personally appeared beforu me, V.
V Summers, who subscribed to the
withm statement and made oath that
the same is true in substance and
fact.
CHAULKS WILSON.
Notary Public.
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member me. ' Letter to
The delegate sent more thau For- Dr. Kilmer t. Co.,
pc t-Me-Nots. howver, and it may. be I Bingampton, N. Y. ,
that the combination express some- i I
ft', iii; more for ihe delegate than , prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for
merely to be remembered. "Hand him '' You.
bunch" may mean BnheT a threat Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., ulng-
hamton, N. Y
a bunch may
or a promise. The "language of
the flowers" Is more than an imag
ining fif the politician!, it is a lan
guage at least as real as Lsperanta.
The poet sings:
"The message that flowers tell.
What words could novcr speak no
well."
The Forget-Me-Nots may have a
message for the peonlo of Arizona
mat is not contained in the speeches
of the delegate from Arizona. Other
seed that have been sent by Arisona's
delogate arc
for a sample bottle.'
it will convince anone. You will
also receive a booklet of vnluablo
information, telling all about the knt-!
neys and bladder. When writing, 'je'
sure and mention Tho lilsbee Daily
Ueview. lingular fifty-cent and ont-i
dollar size bottles for uulo at ill!
drug stores.
LOVE LYRICS OF A RANCH GIRL.
INTRODUCED. J
eschschoiuia, Kochla, That llrst c net: he bowed quite low
morning glory, sweet peas, zinnia.
calendula, candy turt, Chinese pink,
mignlonette and Iioppy.
Have Meanings of Own
Some of these flower meanings aro
given in the "Review Dictionary" as
follows:
Cany tuft Indifference.
Mignlonette Your qualities sur
pass your charms.
Sweet pea Depart.
Poppy All gust.
Morning glory September.
Tho eschscholtzla. kochia, cales-
When ho was introduced. "May I
Havo the next waltz-" he asked. Oh,
why
Did I refuse and toss my head.
Yet half regret tho words I said?
"It's taken, and the next is, too."
And then he turned around and flew.
Why did he back away so free?
Why don't he try coaxing me?
"STRAYS."
Ho rode up to our ranch today.
And claimed he's looking for a stray. ,
He talked for quite a while to dad '
Looks funny that the fellow had '
dula and zinnia are probably used ' To take up nearly half a day
Next Friday nigbt the Loyal Order f
of Moose will hold installation of of-1
ncers as well as Initiation and as the 1
evening will be a long one procedings
I will begin at 7:30. Following the
meeting, according to announcement.!
all will adjourn to the new home. At I
the meeting last Friday night there
was a large class initiated and neti
meeting the clafs to be inducted will I
be an even larger one. The member
ship contest is progressing famously,
the growth of the order Is remark
able, and interest m this dinner
match where members arc the points
is growing steadiiv
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BOSYEenTAHEAD OF
POLITICIANS BOTH PARTIES
only in code language, as the diction
ary gives no meaning for these
Mowers. For instance, "schscholt
zia" may mean "Watch me swipe
him on the bean," and the other too,
may be signs of the double cross.
Tho "bunch" that the delegate has
sent out appears to be somewhat contradictor-,
and It may bo capable of
several sentiments, tit may express
fometilng like this: "Owing to your
Indifference, 1 must depart from
Washington and Its precious per
quisites: but you still look good to
me In fact, yonr qualities surpass
your charms, and 1 will be around
some time between August and Sep
tember to see how tho flowers are
coming along. Don't forget the p:ss
word, Eschscholtzla,' "
Arizona, quite contrary.
How does your garden grow?
Read the story of the morning
glory, And forget-me-not, dear bo.
Burdick Cculd Ranch
Judge T D. Burdick has received
5,000 packages of seed, garden seed
and flower seed, which he will be slad
to distribute to those who will call j
at his oflice for them. The big mall
sacks full of seed arrived yesterday,
and in addition to the flower seed,
thore are all kinds of seed for the
With talking of a single stray.
But finally away he went;
1 pecked and watched him as he sent!
His horse along Just like he's glad:
And then like him I talked with dad.
INDIFFERENCE. '
Last night be stopped in and he stayed j
To supper, and he set and played j
Some cards with dad and Joked so ;
free, j
Yet somehow me ho did not see. i
I wonder if he thinks I cart
One way or other when or where
He is or what he ever thought! .
But still I think he hadn't ought
I'm sure I do not care a cent
Yet 1 stayed up until ho wont.
DUMBNESS.
On Sunday last he called, and I
My bestest best did try and try
To entertain him with the news.
' The steretopticon and views.
And played the organ; yet right there
Ho set and twisted in his chair, j
And looked at :n I had to laugh
As helpless as a real young calf. I
His words seemed In his throat to
stick I
1 wonder if tho poor boy's nick! j
SWEETS. I
Today ho cams a-riding down. j
And brought me candy from the town;
And then I asked, "Is this for me?" i
And then ho said, "You bet It be!"
I felt so queer I let hi mstand
garden. Valley farmers are request-1 And for a moment hold my band,
WASHINGTON, D C, Feb. 10.
J'oMies a-plenty is promised for the
coining week. In fact, the week will
be the busiest one that the politicians
Iwtc experienced in a long, lone
Um. The Lincoln Day celebrations
will be a cause for unusual activity
on the irt of the republicans, partic
ularly those of oratorical ability.
President Taft will go to Newark
to take part in the Lincoln Day cel
ebration in that city. He will be the
guest in Newark of ex-Governor
Franklin Murphy and will be given
an opportunity to meet some of the
leading republicans of New Jersey.
Springfield, 111- the home city of
Abtaham Lincoln, will observe his
birthday anniversary with a banquet
under ithe auspices of the Uncoln
Centennial asociation. Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and
Representative Frank B. Wills of
Ohio are announced as the principal
speakers.
Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Veagh will add to the gayety of tho
republican situation by making a
speech to the republicans of Michigan
with "What Is a Progressive?" as his
topic. The speech will be delivered
Tuesday night at the annual dinner
of the Zach Chandler club at Lanslng.
Another Michigan banquet at which
republican oratory will be on tap will
bo that of the Calhoun Lincoln club
at Albion. Governor Osborn will be
the chief figure, with Congressmen
J. M. C. Smith of Michigan. C H.
Sloan of Nebraska and Frank W.
Mondell of Wyoming as the other
speakers. The personnel of the speak
ers list Indicates that many good
words will bo spoken for Theodore
Roosevelt before the evening is over.
A Lincoln Day banquet to be givon
Jn St. Louis by the -Association of
Young Republicans of i Missouri will
havo as speakers Govamor Dcneen
of Illinois and Governor Hadley of
Missouri
Governor Toner of Pennsylvania.
ex-Governor Utter of Rhode Island,
Charles M. Schwab and Congressman
Howland of Ohio are scheduled as
speakers at a banquet to be given by
the Lincoln Republican club of Beth
lehem, Pa
RepuMicans of the Hoosier State
will turn tncir eyes towards New
castle, where a thousand or more or
the pariy leaders are expected to
gather tor tho annua meeting and
banquet of the Indiana Lincoln
League.
In Colorado, also, the anniversary
of the birth of Lincoln promises to
qe a banner day for the republican
party. Republican leaders of all fac
tions havo been Invited to meet in
Denver on that day for a grand "har
mony' 'conference The state commit
tee will meet to discuss plans for
the state convention, a conference
will be held by the republican editors,
and tho gathering will close with a
Lincoln banquet at which former Sen
ator Beveridge of Indiana is to be
tho star speaker.
Aside from the Lincoln day jubila
tion the chief event of the week on
the republican calendar will be the
state convention of Georgia republi
cans, which is to meet In Atlanta
Wednesday to name delegates to the
national convention at Chicago. Re
cent reports from the South give. evi
dence of considerable activity on tiro
part of Roosevelt adherents in Geor
gia and it Is reported that they will
make an effort to have a Roosevelt
man elected chairman of the state
committee. Tho Talt people, however.
do not appear worried over the situa
tion and the general opinion is that
about tho best that Roosevelt follow
ers can hope for Is an untnstructcd
delegation to Chicago. A solid Taft
delegation Is the prediction of the
president's Triends.
A straw to indicate the way the
wind is blowing in Oklahoma will be
furnished by the state committee
meeting and Lincoln banquet to he
held In Guthrie Monday. James- A.
Harris, chairman ot the state commit
tee, is the leader of the Tart Torcos In
Oklahoma and there Is little doubt
tna( the round-up at Guthrie will show
that the president can count upon the
support of the Oklahoma delegation
tin his fight for rcnomlnatton.
ed to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunit) to obtain seed. In spite of the
disposition of tb politician i to mu:e
merry of Mr. Cameron's flower lan
guage it must appear that Ariaona's
delegate is atil! getting ail that is
coming to his bailiwick.
"Who can look into the seed ot
tme and telf watch will grow and
which will not." Shakespeare asKs.
Sttme of them may fall by the way
side among the tares and ke chokod
'That candy's sweet," he said, "Is
true.
But thero's nono' made as sweet as
you."
And then I laughed and looked away.
For there was nothing I could say.
DREAMS.
I dreamed of him last night and
thought
He came to mo and quickly caught
Me in his arms and told me all
Those lovo names that a man may call
to death by Stark Smith's "trailing The- jjirl he thinks his heart's desire;
Arbuta." and overshadowed by his ; And then I dreamed a prairie tire
poppy plants, some of them may . fame sweeping up on every side.
grow op Hke the green bay tree or ! And he saved me and then I cried
Jack's bean stalk. Who knows? i Upon his shouldor strong and nice,
Sh-h-h! "Escbscnoltzia." And then he lecncd and kissed me
twice.
Y. M. C A. mE&TIMG Robert V. Carr In the Twice--
I i-onth Popular Magazine.
WINONA, Minn., Feb JO Reure-I
'ematives of the branches of tho!
Young m?d's Christian association in j
Minnesota met here today for the an
nual state convention,
wlli continue the
CONVENTION POLISH PRIESTS
DBTKOIT, Mich.. Fob. 10. A con-
Tho sessions I vention of Polish priests said to bo
next three days, I & first gathering of its kind ever
e-ist suniinv with MKieial church ! held in the United States, assembled
services in the morning and a fare- in this city today with delegates in
well mass meeting In the afternoon. ' attendance from many parts of the
Tho convention will have as a general country. The convention Is to discuss
theme, "Tho Men and Religion For-1 concerted action along various lines
ward Movement," around which most ' that will result in benefit to tho
of the speakers have been instructed j Po'ish Catholics o America. Prornin
to make their remarks. Prominent nt among the participants is Bishop
among those who are to deliver ad- Rhode of Chicago, the first Polish
dresses are President H. Churchill , Catholic bishop in tho United States.
King o Oberlin College, Rev. James
E. Freeman, D D., of Minneapolis, lTnn TC T pi toQipY
President Ozora S. Davis of Chicago ' UU LM I t IU t-LHCSSir I
Theological Seminary, Clarence B. j
Willis of Milwaukee, Dr. George J., FURNISHED rooms for rent. Steam
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tisner oi -New orK, ana a. u. ivneDe i
' of SL Louis, International secretary
I of the Railroad Y. M. C. A.
' On the democratic side, tho most
interesting news of the week probably
will bo furnished by Governor Wood-i
row Wilson, who will make a hurried
trip to Chicago to deliver one or two
addresses on Lincoln day and to con
fer with some of the prominent demo
crats in he west. Also of Interest
will bo the democratic presidential
primary in St. Louis to select 21u
delegatcs to tho Democratic State
convention at Joplln. Tho Joplin con
vention will determine whether for
mer Governor Joseph W. Folk or
Speaker Champ Clark shall have the
Missouri Indorsement for presidenL'
heat and running water in
room. The Golden. Main SL
each
47G
S. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS. Win
Blow's strain. Stock from Lester
Tompkins. Eggs $2.00 and $3.:.0
per ID. 1 E. Hawcs, Warren,
Ariz. 475
BLAMED A GOOD WORKER.
"I blamed my hert for severe din
tress In my loft side for two years,"
writes W. Evans, Danville, Va., "but
I knovr now !t was Indigestion, as Dr.
King's New Life PHIh completely
cured mo." Best for stomach, liV"r
and kidney troubles, constipation,
headache or debility. Zc M all drug
gists. w j 3ia.i
Early Spring Necessities
We are here mentioning some ol the spring goods that have arrived and we are
now showing. We do not want to impress you with the idea that the complete
spring stock has arrived, but only p. small portion of it. liach day is bringing
new styles and creations into the store. Every department will soon be crowded
with new spring merchandise.
The variety is very extensile this season. The assortments are very broad.
We have made special efforts to have every thing that the public demands.
New Percales
-or early spring m-King we aro showing a nev
line ot fine cambric percales, in a wide assort
ment ol colors and patterns. I Hues, greys, blacks,
piiiKs, otc. ' inches wide, fast coloi, price
yard l.ic.
Red Seal Ginghams
At a medium price thero is nothing as gooS n
this moke. Tho patterns are new and the color
ings perroct No seconds, all now and iresh.
For ho.ise die&se. the Red Seal ginghams ar
the bout, alio for ohiluton's dresses, priced lr
yard. loo.
Amoskeag Apron Checks
This class of ginghams does not requir an in
troduction, all that we wish to sav regarding
rneir is that we have met received .t large as
sortment consisting of evr size died, priced
per yard 10c.
Serpentine Crepe
The material that won a reputation being the
most suitable, kunona goods manufactured, it
reiuires no ironing which is a verj good feat
ire, the colors are fast and the patterns are
very !nindune. The all over Boral designs are
very attractive and land a sof'. rich effect to a
ki nona. 'lho assottmeut ifi large now, at per
rd, "c.
American Prints
Prints aro becoming very iKpu!ar for little ohenpuouse dresses and ou account ot the very Inox
ponsive price can bo made at a very smrll cost. A large,, assortment of new patterns and colors, a:
per yard 7c.
Advance Tailored Hats
We are ndw showing the early spring tailored hats for women.
Tho styles are exceedingly pretty, dainty and neat in shapes com
bimt'on ot colors and designs. There is a wide assortment of-stylot
to select irom, all the popular .hades to match tho spring suits
ana dresses. .Matched costumes and hats will be more popular
than over this season. In this assortment you will find a hat that
win become you, as trie variety Is large, a shapo -for every face.
This is not the Spring opening, Just a showing of early hats.
tffe!ia2P
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A Complete Corset Stock
we are snowing the best assortment that was ever shown in this vicinity,
'the new models aro very graceful and will give the new sprint gown an
auaeo touch or beauty.
AiaKo your selection tror.i our wet! selected stock and our corset lady
win see that you aro properl.v tlttej
a phm
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"Warner's 301
Tho 301 model Is long hip and high
bust, made of a good strchig quality
of corset batiste. White only. This
is a good selling number at SS.r.
Warner's 273
Long hip and Medium hign bust, maJo
or white batiste of sood lasting quai
lty, priced at ?2.23.
Warner's 272
The 272 model Is medium long hip
and low best, made or a good -ervice
able quality natiste. in white only. A
corset that win outwear all otuers at
tho price of $2-5.
Warner's 641
Tiio 6-11 mode, is the newest style in
.woman's corage 1.0'ig hip and low
bust, made of a good quality of cor
set batiste. Priced at $2 00.
Warner's 636
Tne 6-G nodel is the most i opular
medium pne d cor' sold, it is a
very low bust and long hip, made of
a good qusllty white corset batiste.
Priced at ?f..
Warner's 601
The C01 model is a comfortable cor
sage of a low bust and long hip, it
is also a very popular selling corset,
made of white corset batiste of a
good quality, priced. $1 50.
Nemo 403
Self leducing. low bust and long hip.
Ksesing a flattening back effect,
whicn the ladies prefer, priced $4.00.
Nemo 405
Self reducing with relief bands, high
oust, made for tali ,tout peoplr of a
heav strong batiste which will wear
well, priced ?4.00.
New Spring hnderwear
The nrst shipment of knit underwear for Women, .dlss.s and Children has arrived. Tiie assortment is
complete, both m single piece garments and un.on suits. A large variety of prices.
Ladies' Lisle Vests
In vests fcr ladles we have li.th plain anu
tancy tilmmed. Some have the necks trim
med with lisle and silk laces. In all sizes
extending fiom Misses' to out sizes for
arge women. Desirable weights for spring
wear and made ot pure white cotton an
lisle yarns, priced per garment ;ic and i
to 5.W).
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..uuies x..tif. uutufisuuvs tj;
LKvr
,UV H' ilUU SllUli Sl,v CU11 ivii.cr aii't
prettily lace trimmed, pure blenched, sprint
needle knit, full size, pi iced at per suit,
f 1.25. Others priced at per sui 50c and 75.'.
Ladies' White Cotton
Vests
White Knit vests in all sizes for ladies.
Gooa ntting garments priced at 10c, 13c
and 2oc.
Ladies' Pants and Tights
White cotton and lisio. spring needle knit.
very well made line of garments, lacj
trimmed at per garment, r5c to tl.75. Plain tights
priced, pei garment, jc to Sic
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Misses' Lace Trimmed
Unionsuits
Low neck and no sleeves, pure white bleacb.
Knee length, an exceptional value at. per
garment. G't.
Misses' Unionsuits
Suovv ble-ched, low neck, sleeveless, knee
length union suits in children's sizes only.
This is i very good value at, a garment C3c.
Children's Low Neck
Vests
For children between thp ases of three and
fourteen years, vests with low necks and
no sleeves. Spring needle knit ot superior
lisle and cotton yarns, priced per garment,
15c, 25c and 35c.
Children's High Neck Vests
High neck garments and short sleeves, high neck
and long sleeves, in white cotten and lisle Sizes
from three to fourteen years, priced at 35c.
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Some New Arrivals In Hosiery
Wc .-ve only receiveu a wrv smail portion of the immense spring stoc
which wo have ordered, but some of the best numbors jre here and
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Misses' Non Fib Hose
For those who prefer a non rib
hose for Misses' we carry this one,
as we think it Is the best hose ob
tainable In its kind. Fast black dye
and a well shaped foot and leg.
Price per pair, 35c.
Ladies' Lisle Hose
The famoiis Onyx brand at two
popular prices. There is nothing
better in lisle hose than these,
folors, black and tan. Well shaped
and guaranteed absolutely staiiir
less, price per pair, 50c and 6c.
Boys' Round Ticket Hose
This is the hose that gives bettor
satisfaction than any other. Boyi
are very severe on their hose and
it pays to get something that will
hold together. This one will stand
the knocks because it is made out
of long fiber soa fslantf cotton,
which ins-res lovg weir. Try tKem
once and you will InsUt on having
them the next time. All sizes, t
pnr pair, 30c and JJc.
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