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MOUNDSVILLE
DEATH ANGEL OVERCOMES INJURED
COAL MINER IN RACE TO HOSPITAL;
AJTQTKX* HAH ETLLID BXTWBB*
OAJ10 EN' M1XX ACXOM HJVXH . {
nOM THIS CITY TRXDAY
TeSelity ZJrt Is ths Largest la Mauj
Xoat&a?Other Mound City
X?w? df Interest.
Just as he was betng carried through
the doers of thi operating room of the
GIsndale hospital. George Stefanoff.
aged 4S. Bulgarian coal miner at the
Parrs Hun mine of the Mineral Stav*.
Coal Company, succumbed at 12:30 ?
o'clock noon yesterday, following a slate
fall In which his body was terribly'
crushed- The accident occurred about
13 O'clock Friday. shortly before Stefa
noff started to r?sume the loading of W
car with coal
One hour later at the Fort Pitt mine
of the t'entral C*Oa! Mining Company,;
located Just acioes the r!\er from thi? >
city. Albert ivnixzo, Italian, met his
death when he stepped between two
cars In a motor trip in an attempt to
couple a break In the train. l>en;*xo
was almost Instantly killed when the
big motor pushing fourteen cars, came
together against twelve other cars. l>e
nlsio. lived at liellalre and h;s remains
were taken there "for burial. He was
<0 years old and had been working lit
the mine for several years. He is a (
single man.
Stefanoff is married and his one soi..
Steve, who aiso worked at the coal mine.
His wife had never come to this coun
try. The General wlU be held Monday
aftenoon at 2:30 o'clock, front the local
Orthedox church, of which the deceased
was a member. The body will be laid
at r?st at the Moutnl Hose cemetery.
Tie death toll yesterday was the
larf^st recorded In many months Al
thoigh accidents have boen a little m<>re
thai occasional only a small number
ha-e been fatal.
Qiio Man Is Stricken
With Paralysis Here
7. 8. Duffy, Traveling Has. of Colum
bus, Ohio. Seeorr.es Quits 111
at Z.oo*l Hotel.
1 "While here attending to business af
fairs K. S. McDuffy. prominent travel
ing- salesman, of Columbus. O. was
atrlcken suddenly with jmralysls at the
i Hotel Kreglow. Friday evening. A phv
! alctan was summoned and medical aid
rendered . Local members of the Ma
sonic order communicated with Mr. Mo
Duffy's home lodge, who tgi turn noti
fied the ill man's wife of his mishap.
Mrs. McDuffy arrived here yesterday
morning to he % t the bedside of her i
husband. While Mr. McDuffy is unable
to leave his bed st the present time hw
Is sufficiently better to sit up ard phy.
| al< itins entertain hopes of his recovery
soon.
Sunday School Board.
Important business matters were dis
posed of at the regular meeting of the
Sunday school board of the t'hrlstlan
church held last evi^ilng. Most of the
teachers and officers of the school were
presert.
Three Cops st Night
Th*ee policemen, instead of one. are
now in cl.srge of the city at night.
-r;.A, nr.. brflrwr? Itnv Writ lit. i.Jhn
Lah-w and A. P. Wurnfr-. Chief of -
Polte I. PI. Wilson and Officer Bryson
ha\* charge of police circles during the
day \ '
Mad* Minstrel Plans.
Bans for the annual minstrel to be |
hed at rhv Strand Theatre the tlrst ||
wck In I-ecember were discussed nt u '
spolnl meeting of Meund'vlll# l.'xige !
N>. 283. It. 1' O. Elks. held last even- I
lift. The Initial rehearsal for the big
slow V'.'l !>e held Sunday afternoon, nt |
which tlrr.e certain members of the cast .
rill be chosen. The director will ai- i
-l\e late this evening. Net proceed* of j
?he shew this venr will be given for the I
lenellt of charity '
Play Btnvoo detr* Here. I
The K. K.' K. football team ef this
ci'v will el.-.sh with the fast Mill Field
All Stars ?f Ben wood on the fifth street
hall grovnls this afternoon, a: 2:30
o'clock. Tie game promises to be one ?
of ?he bos played this year by tho |
K. K. K.'s. i view of the fact that keen j
rivalry vs.s botwe, n the two elevens, j
A big crow is expected to witness the j
contest. i
Bis at Wilson Komt.
The city Ire department was railed |
to the hormof Oscar Wilson, on ,Tom
llnsi n avere. early Friday afternoon j
when a srrll blaze broke out on the 1
second floo: A bel In a sleeping room |
hart caughtflre from some unknown ;
cause. Hal chemb-als were used In j
txtinguishl! thr fire and damage will i
not ?. xccnl 10
Xp^rnreted Tire Drill.
At the stance of Assistant State i
. Fire Marsl Buz. employes of tho
Mound CT shirt factory, over the J. I
H. Be'-m dg store. Instituted fire drill ,
for the ft time yesterday morning, j
Follow ngrt inspection of the factory.!
Marshal J- suggested to the employer '
that a dr'wovld do no harm, and such '
was cnrid ?'it. The drills will be |
* held a ho twice a month.
glomaairss to Meet.
Of fleet will bs nominated to serve
Karl Fr?l? Post No. 3, American Le- j
j Ion. *?"< In^K-rtant meeting of that '
organlzsn to b? held in their club !
rooms cr the City and County Bank |
bu!ldln|*trn,l*T evening. Many other |
Imports matters are also to come up i
for coderatloTj, and a good attend- j
ar.ee L#pected.
Itats Prison atlastreL
A s1* I rehearsal for the State
PrlsortlnstTel to be given nt the peni
tent'.* auditorium next Friday even- j
Ing w^-e held Sunday afternoon. The
?how blfTKer and better this
year n ever before.
MonadsrUle Briefs
yrFaul Perger. of New Martins
ville. the w?ek end gu*st of her par
ents.1' and >lrs. T. Biggs on Fourth i
stre.
M Ada Roberts, of Eleventh street,
la <f 1*1 of tonsllltls.
<";on McClllttnck, of he.nnd s'rret. I
is tweek end cues; of Alton Yeater.
of vdland.
\ Thelma Campbell. w>f Center .
atr who has been rjulte 111. fop some
tlrPast. is reported to be Improving!
nt*
.. Forest Walton and daughter'
Pelphia. of Cleveland. Ohio, who i
been the goeete of Mr. and Mr? 4
pCaldwell. on Film avenue, returned!
t/elr home Friday.
L. Bloyd. of Barnesvtlle. Ohio. Is!
(fuest of his sons here,
ss Hetolse Long. Is fjulte 111 at her
e on Arlington avenue
?lends of Rev. and Mrs c p Lar?-J
. of St. Marys, have re.etved an-j
ncements. of the arrival of a daugh
rof. P T. Williams, of Hannih.nl,
o. was the guest of friends and rela-i
eg here over Friday,
diss (trace Conner, of Wayneshtirg i
<e, who sustain'* a broken arm. Iri a |
il several days ago. la reported to he '
iprovlrtg very nicely.
Charles F'lsher and daughter Miss Car)
yn. of Canton. Ohio, are the guests t
.' his mother, Mrs B. J Fisher on A; !i_
?vflua
Miss Elsie TVetsic. Is tulte ill of ton- ?
I dlttls at her horns on Second street .
\ Mrs H. Uehrlng and daughter, Mrs j
Sovler >t Columbus. Ohio are the
guests ct the formers frtther, J. T.
Fhancls.Aon Fifth street.
Mrs. Jjbnt. Francis, of N>w Martins
ville, 'the guest of fneiuls and rela
tives he?p for a few days.
Mrs. if. K. Conk'.e and daughter Mrs.
Dalrymjfe are the guests of friends at)
Spring dale. over the week-end.
Arthur Stover, who has been working
in the southern part <ig the state, for
some tirr.n past, arrived lit li'.s home on
Second street. Friday.
Mrs t'oeetee H*.ggs, of Fatrvlew. was
the gues; of her mother. Mrs. l.ogsdon I
on Third street, over Friday.
Mrs. M B. Arn. of Eleventh street
spent Friday with her daughter. Mrs.
Amos Kttt lewell. of McMechen, who Is j
<iultc ill.. |
Mrs. li. W. Hammond and Mrs. Vir
ginia Pnfce, were guests of friends on I
Wheeling Island Friday.
Miss Helen Gerard. of Mannington Ia
the weekend guest of friends lu re. |
Dr. U. F- Uone'arrlved at his home on i
Fifth street, from a hunting trip in |
Michigan.
John Berry, who suffered a stroke of j
paralysis, two weeks ago. still remains
in a critical condition.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo Covert, of Jefferson
avenue who have been visiting in Pitts
burgh for the past two weeks arrived
home Friday.
Mrs. V. A. Allen, of St. Clntrsville. O.
nnd Mrs. C. O. England of Wheeling
Island .are the guests of their sister
Mrs. Vf. H. Thompson, of Morton ave
J. "W: Rrtd left Friday for Sail ?Ju-'n
tin Cal., after spending some time Iwre
tlie ^uest of his mother Mr%. Margaret
Held of Oak avenue.
Glen Grlftlth. of Pittsburgh, who has
been the guest of his parents, at Midway
Fa. speht Friday here, the guest of his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac lingers
'?n Second street.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Gray, and son
A. R. Jr., arrived here Friday, from
Cleveland. Ohio, where they will spend
some time with friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Matcom. or Seventh street,
la i(Uitjt ill of tonstlliia.
Miss Virginia White of Cambridge.
Ohio, is spendng the week end here with
friends and relatives.
*Mrs. Frank Huhbs, of Olen Kaston. la
the guest of friends here.
WELLSBURG
T. J. JtoberU.
T. J. lloberts. aged 54, well known
resident of this el'y. died Thursday a f
ternoort at 2:45. at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. XV. M. MeFndden of
Pittsburgh, 1'a. Mr. lloberts had b-en
at his daughter's home for the past live
weeks. Deceased was tja! Ive of Wells
burg. and his early occupation was that
of a butcher. He was a member of the
Presbyterian church, lie is survived liv.
two daughters. Mrs. W. M. MeF-idden
of Pittsburgh. I'a., and Mrs. Joseph
Combs of High street, this city. The
body will be brought to this city for in
terment.
Two Ca?M Are Disposed Of.
Two cAses were disposed of In the
Brooke county circuit court on Thurs
day. The ilrsf case was that of John
Surfely, charged with embezzlement of
a certain sum of money from an insur
ance concern or fraternal organization.
Tusf as the case was about to conclude,
the defendant was allowed to plead
guilty I" pcttv liiV. .-ny and Wc * sou
ten. 1.1 to ?I rw I! i m-llt.hs in the
i.mrits .nil!.
'I li?- s> .? 1111 oa-o w.i ttint ."'v ? :iy
against i'ohins-ti. in vv'i. >. in- i
being a g,rl. asked j?? ?: >?:' .1
child. of which IJni-iiiM-n w:.- .?:"s? :? ? I
to 1>?- tlu- fat!i> : P.'t.h.ips li" ? in th*
history of the founts w.i- fin nl?-> I s >
1 rapidly after g"ing to the jnrv. ;t r -
?tulring exactly om- nitnutc tor tli-.t
1 body to r?'turn a - ?? r<!?? ? t of guilts.
Mayor Kraft In Nt-w Rolo.
| "I.amp" Mayor Kraft in ;t new roi?
that of "matrimonial adjudicator."
j Thursday evening the city executive 1
deviated somewhat from his policy >1
$0 ami costs ami handed out a little ud
' v ice which was instrumental in sending ,
back to Moumlsvlllc a husband ami
' wife, who evidently had not been in
[ complete harmony.
It happened in this manner, Chief
j Wntkitis. while standing on Charles
xtree*. was approached hy a man w|n>
requested the oftterr to accompany liini
to the palace theatre. There, the man's
1 wife was found in company, with ??
j Wellsburg man by tiie name of i.ewis
| and the duet, together with two more
persons were taken to the mayor's of-.
Hoe. and a crowd of spectators, eagerly j
expecting hear some sensational tes- 1
1 tlmony, were chagrined when the mayor
I ordered closed doors It is said thi*.
the woman Informed the mayor that she
was not living with her husband, an 14
did not intend to live with hint. She
was persuaded to change her mind, h >w
j ever, and together they departed for
their home.
Caa? Rolled.
When court om-rmd Friday mornlnp4
Prosecuting Attorney Wilkin informed
Judge Sommervllle. that in the ease of
I State \ s. Frank Famta. italph Yam nn. 1
Frank Ynmma and Joe Anselnio. the sttif-?
wns not tn possession of sufficient e\*|. j
I dence to seettrc a conviction, and tliatj
he would recommend the ease be milled.
Judge Sommervllle consented ami the
defendants were dismissed.
Wellsburg' Briefs.
M. N*. Pnval of Steubenville. visited
recently with Wellsburg friends.
Miss Helen Fastorday was a Wheel
ing visitor Fridny.
Mrs. Will Lowry and Miss Josephine,
Lowry of Independence, Pa.. pause 1
through Wellsburg Friday morning en
route to Pittsburgh, where they will I
I spend several days.
Attorney J. F. Free and O. J. Koves I
were Wheeling business visitors Friday.
Mrs. Hons Churchman of Pet ha ny
? pike, was shopping in Wellsburg Thurs- j
I day afternoon.
<1. It. Jacohs^of Charles street, left
[ recently for a visit at the home of his
j daughter. Mrs. F. It. Bubcock of Pitts
burgh.
Miss Berths Mnzongo Is ill at her !
home on Washlng'on p'ke
Miss Florence MoGlll vvas among the
Pittsburgh shoppers Friday.
A I., t.ogi'ie of Steubenville was a
business visitor in Wellsburg Fridav. I
Miss Clara Porman baa returned to 1
her home in C'ncinnntl. O., after snend- |
lnc a week with her slaters on South '
j Main street.
1 Thomas <\sborn Is able to be bfb'k at
j his work after being ill with bronchitis. |
? Hir<l Nolnnd of Steubenville wascnll
j ing on friends in Wellsburg Thwrs.Uv
: evening.
| Margaret Warden is able to be out
j after a week's Illness.
F. F. llervev of Washington pike vvas
a Pittsburgh business visitor Friday
Virginia, daughter of Mrs. Willard
I Stewart of Marianna street, wris suc
cessfully operated upon Friday morning,
at Pr. Arnold's office for the removal
of her tonsils.
Allen Cope, daughter. Mrs. F Perem- 1
berg and children. Ellen nnd Frank of
I Mingo Junction. O.. visited Friday with
Mr. Cope's son Wilmer. who holds 11
I position with the Meyer & Fasterday
Grocery company.
Miss Hilda Bowman of Richmond.
V.I. ? ri \ nl TV.ii f.-r .1 \i.-ttl
>? I :i ?:? !? .?'*!'?. A! 1 - M.II v > ? f It gh !
I- : li.. ? . dntigh-r i f All H*s ! J
' as r. - .!?! !? ..11 .1 ... v . ' J.< J
Mr. ;i11? I Mr-s. II-! rv Haas | d.'lgh
1-t Itctty, wcio Steuben vll ie visitors
Tbursdnv.
A1r.>-. I.lzzlr Si"'! has moved from f 1:?
IhnkMnn home ? it High street. to 927 ?
i * 11 ? i r 11 ? v street
Alls A la rguret S.itis of lie'hany pike
visittd with rtlnriv cs :n Wellsbuig Kri
day.
Good ror Blltonsness
"Two years ago t suffered from fre
quent attacks of stomach trouble nnd
hilllutisness. S-cltig i'hamborlaln's Tab
lets advertised 1 c< nchuled try them
1 tm'.roved rapidly."?M Iss J'mrr.a Vcr
bryke. t.lmo, (>h:o. Kor sale by all
dealers.
benwood"
Scbad PuneraL
Funeral services fur the late Oscar F |
Si-had. who met his death in a railroad i
accident last Monday. were held yester- I
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Itcv. cJ. ;
F. Hetn. former pastor of the Si Mat- j
thew s Lutheran church, now located at |
t'nreopolis. l'a.. had charge "f the sir- i
vices. The remains were laid to rest at
the Oreeiivvood cemetery.
23 Arrests for Paving Violations.
With the arrest Thursday of W. J j
Miller, the total number of violators foi i
driving on the new concrete reached 22 I
lie was arrested by Officer Alci.le, and j
pat up $25 for his appearance beforei
Mayor ("lark Sprouts. |
This new paving is not ready w> j
traffic as yet and It will he some time!
before thft road will In- open. The cause |
of the had roads In many inslames Is ?
due to the failure of the autoiHts to!
obey the regulations that the officials I
inuko coneerning the use of these roads I
Basketball Pmotloe.
l'nvctice was held last night by both f
the hoys' and girls' basketball teams <>i j
Fnlon high. The boys are practicing ]
hard for their first game with West
Liberty on December 2. Much Interest!
is being shown by the students nnd n
crowd of rooters Is expected to witness
each game.
Benwood A. C. vs. Padsn City Sunday.
The local Ken wood A. t*. will battle
vv'Hh the heavy l'aden City eleven next
Sunday at Nick Hell's grounds. The
l'aden City team is both fast and heavy
tin .ii.-til ? ? ? I ; ? ml I
II. ili.tv -.t il! glv. :i 1 f.-.i.tt it Wit.. 1
t't.r ? ? i: Sh and \ ha. a. j
: i ' ?"?:? "=? \ ?* ?' ,
Hi. i-.tii; ? i. . . ? th .1 II,. ..f j
till!.- Tin I....U ' I...-H pia...
tielng hard n!; i;mler tin- ,1 I
of t 't ii. I. SIn ? t
Pearl-Ho.ily Nuptials.
Tlif follow ing ir..t.< Iimis have b.'.i. |
received l.v 11. ?? fin-ads ft tin- pniio-j
|.:i!s: j
Mr and Mis W :ii;in? p.-arl
ropiest (i,.. h.-!i..r ..f
j our pro-eti..- ? |
at th* maniac. of their datighter |
Anni R.nrl
to
Mr Henrv tH-alv
Wednesday. November L'.l. Hi: I.
.it half past ht n'rliiflt
St John's I'titirch,
li.-liW inij. \Y Va.
Paving Opened.
\'I paving .ii...\Ii.'Ium.imI Junction |
was opened to ir:tft"ii? yesterday. All J
the paving has now been opened except I
the last stretch fr.>rtt Fifteenth ? tr.-.-t to I
lilt-hm.'Ui's The Mi .-I . ar company)
eompletcil tic ir paying between ?.'...?rails:
and the .stria en s.-uth Marshall Mrfc. j
will he opened sntie fine next week.
Uniform F.ank Met.
The cvoriing'Siar lodge \o. 1S Knights i
of I'vthms ttu-t last night :.t their hat. J
on Net th Main street. Following the.
tegular hnstlless session siilel.es weir I
passed and general goo.) time followed. J
At a later ly.ur re frcshnients were!
served.
Basketball Team.
The Kighth tirade ..f iVnt-r Hemvnnd
sehot.l has arranged Its s> hednlo for the!
reining basket ball wison and prat-tire J
Is being* held ITe' Rider has v-i.-rr.d- ^
ed In getting together s.iiHe f'rie mater-)
!al hut from the looks / the s< hrflr.le j
they will have to play some gn...i I t'll
to eome through th.- season with a clean J
sla te.
Benwoort Briofa.
Miss Mary Virginia S.-.-nlon, .laitglitet j
of Mr. .and Sirs. John S.etil'.n. of Kighth t
street. Is reported as being, in u critical I
eondltloii.
Mrs. Kdw/irl f*oooy entertained the
Woman's Sewing t'ltil. at her home on
Main" street, last night.
llohnrt I.oni'worth hap returned from
an extended visit vv.th relatives at Me-|
Keesport. 1*h ' j
Miss Augusta llall Is convalescing I
from an illness of the past several
weeks.
Miss Matilda Reese Is able to be!
around nfter an Illness of. the papt few
da vs.
Sirs. Joseph Reymrr, of Canton, O., Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. it. T. Sells, of
Norh t Hen wood.
Miss Heulah Orange has returned to
!?. !? }??.hp in rvintnl'ti*. O. after spcnd
: ; .11 ihivs with relatives in Norm I
I 1
Mr . I Mi.-, i ;<><ii ?'? Sl;i'k, >>f Wash
v. !M return h<Tnr ti>-iln.vaf
?. : v i -; ? w .t!i friends anil relal'.icn
Mrs. Iliivh Slratfonl. <?!' N"rw Cum'-;
|.i : jainl, n turni l h-mm after a pleasant!,
with '*?? 1 fro*nds.
Special nmotlnff of Mountain State
lodge Sunday, November 20, it 2 p, m.
BALTIMORE FIRM FAILS
Announcement of Failure of Smith,
Andrews & M.ircton Made From
Rostrum of N. V. Exchange.
Nov* York. Nov. IS.? Announcement
was marie from tbn rostrum of tl*,
N\w York Stork Kxchnnge toihv that
the firm of Smith, Andrews & Mara torn J
of Baltimore, had failed. . <
Baltimore, Md.. Nov. 18.?The itocl
brokerage firm of Smith, Andrews a
Mansion, of Baltimore, whose falluri
was announced by the New York Stocl
I-lxehange today, went Into recelvershli
about three weeks ago and discontinued
business. . ' \
The ilrni declared lis inability to meei
Its obligations and asked for a receive!
to protect Its assets. The amount of ltl
obligations was not stated. The'concerl
was in business about a year.
sword matches omr.
Washington. Nov. 18.?The first bout-*
for the Thompson International sword
trophy will he held here tonight, the
events Including foil and epee contests.
The sabre bout will be staged in Ne*
York Monday night. The cu-p Is a chaJi (
Jenge trophy to be competed for between
Kngltuid and the United States ev",
four years.
/ ? ? N
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
"Wheeling. W. Vv.
announces a
LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
By Paul Stark Seeley, C. S B.,
of Portland. Ore.,
Member of The "Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Srientlsi. In Boston. Mass..
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 20. 3.00 O'CLOCK,
COURT THEATRE, WHEELING, W. VA.
The Public is Cordially Invited.
No admission charge and no collection.
/
Great Evangelistic Campaign I
I ?AT?
Wesley M. E. Church
Conducted by
THE W. W. HALL EVANGELISTIC PARTY
of Pittsburgh, Pa.
i v
BEGINNING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND
Music in Charge of
HARRY D. LOES, Chorister
I MISS BERDIE LOES, Pianist.
t
Don't Fail to Hear Dr. Hall and His Singers.
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED.
I ' ' 1 diPl I I I j
pip
y | [lanj5Sgjving Silver
Onr display of handsome silver
for the Thanksgiving table em-,
braces the newest patterns and tin- ? ,
ishes in Sterling or Sheffield ware.
Let us show you sonic of our
complete table service.
HANCHER'S
Jewelers, Silversmiths ancl Importers
1223 Market St.
? i ???i?? 4
Special for Saturday
Fresh Loin Fork Roast, Fore Quarter Lamb,
per lb 25? per lb 20?
Fresh Pork Shoulder, Fresh Sausage, per lb...25^ i
L('r Select Eggs, per doz 45?
Fresh Hams for Roasting, Small Sugar Cured Ham,
P^r 20<^ per ]b 23^
Frcxh Pigs' Feet, per lb.. ,8? Small Bacon, "Whole or
Rib Roast Beef. ])cr lb...20? Half, per lb 25^
Frrsh ..luicv Roast Beef, Cooking Compound,
per lb and 18? per lb 10^
Veal Roast per lb 20 and 25? Certified Yellpw Butterine,
Veal Chops, per lb 30? Per lb 40^
Leg of Spring Lamb, Creamery Butter, per lb.50^
per lb 30? Fresh Dressed Poultry
Orders taken for Thanksgiving Poultry.
BELTER BROS. Inc.,
1110 Market Street?Stalls in Both Markets?Wheeling, W. Va.
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You can compare Coat Prices from one end of the
City to the other. We doubt if you can find
greater values than in this Sale of
COATS
We ourselves are astonished at being able to sell such
Wonderful Coats as these at such a Low Price?
barely equaling their regular wholesale cost
f
$19-98
Regular $30 to $35
i Values
Their every fashion-point?their every
value point is of the luxury class. There
are models without fur included, and
these are exquisitely elaborated in hand
embroideries of beautiful design. In a
word ? we cannot remember when or
where new coats of this character were
EVER offered at so astonishing a price
??19.98.
P?5=r^ \
kcFF 1
sL Suit i
Sale.
l/v
in. Hack Crepe, Canton Kgj
beautiful head and ein- "IB" JSmm 4
broidery work, etc. ?
verv desirable color rancje f(>r Miss of 14 to the Wo
9
man who wears 44.
Quality the feature, and
B the styles extraordinary. Many finp hiprh price repro
? duetions shown for Misses, small and larjje Women.
ter than the other;
cleverly designed and of unusual workmanship and
(|iinlity. Si/cs for Misses 14. Hi. 1*. Women sizes pi
to 41
* Featuring
Women's and
Misses' Dresses,
In Three Groups in ^
addition to our regu
lar lines.
CIT1TC IWENTY FiVE
3Ul 15 PERCENT OFF
Former Prices
S"S!TS S 15.00 Sj
$25 SUITS <?1Q9? ?}
NOW <51,0 ?0 VUi
$00 suits $99 ka ??1
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