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*
O M.
A Few More Days Only to
Raise $6,000 Cash
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR PREDICAMENT
AND SECURE THE GREATEST BARGAINS
IN HISTORY
These Prices Will Do It
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H > .I * V I K.n Ttl X*J HI in ill) TO
$8.85 * $4 85
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$17.85 \ \
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WOOI
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•AcniPim i MKH< iumihk
ro%TS H a hit.'
RBOK RI.TO n J I 1M.1.m:
$9.85 P ( nHK««r.«
l] iii ni i i-1» to
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m: m» ro%t* (i 1 $1.85 ;
Htm <t-i» to
$17.85 L ~
—— W IM
rn.v *. it* 1,1 rT,< " 4 ' *
KM TO HKnMKuVo
$18.85 $ 14 .85 $1.75
In this sale you will find all • nr new »)<rin** arrivals in
Coats. Suits ami l>r«-<--r» as- >rtnient« 1.->th in
styles and sixes—all leading —beautiful materials
Yonr choice it these sacrifice prii ■ - (-me early S.itur •
day and he convinccd.
The Greater Seattle Cloak & Suit Co., Inf.
CORNER THIRD AVE. AND MADISON ST.
"THE OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM"
14 AND 16 WEST HARRISON
Is *11 newly equipped and open to the public If von are trouble |
with a chronic dlaeaae. spend a few weeks with ua at the Sauttsrl'im
and aee the effect we have on your condition Special doctor* handle
your case*. Come and be at home at the
OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM
OR. NUERNBERG,
Tel. Queen Anne 3127. 14 and 16 Weit Harrison.
MOST SICKNESS COMES FROM
WEAK, INACTIVE KIDNEYS
81
I
M
Recent Reports Show Hun
dred* Suffer With Kidnev
Troubles and Don't Know It
There are scores of nervous. tlre<|.
run-down people throughout th*
city, suffering wi'h pain* In the
bark and Hides, ditty *pell*. weak
nesses of the bladder (frequently
causing annoyance a' nlghti. wh •
fall to reallie the seriousness of
their trouble* until such condition*
aa chronli- rheumatism. bladder
trouble*, dropsy, diabetes or even
Bright'* Disease result
All thla Is due to weak. Inactive
kidneys. The kidney* are the fil
terem of the bio**!. and no one cm
be well and healthy unlesn the kid
ney* work properly. It I* even
more Important 'ban that the bow
els move regularly.
If you *tiffer with such symptoms
don't neglect yourself another dav
and run the risk of »erlous coi:ii<j
cations. Secure an nrlnlnal package
of the new dlacovery, Croxonu.
which coats but a trifle, and cotn-
DANCING
HIPPODROME
Plfta and f ol»er«lt7.
10-plece I D>oo
Dmß' lac 'nitfhi Hr < onipeirnf
T»aebm.
IT'S TIME YOU GET A HOME!
OP AJJj LOCATIONS advertised—
The Real Proposition for a man who feanta a home on a small
payment a home close In, within 15 minutes rar rid*.
COLUMBIA OFFERS THE BEST
A Real Horn* Place with iww attractive homn going up. A
nice class of neighbor*
$250 to $350
for level lot*, grubbed and cleared- -with city water and llgtit and
good car service,
$5 Cash and $5 Monthly
Hunt flwatfle over and yoo win ret back every time to the
addition In Columbia a* the best, the cheapest, the moat for the
money.
Cottages. four room«, with plumbing. plastered, tinted, *hades
atd"ll>rW flit'iren If yon want a borne ready to move Into—brand
tunr —take yoilr choice at Columbia.
Here are holmes ready for yon on eaay terma, from $1,000 to
$*600. If you don't want to bolld.
SEE THE ADDITION—CALL EARLY.
DAVID P. EASTMAN
505 l-OWMAN BUILDING.
• mence Its use at once. When you
have taken a few d<>«-«. you will he
surprised how differently vou will
I feel.
Oro*one cures the worst case* of
kidney, bladder trouble, and rheu
matlsm. because It remove* the
cause. It clean* out the kidnev.t
and make* them filter out all the
poisonous waste matter and uric
acid that lodg*- In the lolnt* and
muscles, causing rheumiitlsm.
soothes and heal* the bladder, snd
<jnlckly relieves you of all your
misery.
You will find Oroxone different
from all other remedies. It matter
not haw old yon are or how long
you have suffered. It I* so prepared
tha> It Is practlcaliy Impost I bio ' >
take it Into the human system with
out results.
An original package of Croxone
costs hut a trifle, and all druggist*
»re authorize! to return 'he pur
■ chaste price If It fall* to give th>- de
, sired result* the very first time you
- use It.
GLASSF'^Jj^gtfF
By Fred L. Bonlt
TH# world grown better.
Not many yr.ir® ayo» *• HU
tory refine time, .i uneil
juduo In an Eastern city, th*
■on of en eerly governor of
New York state, wee railed
GiRL KATES SEX;
LIVES AS BOY
• .. !. .1 .
|i, I'nlf***! I' •• ' '*•" •
I.OS ANtiKI.KS. April I!. > v
tipliK Murtltoni ilist ah.- «*« , »itU not
llu' utranis.- (Kiwi'f Ihnt 11,111
pell. I her l« run away nnd live «•>«•
||Ir« i>r u Nom.nl allied m•> « taiy.
l.ucllle Murphy. » Hp r.niii" ll
'I'mni|i," hM hern an..th«'i
opportunity li) the Juvenile court I"
make go i|."
I'm grateful. «>f courae." said the
Ifiyear-old ulrl tritnp, i>'.' It * ro
nit- I ran i .'Xt'lnln why. but It l
( iM If aome airt.nic hand puahed no
out Info lh<- world nitulu nud In
'due.'d me io dr.-»a aa a hoy. l' v *
bioke bronchoa. r««J - hora*« In •
clmia. droxe air 'tno 'Slt* a* i.-d 1
uii.u«nK.<r and plckt-d »' Hon, n
ranch hand *11 s>i a ho>
II win i. Kr.'nt mlßlaUp thai
waa horn a alrl I hat'' alrl» am<
dri-tm* aiu! thl* « the) wt-ai
1 d Ilk.- lo !>«• a tH.jr, fr- " to a<> »H'i
ri.rn-* a# I will 1 hi- *orld la hard'-i
on RtrU than ho."
I dun't •«•«• wh> tti* > d»i> !•'
nil- alone liu h-i Hh.-n ili»*-a,
aa a Ik.j lU' >'» IU» a•» • «
I in not had. uttane.l tn«- ill
tie Tomboy, "bin aotn' thing If
nroiia. 1 don't know **mi.
MUa Murphy I .Ik* and aria •
nctl* like h t«>}. «h - »b«iit-"l "H»»
Ipna'" to th* r*»|H)rter »a h«- If'
She »a* IT tun «l t» thr I'aaad* i •
tiome from which *ht- >-»rai.'.i
GOAT BUTTS AUTO;
SMASHES LAMP
i [it IT#** U"«<l «!»«■
lIKNO, S'cv vi ril It l»r I I
Phillip*, of Re no. w KlxlHK t|
;c«* machine » trial on one ..f tli
bit! road*. when. at a narrow, da*,
cerou* part < f th<- rood, he aa«
••onset hlr>K white illr« *-tl- ahead In
'the mlddi" of the i d. • »«! "lowed
down to avoid a colli *lon
The -mmi-thltiß *hlte proved to
i>« ala me "WHliam isoat, who. pe
hap* for want of proper ral»insc. t'*d
no reaped for au automobile ll'
Ilowered hl« hesd nnd charc-! dl
recti)- a' the machine, hlttln* one
of the h' tdl -;!»» sqnsrelv In the
renter wii*l conßj l'tili il»*niotl*Miix
It. Tblt* *rr:iu»U lo *att> William,
for, after shahin* lilmwif. > e
walked away with the d-meat. >r c(
one who ha* put the enemy out of
business "for p« "
HIT BY A TREE,
MAN LOSES VOICE
fly rr»*
COIN. la . April II —Will lleffner
la (peschlm* a* a re«till of havln*
been (truck by a fallloK tree. Heff
ner was dumb when found beneath
th" tree, and ha* remained In that
condition. In spfe of doctor* -f
fort» to relieve the nerve* whb'h
were affected by the Injur).
Manager Aleiandcr FmUci «»f
Pantile* th«atr»« ha* announced
that th# ©Timing jiriftn will he
ratted from 10 ami 20 cent a t u 10
and 26 crnta. beginning u* *t Mon
day.
• • •
The I (alley * Mitchell plawr*
will present "Tlx- N»f r Do-Well,"
by Ri'i Iteach. beginning Momlm,
A(iril 14 The novel from which
the plav has hwn dramatised I* oqe
«f the author * best
• • •
Th»* H»»n Grt"! pla>er* v appear
In Heattle. April 1«». In "The Com
fdy of Krroni." under the iiuf(|»U «•*
of th«* ITliivrrally «»f W&xhlnKton
Dramatic club. The play will !»«•
Hta»c**d In the I' auditorium.
HEN STICKS TO
BURNING NEST
KKEI>KRICk, Mil. April 10
Xotwithatandtng fh* f.i t ihnt n
j roaring fin* wan consuming ft***
I c abin kitchen In which ah»* «aw
| placed, a netting hen refund to
iisiv. her ••gg*. an I perlnhed In the
flam«*a
Th»» hen ihir»'d th<* room with
j two old colored wom«*n. who v*»r«*
bedridden at the tim» It wan with
difficulty ftint the won;«*n w*»re r
ned from the burning <:»bln.
Swinging Typewriter Stand
Made of Gaspipe
\ typewriter In an unsightly tlilnp
to have about a roou . and a type
writer table take up much -ace
Therefore n device that will permit
the typewriter beln;: provided wlili
tt swinging aland thai cm lie at
al lied to a wall or dealc or clone up
;>,*• ust the wall l t real convi
lence.
()» liik t'l Hie I•• i vlin nof i tn <
rhino II Ik ner-essaiv in rnni.i' lh>
aland of good t■.lll mat' il. Mid
the very best thing Imaginable f >•
the home workman is gpxplpe. t*i ]>•
not smaller than three quarter Inch
should be ii >.<d Three three Inch
(lIMH, a T joint and three < llinw
JcnilL with necMsary ienffths of
pipe find wooden r<>Ht fi.r the in .
chine, are all tltat are necessary.
The pipe should lie screwed Into the
. Joints far enough to permit It to
turn at leant once without weaken
Ing the fastening.
I i 9
o 0
THE STAR- FRIDAY, APKII, 11. l^H
THE WORM) IS GROWING BETTER
upon to try the <aao of "Irlth
Ll*," the keeper of a houte of
111 rrput".
The Judge w.m admittedly a
man of great legal .< umen. He
was of good family and eocial
'landing. But he had no moral
conscience.
Hrl. 1 « ttie til il* hid pr o
MAJOR TO TALK ON
BOXER UPRISING
An ItiiMt|« t fin* 1»\ MaJ. <
Kitvve, of Port l«awtoit, will be deltv j
eivd Krld.iv < vwnliif: at (h I*l •• t• »ut
VMlny I'it«hhvi»i|tin church. Tin*
mihjnct will be the Boxer uprlaln* In j
('bin >. The major wai lit China it
the 11 me* of the lloxer trouble
Clears Face of
Pimples, Blackheads
Wonderful ZL MO Alio Stops Ter
rible Iti-htny AT ONCE; Cures
All Skin Trouble*.
Get a Ho Qottle of ZEMO Today.
'At '••t' At iftut' Oee aw*"- <*' *'"
at , *!»• ih« * ' ■* tr« «t»*»*e*
■ !»*»• Ul «': • I t 1 11>' i*'*' l " tiu
ntUt*on> i>nnpi«a ••• ' * '
thf f lr«i Hum In m«»ttO>a 1 J*-* »• »» t !'• »»i
»•>' » 1««1 to *«» «"« Ih eaMt A »•
» /IM<» wt >• ' of »'• naton*
Uiiiue rcialu la • -*ii»e
IMR't (4wk »»*!• WHT f% 7? MO HIM
( ur«* I "Ml uf
Nurrlf
rsvio >• • Mmr,
K ■ l |»«»'« t 1
muii pit *" ''
% 'Ur pimp,99. 111 I '** , '* 4 » "*
aJ - r ;.«((.«, •- •' « *->4 M'b» P«
rtah (•(le-r tn»l it r--» |rr» t •* n
»l, It 1 *'• '*»' '» »*
wM I |i *• r» i a T. I\l * t l» '
anl»«j to ««o|> ». ning Imii • jr H
|lte« Ini'a r«n»*
• I »' • ' «*♦« f »t f» MM
yuur fimo.il JEt. M' » '»ft ' *lllM J' '" *
i- ifM) tn r f%»"» »'^l Ml<NI K ?■
M »«*.» t, • . I'
li« l« mv firti ■ '•*« •• •
lit ft M«lMl K 'lil" «r •»««
• ii »r M? I'-'* '7 * W I* **
&i*d. frt« «'»». **
*«4 -4 «n br
|»w!f* • r»rwt " *•** >ft ' A
ft, 4 rm. »* !•« I • «»» • "•*
|»*-!* 4 fit* t>' C »'•
r t pi' o Thftl
OAT LJ Art
n»»-r*—t m~ —
r*Mv««4f rr«*t
VAULT fl®>
DOORS Ulfi L
n -»i«r I r -.1 ye-fc r """l
fr»«t
Furniture
*"*
Fixt'jrfj V ifin
V 4
Mufcl.
PURCFI.I SAFE CO.
Bar|«.| va Mgpmt l«r IH«
U.MIM «| % | |» N.ii|
I'lion# Main it?.
I*4 %■»#.
*S Y«A«* 1
La'borM, P.oM*-.
llflBPiSli!
■ ■ " . • , Ty m ?VW p 'J'
.ffllW-rfjisbl*'
Albany Cut-Rate
Dentists
WK BTANH II M K ill OUR WORK
F<»ll ir, iKAIh, UIAIUNTKL".
liaNKD >n ii,
EASY PAYMENTS
Oth«r lit(U (,:.»»« AP »nr Cut
Frlco. SW* I>rlc»%
■T )U Set of Teeth, Guar- C~j
•vi«J antred Best, now., yl
Set of Teeth, Guar- (££
ti anteed Fit, now <00
ITI n Solul Gold or Por
vp I U celain Crown, $3 to v f
I*lo Gold or Poicelain
•0 I U Bridge Work. $3 to t}>4
Solid! Gold Fillinfta. .$1 Up
Silver Filling* 50c Up
i; t«v !• * vtii:vr*_r.,,„. In Bnil
I'-nrr, uliout our Alv«f Nflnin rmturti
tfmtli.
AIUAMV f)X!T IUTR r»K\TTNTS,
H». ~&« n-...r Rank HnlKf.a
*<•<-.>nfl an, I I'lhr.
Klrvstnr or Wxlk Up.
OTJK IM'l v. ft ■ K|>RtHR
TOU (,|-H V.'.JHK WII.L
ixtiAau xii—
greased far the court took the
1 ar.r away from the Jury and
dlimlieed the defendant.
"p tiitui in," » I the
tnd the woida wer« • fife ad
Upon the rr or<s», "I# a nr ee
• dry evil "
And eo a lie crept Into the
Ir.w of the l«nd, and wan a
crpted ae truth. Tor yeara
thereafter men, with a great
•how of vvindom, of proa
titution a* a "necrteary rvM,"
vthlch, being neceteary, muet
not be crushed outright, but
"1 rgulated."
Young men, adoleacent boys,
were told that prostitution,
though evil, waa "n#c«o«ftry."
The law had aald to- It wae
part of the law. Quack doctore
n-ade selfish u»e of the He in
their "manhood" pamphlets
It took a long time to nail
that He to the counter.
I haw Interviewed lllehop W,
O Hit• pit> <l »»r KADIIR t'liy. who
ha* been In .'-alt In to attend
the Mrthodlct p irttumMit, Juat
« lo***d
For year*. before jcotn* to
Kanaan City. IHattop Bhe|i'rd
ilbohul In that timet jnu*llto:
tiud het;#rofceneotii» of romntlint*
il«m <hl<a*o, Hmtllr 1 prob
lem, Han I'Vtm !»'o * problem
fls• are pha**«*a of Chlrifn'ji
problem.
"In our dUtrht." wni.l BllbOp
Hh« i»i»ril, *w« had 200,000 Poloa
alone, nml %«i> few of Ihetii
lon Id Knu'lnh \nd
touldn't talk Polfah How are
you ftoliiK to rt*ich fh** million*
v. )!*•!) then* Ih no common
tongue?
The problem? Klrit the sa
loon \bollsh the aaliMin. and
moat of the uttendsni sieat
evil* will fail with It. You
know- dial
•'You know, every man know*
vbo kne * anjlhllift at all
iil'tmt elty life " llivltop fihi'liliril
vent on that If (lure were no
anUMitia tie Industry <f proatl
tutlon would latiKUlih: th- dam
bllnc ruom« wo ild cloK "|» for
wnftt Of tnl ronaite. All the
paaalona of lual and erecd ore
Inspired by drink, and you
know it.
"But the world grows better."
The t>'»» op •»o*e with avch op
timlem that I cannot do better
than o«e the word* In opening
the Interview.
"The world grow* b»tt«r," he
repr*ted. "No longer la It the
part of politeness for a hoit to
'drink Ha pueete under the ta
bte ' Gentlemen nowadays pre'
fer to go to bed tober.
"No Toner does our mde dc
nil ml that we iin our debts o(
honor' and lei the irwrr <valt.
"No lonnT do we *{>rnk of
proM nation aa a nc'<»*an
evil We hate tho »<>rd of
re: '»M* physicians ibat It I*
I fit '|ii>ri «|isi)f.'
"No longer ilo puhlli *ervania
graft opnnly, a* they did In
many of our < Itle*. aonthlux
tb»>lr 'vna'trscci with the ex
planation, 'The other* ar»- Hot
line theirs we'd !«• foola not
to K< t our* '
"TMa> tho man *bo Kraft*
Ir a lbl< f. as much of a thief n*
U« »r»lrh who pick* a jwlcl "
have, then, a new stand-
Steeplejack at
Top of Pole on
Hoge Building
VANTHW, AT WOHK
I> Vanthul, Seattle Bteeplp Jark.
'limbed to the top of (ho IS story
building flnK polo and patnted
It. downu ards.
Perhip you waw him. Many per
nM■! on Sp« mid »i\. ( raned their
IM'C'IvH
Vnnfhtil ill < limb to any height,
ho Hay«, ho long as he ban Home
tiling t<> hang on to. He haH paint
ed III•• n. pnlim on Iv. n I»f the
liUrh< st H|! i.' tiiH M in ('hlcai.o tin*
/lout n• i • Ward hulldiii and
thn Manonte Temple
v. I ■ i di//>, some
times." "aid Vanthul, when the
tiit»« (juration wan put to him, "but
I run alw iya cure that bv Htrad*
dling the polo upside down "
Vanthul "nHHumoH all risks," his
hußini'Hw < ard tells you.
ard of conduct ?
"Von mliclit better any fli
I hi* ptiblh «oni«i#»h<e» I* awnk
i nliiK W" nlwaya known
that drnnkenine*®, hint. km «d.
Moulin# W <T" wroilK 'III" pull
||r roii*H®nc« baa been ntlrrnd."
"I low ""
"frankly, I do not know.
There mu»t have been many
SHOP ON THIRD AVENUE AND SAVE MO' T-Y
The Starr-MacPherson Co.
Third A vrnue —Bet wren Pike and Union Street!
Open Saturday till 10 o'clock
Kayner'ii
Silk
Gloves
We Are Out of the High Rent District
Ju»t why wc can nell you high grude merchandi»e at such »aving».
Merely mention here a few of the many ipecialt that are ready for
SATURDAY BUYERS
Women's Section
$0.00 Women's Hals 52.95
Till* line of Hal* *rr> Hie lad-tit
,\l irl de*l<ii* In •full!I and
► ! i;. prlred for Siitur
rtn) * »<-llltiK $2.05
$1.75 hand Ba?s 98c
No woman nhotild nil** thin
«l <• l»l In H:ik» They ar><
1.,.11ier lliwd, »It the* !!<•»
i 'iv rlntp. »Lao ban leather
n • puru4 hMI qq r
wUl>
ll.(hi Womm'i Kid Qlovea, nil
at a pi*? color* aii'l .... 69c
Tie Womm'i llort. Thay arc |
11 (t! i'i 'ic 0 C.%
in. 1 <•! jroldefd I'ffrrl tv u
Me UN I'lillam ami I{J.
I w U
::.V and ''Or I lair Klbbona In
plain olor* and floral drulpna,
a f. OC-
L JO
$9 Onp-Pipfp Dresses, $4.95
M ilerlala In a atrlrtly all wool
, trlmm«*<l tn fanry llnltcar
lan allk rolom, navy bin -, blaek.
c/i r t
! <irt. J<J
$25 Women's Su ts, $9.50
Thin lino of Suits ar* 1 atricily
man tailored Hklnn<*r'a natln
lined. eolora ar«« na»> blue.
v □ en
Kor Saturday (ptltJU
S'.MT-Mj< PhrrM>n fo.
&T BRADBURY
rM SUITS
;5 STAND COMPARISONS
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Jf \1 \1 form of rrptlll »c extend, and we believe you will
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jf '■ you a chance to I<m)K your b"*i for no more. t>t>eu
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STETSON HATS . $5.00 -6^
CLARKSON HATS . $3.00 ff>«f>
New Shlrti, Neckwear, Furnishings
for Spring H)H MF.N WHO CA.UI
TO ORESS WUIX.
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I 1332-34 Second Ava., N«arUnionSt
I • "Seattle's Reliable Credit Home"
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but I believe that Theo'lore
Rooicvrl'. tryt.tr IhMi any #ther
on* Individual, ha«' compelled
«lie people Of America to '' >nt>
The muck rakers helped, though
they were dee'ructlonnte, and
their day i» done
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$1.01) Vhte Waists 69c
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to r '.'i for •ftotartUr fip A
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Men's Section
75 c Nefllitee Shirt* lu plain
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t.i/. -14 (•< 1 jt ed CQ.
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make. White Ca' lirand. v|th
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v. h French QQ«
each Jwb
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B—ml— Sheets, slsi CC«
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25c Pillow Caiwa. with acalloj ed
20c
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Sewing
Silk
Shoe Section J
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wcjri to - ifnrt !>' 'S'i»e our
i <l«*«|)eo|*le |irti 1 fit 'tea.
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llfUl ami Bo* Calf BkoM; the
\al ' i from I"! 1 to $SOO.
put in one lot and ?1 OC
p ■■ i a | ' 91 tvlJ
200 pair* of Women's Shoo* In
Pumps arid Ovf»r4s; t(;<•*• are In
Patent L«eslher, Vld Kid, Onn
Metal and '■ .-Irel; the value*
are >i t- I p 1 ir
Cli J J
i lot iif Children* ankle strip
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T r White Tal<!» Uamaf"; *2
Inch** wide, Cfl.
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3r.r wool flnlah Ureas !' r.it,
3<' Inches wl■>. OC#«
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$1 00 Silk Mescaline, 24 MB
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Boys' Overalls
A (rood, heavy blue DenMfl
r< 1;■ ::i. and tv.o ftJJF
pockets £.36
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