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\l fa1 1 ». JT\ Only all-Wooll Every fabric in the American made to measure service this Spring is absolutely pure all-wool. That is the first essential in a tailored costume. It means the beautiful first appearance will be retained as long as worn. It makes it possible for us to guar antee two season's wear. ttl^lM&i)& y^^ WiVA-iAA^'i 135 A Wool Fabrics Tailored-to-Measure In Choice of 33 Styles $ I6 Yet, that is what we show in the mag nificent display of the American Ladies' Tailoring Company of Chicago, which we have just received. m^Himmf0fi0fmimf^m $2P Just think of being able to select from 135 exquisite all-wool fabrics and 33 of the season's newest fashions, none run ning over $25.00, and many as low as $16 50. W show altogether 200 fabrics and 50 designs No matter what you have in mind for Spring you will be able to suit your taste absolutely. The prices are re ally sensational Fit Fabric Material Style-Workmanship-De livery-Guaranteed All this you are assured when you or der aa American garment. You assume no rish you need not worry about even the least detail You are guaranteed a perfect outfit without disappointment, delay or tiresome waiting. 1MB Prices Low You can afford a magnificently American tailored-to-measure suit this Spring, no matter how close a limit you have placed upon it, and you are guaranteed the ut most of satisfaction even in our very lowest priced garment There is a tremendous choice at prices anyone can afford. Come, see these beautiful styles early A Magnificent Display of NEW SPRING DRESS GOOD S Indicating a vogue of plain materials in novelty shades, with crepes the keynote. The beautiful, exclusive spring fabrics still continue to arrive, representing a wide variety of weaves and and colorings. CREPES—in a wide variety of beautiful weaves and in every novelty and staple shade. CHECKS and PLAIDS, in black and white and pastel*colorinfcs. SILK-AND-WOOL POPLINS in every beautiful new spring shade. CREPE GABERDINES and SERGES in extensive assortments of the newest colorings. The new shades of Pompeian, Cactus, Dresden, Rostand, Green, Amber, Sapphire, Concord, Gobelin, Gold, Mahogany and Tango are all represented in our advance new spring cpllection of highest class fabrics. CRON E BROTHER S ft'.'.V -/'i.naWii 11. ^H'M^d', ?'i& N&:>V '*s Seeing is Believing! DOLLAR For Dollar Values. Full of Snap and Selling Qualities. We are Aiming to Increase the Outlet. Fashion Is The Theme of Our SpHrj open'ns but back of that is tbe resolute purpose to maintain a true standard of value so that quality and work manship shall always be worthy of the price. It will be well worth your while to come, if only for the instructive helpfulness you will gain from this striking object lesson of Our Fascinating Sprin Coats New Models of Palmer Coats You can now choose here from an almost limit less variety of charming coats in all the favored new fabrics and colors, and embodying every latest style touch. The tailoring is beyond criticism, the prices invitingly moderate. See this showing at its best this week. Prices: $6, $8, $i0, i2.75, $i5, $i9.75, W GARMEN Splendid Values and Smart Styles of Summer Waists IN OUR LINE Fro 75c to $3.50 Each We show the finest line in the city. It will pay you to come down-town. Seeing is Believing. Remember we buy eggs for cash and paying high est market price, icent more in trade. It pays you to bring them to Crone Bros. THE ii EDEN is an electric ma chine and the fam ily wash can be fin ished in a fraction of the usual time, at a cost of about 1 \c an hour. ,*«'1 i*i Here ItIsThe Famous Eden Wash Day hath no terrors— It washes and wrings out, ready for the line, the finest as well a clothes and does both equally well. Let us put one in your home on trial. The "EDEN can be aeen in operation at (Continued from first page.) a responsible post our former fellow citizen and Governor, tbe Hon. John Ltnd. We commend the work of our illus trious and high minded Congressman, W. S. Hammond, who has attained a position in the front rank among our national legislators, and whose ser vices to his constituents entitle him to the support of all good citizens. We believe that the dissensions among the Republicans of our own state, who themselves denounce their leaders and their chief executive,point the way for a re-entry of Democratic rule into our state house and a return under its banner to the days of our lamented and beloved late Gov. John A. Johnsoo. We renew our fealty to the Demo cracy of the stale and nation and call upon all good citizens to support its doctrines to the end that the good work now so nobly begun may oe per petuated to the enlightenment and up lift of our people. Upon motion it was resolved that the 15 delegates Brown County is en titled to in the State Convention be appointed as follows: two from each ward of New Ulm, three from Sleepy Eye, two from Springfield and four from the county districts. Under this rule the following delegates were se lected: New Ulm, 1st ward, Major Albert Pfaender, Albert Steinhauser, 2nd ward, Charles Stuebe, Frank J. Nenno, 3rd ward, Fred Pfaender, John Henle Sleepy Eye, W. R. Hodges, George Glotzbach, W. J* Schmidt: Springfield, Frank Ber berich, Otto Lehrer. County Districts: J. P. Schmitz, Town Home J. P. E. Bertrand, Cobden: Christ Moe, Hanska-, Robert Runck, Milford. Fred Pfaender and Christ Filzen Jr. of New Ulm, W. R. Hodges of Sleepy Eye, Jos. Sperl of Searles, Wm. Mueller of Springfield and Nels Ouren of Hanska were re-elected as county committee for the ensuing two years. Following the conference the dele gates were tbe guests of the local democracy at a splendid supper served in the Dutch Room by tbe Ladies So ciety of the Turnverem. All in all it was a representative and enthusiastic convention. Cowboy Visits New Ulm. Friday evening's snowfall, light tho it was, was amply sufficient to keep tbe streets quiet and deserted much of Saturday forenoon so that Roy Tor gerson of Ellendale, Minn., cow-boy and bronco-buster, riding his outlaw, pony, "Teddy" on a 91700 wager to make 2000 miles in 80 days, did not find it profitable to try out his feats of skill to draw a crowd. Mr. Torger son has a wager up with the Ellendale Stock Association that Teddy can carry him from Minnesota to San Francisco in less than the time stated. If he wins he will receive $700 for his own' efforts and the Stock Association will buy the pony at the price qf $1000. The cow-boy left Ellendale which is near Owatonna Wednesday, afternoon and made 30 miles before night. He carries only a change of clothing, a rain coat and a heavier coat, a big blaek bat and a cap, and two ropes which he uses in his. street exhibitions for the woman who owns an EDEN Home Laundry Machine It positively is the last word in Safety Spee Seiter Electric Co. "Fifteen Years of Experience Guarantees Perfect Workmanship.'r Economy Thoroughness He started with 925 in money and to win the wager must have at least that amount when he reachei his destina tion. "Teddy" is a sorrel broncho* with a white face. He weighs less than900 lbs and is 8 years old. used to be one of those wicked horses t. that cowboys love to conquer but now he seems to be a very docile little fellow except that he dislikes strangers. The trip will be made across South Dakota and into Montana and by way of Miles City and southwestward thru Yellowstone Park. Mr. Torgerson is small, light and wiry and no doubt he and the horse will stand the trip well. He expects to remain in San Francisco to take part in the riding and roping contests of the big Fair. The New Ulm Stone Quarries have not yet been able to begin work as it is still a little too cold. They are,, however, merely waiting for warmer weather as they have orders waiting and will begin operations as soon as possible. .»..»-«• 1 H£ is one that enlivens tbe spirits of its inmates in stead of depressing them. It often happens how ever, that the good ef fects of cheerful Walls, polished furniture and floors pleasing to the ar tistic sense, are spoiled by the use of improper colors. 1 Kalcimines and Varnishes I will give you any color in Kalcimine or Alabas- tine made: will show you patterns of various de signer from which t* *m vyou may pick. Our goods I are cheerfullyi' I shown: Priees are right esarerignt. 1 I i]Q