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It is much easier to keep the hair when you have it than it is to restore it fohen it's tost. If your hair is

coming out" it needs instant attention. The use of AYERS HAIR VIGOR quill promptly stop the hair from falling, and stimulate it to new growth.

Some years ago my hair began to fall out and 1 became quite bald. I'was advised to try

and had used it but a short time when my hair ceased to fall out and a new and Vigorous growth made its appearance. My hair is ndto abundant and glossy."

THOS. DUNN, Rockville, Wis.

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Millinery Music In The Air,.......

A wealth of Spring .Millinery

grandly ready for your choosing

Our whole store fimly blooms,

Our styles are beautiful and

catchy. Come and see whether

you buy or not.

Miss Cade

Ladies' Milliner.

Clore Block, South Washington br.

0 What do the Children Drink? Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called Grain-o? It i8 delicious and nourishing and takes the place of coffee. The more Grain-o you give the children the more -health you distribute through their -systems. Grain-o is made of pure grains, jf, and when properly prepared taste like the choice grades of coffee but costs about as much All grocers sell it ltc. and 25c,

Vmidilia Excursion.

To Lafayette and return June 28. IMO round trip. Good to return including July 2nd. Music teachers association.

To Dallas, Tesus, June 11 and 12 one fare 25.90 round trip, good to return leaving Dallas, June 28. Xo change of cars from St. Louis.

Fishing is now tip-top at Bass Lake and Maxinkuckee, Fare to Bass Lake $3.95. 30 days To Maxinkuckee $2.90 for Saturday ticket. 385 for 10 days ticket. 435 for 30 days ticket.

Tickets to Shades 61.00 to. To Winona $1.05 good 1 day J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

Big Four Hpnclal ltalcs.

Kansas City, Mo., and Omaha, Neb from June 14th until Oct. 15th will sell round trip excursion tickets at 820.00 to Kansas City and 825.90 to Omaba. Return limit Nov. 15th.

Imperial Council NobLs of Mystic Shrine, Dallas, Tex., June 14th. Rate i^ .,one tare round trip Tickets on 6ale ifc'June 11th and 12th. Return limit June 28th.

Personally conducted excurs on to Denver, Col., leaving Indianapolis June 18th, Tor the biennial meeting of the federation of Women's Clubs, June 2lst to 26th. Piivilege of returning via Omaba to visit the exposition. Train leaves Indianapolis at 11:40 a. m. so that thoBe desiring to go from Crawfordsville can take train leaving here at 8:52 B. m. and catch the excursion train at Indianapolis. Rate will be 835 for v. round trip from Indianapolis.

It ie conceded by the ladies that Miss Mildred WrBy of the i\ M. C. A. millinery parlors has the most fashionable and artistic trimmer in the city. tf

Beautiful new deeigciB in spring millinery at the Y. M. C. A, millinery parlors. tf

THE

LISTENER.

Hugo Gent-he, a well known young traveler, who recently made a trip through central Africa, has lioen killed by ail elephant.

Although ho is SO years old, George Jacob Holyoako is busy delivering lectures in London. Ho Is in excellent health and takes an active interest in tho affairs of the world.

The late Senator Walthall of Mississippi was noted as a heroic and dashing soldier of the Confederacy. In defeat his steadiness and resourcefulness often saved an army from utter wreck.

Prince Bismarck has very unpleasant recollections of his first school, where, he says, the master believed in a kind of "spurious spartanism" and provided very tough meat with parsnips for every meal.

John M. Toucey, who has just resigned the position of general manager of the New York Centrul railroad to retire on a pension after a service of 40 years, began his railroad career as a station agent. Ho Is 70 years old.

Emilio Aquinaldo, the Insurgent, leader Df the Philippine islands, is groatly beloved hy tho rebels. He is a Tagaday, which means a full blooded native in distinction to a half breed. He is said to be young and handsome.

Lord Salisbury received a magnificent Persian rug during the jublloe festivities from Prince Amir Khan of Persia. Experts who have recently examined the present pronounce it to be of the finest workmanship and value it at about. $4,000.

Among the Americans who have already signified a purjKise of attending the next meeting of the British Association For the Advancement of Sciunco are Professors Henry F. Osborn, J. P. Langley, H. P. Bowditeh, R. A. Fessenden, R. H. Thurston and J. Mark Baldwin,

The father of Adjutant General Corbin is still living in the old family homestead in Ohio. Although moro than 80 years old, he manages tho farm upon which the general spent his boyhood and where ho stopped hoeing corn to enlist as a private soldier at the outbrenk of tho rebellion.

Dr. Ttoux of tho Pasteur institute announces tho discovery of an efficient cure for lockjaw. The antitetanic serum used in Germany would not work till Dr. Roux hit on the plan of injecting it into the brain under the membranes. His plan has been tried with complete success on a man.

Eleazer Smith of Danbury, X. H., who is said to be tho only New Hampshire survivor of tho war of 18H2, was 100 years old on May 16. The event was celebrated by public exercises in the town hall. Mr. Smith was present and drummed on the drum used by him in the wax of 1812. He is a native of Grafton, N. H.

Earl Russell, who has jusfc entered his name in Gray's Inn and is studying law, is the second peer of England who has qualified for tho bar. The other one is Lord Coleridge, son of the late chancellor. Lord Russell is a grandson of England's famous premier and until he inherited his title made his living as a journeyman electrician.

THE KlNETOSCOPE.

"A quart, of liquid air costs $2,400. It"is too expensive a drink.—Boston Globe. Dawson City has the icc. Havana heat, and neither of them a square meal.—St. Paul Dispatch.

If France persists in being unfriendly, this country may find it necessary to establish a peaceful blockade against its music hall singers.—Washington Star.

The public does not core very much whether tho nyw envelope combine holds together or not, }ut we hope its envelopes will stick.—Providence Journal

Now that the National Congress of Mothers is to lie incorporated, nnv boy who does not have an incorporated mother will have a right to feel aggrieved.—Boston Globe.

In spite of war and crops Texas manages to hold a hot primary election occasionally. Texas is one of those versatile old girls who can do several things well simultaneously.—Dallas News.

A clubwoman in Connecticut has been giving a club of young men lessons in parliamentary law, and tradition at this last, worst stroke of defiance is simply standing aghast.—Bultlmor^ ^.n^rican.

A Kansas woman has had two husbands drowned in the same creek, and when advised to move away from tho murderous stream replied, "Not so long as tho Lord

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ivetii and taketh away I won't."—DonPost. A reward of $1,000 is offered for the arrest and conviction of a Massachusetts bank president who absconded with about ^500,000. It is evident that the authorities are determined to punish that man.— Cleveland Leader.

THE ROYAL BOX.

Tho sultan of Turkey spends more for his table thnn any other human being of modern or ancient times—§r.0u0 daily.

The crown prince and the crown princess of Greece will lie away from Athens for a year. They are to divide tho period of their absence between Germany and Denmark.

Prince Oscar, son of the king of Sweden, is one of the "mission preachers" of tho Young' Men's Christian association of Stockholm. (||i a recent Sunday evening ho with his wife preached to about 2,0U0 people.

Tho Princess Louise (Marchioness of Lorno) has modeled a statue of tho queen us her majesty appeared at the opening of the fine arts exhibition in Manchester in 1857. When the statue is completed, it will bo placed over tho western porch of tho Manchester cat hedral.

From all accounts Czar Nicholas II is really very fond of his wife, much to tho Dowager Czarina's disgust, as she finds 6he is not the power behind the throne that slio expected to be. Their imperial majesties actually exchange endearing phrases in public, a thing previously unheard of in Russia.

A BUDGET OF DEFINITIONS.

Divorce—A docree that always unmans a woman. Baby—A coupon clipped from the bonds of matrimony.

Bustle—Something that even a quiet woman 1b apt to make. Uncertainty—The only thing that is certain about lovemaking.

Duty—The thing a man tries to avoid doing by asking advice. Indulgent—A wife's idea of a husband who never comes borne sober.

Gossip—A female who can make five by putting two and two together. Policy—Something that's more often to blame for a man's honesty than principle. —Chicago New*. V,

Clove l.?nf Excur»iona.

Turnfest—I)anville 111.. Juoe ll ana 12. All stations. Mystic Shrine—Dallas, Tex.. Jun^ l2 and 13. All stations. If

Republican State convention— Springfield. III., June 12, 13 and 14. Illinois statioi s.

Coal Dealers' Association—Toledo, O., June 13 and and 14. Ohio stations. Hoineseekers' excursion—West and South, June 7 and 21. All stations.

U. 13. in Christ—Toledo, O.. June 15 and 1C. All stations. Jun Order United Am. Mech.—Louisville, Ky .June 10 and 20. All stations.

Indiana Music Teachers' Association Lafayette, Ind., June 28 and 20. Indiana stations.

National Dental Association—Put-in-Hay, O., Jut 2i, 22 and 23. All stations Ohio Teachers' Association—Put-in-Bay, O ure 28 and 20. Ohio Stations.

League of Arr.ericau Wheelmen—Indianapolis, Aug. 8 and 0. All stations. Winona Assembly—Winona Lake, Ind., until Aug. 15. Stations, Delphos to St. Louis.

Imp. Order Red Mem—Bloomington. Ind., Aug. 10 and 17. Indiana station. Conference of Friends—Richmond, Ind., Aug. 10 and 20. Stations east of Frar kfort.

The tetrf, "All stations," denotes tickets will be sold from all stations 'Indiana stations," denotes that they will be uoki from Indiana stations only, etc.

For rates, return limits, and full inform ation^see an|a?cnt, or address," C. :. JF.VKIXS. Gen. °ass. Agt. 3-w Toledo, O.

Opportunities lor Iloint'sei-Uer* To encourage settlers in western Minnesota and South Dakota, where excellent opportunities ate presented for est tblishing homos, the North-Western Line has placed in effect reduced rates for if migrat.t movables and will sell Home-Seekers tickets at one fare for the round trip, plus 82 00. or, Juno 21. Inquire ol agents for phrticulhrs and s-nd for copy of Xorth-Wi stern Homeseeker to W. B. Kt iskern, 22 Fifth ave., Cnica»o. Iil.

Did von ill nil i' your Grnii:-0 this

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Here are the latest directions. Use one tablespoonful of Grain-O to two cups of cold water. Mix the Grain-0 with half an egg and add the water. (Be sure to measure.) After the water gets to boiling point let bo for fifteen to twenty minutes. Use cream and sugar to suit the taste, if yru have not cream us hot milk.

A lady said: "The first time I drank Grain-O 1 did not iike it, but after using it for ten days and forming the balm, nothing would induce me to go back to coffee." This is the experience of all. If you will follow direction, measure it every time and make it the same, and try it for ten days, you will not go back to coffee.

For 6 per cent, loans see 'Perm & Co., South Cireen St., Crawfordsville, Ind. ltn.

To Cure Constipation Forever. Talie Casctirets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. It O. C. C. fail to cure, drugRists refund money.

From Unity in the Ili«1i I'linir

to erar.dma in the Tucker Grain-O is go-jd for the whole Unruly. It l^the long-desired substitute ft.r colTee. Never upsets the nervc-s or injures the digestion. Made from pure grains it is a food in itself. Has the taste and appeararce of the best coffee at price. It is a genuine and scientific article and is come to stay, It makes for health and strength. Ask your gr cer fcr Graio-O,

Dr.Bull's Pills!:,

with sick hcadache or feel miserable and rundown, take Dr. John \V. Bull's Pills. They will give prompt relief and will soon set you right.

Fine Monuments.

Robett McMains has just ceived a car load of tine monuments and has them for sale at 714 South Walnut street. If you want a bargain call and get prices. tf.

Cure Coii**tl|i tt ion Forever.

Take Cascarets

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Oithsmic. 10c'. '-Tic

It C. C. C. fail to cup', ilni^'ists refund n.cu-v

Ver ow JtiUr* lo Snn Frnnrisco, Via tne North-Western Line (Chicago & North-Western K"). Excursi'n tickets will be sold at greatly reduced rat.s -June 28 and|20, limited to return until August 31, inclusive, account of meeting of North American Turners' Union For rates and oth»r information ask your neuf'st tkket agent or write,

A. H. Waggerier, 7, Jackson place. Indianapolis, Ind.: or W. B. Knn-kfrn, 22 Fifth avenue, Chicago. 111.

Nliuko lulu Vour Slioc*

All'Ti's Foot-Ease, a powti'-r for the fci-i. li cures painttr. swollen, .smartin^, nervous f'"'t and instantl) taxes the sting out of corns and bunions it's the greatest comfort discovery of ths sue. Alh'ii'sFoot-iiase makes tight or new shoes ti 11 easy. It is a certain cure for sjieatiiitf. callous and hot. tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe store mail for 25c. in -tamps. Tn-il package FREE. Addp t-8 Ali°ti S. Olmsted L' Pov, N. Y.

Special Offer.

For a short t'm»» only one doz»n cabi net mantello pbotoB (this a size laiger tnan cabinets) of our best artistic finish for 81.50. Remember the plac, 118}£ E. Main Btreet, over Citizens' bank.

NICHOLSON'S SONS. Crawfo'dsvill-. Ind.

OABTOHIA. paTt th, _yy Tin Kind Von Haw Always BoogM 8]gnstaK of

Rebuilding Prices on Draperies.

Silkalines and crepe draperies worth 10c to 12J*jC. Rebuilding price 5c yd Si kalines, golden draperies, eretons, etc., worth 12^c to 15c.

Rebuilding price 9c yd Cretons, denims, satines, reps, ticking and other new drapery materials in all shades, worth 20c, 2")c, 35c and 50c, rebuilding price 15c yd 30 inch printed silk draperies sold for 50c yd, rebuilding price, 19c yd 40 inch lain scrim worth 10c yd rebuilding price 4c yd Cotton ball and tassel fringe wth 5c yd. rebuilding price 21/^ All wool rug fringes worth 10c, rebuilding price 5c yd Tassel fringe in all colors for heavy draperies worth 15c yd, rebuilding price 9c vd .Five foot curtain poles and trimminss all coi plete, rebuilding price 8c

Chenille tatle covers 1% yards sqUdtv, rebuilding price 33c 100 extra large chenile covers beautiful designs and colors worth $1 50, rebuilding price. .. 8 )c

Special prices on lace curtains and portieres.

Rebuilding Prices on Handk er chiefs.

500 ""doz ladi. s' handkerchiefs worth 5c 3c Ladies' «ponette handkerchiefs Ladies' Japonette handkerchiefs with beautiful silk initials in corncr -7c Ladies' fancy embroidered edge handkerchiefs worth 15c, 20c... 10c Mens colored border handkerchiefs 3c Mens Japonette handkerchiefs, siik initials in corner, wth 20c.. 10c

Rebuilding Prices on ZZ, Fans-

Gauze and satin fans worth 25c rebuilding price Gauze, silk and feather fans wth 75c to 1.50. rebuilding price... 43c

Rebuilding Prices Prints.

On Domestics.

Good apron check gingham D-i.'.jC Best apron gingham Yard wide unbleached muslin 2*4c Yard wide unbleached musun, worth 5c 3J^c Fine unbleached niuclins worth 7V£c and S.'/jC 5c Yard wide bleached muslin 3J£c Bleachfil muslins worth 7,l,j: arid 8 Jij'c '. 5c Soft tinitt) cambric muslin woith 10c...... 6M Double width unbleached sheeting 9c Double width bleached sheeting, 11c Good quality outing cloth 3?4C Outing cloth worth 7J^c IJjc L5est quality outing cloth worth 10c Good cotton flannel 3®rjc Heavy cotton flannel 7J^c grade, 5c White cotton domet wth 7^c i%c Fast color check hirting, 5c.... 3c Fine check shirting worth ?Jic and 10c Heavy feather ticking worth l^c, 9c Fancv book fold ticking w-th 20c, 12J^c Table oil cloth 1J4 yds wide 9c Pure white cotton batting worth 7^c

Wraps and'Sk

Velvet, cloth and silk spring capps neatly trimmed worth 62.25 to

Some "Twice {Tales

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Light ground shirting prints, rebuilding price 2}^c Best quality shirting prints, rebuil ing price SJH'c Indigo, Turkey red, black, grey and fancy dress style calico, rebuilding price 3c Very best quality dress style print worth Gc. rebuilding price 'lc Yard wide tumey rtd prints wth 10c yd, rebuilding price 5c Comfort calico worth C^e yd, rebuilding price S:

Are better than others that are told once. That is the reason we haven't changed the list of, bargains in to-day's paper lor our great rebuilding sale.

We couldn't

the English language. And tho best part of the story iB its truthfulness. Like all the advertisements of this great store its *5very assertion is an actual fact. Judging by the crowds that have thronged the Btore every day since the sale began the people of this county believe us when we say reducedjprices. Read the ad. again and bring it with you. We invite a verification of every bargain wo advertise ill this

Great Rebuilding®Sale.

Rebuilding Prices on Shirt "Waists and Wrappers.

Ladies percale and lawn waists of 50c and 75c grade, but soiled, rebuilding price Ladies SI, 81.25 and $1.50 shirt waists with attached colors 35c Ladies percale wrappers, fast colors, extra wide skirt and cheap at 75c 49c

Bleach cotton crash regular price 5c. rebuilding price Brovvn linen crash full width worth 5c All linen bleached and brown crashes worth 6'4 to 7,1JjC Bleach and Brown lii.en crashes worth 12}£c and 15c Turkey red doileys lc eicti All linen colored bordered doileys 5c-each Extra large dinner napkins wth*. 61.25 to SI.Ho 98c doz Ocd dozens very fine napkins worth up to 84 S2.49 doz Linen huck towels, red borders, worth 10c 5c each Linen towels worth l2J^c 9c each Linen damask and huck towels extra good 25c to 35c values, ,19ceach Red table damask and unbleached dice pattern linen wth 20c.. 12)^c Unbleachpil all linen damask worth 25c 17c yd Turkey red 35c quality dair.ask.. 19c yd

50c qualitj unbleached damask vtni

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American 2 bu grain bags worth IGc 11%'c

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Beautiful spring capes worth 84 and S4.50 Spring jacketB in late shades, si

2 49

faced and lined, wth 85 to 80 .. Tailor made suits worth 80 Lauies dress skirts worth 81 .... Ladies dress skirts worth 81.50... Ladies dress skirts worth 83 Ladies d.f«s skirts worth 81

3 98 3 98 79c 1 19 1 98 2 98

Hosiery.

Ladies, mens and childrens hose, 3c pi Ladins black aud fancy stripe h"fo worth 10c to 20c, rebuilding j.riCH pr Mc 2~'- quality half' hose blujk at in. rebuildim: price 13c pr Mi'ses extra fine black hose sj.uced heel and toe worth 25c rebuilding price 13c pr Ladies silk plaited hose orth 50c and FHI cy lisle thread worth up to 50c. rebuilding [trice 25n pr

Veilings.

Bl-ick silk veilings, plain and riotte.i. 27 inches wide, worth 40c, 50c. GOc and 75c yd. rebuilding price 25c )tl Fine made veil? worth 25c. ::5c 40c ti 50c 19c 51 0 veils 1 yd lon^ in ul colors. I worth 10c to 25c each 3c

improve on this message to the bxiylDg public if we used every word in

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Rebuilding prices on Ribbons and Fancy Work Materials

Few shades in silk ribbons worth 5c yd at lc yd Ribbons worth 5% and 7f^c yd .. .3cyd Silk ribbons worth 10 to 15cyd 5cyd Silk belting worth 3-" to 50c 20c yd Knitting silk in all shades 3,'^c ball Crochet onrd worth 5c 3J^c ball O. N. T. crochet cotton 3ljcball liargaren art linen fringe worth 10c 5c yd Fancy silt and chenille cords worth 10c 5c yd

Rebuilding Prices on Linens.

2Kc

3¥c

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fxtra heavy, and 72 inches wide all linen damask worth GOc yd, also good quality all linen bleached damask 40c yd yd wide all linen heavy bit ached damasks, beautiful designs worth SI to 81.25 yd 75c yd

Rebuilding Prices.

25 pc Perc-aline waist linings, worth 10c, at fancy satine waist linings Cotton plaid dress goods Half wool cashmeres woith 10c. Double width plaid dress goods. worth 10c Ladies, mens and childrens hose. Ladies jersey libbed vests worth

3c yd 5c ya •IJA 3^c

5%c 3c

-}4C

500 veils werth 10c to 25c each choice Damaged kid t. loves Ladies and mens handkerchiefs..

10c 3c

Rebiiilding Prices.

Ladies leather belts worth 25 and 35c 10c Gold finger rings warranted 3

cars 17c 5 ft curtain poles with brass trimmings 8c Rug fringe worth 10c 5c yd All silk ribbon worth 5c lc Knitting silks al! shades 3}f1c ball Apron ginghams 2%cyd Yard wide unbleached muslin .2?4'c yd Yard wide bleached muslin 3J^c yd Check shirtings, 5* grade 3c yd Feather ticking 9c yd

Rebuilding Prices on Underwear.

Ladies jersey ribbed vests worth 5c. rebuilding price 2j£c Ladies jersey ribbed vests worth 10c

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Ladies vests worth 25 and 35c... 15c Mens balbriggan and fancy stripe shirts and drawers wth 25c.... 19c Girls and bojs Nazareth waists worth 25c 15c

Rebuilding Prices on Belts, Etc.

Ladies leather belts worth 25c and 35c, rebuilding price 10c Ladies leather belts worth 50 and 75c 15c Ladies linen collars, white and colors, worth 15 to 25c 8c Ladies cuffs to matoh .-. 10c Ladies leather and cloth hand bags worth 50c, 75c and 81 19c Ladies and mens fancy four-in-hand and teck ties worth 25c to 50: 10c Ladies black sutine skirts wt.li 59c 39c

Rebuilding Prices on Muslin Underwear.

Ladies muslin drawers Blightly soiled worth 50c 29c Ladies soiled corset cov-rs worth 50c to 75c 19c Slightly soiled corset covers wtb 75c to 81.25 39c Ladies' night dresses, handsomely trimmed and look cheap at 75c 45c ChildrenB trimmed muslin drawers worth 25c to 30c 19c Rabies soft sole leather shoes worth 50 to 75c 25c

127-129 E. Main St. It Pays to Trade at The Big Store.

Don't ask to have goods charged during this sale. We sell for Cash Onh.

Rebui'diding Prices on Dress Goods.

50 pc novelty plaid and check suitings, 30 to 34 inches wide, some all wool. Rebuilding price 10c yd Black mohair brocade worth 20c

Rebuilding price.. 13c yd 40 inch black novelty Buitings worth 40c. Rebuilding price 23c yd Plain and fanny dress goods novelties most of them all wool. worth 25c, 30c, 35c. Rebuilding

P"co 20c yd 50 inch glorias worth 85c. Rebuilding price 59c yd Colored mohairs and Sicilians, extra width, worth 81. Rebuilding price 75c yd Fine novelty dress goods, mostly single pattern lengths, worth

Rebuilding Prices on Silks.

Satin Rhadamers, all colors worth 81. Rrbuilding price 50c yd Black brocaded chinas, neat figures worth 75c and 85c, Rebuilding 50c Vll 1,000 yds fancy silks in all shades worth 81, 81.25 81.50. iiebuildprice ...75cv(| Regular 50c quality china si'Us.

Rebuilding price -J.-j.

Centemeri and Posfr rerl Kid. drissed and undres ed ri o«que taue, 82, $2.2o and J^2.O0 values.

handsome grenadine wiii-u v" lengths, hiL'h class goods, vorth •-1J0 ,vd. Rebuilding price ,75c yd

Kid G-loves.

Rebuilding price 81 piLadies short length mosquetaire and biaritz kid gloves worth 81 to 81,50 75c pr 14 doz ladies damaged kid gloves. mostly black. 81 to $150 was original price joc pr

Wash Goods.

50 pc fast color printed lawns worth 5c to 10c. Rebuild ng P"ce-... .3c

rinted lawns. Dimities, etc worth

85ctol0,-.

utiful pinted wash i(ni I]R, Be

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Rebuilding .... yd

imities, lace effects, etc, worth d2J^c to 18. Rebuilding price. 7j4c yd 50 pc beautiful American and French organdies wot- gre to 3oc. Rebuilding prico 17c yd Dress ginghams, tic lit and dark effects, worth 8and 10c\d

Rebuilding price .rJ(. yci 10c and 12j^c yard wide percal"s Rebuilding price 5c yd Genuine Scotch pbyr ginghams worth 25c to 35c. Rebuilding

Pricc IP,'.: yd White piques worth 12^c yd. Rebuilning price 5c yd

Embroideries, Laces.

10,000 yards laces and embroideries worth 5c to 10c d, rebuilding pnee :ic yd LaceB and embroideries worth 50c 75c, 51 to 81.25 o-)C

Fancy linen allovers worth S' to" S

53'd

$1 yd

Black anil fancy beaded laces worth 81, 81.25. 81.50. 82, 82 50, 50c vd

Notions and Small Wares.

Stockinet dress shields worth 10c. ,5c pr Dress shields worth 25 to 35c 15c pr Corset steels worth 15c 8c pr Salety pins, larg or small, worth 10c and Gc

100 silk gloria umbrellas, plain trimmed natural wood anil fancy bone handeles, worth 81 25, 81.50. 81.75. Rebuilding price 93c 10 ladies and childrens' mackintoshes worth 81.75 to S3.5C. l{e building price 10 ladies double texture inackin worth 85 to *0.50 ..

Corset strings, good quality, for 5c Best dress stBjs worth 10c". 5c 10 and 15c dress 6tas 8c set Extra heavy dress bones worth 15 and 20c doz 8c doz Best 10c brass pir:s 7c paper Machine thread spool Merric 's best thread 2 spools 5c Invisible hair pins worth 5c 3c box Hairpin cabinets assorted pins worth 5c each Crowley's best needles wth 5.-. ,2c paper Good rter rubber per yd 2}^c Silk elaslics worth 20 to 35c yd. ,10c yd Velveteen binding. 4 yd bolts 2 for.. ,5c Kiint- .pen hooks and ejes worth 3c card Delong hooks and eyes per card Oc 12 doz rice agate buttons tic Fancy carved p- arl buttous worth 10c 5c doz Smoked and white pearl button", 4c doz Dress buttons worth 10 to 25c doz choice .}C

Spiral wire arml tB or garters worth 10c ..... 3c pr

Umbrellas and Mackintoshes.

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each

98c

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Blankets and Flannels.

Cotton blankets, white and eotored. Rebuilding price 19c each Yountssvill all wool blankets §1.79 each White woolen flannel-? worth 15c. .11c yd White wool flannels worth 35c.. .22c yd Colored wool flannels worth 35c, 40c ond 50c 26c yd