Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 57, 5 January 1911 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I ASD SUX-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1911.

DAIRY CONDITIONS . GREATLYJPBOVED Only Twelve of Forty Selling in the City Arc Not Up to Standard Now.

Prevailing conditions In the dairies furninuiiiK milk in Klrhmornl received attention at a meeting of the bureau of municipal research on Wednesday ofternoon. Of the forty dairies there aro twelve which are not. entirely eatiBfiictory, although twenty-four have Improved ulneo the Investigation In tho aummer and four of th twelve re w concerns aro in excellent condition. The report wns made by I'rof. N. C. Helronimus, who Inspected tho d:tlr- ! in tho summer nnd again during tho holidays. The laUur Inspection as made both for the purpose of comparison with what they were In tho summer and also to obtain data which inlKht be useful. Prof. Ilelronimus had no complaint to maka of twontyfour of tho twenty-eight concerns which have been established several months. However four of the Id establishments had deteriorated In thla period he declared. Dairying evidently is profitable as evinced in his report that there were twelve new Arms. Fifty per cent is considered a good grade, but twelve dairies do not have this percentage, still there are several, mostly larger concerns which have not ratings above 50 per cent. For the present no publication of those dairymen operating unclean dairies will bo made, the committee believing that te dairymen will clean up and otherwise improve condition, making them eligible to a higher standing. Milk inspector Flook has taken no action for the sume reason, It being his policy to give the dairymen all needed opportunity to perfect conditions, but if his advice Is not heeded, then ho expects to prosecute. Whether the city has been paying tin exorbitant rent for Are hydrants as a question discussed and debated but resulted in no decision. Some declared that the franchise had been violated In both implied and in Its written expressed terms. These holding this opinion believed that the city already had paid several thousand dollars In excess for fire dydrant rent. The gas question was brought up and tabled until the next meeting.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S FINANCIAL REPORT To ths Advisory Board, Clay Township, Wayno County, Indiana. F. W. Klentls. Township Trusttt. Dated Jan.,

30.00

3.67

2.10

3.00

'RECORD OF MONEYS RECEIVED

By P. W. Klenzle, trustee of Clay township, Wayne county, during the

year ending December 31, 1910. Jan 4, First Nat bank, Dec int

on deposit $ 3.37

Jan 31, County auditor, Jan. distribution 3,167.45

Feb 1, Co auditor, Jan Int.... 1.69 Mch 1. Co auditor, Feb int .. 4.68

Mch 7, Co auditor drew for . dog fund 'Apr 1, First Nat bank, Mch Int on dep Apr 27, Harriet Lyons, from overdraft Inst fee Apr 27, Roscoe Eagle, rent for , Sugar (3, S li May 2, 1st Nat bank, Apr int. May 12. Paul Itrooks, on spec

school warrant 300.00 May IS, M assessor, dog ta. 109.00 June 1, 1st Nat bank. May Int l.t'9 July 1. 1st Nat bank, Juno int 1.02 July 11. Co auditor, July dls. 4,618.67

July 16. Trustee Center tp,

.transfer money 128.00

July 16, 1st Nat bank, special

.school warrant ." . 300.00

July 18. Trustee Harrison tp ' .transfer money July 21, Jas Scruggs, Int on notes , . July 21. Trustee Jefferson tp transfer money July 29. Tp assessor. clog tax Aug 1. 1st Nat bank. July Int Aug 17, n. H. Fouts, Justice fees Hept 1, 1st Nnt bank. Aug int Oct 1. 1st Nat bank. Sept int Oct 17. Kdnn Urooks, special. school warrant Nov 1, 1st Nat bank. Oct int. Nov. S, Kdna Urooks, special school warrant IVv 1, 1st Nat bank. Nov Int. Ivor; 1, 1st Nat bank, special school warant

lce 30, Kdna Itrooks, sale of Hcrusgs & McLaughlin notes 263.74 Dec 28, Co treasurer, pt Jan draw 227.83 ' RECORD OF DISBURSEMENTS Made by F. W. Klenzle, trustee of Clay township, Wayne county, during the year ending December 31, 1910. Jsn 14, May Dond, transport

Ing child Jan 14. A. L Klenzle, hauling H books and gasoline Jan 28, Kthel Moore, teaching Jan 28, Fearl Conly. teaching Jsn 28, Harriet Lyons teaching Feb 1, James Klzer. hack hire Feb 1. Chas Boyd, hack hire. Feb 1. Nellie Davis hack hire Feb 9. Chas Heath, back hire Feb 1, Oscar Nicholson, hack

75.00

7.98

32.00 15.00

3.86 2.50 3.80 3.23 300.00 2.53 150.00 2.00 230.00

Feb 1, Paul Brooks, back hire 20.00 Feb 1, Clorissa Relnhelmer note and int '. 301.65

Feb 1, Hinds & Noble, libra

ry books 17.62

Feb 1. Gin & Co, library

books 10.74

Feb 1, The McMillan Co, li

brary books 15.59

Feb 1. Longmore, Green &

Co, library books 8.34

Feb 1, I) Appleton & Co, li

brary books 2.43

Feb 1, II Holt & Co, library

books 4.71

Feb 1, Charles Scribncr Sons

library books 16.13

Feb 1, Silver Durdct & Co,

library books 9.00

Feb 1, Ohio Ins Co, ins on

S Houso 15.00

Feb 1, Amer Ins Co, inB on

S bouse 26.00

Feb 1, American Book Co, li

brary books 11.75

Feb 1, Morning News Co,

print unnual report 20.65

Feb 1, Thornton. Levy Co,

ledger & chk books 12.25

Feb 15. Chas Itoyd, hack hire 15.00 Feb 25, Nell Davis, hack, hire 10.00 Feb 25, Oscar NIcholsan hac k

hire 20.00

Feb 25, James Klzer, hack

hire 21.00

Feb 25, Chas Boyd, hack hire 36.00 Feb 25. Chas Heath hack hire 24.00 Feb 1 Wm Harris, hack hire 9.00

Feb 1 Mrs D L Stoner teach

ing music 12.00

Feb 1, John Ellis, Janitor . . . 30.00

Feb 1, H A Studebaker, teach 100.00

Feb 1, I) L Stoner teaching.. 70.00 Feb 1, Pearl Conley, teaching 65.00 Feb 1, Harriet Lyons teach. 67.50 Feb 1, Isabelle Klenzle, teach 67.50 Feb 1, Ethel Moore, teach .. 67.50 Mch 1 Chas Smith, carpenter

at S H 5.00

Mch 7 Albert Craynor, dead

sheep 30.00

Mch 7, Jas Blsh, road work . 1.50

Mch 7, Palladium Co, annual

report 19.50 Mch 7, EH Cates, damage to land 5.00 Mch 7, Wayne Co Lumber Co fire escape, doors and lock 30.00 Mch 7, Wayne Co Lumber Co snow plow 6.50

Mch 7, Geo Saunders hack

hire 12.00 Mch 25, Jas Klzer. hack hire. 21 00 Mch 25, Chas Heath, hack hire 16.80 Mch 25, Chas Boyd hack hire 48.00 Mch 25, Nell Davis, hack hire 10.00 Mch 25, Oscar Nicholson, hack hire 20.00 Mch 25, Wm P Harris, hack hire 9.00 Mch 25, H A Studebaker, teaching 100.00 Mch 25, Harriet Lyons, teach 67.50 Mch 25, Isabelle Kienzlo teach 67.50 Mch 25, Ethel Moore, teach. 67.50 Mch 23, Pearl Conley, teach. 65.00 Mch 25, John Ellis, Janitor . . 30.00 Mcb 25, Mrs. D L Stoner, teaching music . 12.00 Mch 31, P C C & St L agent. freight 12.75 Apr 1, A L Klenzle, school supplies 12.31 Apr 1, F W Klenzle, service trustee 100.00 Apr 15, Trustee Green township, t expense running Veal's School 32.15 Apr 15, Enos Thornburg, services road super 15.00 Apr 22, J D Adams & Co, pt pay-road grader 150.00

Apr 22, Pearl Conley, teach.. 63.00 Apr 22. Pearl Conley, tp Inst. 19,50 Apr 22. Mrs 1) L Stoner, teaching music 12.00 Apr 22. D L Stoner, tp Inst.. 24.50 Apr 22. D L Stoner, physical apparatus 1.53 Apr 22. Chas Boyd, hack hire 48.00 Apr 22, Wm F Wells, hack hlro 31.20 Apr 22. Harriet Lyons, teach. 67.50 Apr 22. Harriet Lyons, tp Inst 25.73 Apr 22, Oscar Nicholson, hack hire 20.00 Apr 22. Jas Kizer, hack hire. 21.00 Apr 22, Geo Saunders, hack hire 48.00 Apr 22, Albert Craynor, hack hlro 120.00

Apr 22, Nellie Davis, back hire Apr 22. Ethel Moore, tp Inst . Apr 22. Isabelle Klenzle, tp Inst Apr 22, John Ellis, Janitor .. Mch 22, May Bond, hack hire May 6, Isabelle Klenzle, teach May 6. Isabelle Klenzle, diploma exam May 12, L J Murdock, coll & laboratory supplies May 12, Wm Ellis, 3 brooms and mop May 12, Wm Johnson & Son, grate bars May 12. Columbia School Sup

Co. school supplies

May 12. Wm Holler, school supplies May 12, Paul Brooks, hack hire May 18, Edgar Pollard, dead

sheep I May 23, David Newman, dead sheep , ; May 27, Geo K Yeager, work in S yard May 28, John Murry, bridge ' work, May 2S, Jas Thornburg, work in S. yard i May 28, Ora Cloud, work in S ! arr j May 30, Glen Pickett, work in I S yard June 1, Martin Thornburg, ! work in S yard

June 1, Everit Tipton, work in S yard June 1, Isabelle Klenzle, 2nd dip exam June 1, Enos Thornburg, ser supervisor June 1, Merrit Nicholson, wood for engine June 1, Frank Veal, cement work Jun 1, Jas Thornburg, cement work June 1, Jos Kizer, cement work

I June 1, Jesse Bird, road wrk

June 1. John Bond, road wrk Juue 13, Wm Welsh Mfg Co., Diplomas June 15, Edgar Pallord, 2 wounded sheep June 15, Jesse Bird, road work July 1, F. Kienzle, services as trustee . . . . v July 1, Wm McDivvt,, road work July 1, Howard Gomber, road work July 1, Jones. Hardware Co., bell yoke and wheel July 1, Levi Cates, road work July 1, David Newman, 2 dead sheep July 1, Wm. Roller, road hardware July 1, Enos Thornburg, services supervisor July 1, Wayne County Lumber Co., cement and lumber July 1, D. L. Stoner. teaching July 1, Chas Boyd, hauling . . July 16, First National Bank Bond and interest July 16, John Fox, dray ing .. July 16, First Natonal Bank interest on warrant July 16, W. E. Brown, trustee Green 1 teachng veals .. July 16, Ethel Moore, teaching July 16, Isabelle Klenzle, teaching July 16. H. A. Studebaker, teaching July 16, John Murry, grubing July 16, Wm. McDivitt, shoveling coal July 16, Leo Boyd, shoveling " coal July 16. J no Campbell, Engine work July 16, as Kizer, grading and bridge work July 16, W H Bartel, sponges and pads July 16. Wm L Hatfield coal July 16. Wayno Co, Stato accounts

July 16, J. D. Adams & Co, bal on grader, blade and blanks July 16. I) II Goble & Co., vouchers and reports .. ..

10.00

23.63 23.63 25.00 ; 8.00 i

50.00

2.00 6.S0

I 1.70 j ! "16.50 j 3.16 4.19 ' 340.00 j

4o.00

38.00 150.00 2.00 1.75 1.75 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 10.00 7.65 7.20 19.20 26.40 20.00 19.20 21.30

10.00 9.00 100.00 3.75 1.63 3.00 5.50 16.00 14.90 10.00 118.81 70.00 13.50 2,157.50 4.20 3.13 203.00 67.50 17.50 100.00 1.50 1.73 2.23 30.00 31.53 1.83 123.2S

51.12 156.70 4.02

July 16, Chas Kienzle 2 tons coal Aug. 1, Jas Thornburg, road work Aug. 1. Oliver Favorite school house work Aug. 1, Jas Klzer, wrk in sch yard .. Aug. 1, W J Bird, haul gravel S Y Aug. 16, Jas Thornburg, cement work Aug. 16, Jas Haworth, trustee assess-f up Aug. 16, H Camber, bdg wrk Aug. 16, Chas Kienzle, painting school hack Aug. 16, Vance Fulton, rd wk Aug. 16, Johp Bond, rd wk . . Aug. 16, Jas Thornburg, rd wk Aug. 16, S C Stackhouse en

gine work Sept. 1, Chas Burg, hlg grv Sept. 1, Levi Cates, rd wrk Sept. 1, John Roller ser sup .. Sept. 1, Isabelle Kienzle Co. institute fees Sept. 1, Ethel Moore, inst fees Sept. 1. Jno Roller ser sup .. Sept. 1, Larkin Gamber, road work Sept. 15, Chas Boyd, rd wrk Sept. 15. Levi Cates, rd wrk.. Sept. 15, Geo Bish rd wrk ... Sept. 15, Jno Bond, rd wrk . . Sept. 15, J M Oler, cleaning Veals S H & Y Sept. 15, C W Kienzle, stove for Veals Sept. 15, C W Kienzle fencing and road work Sept. 13, Levi Cates, rd wrk Sept. 15, Mont Bailey, plasterin S room Sept. 15, Albert Roller, road work Sept. 15, Chas Boyd rd wrk Sept. 15, E J Worl, rd wrk.. Sept. 15, A H Worl, rd wrk.. Sept. 15, Chas Kizer rd wrk Sept. 15, H A Studebaker ten. Sept. 15, Geo Hanlin, teach.. Sept. 15, II P Hall, teaching Sept. 15, J J Smth. rd wrk.. Sept. 15, Isabelle Klenzle.tch Sept. 15. Ethel Moore, teach

Oct. 1, Oscar Nicholson, road work Oct. 1, L J Murdock paint ..

Oct. 1, Wm II Gunckle carpen

tering at S H Oct. 1, F W Kienzle ser trus Oct. 1. Lulu Brown, teach.. Oct. 15, H A Studebaker, tch Oct. 15, H P Hall, teaching. . Oct. 1, Wm Roller tls nls etc Oct. 1, Howard Gamber rd wk Oct. 1, Chas Smith, carpenter work at S H Oct. 1, Linus Peacock, hk hr Oct. 1, Chas Boyd, hack hire Oct. 1, Jas Kizer, hack hire Oct. 1, H J Wells, hack hire Oct. 1, Ethel Moore teach.. Oct 1, Isabelle Kienzle, tch.. Oct. 1, John Foland, Janitor Oct. 15, Geo. Han'.in, Janitor Oct. 15, Wm Wise, paper and paint at Veals Oct. 15. J M Coe Printing Co., report cards Oct. 14, Owen Hoover, 35 Ids gravel Oct. 15. S. C. Stackhouse, 40 hrs engine work Oct. 15, Frank Davis, grav.. Nov. 1, Jno Bond rd wrk .... Nov. 1, Oscar Nicholson, hack hire Nov. 1, W F Wells, hack hire Nov. 1. H. Ar Studebaker, tch Nov. 1, Bertha Borker, teach Nov. 1, H P Hall, teaching.. Nov. 1, Chas Boyd, hk hire.. Nov. 1, Linus Peacock, hk hr Nov. 1, Lulu Brown, teach.. Nov. 1, Jas Kizer, hack hire Npv. 1, Ethel Moore, teach... Nov. 1, Hazel Roller, carrying water Veals.. .. . Nov. 1, Gertrude James, tch drawing and man train.... Nov. 18. Nellie Davis, hk hr Nov. 18, Wm Bird, dirt inS Y Nov. 18, David Newman, dead sheep .

Nov. 18, WT J Bird, Gravel .... Nov. IS, F Kienzel, ser trus. Nov. IS, Isabelle Kienzle, tch Nov. IS, Chas Boyd hk hire.. Nov. 18, Henry Bowman, rd work Nov. IS, Emmlt Lamb rd wk Nov. IS, Jno Foland, janitor..

8.00 9.00 67.50 65.00 67.50 21.00 53.00 10.00 24.00

:o.oo

piano

S II

hire Feb l.Chas Jordan. rent of Co. Inst Feb 1. W. II Bartel.

flag Feb 1. W II Bartel. Justice supplies Feb 1. II A Studebaker, teaching Feb 1 D L Stoner, teaching Feb 1 Isobello Kienzlo teaching Feb 1. John Ellis, janitor .. Feb 1, Mrs D L Stoner teaching music

Feb 1. 1st Nat bank, Int on S II bonds 157.50

1.50 2.50 2.60 100.00 70.00 67.50 30.00 12.00

H. C. HASEMEIER CO.

8.00

56.00

14.00

2.00 12.20 4.95 10.00 4.65 20.25 1 2.00 25.00 13.00 2.00 44.00 9.C0 11.20 25.00

Dec. 2. Bertha Borker, tcbing Dec. 2, Ethel Moore, teach.. Dec. 2. H P HML teaching.. Dec. 2. H A Studebaker, tch Dec. 2. Minnie Long, teach.. Dec. 2, Jas Kizer hack hire.. Dec. 2,Chas Boyd, bacR hire Dec. 2, Linus Peacock hck hr

2, O -Nicholson, hck hr 2, Lulu Brown, teach 2, Isabelle' Kienzle, tch 2,-Flossie "Neff. tch msc 2, John Roller, ser sup..

J N Sharp, hack hire Geo P Sanders, hack

225 10.00 5.00 .75 6.75 10.00 5.00 5.00 4.50 15.00 18.00 6.60 6.00 3.00

Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

Dec. 2. Dec. 2.

hire Dec. 15, J M Coe Printng Co., print ng sch report . . . . . . Dec. 15, Weise Furniture Co., Hack hire Dec. 15, Nell Davis, Hck hr.. Dec. 15, C V Sullivan, furnace and roof repair Dec. 13, Allen & Cain, school hack bench and bell Dec. 15, Gertrude James, manuel training Dec. 15, Chas Boyd, hck hire

75.00 67.50 67.50 100.00 65.00 50.00 ' 53.00 24.00 25.00 43.45 67.50 18.00 51.00 27.00

A LENIENCY PLEA WAS FUTILE DUE Young Horse Thief's Alleged Love for His Mother Did Not Move Judge

30.00

3.25

A plea of leniency on the ground

that he stole a horse and rig in order that he might visit his mother in this 'city failed to move the sympathies of

4.50 Judge Ed Jackson of the Henry coun28.00 ty circuit court on Wednesday and he f sentenced Clyde Perry of Knightstown

7.05 , the horse thief, to Jeffersonville

SONS OF VETERANS SEEKING RECRUITS Plans have been made by the William P. Benton Post, Sons of Veterans, to make the month of February a recruiting period and all members are urged in letters Veing mailed out to secure one or more new members. The post will have an appropriate celebration of Lincoln's birthday, but as yet the exact nature of the celebration has not been planned. Installation cf officers will be heUl at the meeting on next Monday evening. Assistance will bo given to the commercial and patriotic organizations in making tho G. A. K. state encampment here a notable event.

Sirs. Wiaslcw's Ccctfcing Synip

re- 'Jh Iwn usfxl for rvr ElSTT FtVE YEARS

formatory for one to fourteen years, wantf Hslrfix smru

28.00 25.00 36.00

8

50.00 5.00 5.25

6.90 7.35 50.00

4.27

It 7 '

2.05 3.45

Dec. 15, Wm F Wells, hck hr Dec. 15, C. S. Keever, hack reports and blanks . . . . .. Dec. 15, Enos Thornburg, ser supervisor . Dec. 15, Wm Roller, gravel.. Doc. 15, D W Harris, rd wrk Dec. 15, Isabelle Kienzle tch Dec. 15, L J Murdock, disinfectng mott Dec. 15, W L Hatfield coal and 2 tables Dec. 30, F W Kienzle, ser trus Dec. 20, Ben Williams, rd wk Dec. 30, Frank Shubla, rd wk

Summary. For the year ending December 31, 1910: Balance on hand last settlement Township Fund., $240.78; Tuition Fund $417.10: Special School Fund. $17.23:

2540 ! Road Fund, $269.01 Dog Fund, $154.00;

50.00 Xotai ot all Funds. $973.82. 40.00 1 Receipts Township Fund, $707.54; 33.75 Tuition Fund, $2,929.42; Special School 6 "5jFund, $5,509.04; Road Fund, $739.96;

Tne Vnnrt SITiJ OO- Total of nil Funds.

$10,039.96. Total of balance and receipts Town ship Fund, $978.02; Tuition Fund, $3,346.52; Special School Fund. $5,526.27; Road Fund, $1,008.97; Dog Fund, $154.00; Total of all Funds, $11,013.78. Disbursements Township Fund,

$769.94; Tuition Fund. $3,321.65; Special School Fund, $5,492.15; Road

Fund. $1,008.12; Dog Fund, $154.00;

Total of all Funds, $10,745.84.

Balance Township Fund, $208.08;

Tuition Fund, $24.87; Special School

Fund, $34.12; Road Fund, $.85; Total of all Funds, $267.94.

State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: The undersigned, being duly sworn,

upon his oath says that the within is

a true and complete showing of all the

moneys received and paid out as he

verily believes; and that the various

items of expenditure credited have

been fully paid in the sums stated, and

without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to him, or to any other person; and that he has receiv

ed no money nor article of value in consideration of any contract made by him as Trustee. F. W. Klenzle, Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the 3rd day of Jan., 1911. A. O. Pierce, Chairman of the Advisory Board.

imposed a fine of $100 and disfranchised for five years. Early on Monday morning Perry stole a horse from John Allen, living near Ogden, and a rig from another nearby farmer. He abandoned the outftt west of this city in the afternoon and within an hour and a half after arriving in the city was in the clutches of the law. His mother interceded to little avail. Her efforts

5.00 'moved the arresting officers more than

they affected the youth, who, however, after landing in the Henry county jail must have decided that his alleged love for his mother was the

best excuse for his action and deter-

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2.50 100.00 45.45 50.00 33.75 27.79 7.05 13.25 25.60 53.00 50.00 26.00 33.75 33.75 25.00 24.00 19.00 .3.75 3.50 25.00 28.30 4.50 54.05 26.00 100.00 75.00 67.50 53.00 24.00 45.45 50.00 67.50 10.00 28.00 28.00 14.75 15.00 11.50 50.00 67.50 10.00 2.60 5.25 25.00

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plea for leniency. Upon deserting the horse and rig, he either turned it towards its home or the animal led by its own Instinct started for home. It was caught at Centerville and stabled. The outfit was returned to the owners.

ROAD SUPERVISOR APPOINTED TODAY

W. R. Crawford has been appointed road supervisor of road district No. 3, in Wayne township. He succeeds Frank Demaree, who resigned to accept the position of guardian for the insane and turnkey at the county jail. The appointment was made by township trustee, James Haworth.

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Pre-Inventory Cleararce Sale. Commencing TUESDAY, Jan. 3rd. For the purpose of Reducing My Stock Before Taking Inventory, I have made sweeping reductions on my entire stock. Reductions that will make you buy. This Sale offers you the opportunity to obtain the Highest Quality of Merchandise at Lowest Prices.

Underwear At Big Reductions; both Winter and Summer weights.

Shirts

..$1.50 ..$1.10 . . ..75c

$2.00 Cluett $1.50 Cluett $1.00 Shirts

Special Lot $1.00 Shirts 69c Odd Sizes Hosiery $1.00 Silk Hose ..79c 50c Silk Hose 39c 25c Wayne Knit Hose at 19c Special lot 25c Fancy Lisle Hose 17c

$1.50 and $1.00 Neckwear 75c 50c Neckwear 35c Or 3 for $1.00 Special lot Silk Mufflers, $2, $1.50 and $1, at 59c

Guyer Hats $3.00 quality ...$2.25 $3.50 quality ...$2.50 $4.00 quality ...$3.00 Hats Soft and Stiff $2.50 quality ...$1.50 Flannelette PAJAMAS AND NIGHT ROBES $2.50 J a jamas .".$1.75 $1.50 Pajamas ..$1.15 $1.50 Night Robes, at ..$1.15 $1.00 Night Robes, at ; 79c One-fourth off on all Fancy Waistcoats

EVERYTHING REDUCED EXCEPT ARROW COLLARS

IN THE WESTCOTT. TEOTIHI AMD MM STKEET