Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 61, 9 January 1911 — Page 5

THE RICII3IOXD PALLADIU3I AND SUX TELEGRA3I. .MONDAY, JANUARY . iiMl.

PAGE FIVE.

Cditcd by Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

PARTIES AT HOTEU Ther were neveral dinner parties given last evening at th Hotel Westcott by vrloim hot-tonnes for Invited gin-Ms. AmonK the rompanlea was one which had for It hontruB Mrs. Howard Jonea who entertained In honor of Mr. and Mm. I). !. Palbcrt who wore recently married and ar nrouto

la unfounded. Mr. Ixmon Is In the beet of health and spirits and propses to bo on deck every moment of the trial and will make It exceedingly intereKtlng for the plaintiff and her attorney from Massachusetts. It should not be forgotten that this I a mock trial under the auspices of tho Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M.

MRS. PAIGE HOSTESS. Mrs. Mary Paige. Is hostess this afternoon for a meeting of the Magazine Hub at her horm In North Twelfth utrett. TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Woman's Homo Mlmdonary toHty of the f.race Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. K. H. Coleman at her home. 212 North Twelfth street. All members Mre Invited to bo present.

A GUEST AT EATON MU Myrtle Stone spent Saturday and Sunday at Eaton. Ohio, visiting friends. TO BE HOSTESS

two hours and more will be exciting,

instructive and fun provoking.

to New York from Louisville. Kentuc 'C A., and that every moment of the

ley, which place thev will make their future home. Places were arranged at th tablo for Mr. and Mrs. Ollchrlst. Mr. and Mrs. Palbert, Mr. and Mrs. Jones with their little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Palbert left this morning for New York.

PARTY SATURDAY A chaiming social event for Saturday wus the afternoon party given by MUs Kiturah Parsons at her home on North Fourteenth street. The guests were Instructors in the public schools. Guessing contests were the main feature of the afternoon. Lunch was served In the dining room. Pink carnations and pink tapers ornamented the table.

BRIDGE PARTY Thursday afternoon. January twelfth, MiHS Nellie Howard will entertain with a bridge party at her home in North Tenth street, in honor of her sister, Mrs. John Kendrlck Taylor, of Itoston, Massachusetts.

RETURNED HOME Mrs. S. S. Saxton and children who have been visiting here for some lime the guests of Mrs. Saxton's parents. Mr. anl Mrs. K. (. Hibberd or North Ninth Ktreet, have returned to their

Mrs. Elizabeth Kamp will be host-; home In Chicago. Mrs. Saxton was a

ess for a meeting of the Progressive Literary society Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oscar Hasty, 1710 North K street. Members are asked to note this change as the meeting was announced previously to bo held nt Mrs. Kamp's home. However, this change tn meeting was necessitated.

guest at several social events while

In the city

GUESTS AT DINNER The guests at the. dinner party given Saturday evening at the Country club by Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Swayno were Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson, Miss Margaret Oayle .of Owcntown. Kentucky, Dr. and Mrs. Trie, Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Eoulke, Mr. and Mrs. James Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland K. Chase, Mr. und Mrs. Henry Onnett, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Comstotk, and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. (Juylo.

AN UNFOUNDED RUMOR The rumor to the effect that Mr. Fred H. Lemon has left this city to avoid the result of the breach of promise, trial at tho (Sennet t theater, on Wednesday evening, January eleventh.

RETURNED FROM INDIANAPOLIS Dr. and Mrs. Harold. Miss ilalcey Harold and Dr. Frank Harold have returned from Indianapolis where they visited with relatives.

YOUR OWN COOK If black coffee is served later cups with the sugar basin should be on a fancy tray. The pot of course will

be in the kitchen. After dinner carry ! fork required

Money Back

Leo H. Fihe Sells Remarkable Catarrh Cure Pour a few drops of HYOMEl (pronounced High-o-me) into the hard rubber Inhaler and you can then breathe into the lungs the very same antiseptic, perm killing air as you would breathe in the Australian forests of eucalyptus, where catarrh is unknown. And HYOMEl is so pleasant to use; you'll like to use it; when you breathe it the effect ou the inflamed catarrh Infected and germ ridden membrane Is soothing and healing. In Ave minutes you get such wonderful rtlief that you will know that at last you have a cure for catarrh. A HYOMEl outfit which consists of one bottle of HYOMEl, a hard rubber pocket inhaler, a medicine dropper and simple instructions for use, costs only $1.00 and extra boules of HYOMEl, if afterward needed, 5o cents. Uesides catarrh, remember that HYOMEl is guaranteed to cure asthma, croup, bronchitis, coughs, colds, sore throat, or money back. HYOMEl is sold by Leo H. Fihe and leading druggists everywhere. Trial sample free Booth's Hyomei Co., Uuffalo, N. Y. iness there should be no confusion in bringing on the second course. Salad plates may be on the tray, the salad arranged on each, if you like. That method saves serving at the table later, but If the salad is on the plates better keep them in the pantry until you are ready. To avoid confusion do not serve many courses when you are both cook and hostess. Four courses, and preferably three are enough. If you have no maid that fact presupposes simplicity of living, and more than four courses at a meal make it elaborate, ami as you do not wish to appear ostentatious the meal must be eomparitively plain. For four courses, or three all the small silver may be put on the tabie when the latter is laid for the meal. Finger bowls are expected and can be served without trouble. A dolly Is put on a dessert plate, one for eahe person. The spoon or

for the sweet is also

j ed In Muncie at the annual Pel Iota Xi I convention held here a few years ago. ' Mr. Ware is one of the promising j young busines men of that city. He , is a graduate of Cornell and is a mem!ber of the Sigma Nu fraternity.

the tray, with coffee cups, etc., to the sitting room and drink there Instead of the dining room, where other dishes on the table might cause confusion. In the kitchen everything should bo ready for the food, so when taking up the meal there will be no delay. For example, soup may be in the plates on the tablo when your guests enter the dining room. This Is easily done by bringing it in just before you announce dinner. Plates for the next course should be in the kitchen to keep warm, but If all are in read

placed on the plate, beside the bowl. These plates may be arranged on a butler's tray, placed at one side of the room, or on the sideboard, so when the course preceding the dessert is over to put the dishes, etc., on the table in their proper places is not a long or difficult task.

PARTY POSTPONED Miss Dorothy Vaughan has poned her party from Tuesday ing until Friday evening.

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Miss Ken-

The Doctor's Answers On Health and Beauty Questions ny im. Tiii'.oitoiti; iuh k. The question answered below are frcneral 1;character; the symptoms) or diseases are Riven nnd Jhe miiwrn will apply to iinv ciifce of MitriiiHr nature Hiosi wlnln further alvl -e. free, miv nddrcss Pr. Theodore Keck. rollcKe nid'K, roll.-KlhvMi.l Ms. 1 "nylon. Ohio. enclosing aclf-addrcssed. stamped envelope for replv. t'ull mime nnd address must m Klveu but only initials or ficticious name will be used Jn my answers. The prescriptions can he filled at any well-mocked drug store. Any druggist can order or wholesaler.

TO INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. Rudolph. G. Leeds -rttfid Margaret Oayle of Owentown,

tueky, who is visiting Mr. r.nd Mrs. A. I). Gayle, will go to Indianapolis. Tuesday to spend a few days.

MUST LEARN TO DANCE. The following from the Indianapolis News is of interest to many here: ' 1 11 have to learn the barn dance, if I am going out in society," said a man last week in anticipation of the kindergarten charity ball given Monday evening. "You are all out of date," was the response. "They are not dancing the barn dance this year," and he found his informant was right. The barn dance was not on the program for the charity ball, but there was a new style of dance that made the man that wanted to learn the barn dance feel that he was Indeed all out of date. While the sedate and elderlies were carefully waltzing or two-stepping in measured movement and in the direction of the right at the edge of the hall, the members of the younger set were going at a skipping rate through the center of the hall and in all the open spaces. They made great long slides and the hands were spread out as far as they could reach. Tall men with short girls leaned over to reach them, and the tall girls with short men did the same. The plain, goslow folk opened their eyes, and some tried to venture on the new step and some sat down in despair to find themselves not up to the tricks of the latest dancers. "I thought I knew the waltz and two step in every phase," said one man. "but 1 11 have to begin over and go to dancing school if this thing keeps up." "You'll not find that taught in dancing school," came the answer. "Don't you know the effervescence of youth is not in your old bones?" "Well, I guess wou are right. I am having a good enough time as it is, for I have not had a lack of good partners tonight. I'll go to Miss R this minute to dance my way." And he did. Talking about that same ball a person attending said she heard considerable about hard times, but she had come to the conclusion it was not hard times or high prices, but the women's extravagance in dressing and keeping of automobiles that had made money seem scarce. The gowns at the ball were gorgeous, both in color, elaborateness and material. The finest of lace robes, the most expensive of silk and satins though It must be said there is not a great quantity in any of them embroidered in gold or glittering with squins and jewels were worn. A guest owes a duty to a charity ball or to a hostess to make the entertainment attractive with clothes, and the color and glitter of the gowns made this ball distinctive, one of the most brilliant the kindergarten has ever given.

ter, has been in poor health for some time and it is hoped by their many friends that the mild climate will benefit them. Their friends and acquaintances here regret their departure but their best wishes go with them.

RETURNED TO NEW YORK. Mr. Fred Hill who was here for the holiday season the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill, who reside east of the city has returned to New York.

j ing at the First English Lutheran j church. According to the year book the program will be as follows:

Cathedral of Burgos, MUs Emma Engelbrecht. Cathedral of Toledo, Miss Mae Ross. Current topics, Mr. Oliver Nusbaum.

IS ENTERTAINING Mrs. James Carr is entertaining

jwith an informal party today at her

home in Westcott Place.

TO MEET TUESDAY. The Anglican club of Earlham college will meet Tuesday evening instead of meeting this evening as is the usual custom.

DINNER PARTY. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrow who are visiting in the cityentertained several guests to dinner at the Hotel Westcott. Places were arranged at the table for eight guests and the affair was a most delightful event.

j The theatrical managers of Berlin j are attempting to perfect an arrange

ment t-iat will regulate the number of first jierformances to be given on a single r.ight. As. however, Saturday is the Herliners" traditioual night for premieres, as Monday is here, the attempt is not expected to yield the desired result.

Our hunters, harness horses ami other types of light-legged horses were never better than they are now. There may be fewer of them, but the standard of quality is being fully maintained. English and Irish-bred horses by common consent still rank as the best in the world. London Estate Magazine.

Illinois is the largest corn growing ftate in the Union.

Sarsaparilia Cures all blood humors, all eruptions, clears the complexion, creates an appetite, aids digestion, relieves that tired feeling, gives vigor and vim. Get it today tn usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.

MEETS THIS EVENING. There will be a meeting of the Trifolium Literary society held this even-

Deep Seated Cough CURED IN 5 HOURS New Home-Made Syrup. From Boston Press. Progress in medical compounds never ceases, and now it is stated by a prominent medical man that any deepseated cough or cold on the lungs can be actually cured in five hours by the clock. Opium and morphine have been resorted to in the past, as relief measures. But now it is learned that the system must be treated to rid it of inflammation and congestion. A tonic laxative cough syrup does the work so quickly and thoroughly as to be almost magical. What heretofore has taken weeks to cure can be accomplished in hours. Get this formula filled or mix it at Home and always keep it on hand: One-half ounce fluid wild cherry bark, one ounce compound essence cardiol and three ounces syrup white pine compound. Shake the bottle and take twenty drops every half hour for four hours. Then take one-half to one teaspoonful three or four times a day until the system is purified and toned up. Give your children less according to age. One filling will usually cure a whole family, as the dose is small.

ONE DAY SPEC1M i I

Window

Sec 10th St.

Jan. 101th

SPECIAL No. 1 50c Pure Silk Hose .......... 35c SPECIAL No. 2 $1.00 Pure Silk Hose ...... .73c SPECIAL No. 3 $1.50 Pure Silk Hose 98c Positively for One Pay Only, HAUGHTON

IN-THE-WESTCOTT"

VISITING HERE Mrs Charles Overman of Marrion, Indiana, formerly Miss .Johnson of this city, is visiting friends and relatives here for a few days.

Mls Kthel: Thcro are several remedies used to remove plmpb-H. htnckhe.ida anil nnnltfhtly nnri mi

1 Ii fn nnd l'lxl.v.

and In niy prm--t bnve found It nw-Mtnry to us

a loml nnd nnM 1 1 u t lonl trrat-

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ttr be Hi

fnnt for pormmnnt romiltn,

mntmrnt iv mlxlnif 2S dramn of ltnn Kavloln with 3 o. Utiolin. Witnh tho kin with purn inatllo unnp and bot wtr, dry, wncl npply th nlntmont thinly. Ili'lnic flonh rolornl no ono inn d-t t It. ! ttil tTirbo dally. Alio im lhl Hyrup hypophoaphlte mmpound If (tin.. rncr rnrdlol 1 or, tlnrittf rndomon compound t on Mix. ihako Mrrll and take a tfanpnonful before or nftcr nirala and one at r-tlrlnc. Thla preparation, la fine for ronvaleacenta. Mr. O. I! Your whole aratem la dlaeaaed by catarrh. H.-Klnnlnir with naaal catarrh the 1tcM ma affected vour atotnarh. caualnir foul breath and indlreatlon. km. etc., while the kldneya nnd bladder are In bad eonrtltlon. raualna: burnlna;, painful, frequent and unrnntrolnble urination, with dull be.nlaclie and backache. Kor naiul catarrh, ohtaln t ota. antlaeptle vlUne powder. Tut a half teaapoonful In a pint of warm water. Hnnff the water from the palm of the hand through the noatrll two or thr Imea dally. Then ue a levtd teMMpoonful of the powder to one ounce of vaarllne, mix and apptv a email portion Into each nontrll. Also take a te.iepoonful four tlmea daltv of the following Syrup H.-irar-nrllla compound 4 oa., romp, fluid balmwort 1 oi and fluid extract bvu hu 1 ot. Mix and ehako well. Harry O: Ton ern Inereaae your welaht and Mrength and Improve the Keneral health Kreatly bv a thorough rourae of treatment w'tli three-arrain hvpo-nuclane tablet. Take one after each meal and one at bedtime. I)rlnk Plenty of water slowly, between meal. You ahoutd riot expert a irrcat Inereaae In wrtRht rtulrklv. Kememhrr. It takes time to change the cells and tiaauea f the bodv, but you can depend on It as a thoroughly effective flesh producer. ttohert: Write me more fnllv or send for my free examination chart, and I will ftladly do nv best for you: always Klve full name and address. I never publish the correct name. Mrs. A. I..: You nest a Rood, mild laxative, tonic and blood purifier to correct ihr'inle constipation and the orcneral debility of which von complain. The wenknesa. numbnexs, lns of appetite, headache, neuralirla and faint spells ran be corrected by uslnir three-vraln sulpherh tablets (laxative), per dlrevtton accompanying, and also the followlnR: compound syrup liv. pophlsphltea oxs., tincture cadomene I oa. and compound fluid balmwort 1 p. Mix. shako welt and take a teasnoonfu! before meals ami at hedttma. This la a valuable tonic, and w'll vitaltie the nerves. Increase the strenmh. aim the mind. Improve the iualltv of the blood and remove the exhauvlon vf body and mind lon't fall to begin at once. If you value ;d health. Ruth M-: Your stomach distress after eatln should be Immediately corrected. Ohtaln a parkace of trlopeplne tablets and use pink After breakfsnt. white after dinner and blue after nipper. Trlopeptlne will correct most rnv stomach disorder, help diiccst the fo"d, tope tip the stomach. Increase the t-i'lrlc Juices and rnahle you to eat x-'intsver you like. The laruer drus Morea can supply you with tlii excellent specific treatment for stomach dls,r,.ra. common to so many, such as pain under the ribs, belrhtnc. bloating, wind. aras. heart palpitation, shortni'M of l-reat. etc. fstnful:: Nearly every one who ts compelled to be on xhelr feet a arrest del suffers with sore, tired, a chine, sweaty or calloused feet. Immerse the feet every nlttbt In rallon of hot wat'r to which should If ndded a tet-

nnd a f nhlr.poonf til of snlf. This will soon correct the hud odor nnd other troubles, nnd rciillv everyone who suffers with the feet will do well to lldopt this simple hut sure treatment. Mrs. K. .: I m plc.-iscd to know tlutt you found mv iidvlco on nervous disorder to sutlKfactnrilv l. neficia 1. I he trouble of your child is eornruonlv termed "cuban Itch." Pimples, sores and boltches, H com panic I by ltehlr.(f over the entire bodv, shotiM be treated with rosc-kayloln ointment . ma le as follows: rosc-kayloln 24 drsms, petrolatum 2 oxs. Mix. bathe the parts with wnter nnd castile sonp, Cirv nnd apply three times daily. Tho calcium sulphide and sulphur In R-rain sulpherb tablets often corrects the blood and cures skn troubles. A verv Rood laxative Tor this purporc. or any Mood disorder. Modest: riense understand that I cannot treat female diseases of a complicated nature In these colums. Write for my examination chart (free) nnd Ktve name and add reus. (2) l.ucorrhca or "whiles" should he treated as follows: Ohtaln one ounce tannic acid and two ounces vllnne powder. To n quart of water add a half teaspoonful of tannic acid and n teaspoonful of vllane. Vse twice dally as an Injection with avrlnRe. Continue for a month after cure Is established to prevent a return, t received tn today's mall S letters from women who used tho above and now report thev are cured. Horace: Your questions nnd symptoms have been answered nnd explained several times heretofore in theso colums, but as thev may have esrnned your attention I will repeat mv advice, as I have for many others. Your druKRlst could obtain nnythlncr I have prescribed In these advices from the wholesale firms Tnslst on his doltic so, or ro to a larRe, up-to-date store and Ret it. C. The treatment for Itchlnsr scalp. falllnR hair and dandruff which vou refer to Is called plain yellov mlnvo!. packed In 4-ounce Jars, directions "- company tntr. Thla cures dandruff, makes the hair Rlossy, fluffy nnd free from excessive oiliness. and T have been thanked by scores for discovering: and proclaiming Its worth. Mankind: t'se same treatment as Mrs. A. 1. In this Issue. Mrs. II. K : You evidently have a had case of nasal catarrh and scrofula. Head answer In this issue to "Mr. O. for the nnsal catarrh and trr It. for It will cure. Kor ulcers, running sores, pimples, sore evellds and other symptoms of scrofula use the followlnR: Syrup TrlfotM.m compound 4 oxs., Compound fluid balmwort 1 oz . aromatic fluid cacara 1 or. Mix Shake well and take a teaspoonful after men 1 s

nnd one at retlrlnsr. The dose after the first week may be Increased itradiinllv

to two tea spoon f uls. Tlii. Is effectual

In chronic or Inherited blond disorders.

llaxel: A noted beautv specialist recommends the followlnR as a wonderful developer of tc bust, arms and

neck Try It. and 1 think vou will be

; SPENT SUNDAY HERE Mr. Roy Mndlin of Catnbtidge City, spent Sunday here with his v::. i'.nd i mother, Mrs. Mary Modiin of South Tenth street.

LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA. Mrs. Harry Needham and daughter

Miss Lydia, left Thursday of last ' week for Los Angeles, California, where they will join Mr. Needham. , Mr. Needham, as well as his daugh-. t Tells How to Make a Z t Pint of Laxative Cou?h t

Syrup Very Cheaply ' at Hgitcc. !

High

rade nvesttrsr.ein)tts

or January Bnvesttoirs

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TO INDIANAPOLIS. Frank Osborn, a most experienced laundryman is to go to Indianapolis tomorrow for thirty days to take charge of a rddnt there. The company ia fortunate in securing Mr. Oshorn's services.

j INVITATIONS ISSUED. ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Matthew Mercurio ' request the honor of your presence at

the marriage of their daughter Nuncie to Mr. Frank Paul I.a Schiavo Wednesday morning, January twentyfifth Nineteen hundred and ten at nine o'clock In St. Mary's church. Richmond. Indiana. After the ceremony there will be an all day reception held at the Pythian Temple. They' will be at home after February eighth at their newly appointed home, 503 South Fifth street.

ri-is.iii til 1 1 tnc.vt all

i ii:i-,ii yri'pu ii:-- i n ff . ( t i ve . is that I'll' ordinary prcpnr.i ' 'mis an- very ci'iiptipitinir and after a vlill tli y atiuravitte the conlO'M'ioii Iiriut; on fev r and

umoni-i in .t .- i . 1 pufi niinr.a bowels r'nitilit be laxative

1 til" rnusll will soon be

i'l come.

Tli.' finest actlr.ff. most pleas-

tastlnfc and laxative conp-li

syrup an be made at home by Hnyor.e. Ohi.iin ft om a well stocked druggist - U ounces of essence merit ho-laxi ne; empty it into n riint bottle. M:ike :i ivriin

with a pir t of isranulntcd susrar

a halt runt twimtiK water:

in: tr

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nnt

and

stir and let cool. Then fill up f 4 the bottle with -syrup. Shako it ( well and take a teaspoonful 4 J. every hour or two untM the -t4 cousli is cured. Th's i tho -!- nu kest acting and surest cough remedy ever conceived. J. All wholesale druggists and -V most retail druggists sell es- -J- - st iii e mentho-lax' nc. t 4. 4.

WE HAVE FOR SALE A MOST SELECT LINE OF FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT ATTRACTIVE INTEREST RATES No class of investment is as safe and satisfactory as first mortgage loans. ALSO SOME VERY HIGH GRADE TAX EXEMPT SCHOOL BONDS IN VARIOUS AMOUNTS. Our long and successful experience of more than 40 years with the handling of securities enables us to be of invaluable assistance to you in the selection of your investments. INTERVIEWS SOLICITED.

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Safety Deposit Building

i . H. C. HASEMEIER CO. i a

DANCE POSTPONED. The dancing party which was to have been given this evening in the I. O. O. F. hall by the members of the Klite orchestra club has been positioned until Wednesday evening of this week. An orchestra will furnish the dance music.

TO ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENTS. Rumor has it that several engagements of well known young people will soon be announced.

OF INTEREST TO SORORITY. Muncie people were very much surprised to learn of the wedding yesterday of Miss Harriet Welliver of Dayton. O.. to Mr. George A. Ware of that city. Miss Welliver is well known here, having visited here a number of times. She is a member of the Psi Iota Xi sorority of that city and will

of the delegates of that city represent-

lclighted: Tincture cador.iene corn- 'he remembered bv snmo :i hcinir nna

round 1 ox . Glycerine I nrs., ruewntM- .w ji t -

o.. Norax 1 teaspoon fui. Mix. shak

and spply to ths neck, arms and hut.

ruhhlnc nnd n-assns:lnc untd complete- ) -- - - .- j

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with hot water snd Siiar. Then mss- TS!3!ESS

siito wlfli oiiv oil or pur tallow. Keep this up morning1 nd nlsht for several weeks. r months.

as the esse r-ts v rtHi'e Also take t hree-ernin hypo-wiiclane tsMets

InteriiMllv and per directions. These tatdels is.'t In the development, and

transform the thin Into plump. weil-

ronnded fisriires as pofhinir else wIM

Of th's t am very certain'.

Fond Tarent: A counh of snv k!id ; should he promptly treated. Asthmatic I patients have obtained wonderful re- ! lief ly the use of a splendid and cheap I home-p-rtide coiieh syrup possessing 1 Isxative properties. Tn f.ict this makes ; ono of the hef household remedies for colds, ronehs "d asthma that f ! know of: Ohtaln a-IH-ox. pacVafte of, essence mentho-l.iiTene and make lnt.

CAtiMnvi"" it-o paeVofre ... , . ' ' ' ' U

Inferior Lenses never enter our office. We insist on getting the best. We pay for the best, and if your glasses come from here, they are the best. E.B. GR0SVEN03.M. D.

j OCULIST. 0v?r 713 Main.

WWMN ANT SALE? HALF, THIRD AND FOURTH OFF

For some days our dress goods department has been housecleaning. Every short length in this department has been ticketed and marked with a quick-selling price. Any one able to use short lengths should take advantage of this opportunity.

114 Colored Wool Remnants.

146 Silk Remnants.

55 Black Wool Remnants. 54 Linin Remnants.

I lCloth and Coating Remnants.

12 Velvet Remnants

1 1 Cream Wool Remnants. 403 Remnants, all told.

CLOAKS SUITS Half Third Fourth Off