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wall ALMANAC eon
TOMORROW
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ING SENTINEL TELE-
_ WON! CALLS
, ‘Rooml-Ofi-
tOffiCG-Os-
‘ i Bunch Office—vigil.
. . a Residence—2184.
goiter a Residence—752-4
‘ "13-12.
."' . cz‘d Residence—89°-
, N0 EIGHT HOUR LAW.
> ’rt '1‘, Frazier. who is leading
’ Oght In the interests oi the 1.200;.
[railway etiiployes who are not
1 d by the Adzttnsoii hasI
t out the fact that Representa-
law,
oftettd the
“i’rot itled ltttthet
Clark
dment:
» section shall also include and up-
(it:
L to station agents ,tiaiit tll\|litl(ll-
railway shop.» and all other em-
. erntnte
carriage
eight." Mr. Clark ntttdo
" loned tipiwal for his amend-
He said thut lie was opposed
» legislation at that tinte,
fairly
IIOI‘ God's sake. legi>late
I what you propose." t‘ongre’ss- t'
in...
ammo.
th- hbonr r'a) had IIH'
tLe Judgment o! society." as l’residsnt they in‘iati:
Wilma contended. ‘
w...
the law apply to all railway employes,
.bct Ni,
organized
, grateful
yillt‘ brotherhoods will have to urge
t‘ongt-ess to repeal the Atlumson lavtt
Ftom El Past). the border nowx litt-
lawI apply to till rtiilu :it employty lhllbllt' come new and iasoinating do
'llllttl ‘ (lI libit (iM 0 \ iilll
titular prest-nh rt picture of the bitu-
worthy of an immortal place
. rackmen oflite ctiiplou.» work mm,”
.nnimnls."
and beauty and force.
picnic
. J. Hill took the same position thtit.
and nit-ht. I..."
m M.
melt» Rho-I Attila. Pour. In.» "I will". “do“. u.
tumhauota’etw. m.nnata4~ai-m1i¢~edonauaa
m at o-II ”tho w it.
“sanction at
there has no ex
ll: (”on er,
Aiiot her
ll hm bull's blot-d their“ of bio Cont
I'luu additional worlds
hate won it they had!
pleasing little anecdote ac
vibaieter tor relating to make: taut-tinie- the bull-blood story, illus-
their vote solidly
rttil way employes.
‘llli improbable that the etnployes not
“my” “CORGI!” I-intlttt‘icd villi haye occasion to -be l’ato itirnspondenta?
PreStnt ptonpccts an that
'before the time for it to go into efi
therefore. it w“ lolly . wearing the
.10 try to do anything (or the less well oi Mexicans."
As them uku- all their shoes and eat the
,tnlng have turned oat, hoWever, it is uppers."
“but would life be without the El ”m
'ratin; \‘iua's hatred of Grinsou. Find-
Wilaon had been persuaded mix that some of his conscrlpt
that only 1hr brotherhood could do- dicrs Iore American shoes, Villa told
ll\'(‘2‘
tiny. and that.
sol»
on election them with curse: that they should be
“ample, honest sandal:
and thereupon “made
i
i
FINANOWG VOWG DOCTORS. l
‘ l
The Medical Record intakes a novel
'pi‘opuhul tor the bandit, of tlic medl-
l t at profusion
. ,_._....-._, l
MORE VILLA LEGENDS.
One it my itt par
heiitltts ot' nutrt'illu grandeur
lvo all these people the Htl\'l\ll'v1l0blll flood. or Jesee James or (‘Vl'lll
Rethinking on the
tiifliinlties that at young doc-ton usuallyI addresses by the pastor. Rev.
l laces in starting his practice, the edit H- 3“" R’V- Sherrod SON“- 0‘ “"1
m sulfl'filtu that companion of physi-
w Olark, of Florida made a valiant toty through uhich so many nittitcl tans anti busing.“ men he orglnlzed
31‘0th to induce (OllLllss to titakeI ions naiialites reach the Amelia“ Iloi the put-pose of financing them un-
il thcv have got their practice on a “337W“ 0F POSTAL EMPLOV
foilonitth lath itutiidiiic the habits and pranks laying basis.
The beginner would thus be enabled
i tomobile.
“'\ llltl drinks t-vcrv morning, it roluppmrancg and do good work at the
g of a mitwnd tarrier engaged lug"? Mitotic tyto (ultS of blood Ml time “hen normllly he would beltrug- ford. Greenwich
oi ”HS-it‘ll era lront titshly tslaugltteied bulls. tottlve nlini: to make both ends meet
idittatlvantnges ol the
lt'lNlt‘ll his income.
This
to start with proper working equip-
” mom-«books
instruments, olllce, au-
etc and to make a good
and
an him the stt‘t-ngtiieund ferocity oi‘ such finding his progress retarded by the non, Yonkers and White Plait".
struggle, Be
There we lune it in all its simttlv'wouttl hiukc hood looner, and would’
looks like socialism of a limit-t
. . . . , ‘iiere early today with twelve stops on
tipttttit l\ltltl never did anything ltkoI t ll sort. in it Stit'ltilit-‘l community. I. who "had“... the I”, being at Illna son appointed hint a member of the known him so long He is worthy of
l
None of lionicr's heroes drunk lirglllllt’i' in tiny occupation M‘ollltlpre-
t “M- ...._.
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HEBS
BEATS ALL RECORD—THE GREATEST SALE IN YEARS—DON'T MISS IT. SEE OUR FOUR PAGE CIRCULAR FOR COMPLETE PRICE L 181‘ NOW IS THE TIME TO-«BUY.
‘H‘
1;. 5,
'I‘lie..inythiii:: stronger than red wine lmniIsumtil‘ly be financed somehow or nth-Iiidtlresn lt mass meeting tonight.
§troopt~ have captured another moon
Wm m Cull mm” “gun-ruumwumaam mama-u-
th‘deafih-dmbutohwbflamm‘w Ibo-“lama
Utwwdwduhru thud.hlbvoI-‘Ioaulholo nuna‘mwwufl-
tfitw—Muofinfl‘um one I‘M)
ohm Thaw-Iran‘s ounwdlu mat
Moauedflflm.~m
~~n5bm~~m
at“. hi“ I”! “to (I k
Th domain are the to p, ll. 5'
over. it they WI and (do at“! F.
Melons vltt watch this Wt
aith keen interest. PM) tho h~
mediate mull uolld hotlo well tho,
hey
I":
tut
and
rank» or the medical Mikhail"!
tond all precedent and there
more doctors now than we need.
us thtre are too many lawyers
too many preachers.
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After a prolonged lull in tho ltalllu
caniiwign, we learn that the italilfl,
The Ilcpublihnn candidate (or
ad fillies Senator to George
As if they didn’t already have
plenty of mountains!
Jilted one may“ tut
1‘ tie at a. my wt.» In '5.-
“u path“ mount.-
an a- ul Mort-a at. bl
' would a!" V“ 8W
the” and tar knits .0 ll tb- lot-‘-
.4 at it». an"!
fltlmu did millxflt‘
the a... tuna! min in in. I' es:
4‘.
alfltfll ; a u it
I
lectmt contains at It”. mhztI
“It, .rl-t'athxl tntmhtut [in an.”
.11 “3-1 be “3" a t-..iid.tl;tlr 1m “'lll
tor) ti .~t-.ii:_-. t...t that. u.~ Ill" put! «I
the tuna- um." and he was not
elected to in: President Hurtin-
appoiawd him United still» Attorney,
At the same time he acted at- bottom
ilor the sta e comptroller and state
treasurer. In I!» the Republican
.b‘ule convention. in New llatenmoin-
‘M' hint {or Governor, and. after an
itwquttit speeches were heard in all
l’ «parts or the s ateI he has elected by
Pm" ln tout «he received the degree at A.
~»- -— _, .. --~ “153'“- 0’ SILT-“WW “h“ 1““ ""“l’u. from Yale l.‘ ni.erslty and in 1911
roanmcrou CHURCH his Mitt? N c l“ W“ NW" '0" ‘3'“ was elected to the United States Sen»
CELEBRATES. W” “x ’3‘” Senator “”4“"! w" ate by the General Assembly of t‘on-
born in Simsbut‘y, October 7,1857,the'mInth
Tonamorox. Oct. 25.—~Tlie rim”
Congregational Church a! West Tor-
rington celebrated its 175th .annivof-
nary today. The program included
Enoch
On his mother's
Governor
Loan.
tiiroct descendant of
t' on .
lord; Rev. W. L. Philllot-t. ol' NewI Senator McLean'a early days
Have en, and Prof. E. Hershey Bnonth. “P9111 as a sturdy country boy
of Yale University.
er.
EEG.
A meeting of the “Winchester Dis-
trict Association of Postal Phnllloy-
tea is to be held in the Red Men's
llnll, Sunday, Oct. 29 at 3 p. to. 69V-
ertil prominent speakers are expected.
This association comprises employ.
oes lrom Bridgeport, Norwalk. Stunt
Port Chester. Rye
Mamaroneclt, New Rochelle. Mt. Var
uradultted in 1877. Alter his 1:
beginning, work its it reporter at
.in oi 87 a week. He “made
in u leptmer, but decided to em
legal prolmlon and N9 veins
in: himaell during his
moutairton t-‘Attrv TRAIN
ROCHESTERI N. o”, 24 h. The Hat. mo. nthinod his residence in
1! rounds out the then begin paying back the moneyttd- .i’rohlbltlon I’artva WNW train malt- bury and two years later the Town of
“but it you intend to legislator \‘illti myth and rapes Pancho to so ‘tlllltll hint while his expenses ex ma its tour of the United States in be- SIIH‘UW' ”WW“ him "i‘ rt’lti‘t’ili‘m“
hull ol‘ the
nominees la the the lit tho Legisltituit.
left made a remarkable record,
ln 1885 Governor Henry B.
"(If)"
presidency and vlce-pruldency,
ii. union, where
e h- same etir h
Ito! this out '1‘ t y
:01] of Dudley B. and bury Payne llc
tilde lie is a
ham Bradford and Captain John .\la 1
[mg in the summers on his father's;
tarni and attending school in the win man \thooe lace is as familiar to the
Later he attended the liarltord public as the village doctor, the min i
l' ublit High school. trout which he was later 01 the ”51111381913
enterad the law’ edicts of the late Hen-
iy C. Robinson. 0! Hartlord, support
«studies
keeping books for Trinity College He
“lui admitted to the bar in 1883. He built :- "Department of Mercy. "
w here
Wll littlertsts of the citizens of ltin‘ native.
‘ ‘ state.
TALKS ON BANKING.
I
l
were'
work t Let the Bank Nan Hclp You.
I
in practically every hank there isa
He has been
man... with the bank. it may be. blnt‘e he was
tioti he began to earn his. own living. 8 b0). crew up with it, and will prob-‘
a .31. :tbly the lit its service.
good"
erlhe set your “filth by hint. He units on
later. the windou, intervletvs the borrowersI
makes out reports, heals the tales of
d‘mlntrttss offers advice and attainment!
out tangled family and financial ,nl-
lair-t. lie has well been termed
He is usually
by
811113.; You may sometimes call hint by his
first name. and he will probably call
you in yours. He in often the hank,‘
and mu know the bank as "Mr. 30
n-nd Soil bank" You have men con
lldence in him because you have
he
Harri
.1... candidate “Hm commission to twins the statute ions that confidence
c “lull This man is a. conservative. it is
tenerpetic campaign-during which hid‘l
l
a" la majority clttuore that “000 votes.“
in the Senate be has .wurli-
(d ODllsltlllll)"wd elm-tenth for tho
so regular in his habits that you can‘
the .
am he . .
. mat Mlflrtfi at ta— “ .
«his 5.. '? tutti h- oh- 9
‘44.
_.,H.
lvfi‘p t , \ma .M .u;
the in but, I.
it. .. . .3. .
I» ..
an“ .u 3:1. ;.
t,. = t... it.
": ”‘6 IJWO
“v" to.
:0 l' .t
,1 I‘t“ M’
”(0‘
\\ er u r pm. - tvtttet: ; t. l.
I pin: at real rum. u b.
In hilt-tip \ylum h yum Ibul i
you think at bum: .t bond u - it...
stuck. aali him to guide you lm N
In.) In he i.~ a bond expert
but; men am. If you lune ‘ pin...
eltion that looks ‘l'ue_\”
in: «it and ask if he could talc t- t...
Lhe bulk. HeIwill pitibaiti,
and you can afford lt) do lthIlt-c-
Win-n trouble.- come. (‘onhull hint.
He is the executive and clerical
head [if the bani: Every detail pas-s.
es under his eye He is Jealou: ot hi»
bank and its repumtinii. ll lb his lik-
work. He is fairly will paid. sure or
his job. gives it lllS best attention had
standr lit the role of rel'\‘ttlll to whotti~
riot-YEP would use his good office»
without pay and hope of reward. Ht-
is a gentleman ot‘ honor. of fine {ll-:4-
‘inctions. high ethical standards. clean
the tint. helpful inclinations. You di-
well to knov.‘ and cultivate hi..-
friendship. He can help you in many
ways.
t pi .a ‘II
3. r -
lll )UU
wet.
Pitt I”
hitii.
AMERICAN BOARD SESSION.
TOLEDO, 0., Oct. 24:7“Shall
t‘ltristtan or atlteistic ideals rule Jap-
IOY" was one of the question~ up for
discussion by the American Board oi"
\‘Bllllillhfilollel‘s for Foreign BIlbbltlne,
which opened its 107th annual cont-eti-
ion here toitiy. llelton Pulley.
for 27 year a missionary in Japan
landllev.1ll.F.11unning. lot It 39315
a teacher in Ueshisha Kyoto Japan,
were among the speakers.
I The board is one of tit! oldest t‘or-
tlgn missionary organimtiui of tin-
United Sl3195.l’e|ll‘ttse‘llilll£ the (‘on-
gregational Chllllies,
.The meeting will close next Friday-
morning with addresses on conditions
tinder'the Russnit flag, by Dr. (‘lnr-
cnco Uasher. who recently passed
Rev.
through the typhus epidemic at \‘an.
Turkey, and the Rev, Robert Staple-
Iton, who went to Turkey in 1897.
‘
p,
. \
a
s}: RE HAW
TABLE LINENS
Otir bit: slot‘lh have rutde‘tlils
{possible I':\'t‘i‘.\lltltl,\‘ knows that
Edition is scarce and getting scarcer
every titty. The values listed be»
”low are positively \lllMilltI'llelt‘.
$2.00 TABLE LINENS
Hctivy double (lullllltilk. all pure
linen, satin finish. lrish and
.. Scotch titanuiat-ture. beautiful pat~
tents. 70 inches wide,
Harvest Stile l‘ricc. yat‘tl.49
$1
SL517 TABLE LINENS '
25 pieces of fine quality all pure
nen. Scotch and irish mummie-
.Io'ture, 70 inches wide. sturdy v.nlue .
Honest Sale him. will
$1.19
$1. 25 TABLE LINEN
70 inches 6R inches “lde‘ all pure
linen, old pricw. excellent vttiltte'
Hatvest Salt l not. Ith. 98¢
98c TABLE LINEN
0mm damask all pure
Scotch ntnntifatture.
vest Sale Price, yard 75¢.
B I: TABLE DAMASK
lttest double damask metcerlz-
,looks like linen, wears excel-
lflltly. sturdy \altte. .
attest Sale Price 69¢
75c TABLE DAMASK
'Wal for this sale.,25 pieces of,
envy memorized damask, 72 inch-
' (ville, excellent range of poll
«a
.—-
linen,-
VICTTABLE DAMASK
Inch. good mercerlzed Table
,lor every day wear 5
4 - . t Sale Price 39¢
« -. “v CLOTHS t,
.: .ted. all pure linen.
« 35c value.
t SIaJc Pritc .. . . 1%.
,t Sale: Price
TABLE CLOTHS
‘ one. 72:90. till pure linen, Ir
moddinctnm, bummed ready to:
test. Sale Price .- 82. 49
”LE TABLE CL OTZHS
’ht-y-léur handsome, all pure
-."1‘ablo Cloths: they are Flem-
A Irish. German and Scotch Intan-
Sale“ Price 41—;3’ Orr
-Ctosli, in plain white neat red or.
alarm pansy. stripe and noon-do-
Harvest Sale Price, yard.”
iTABLE LINEN
$2.00 LINEN NAPKINS
All pure line, bleached and half
llll‘llt‘lll’ll. lhxltl'ltlttl 20330,
llnrvcsi Snlc l‘ric, dozen
$1.98
$2.00 NINEN NAPKINS
18x18, llll linen, good value, lll‘lll
designs.
Harvest Sult- l'ricc, dozen
49
$t.so MERCERIZED
NAPKI-NS
.20x30, hemmed ready
good patterns.
Hattest Sale l‘rict, th7. 98¢&
39c LUNOH NAPKINS
l-‘tingod or ltemstitched, till pure
linen, assorted patterns.
Harvest Salell’ricc. ca. 19¢
‘ CRASHES .
25c LINEN CRASH
Darnslcy’s famous nil pure linen
[or use:
blue borders.
liaricst Sale Price. yard 19¢.
22c LINEN CRASH
Heavy round thread, all linen
Crash. for dish, roller and kitchen
towels.
Harvest Salc I’l‘ice, yard 17¢ .
20c LINEN CRASH
.All pure linen, aluminum. ’oofe
flnislt. I
Harvest. Sale Price, yard15¢ ‘
38c TOWELINQS
Russia and other linen Crashes. 3
most desirable borders. bleached
and brown. good resisting quality.
for kitchen, dish and roller towels.
Hart cst Sale Price, y.d ”54¢
GLASS TOWEL’ING
Neat. blue and rod and white
checks. all pure linen
Harvest Sale Price, ydéc 12 Aé
. Scand 190
TURKISH TOWELS
25c valuehls inch
Harvest Sale Pricc,yard15¢
I
89c 'valtte. ‘22 inch;
“Harv est Salt; Price, yd. 25¢ .
A
HUCKTO'WEL‘ING
2i inches Wide, all pure linen.
handsome aatin designs. such as
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Fa ”A. .
.. .nmta . manufacture:
'Harvut‘ Silo
BLANI-(ETS
l Over 3,500 Pairs. The biggest Stock in the“
gentire state- positively the lowest prices.
$25 WOOL BLANKETS
Matteo! the finest wool narc-
lully woven, (iv-n texture. These.
Blankets are of the llnest finish
and shrunken; they are hand-
comely bound. ,.
Harvest S. '1‘.
$20.00 BEAN KETS
Made. by the "Amalia” Society _
ol Homestead. lows. These are
the original homespun Blankets
that last a tile time.
Harvest S. .P.
5.8 WOOL mammals
little by the Diamond Motley.
Mills. Illheirtllnoot mde.‘triple
XXX willy, 13-4 size; plain col:
ors and urination plaids.
Harvest S. P. 312 50
‘ sis WOOL BLANKETS
Cttlilornia Wool Bunkers——
they are the biggest value for
the. money; they havo the size.
the weighinnd the warmth; all
colors.
HarvestS
mom
3;. SiamMOLW?
hall «the tplnlri colors and
handsome olddo—Aheym lute.-
wo‘ot and handsomely bound.
. Harvest Sale Whom
$10.00 BLANKETS K
Etghtrst‘our pain, It combine,
.tlon- lot 6! his values and sam
pie Blankets. all plain colors
and maids.
Harvest Salo Price $7. 50
7 I39.» WOOL W3
bitty-hind M!!! O! in no!
out “immin-
lots. in bi; don o bod Iliad.
.8850 ‘
an aim .
sins COTTON
BLANKETS
$5.00 CALIFORNIA
BLA‘N KETS
in big double bed sizes—-
these are sturdy values; theyI
lore of plain colors and hand-
. some plaids,
Harvest Sale Price $3.98
$4.50. BLENHEIM
They are white and gray.
Harvest Sale Pricc, pair
its: BLA‘NKETS
BLAME“ 34 beds, com/warm and decoy.
“all wool. bit: 13-4 site: these, Ilnrvcsi Sale Price, pair
Blankets cannot be boughtl
whole-ale for the price. We sell. ‘J
than. tn tttts $1.50 CRIB BLANKETS
Planes: Sale Price. .pair . t
$2.98
, Harvest Sale Price, .pIair
33-50 JOHNSTON
Dill. heavy Blankets. doubts"
‘ tr single .‘hod aim. in MW.
gray or tart.
Harv est Sole KNOW; .
_. , Agar. .GOLORED
CRIB BL‘KNm,
. the baby' a cribs ‘while they last.
lost at. lull mice
$3. on W
mums
R mil-r 1nd an. 1 legit dig Mb? «lb, m .131 7" ' COTTON DIAPER larvcst Sale Price, yard 59¢ Ill
3 ll FOr a or no ” 98c . I
f“; “mm at» ' “a ‘ 3&0va desist“.- . . .41 case fl best quitting}: inch Din {35: Agog; iTIfANIIEudLS :I.
only l " Mr M11 any on an a lie (10 a w e, a woo a. fill! tilt , .
Hat-ventilate shied “"th Sale ”Price ' 750$ ‘3 ‘. moo. en 2 baby {tunnel tart nit-ton. 8-
50: .0318 BLANKETS .
(in; case special tor this sale.
«98¢ . Harvest Sale-Price, yd. 11y5¢
1.000 pairs of tilt) cotton Blan-i
ltcts lor cribs, single beds and;
For Elliei “‘haby's" crib, .plnit
and blue borders. silk'binglngw,
$236 WOOL 3mm ‘
int wooloh'glo Bllnhe‘h tnII .
'Haevofl Sale Baum
mmorplalds and Allow
HARVEST SALE
SPECIALS
Untouchable Haruoot Sale Special:
Those .are items that we could
' not buy today at prices quoted;
,. _ quantities limited, to prevent deal-
ers or handlers from buying,
8c CHALLIES AND
’ PRINTS
' 5,000 yards of Challies and Prints,
dull: and light colors.
Harvest Sale Price ..
2‘ 15c KIMONO FLANNEL
- 25 new pieces. pretty designs. all
‘H the wanted colors. .
u o mfié¢y
Harvest Sale Price
It 100 plecm of the best yt‘l‘l‘d wide
. n
itgc TRAY CLOTHS
Cloths.
Harvest
5c 'WASH CLOTHS
. .w
Harvest Sale l‘ricc 2 for St“
asc PILLOW CASES
some dark reversible plaids:
tire both cold and rainpi-ool‘,
Harvest Sale Price ..
:txfl'i. hemmed. niet‘cerlzed 'i‘rtty
12',.'-¢.I ‘
Sale Price ..
Over 1,000 Turkish
anti Cloths.
or ltnltted
5,.- '.’-I‘l 5;.)
\nt ‘\—\ -~‘\.\
‘9’ .
1.000 Heitiztitched Pillow Cases,
..6M¢" 42x36.
ztrt'cst Sale Price, each 15¢
$7.50 AUTO ROBES
Heavy Wool Auto Robes. hand-
they
$4.98
,tsc PERCALES -
Hercules. lightland dark colors.
3c APRON :GINGHA‘M
1 case of standard quality, neat
iv§
Harvest Sale Price .‘6%¢
«cam CLOTH
.i 'i'ard wide. Red Cross Cheese
Cloth, sanitary. l
Harvest S'ile Price, yd. 3W3
we mmsn IOWELS
Heavy b‘g hath size, 001‘de ed8-
h
l
Wtent for the bath. «
Harvest Sale Price, each “59¢
‘o‘olMOOLBATIS
a;
.50c W
_,' lnltlttled Pillow Cases. 45 x 36,
' hematitched. made .0! "limit of.
. boom" muslin.‘
Hprvest Sale Price 39¢: l
“c LINEN WING
. Hunespim. all llnen, excellent tat?
> kitchen towels. etc.
rsc WHITE OUTING
blue and white checks ms: colors Marines. for nighties and pajamas;
Harvest Sale Price .
' 10c 'OUTING .FL'ANNEL
Colored Outing Flannel,
checks,
II Harvest Silo Price
7c ‘DOMET .ELIANNEL
hirm quality cream flannel,
as double woven yarns, most ex width
' Harvest Sales Price. yd. 4%0‘
. 35c EDEN FLAN'NELS
-‘Nont flannel of colored stripes,
Pure Lamb’s Wool Baits 72x90 3“
Clement tor ddilth. , I exceleleIiItItesfggIII waists. shirts and . ,III
Harvest Sale Price,“ ‘ Harvest Sale Price 9V1¢ ~
750m ’FLANNELS
All pure .ttvool mongols, for shirt
dngsmnd biomass, lit colors navy
ue, gray and red
Harvest Sale Price, piece-”Bf " invest “Sale Price, 541er
$2 ENGLISH LDNW
. . , thread. sollfil'llsh
I, Harvest Sale Tricc. yd. W fl'mvést'fiz‘tlc Price $1 .49
FLANNELS
Yard wide, also heavv colored
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