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ick I 0501' 1008 on “MOOQM O muary lat, chaser: are md ) kinds of 6 set of Sing“ regular pike 11' Sticks DONE LS :avy l‘nete .ining, a}; 0d warm Mits jafn prices. orted. itnuts DALLIE :ial Mixed IRES CASH. ville i OMPANY Codfish ale i MW? Us rcr-II u- 1.x)... nw Lu: u...“ .3“, ‘ duty is “bob; 101: per can. th: U Those "110 demand “If!" his; Rosa 5. (omumm pm; ;;l]0Lhu-: gauge“ should resign because ins minority 1.3 million -m‘.‘...:-s. plus prom on on not lugs, should cast their eyes wast- ward to British Columbia and see how omluy of over nutty-three millxom‘ the Tory leader of that promod as :0 got in“ good». Even tlr? mofl _ . . 13bit not-Ciiunist will not 000â€" hangmg on by the 3km 0‘ h“ teeth. tend Um Lho for:.,;ncr p‘lld 1110 duty The Victoria. Times 9335: .. zn 11m; $1150. Premier McBride, of Briuah Ool- ”" umbim is kept in powgr by thevotqs. Recently there appeared in “ 3““ 19" 'of Lhres- members who won eleCted in newspaper the erroneous otatement oppo‘jili‘m to the Conservative party. that 1,000 homeless and dostxtute mm. of which he is the able leader, Ano- migrants were tramping the streets other of his stalwarts Mandela has of 'Tozomo. The letter was written by ltnkcu his seat throufih the trickery of Phlllxps Thompson, a Canadian news- la rclurning offiocr who is his partner paper man, who is employed .‘hl the ‘in ”1;. honorable '1)",th of tho :l‘oromo corICSpondent of the Canal]- :13“. “i, h “10.851. mm of on tan Gaz:~Lto. He has been denounced (~x-:-\Ltorm:-y-d-3,noral and AttomP roundly by many (‘umdinn n'twsmp I General who are also member-901 the pars. Ho haw explained that hr cull- :zamu honorable ”dwon' me For- “ ms . f ‘ .~ _ niu ballot box noandal was quite ‘1‘” m ormu. 10!) from ,Lht Toronto 'I rams! piece of politics! work that World and fhv Mail and Empire. had 1,30” pgrpotrged in Mad! 351106 Th0 Labor Guzv' to pays him only one , the days when the «101185 “1‘“! “t Ot- huudrnd dollars :1 year. "An earnest, tawa. :whon tho m 0‘ their mu“- _ _ ‘ -t, - m floors like 0‘th 0H Chap H Thompson,‘ says- ‘Lixniusifgogacfiigi a mistofl'ty candi- Fhe Otzawa Fm r Prom“. Some other A date (:lccted. Bradstrcow reports a decrease of 12 per ct‘nt. in failures in Chanda in m, compared with 1902. and 2 per cent. In the United States. The Tory Frophctfi of evil will be saddened by such n3w ~'. T‘nc c-Iociore of St. Pierre and Miquclon haw voted in tavor of union with Canada and against annex- alion to the United States, in case, there shOuld be any change in their meson: position as French pm- 54- on. Torouw Tclegragzxy: Overpaoyulae- tion is said to be the trouble with South Africa. What then becomes of the historic fact that, (or six months, w. Sam Hughes, M.P.. did notahing ewe but thin cut the inhabitants 0! that region I pets. L ed his in World a The Lain huudrrd dollars :1 year. "An earnest. (inure ol«l chap is Thompson,“ says tha‘Ottauxx Fru: l’rcw. Some other ”mpapers had painted him as a pet of Sir William Mulock and a monster who was lik‘l)‘ to arrest the great illnlgravm movement, receiving mt the “.1116 time an immense salary 1mm the govemmont. It now ap- The C. P. R. dead-yes pnis: for promcutmg and securing the punit- mm of awaken engineers who phe- ed the lice; of passengers in jeop- ardy. It). determination not to' to!- ente (Ir-.ukenmsa in any 0! Etadc- pattments win meet with the hcuty ”front of the public. agitators would have us believe she is. He:- trade this year is $125,000,000 grater than x-vor before. Her exports are 336,042,685 ahead of those of 1902. the best previous year, and of the in- m manuhcmxc: furnished 336.- 72100. 0f the iucrcasbd imports $0510.00!) Es [oodazufES. for H Lang mated Great Britain does not appear to be in the struts that some of the tariff East’ Pcterboro Liberals have nom- med Mr. J- Finlay. a popular citi- :n of yam-cod, as their candidate u the Commons. Messrs. John am: and John Quinn wore als‘o nom- . Headquarters A Full Line of Cooking Sleigh Bells Axes Table or Pocket Cutlery 0 Hockey Skates and Sticks 3””fi61idauz_...1’.r§§92§s WOOL!" so A soon 70 mm mum-mau.mxmummwww f 01' Manuf. g5 EDITORIAL NOTES GOOD am at urea-8' Associatim has (mployeos. The soup the NP. are no moro. ha ending with W W .“W AND U'SEFUL AT CINNAHON’S Axe Handles for HARDWARE and STOVES. and Heating Stoves Always on Hand din-01nd in an mouthmoflootinnddflfl cough- und irriution oithothrofln Whooping Cough. Group Bronchitis, Cough, Grip. Asthma, Diphtheria Lumen. FRIDAY. Jamar-115. 190;. Montreal and its, subarba are sul- tering tron: an outbreak of typhoid which is causing alarm, probably 1,- 000 cases of the disease having ap- peared. The trouble seems to have arisen from pollution of the water sipply with sowage. The authorities warn the people to boil all :water us- ed, a course that would doubtless prove effective if. people could be ,brought to realize what risks they Ponce Court Column. â€".\ vmnn maxed William Wylie. n. rmidgui ol‘ Ops township. nppmrcd before P. M. Juc‘u‘on 1m. 03th to them or ‘u Uu: charge of having [non (hunk and disorderly on Kent-ac. on Chnm-mnb Du. Erwas [mod 31 and Cur-mm" Du. rush. 35.02 m mum. , of Input, sud/so is really not’ main- ; tamed by Mar. Mulock at an extrava- gant salary to~ poison EnrOpe’s mind against Canada. is “no politician", and laid down for himself the highest rule of political conduct. Politiss is the art of gov- erning organized human society. The work is in all civilized countries is divided into departments. It is Mr. Drydon's public duty to adm-‘miauter the Wear of Agriculture, and so long as he does [mt-mt” and uprightly the people 1 Ontario cafi" well afford to suppo’ him in spite of the succh of detractors. so, he at one and the same time save by implication an abSolutely correct definition of "politics,“ made for him- self the most effective possible de- fence against the accusation that he Globe: When Mr. John Dryden outed in his public address at the awning meeting of the Dnirymen'a Asnociatio‘n at Belleviuo that his “work in his’dapartment is his poli- tics.“ and that it will continue tobe .'Ih~. caller reports at the result of th: Australian general electi m ex- ageratcd the success of the Labor party, uu ough the Success. as finally reported, was notable enough. The Australmn House of prrcamtntivcs consists of 74 mambers; pr these there ale eighteen Labor memwhile the M'fni‘¢t€.fi35‘?8 luv: 30 and the Opposition 26. But in the Sen-1t: the Labor party have 10 out 01.19 mm- bets. tiio‘ Miniatuial‘bti numbe: 5, 3nd Ha Opposition 4. The Dmkin ministry is glainiy mt the maxi of the Labor representatives; and some new anangqmeuts is inevitable. It is like“, according t‘o cablxnma, lo take me fox-an o! a coalition be- tween Oenkin, the Premier. and Geo. 3. Reid, the leader ott he Opposition; Carpet Sweepers X-Cut Saws xiv all. Carving Sets LINDSAY flown-port and Iagnlnu. -T,ho Westminster has been por- mancntly enlarged .to one hundred pages, and the January number ap- pear: in A beautiful new cover. Sev- aral of the tenure: announced tor 1904 bog‘m in this number. "Tho His- lorio Landmarks of Oanadim Citius" open: with "The Landmarks at 1’0- ronto." Frank Yeleh. and "‘Dhe “Tho Prophot u 1 Man." by “Profu- sor W .6. Jordan. more is. on illu- trated Interview with Archbishop mommy o! Winnipos. a papor on "St. Paul in Athens." by W. Sher- wood Fox. an mount 0! L. J. A. Pa- ptnmu. by Olivia E. worm. D. D.. 1nd "Th: story of a Gmt Horned Owl." by O. J. summon. Thu-o m 1130 two capital station. and the us- ual depot-taunts are well filled. The number 3.! truly woman. 8-m- plo copies will be menu on applied. tion. The .Woatmiom Company Toronto“ -,.-...... J.“ Thay tell at a man driving a. slcig over three leet of snow. on the level who let a oh'mook' vwind catch up to him. The front at his sleigh was on snow and xha back of it in mud. Twenty feet behind the sleigh. so for was blowing. The breeze was going at the same rate a sum aletgh. so (or miles this old timer travelled halt in the oh'mook and half. out at it. ‘ No sworn msion of this fiery has yet appeared. What a Chinook Wind Docs. (Winnipeg Free Press.) The January thaw of yesterday was almost up to the .standurd of an Al- berta chiaqok. I: old timers are to be believed. however, and of course a few can dispute them, old thne uhinooks were much quicker than even um They tell at a man driving a sleigh over three keel: of snow. on the level who let. a oh'mook' Mind catch up to him. The front 01113.6 sleigh was on snow and the back of it in mud. ed ct pains in ha: chest one n3: is bad cough. I move her‘ dumb}:- lain's Cough Romedy according to di- rections, nnd in two days she was well cud able to go to shoal. .I have used this remedy in my family for the past seven you-- end have never known it to fail." says J unca Prendargast, mlrchnnt. Annato my. Japanica. West India Islands. The pains in the cheat indicated an ap- proaching attack of pnonmonxn. which in this instance was undoubtedly waxdod of! by wombat-Lam's Cough Remedy. It counteracts any ten- dency of a cold toward pneumonia. For sale by all drngfistc. In Attack of Pnoumonla Ward“ 0" “Scene time ngo my daughtu' caught a severe cold. She comphin- ed ct pains in ha: chest and had 3 a reply one is made to appear rude. when such «was far tram the intern- }ion. Like all the prescribed forms of good manners these are based on the principles 0! courtesy and consid- cratcncse toward others. The rules are simple. but in certain details in- variable, and anyone who wishes to move in good circles must thorough- ly understood them. In the Delinector for February there is. an articic on the subject that can be consulted with entire confidence as to its relia- W5 About Anton to Invitations. Many persons are ignorant on the points of etiquette that relate to the answering of invitations. Fre- quently. on account of uncertainty as to the proper Mme or wording. of J. R. b‘Nefll's store, the fire brigade made a quick run to the amt word to extinguish a small blue in a house occupied by a man named Sisson. re- siding on Queen-sh, east. The fire was caused by a stove becoming ov- er heated and lighting an overcoat hanging on the wall near by: The blue was put out by the occupants of the house before the brigade arrived. It was very fortunate the tire Iwaq '50 quickly extinguished; it it had got a. start soma members. of the tamily would have had a. narrow -escnpe, a: we moreâ€" iiifimod to-day that Sir. Sisson and [our pt his children are sick of diphtheria... . 1 An East Ward Blue. About 5.30 Saturday. on receipt a telephone message sent in from 1 Stationary M‘hen in need of anythirg in the line or commercial stationery. visit- in: c'nds. e1o., leave your order at Tm.- Pom. Job departmcnt. Workman- snip cancelled. In the \vatchman-Wnrder of the 7th inst. is a communication from the pen of the Col. which throws on the light we so much needed. It must be apparent to Mr. Galloway that the Col. (likely owing to a Conservative convention being called to nominate a candidate for the now united North and South Riding of Victoria) is de- preciating himself, as he only uses the personal pronouns. "I my, me. myself." sixty 0\ seventy times in his letter, while according to his own evidence, the big I and little u might have been doubled and then do the Col. but scant justice. It is eomIort- log to know. however. that owing to his knowledge of history and geog- raphy.â€"a‘,nd particularly constitu- tional historyâ€"he has fought with tongue and pen the battles of the dear old Empire, 50 efleetively, and that his friends could always find him with his coat off and in the thick of the tight, with many scalps hanging in his belt. Mr. Editor. this is all I have time to write to-drayc- MARIPOSA FARMER. P.S.â€"-Plcase ask “’atchman-W'ard- er to print this. as I ,havr. not time to write both papers.--M,-F. Yours, GOL IIIIOIIIS' IUIILIJUSTIFIBINOI , (To the .Editor of The Post.) Mr. Mitchâ€".We Harm termera will surely be exposed for not keep- ing up with the rapid movement: and volubiiity on he member (or Norith Victoria; Col. 8108qu It is only when boiled down. (as we do turnips). to a limited Space, can we hope to find time from our other dutiea to ta- milarize ourselves with his public career. We owe him an apology for not giving his speeches the "careful. perusal" the 001. says that they| are entitled to. . ( I 'WHKlY P081 [mm BOX Colo-lei Pro-Ion Old Chi-ole. ‘ cllin ton 150w Zealnnd, Jen. 12. ~1Â¥Iromic$ éeddon has invited the Premiere of Australia, Canada, Cape Colony end Netul to unite in pro- testing to the Imperiel Government egainst the introduction of Chlneee labor in the Rand Mince, Transvaal Colonv. South Africa. A. J. Alder-eon re: um: York. Eglinton. Jen. 19.â€"Sout§ York Liberals nthered in Fannton Tom Hall here yesterduv ettemoon tor the selection 0! e candidete for the Fed- eral Houee. EVery sub-divining 1. tb riding.“ represented and the meet. in: m chuecterized by the neu- egt unanimity. A. J, Apdereen. hee- rtgter. Toronto Junetlon. .u. M to: the honor done Ml. ;_.. To Iqrnpo to study. Ottawa, Jan. 12.-Lady Ruby El- liot. and Lord Mulgund. childn'n of their excellencios Lord md Lady Minto. left yesterday for England. accompanied by Capt. Boll, A.D.0. Loni Melgund will resume his stud- ies at. an Enflish school, Lady Ruby will enter on a course st a German musicnl school. laMo-lnl Bovolutlooury Louder All: u Iota" to Load .- MI“... Ramadan. 12.â€"Borls Sarafoa, the Macedonian revolutionary leader, or- rived in this city Sunday night to induce General Ricclotti Garibaldi. son of the Italian patriot, to lead an expedition to free Macedonia from Turkish rule, similar to the expedi- tion which Garibaldi headed at. th- timo of the Grace-Turkish war. Cloud tho Bond. Vienna. Jul. ILLâ€"Four thousand Albanians are roported_to hi1}? clos- ed the road between Prim (88 miles from Monastir. Macedonia) and Skut- ari (capital of the Vilwet of tho same name). their intention being to oppose the new grndam‘lerie organized under the Ausu'o-Russiun reform scheme. London, July 12.â€"Word was re- ceived here Sunday night. by J. W. Jones, auctioneer, of this city, that his niece. Miss Ethel Diprose, was one of the victims of the ”hated SS. Chum, which was wrecked at Port Townsend, Wash, on Saturday morning last. Miss Diprose was a nurse in the Tacoma General Hospi- tal and had embarked at. Seattle to visit her sister. Mrs. Chailoner, of Victoria, B. 0. Her remains were re- covered and identified on Sunday. De- ceased’l family reside at Strathrov. her father formerly having been In business in this city. hero. His wife was a famous London bounty and a. friend of Queen Alex- andra. She is o. sister-in-law of Chief Justice Hunter. The bodies that remained unidenti- fied have been shown to be those of Minnie Murdoch. Seattle; and Mrs. Hattie Moore of San Juan Island. A-enc Thou Ila-lug. those lost and yet unfound are fire. Galletly, wife 0! the men- ear of the Bank 0! Montreal; N. P. Show of Victoria, or the am of N. P. Shaw 00., who did I. It?“ business in Dawson in meat. and are owners of the steamer Venture, car- rying live stock to Shagway. and in- terested in mining. leaves a wile and child; R. Turner, street ear conduc- tor..thla city, and wire; Annie Hur- m. Victoria; Capt. '1‘. Lawrence. master of steamer Seotla, Atlln Lake; W. Gibbons, who we: to bedn services in St. John's Church. this city: '1‘. Sullivan, mining man from Haunt Sicker; George J. Jens, o young man of 22, whose father is manager of the British Columbia meat market. this city: Homer Sun- ney. head Irondale smelter, deeplv interested in Vancouver Island iron properties . ' ms. Gweuy was only 18. Capt. Thompson, late or the 10th Prince Albert’s Own Hussars. was popular fi:'fiPla:nt. of San Juan Island. Ono remains unidentified. ‘i‘illowfunemls of the victims whose bodies are gt local morgues will com- mence to-dsy. Victoria. B. (3.. Jan. LZ.â€"L‘D. . lifeboat ol the steamer Clallam. which was picked up here. shOWI that when the boat was launched from the sinking steamer the plug Was removed. Examination 0! the bow shows that water 'must have come in through the open plug 3101:. She did not capsize, as two tron rowiocks, nntastened. were round in the boat, together with a gold watch and a. purse containingv-‘ul belong- ing to Millie Inn-dock of Seattle. The Times newspaper, in a lengthv editorial regarding the responsibility for the Clallam disaster. 8m it is openly charged that the Claliam was not a seaworthy boat. and was hastily and nimsily constructed. ill found in some respects and unsuitable for the service in which she was placed, and that she was in a chron- ic state of leakage for some time. The Times suggests that an investi- gation should be made 0! these charges. aim 6! the badios found Sundav have since been identified as Mm. Reynolds, addrcgs untfnowngnq MrS. u. depth when located, divers will be sent down in an cflort to recover the mails and any bodies that mav be with the wreckage. . H. M. S. Grafton left. Equimalt yesterday morning to proceed to the scene of the Clamun wreck. I! the lost vessel docs not lie at too great Serious Charges Made Against the Steamer CIallam. LIFEBOAT’S PLUGHOLE OPEN Victorln Timon ladtgnunt Ova: ‘3. LI- logod Condition of the Mr. 013113. L-CInrgu lad. Th: 83. Wu Not - Se-wo‘rthy Don tad That “I - Wu Hut", and I'll-nu) Con-tuneful. WANTS AN INQUIRY GARIBALDI AND SARAFOFF. Nloco of London In To Recover {ho Mull; Jan. 12.â€"-No. 1 The pulp mill is Minx 3150 $ day omr expenses. the Man W... ter md Light Complny 850, .nd a» lmitoulln all North Shot. “1' 890. The Algomn Cantu! and tfi :otroot nilwnys um um expel-cl. The pulp, ‘vcneer cud sow mm- could be run as soon on the stream were open. The steel plant could nm on American pig troy supply. as on to make their own p could not. be obtained before In . Tho Char- coal plant. could not. b run until tho steel plant opened. u then In no math-t now for chucool. Man-gonad Sou inocu- Ior no Propor- tlu In Future. Montreal, Jan. 12.â€"Tho general managonum ol‘ the Consolidgted 14kt Superior gave out the summon yelâ€" torday that while only three 0! the subsidiary companies’wero in open- lion, yet it the money {or marmala- tion was {Orthcomlng by Feb. 15 the whole plant could be waning by my 1 on an earning ml: of $168,500 per month. or $2,099,000 per la- mun. Major-General Egorton's force was ramped last night two mile. beyond Jidbam. and infantry advanced within seven hundred yard. of his position. Der- vishcs adVanced. but were unable to face frontal fire, coupled with flank attack. Enemy broke and fled and was pursued 10 miles. Der- vishcs killed estimated nt 1,000. mostly in the pursuit. tinny prison- ers and rifles taken. "I regret to report that two of“- cers of regulars were killed and nine officers wounded: five of the ruik and tile Wounded; of native troops seven killed and 16 wounded. 01 "regulars two. killed and two wounded. Am in- clined to think this is the llullnh's main force. The Mullah‘hlmeelt was not present. but “‘88 expected at J id- balli to-dny." Anni-g In Thlbot. London. Jan. 12.â€"'1‘ho Shanghai correspondent of "The Daily Mum" says that a Chinese resident o! Lhussa, is raising troops in the Pro- vince of $26 (‘huen for service in 'l‘bibct against the British advance. A later despntch from Gen. Egcrton says that one officer. Capt. Lister. is missing. Capt. Lister is Lord Ribblcsdule's son and heir. The War Omcc lest. night. gnvo out the following despnuh. which had been received from Major-General EK- crton, commending the Somaliland expeditionary force. and which is dgted from Jidbafli, Somelilend. Jm. 11: “Advuiccd this morning, 11 miles to Jidbglli. First. brigade command- ed by Manning, second brigade un- der Fesldn, and mounted troops un- der Kenna. Total strength of the regulnrs 2,200. irregular: 1.000. Jid- balli held by 5.000 Dervishes. Mount.- ed troops enveloped enemy's right London, Jun. 12.--A despnch to The Tina-s from Aden, Arabia. says: “An emgcmcnt in Somglilund bo- tween a British force and the forces of the Mad Mullah has resulted int severe defeat. of the lunar. who lost one thousand men killed. The British had two officers killed and nine om- cers ”rarely rwoundcdfli _ the 001! medicine its kind that Jute: and (In. univeml nth! on. lt_prompuy and many cum .11 can at ficrrous Weak- uu. this“. Spmtorrhtra. Impotency. and mama: Aha-corneal»: the need" moo! Mom. Opt-nu or Stimulants. Mental And Bram Worw.qllolwhich load blunt-ml bani MM“ a Eu Gave. Prank 1:: ' out: for; Ouwat placate: our? filed pm,” on n. m‘u‘fihmy. m. cane-n... Wood'- Phqugoam b .11! in n., mm: by all 5.” VS. 3M!) AT JIDBALLI The N. HOCKIN SHOE STORE We take pleasure in informing the ladies of Lindsay and vicinity that we have j ast received from Messrs. J. T. Bell, the makers of the famous Hagar Shoe, a shipment of their hand« some Evening Slippers and Oxford Shoesâ€"they come in one, two and three straps. beaded (steel and black) and plain, with graceful French heelsâ€"these are the most elegant slippers made in the Dominion of Canada, and can only be had in Lindsay at this store. Yesterday we put into stock another supply of our popular Hockey Bals. BOYSâ€"all sizes from 1 to 5, at 81.35. MEN‘Sâ€"all sizes from 6 to 10, at $1.50 per pair. Dervishu of Mad Mullah's Force Moot Crushing Defeat. NEW HOCKEY BOOTS FOR MEN AND BOYS smut L.“ I". 0.00" Killed and Ill. Wandaâ€"Donut“ COIld Not In. sum tinâ€"Ink. n4 nod nu Pcnuod To. Illa-lay Prue-on sad «0 luau 7st... 1,000 WERE KIIHD THE M. HOGKIH SHOE STOBE LADIES EVENING SLIPPERS ANOTHER “500" STATEMENT. Wood’. Photphodlno, fl fume-glam fl 1; an old. mum and :01be Solo Looul Amt. for The “Doroflly M” Shoe, The “Mom by the. A. Hutu. Tho Famous llu-mun-lo Shoe, The “W Shoo by J. 1'. Bell. LINDSAY'S GREATEST SHOE HOUSE. :h to ms; [(1 b0- forces 1 in I 0 lost Sritish n om- :o out. had :11 Eir- .liland :h 1: Hand. miles mand- lc unâ€" 15 un- T the L Jid- fount- right seven Dorâ€" Io to with d fled Der- 1,000, rison- FINEST SELECTED RAISINS, 3 poundg for 25¢. FINE CLEANED CURRANTS, ”pound. for 250. 00 )KING FIGS,‘ 50.: pound. BEST MIXED PEEL. 20¢ a pound GROUND MIXED SPICES, 10¢ a t pound. OUR FINEi‘l‘l EXTRACT, 2 hub! for 35¢ SEEDED RAISINS. 3 package: for 25¢. SEBDLESS RAISINS, We 3 pound. PURE ICING SUGAR, 3 pound: SEEDED RAISINS. 2 packages g 25¢. for 250. 3 MW Dunsw SEEDLESS musms, 10c . i 0001) ORANGL- ,.ao.. pound NEW MIXED NUTS. 15c 3 lb. PURE ICING SUGAR, 3 pounds Everything for 011W .33 everything the but. SPRATT 8b KILLEN Every Grocery Want Here +M§NNOWW Of course it's possible to buy groceries where there’s but scant variety, and where you pay as much for poorer groceriesâ€"but it’s not so interesting. You are sure of getting them cheap. ON§§§”MWNWM the tart that you purchased your Dry Goods tram 0le 8r McIntyre is suttitietrt guarantee for their wearing qualities. Ladies' Vests, fine imported natural wool, made from finest Australian y,am high neck, long sleeves, buttoned front, full fashioned, unshrinkable, for $1. 25. Drawets to match, ankle length, $1. 2;. Ladies’ Union Vests all sizes, at 15c, 20c, 2 5c, 35c, 40c. Ladies’ all-wool Undervests at 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25. Children’s Heavy Ribbed Vests from SC, 10c, (2gc, 15c, 20c up to 55¢. Women’s and Children's Winter Weight Vestsâ€"they are select wool garments purchased from the most reliable manufacturers of Underwear. CASH AND ONE PRICE. .M“”“$0Mm“ Ladics' Walking Skirts of Black Golf Cloth, unlined, stitched seams, with tows of stitching on bottom, for $3.50. 12 only Alaska Sable Rufi’s, shaped neck, long fronts with natural ml, prices 5:4, $18. 59, $93, $25, _$28. "We are selling these at a reduction of about [0 per cent. We do notg quote extravagant reductions because we do not make extravagant profits. In fit and finish we claim perfection. The prices are somewhat deceiving inasmuch as they xepresent an underestimate of» the real value. 0f MIME, Incomplete lines, leftover Ends and WIS, allfligllflissedbfymmne dented out hem entering still. CLEAR-UP DRESS SKIRTS. OFFER wk all FURS. GOOD CHOCOLATES, 15c: omi SPECIAL POUND SPECIAL MIXED CANDY, 3 pounds for 25¢. SPECIAL CREAM CANDY, 100 n pound. FINE RICH CHEESE, 14c s pound. FRESH SODA BISCUITS, 25c :box. PAGE TEREE