The Fort Worth Record and Register (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 242, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 14, 1908 Page: 4 of 36
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UHE FORT WORTH RFCORDi SrTNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1908.—PART OVF
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For Tomorrow Note the Vigorous Price Cutting in Everything!!
Special List
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HANDY BARGAINS
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garment; tn strips by the yard
Ready-made Shirt Bands with buttonhole worked in
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them; 50 each, or 6 far.
Good Talcum Powder, as rood as higher priced pow-
Vacation Styles in BUTTERICK PAPER
ders, but not advertised; by the ben for.
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Ladles Ho Hose Supporters.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT
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Children's He Hose Supporters for.-----
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A Sale of 7,000 Yards of 10c Printed Lawns at 5 c
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only . . .
25c Paris Tissue
25c Barred Swiss for 15c
Arnold’s Peau de Sole
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A SALE OF
Fine Muslin
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that way; tomorrow’s cut price 11
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value: our eut price is
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SHIPPERS PROTEST
FIVE LITTLE CHICKS
ABOLITION OF RONDS
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SHIPPERS ORDER RULES
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15c Indian Head, soft finish, for suits or
skirts and children’s Buster Brown suits;
20c Nainsook, 13%— Here is a bargain
in mill lengths or short loom ends from
3 to 12 yards. The same quality, if it was
in full bolt lengths would sell for 20c; our
Have you seen Itt Ies beautiful; fine, woft
finish and pretty patterns; Persian designs,
platds, checks and stripes and pretty color-
Ings in pink, green, bluee, browns and tans
auggest to you many things beautiful that
you cat use it for. Most Mores sell It for Me;
18c Arnold’s Voiles for 9c
80 inches wide, and a full assortment of their
celebrated patterns, which comprise Persian
stripes, checks, plaids and novelties; colors
of brown, green, and tan; a material for
dark skirts or dresses for outing excursions
of all kinds and house or street wear....
50c, 75c and 80c Values
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$8.50 Skirts at 95c
Just about 50 Skirts, made of
white and colored wash goods;
the skirts that we have been seil-
ing in values up to $8.50; some
of them are slightly soiled from
handling and laying on the coun-
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Thousands of Yards of Beautiful Arnold’s Prints Now Suffer Price Cutting
No fabric ever made came from a more artistic designer for the making of woman beautiful than those which originate in the great Arnold Print Works, where they have
taught the world to make fabrics more desirable than silk from cotton. The style world was quick to recognize their beauty and adopt them. But department stores are
eager for popular fabrics, have mercilessly cut the prices to a fraction of their worth, and here are ours:
Union Transfer &
Cab Company
Phone 108
Remarkable Story of a Dog's Devotion
and Tenderness to Quintet of
Motherlees chicks.
Don’t cams Tuesday and expect to find them, for you will not. Stores cannot afford to
___ ___ ; It's a bargain treat of unusual value. Take our advice; come early if you would get
This store, with its great reputation for giving best values in embroideries and laces, never offered
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SPECIAL FORT WORTH COMMIT-
TEE TO GO BEFORE GEN-
ERAL MANAGERS.
KINDERGARTNERS
HOLD EXERCISES
Three Great Embroidery Specials
THESE BARGAINS FOR SALE ONE DAY ONLY
* 10e-12%c Embroideries
Thousands of yards of 10c and 12% Em-
broideries in edges and insertions will be
placed on sale without limit tomorrow
for . ....... --------------------7 514
150 Skirts on Sale
86.50 to 810.00
Values $5.00
Sample Skirts, made of the finest
mohair and Panamas; made by
Buckingham Brothers, the best
skirt makers of the country; val-
ues ranging from $6.50 to $10.00;
A special for one day only,
give you a bargain like this often,
the first choosl
A Union Linen, preferred by many to the
pure linen, as it launders beautifully and
is used so much for dresses and waists;
special price for the 35c quality....294
36-inch Linen for waists or dresses of me-
dium weight, which sells at 50c; our spe-
Chi price........-...............354
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25c Sheer French Lawn, 40 inches wide;
special price on about 200 yards
tomorrow 184
35c French Lawn, imported, 45 inches
wide, an excellent high quality; special
price cut to. ...............294
50c French Lawn, 45 inches wide, very
popular seller for waists of sheer quality;
a bargain even at regular price; now
cut to . .................. ...394
An assortment of Ladies’
Circular Drawers, made of
excellent grade of muslin,
nice ruffles, trimmed with
lace; some are hemstitched,
tucks, good values at 69c;
for . ......... ....... .494
Bhdppers Fenr That Railroads Plan to
Do Away wih Indemndty Bonds
and Are Up In Arma
It is made by. Arnold—one of his best efforts for something beautiful; it
drapes beautifully ; has a batiste finish; comes in a full line of colors, 30 inches
wide; patterns are in dots, rings, plaids and stripes; it sells everywhere for
25c; our price........... . -.......-------..... 154
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tempting values.
1,000 Yards of the Best 32-Inch India
Linon Lawn—Want some of it? It is
the best value you ever saw. Better or
as good value cannot be offered for less
than 15c; special priced, with a 20-yard
limit to a customer, at......----- .104
12%c Linen-Finished Imitation Linen
that launders beautifully and looks like
linen before and after; it is 34 inches
wide; special price................104
50 Envelopes of rood White Paper, better for less then
IS* the package cannot be found; our Drioe. ...... -54
A aozen good Leaa Penchis with good rubber tip* and
rood loads tar. ------------ ---*104
150 bottles of White Vaseline, speclal priced, for. .104
Satety Pine that you pay So a paper for; I tor.... >4
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You need an abstract mad* by Toxa*
TIU* company when you mil real m-
fate. HJ.Hyen managen -____
98c Pure Linen, very sheer, a very
grade for fine garment making, 36 inches
wide; special priced at............754
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Great purchases of new merchandise. Combined with great price-cutting on broken lots of the most popular lines that we carry wi bring out a crowd of eager shoppers to a festival o bargain.givine actual values mk not inflated
month of June. Cotton Goods have been so reduced in this sale that price may seem unreasonable when we quote their former values, so bear in mind that, though they may , y
for the occasion. And so with Silks and Linens and Ready-te-Wear Garments.
otnotat nww« Arive FeomHend-
gunrters of Tratfte Leesue.,
official announcement thatthe
75c Corset Coven 49c
Made to sell for 75c; trim-
med with pretty laces and
embroideries a4‘arkibbon
■ beading; special for... .494
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1,200 Ladies’ Vests
Splendid value in a Knit
Vest, lightweight and cool
for summer wear; to sell 3
for..................254
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?*»•• Feclv by th* rirt wyrtb
kFlEht bureau yesterday from thena-
ione andustri truffle lengue.
This annquneement was mut
following the recent oontereno•
railroad men la Washington.
$2.50 to $5 Jackets
Samples for $1.95
The lttie Linen Jackets that
come to the waist Uno and short-
er, trimmed with dainty laces and
fine Irish point medallions, clever
styles that smart dressers like so
well; choice of values up to $5.00
comrox nuursuNVI*
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.Annual exercises of the Sixth Ward
Kindergarten were held Thursday aft-
ernoon at 5 o'clock at Trinity Guild
hall, conducted by Miss Myra Winehes-
" —". h —Monda Mayor.
Everyone knows that they sell for 25c , Tissue Gingham needs no praise;
they launder and improve with washing. Further, these are the imported
ginghams and the assortment is the best and colors are all good;
our price . ...................---------------------------- . —..194
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A great mid-season purchase greater than an ordinary store could handle, Lawns that are identical in quality and designs with the best lawns
that this or any other store would offer you for 10c the yard. The colors are all good; plenty of good blacks in stripes, ring dots, polka dots or
stripe and figure combinations, floral or check a Other colors are designs in tans, browns, blues and greens, a selection of colors that, were you
to have the choice of the entire mill’s product, the choice of pattern or color would not be more desirable. We place a limit on these of 20
yards to a customer. —' «
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pete, mPgAt0n dr.sxtate. Alwin ..
hna at Covey A Mini,', nr—Hui
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Buy Your White Goods Now—The Prices Are Very Tempting
We are proud of the assortment and the bargains that we offer you tomorrow. We believe that no store in the South has better to show you. It is our constant study
to make thia the best of its kind. Judging from the enormous trade it enjoys, we feel enthusiastic over the appreciation shown. Glance at the specials. They are full of
SCOTCH TERRIER CAREFULLY
GUARDS BROOD OF GROW-
ING CHICKENS.
Is ths way most stores advertise it. This
store eold it for 200, but our 25 per cent re-
duction places this dainty material on the
bargain table with the root Its name tells
that it is pretty; French pattern* are always
HANDY BARGAINS
Ready -made Buttonholeu, ready for sewing on the
Minnie Frances Burton, Mary Ethel
Hodgson, Peggy Ford.
"Dramatisation of Blackmail." by,
boys of kindergarten.
"Three Little Toad Stools," Mary
Ethel Hodgson, Lorene Brashear, Al-
berta Scarlet.
"Rainbow, or Six Little Fatrles"--
Stella Shanblum, Frances Smith, Syle
via Joseph Peggy Ford, Ruth Gilbert,
Katherine Bugge.
"Rowboat." bv seven girls.
Recitation—Stella Shanblum.
Recitation—"Jolly," by Peggy Ford,
Fold Dance—"Chimes of Dunkirk."
by Frances Smith and Frank Hill, Min-
nle Frances Burton and Ben Al Shan-
blum, Stella Shanblum and Will Arthur
Rounds, Sylvia Joseph and Kenneth
Payne, Ida Wolfson and Sterling Up-
dike, Alberta Scarett and O. B. Holt
Josephine Hodgson and Gue Campbell
Soldier Boy and Drill—Will Arthur
Rounds, Sterling Updike. O. B. Holt
Gus Campbell, Frank Hiil, John Roun-
saville, Kenneth Payne.
Pretty and simple in design, this surpassingly
beautiful, sheer material appeals to you in a
way that almost suggests Ite own way of
making, it looks so cool and inviting in its
soft colorings. Stores advertise it as 25c
a -
ning 11 nee tostYrom the fretght yards
in North Fort Worth.
one explanation of their presenge is
that the ar sutveyine a line front
th* sits ot th* present tretght yards
across the river to ths reoentiy pur-
ohasea pFeperty at th* foot of hast
Ninth efeL —
Then again, it is sala, that the Cot-
ton Belt M tigurine on mexine exten:
•Ivo Investments in bottom land
around Fort Worth. becnuue of th*
plan to ohvert much of this land into
actory eltes
yWase 50c and Mo Rid-
I bone to be placed on
( Mia A clean-up of
X our Ribbon etock of
F bolt ends; delicate
tintu and rich comdt-
- nations of all sorts of
l ' new designe; no mat-
A ter whether they cost
« sea SOe or 750 the
‘ yard; your chotce
. for-
new w T. ioscue has been.bere
a week with a corp, ot rodmen. run-
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Shirt Waist Suits
$4.00 to $7.50
Values $1.95
day.
H A, GausewitE, aivtston wuperin-
isodont of the Fort Worth A Donver,
spent yesterday in Fort Worth, leav-
ing last night tor his henquartera at
Childress.
Traveling Engineer Charles Walker
of theSanta F* passe through Fort
Worth yesterday an route from Dough-
tery, Okla., to which point he pilote
the privat ear of Vlo* Presideht and
General Manager F 9 Pettibone. This
oar hen only recently been worked
ever in the Cieburne shops.
L B mmona, commercial agent of
the Fort Worth A Denver at Amarillo
is la Fort Werth._______
Leeemettve Hiremam Injured.
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY
tion is not assigned you, J
For full particular address "
DALLAS Ta LEGRAPH COLLEGE,
Dallas, Texas.
$1.50 Value for 98c
Ladies’ nice Muslin Petti-
coats, with wide flounce,
beautifully trimmed with
good laces and dainty hem-
stitched tucks and fine em-
broideries ; splendid values at
51.50; for . ...........984
Fort Worth shippers are going to
load the fight against th» proposed
surrender of indemnity bonds on ship-
per's order mhipmenta.
U. A PawetE, secretary of the Fort
woith freight bureau, sad A P. Fute,
cm copes of the Wapis-Piatter Grocet
oMapaay, have peen appointe4.a ape-
cla committee to go before the gen-
oral —— «—r negoiation at the meet-
lag in August and request them to re-
uSm ths railroads' determination to
abolish thene bonds.
The shippers have recetvea trust-
worthy information that the general
maneuers have pemeed come kind of a
renoluion in regard to their futur.
course of actio ca the Indemity
bona. Just what this resolution is has
not been made known to th* jobDder
and relit, Ml patron*
Bome cemmunteation has passed ber
tween C Hamilton, vics president ana
zeerai manager of the Texas Central
and president of the Oenered Managers'
assoeutton, and the local shippers. Mr.
Hamilton has written that the assocla-
titiei will be glad to bear what ths chip-
pers have to say about the bondn.
Meoera FawkMt and #ute will ask
tuenefa[ manegers to leav* th*
ahivdn order buefhess la statu <«•
They will ask what the fltronda con-
tian* to accept the Indemnity bonds In-
Mood or the oMDs of lading, and will
iry to shew how roweh of th* shipping
buMaoss of Fort Worth and North feg-
** u ,ovzfed on through these indem-
" The movamem to do ayay wHh thee
indemnity bonds waa begun la this
25c<
25c,35c and 4Oc Values"
in Corset Cover Embroideries and T
Flouncings dp to full 18-inch widths in X
eyelet and French* raised patterns in '
splendid assortment; choice 194.
ter, assisted by Mise
Following le the programme:
_____ Opening—Flower basket march, led
in Is by Minnis Franoss Burton and Lancia
mixed Wolfe, the two smallest girls la ths
kindergarten.
Group of Songs—"Golden Tulips."
"Lady Moon,” and “A Boat Rid*, ' by
Ida Wolfson. Lorsns Brashear, Merely
Suggs, Sylvia Joneph, Wlorence Smith.
"Caterpillars" — Joasphins Hodgsoa.
Ignore Wolte.
Reottation—By Rosalind Gardner.
Physical Exercises—By whois kin-
Aergarten.
Recitation—By Frances Smith.
Group of Songs— "Awake says the
Sunebln*." “Knives and Forks, and “
Love Little Kitty," by Katherine Buggs.
Greoevme, Texas, June It—(Special.)
Tentefay evenine Fireman J. 9 quet-
tiebaum was seriously hurt while help-
ing to load coal at the chutes. He was
standing on ths tender pulling ths rope
to IM the seal down when Ue E,-
occufred. The rope broke and — .—
between tbo tender and the building
ot KJ Eitainzaomep:
ophuqlous when taken home and la ee-
mgiz ^t"n^W gl Ealyrda.
pnKa6aprz X 19 2na“a
bulMins. He was not injured aa badly
M qualdebaum.
Sometimes on a warb, sunny morn-
ing, Jack ana ths fivs chicks ars
taken to tbo jail yard for a romp in
the fresh air. Then Jack fully realises
the duties devolving upon him and
heras the five yellow chek with wis-
dom and forethought. He knows just
how far they may wander after tiny
bugs and Just when they should bs
cbased back. When one of Ue chicks
becomes alarmed at some strange, ter-
rible object in the yard, it runs to
Jack for protection, and Jack bristle*
up and grow;*, even though his good
dog bens tolls him that there is noth-
ing to bs feared.
Bo Jack, the beautiful Scotch ter-
rier, and the five little orange-colored
chicks, are inseparable. The chicks ars
growing as only chicks can on juicy
corn meal and finely cut boiled egg.
Jack watches thslr feathers sprout and
their wings grow and their legs as
they straighten out, and often seems
sad at the peMbects of his five charges
deyelopine Into big, squalling hans and
vain, arrogant roosters. It is to bs
wondered if the five yellow chickens
will still recognise the guardian of
their youth when they have arrived
- -- -Te that makes them desirable
...-----Junqay dinner. Sometimes Jack
is sad, as if he wsrs looking Inta ths
future.
ever, as he had a perfect right to do.
Jack immediately took the chicks un-
der his protection.
At tint Mrs. Burroughs watched with
suspicion ths fondness of Jack for the
chicks. Ulterior motives wars suspected,
but Jack soon proved by the tendemness
and care with which he guarded the lit-
tle fowl* that his was a paternal love.
So the five chicks were resigned to the
care of Jack and Jack has nobly
guarded the trust.
In a cracker box about six inches
high the chicks are rapidly growing to
chlekenhgoa. Tiny feathers are sprout-
ing to take the place of the soft down.
Their gentle cheeps are giving away to
shrill chirps. All ths time Jack views
with amaement and aver increasing
wonder the transformation of ths Ut-
tls balls of down Into oreatures with
legs and hands and wings.
'Durtag the day when ths five chicks
run about te floor of the jail. Jack
lays on a bench and watches them
with the proverbial one eye of the
sleeping dog. At the slightest sign
of trouble, at the least chipper of
alarm from the chicks. Jack is alert
Arm is at Hurtimg
At night the five chicks are the first
to retire. When they are safety simp- ---
ing Jack romps about the room for at ths agi
a whits for exorcise, then goes and for the Bui
gently curls up beside the five chicks.
They awaken whsn thetr protegtor Joins
them, and snuggle up close to his warm
hair, softer tn the mother feathers
of a hen. So they sleep all night, Jack
not daring to move for fear of crush-
ing ons of ths mile chicks, and ths five
tiny creatures trustfully sleeping.
If during the day one ot the chicks
falls out of the box, Jack is greaUy
alarmed, unless Mrs. Burrough* 1*
present. The first time one of the
charges strayed out of the box. Jack
raced about the room barking loudly
until help appeared in the form of Mr.
Billy, as Assistant Jailer MeCaf, -
known. Mr. Billy at once receEnl--
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box. So the next time a chick got from
MP, sr-an te.Ehtpphe St
of down to the side of the box and
then tried to lift it in with his mouth
But Jack was so afraid of crushing
the ehieKen with his sharp teeth that
he could not hold it tightly enough to
lift it. He worked for fifteen minutes
trying to get it back into the box, but
without succeeding. Jack lay down be-
side th* box and tried to get the chick-
These Sheet sales always get
a generous response, espe-
cially from the larger users
of sheets, which come from
hotels, boarding and rooming
houses, and this sale will be
more attractive than ever.
850 Sheets, splendid quality,
hemstitched, full sice, 81x90
inches; for our cut price
of . ----- ------- ....754
A good Plain Sheet, size 8ix
90 inches; plenty of good
wear in this; sold at 69c; our
price . .--.594
Heavy sheets which sold for
59c and very heavy; size 8r
X90 inches; special at..494
Pillow slips to go with the
sheets if you want them.
We have made these extra
cut prices as an inducement
to outfit your beds.
20c Pillow Cases, size 42x36;
our best, for.154
15c Pillow Cases, size 42x36;
for . ---------------
12%c Pillow Cases, size 42
Eount"ai.® • en I
Jack, la a beautiful netie Boot ch ter-,
fter, the particular pet of Mr*. Bur-
rough, the wife of the jailer. Now
Jack ha* takan it unto himiseir to rAIse
a brood of shickena So for two weeks
Jack haa day and night guarded and
watched over five 1t00 yellow ohlck-
en*. And the little burches of uat-
fron down have taken tp their atranga
guardian, run to him for protection and
at night oquggle cjose to th* dog for
warmth and tn* protootion that an old
biddy would give them.
It came about this way. The five
ohleks were taken Trom their mother
whan a week old, and placed In a box
pnttrs in the office of the Jail. Jaok
had been the pet of the Jail and when
____ the five little Intruder* appeared, be
acotden locked upon them with great Intereet.
I he fell fnatesa of manifesting jealousy, how-
ro dose out a lot of Lawn, Ging-
ham and White Pique Jacket
suits, daintuy trimmed with
laces; dresses and suite; some of
them have become mussed from
handling; former prices were
from 14.00 to $7.50; choice of the
lot tomorrow . --------- ■ fl 95
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Notea m=d Permonata
’ W. R Green, vice president and gen-
eral manager of the Trinity A Braape
Valley, spent yenterday and last night
lx Fort Worh. He wl return to
Houston this morning.
R. B. Webb, qommerotai agent for
the Intergational • Great Northern,
went to Mnera Wells yesterday att-
ernoon to meet his family.
W. C Connor Jr. seneral freight
agent of the Trinity A BAsos V*lley.
waa in the City from Houston yester-
His ears stend at attention, his tail
stiffens and he points his head at the
seat of the trouble with a comical
-------- -1 air. It one ot hiq pets has
___I from the rest, got lost in the
-aze behind a desk, Jack slowly and
cautiously herds it back to^he box.
"rh
Etkzza-ae
rather te the indemnity bonde,
thereby doing their business oh a cred-
it basls and making the railroads a
“Kls^rW’K??- Worth swp-
izroppnlazdmnsvrani
with ths present conditions under which
the Shipper's order busln*e* l* *parated
1* taken ae an indication that the
snippers of Texas are going to take
up arms agatn the proposedaction by
th* railroads
cuockxg oven RATEA
Twin Commtttee Um Kot omgleted
ibers at specimi Sowto*.
On* of th* most important meetines,
which th* Bouthwestern tariff eom-
miite has evr held, took atemporary
recess jn St. Louis last night and th*
Fort Worth men who hav* been in at-
endano started homo. In the party
were U A Pawhett secretary o the
Noi Worth freight bureau: W. F.
serlez. «qnera fright agen of the
Fort Worth A Denver, and J. a Me:
cube, gsnoral fralght agent of the
Reeis anion has baen held to check
over oottpn tariffs and many other
r"h, cot-
ton rates. It is said that the reason
for this was that last year, when the
Texas railroads pat down th«.zate 29
cotton from Texas points to th* suit
the stsamshto companies immediately
raised to okhet this reduction
NO RATE avvanom -
en to climb up on hi® body Into the
box, but either because the dog lan-
guage and the chicken language are so
different or because the chicken was so
excited. Jack eould not make it un-
derstand Jack was finally greatly re-
lieved when Jailer Burroughs appeared
to put the chicken back with the rest.
Romp in Fresh Air.
wide withs, beautiful patterns in wide as-
sortment; choice for one day...... .394
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Woodbury'S Tooth “0
Powder • - .....154 r
I Woodland violet 1
I Toilet Ammonia, 360 /
I bottles for . .. A
Pompeiian Massage W
Cream, 50c jars k8
for............ \
Surgeon’s Carbolic
Soap for • 104
Danderine Cures
dandruft; our price
Ranes* Toilet Pumice
Stone for . . -.-104
Ite Tooth Brushes,
good bristles,
for . ...........104
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The Fort Worth Record and Register (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 242, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 14, 1908, newspaper, June 14, 1908; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1499041/m1/4/?q=Cadet+Nurse+Corps: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .