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National Republican., 1885-12-21

The selection of the Finest Quail
ties of Lucca Oil has been made a
specially by S. Rae & Co., of Leg
horn, for the last half century. S.
Rae g. Co.'S Finest "Sublime
Lucca Oil is guaranteed to be abso-
lutely what it is described as, viz:
The Very Finest Pure Olive Oil for
eating purposes made in Tuscany,
which nothing can surpass and it
is always of uniform standard excel
lence. A trial of S. Rae & Co.'S
Brand of Lucca Oil will convince
anyone OF its superiority to the
other brands now largely sold in the
United States, and at the same time
prove that the Finest Olive Oil is an
excellent article of food.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
What We Are Doing;

We put upall "half-dozens" and Fine Handker-
chiefs in attractive and appropriate boxes, free OF
cost.
We put up all "halfdozens'' and Fine Lisle-
thread Silk Hosiery in attractive and appropriate
boxes, free of cost.
We put up all "half dozens" and Fine Gloves in
attractive and appropriate boxes, free of cost.
We put up all "half.dozens" and Fine Collars
for both ladies and men in appropriate boxes free
OF cost.
We put up all Lace Fichus, Lace Ties, Hand ker
chiefs, &C., in attractive and appropriate boxes, free
Of cost.
We put up all Mems Fine suspenders In attractive
and appropriate boxes, fiee Of cost.
Where the attractiveness of any goods is enhano
we put them up in elegant and appropriate boxes
bought expressly for Holiday trade free of cost.
We would again call attention to the many ad-
vnntages to be derived in making your selections
now while the assorments are complete thus avoid.
ing the inconvenience and annoyances incident in
delaying until few days before Christmas.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
RUFFLINGS.

l5,000 yards Ruiillngs, fine imitation
Crepe Lisse, at 8 and 10c. yard.
1880 yards Rufilings, finest Crepe Lisse,
at 25c. yard; worth so and 75c, yard.
The quantity of above goods being so
large, we were obliged to place them on
our second floor.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

Now, In order to make this an interesting sale, we
have added the following
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, ana RUGS.
lot Of Gray Blankets at 50c.
i lot Of Gray Blankets, laTge size, TOc
i lot Of Il-4 Gray Blankets, OOC
] lot Of lid Gray Irish FrieZe at 81 80.
lot Of White Blankets NJ D;ic.
lot of White Blankets, LID, at Sl,30.
lot OF white blankets, 1O-4, WOOL l,70.
lot Of White Blankets, l1-1 wool, 81. 90.
lot Of All-wOOl Blankets, $500.
] lot of All-wOOl Blankets, ll-i, s400
! lot Of lO-i Red Blankets, Sl.2O.
Every pair Of these Blankets worth fully 20 per
cent. more at the lowest calculation.
/ lot OF Bed Comforts at dOc,
i lot Of Bed Comforts at OOc
lot Of bed Comforts, large size, SIC.
lot of l1-1 Bed Comforts bOrderGd, O0c.
lot of l1.4 Oll.Calico, Sl.3O.
] lot Of CretOnne 81 90.
lot Of Door Mats, soc.
lot Of smyrna Mats, 57c.
lot Of smyrna Mats better, 0Oc.
lot Of Smyrna Mats larger 00c.
/ lot of Smyrna Mats, still larger, S1.1O.
lot of large Brussels Rugs Sl.lO.
lot Of large Velvet Rugs, sl,2i.
lot Of largest Smyrna Rugs, $3.50; sold for sl.OO
a great quantity more at the same cut rates.
Our candid conviction freely expressed that any
Of these goods are u nice, acceptable present fir
those that are making them, and for those that
must have them great saving can be made. We
also have full line OF Fancy Goods, such ms we
mentioned I'm our last weeks advertisement, which
We are selling rapidly ON account Of the low prices
National Republican., 1885-12-21

a,,h ~ g''ts
take shadow for substance, aud furnish the
body, instead of the mind ana heart. But
wise friends of ambitious and worthy young
persons, who have during the past twenty
years purchased at the holiday season scholar
ships In the Spenccrian Business College, have
already rcaped full reward in the successful
lives and grateful hearts of many young re-
cipicnts of these discreet benetactiOns.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

The trial Of Robert orr and Frank Gallagher
indicted In December 1881, for the murder of
stephen Tyrtell, has been set for next Wedncs.
day. The district attorney Will prosecute for
mnnslnmehIer.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
Now We Will Tell You How We Can
Make Money by Realizing Cost.

The depression in trade has been wonderful every
where. We have bought more goods than usual this
fall, anticipating good trade as that was the uni
versal cry at the outset Of the season. but those that
prophesied In this case must have been boon COM
panions OF Prof. Virgins and made terrible fail
ure. Our stock Is very large and, in fact too large
for this season Of the year. About three weeks ago
the Excelsior Suit and Cloak Company OF New York
offered us lot Of $50 Coats OF all kinds in medium
goods the balance they had hand of this seasons
production, at very low figure, We, thinking that
there was some big money In them for us, bought
them and sold quantity, but we still have some OF
the cream left, and We just came to the conclusion
that was the best opportunity TO sell them; and
II we can dispose of them at cost and realize the
cash md make our discount we are still making
money We have divided every LOT and numbered
them from to lSwith new tickets, and each gar
ment marked according to this list:
Lot J.; 10 Dolmans, assorted sizes and colors sold
Lot . 0 Union Cashmere Newmarkets, sold at
800; now 1924.
Lot g. II All-wool Jersey Coats, large sizes among
thCm, sold at 80 550, now s269
Lot4. 10 Light Cloth Walking Goats, astrakhan
trimmed, sold at $3.50, now $500.
Lot b. assorted Short Coats, mixed lot, sold at
Lot o, 8 Russian Circulars, full astrakhan
trimmed, sold AT $500 now S509.
Lot Z: Rhadamo satinEClrculars, "a, 80, and
3s, sold At sl275, now $500.
Lot 8. 10 Black Beaver Goats, satin and fur
trimmed all Sizes sold at $500 now $500.
Lot o. 3 Jersey Newmarkets, sold at 1915, now
$3.50.
Lotto. s Plain Newmarkets, made Of Berlin TWILL
sold at $500, now 1924.
Lot IL. Black Brocnde Plush visites trimmed
In fur, feather and chenille, sold ut sl3.5O. now S.
Lot IL. 2.yery fine Seal Plush Ylsltes, nothing
finer IN the market, sold nj $50, now s23.00.
Lot 10. IL Children's Coats, plush pockets and
cuffs, sold ct 200, now 81 90.
Lot ii. 1S Children's HayeOcks, assorted lots,
sold at s4B0, now s2.7O.
Lot 10. 81 Children's Imported Coats, to IL
years, sold at 81, now 800
LOt10. 10 ChildTen's Coats, sizes from to 4,
made Of fine cloth, sold at $3.50, now S2,40.
Lot II. 8 Misses Hovel0cSs, sizes Ii and 10
years sold at SO 30, now S2.70
Lot Is. 20 Misses Hayelocks, very neatly made
and perfect fitting, sold at $3.50, now $500. This
lot are all large sizes.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

bic shapes, not old odds and ends, at 23c.
each.
LOCO yards satins, good quality and first
class colors, suitable for evening wear, at
5Oc.; worth SOC. yard. We have cheaper
goods, but this line is great bargain.
100 dozen Corsage Bouquets at Csc.
100 " " 39c.
100 4" /" " 4Sc.
100 dozen extra fine Corsage Bouquets
from 7jc, to So.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

Our C us t O m C r S are in
formed that we will keep open
evenings during next week,
and instead of lighting our
establishment with poor gas
or Pickering electric light, we
have a bright, steady electric
light, and we advise all who
can possibly do so to shop
between S and 9 p. m, as we
can then give them not only
the light Of day, but the time
and attention impossible to
give during the crow d c d
hours.
Come early or late if you
wish to avoid the crowd.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

Marriage licenses nave been issued to
the following: Maurice Glaser and Car.
ric Block: Manly Chase aud Belle Ken.
ncdy; C. VI. SiZcr and Mollic S. Hines; Luclcu
Nonh and Emma Turner both of King George
county, Va; J. L. Lucas and Miranda &. Grier.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
Christmas Laccs.

We shall continue the grand
sale of fine real Duchesse
Laces bought at the recent
New York auction sale an
other week, and single out
for special mention:
Fine Duchesse Laces, s1.35, Sl.50, s1.75, so,
1925, 1919 1929, a., and IS per yard Each
number u genuine bargain.
stock, comprising Sets, Fichus, Ties. &c.
(Second Fl0or-Take the Elevator.l
WOODWARD & L0THR0P.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
THE SMALL THINGS or A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.


city Briefly Put.
VIM. L. Riley has been arrested by Officer
Maddox on the charge of writing policy.
A lap robe, worth $3.50 was stolen from Dan.
IIoughrans delivery wagon on ii street. near
Fist, Saturday.
A brown overcoat, with 50, was stolen from
Thomas McNamara's house, .lS5 street south
west on the night of the 18th.
A slight fire occurred Saturday afternoon in
the stable In the rear Of a house corner of Sew
enth street road and POmeroy street.
A lot of wash clothes lcit on clothes line
to dry in the yard Of Elizabeth Toles, i3i First
street southwest, were stolen Friday night
Louis Goldman, who kept pawn shop, No.
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, has made an as.
signment to Leopold Luchs for the benefit of
ms creditors.
J. s. Coolridges stable in Stanton alley, near
fontleCnlh and LStrCCts,wns broken INTO on the
night fthc 18th instant and a let of harness val
uGd at SIS was stolen.
While Weller & Repettls delivery wagon
was waiting in front Of customers place
Wednesday afternoon n thief stole 1000 cigar.
cites and two boxes of cigars.
The case against Hugh Hcaly, the driver
whose carriage Iran over Augustus Stciblc on
Friday night, has been indefinitely continued
to await the result of Steible's injuries.
one set of wagon harness, one set .of coupe
harness. and Concord birdie, brass mount.
1913 Four.and-a.half street southwest, Friday
night Value, Sos
A lot of boys, playing with matches, Saturday
morning, caused pile of boxes in the yard Of
lGlS seventeenth street TO catch. An alarm
nom box Pol brought out the fire department,
but the flames were put out on the arrival of
the engines.
A hungry thief broke into Richard Landon's
coOkshop, 3Jt Nirginia avenue southwest,
Thursdny night After nosing around he failed
To find anything but 81 worth OF raw vcgtta.
bles, and these he took rather than go away
empty handed.
Samuel /. Perry, colorcd was arrested Sat.
urdny night by the officers of the second pre-.
Cinct At the station house he was charged
with keeping an alleged disOrderly house aud
an unlicensed bnr. Frederick Long. Walker
Dean, Edward Archer, and Rochester Scott
were also arrested at the same time, and were
each charged with dlsOrdcrly conduct.
The magnificent exhibition of Khorassau
hall rugs, Mecca prayer rugs silk Persian,
Dapcstnn, Shirvan, and BOkhara rugs, antique
saddlc.bnFs. ana royal cashmere and Kiskllim
carpets, with a lot Of elegantly embroidered
Tufkhh table covers Damascus yellow silks,
Antigt1 tides, aud Bulgarian dOyleys, opens
to-day nt DunCnusOn Bros, corner of Ninth
ana y streets. The auction sales begin to-
morrow at II u. N. and 3p, M.
e
OwiNG TO the death of Mrs. Eiscman, Else
man Bros clothing store corner of Seventh
A. NVi No Tuns1oy
National Republican., 1885-12-21
a Check Forger Abroad.

A white man entered the store of Abraham
Depue, 1905 Fourand.a half street southwest,
Saturday, and after making a few trining
purchases. he presented n forged check, on
which he received Sl3 in money Mr. Dupuc
subsequently discovered that the check had
bpen forged
National Republican., 1885-12-21
Marriage Licenses.

CoLwELL ASD GARDNER, champion athletic
skaters, every night this week at Ninth street
81.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
Dress GarHiture to Order.

These goods we bought specially, know
ing the demand for pretty flowers for re-
ceptlon day.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

We put up all purchases
in Gloves, &C., that will war
rant it, in appropriate Christ
mas boxes, bought expressly
for the purpose.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
Our Patrons
A pour-year old Indictment.

will Get the benefit OF our oycrproductlo
Elslman Bros, corner 1th and +.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
FURS! FURS! FU RS

FURS! FURS! FU RS
Ladies and Children's Fur Capes, Col
lars, and MuiIs,
in all the Latest Fashionable Designs
Seal Sacques,
All Lengths and Prices.
Seal Caps for Ladies and Gents.
Boys Seal Caps at $1.OO.
Black Hare Mufrs of excellent quality
at $1.O0.
Ladies' Beaver Mufis from 5000 up.
Gents Fur Gloves and Collars.
Also Gents Dress and Driving Gloves.
Carriage Robes.
Foot Muiis for Driving.
Good, Warm Fur Caps at $e and $3.50.
Fur Trimming,
Of all kinds and widths, but only Of good reliable
qualities, and ut same prices as the many inferior
grades now In the market.
Special attention is called to our
Beaver Trimming.
II Is the handsomest ever shown in this city hav-
ing been cut to our order fTom the finest selected
SKINS which are used only for very choice furs.
JAMES Y. DAYIS' SONS,
HATTERs AND FURRIERs,
National Republican., 1885-12-21

In the great rush of Holiday Buslnes s
we wish to call your attention to some few
specialties we have bought this week
200 dozen Felt Hats, Blacks, Browns,
Blues, Myrtles, and Drabs, in good desira.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
Christmas Table Linens-Immense Bar
gains.

gains.
Having closed out a large
line of Bleached Linen Table
Damasks, Of the celebrated
manufacture of VIM. Liddell
& Co., of Belfast, Ireland, at
a great discount from cost Of
importation, we are offering
an extraordinary opportunity
to supply their Christmas ta-
bles with fine Table Linens at
exactly half the usual price.
1000 yards 6s.lnch Double Damask Table Lin.
en-, excellent quality, only Toe per yard
This quality was imported TO retail at $3.50 per
yard.
Dinner Napkins In all sizes at equally low prices
Fine Damask Table Cloths, Doylies TO match, In
white cream, and white and cream with fancy bor-
ders.
Cloth, . yards long, with Doylies, s3 per set.
Cloth, 2ih yards long, with Doylics, $3.50 per Set
Cloth, yards long. with Doylies, "a per set.
WOODWARD LOrHROP.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
Dry GoODs.
Grand Sale of
Christmas Gloves

What lady could possibly
fail to appreciate a couple or
a half dozen Kid Gloves, put
up in a neat, tasty, and APP
propriate box, as a Christ
mas present?
We have made special ef-
forts to secure the best to be
had to retail at certain prices,
and cannot see how any other
houses could possibly offer
the same inducements as re-
CARDS style, quality, and low
ness Of price. We quote:
KLndles' 4 and e.button Perinot suede Gloves,
plain and embroidered backs, in tans, browns,
grnys, and black.
Ladies' o and S.button Pernot Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves in evening shades Of very light tans.
Ladies, 4.button Porrin's Suede Gloves, self EN-.
broidered backs. in all dark and light shades OF
tans.
Ladies' 12, II, 10, 1s, 30, and 30.button Nous.
quetaire Suede Gloves in medium and very light
shades Of tan, especially for evening wear; unques.
tionably the best line ever displayed by US.
DRESSED KID GLOVES
Ladies' 4 and 0-button fine Dressed Kid Gloves,
In new shades Of tans and browns, sl.25 and 90
per pair.
spECIAI--Indics' b-button Pinked-wrist Real
per pair.
Ladies' a and 0-button Real Kid Gloves, in new
shades of browns and tans extra.ine quality, sl.7O
and 81 per pair.
Ladies' Dog skin Fleece.lined Fur.top Gloves, at
81, s1.25, and 100 per pair.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
HATTERs AND FURRIERs,
Established 1880. 62l PRNNA. AVE.

w II. narrower,
w. Manufacturer OF
STOVES, RANGES, AND FURNACES,
And Dealer In
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERATORs,
TIHWARE, HOUsEFuRNISHING GOODS,
dc., &C.,
BI3 Seventh 81. N. W., near Pa, Ave-,
Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!

300 Misses Toilet Sets, Celluloid Mirror,
Comb and Brush, in White Shell, Amber,
and Canary, at $1.24; regular price, S9.25.
800 Ladies' Toilet Sets, as above, at $l.6S;
regular price, $3.50.
Plush Toilet Sets, Work Boxes.
Manicure Sets, Poker Sets.
Odor Cases, Misses Toilet Sets.
Christmas Cards.
Plush Albums, Leather Albums, Metal
Albums.
Wax Dolls, Bisque Dolls, Dressed Dolls.
Whisk Holders, Shaving Sets, Mirrors.
Handkerchiefs, sink Mufllers, Silk Hand
kerchiefs.
Ask to see our 25c. Silk Handkerchiefs;
all colors and warranted all silk.
Ladies' and Children's Cloaks.
Duchesse Laces.
Gloves, Leather Goods, Jewelry, Per-
fumery.
National Republican., 1885-12-21
DRESSED KID GLOVES.
MEMS CHRISTMAS GLOVES.

Our stock OF Mems Gloves is very large, and the
assortment particularly complete, whether for
street, evening wear, driving, and we have made
specially low prices on them In order to create
demand and do n large business
Mems 2-button Chevereau Dressed Kid Gloves
embroidered on backs, in q variety Of brown and
shades, excellent value. only $3.50 per pair.
Mems 2.button nne "Perinotr Real Kid Gloves,
embroidered OH backs, extra good quality, In all tho
desirable brown and tan shades, only 81 per pair.
Full stock Of Mems Dog Skin Fleece.lined Far.
top Gloves, in black and colors, Zoe, 81, 1.12Ia,
sl.25, s1.37ia, sl.50, s1.75, and 81 per pair
National Republican., 1885-12-21

OwiNG 10 the death of Mrs. Eiscman Else.
man Bros clothing store, corner of Seventh
and l. streets, will be closed until Tuesday
morning, Dec. %.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

We have placed this Brand
of Table Oil in stock, and
offer it as the best that
money can buy.
National Republican., 1885-12-21

Now, in order to make this an interesting sale, VI
have added the following
National Republican., 1885-12-21

Some say 1t is folly, but we think 1t wise,
TO sell our stock ut the price advertised,
We mention no profit, although 1t Is lost,
We are still making money If we realize cost,
National Republican., 1885-12-21

special sale of Misses and
ChilGren's Coats and Newman
kets regardless of coat,
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
CELEBRATION.

The Anniversary Of the Twenty
frs. wear of tire order Of the b. OF
p. Will be on Thursday next, FEB.
18th. 1885. The members Of {. +.
Balfour Lodge No. II will have
celebration. which will consist OF a
supper and music and dancing for
those who like to participate III this
kind of enjoyment The ladies' gen
.ral!v are invited to attend. Also to
assist in the preparation Of asapper
The gentleman will be required to
psv . small fee which will be used
toward paving for music &c, but the
ladies are cordially invited to attend
and no aInilt.nc fee will be re-
ouired Of them. Remember that
this isa general invitation and TO
everybody. no one need think Of
heinz SIGHTED. for all the ladies are
especially invited and Of course sheii
escorts will be too maSnah.nous u
expect to enjoy TIE festivities with
on, paving for same. The lodge has
chosen the io;'nwing brethren Of
committee on engagements: IS. u
E.lw ards, J u. Simms, Is. X. McLe
more. Co. =. H. Moore and Z. K
Bs!four. We are authorized to ex
teud a general aud cordial invitation
to all, inside and outside of TIE or
der.
The follow ing are the af-rent committee
for the supp-s. Bail &c. which comes on mex
Thursday nsbt. the 18Th. inst.
COMMITTEE N SUPPER ARRANGE
MENTS
W. Simms. 81 Edwards. + xon'
, you.rv. W. p. Vaughan, Lem Scott sud
J. Pugh.
CT. Bslfour. d. K. Mcintosh and G.
Wright
CT Nonre. K. B. swift. & W. virgil
RP Nilh.m., + McDmsii. II. +. Vrker
: J. L Spencer. G L Boy anil j. \" Ei''on
FLOOR MAEAG RS.
B.R NrL-more. ". r. Baird, r. Ne
,I.. D. Nct'orxe. ; SUmmetlin. W.
|. f Williams. A L.nisu~r sni Med Collins
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

TIE following. winch We find in
the New Orleans Times-Democrat,
will be read with pleasure everywhere
in tn. South. II vaccination affords
ANYTHING like the same immunity from
yoilow fever, thst the same process
furnishes from small po1, the dwell
lers in Southern ATTITUDES can snap
their fingers in defiance at the sail.
ronhued scourge of the tropical and
semi-tropical regions
Word comes from Brazil that DIR.
Dominicas Freire, who has been e1-
perimenting with view to ascertain
ing the effects Of vaccination against
yellow fever, has been practically Il,
/ Illustrating his theory upon himself
and some hundreds of wharf labor.
ers and British sesmon. 1t IS noted
that not one Of the men has beer
stricken with the fever, though 1t hal
been prevalent among their unvscc'
caasl companions
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

On account OF the opposition OF
Senator Shermon. the Masonic fra
ternity will not participate IN the
dedication of the Washington Mon
ument in the District Of Columbia.
The fsther of his country was lead
ing member of the order and the
masons, particularly those of the Viz
GINA Lodge that Washington found
ed, would have esteemed it q dlstin-
guished duty to be present and all
in the festivities Of the dlv-E-.
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

Peterson's i....tZine for March
opens VT a beautiful :;a'-plate IF
two girls caught in s.-..A-st"rm, and
entitled The Sisters" illustrating d
powerful story Ivy Frank Lee Bene-
dict. In sddirion. there is the usual
double-sizs fsshi"nr'ate, prlnten
from steel, and colour.d ~ inn'i:
"p.,ec;nn' being th- only ina:sziu"
to give these expensive aud refined
fashion rl.tes. Besides this, there is
rcior-d patterr frs THY ca JAVA
Canvas; = capital humorous iilu-,ra-
ton, "rhe 3 l.a,ue1ed Garrison ;
and some fifty woodcuts Of isslno''-
embro:ders' work table drsigns, All
other things useful to ladies. l Z
principal article is All illustrated "ne
entitled "WHshinSton CITY: It, Pc.
,o,1A Side" u remarkably NeI-v IT.
ten and discriminating PAPER on ;ht
Federal City, considered Srtistlca.ly
Al cilit-cturail!, sociallv, etc, etc
The stories, ~ alwaysis "Pe'ersonS,
are the very best Of their kind. lh'
continued nov.let-"The Los
Ariadne, by Mrs. John Sherwood, o
New York INCREASES in power viii
every number. Every lady, as "
have often said, onght to take tht
magazine. The price is but two do
lars a wear, with great deductions t
clubs. Address Charles j. Peterson
3U6 Chestnut Street, philadelphia
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

1t WAS orr inteutinn t" publish the
report Of the 1T nd jury but inss-
much As it j. very personal aud would
in al probability call forth personal
replies that would be likely toengeh-
der bad feeling ne refrain FROM lu"-
fishing it. We DO not come to thi'
conclusion for fear Of any pers"ns!
displeasure of any one but for the
simple reason thst 1t Is not our prov
ince or duty to produce that which
would necessita;e a reply, and a n
personal cards are charged IS adser-
tis-uients aud 10 one proposing 10
pay for the report We refrain from
uublishinr il.
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
Religious Directory.

hegnla' servic-, of III. Ravvll" Sart-
thurrh-Tu., S'.ni-v IN e~rh mnuih e ser
R.vn-. p,.im H,2,,, snni ,y Schoo!
'v.ry >"ni J nruins
N-s"lsr service. ~ Methodist Episcopal
thur''t->rc"ni Snri,v 10 -sr' rl.,rth -
Kew |. j. Munhoii,n I. P & R,yvrll- CIR,
:u"---n>
H-x,,~ rvir. ~ R,yv,ll. rr-.hvre' ~
e. np,-l, Factor II p re" ".,U >u"lss
J ts'sf every Sunday ah-rnocn