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To l. Q c Lamar. Secretary OF the Interior:
Enforcing the Law Against Pool Sellers.

Enforcing the Law Against Pool Sellers.
New YORK, March 6.-Paul Bauer, pro-
prietor Of the West Brighton Hotel, Coney
Island, who had pool rooms in his club
house, opposite the hotel, and said to be
worth 100000, was recently convicted of
pool selling, and to-day, in Brooklyn, was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for thres
months and ray fine OF $50.
Thomas Glass, proprietor OF the Glass
Palace Hotel, opposite the City Hall,
Brooklyn, and convicted OF pool selling
was sentenced to two months in the Peni
tentiary and fined $500.
William Peters. another pool seller. was
senterc ced to twenty days IN all and fined
SlC0
Before sentencing Bauer, Judge Moore
said: Mr.. Bauer comes here. now he las
been convicted, and Gays he will give up this
business. ID would have been much more TO
bis credit had he never allow wed this business
to be carried on in this place instead of
openly defying the law of the land The
question whether pools should be sold upon
race course is one with which we have
nothing to do. II is our duty to eniorcs the
law"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Talk of Another Coal Miners strike.

PITIsBURG, March 6.-To morrow the river
miners will meet in convention In Monon.
gshela City. Delegates are expected from
all the pools along the river. The principal
object of the meeting Is to consider the pro-
priety of demanding advanced rates. The
miners ere now receiving , = cents IN the
first second and third pools, and cents in
the fourth pool. They claim living can
not be made at these wages. a majority of
the riv,,r miners are IN destitute ciTcum-
stances, and while all are anxious 70 take
steps toward having prices increased, many
admit they are In poor shape to take part
in q pro longed strike. The claim is made,
howeve., that there will be demand for
coal SUPPLY by what is known as the spring
run" and that the operators can well afford
to pay an advance. If they decide to strike,
and the railroad miners come out as ordered,
over 010 men will be idle by the middle or
newt week.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The White House and Its Numerous Caller
-Presid ent Adams and His Letter.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The first official
act of President Cleveland was the nomins-
tion O. his Cabinet. His second was to ap
pend his signature to the commission OF u.
s. Grant as an officer on the retired list OF
the army, with the rank of General.
The crowd of callers at the White Hnuse
to-day was even greater than that OF yester-
dav. They began to arrive before the door.
were opened, and continued coming N large
numbers all day. The President recsived
some OF .hem in the library. others in the
East room. Just as happened to be convsn-
lent. This arrangement kept him busy run
ming up and down stairs The majority OF
callers consisted of delegations from differ
eDt States.
The President TO day accepted the resigna-
ton OF n. Ar,hur's Cabinet, anu sigeed the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Emperor william DESTROYS of Maintaining
Cordial Relations.

LONDON, March 6.-Herbert Bismarck Wis
tied the Prince OF Wales to-day. He was
charged with conveying a special communi-
cation to the effect that Emperor William
was desirous of maintaining cordial rela-
tions between the statesmen of England and
Germ any. The German Embassador had a
conference with Granville and gave sssur-
ance that Bismarck was exerting his intiu-
ence to induce the Russian Minister of For
eign Affairs to agree to simultaneous with
drawal of Russians and Afghans from the
disputed frontier outposts.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Attempted Assassination.

BERNE, March 6 An attempt to kill Du.
mur, the presiding Judge of the Police Tri-
bunal at Lausanne, was made to-day. Du-
mur was presiding over civil trial in the
Police Tribunal. The defendant, VI. Charan,
while the case was in progress, drew re-
volver, and pointing it at the Chief udge,
fred. Gearden, Clerk of the Tribunal and
Blanchard, an usher attempted to disarm
him. He succeeded in emptying the re-
volver before overpowered. Dumur was not
struck, but the Clerk and usher we're badly
wounded. Cbaran said he was not sorry for
what he had done. and declared he had gone
into the Tribunal with the intention OF
killing the President and all the other
Judges.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Logsnsport Items.

Special t4the Sentinel.
'LoeANkPoRT, Ind. March Captain a.
NJ. Higgins. one of the oldest citizens Of the
town, died at the advanced age of eighty one
years yesterday afternoon.
George Barnhart, the old farmer who
perjured himself in his efforts to convict
horse traders, has been pronounced insane
by jur~.
A young man named Frank Felker was
badly hurt By being caught betwe ID an en-
giDe and,a coach while making q coupling
last night.
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Insane IN Religion.

AKRON, o., March 6.-Iu the City Prison
this morning Jacob Snyder, aged twenty
five, attempted to kill himself by knocking
bis head against the bars. He is crazy on
religion. Last night the neighbors found
bim strsngling his baby to death, crying out
that the Lord told him 10 sacrifice it. He
was seized and bound
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
n inc Explosion.

LONDON, March 6-There was an explosion
in colliery at KarwiD, Austro-Silesia, to-
dsv. At the time of the explosion 147 men
were in the mine. 1t is unknown whether
apy of them were saved.
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Sent to the state Prison.

Special 70: The Sentinei.
sHELBYvILLE, Ind, March G.-Chsrles
Kesting, who broke into Snaps saloon
here, lew nights since, and was caught
soon toward with s. stolen money on bis
person, pleaded guilty to-day, and was fined
81 and sentenced to one year in ths State
Prison SOuth
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, March 6-Thomas F. Bay
ard of Delaware, for Secretary of State Dan.
iel Manning, of New York, tor Secretary OF
the Treasury William G. Endicott, OF Mas
sschusetts, for Secretary of War; William Q
Whitney, OF New York, for Secretary of the
Navy; Lucius O. G. Lamar, OF Mississippi
for Secretary OF the Interior; William f.
Villas, of Wisconsin, for Postmaster General
Augustus H. Garland, of Arkansas, for at
torDey General.
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INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Ma

wAsHIsGToS. March II a. N.
For thf Ohio and Tennessee Valley - Fair,
slightly colder weather, preceded in Ohio valley
by local Slows winds generally westerly. gen.
orally hi3her barometer preceded in extreme
northeastern portions by falling barometer.
For they Upper Lake Region-Locsl snows,
followed n fair weather. slightly warner, pre-
ceded in ast and south portions by slight fall ID
temperature northerly winds.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Will Not Reassemble the Monetary Con
ference.

BERLIN, March 6-The Reichstag to-day,
in discussing the budget, rejected Won Kard-
rofi's motion in favor of rea!sembling the
Monetary Conferences. The Federal Com
missioner explained the fallacy of the pes
simist statements regarding egold currency
in the German Imperial Bank. He said Of
recent years he has been free from anxiety
concerning the means of retaining gold in
Germany or for procuring fresh supplies.
The fears that special protective measures
would be necessary to retain German gold in
the country were totally unfounded.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Lodge of knights of Honor Formed at
Upton.

Special II the Sentinel.
TIPTo., Ind, March 6.-There was a
Lodge Of knights of Honor organized here
last night with thirty zine charter members.
This looge starts out under the most favor
able circumstances. being composed OF the
leading business men of the town.
The following is a list OF the officers
elected for the ensuing term
P. d., J. NJ. Smith; D., NJ. w. Pershing;
V. D., s M. Scott; A. A., ]. NJ. Fippen; i,
T. w. Nswhouss; F. R., Z. T. Patterson; T..
t. M. Nance; c.. G. NJ. Collins; G.. John
II. Ohilds; G. N, u. B. Brit; S., NJ. Cation;
Trustees, Baker. Smalley and Mendenhsll; I;
Deputy Grand Dictator-at- Large.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Nervous Foreigners in China.

SHANGHAI, March 6.-Foreigners at Ningpo
are exceedingly nervous. Threats are con-
stantly made TO massacre them.
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General Black, of Illinois, Commissioner
of Pensions.

CHICAGO, Ma ch 6.-General John G. Black,
OF Danville, H., is in the city in attendance
on the reunion OF the 18TH illinois Infantry.
The following telegraphic correspondence is
self-ex planaiory:
WASHINGTON, March 6.
To General J. G. Black, Palmer House. Chicago:
The President thinks your Official connection
with bis administration will contribute TO his suc-
cess, and desires me TO ascertain If you will as
sumo the duties OF Commissioner OF Pensions.
cordially JON IN the request. l.. q. c. LAMAR.
CHICAGO, March 6.
To L. q c. Lamar. Secretary OF the Interior:
i thank President Cleveland and yourself. If
my appointment will contribute to the success of
the administration / will accept the position.
Telegraph me when / should arrive in Washing
ton. J.C. BLACK.
General Black says the appointment was
unsolicited.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
Fought with RevoIvers-Both Killed.

LAwRENcEBURe, Ind.. March Civilian
Corbin and John Ga mes. OF Bone County,
Kentucky. fought with revolvers about a
dog, yesterday afternoon. Both we're killed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07
England,s Militia strenrth.

LONDON, March 6.-The total enrolled vol
unteers of Great Britain st the present time
is 215, 900 men, the greatest number yet at
tanned.
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what's ais name?

LONDON, March 6-Society is exercised
oyer the suicide of young Englishman, re-
Gently married. who lately lost $500
gambling at Monaco.
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health is improving and his eyesight better.
When .the cantonment OF the troops IS e.
fected. General Wolseley will go on a tour OF
inspection TO the Nile stations, between As
souan and Dongols. He hss no intention of
leaving Egypt.
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Suffering in soudan.

sUAKIM. March 6.-The troops are suffer
ing greatly in this vicinity from the great
scarcity OF water.
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DUBLIN, March 6.-Thousands OF persons
are signing petitions of various kinds to the
Chamber of Commerce, urging that body to
form grand committee of reception for
the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Wolseley MOI Recalled.

KoRT1, March The report that General
Wolseley has been recalled is denied. His
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20 Years t Agony
ed. The Cuticura Rene
dies Triumphant.

I HAVE been afflicted for twenty years with an
Il obstinate skin disease, called by some NJ. DIS
p-OT1asis, and Others leprOsy, commencing on my
scalp. and in spite of all could do with the help
of the most skilfu doctors, It slowly but surely
entire person in the form OF dry scales For the
last three Years have been unable to do any
labor. and suffering intensely all the time.
Every morning there could be nearly dustDan-
ful OF scales taken from the sheet on my bed,
of tnern half as large as the envelope containing
commenced cracking open. l tried everything,
almost. that could be thought Of without any
relief; The 18th OF JuneI started West, in hopes
j could reach the Hot Springs. / reached De
.roit and was so low l thought should have TO
so 10 the hospital, but finally got far as Lam
Dr. - treated me about two weeks, bat did
me no good All thought had but short time
through the skin all over my back. across nv
ribs. arms. hands limbs, feet badly swollen, toe
nails came of. fngernails dead and hard as bone
God how did suffer.
Ny sister had q small part Ola box OF Cuticura
IN me house. she wouldn give up; ssd lad On we s
hand and arm. Eureka there was relief;
STOPPED the terrible burninS sensation from the
word go. They Immediately got the CUTICURA
REsOLvENr. CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA SOAP. com
menced by taking one tablespoonful of Resolvent
three times a day. after mesls; had a bath once a
day; water about blood heat; used Cuticura cop
freely; applied Cuticura morning and evening.
Result returned TO my home in just SIX weexs
sect OF paper. HIRAM E CARPENT FER
Henderson, Jefferson County, Y.
Sworn to. before me- this nineteenth day of
January, lSsO. A. NJ LEFFISGWELL
Justice of the Peace.
Cuticurs ResoIvent, the new Blood Purifier,
internally and CUTICURA aud CUTIcURA soar, the
great Skin Cures externally, clear he complex
ion, cleanse the .Sgin and Scalp. and purity the
Blood of every species of Itching, scaly, Pimply.
Scrofuous, Mercurial and CaIcerous Humors and
SKIN Tortures when physicians. hospitals, and ali
Other means fail. sold everywhere. Price: CUTI-
CT sA. so cents; SOAP, % cents: REsoLvEST, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston.
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pEaJTJV,S BATH. The CUTICURA MEDICINAL
DHh ~ and TOILET 50AP
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WHEN INDICATIONS.


FOR sATURDAY-Fair and slightly cold
weather, preceded In the Ohio valley oy
local SHOWS; winds generally westerly and
generally higher barometer; preceded In
the extreme northeastern portion by fall
irg barometer.
Extensive preparations
are being made at our
Factory for the Spring and
Summer Trade, and when
the season opens we will
be in the lead regarding
variety, quality and prices,
at the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-07

AS to the Reception OF the PRICE and
Princess.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The Letter of Its President, Charles Frau
els Adams. in Regard to Iss Con-
dition and the Various Pro.
posed Plans.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The following is
the letter of the President of the Union Pa
cific Railway Company to Senator Hoar,
mentioned in the Senate report to day:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02
DHPAR -MENl

In Ladies' and Children s Hose we
nave arranged number ofspecial bar
gains for this week. Notice the fol.
lowing reductions:
We offer lot OF Ladies' Black Lisle
Thread Hose at soc; reduced from Csc.
ono lot OF Ladies' Lisle Hose at 75o;
reduced from 81.
one lot OF Ladies' Black Hose at Soc;
reduced from 81.
Ono lot of Ladies' Black Spoon SILK
Hose az Soc; worth sl.25.
One lot Of Ladies' Lisle Hose in Car
dinal and Garnet at SOC; formerly S5c.
One lot of Ladies' Colored British
Hose at 50c; formerly 75c.
One lot Of Ladies' Colored Cotton
Hose, tullregular made, in all shades,
az 3Sc; worth SOC.
One LOT of Ladies' ColOred Hose, full
regular made, at 2jc; worth 35c.
ono lot OF Plain and Ribbed Chill
dreu's Lislo Hose, sizes 81 and 6, at
Soc; worth 45c. Sizes Gh anu 7, at 4Oc;
worth 55c.
Ono lot OF Children's Black Cotton
Hose, regular made, sizes 5 and 81, ct
locj worth Zoe. Sizes 6 and 6l6, at zoe;
worth soc. Sizes aud ~, at 25c; worth
S5o. Sizes and So, 1T soc; worth 45c.
Ono lot of Children's Colored Hose,
ID navy blue, seal brown, cardinal and
garnet, sizes 4, AZ and 8, at 25c; for
merly Doc. Sizes 81 and 6, at SOC; for
'Seriy doc, sizes 615 and Z, at 35c; fer
m0rly 5Jc. Size II, at i0e; formerly
51c. Size 8, &C ijc; formerly COZ. Size
50, at SOC; formerly 65c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02
Ladies' Underwear.

A lot of Ladies' Lawn Dressing
Sacques The finest goods ever shown in
TINS market, have been brought into
the sale. SUCH goods arc rarely ever
sold at sacrifice, We have made up
our mind TO gell and do not consider
the cost.
Ladies Sacques that have been seli-
ing at 81, SIS aud $40 are offered at the
uniform price of So each.
One lot assorted in very effective
styles, fine qualities, trimmed IN lece
and embroidery t$3 rs. Among them
are Sacques which have been sold as
nigh as So and ST.
One lot at 1915 which were So aud S.
and cannot be placed TOR the money.
One lot OF Secques Al at Sl.40, which
are July worth $2.75.
One mixed LOT Of Checked Lawn
Dresses, trimmed elegantly at SO.
Amongithem are goods that were sold
up 10 this time at So and So.
4 lot OF Checked and Plaid Bingham
Dresses have been marked way down
below cost value; AZ the prices we
otter them the entire lot will sell With
in gew days,
One lot of Checked Dresses assorted
qualities and Sizes at 50. None Of thom
have been gold for less than SO and
some Of them for much more.
One lot Of Checked Dresses, worry
nicely trimmed; stylish make, st $l.l5,
worth Sl.75.
One assorted lot ChemiBes, very fine
goods, trimmed In lace, 81. These
goods must be seen TO judge of thoir
value. Among them are goods worth
81 to 50.
A lot Of chomises assorted somo
trimmed in lace ana some
trimmed in embroidery, part muslin
and part cambria They are choice
styles. All now at tho low price of
SI,50.
One lotof assorted yles OF Chemises
at 81 are tho best value ever offered.
Ono lot OF Ladies' Night Gowns con-
sisting Of different styles trimmed
very deliberately, 81. Among them are
goods that should not DO sold for less
than SO 30 to ST.
One lot OF assorted Gowns trimmed
with embroidery all down front, at
$l,60, fully worth 1926.
One lot of Gowns made OF good Mus
lin, trimmed with good quality aud
stylish embroidery at SLAB, fully
worth .,
Ono lot Of Gowns made OF good
AAAuoAAhf NNlA bAAAAlhp0 az "a OAINAlIlb
value.
One lot of Lndies' Drawers, very
fine goods. the lot consists OF vari-
Qua styles at the uniform price Of $l.25.
Some Of them would be cheap at -.
one lot Of Ladies' Muslin Drawers of
bottor grade, e5 $3.50, actual value,
S22J, We have q groGt many styles OF
Drawers, but space viii not lot us
euumerato the entire line; we simply
aay, IL in want OF such goods, exam
inc the line and you viii BUY.
In Skirts We are showing line trim
mod with three embroidered ruiilea, at
81 p; fully worth S3.25.
One lot of Skirts with two rows of
inserting aud one row Of embroidery,
at So 80, fully worth So.
Ono lot OF Skirts which we offer 10 50
are much superior TO any We have ever
offered at the price.
In addition 10 the above we shall
show many others az very low priCes.
One lot OF Ladies' GauZe Vests;
good quality, 81 SOC; former price I5c,
and are worth 81.
One lot of ladies' SILK Low Neck and
Short Sleeves Vest, only in pink, at
Sl,50; those are fully worth s.,
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Dress Goods Stock

To say that We arc uumoleBted in this
department would be 4 misrepresonta.
ton. Our stock Is in better shape than
u has been for years; neverthe cas-, we
can always fad something 10 offer to
our customers that will attract their
attention as TO chegpnoss and desira-
bility and especially nc this season of
they We have, therefore, selected
the following named goods, which
when examined will be found the
cheapest goods ever offered in that
iiuo. The lots are not large; therefore,
como or write early for them.
One lot Dsbeiges, A2 inches wide, At
SIZE.
A lot Of Albatrose Cloth, ia different
colors, 40 inches wide, excellent quail
ity, CT SOC.
a lot Of Wool Grenadines, in now
shades, excellent quality, - inchos
wide, Gt Csc; marked down from.Sl,
a lot Of Worsied Plaids, handsome
styles, at 2Jo; reduced from 30c-actu.
ally worth ijc.
A lot OF Black and Colored Nuns
Yelling, good quality, 80 inches wide,
Tor 3jc Tor this week only.
A lot Of Black all-WoOl Bunting at
loo, cannot DO duplicated elsewhere for
less than 25c.
A lot of Light Shades of Albatrose
Cloth reduced from zoo to l2lSc.
Plaid Dress Goods at l05.
Black AlbatrOse at l2lsc.
a lot Of Striped Dress Goods at l0c.
A lot Of Lace Work Dress Goods at
lOc; worth double.
A lot Of Gray suitings at 5]5c-Wash
Goods.
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Special Low PrlGe8 on Black
Silks.

One lot at 1jci actually worth 0O,.
One lotetSl; when sold out cannot
again DO bought at less than $l.25.
A much superior quality at 81 %; af-
ter this sale viii not be sold for less
than Sl50,
At $l,55 We will sell you quality
that is worth $l,S5 TO s..
Colored eros Grain Silks IN all the
leading shades, at Soc; these goods
would DO considered cheap mt 81.
AtSl l2l5 we offer grade OF silk
equal to any that can DO bought from
competitors for Sl,75 a yard.
A lot OF Surah Silks we will offer for
one wook only 40 81; these arc choice
goods and great bargain.
In Summer Silks we make tho last
effort by closing out the entiro lot by
offering thom st prices unheard Of be-
iOro.
A quantity OF now styles, good quail
ity, ~ 3jc; among this lot will be
found such go have boon sold for SOC as
a bargain.
a much better quality at 5Oc, are
worth fully 7ic,
At Csc and 75e we will offar q lot Of
excellent quality; actual value 81.
A lot Of Japanese Silk at pc; mark
cd down from l0C, These goods are
better valuo than any wo ever offered.
A small LOT of Foulard Silks at 81;
fully worth $l,i5,
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White and Lawn Goods
pEPARrMENr.

A lot Of Figured Linen Lawns at lOc,
worth fully double.
A lot at l5c., former price 2jc; worth
Soc,
a lot of Imported Satoens which
have been sold all through the season
~ 10 and 5O'. are now down TO Csc,
A lot of odds and ends in Domestic
Satoens at l0c., original price only zoe.
A lot OF Batisto In Ecrue, only TO
close, nc &c., former price 81.
A lot OF Nainsooks,O effects no 2go.
reduced from 300, and well worth zoe.
A small lot OF Chambray Robes were
reduced from IS to S., and arc now
$3.50, at which price they will last but
q few days.
A lot OF Embroidered Swiss were, in
season, 50c.; afterwards reduced 40
35ci we offer now at $50. which IS half
value.
Large limo of Fancy Cotton Lawns
at &c. Among these are l2)l and l5e
goods.
a lot Of Corded Plquos at Sc; worth
fully l0c.
A lot of Dimothy at loo; worth lsc.
A lot Of good quality Corded Plque
at l0c.; were zoe.
A lot of White Lace goods, good qual.
ity at &c., fully worth i6c.
A lot OF Linen Lawns at lOc; worth
l5c.
A better quality at l2L.c; worth lSc.
A lot Of Checked Nsinsook at So.
cannot be duplicated for leas than i9l Ic.
one lot of Plain and Checked Main
socks 90 l2lSc; regular price was gO5.
a better quality at loo; was rs.
A still better quality at zoe; former
price 300, and win not last long at the
price.