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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-29

81 know that my Redeemer liveth,
whom shall see for myself, and mine
eyes shall behold, and not another, d"
The browning consolation in Jobs tri-
umphant apostrophe is this: "Whom
] shall see for myseIf'-the hope of
participation in the glories OF that res
direction day when the everything Re
deemer ''shall appear" For we shall
see Him as He is, ST. John holds up as
the sublimest hope OF the sons Of God
So the fathers speak Of it as the "beat-
ific vision, the supreme happiness and
glory of heaven, when every saint shall
see Him for himself, and bowling at his
feet shall murmnr, MY Lord and mn
God. g. Sarah Burton HoK
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-29

= Preaching about Christ is not preach
ing Christ, Nobody can preach about
what he has net personally known.
''Side issues Of the soul's life, bits of
anatomy the bric-a-brac Of theology, &"
are not the topics of Pauline preachers.
Truth that clips off the lips, as sheet
slips of q printing press, with snperf-
eial impressions on it, is one thing;
truth that comes through the soul of
the speaker, transmitting his most vital
heart.foree with it, is quiten different
thing. 1t helps us to understand some
thing Of the significance Of the Masters
remark as TO eating His flesh and drink
ing His blood, which involves not only
the reception Of theifacts Of the Inear.
nation into the mind, but the vital in.
corporation Of His spiritual life into
Our life.-N z. Church Union.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-29

Not all the mercy shown among men
will measure up to the New Testament
standard There is a good deal OF it,
but too much Of it is largely mixed with
the spirit Of gruffness. When the poet
declared that ''the quality Of mercy is
not strained, but dr0ppeth as the gentle
dew from heaven, he evidently had in
mind the mercy of heaven, and not that
which is common among men. There
is too little cheerful mercy hence the
necessity TO keep constantly in mind the
apostolic Injunction He that show
eth mercy let him do it with cheerful
ness" There is not more beautiful
trait in human character than that man
ifested in the exercise OF "merey, with
cheerfulness. IN o. Ctrlstian AdpOcate
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

/. SECRETARY BAyArd lie to ventilAte him
sslf upon the tariff question on Monday
evening Ut the Opera House. He will
no doubt have . crowded house, ~ he
is BY far the Ablest free trade advocate
TO speak in Wilmington. Mr.. BAyard
wAA always q favorite ut home, and not
withstanding the fact that he 10 ultrA
In many Of bis views, the people are
glad to hear him talk. On Monday
night he will tell the working people oil
Wilmington how they have bsen robbed
by protection, and how much better OF
they would be II the country wal
flooded with EnRliBh-mAde blankets
olothing, cutlery and machinery. No
doubt he viii go rough sbod for these
American manufacturers who employ
thousands Of hands and pay then
almost double the wages that England
pays. No doubt, too, shat Mr.. Bayart
will be loudly Applauded by the work
inRmen present, no matter II 1t does In
volye cutting down wages ATTY per cent
"Irs Euslish, you know" and Its al
right. I8s Democracy, you know, be
icAuse Mr.. BAyArd says 20, and tn
wOrkiDgmen who will applaud Mr.
BAyard would Of course rather b,
Democrats first and look cut for wage
afterwards Nov let every body 60 Ant
hear our TOM" Democrats, Republi
eNDs, Temperance msn, all 20 and heA
him. BE is able and eloquent and vii
entertain you.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Professor Dukes, wife and daughter,
passed through this city this morning
en- route from New York to BAulsbury,
Nd Professor Dukes will be kindly
re m em oered BY many WilmiDRtOniAns
as the gentleman who, last winter, per-
formed 30 many wonderful feats Of glass
|tl1RiDg in the Odd Fellows Hall, thil
city Many citizens possess little me
mentoes OF his ara and mechanical In.
gen uIty, and would DO glad 70 have
him come back again. II be will come
back they will no doubt, row that they
know him better, give him q more en-
|thuslastic reception. The professor Il
not foTRetful OF the appreciation mani
Tested In his favor by large number o
WilminRtoniAns on his former visit.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

II "sltA 20 show Wbioh way the
Wind bio VS." The recent local eleOIIon
In Conneoheut certainly preBSges . de-
aidea vi,IOTy for the Republicans. 10
three OF the prlnol oil clties tbs Demo
cratic govern ment was overturned, and
the h 'publt1Aus we're again plGosd 10
power. 10 MSEiden, q strong Demo-
cratic stronghold, their mel lrlty WAu
redu osd from $50 10 So, And'in Mes
Britain, the De nouFAtio mIj Irlty WAi
redu Ssd from 707 70 i07 on one Ola isr,
end oil the rest elecbed we're Repabll'
cans. Other 10 Wns show Republican
gains, and the indications are that thI
5lAse will poll . SOLID voIa for HAT'
ElsOn and Morton. This, however, 4
uolhipg more than 10 10 be expested
Oonnschout 10 . manufacturing SIAle
and her peopls ere noted for their In
Islligenos, consequently thsy cannot b
expected 10 cast their voles for . pArtI
that hes already given out itS intention
In the sweat OF its success, OF oiosinI
thslT manufactures and oAuSlBg th
WorklnEmen 10 either spend their tim
in idleness, or work At one-hAlf Ih
WBgeS they are nov receiving, 70 com
pate with the produoIs OF the III pal
labor OF Great Britain, which bhey Wis
10 admit free Of duty.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

TIE Att,Inds Of The Democrats
party In .us present oAmpAiEn Il ~
pressed BY Colonel Johu r. 9AyuuF, q
msmber Of Cover nor Hlrs slAd, Who
Fsesntly said, ~ lelI you what, I would
rather have saloons bohind me Ia poll.
tlcs any time than the churches. This
ID The position that has 81 Ways been 90.
oupied by the Democratic party; In .
ionteSi in PsnnSylvaniG not lcDg ago,
the issue was the homo W. the saloon,
and that party % usual took sldss With
the saloon, but thanks 10 tho intelli.
gsROs oil Iho volers OF the Keystone
8 ale they we're defsaled. Tao sAms
has always bees the cAse In this city
and sAR; the Democrats party is she
utAunch friend Of the saloon, and more
plans 10 achieve Democratic vicErieB
have besn formed In there PLACES than
any where else. And yet there are some
pr0ioused tempsFAnce men who ere aid
ing this party BY thro wing their votes
AWAy on 9 prohibition hskek Tor evary
vote cast for such ticket is co AL 10 .
vots cast Tor the liquor party. Ths Be
pu blioAns iAvOr high licenses In places
where local option IL not possible, and
there IL some probability Of Ils being
len 'ORosd, bal the Prohibluonlsis aSl
MOI GAhsasd with this, and prefer 70 IL
dirOOIly Ald, By their voIss, the party
that upholdS end advooAles tha unre
sIEioled sAle OF llquor. The Rev. Ea
sigu n sOhesnsy, . prominent Motho
IdisI minister OF NeH Y0sk. and strong
ProhibltionIsL In speaking OF Ihll
matter, says;
az do not consider, - some Prohibi
tionista do, that High License 10 In AM
idegree . compromise with the run
IpoWer. Il IL an advance into tn
Ienemy's country. have no doubt tina
Christian people Of all pArtiee through
out the State will give hearty supper
to the candidate who stands pre- emin
emily for all that IL noble and best 4
AmericAn character and American
life"
This 10 worthy OF the confederation
u Of Pfohlblhonists every Where, ~ b!
Q oaBtlng tkslr votes with the R'publl
Q oAn party they will SECURE high llosns
4 and local option, whereas II they con
!, Itinue 70 tkro = their votes away the
!. will eoa inue 70 assist the enemy. For
|. ItunA1ely some Of the Pfohlblhonisi
4 take this view OF the mater, aud sine
u their party have, contrary b thslr ID
!. vice, nominAsed . separate ticket, the
IL have severed their connection with Il
d and openly AvoWed their intention Q
d casting thslr voIel for the only part
II that onerS them any hops OF What the
e IdssiEe. II would b we'll enough 10
> these ProhibIlionisS 70 continue 70 vol
q Tor principle, bnI II they do, they o.
J, rest ASIured that they will never ~
y com pliSh any hing toward TeslrAlnln
10 she liquor lFaf1o.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

feet and delicate wall paper,
There was a drawback-you
could only push the machine
one way. Got over that
now. Every time good
ness, and 'NNs beth nays,
Handler, brush lasts longer,
and not q cent more cost
s.. TIE best Sweeper W.
know Of. Spares carpet
furniture, backacbe-all bu
dirt.
Basement, north Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

At . largely attended meeting Of The
young people Of Delaware Avenue Bap
tlst Church, held on Thursday evening
70 organize . literary society, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for ak
months: j. II, Westcott. PRESIDENT Lse
ID 6turRias, Vice PRESIDENT Miss SAliie
May, secretary; Mss biEHie Neuise,
treasurer; Harry Emmnns, E4q., q. A.
Onne, T. A. Mcclure, PArke euttoni
Harry Fullerton, Miss Dora WOstcott
Mra. LswIs g. Shakespeare, Misc n Idts
May and Mlss Maggie AyArs, executive
o0nlmttte.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

THAT AsTUTE German statesman,
BiSmArok. in . speech bsiOre the r sioh-
stag In 1882 said:
The success OF the United States in
material development Is the most illus
ariors Of modern times. The American
nation hes not only successfully borne
and tnppIsysed the most gigantic and
expensive var OF all history, but imme
diAtsly AfterWards disraDded It's army,
found employ ment for ali It's soldlerl
ana marines, paid of most Of Its debt
gave labor aOd homes to all the unem
ployed Of Europe - fast 81 they could
arrive within its territory, and still By
Asyslem OF taxation 30 Indirect As mo-
10 be perceived, much lees felt. Because
II Is my deliberate judgment that the
prosperity Of America lie mainly due Il
ils 81 stem OF protective tsriH, / uTR'
that GermAny has now reached tina
point where 1t 10 necessary to imitati
9ht tariff 81 stem Of the u lifted States. ,
And yet We hAvs se-oAlled statesmen
~ inW counlry Who, In advocating lht
fe-sleo'ion Of Mr.. o eVelAnd, olaim tbs
she proHeohon undsr which this c1unGr,
las grown and prospaTsd 10 . curse
Gatmsny uied tree trade, and the re
suit was that her people were forced i
en- gtSss TO this county 10 make . lIv
log for themselves and families, bu
since q protective policy has bse
adopted wages hAve increased en-
thouaEnds Whe, under trss trade, yer
nnsm ploysd, have been given work
Her industries have Increased, 40
goods which were formerly impork,
from other aoun 'rles ere nov made 4
nome. There II nov On Increase {
about 40 per cent In the mum ber {
working people employed In Germany
and An increase OF 81 per cent 10 ID
wages Pc d. These iAsIs should DO su
nolsn, 20 ojnvin1s the working men
shiH country that IhetF only hope Is
o proieoilve tArl6.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
A NOVEL Uonosrh.

The Till family, OF London, is now
travelling through the United States,
and will give one OF their inimilAble
con osrts In St PAul's N. d. Church on
Wednesday night, Oct. 81. The pro-
gram will be varied and will include
selections upon = rock barmonioon, .
framework ~ feet long, upon which GO
pieces OF rocks are arranged. Tho TOoEi
vary In size from 0 inches to feet in
length, something similar 10 the key
board Of piano. Tho rocks are STRUCK
with ma lets, AID music is produced 81
Harmonious and BWeet in tone ~ Il
rival the harp and organ.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

State senAtor-Lewis Thompson.
Representatives Charles M. Curtis
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle; John Pnling, White Clay Greek
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel T
Stewart, Red Lion; Daniel W. Corbit, st
Georges
Lew Court ommissioners-John ]
Gallagher, Wilmington; James Z. Ne
RIlhgsn, Brandywine; Benjamin F. shep
pard, ChristianA; John W. Cofman, New
Castle; George W. Groves, Pencader.
eherih-WilliAm Simmons.
Coroner-GeorRe ". Jackson.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

1T WAS want OF harmony aud moi
want Of men that lost EsW York 10 the
Republicans In 1854, and secured the
sIsotlon OF Mr.. Cleveland. Al that
tlme Mr.. O1nklIBg was opposed 10 Mr..
Blaine, and did ell In his po yer 70 -
care his dseGt, consequently his fol-
loving, com prislng several thousand
II publloAnB, either did not vote At oil
or cast their votes for Mr.. Cleveland.
Bat NOT WiIhsIAnding all this the 8 .AIe
WAs only lost by about twelve hundred
votes, and this could not have occurred
had The party been united. This year
these conditions DO nos prevail, and the
DtmOcFAiB Of the Empire B:Ase, no y
VAisIdsd themselves, will have 70 iGce =
Bslld Republican vote. Mt only GhlS,
but the fact remains that Governor
Hill, by his veto OF The high license
and local option Law, and his Bubso-
Queut course In reference 10 the liquor
tEAfa J, has PLACED his party on record
~ Ghe friend and ally OF the liquoI
element, and this will no doubt oAus'
the loss OF the Voles OF Thousands o.
good temperance men, Who heretofore
have voted Tie Democratic ticket
There are stu other thinRS which di
miniah the Democrats chance OF carry
Tag the BtAte this year, the most pFoml
nent being MI. OlevslAnd's free tEAd
ptllsy. NsH York IL . msnufaoiuElnI
3 ate, and h0r poopls fully understand
shat they owe their present prospeFis,
20 the Tariff and the projection which
AHOrds, consequently IL 10 not 70 b
supposed thai they will destroy tbs
prosperity BY casting their vOIes for Vi
party that avoWed lie intention OF II
DsAling this tArih, BY reductions who
Will render II practically useless
EhereiOre the Repu blioAns have goo
cause to be hopeful, ~ four years Og
when the Dem oorAts were united an
they we're divided, . change OF seVe
hundred votes would have given thsI
the BIAte aud sleobed James q. BlAinl
The course pursued by President Olsv
land and Governor II Il hAs given u
Bspu Oll,Ans more than twenty hmi
khAI Number OF voiss for the comiT
sleOiiOD, and where they WeEe WoI
four years ego they Srs nov strong.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

my METHOD the only fAoSn XII ssTss per-,
uentiy hs worst Sesea Of Special Diseases largest 10
rTAL sud private seteA experience With every rsmsd
and meAna knoNn 70 science ST quickest rsesYeTs A
PsTmAnent euTs. THE MORT DAkGRRess OlsT.
soLioiIkpi hsh,i = eaes hssi for eosi sdTrulA
n ifsfA diseases Ans exposing ffnuda their trioiG
Votinse taAsress ana avoid soeallsd veretahs yaso
sAea, bleed PorinsIi frAuduisDs VronlslHE no care
PAY en; Ihey Iein houiAnds Rest ahi'l n the begl
oatisnn see ths doctor snly. Hsarb, an O., 6bA ~
sasdAE ana Saturday tiu "a aandss m {
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
FALL STYLES.

Our Fall styles ara now ready, and we
can confidently -sy that never before in
Wilmington has there been such a large
and complete line Of fine footwear shown.
It includes everything required by Lsdies,
Gents, Misses, Children, Boys aud You'hs
In reliable goods, and (a very important
consideration arc sold at such ioW prIceI
as to bring good shoes within the roach
Of all.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Hal
Gmoro Railroad,
Waaa
TRAINS yin leave vgilminsbOa NJ relies
SUNDAY ERAIMH,

AAAAAAAAa
SUNDAY ERAIMu.
Ror Philadelphia (expreasl, ae0, IA 90
IL . 10, II 81 a, N, n, . ~ and % p n
Accommodation. q. me- 10 lB, ga
8 p q, and 10 % D. m,
For Chester (eNprelsi, TlK, . 10, II Il 4 n,
y. %. and 70 % D, m.
Accommodation. is NJ, II 10. q. am
. %. and 7. 20 D. N.
Z ri i az { !: ESIf is.P 81 :sS II.
For west OhsstsE. via LAzokin, els n.
Ror Cape Charles. ola Point Comfort, ana
Norfolk, II oS Might
For New OAstie, Middietown, Clayton
Dover, Felton, Harrington, Beaford, Laurel
and Delmar, Il o. Might.
Baltimore and Wilmington, In - B0A
y ~ .. M geA - ., and % p. N, bAlds
more, 9. % and II 90 d, m.
Leave Phiiadsiphia Rroad strosL for vii,
nin,gts9 lsxpEsssh Y; . go T.2a, $40. II. u
Accommodation, g. is, 10. Is A. n, Il. M,A0
$40, s,B and II. Up. N.
! ieTTed 70 the ticket snice al the ntation
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
upon which extra fara fS charged
General hSnASsr Gsnsrsi PSsSsSEsr Aat
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

BY Its mild, soothing and healing
properties, DIR BsRe's OatArrh Remed }
oures the worst cases OF nasal cAtRrIh
also "oold In the head" coTyzS, and
catarrhal headaches. so cents, BY drug
4 Hts.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
v ImIrgtOR & NOlthslRR R,
Will MINGTON FAIR I!


October o. 10 IL, ~ And IS. issS
Special trains will rus direct to Fair grounds
from French street stati9s; also from Town
stna , hoAa tsonth SIC harHet street bridge)
Leave Townsend Road d 10 S.25, 10 II, 1911
~. IS =. M, Loo, LEO, ar Alo. 6o9 IS P. m.
II. 90 a. M, LIE 400, 2.4o s.sO, 20, 5iO 6.Sb
Leave French street eco. u.sO a. M. LOO
Leave Madison street . o., liz a. M, l.Oa
Leave sixth avenue 0.OS. n.S5 a. M. I.OI
Arrive Fair grounds O.aa LIZ a. m la
Leave Third street bridge 900, ono, 10 IS,
ll.1O a. m.' 2S6, LIS, 2.lb, ltb ass, AS, SD
Arrive Fair grounds 0. Os, 9.6s, 10. a, rs =.
M, u. ~ l.3A z. a. 3.OS 50, 4.SS, B.S1 y. m.
RKTuRSING.
Leave Fair grounds 9.Cs, s.5a 10 %, Ills
m, n.4s, i.S3, s.23, S.oS, asa so, S.Ss, sis
Arrive Townsend Road BIS, 90, 10 So
u; y a. M, l2.55. La, 2, 30 az Ala 4ba q,
Leave Far groundS 195, n.S a. m, Las
Arrive Sixth avenue 90 a. M, l2.1s, I.41
Arrive Madison street I2.Is, i.Sp.m.
Arrive French street y, ID La b m. a.
IN, l2,oo' LILO. 400, 40 s.sO, Az, $40, So
Arrive Third street bridge as, O.4i, 10. 80,
0 % o. ID.
Single fare 8 cents, round-trip 10 cents.
l Round "Trip tckels including admission tC
Il Fair, 90 cents.
Tickets on sale at French street station,
Sixth ave ne station, ticket ONCE at 70 Rntend
Road ticket once Third street bridge and by
kcond uctOrH on traina.
1 Passengers will be landed at new station
close to Fair grounds
BOWNE5s BRIGGS,
L General Passenger Agent.
A. g. MeCAUsLAHD, Sup fintendent.
1 Oh-4t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

II WOULD 90 Just about ~ consistent
Tor the Rsyuoii, Ana 10 claim shat The
pressnE Simiais,rAhon lie responsible
for Ihe 10 'reaSe In the prise OF wheat as
u Is fer the Democrats 70 claim The,
The prosperity ~hioh this country no .
enjoys 10 In any WAy dus 10 any hing
thai P'HsldsnI Cleveland or . Demo
cratic II use Of RsDHssentAH YES have
oons durDg his IeFm Of ca %. Tae
prosperous condition OF Ghts country II
dus 70 Legacy lefI By the Rspu blloAn
party Ia she way OF Q pFoIsonVe sArin,
and preserved 10 the people by 4 Re
paohoan SsData II Nc Cleveland and
his party would have had their Wal
Mis- GAEiG sould have been swept way
long ego, aud the Wheels OF Industry
would have been sIopped. The re-eles
hon OF Mr.. Cleveland and Dem Dora III
Congress viii certainly oonsummGu
ehis policy, end II such an imBFobA bl,
event should OOeBT, the Wage-sArnsr
Will leSFa to ,hStr epFPoW on whIol
parry 'heiT pros peri y and the prosper
i'y Gsshe eouD ~ dspsnds.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

REMEMBER Gesi q s. :.
and Early, who are in ehArEl y !,
inGs, 10 q guarantees Of AosolsA
and integrity, that the enAhesS, ,
Odual and that no one can Posasq
what numbers will draw . TIN
REMEMBEB Also, thlt ~
PriEoB IA GUARAMTkhD ~ Y
NATIONAL BANKS o. ", A, Y
and the Tickets aro sisneq Y y.
dent Of an Institution, Whes ], d
FIRhts are recognised IN tns h \. ~,
therefore, beWEro Of any lAi@'''
nnymoug sohema1
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
KENNAR1 & Cd,
The System Of Selling III Goods at a
small breJfE but ofa 7hoy0HgEly Reliable Char
aeter is a Ruling PviMei1ls of this Firm.

Special sale of Ladies', Mems and Chill
drens Handkerchiefs tonight.
Just purchased from the manufacturers
in Belfast 1000 Ladies' and Children's
fancy border all-linen hemstitched hand.
kerchiefs, which tonight we will offer at
sc each. We believe this lot of goods
to be the best bargains shown in this
line for many years.
Also lot of Mems Hemstitched Linen
Fancy Border at 123c and 25c each.
And new line of choice fancy borders
for Ladies at lac and 25c each.
We do not deal in or sell Cotton
Handkerchief of any kind, even our
Children's at SC each are linen, and we
have nice line at this price for the
little ones.
Another Superb Bargain, 20 pieces OF
l6-inch Silk Velvets in all the newest
and most desirable shades at SOC per
yard. These same goods have sold this
season at $1.OO. Nothing more desirable
in the market for trimming than velvets
lKENNARl & Cd,
NO. 623 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Starch grows s0icky-common pow
dsEs have q vulgar glare. POszont's
IL the only Complexion Powder At for
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
ELY's
Cream Balm,

FOR months ]
suffered from 4
very severe cold
in head. Kly'l
Dream Balm tai
" oFk ed like
magic In ita our
AFTER one week.
use l fsol ErAts
ful far what Il
hes done for NE.
-5Amuol J.HRr
ris. hDleaRli
qZooer) lls From
81, New YORK.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
wANAMAK6R's.



FHILADILrHIA. saturday. os,. & isSa
Plaid Dress Goods lowell.
ness to dream of. Minutes
count for nothing In them.
II we stop to look at one in
ten at q single counter an
hour is gone.
Perhaps a thousand colors
and styles. You know how
some Of the neatest stuffs of
every sort are cris-crossed
and cut up by color streaks
and stripes and bands of
every makable tint. All of
that and more In the new
ones. Tangles of angles,
liumbIes Of Jennings. When
you've seen a hundred you
think the last plaid possibl-
lily has been run out. But
the hundreds come and go,
and the last one Is like the
first only because It's a
/ Plaid.
Effects a little holder than
last season, colors a Bit more
subdued. Over Plaids and
Broken Plaids more the
rule.
Let four stand for all and
the price range. The width
is 40 inches In each case.
Serge ground, plaided by
narrow cluster stripes. A
! soft, firm stuff in half a
dozen colorings. 75c.
; Fine serge ground, coIored
|. like a Scotch Shawl, over
pIaided by a brace Of bright,
! lumpy threads. 81.
. Ground OF coarse basket
|. we've effect cut into six inch
, squares by bright streaks
! like sunshine through e
i. crack, shading to the deer
? 2 dark of the ground at mid
: die of block. SIPS. The
| I ombre idea crops out In
), many of the Plaids.
!. Ground resembling flint
' basket weave, part. coloIeC
Z !. and a CLEAN with silk. The
. colors have a delightful wa,
y y of ducking out OF sight an'
?; popping up in unexpecte'
u places. Each square centres
with q two inch Corde
block, double checked wit
n a gayer tint. 81 80.
ii Every Plaid in this music
1 9s is all-wool or silk-and WOO
I'd Southeast OF centre.
r. A So Broadcloth + or SIS
y Good medium weight, fin
cd d wool, finished like the be
on fashionable shades. A winC
=, fall of thirty pieces.
20 20 -Four other gades of In
oy ported Broadcloth; coarse
nd heavier at 81 so, and sor
r at 50, So SO and SAYS. tt
In n, SAYS kind was So last yea
all No finer Broadcloth Is ma.
e. in the weight for ladie
dr dresses.
aes Northwest Of centre.
BIZ Keystone Library Bool
ri Juniper S rect side, 10 cen
each, are flying; so are Boo,
Ing of all sorts The breezle
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