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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07
To Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived ~ the Board of school Direc-
tors for District No l until O'Clock p. m
OF August II, ISIS. for the erection Of two
school buildings.
Proposals 70 be made separately for each
building. and the proposal must state the
time required for the completion of each
buiiding after the approval OF the contract
Eneh PROPOSAL must b. accompanied by
an accepted bank check Of two thousand
dollars. made payable 80 the President Of
tAc Board which check viii be forfeited 20
school District No. II the party decline To
enter Into a contract with such security As
the Raard may require
II the tender be not accepted the check
will he returned.
Plans and specifications NAV he seen at
the 0f,ice Of ". r Boone, Architect
Tae Haari reserves the right 20 reset
snv an. I'll bids ive2td
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Northern Pasi6e-on trasn Of Azgust 9.
wet OF Maliulx: fseogge DfIsen~rr- q
Dtilingss- Mrs. p, L. Adams. n. r. garbe-
y. Morsky, u A. fezzeii. W. YeazeEl- a. 4
cheerer. Miss Ida Dean. Niss Daisy poan
yonn " Bowers. A. Y. Stevenson. u
Brown and wife, John w. Bnywnoa aad
WIFE p. Y. Shaw and wife. Minnie Eenyar.
Mt N. X shaw. wm- Owen. W II Doan
aud wife. y. Bort, J. t;reax. Jessie o.
Thomas and s second elEes PASSED. He.os
NJ; l. Aert. a. j. Patterson J. stevens. Or.
4 Bituuzer- Miss Ruth Jones, Mis- Erama
5o0es, MI Qgigiey. X. Preston, ]. Lloyd, 3
freaen and = lssmfgTauts r. H. Loes ~.
y y. Wood, r. Weber. A. J. yzTrgs. r ster-
niger, J. J.. Wafayhfr. r. o. Classy, r. Pa
Iaer and - immigrants.
Oregon aud Csiifarnfa--Fa.sed Me1f9sd
q. Mitchell. 4. T. Nars;0n. g. T. Kingsley
and wife, Miss gone~sn. r. Adams. W.
Howard. Z. HaifbiaBx. A. Mccall and
wifi. Mrs. VI sine, W Mearebouse, r.
small. y. Nasston aud vile. II. a. Prast.
A. Kelly. n. Bfsmmond. l. koNe, &
Loyde, r Ferris. Miss Miller, Mr. L. Nor
f5son and son. and ~ seroud-ciAsz
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Mr.. L. l.. shannon Is In the city
Mr. John IIolgaie, Of Tacoma, was In
Seattle yesterday.
Messrs. John II. McGraw. W. A. Has
hronck, NJ. MeMickeu aud DIR. Mullen viii
return to-day from Lake Chiian, where
they have been camping for several weeks
Mr. J. Il. Mcdonald left for san Francisco
yesterday, 10 SIDE up tue lumber MAJ Aei.
Mr.. Mcdonald Is president OF the Pacific
Mil company, whose new raiH near Ia
coma will start mp August II,
Prof silas Frampton. of Jefferson county,
PENNSYLVANIA. has been appointed prlnci'
Eai OF the Puyallup school Tor the ensuing
serm Although quite young man ne
holds permanent certificate from the
commonwealth of Penpsyivan
Mr.. d. II. Gilman with number of
other officers OF the seattle, Lake SHORE &
Eastern railwry, took u trip ever the road
to snohomish Sunday. Yesterday Mr., Gil
man left for spokane Falls, where he will
spend a few DAYS. lie VIII remain In the
Territory about two months.
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NOTHING TO LIVE FOR.
- INCHES, DEsPoSpEST At MS
LOSSES, COMMITS SUICIDE.


oxen Hughes. aged IS years committed
.r1esSe at the Brunswfck hotel yesterday
..o-aing By taking Il grains Of morphine.
hughes came 20 the Found abort two
->sas ago from Victoria. where be vas
ri long time steward In hospital. He
lad considerable money when be arrived.
sse Of his friends claiming tina; be lefs
victoria with about 500. After being here
eerre time he took his money from the
Hrrnswiek safe and went 10 Tacoma, where
ke had some business transactions with
g. land department Of the Northern Pa.
effr railroad. He then returned 70 seattle
and had some transactions with some
fsmiders. As a result the old gentleman
tst bis money.
81 rHE DUMPS.
He brooded over his fsareial condition
for some time, and finally concluded that
BE was too old to make new start tn life
And tie only course that seemed clear ~
him was suicide. His experience ia the
hospital had given him pretty good idea
Of the nature. Of drugs, and he was NOT
long In securing dose On Sunday he
stepped up 10 the bar aud called for drink
Of whisky. The beverage was act oui agd
sitter pouring generous drink into glass.
he sIsrlnkied Il with n powder which be
carried ia bis pocket Fearing that ali
vas not Right, the barkeeper grabbed TIE
eiass aud dashed 10 contents on the fio9r.
This proved a sore disappointment 10 the
On man but be did not propose to let n
bsfkeeper frustate his plans lie turned
irom the bar fla disgust, and walked up
sairs. and went 80 bed.
NE AccoaFLisHRs MS PURPOSE.
later IN the day, when one Of the attend
ants entered his room, the old man was
found 10 be in a siupOr. Physicians were
raIIed but they were unable 70 arouse him.
n lived until O'clock yesterday morn
ipg, when he ceased Ia breathe. The body
ras taken 10 Cross 4 Co.'S undertaking e..
tshllshment. but previous 10 lis removal,
c0soner Root was summoned and held an
Ioanest, the jury finding verdict In con
loyfnfty with the facts
THE BURIAL.
The remains viii be buried % day ct the
expense OF the county. A number Of tele-
erans were sent TO Victoria and elsewhere
during the afternoon, In the hope Of learn
inc something Of Hughes family or
friends, but without success.
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A BUSY SEASON.
Plenty Of work for Pile Drivers and
Carpenters

Iessrs. Allen d Nelson now furnish en-
ploymeat to more than Is men. In speak
ing Of the way they are crowded with
orders, Mr.. Allen said: I'VE nov have
seven pile drivers ~ work. one on the rail-
road bridge, at snohomish; two on the
northern branch of the Seattle. Lake shore
Il Eastern Railway, near Snohonish: one
on the railroad wharf in Salmon Bay one
on the wharf and foundation for 6 saw
mill a. smiths Cove. one driving a foun-
dafion a the gas works and another div
ing foundation for AcAudrews. At the
corner OF South Second aud Washington
streets We also have carpenter crews at
work, AT Gilman, salmon Bay. smiths
Cove, on Johnson's foundation, and a, the
foot Of Commercial street. So far a / am
able 10 Judge eli the other pile driver firms
are equally as busy a. We.
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH.


Fow-W. G. r. u. Day.
Tomorrow viii be the women's Chris
tisn Temperance Union day at Chsutau-
qua. Following Is the programme. At 9
a. M: devotional exercises. led by Mrs ".
H. shaf,er; $50: address, "A Bunch of
Keys" Mrs. Mary Byron Reese: II 30:
Lecture. Parasites" Prof. r. ;. knight Of
Legions OF Seattle, VashoR and Tacoma"
Mrs. y. ). Hanson; 3; address. Peculiar
Agencies" Mrs. Annie VI. Palmer, national
evangelist; $: musical entertainment. in
charge OF Miss Cora Z. Classo; $50: gospel
Temperance eam.hre,
Excursion parties will leave seattle to-
morrow for Chautauqna beach by the
skagit Chief, and Clara Brown at 7 u. m,
returning at $50 p m
There was a stereopticon entertainment
last evening. The teachers institute will
open Thursday and continue one week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07

Alfonso De Bsriot-Yo1 sag yoa arr
superscifious. Mis- (sashis<faa, but would
yo1 care % be rsz-rsed IN Fri6ky1
Mss ngtoa-weAs, next Friday
Why. siezr Alfonso. you arr 20 sudden ana
10 unconventional
-fog quite us<an6ers.sod ne. I pro-
test didn't p-ovxse-
That's all right. Alsgnse. yea didns pro
pose as they usually do. cE1 I Ike ii Just
the sane Yes. Gear, IL shah be Friday"
Alfonso gwornx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07

Hees STEADILY ADyAScSG.-The price
OF hops is steadily advancing, and growers
are becoming much more hopeful. At one
time this season, the market was stagnant,
aud many growers resolved that unless 1t
improved they would not harvest their
crops. Ssmc sales were made at cents
per POUND then 10 cents was offered, and
finally a large contract was made at MS
cents. The highest price reached THE sea
samuel Llvcsley OF seattle. who bought
six tons Of this years crop from Captain
Yates OF White River. at - cents per
pound
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vALUARLE Recommendations COP
les Of "The Territory Of Washington" 8
pamphlet OF % closely printed pages. spc-
eiallv compiled by Mr.. H. ". Feuton for
MeSsrs Cook & Moor. have been received
By the PoST fSTEILiGESCER- Nineteen
PAGES arr devoted u Washington Territory.
Six to King county aud fifteen 10 Seattle.
TIE matter seems 20 have been prepared
with great care. contains no cXaggersfious,
aud IS Just iheihiuE for eastern people y no
want 20 make investments here % read.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07
ANOTHER BRIDGE WANTED.
The Result of Mass Meeting at
Falls CITY.

The people Of Falls city precinct arc very
DESTROYS Of having bridge baiil across the
SnoqUalmio river q; or near Falls City. and
In order TO property bring the matter before
tsc county commissioners, a mass meeting
was held Saturday evening The matter
was fully discussed, aud finally eliminated
ia a preamble and set OF resolutions. which
were adopted The preamble states that
the construction of q good and substantial
bridge at Fails city Is becoming more aad
more pablo aud vital necessity. owing
10 the building. equipment; and operation
Of tue seattle Lake SAore & Eastern rail-
way. 20 the fast increasing number Of en-
tesurlsiug strangers constantly settling IN
that section, 70 the demands 81 the general
travelling public, the town being situated
ayon the principal highway between East
era and Western Washington Territory .snd
because " the better trade relations which
would accrue 10 tia; section and the
city Of seattle.
The resolutions state that the want of a
bridge now occasions the sorest distress
To residents. travellers and property own
ers alike, aud that the Immediate huisding
% ssch a structure would undoubtedly In
crease the assessahle value 81 property In
that part 81 the county 50 as 10 Enofc than
corn pcnSate for the cost 81 the structure
wifhin the next ygar. Mr.. Tayius, resident
" that prccingt, viii present this matter "a
the commissioners =; hi, earliest oppof
tnni.y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07

\ TErE FISH svoxY.-A few days ago.
Mr.. lshn c. Ward, one q the keepers AZ
IVES, Point light house. noticed big com.
motion in shallow water on the beach and
saw what he supposed was = snail whale
Nj Ward waac+i to saa dispatched rhs
frss which proved 10 he an immense hall
huf. weighing upward - two hundred
rJands n is ore 81 the largcs. ever
rat.rkf IN Puget Sound
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Drowned is ALssKA.--Mr VIM. c. Agile,
writes from trading station on the fG-
kon river. Alaska, under date OF March
18th. as follows michael saffron was
drowned in one Of the tributaries of the
Yukon river. August 18th. ISIS. He has a
sister residing somewhere i'm Washington
eTyitoFy. and have papers in my pos
session belonging 10 him. which VIII be Of
great value to his relatives. and which
will send them Il they will let me know
their names and address. letter addressed
VIM e. Akic, care Of the Alaska CONNER
cial company. Island OF St. Miehaels.
Alaska vii reach me"
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+ SAILING CRAFr IN RorrE-The harris
Teuaplar. Blue Jacket ama shius Richard
H. ten Fairchis,i sus spartan are oa iheis
sav 20 Seattle - load Hlaek Diamond csat.
and fhe banks Majestic. G. 2, kenuy. and
ships Benzura and Palmyra are coming -
Iosi coal fer the Oregon Improvement
f-.rsnrsauF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07

From &c up-sale Of Victoria lawns aud
white goods al Tokias, stngersnan & Co.'S
great clearance sale
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PaSrorFicE HARnsHfS. The Indian sic
Of pa;icnf walters for mail At the p0stoaiee
grows longer every day. and On sunday
reached Qaite across the street. A person
who had moved up Gloss 10 The wiut'oS
saia his desirable position for 80 cenls
vestcr,iay. and 10 j. hecomlag customary
IL hire messenger buyS % take their place
ia he row aad wprS their way in THE
closed window Is written sil over with
rans,ic remarks on thc sssusi uis;raii1n aud
Tire blessed quality Of patience. oue writer
advises those Waitins toT maa 20 bring
their meals with theui. a1a another SUB
ultS ar arithefiCa3 pnoaicn III one
p.nocrAf;e administration closes one
uin,loF. BOW long VIII IL b before al aye
al.
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Black silks lower fbza ever this week q;
fek Is, singerna2 & Co.'S great clearance
sale
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Epcc1-
Customer Gin restsurantt-you're been
gone long tiae Tor that haa sandwich
waiter
waiter-Yes. sab: il took some tine: yes
saved 20 wanted the ham shaved VERY
tain
cusfomer-leS. hat y0a were gone long
enough 70 cut its hair and Shampoo II.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING !

goods prepared show the finest
cheapest clothing offered this side Chicago Call snd inspect
YOU contemplate buying having No trouble show goods
Money refunded if goods satisfactory
Shades,
complete Pacific Prices lower and assortment better
than anywhere
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We are closing out I'll our lawns. Price
then. Chester Cfearv
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Lace caps and bouness. we are closing
them OUT, our prices tell the tale. Chester
ftrSrV
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MOT LOST. BUT SAVED.

Jacob swsfEry, 81 Helena, Montana SAYS.
Il WAS suffering irsm az unusually bad
cold Ms lungs were sort a1d congestea.
! consulted one Of the hest PHYSICIANS %
Heicus. whose prescriptions failed 10 re
Hexc me. teeAfne alarmed and had about
Given IN At the suggestion ~ friend
,strs~s aSssi bottle 81 Aekefs English Rem
e-fv fns coughs and colds. and. after taking
it according % dsrccfions. Was euEnp3efe2
e,.-.a Letters similar 80 tie above a..
reeeiveA daily The effect Of Aeker's Ens
Ess E~1aesty ga TIE throat aud lungs
ssraethinz tuaffelols- and tof asthnaf
sshs.nr.lnz couzb. colds aud eroEp Il Is -
xnFsa frFarlarsS0n 70 otaer preparation
f;t.zrzn.eed aad sold ~ A. p. STEWART.
fst4 "
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Artistic Decoration The eseezns lasc-l0r
decorating aaac by &es.rs. GraAAu &
Izz';ou So the urs gs5ce e Fhe l'HsFsziee
4oAE zn3 T7t.sf ra-, aa Eid sf-eyt i a.
frarjlHc Dsel sI5cEsian. MrssrS Graham
s IsaE .aa cary tae iarrese lire nl tAc
S,rls e sal, aca ceil4ag 8scaesE iaaz sE-
gss ~. 3spsaeEc aaa American he&ihar.
iisr-ss-e-. NaEeu. teis zzs1 giit frslzcs.
etc- EhrF tapse aaIg skilled WoTkHEa
zss.z szIsrastla Sasl ssarsas4
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ASoTHEa icooNoTIrr--A handsome 10
corao'ive arrived oyrr the Sse7e LiEs y.s-
jcr,szy for TIE SEATTLE. lake Shore & East
era. making TIRE fsuth locomotive received
hy 1has company during the past year
The lass oaa - siTa lsT 80 the engines uss,4
or tae New He-k eissS-ci FvaaGs- aHt VII
tse uNe8 la Nnatiwg ths. sghurtaa ff2ins
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Great sale OF meas and woEnen's sum
msr underwear. Prices one-half regular
value al Toklas, slngerman & Co.'S great
sRle.
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Aasfhas aEst- 1E strikes fer ane Wts :
auIg g. & ss. sioserrszn & Ca s s.Esus5t
t'sErAace safe EsE5 frVacG s4teea, as-la
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


The county commissioners met yester'
day aud viii continue Ia session for some
time The following bids were received
for building bridge over the sammsnish
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AHetYy SER sea Sssrtcss BrSllFs ~
Sa8r ass EeEu. vy-garssy ~ : II @&y
sraiasg W C. Hsli 10 rc1ser szf6l& 81
f,s.,s Z. s, due far services ~ 3 rszl estate
ss-,ss ana ssscresf ttf ss1es 3 a. f-i si-z'sr
fhss lae 3 aiutiit esHse 20 ~saffsa n = HFl-,
Issl. sa 80 s. NJ At., swat, aali %.
e.sss "a sss scsrsee uussi AsEvS,. l>sf. AID
ahs' ~ as rcGsssvea easT 49, q c-saA'
saba.
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NOTICE.

THE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing sefN eca James q Cs>9S Gsit
NiHiars Il Aoory * hlsiacss ss real
estate brokers ~ SEATTLE, Washington Ter
fffnry. uaG@s tee Erfs raase 81 Cook a
Moe = sHfs aag dissolved BE- Tantgsl
rsaSeEf w3l.tArn II MosTe 20 collect al
iaiietsitsiaeSs 1Er fae SRA - assume Is
E.ehi.stfez and cuus5uus if.e hEs4uesx
JAMES O. COOK
WILLIAM T. MOORE.
SAITH " r Aug s. Isss.
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s3ress rssa-4Eee sAsa a. iakiAss @sAStr-
rasa s Co ; tbs aeek. SisSha-a SD ear
"a Il IN
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Ia gafsx rag NaxFH fAslFics hea-ss-
--ssa..,asn !. .. Nea4Asals - tats cas- las
49, .s.s.,,ss.s shs contrast fss TSis.tsE ias
Segtss iaarlsess assiAes frsSa fsf ssosss-a a
s,.s,. essnsat hsS. sad isaesse \ e ~.
lisa Is go tzE, s..ss ~ =. =.
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Fancy stripe wool flannel, in new stylish
effects, for house wrappers and beating
suits Clearance sale. Toklas, singerman
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& Natic kSf-s n Aok5a-. >oserEla1 q 10. !
great clearance sale.
We are closing on; I'll our lawns. Price
them Chester ciesry.
Lace caps and bouness. we are closing
Them OUT, our prices tell the tale. Chester
! Cseary.
Great sale OF meas and wonnen's sum
msr underwear. Prices one-haif reguiai
value az foklas, slngerman & Co.'S great
sale.
effects. for house wrappers and beating
suits Clearance sale. Toklas, singerman
( & CO.
Bigger cut than ever this week In en-
broideries and dress trimmings at Tokias,
singerlnAu 81 Co.'S.
3 cents to close lot Of AZ inch dress
goods. Chester Cleary.
How to get rid OF Indisestion-Take TAR.
RANTS sELrzEE AfEEIEST.
Lace curtain nets. We are closing them
out as low as ~ cents. Chester cieary.
.2ls cent Ss-inch dress goods TO close.
Chester clesry.
We are closing out our muslin underwear
and children's dresses Chester Clsary.
Is cents to close line of all pure wool
Albratross cloth. Chester Cieary.
We are closing out our hosiery. Chss-
ter Cleary.
37is cents 10 close cut lot of summer
silks. Chester Cleary.
We are closing out our parasols. Chester
Cleary.
Keep cool We are closing out our fans.
Chester Cleary.
cent white pique. CIeary.
10 cent linen towels. Chester Cleary.
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Puopasru JrNlsB CsAErEEy--A Nsgetias
q Jewish c.tissas was held a, The office of
Mr.. IechtcubeFE. IN Unson h'esck. sunday
afternoon. fsr the purpose of taking saEaf..
steps lo-lSlag "a The purchase q = fs,cee Il
rr,lsgad sutsahie Tor : ceE1cscrx- II Levy
~ made ehairraAu sat J. ssrs'c1tlfTE sec
f,sare. The matter wss fails diselSsss g
srgf na aeHuile sfttu1 IS takcn- Il -
decided g. Sold smother ulevtias "a tAc
iafh inst. and the following Ec1ticEssefs
werS npus. atr,i a cisaralttcc o Secure s
lac aiistssisacu- : Frsueaiasl. Z Ores 2
i-.se. =. p -fos u. Kaufman s2a u. 2
Levy.
Tux UslAE DAIRY hrReLAS9--- tHe
ra,s len aHys or tvFe NeeSs tha tawa bur
e,af las rasls = han cyefy nisat o8 r fre
~ les. yalas- Yesterday :. Z AaaEs ~
,.srtesi Is &ee r-sHre tsai he Ass- i7.r :
-,aslses af ST sad 5 s-istF Aea ~ ~
-.as-4 a. she EEiasrv HeTsr tir t,t.a -
.l..gs5ue eeaferr.-s sraur1 fln rRa,a- 20.
"a. rarre tHaa tsf sE-rz : q -7te.'-s.l
Fe.-u.s - i-c SCI sae "A ota asa e-F%'ftt-
tta7 be hs8 oera iuNc.g.ta ate "esi
asssiS. aa 5seAssu st-e,i ald -et1cse3 -
gso
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rsoW


I'M TUf u 7 N''V
The commissioners met as board oi
coualisatiOn al y m. Tue assessment
r6ll was handed In promptly - Assessor
Qniltcr Following are the figures
-. .,,,.ss sol SO
Fcrsonal s'N~s''sN
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Bigger cut than ever this week In en-
broideries and dress trimmings at Toklas,
singernAu & Cos.