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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06
Long Sentence for a Thief.

Superintendent Travis received q telegram
from Charlottesville last evening stating that
Henry Morris, the thief who arrested here
three weeks ago by Captain Colbert and Ser
geaut Quigley, and linden tilted as the man who
had robbed the Trade Palace store at Ladoga
had pleaded guilty. and had been sentenced to
twelve years in the penitentiary. Morris is
thought TO be an indianapolis man. and. the
police have been informed belongs a respect
able family. His real name he never divulged,
and il is unknown TO the officers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06
Installation of Rslief CORPS Omcers.

Geo. Fl. Chapman Relief Corps, No. 10. aux
iliarv to Geo III. Chapman Post, G. A. r., will
install on Saturday evening. jointly with the
post. the following named officers: President,
Mrs. Kate A Cox: senior vice president, Mrs
Treese Riggs; junior vice president Mrs. Mary
Reinhammer; chaplain, Mrs. Cinda A. Kurtz
conductor, Mrs Belle VanCamp; treasurer, Mrs
Annie Fowler; inside guard. Mrs Mary Schnei-
der; outside guard, Mrs. Alvira Miller; secretary,
Mrs. Hattie HopkinA.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06
Capital Invested in Natural Gas.

American Manuf acturers
As to the amount invested in the production
and transportation of the gas and not that in
vested in preparing material and appliances to
be used IN the business. such tubes, etc.
there are no data for giving estimate, even
approximate one. The capital of the Phila-
delphia Company, of Pittsburg is 81 500, 900.
equal to that of all other companies supplying
Pittsburg, which would make the capital ofthe
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06
was treated Bad,y bv Her I

@<~eSeceH 111ssA1J ANS5E HAuHDt5HHeH' )
Coroner Wagner took some more testimony
yesterday relating to the circumstances of tho
death of Mrs. Anna B. Bronson and it was all
to the effect that she WAS very badly treated by
her husband. DR.. Ralph Perry has made par
tiai analysis of the stomach of the woman, and
80 far has found no evidence of death from
poisoning. The investigation is to be continued
TODAY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06
ADVICE TO Motnars.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re-
leves the little sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as 'bright as
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. It
sooJhes the child, softens the gums allays all
PAIN relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for darrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents bottle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06

WHO would throw away hard-earned money
for every cough syrup advertised, when you
can procure that standard remedy for coughs.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, 25 cents
bottle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06

Geo. w. Geiger. G. W. White. Chas. O'Connor.
James r. Ross, G. W. Wells With such ar
rag of names from which to select officers to
govern the association, it is impossible to make
a mistake. One OF THE BOYS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06

was paid for, and that he need ask no questions.
He still has the likeness exhibition IN his
office, and during the week has called in many
of his friends to show them the present
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06
Natural Gas Explosions

Or accidents likely to where the pipe is
put in by competent and careful filters" For ten
years we have made speciality of piping natural gas
for light heat and power and claim to be familiar
with and the latest and best appliances for
ulatipg and controlling this novel and luxurious fuel
Quick work-That is the kind you don't want. We
advise persons to have their houses pped now, and
have the work done with elaboration and care.
We invite an inspection of the work doing.
MURRAY & MOSIER,
Practical Steam and Gas Filters,
80 Massachusetts Avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06

JOIN. the procession! If you have a cough or
a cold, of in the crowds that are hurrying to the
drug stores for Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar. 1t ia agreeable. quick to cure and abso-
lutely infallible. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06

Excursion,
Via l., 3. s. w, to Columbus, o., Jan. and 9,
for 3d. 20. round trip. good until Jan. TO- Call at
l.. B. 81 W. ticket office. 1873 S. Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-06

PATTERSON, fine livery. so East Court st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
GIovz BABoA1xs Fon SAruaDxr. .
This department. never onsssd ssch IN asAy

GIovr BAsa11xs Foa SAruaDAr /.
This department. new. onsssa 'seAsn Army
EXTRAORDINARY vALUKs
- are now ON sale. and no, customers shsald
fail to inspect this admirably elected stock Of
hish-srsde qualities. We have not Glove ~
cannot recommend Note these:
90 Dessn Ladies 7-Battoa Pinh-wrsst Real
KID Gloves. in tan shaded Usual sl25 glove.
ONLY q PER PAIR
% Oosen Ladies' S-button Gray Mousque-
taire 0hamois-S Skin Gloves especially desirable
for shopping and driving.
ONLY u PER PAIR.
SO Dosen Ladies' B. Button Pinksd- wrist Real
Kid Glove. supsr1Or quality md perfect fitting
Black and assorted shades Of tan, gray, and
ashes Of rose.
ONLY q rs PER PAIR.
The demand for the Real Kid Glove n (3sc
has been great that the line Of sises in one or
two Of the shades has become broken. Excel.
lent selections can yet be made.
HI0H-0RADE MEMS GLOvES
Our experience u that men who wear Gloves
continuously want good ones: consequently We
have confined our selections to the best obtain
able.
Full line Of the celebrated Fisk. Clark q
Flasgs street-Gloves. in The newest sprinr
- QSss, shades. e.
Mems 2-But Perinot Real Hid 0lovsa in ~
sorted Tan spd Brown shadsA g.
Mems 2-But. "Fowpss" English DRIVING
Gloves, elastic and durable in Craven TanA
ONLY sl.5O PER PAIR.
Mems 2-But Castor Gloves, in ssaorSsd
Brown shades. An excellent driving or riding
glove; very durable.
ONLY sl.e2 PER PAIR.
Gloves fitted at the counter and warranted.
WOODWARD b LOTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and sta nv
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Full SrocK Or INFANTS Goops

Full SrocK Or IsvAsrs Goops
Our exceptional advantage in purchasing
from hrsthands enables 70 offer the full equi-
valento any amount expended in Infants Wear
ing Apparel; and particular attention 10 called
to our present attractive stock. We quote:
INFANTS CAMBRIA SLIPS.
cambria ruf1s around neck and sleeves
ONLY csc. EACH.
INFANTS FINE CAMBRIC SLIPS.
tucked cambria front. with Hamburg embroid-
cry on neck and sleeves
ONLY SOC. EACH
INFANTS LONG. CAMBRIC SKIRTS,
wide hem, with two clusters above
ONLY SOC. EACH.
INFANTS FINE KNIT SHIRTS.
81. 37x. AND SOC EACH.
INFANTS HAND-KNIT BoOTEEs.
% AND 37kc. PER PAIR
INFANTS CANF1ELD RUBBER BIBS,
ONLY 25c. EACH.
INFANTS FINE LINEN BIBs,
8, 10. Ii. 20. AND &c. EACH
INFANTS HAND-KNIT woRsTED sACQUEs,
in white and colors,
SOC. Csc, q, 81. Is and 81 81 each
INFANTS WHITE FLANNEL sHAwLs.
Scslloped edges. embroidered corners
75c.. 81, also AND 81 EACH
INFANTS CASHMERE LONG cLOAKs.
Deep embroidered capes
ONLY $3.50 EACH
INFANTS CASHMERE LONG CLOAKS
Cape and skirt deeply embroidered.
ONLY Is EACH
Childrens Muslin Drawers. cambria ruffie,
with clusters of fne tucks,
25. 37S and SOC. PER PAIR
Second aoor.)
INFANTS WARDROBES
TWENTY PIECES FOR sla.
elegant Baptismsl Robe
8 White Dresses.
White Emb Flannel Shawl
2White Flannel Skrts
2White Flannel Pinning Blantets
2White Flannel Banda
z Knit ShirtS
= Pairs Crochet Bootees.
20 pieces for 3l2.
Every garment Of high quality and com.
pletely made.
Orders by mail for this elegant wardrobe will
be filed the same day received
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 1lth and Sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
l. G.. FRrscH Consrrs.

During the six years we have sold this make
Of Corset they have steadily increased in popu-
larity. and represent to-day the bulk Of our
Corset stock. pleasing more than majority Of
our customer They are manufactured from
the very best materials. contain the highest
quality bones. and are modelled on scientific
principles. insurins . comfortable hs and q
graceful figure. without any injurious effect
Ladies' who have not already done 20 should lay
aside their prejudices and give this Corset q
trial, - they will then be fully convinced that
they are superior to any similar Corsets ever
introduced
]. O. Coutl. long waists, ol.50
]. @. Sattsen, long and short waists, 929A
!. G. Couti. Ex. long. spoon busk. so.
]. O. Ooutil abort waist, webbsd bottom, a.
]. O. Lasting. two cores, spoon busk. eAS7.
We offer also:
90 Doe German Woven Corsets side steels
emh bust, scalloped top. excellent shape 75c
per pair.
so Doc. Germantown Coutil Corsets three
brood bones over the hip. both short and long
wsista Very durable
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
100 Doe K 4 G. Coutl Corseta. in three ex-
cellsnt styles. Well Attins and very service
ONLY Oh PER PAIR
Full line Of ThompsonS Corsets Full line Of
Corded Corset Waists for ladies misses and
Low PRICES PREVAIL
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 1lth aud sta nv.
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Mus11s UNpERxsAR BAseArss

MUSLIN ONDERHRAR DARGAIN6
We are now offering even grsatsr barsains
than during our Eighth Annual Special sale in
Jsnuary Ladies win promote their own inter-
ests BY examining theae esrmentA = some Of
them are marked at the LOWEST prices ever
named ON similsr qualitisA. while the otheu
were never lower. being alrsady q Low - thsy
can probably be SOLD
FINE MUSLIN SKIRTS.
IS dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts,
With wads camhEic rufls tuchs in and above TIE
rufna We tormerly sold this Skirt q 75c
ONLY soc EACH
MUSLIN DRAWERS.
SO dossn extra GOOD Muslin Drsxsrs With
tucked cambria rufhA nne tucka above: I'll sisea.
"1 ea' ONLY s7xa PER PAIR
"a dossp Esosllsat Muslin chsussa two eood
styles; corded band. and Hamburg trimmsd:
well made: bargain
ONLY s7ae. RAcH
spaci,a-lao possa
MUSLIN CORSET cOvENA
High and low neck; complsssly mada
ONLY l2kc. ZACH
FyNR OAMBRIc CORSET COVERS.
V-shaped -nsek trimmed vith emhspddasy;
sold kesstofors 1t sec Extra saluA
ONLY asa ZACH
IINB oANlRlc oORs1T CovRR&
Tucked yoks. asek tzAnnsd viii snhesta-
~ ONLY sea rAoH.
ygNR oAlfn2IO GonsRT oOv1Ra.
Low neck. trimmed With smbr0ddesy.
ONLY sos HAoH
NI0HT-0oWNA
Good cotton. tuo bost sty1ae-sacQus snd
Nother HphheFd; VEL made end e1nnsd.
ONLY 60o EA0H
Esesl1ut Cotton. tuo new styise-ons aaesua
NTH yoks a Hsmhnrg - tuoks; oder sond
yots 81 Ans tucts. viii eemhE3c rp1ns % nsok
I'd siesyes; IL ussA
ONLY go. EAc4
0econd 1ooe.l
WOODWARD Z L0THnol
2h2 CoE 1lfh and "a ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

The suicide Of MrA Maniee, the actress, 4.
Chicago yesterday, Is the sensational ending to a
sad romance She was an actress at the time OF
her meeting with Mr. MaLice, but this fact did not
deter him from pressing his attentions upon her
even 70 the point OF following her In her travels
about Europe At his earnest insistance they
were married, and everything went along
smoothly tall his family announced their refusal
20 acknowledge her on account OF her profession.
This was only few weeks after her wedding but
n was long enough TO have allowed the young
bridegrooms ardor 70 cool, and be chose to stay
with his family rather than with his wife The
separation WAS presently followed by divorce pro-
ceettngA which 80 hsrrassed and worried the Girl
that she took her own life II Is short story soon
told; but it raises anew the old, old cues
ton, why 30 many 8 young man, smtten
% the heart by pretty face before the footlights
VIII give less consideration to the act by which he
binds himself - q woman for life than he will
about buying horse or changing his lodgings,
and WAY young woman Of the stage, VINO Is able
10 care for herself Will risk all her future happi-
ness BY joining fortunes with man whose love
sinks no deeper than the surface Of his eyes.
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Even the sacrifice OF his father-in-law on the
altar Of outraged national sens0iity did not save
Daniel Wilson from the consequences OF his IN
lawful traf1c In decorations The sentence pro-
nounced upon him BY the Paris police court Is not
what would have been given to q common thief
pernaps; but, as n Wilson had not actually roboed
the public treasury but only procured for certain
undeserving parties an Intangible honor for COM
pensation, h was not necessary that he should
feel tie hand OF the law except for the purpose
Disgrace, and as q warning 70 other persons In
public life who might be tempted TO tribe with
thar trusta Two years OF impr sonment, with
nve years disqualification for citizenship, will
Impose all the degradation called for, while the
fine OF three thousand francs win go toward reim-
bursting the government for the expense OF con.
yicting him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

The minority report In the Citizens Committee
against the proposed change in the form OF the
District government brings out clearly the lack OF
harmony between the majority report and the
legislation which It recommends. The whole
drift Of the majority report favovs sur
frage In the District In the choice Of
municipal officers. and the incongruous conclu-
sion 10 that we will not ask for suffrage at least
not az present In view Of this circumstance and In
view OF the fact that the originator Of this co2pci
plan In An Interview published q number OF years
ago favored the election OF his council, there Is
Justification for those who have suspected that the
present proposition Is intended, by those who are
pushing II, 70 be amended before enactment In
such wise as TO give us suffrage In the
Districts municipal affairs Whether that Is
The Intention or not the report favoring
suffrage will go TO Congress, and the suffrage
advocates VIII undoubtedly. take advantage Of
the opportunity offered and seek to amend the
bill In accordance with their viewa II that effort
Is successful, the miserable sham OF privilege to
derosit ballots without the right to choose any
or1cial with real power, in view OF the right OF
exclusive legislation for the District given TO Con-
gres by the Constitution, accompanied, however,
by all the recognized evils Of popular suffrage in
city government, viii be imposed upon the
capital; and, whether successful or not
the agitation Of the matter Will give those In and
Out Of Congress, who are hostile to the present
financial relations between the District ana Cen
eral government, an opportunity to disturb and
perhaps overthrow them. The suggestion that
the proposed legislation Is q compromise with and
bar 10 Unlimited popular suffrage Is deceptive.
There Il no present danger which demands bar or
compromise. The District Is not now threatened
with The expensive farce Of popular suffrage In the
choice Of municipal oncers unless indeed this re-
port and bill furnish the very danger with which
they propose . compromise.
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The tariff bill presented to the fun committee Of

The tariff bill presented TO the fun committee OF
ways and means yesterday Is designed TO reduce
the annual revenue OF the Government somewhat
more than oooOo.0o0 The professed purpose Of all
sections OF the tarn refoners Is 10 obtain as great
q reduction as can be secured without injury to any
legitimate industry. The. painful differences OF
opinion arise In deciding as 70 what Is and what Is
not injurious In the northwest there win be
complaints that the duty on sugar has not been
cut down further, while Louisiana viii protest
must vigorously against the cut that Is made
as ruinous 10 the cane-growing Industry
Pulp for paper-makers' use Is another matter over
which q night IL bound TO be made. In the new
bin t h put on the free list In the present law It
pays . duty Of 10 per cent ad valorem- Every
publisher Of books and newspapers viii recall the
struggle against monopoly which took place about
eight years ago, when the market for printing
paper was Co nered and the price run up so high
that many OF the publishers who were operating
On slender capital were driven TO the wall There
came then q loud appeal TO Congress for relief;
but, At the nrst talk Of putting pulp on the free
list or reducing the duty on foreign paper the rich
pulp men put the screws upon the manufacturers
who were In their debt, and the manufacturers
turned thar backs upon their patrons and
ussd all their Influence with Congress to
light on the threatened change. We shall
probably see the same scenes reenacted this
year when the paper schedule comes up for consid-
Grafton. Salt, wool and lumber Will also ind Wig
orous champions to night for their further protec-
ton. In short, the summers natural dullness
may b expected TO be enlivened TO no slight de-
gree BY the warfare between the friends Of the
affected Industries and the foes OF the Treasury
surplus; and the struggle win be all the more in
teresJing from the fact that every member OF Con-
gress knows that bis constituents are watching
the part he takes and are preparing TO reward or
punish him accordingly on the 9Th OF November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
WooDwAaD & Lornao,.s Coruxx.

This column 10 devoted. 10 d suumsssson a
the numsrous bargains dally oGsrsd b. Msesrs.
WOODWARD . LoTHnoP. sssn@ Of llth aad
II oA NV.
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Mr.cnAsr TAILORING.
spBIHe aooDs.

WE HAVE just RHcEIvKD TIE ADVANCE
STYLES or sPRINa CAssrnxRKs CHIvIor.
woRsTEDs coAr1Nos. sUIrINas AND TRoUs-
KRINas.
THESE ARE THE NEWEST PATTERNS AND
coLoRINos. ALL GRADES. FROM s2o A SUIT
TO se0
THERE ARE QUITE NUMBER OF NOVELTIES
IN CoLoRINos AND IN PATTERNS THIS SPRING.
AND WE SHOW THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR
IN THE MARKET.
ALL sHADEa As WELL AS ALL GRADES. ARE
REPRESENTED IN OUR sTocK. AND ALL TASTES
AND ALL POCKETS CAN BE SATISFIED.
WE PLAY SECOND FIDDLE TO NO ONE IN
WASHINGTON EXCEPT AS TO PRICES. WHICH
ARE About oNE-THIRD LESS THAN THE MER-
CHANT TAILoRsD. IN THE QUANTITY. QUALITY
OR STYLE OF OUR PIECE GOODS STOCK. OR IN
MAKING THEM UP.
OUR GOODS ARE ALL CUT ON THE PREMISES.
BY A CUTTER OF LARGE EXPERIENCE IN ONE
OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK TAILORING EsTAB-
LIsHMENTs. AND WE TRY ON EVERY COAT
BEFORE IT Is FINISHED. so AS TO INSURE
Aft
WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT WE CAN MAKE 1T
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF EVERY GENTLEMAN
WHO WANTS A SUIT MADE TO MEASURE 10
PLACE HIS ORDER WITH Ua
z B. RARNUM 4 CO..
mh2 s3l PENN. AvENUR
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ADVERTISER

viii serve their own purposs best md Of the same
time greatly Accommodate THE SrAA, they will send
IN before noon To- morrow their ADVERTISEMENTS for
the Large edition Of Saturdays paper the forms
Of which must be ssnt 70 much earlier than on
the otLsr ave days Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

The horny-handed and heavy-footed Yankee
fisherman VIII be uckied to note that John Bull
pays 81, 500 TOR framing the treaty upon which
he, the nshermaA aforesaid, now despitefuily
Jrarsples.
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Gun ANNUAL Ds1vr SALE.

OUR ANNUAL DRIvE DALE.
THIS MEANS GREAT BAaaAIxs ron HoUsx-
READ THIS ADD. PUT THE CASH IN YOUR
POCKET. AND CONE AND TAKE ADvAN.
TAaK OF THE OPPORTUNITY.
RKMEMRKR IT ONLY LASTS THREE DAYS.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
AND THESE PRICES ARE ONLY FOR CASH.
Extra Super INGRAM CARPETS. 4sc. Per I'd
Patterns Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. former price csc.
80 during this sale at Soc
ART SQUARES at CSC nice line.
SMYRNA RUGS. former price o.: now s4.60.
Any of our go SMYRNA RUGS for se7s.
Our Entire Stock Of MADRAS MUSLIN, ranging from
q to 81; now 70 ct 75c per I'd
DOTTED SWISS for vestibuls, and SASH CUR
TA1NS Soc; price was 60c.
We still have . fair assortment Of PORTIEReS and
HEAVY DRAPERY which We Will close out At
Cost Prices start at ~ 80 and stop at $40. You
will find some splendid things among them.
line of SPUN SILK and TAPESTRY, for upholstsr-
ing, from Csc. to $l.35.
Aiot of JAPANESE 4.FoLD SCREENS. slishtly dam
aged ct g.
lot of LACE CURTAINS, of which We havo from one
70 three pair OF pattern; prices Sl.5O to %; We
cut down to e1.20 all around to make them 70.
80 Inch HOLLAND SHADES. Spring Boilers. for $50
A MANTLE BED. with wovEN-wIRE SPRING.
@1L5O.
SOLID WALNUT. MARBLE TOP. CHAMBER SUIT.
BEvEL PLATE, for $3.50.
ANTIQUE CHAMBER SUIT. BEvEL PLATE. s25.
PLUSH pARLoR SUIT. six pieces, for s4O
Also several handsome ANTIQUE CHAMBER SUITS,
on which we have Gut the Prices for this SALE
We have too many ORIENTAL and TURKISH RUGS.
in all sizes, left over, and do not want to keep
them through the summer.
COME AND TAKE THEM AWAY AT IMPORTERS
BARGAINS ALL OVER THE HOUSE
Remember you can't afford to MISS THIS CHANCE,
II you are wise. and would save money.
We make this sale for TWO REASONS: To MAKE
ROOM for our SPRING STOCK. and to CONVERT
THE GOODS INTO CASH. Hence any goods charged
during this sale will be at regular prices.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES. MARCH 1sr. Cd.
AND 3p. AND BE SURE YOU GET THERE.
W. H. HOEKE.
sol MARKET SPACE,
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Two B.neArxs In Apnoss

= W. ADNHsOhIENo IN XAFHONS.
We shall place on sale Saturday morning
100 Dozen Nurses White Lawn Aprons broad
hem, three tucks, wide strinsa real value, l5c
ONLY 12ho. EACH.
25 Dozen Kitchen Aprons made from strong
serviceable ginRhsm. variety Of checka
ONLY 25c. EACH
(Second Floor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor 11th and SITS NV