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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
RACKET STORE!
THE GREAT
Bargain House
OF
RIA L IG HI!

Buying in second and third rate markets on time,
losing the vital per centage that you should save.
What chance for success, when next door or across
the way lay the ambushed artillery with a fire of
twenty per cent. Besides this, regular sales at the
old-fashioned profits cannot be made for cash.
There is but one way or chance, only one to the
people. To the land pirates who swallow the gen.
ial big hearted old times, through the treacherous
and fatal pages of the ledger and the tragic day of
reckoning is not far away. The age Of the tallow
candle, the mule teams and wind mills is forgotten.
The day for gas and steam and for thirty days and
the grist mill and fifty per cent, is fast whirling
away for the era of cash, electricity and brain is
right before us. Buy your goods at the Racket for
cash. Prints 5 cts, worth 729; pins and needles
cts, worth 10; envelopes 3 cts per pack; umbrellas
$1.O0, worth $i5O; silver knives and forks SIZE,
80; spool cotton 2 cts; shoe blacking one-half it's
value; corsets 43 cts, worth 80; jewelry one-half it's
value; Ladies good breast pins, Gets. Great bar
Call and see us and save your money.
VOLNEY PURSELL & o
No. 10 E. Martin ST.,
ju91y Raleigh, N. G.
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Alliance, who, are in good standing,
but no transfer shall be legal except
when made in writing and entered on
the share book by the Secretary, pro,
vided the transfer has been submitted
to and accepted by the Board OF Dl-
rectors.
Sec 5. Should a holder of a certlt-
Gates of stock die, his legal heirs shall
become benefciaries of said stock; or
should a member in good standing re-
move from the county, then and in
that case, he Or she shall transfer said
stock to a member of the Farmers
Alliance only. Is.
WITHDRAWAL OF CAPITAL.
Any member may be allowed to
withdraw his capital over and above
five shares; on the first day of January
in each year, by making application
in writing within sixty days prior to
that date. ~.
CAPITAL TOCK.
No member shall be allowed to take
more than five (5) shares.
INTEREST.
There shall be no interest on shares;
the limit of shares shall be five, and
the Association shall borrow other
moneys necessary to conduct the bust
ness, and pay not more than ten cent.
per annum
EXCLUSION OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Should any member of this Associ-
alton become ineligible to membership
in the Farmers Alliance, he may
transfer his shares to some member of
the Alliance in good standing.
ARTICLE VI.-BoNDs.
SECTION l. Any person having con-
troll or holding the funds of this Asso-
citation shall give bond, conditioned
upon the faithful performance of their
respective duties, and to secure the
payment, of all moneys and other
property coming into their hands, over
to those authorized to receive the
same.
Sec. 2. All bonds required by these
Bylaws shall be made payable to the
President of this Association and his
successor in Office, and he shall be the
custodian of all such bonds.
ARTICLE V1I.-LEGAL SIGNATURES.
This Association shall have a seal,
and the legal signature of the Associ-
alton shall be the signatures of the
President and Secretary, with the seal
attached. ="
4r ARTICLE VIII.
These Bylaws may be amended or
altered at any regular meeting of the
Association by a two-thirds vote of all
the members; provided, such amend
ment or alteration be given in writing
at least two months previous to the
regular meeting.
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HOme-RaiSed Seeds.

Better adapted to our soil and climate than any
others. Having enlarged my operations and re-
duced my prices, I am hoping to enlarge my circle
OF trade correspondingly. The experience Of every
year shows more and more the superiority Of
NATIVE SEEDS.
Send for catalogues and try them one year.
j. w. VANDIVER, Scotsman,
Weavexville, n. C. :
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ARTICLE V.-sToCK.

SECTION l. No member of this Asso-
citation shall hold more than five (5)
shares in the capital stock Of this Asso-
citation.
Sec. 2. All money for stock shall
be paid to the Secretary, who shall
give a receipt for same.
Sec. 3. At each meeting of Direc-
tors, the Secretary shall make applica-
ton for persons having one or more
shares deposited, who desire other
shares, and upon being granted by the
Directors, he shall issue certificates to
such person or persons, bearing date
of acceptance.
SEQ. 4. When certificates have been
issued for shares, it shall be a perma-
nent fund, and cannot be withdrawn,
except in case of the death of a mem
Der, or q dissolution of this Associa-
ton; then, and in that case, the
amount Of shares shall be prorated
among the members according to the
amount of stock. Shares may be
transfered TO members of the Farmers
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These Bylaws may be amended or
altered at any regular meeting of the
Association by a two-thirds vote of all
the members; provided, such amend
ment or alteration be given in writing
at least two months previous to the
regular meeting.
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LocnE Breelf,es.

TIE Howard Rifles were measured for new
pants on Monday last.
Mr.. Rossman ot,R4l,iaore. is guest Of
Mr. H. Heber Boswell.
Miss Matte Fsrrall is spending few weeks
at Clear Springs, Washington county.
Lieuterants Boswell and Daley were COM
missioned By AdjutaH, General Howard or
Tuesday last
Miss Florence Tolson one Of wa5hington's
f,vorite little bellies is visiting Miss Annie
Nudd at Bryantown.
Harry Lambert son Of Mrs. M.F. Wade,
is on weeks visit to his mother and friends
in the village.
We are indebted to Commissioner jaime
A. Murray for a lot Of choice and delicious
summer apples.
Mr. Robert L. Dgges has been appointed
Orderly Sergeant Of the Howard Rifles vice
Daley promoted
valuable mare the property Of Mr.. Willie
Sinclair Of Dentsvills, ran away With pow
on Friday last and before she could be stopped
broke one OF her legs.
Mr.. T. T. Owen, and his son Somerset,
who is home on his vacation, visited Psn-Mar
on Tuesday last Settle remains with
school mate in Frederick
The Republican Convention for the Fifth
Congressional District will be held at Laurel,
Prince George county, on Thursday the 23rd
instant.
We are indebted to the Hon. s. b. Elkirs
for a copy Of his address, recently delivered
before the Literary Societies of the West vir-
GINA University 1t is an able paper, on
American Civilization
Mr.. Brad Batcman finds that the attractions
Of old Charles are greater than those of Wash
ington. On a recent visit to Aliens Fresh be
induced his bright eyes" to accompany him
to the city of magnificent distances"
We are Indicated to Dr.. J. II. NJ. Barber for
complimentary ticket TO the tableaux and
festival held at Elmwood on Wednesday last.
We much regret that we were unable to be
present on the occasion, as all who were there
spoke in the highest terms Of the entertain
ment.
Mattawoman seems to be deserted since the
scarcity Of grease at Waldorf We under
stand that the young blacksmith a. Bryan
town has started a new enterprise of manu-
featuring the same, as he exhibited a fine spe-
cimen in a fancy bottle at Brices Camp last
Sunday.
Miss Susie Crawford of Washington, is Wis
itug Miss Phyllis Stouestrect near ia Plata
Miss Crawford was this year post graduate of
Georgetown Convent as well as the worthy
recipient Of four gold prize medals She is
rare an accomplished young lady, and with
her magnificent voice, charming ways
aud bewitching smiles she has won the adui-
ration and praise and perhaps the heart) Of
many Of our galaDts.
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nissallsa,d WIZ Static Iusn

Wf..oIi NJ N al MILE NT0f0 T,,-. Ilg--,
c....,.,a. H. ha,or. r. u., .a
1900, - ,,s, ,o.5, ,,,i., :, ..s, ,,...
.,.a..,..a r,.no,,o-. u 81, II p,h-
;oa rh. t,,o~, s,y u,, OWN, q false
s,,..,r;,. f.o., r,o.o ,r,-or,,sa, claim. far
-,.,.,,..i,nsaro con,i,r,tr, be,,o r.la and
.n,,, noIess t,ore j. cbsnye in the m,rage.
NAN, ,hox wouil m,lo ~ moro nn,..h is
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oEHMs ACME HALL.
STUPENDOUS
HARVEST SALE
FOR BUYERS.
In Opportunity Of a Lifetime.
I'll Doing the Work Of ~

Mems Fine Dress Suits.
We are Offering these suits
in Prince Albert, and Three
and Four-Button Getaway
styles, in Blue, Black, Brown,
Corkecrews, Plain, DiagOnals
and other beautiful weavings
and eol0lingS, made in the
perfection of the tailOr's art
for Is GO to 20 90, formerly
) 90 to ID 90 more.
Mems Business Suits
Sack and Frock Styles, 80
to 40, breast, I 80, 10 90,
II GO, Is 90; formerly
l5 90 % GO.
Pants formerly I so, Z 90
and 6 90, now 5 90. Pants
formerly ; 90, now 3 So and
4 90. Excellent values in
strength and style for 2 80,
3 90 and 4 00.
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Examination for Teachers Certih
Gates The Bolrl Of School Commissioners
met on Tuesday and wednesday last, and
held an examination for persons desiring
teachers certificates There were more new
applicants io7 cert iGcatcs than was ever before
known All the madens IN the county, and
numerous misses just in their teens, seem to
be impressed with the belief that their vocal
ton is to teach, aud the result of this BELIEF
is that the number of applicants for public
SCHOOLS are greatly increased each year. 1t Is
of vast importance to those who send their
children to public schools, thtt the teachers
should be ia every respect able and competent.
able to command respect aud confidence in tie
school roam and competent, not having to
pass by hard rub N ex .nination, but also to
impart their klpwielte to the pupil. As
there are numbers in the county who hold
first grad. teachers certificates we trust that
the examiner viii not grant any Others, uhless
a number one ex lmnation has been passed
Mr.. Maddox expects by the first If next week
to announce the successful applicants.
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Choice Choir Singing stette
which will be present and sing the caurch
music in Christ Church this village, uSun-
day the 5th instant, is composed Of tn, finest
musical talent in Washington. The follow
ing is the programme:
Opening sentence in D., From the rising Of
the sun.................by DR.. f. s. Kmball
Yenite exultemus Domino in D..
by.................................Dr E. s. Kmball
Gloria Patri..............by Or. E. S. Kinbali.
TIE Deum audamus in Z fiat No. 2
B4umbach
Jubllate Dec in B aat...by DR.. T. S. Kimball
Hymn No. 3l7 ............-.........by Hntchns
Gloria Tibi No 369.................by Ilutchins
Hymn No. 374......................by Hutchjns
OGertory The Lord is my shepherd
...."...W. Lapham
Closing ............................ Selection
The following voices compose the octette:
First tencrs. -Nessrs. VIM. Mcfarland Of
St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, and
james A. Smith of Christ P. E. Church.
Second tenors.-Dr. L. S. Kimbal. and
N If. o. Simons.
First basses. -Messrs. J. II. Kaiser Of
Epiphany P E. Church, and VIM. Calf.
Second bases. -Nessrs. VIM. Lapham Of
the Metropolitan VI Z. Church. and ]. II.
Hickcox Of St. Aloys;us Church.
Orgauist and Director. DR.. L S Nmball
Mr. Lnpham, son Of ex-senator Lapham Of
New York, is considered the finest bass in the
district, aud DR.. kimball, the oygauist and
director, is ne ctoir anil musical l.ader Of the
city. The Rev G. f. Williams, :f his ar
fragments can he perfected will be present
and participate in the services It is expect
Cd that the largest congregation that has ever
assembled in our handsome ueS church, will
lir present on the OCCASION
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literary SocIetr.-The Naniemor

Literary society," e NanJemoY lit
erary Social and Debating Society confines
its weekly meetings at the Rectory OF
Durham Parish. The literary exercises arc
very entertaining and instructive to members
and visitors. On Saturday the 28th instant,
the programme embraced Music BY Miss
Nellie Tongue; Reading, 'For the Lord will
not fail his people, bv Mrs Bette h Prout;
Essay, Walter H. Gray; Reading Bald
heads" Mrs. VIM A. Smith; Essay, CIR.
meries and creameries, Rev T. 0. Tongue;
and music by Miss Nellie Cobey. The Rev.
Mr.. Tongue, the president, is indefatigable in
his efforts in behalf Of the society They
have accumulated quite a nice library which
is of great benefit to its members The club
through the agency Of Mr.. f. D Howard
joined the Home Library Assoca-
lion. They will thus have all the benefits Of
the association and can secure book,
at wholesale prices Societies of like
character should be formed in every section
ofour county, for they are Of incalculabe nen.
eft and muca valuable information is gained
thereby. We wish continued success for the
society.
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3 CaIics Party at Bryar,os,

! Caiic" Party at Bryaatonn IN
ladies q Bryantown neighborhooa as. ~
by the gentlemen gave calico party On In.
day night last at the residence Of Mr.. pIne.
Sales Audd, to whom for his courtesy al that
were present are indebted. Althou,b AZ
about dusk, when the sun had begun ,nk
the world into darkness, all appearances xsre
for rain, and prospects for small crowd vet
when lima shortly after twilight put fan
her beaming countenance all became sl.,ed
with joy, and many Of this, and other Min.
tiles, soon assembled to join in the Terpsebo.
rsan delights. The company was iaree and
youth, beauty, graceful forms and attaetiye
dresses, gave brillancy TO the occasion. Good
music was furnished, which had an ins,ripr
effect upon the company, and a more esoya
be affair Of III. kind has not lately ocs,fred
in Bryantown. At u O'Clock the danakns
pended TO enjoy a superb collation., gotsn 40
under the supervision Of the ladies II the
ueighborhood and consisted Of everriing
fine and in great abundance. It was.long
in the small hours Of the morning wien the
company parted aud they did 50 with natnal
congratulations on the good time thoy had
Bry antown has ever held world-wiis aad
worthy reputation for affairs Of thlskied
may she still continue and prosper, know
are the good wishes Of ALL Among those
present besides the people Of our community
were noticed: Miss Clage!tand her fried Miss
Pummer, Misses Turner, Tolson and Dough-
ty Miss Phyllis Stouestreet and her friend
Miss Crawford, Miss Forbes and Mrs Stewart
Mr. r. X. Stosestreet and brother, NJ. Rob-
bic stonestreet Messrs. W Mitchell, B Digges,
W. Slye G. and D. Howard, R. and NJ
Keech, S. and II. Contee aud J. y, Sioass ucet
aud brothers. EG.E
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Had Their Pictures Taken The


Grant photographer who is at present in our
village did thriving business on Tuesday
last. The diguifed Judges Of the Orphans
Court, with the deputy Register of Wills and
bailif, in the intervals that they could escape
from their arduous duties in carelng for the
lonely widows and helpless orphans, posed
in true judicial style in front Of the Court
House, and had themselves immortalzed in
lin type by the expert artist. And our Couu-
ty Fathers, with clerk and hailif carried
away with pardonable vanity to have them
selves fattered by the photographers lens,
were carly in the chairs for their pictures, but
the group in someway disarranged the appara-
tus and several sittings were necessary before
pictures could be gotten quite satisfactory to
them. Several other groups were taken,
soldiers with their gay uniforms, and .taid
civilians with less picturesque attire, were
faithfully reproduced to the qualification Of
the sit;ers, aud pe.uniary benefit of the
o Ator.
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Horse Killed.-Mr. Henry Birch of Bry-

Horse Killed-Mr. Henry Birch of Bry-
antown, had a horse Killed in that village on
Monday evening last. Mr.. Burch's son had
hitched the animal to the carriage, for the
purpose Of driving to an entertainment at the
residence Of Mr.. f. D. Mudd, when the horse
refused to 60 The animal was unhitched
and while being driven down the street with
The harness on, reared up and fell backwards,
injuring himself so seriously that he died an
hour OF two later. The loss to Mr.. Burch is
n serious one US the animal was quite valuable
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New Ballot B0xeS.-By an act of the
late General Assembly new ballot boxes are
10 be used at the elections in this State, each
one to be one foot outside measure, as near as
may be in width, depth aud lehgth, strapped
and secured on each edge and corner with
iron or brass, so as to prevent it from being
easily broken, and to have wooden lid,
uhich shall be fastened with iron hinges ans
good lock There is to be in the lid a sli
just large enough to admit single folded bal
lot at one time, and the sides of the box to be
clear plate glass, not less than one-eghth OF
an inch in thickness.
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Don

let Tint cold oeyoucs run on You think it Is
a light tGidr. Bgtit my rda iato c.tarrh.
Or into purpn5aia. Or consumption.
C4t,rgh IS disgusting. Pneumonia is dan
gerouS Consumption = death itself.
Tue breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy aud clear Of all distractions and Of
fensye matter. Otherwise there is trouble
thtni
All the diseases of these parts, head, nose
throat bronchial tubes aud lungs, can be de
lightfully and entirely cured by the use Of Be-
schee's German Syrup. If you don't know
this already, thousands and thousands of peo-
pie can tell yon. They have been cured by it,
and "know how it is, them selyes" Bottle
only 70 cents. ASS any druggist
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Comm1 .sioners Neeting

Comm ;Si0nerS Meeting The county
commissioners met in their Office on Tuesday
last for the transaction Of genera! business
Road supervisors aud hands were paid TOR the
month Of July. committee three, Messrs
Edelcu, Cough and Murray were 1pointsd to
inspect the bridges over the Aliens Fresh run,
and to report at the next meeting whether
new structures should be erected Their next
m tim will be on the 4th Of Septem e..
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A sonnd Legal Opinion.

f. cambridge Munday, Esq, county attor.
Rey Clay county, Texas, says: Have you used
Electric Bitters with most happy results. My
brother also.was very low with Malarial fever
and iauudice, but was cured by timely use of
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life" Mr.. ID. [. MilcoXaon, of Horse
Cave, Ky, adds 4 like testimony, saying; lie
positively believes he would have died, had ii
not been for Electric Bitters. This great RENE
DIV VIII ward OF, as well as cure ali Malaria
diseases, and for all kidney. liver and stomach
Disorders stands uuequaied. Price 50 cents
and 81 at W. W. Padgetts store
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I,disnensnbie to the Toilet

Indispensable to the Toilet. =
DarbYs Prophylactic Fluid cures chatting,
eruptons and ntlamatoa Of all kinds; cures
inAnmed or sore eyes; relieves pains from bites
or stings of insects and sore feet; destroys all
faint Of perspiration or offensive smell from
the feet or any part of the body; cleanses aud
whitens the skin Used as a dentifrice il
purifes the breath; preserves the teeth and
cures the toothache; sore gums and canker,
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BueIslcn', Arnica salve.

The best salve IN the world for cuts, bruises.
sores, ulcers salt, rheum, fever sores, tetter.
chapped hands, call0luns, corn. and ali skin
err ptiaqs and positively cures piles, OF no
pay required II is guaranteed 10 g,ye prr.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
- rrnls per box. For sale b. " v radsv,t
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Transfers of PrOperty.-Deeds- From
Nm Yeare- to Georgianna Yeates for 'Muda' F.,
Rest consideration, 500 Joseph Wilson
Young to Mary E. Young for eight acres OF
land; consideration, 500.
Bills of sale from John Campbell to A
Posey; consideration, $50 Is. VIM. NJ Swee
ney to T. Harrison 4 Co; consideration, ST.
Benjamin Locks to Martha f. Locks and al
consideration, $3.50 John II Morgan +
John 7. Higdon; consideration, $50 81
Mortgage from John H. Butler and wife t.
a. Posey on store house, lot and personal
property; consideration, sos.
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Lunch to The Howard Rifles 0n
Monday last the Howard Rifles. and several
gentlemen friends Of the company on an invi-
tadon from Lieutenants Boswell and Daley,
jored them in y lunch given AT Norris Hotel
Everything was served in frst-class style,
AID the "boys, aud their friends who were
fortunate in being present, Jared sumptuously
At the close Of the meal the Hon. John 7.
Davis in a few well timed remarks proposed
the health and happiness of the popular young
officers, both Of whom appropriately respond
Cd. The hope expressed by Lieutenant Daley
hat they would meet often under like ci-eum-
tuoes brought down the house, for all
ought it was well to be there.
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Good Sales Mes, Dudley and Car
pcntcr, Baltimore Commission Merchants,
sold few day4 ago for Mr. Abel Of St..
Thomas Manor, fonr hogsheads of tobacco.
The prices secured were TWO at seven, one at
eight, a1d one at nine cents This is the
best sale that we have heard Of this season.
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Maryland Agricultural College. y

HIT T'''TW ~ " ~ ~
The M.tr} Land Agricultural College under It's
new management bids fair TO become one o.
the mos, important educational lS.--......tlans
in the Stetc The well known ability OF It's
president, Prof. Alyorl, ani the cheap fees,
only ore hundred aud fifty dollars per year
will mike it popular See ad in another
column
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Died Of brain reyei on the 18th instant, af-
ter an illness Of two days, Katherine, little
daughter Of VIM. II. and NJ. Ruth Dent
Stewart aged four years and four months.
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Armory Co. B. 4th Bat. /. NJ. NC.
Port Tobacco, August Bird, 1888.
Special orders.
No. 10.
The members Of this command are hereby
ordered to report at the armory in Port To-
bacco on Tuesday. August 7th, 1888 at 4.3O
?. NJ. sharp for drill, and to transact bust
ness Of importance BY command.
L. A. WILMER, Captain Commanding.
R0rEu T. DlGGgs lst Sergeant
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f6taI anb QusonaI.

re- The one, oftbe lsDEFEyDEEr has bssa
r.79red 10 ne trsf eoor Of me Aq'onae Kfati,
inu7ediately 0PPosits hs BPiseopai Church.
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BOYS APPAREL.

The business of our Juve-
nile Department has outrun
every expectation this sea-
son, Our closing out price
is:
2 81 for Suits from 4 to Ii years; cheap
at % to 80.
5 90 for Suits from 4 to II years; cheap
al 90 to ! So
e Is for Suits from to II years. SUI
perb bargains at 8 90 to 10 90.
Boys Long Pants Suits, 5 90, I 90,
10 90.
Shilt Waists and Hats one-third and
one-xuarter off.
Furnishings for Men and Boys
Superb Neckwear and
Gauze Underwear 25c, just
half price. Negligeo Shirts
III IdllIltiS dllOt CIICN IOCc
soc, | 90, | 80. ? 90, 2 80,
finest silk 4 80.
Good Silk (Gloria) I'm
brclIa, natural stick, para
gon frame, will keep color
and wear well | 30, just
half price. Gold handle
Umbrellas | Is, worth 3 90.
Send for catalogue price
list and samples. Nocharge.
OEaEsssa EngHrEgHgH