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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

yam ter Jim Mason's he'll keep you in
the finest sorter shape. Lives right
down thar at the foot of the hill"
The traveller turns away disappoint-
ed, Of course, but he has placed a
wreath of faith upon Jim Mason who
lives right down thar" and onward
ne goes through the darkness. His
horse stumbles, and sometimes he has
so stop and feel his way. Mile after
mile is passed, it seems, but no beam
OF light comes trembling out to meet
him. He curses the man who has lied
TO him, and in his anger he thinks of
finding his way back and choking the
Nsroundrel, when suddenly light down
the valley warns his heart. He rides
up to a cabin. "Halloa!" Door is
opened; man pokes his head out
Jim Mason live here?"
"What do you want with him?"
Il want to stay all night"
ooh, lowed mebbe yer wanted ter
snatch him up befo' the Gran Jury.
Tes, l live here
well, was told away ckyonder,
4 don't know how far, that you would
accommodate me for the night"
Red headed Teller was it that told
your" he asked, still standing with his
bead poked out.
Il don't know; it was too dark to
see"
wall, if it was q red-headed Teller
1t was my son-in-law, an / reckon he's
che biggest liar in East Tennessy."
Il don't know who it was, but the
question is, can ! stav?'
Questions mighty easy answered
You KANT"
"But, my dear sir, can not go any
eurther,"
@Bleeged to you for calm me a dear
ear but | reckon you'll halter go
Eurder Sam Mayhem lives right down
thar, an ] think he'd be glad to take
you. Jest tell Sam that you air from
Texas an know his folks that went out
char three years ago Tell him you
knowd ALI, and lobe, and tho rest Of
EN-. My brother Pete went out thar
with them. Community lost a good
man when Pete left, 1 tell YOU. Tall.
rawboned Teller that could lift one side
Of steer"
WhH AAAN hANNN'fAf anu 4 HAM III y
chance. No casuistry could stand up
against such inducements to tell lie
yea, 30 great a necessity Of IT, 1
would deceive him.
My dear sir am from Texas sure
enough, and | do know his people.
slough, oi course noe intimately.
Know AlfT
Yes"
=An robc
Il dn."
Look horo fuu mout kn0w boy
bfothaf reir. Shat lives a4t there iu
Nslhann County
II ga acquainted alth h.m coat
there ha Is ku0an a. loaH taiu
Wall irrlAf ttfsaHeE 500 AN
NafHa HtefUaiW
#ahall az han sal ama Hf
ta hai eaii q miHIt saa faa sU
NalAhl asH a. IaH
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

90 dense that they seem the very bot
Confess pits of blackness. A ray of
yellowish light, trembling its way
through the gloom, comes down from a
Mill where dogs are barking. The
traveller is gladdened and, riding up to
log cabin, shouts: "Hallos" Some
0ne opens the door.
Il would like to stay over night with
you. | am cold, hungry, and tired,
and don't believe l can go another
wtep."
wall, we KANT take in no pusson,
Gaze we ant got no place for pusson
Ter sleep; but eff you'll go right down
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
Tencher Mns Cornered.

In one of the city schools a teacher,
with all the patience and powers of per
suasion she could command, was en-
deavoringto instruct class about right
angle triangle. After several attempts
she called the scholars 10 account for
inattention, with the remark that what
she was saying seemed 10 go in at one
ear and out the other Again she re-
peated her description, following 1t by
asking, who can tell what right angle
triangle is2 Up went hand, and the
bright boy Ia whom II belonged shouted
Something which goes Ia az one ear
aud out che either Worcester SpH.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
HE Y TOOK HIM IN.

o be overtaken by
night in the lone
lest part of East
Tennessee is to the
traveller a condition
to be lamented,
writes Opie P. Read,
in the Chicago
Times. The road
is rough and the
deep valleys have
gathered a darkness
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

is au English thoatgr, rorontly. the
orchestra between Che acls was PLAYING
yery loudly and ESQ ladies in tho 'front.'
row acre endeatorInH tn converse 10 tha
came time They had to raise their
tolcpa considerably And al tha arehas.
tra tuidaHI reached "a lns passage tha
tuiea "a une a ih. lalim trrsmr rfuull
lmtnet lust - hH femaIkui lWeat
tlk un.lHHhtaet
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

I Tie IaU BlauuS WHICH HouIlSn Iue
" roots, and render it glossy, soft and
thick These alkalies dissolve the fat
and soon the lady is distressed to find
that her hair is breaking off or falling
out Alcohol, whether in form of the
various hair tonics, or bay rum, is
equally injurious, and to its use in bar
Der shops are the most of the bald
heads due
When one feels that the head needs
good shampoo, the yelks of eggs
alone should be employed, with plenty
of water. The yelk of an egg is almost
all oil, and for that reason an emollient
but no alkali nor soap should be used
if it is desired to preserve the hair at
its best.
Dandruff is a great injury to the
hair, and it has never yet been under
stood, though some have pretended tc
have discovered its cause and cure.
But this we have noticed and proved,
those who wash their heads in cold
water daily never have it. Brushes
and combs should be kept very clean,
| and no one should use those of another.
When there is dandruff, cleanliness,
washing in cold water, and sometimes
a little brandy will remove it.
The use of fine combs, unless when
absolutely necessary, is greatly to oe
condemned, and it is far better to dis
card them entirely Many ladies find
it inconvenient to wash their heads
daily, on account of their bangs, and
such depend upon the fine comb for
cleansing the scalp, with an occasional
shampoo. There are more exudations
from the scalp than from the clear
skin, and the pores need a clearer field,
SO to speak, than they have with the
accumulations which catch to the hairs
and mat down tightly until they form
little scales, which being of refuse
matter turn sour and acrid, and finally
contaminate and heat the little fat cells
which nounsh the hair. These scales
accumulate until they keep up a sort
of irritation and itching of the scalp,
and finger nails poison it, aud before
one knows it the head is one mass OF
scaly dandruff, and before long the
head is sore in spots and the hair be
gins lhlllhR.
Ladies whose neatness in other re.
spects Is proverbial, will not wash theii
hair daily because Is because - well
they can give mo- reason, only that they
were taught that it was not at all nee
essary. And when the scalp il mo-
kept cool and free Of daudruff, and th,
seeretions which cause il, the hair Otter
loses It's coloriug matter The heat il
the cells destroys il, aud Young per
sons turn gray who ought not wear tina
token Of age for many Years yet.
The writer Of this Is forty three, an,
has not one gray hair set and thinks
I with some reason. that the rrgula
washing of hor hcad Ia cold waio
every morning since she Was child
+ Is che cause aud hor hair i Hoft au,
silkF aud quite abundant &c that agu
. Hef hmtheu ani relatives guuugr
thaH hsutll tra bald and aJav III
NHaa thef mat tbHk cold waiu
saai Ir lhe UAlp tHMk NIt.sr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

ANY ladies wash
their h e a d s with
preparations of al
kalies, ammonia,
borax, a n d ev en-
baking soda, and
sometimes washing
soda, but these are
each and all hurt
full both to hair and
scalp, for the life
and yigor of hair
comes from the lit
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
PRESERVATION OF BEAUTY.
denlned CT

Hints to Women Regarding the Care OF
the Hair-The inc ToOthed Comb Con-
demned- Cleanliness the First Requisite
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

,HOMAS ADDISON
recently celebrated
his 44th birthday at
his home at Menlo
Park, n. J. Tn.
employees of the Ed
ison no crap h
Works, in honor of
the occasion, made
and presented to Ein
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
THE WIZARD OF MEMO PARK.

An Incident of Thomas A. Edison's Early
Career-His Birthday Gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
PERSIAN LAWN DRESSING sAceUEs.
SHIRT WAIsrs FoR 1890.

Where the best Shirt Waists
The Palais Royal is enabled to offer larger variety
and quotes lower prices than usually prevailing be.
cause most merchants buy mainly Of one maker and
make it stipulation that other merchant in town
snail De supplied, thus enabling the Quotstion OF
higher prices than otherwise would be possible-an
evident benet to the merchant at the expense Of the
customer.
The Palsis Royal offers the following makes. which
possess merit that q careful examination will only
make more evident.
THE CHAMPION. SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices %. SO aud as cents
In sizes for children and ladies' wear. Made Of Per-
Gale and Oxford Cloth; the collars with the patent
Enforcement making them set without wrinkle.
THE CHAMPION" FLANNEL WAISTS
Prices 80. so. 6s. as, CSC. sL15. sl.4s s1.ea
These are also made in blouse style All sizes The
lower priced are cotton mixed those at ys cents and
upward Of best Enslish and French FlannelA
THE LITTLE LORD" WAISTS.
Prices so and as cents.
This make il shown in percale and flannel. The
Litts Lord" IL gaining reputation for style At and
finish that 10 rapidly bringing il TO the fore. ATS
but growing favorite.
THE ACME" SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices so and rs cents.
HThe Acme Of Perfection" says the maker. and the
expression IL unsuitable, for we ind never have
complaint from those who try them Besdes the latest
styles I'm colored French percaie we show them In
White with pleated fronts Many ladies' are buying
them because they much like the vsssar shirts
THE KING" SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices q. e1. IS. alas. sl.es.
This 10 the favorte Of the mothss Of New York ana
Brooklyn. The patent buttons warranted not to
break or corrods-V they do neso Waisf efuen. The
variety Of styles. the IT. the qualities Of materials
could not 10 better. The King king Of Shirt wsists
THE LITTLE LORD fAUNTLERoy WAISTS.
Prices q. IS and sI.9s.
These are for little boys from three TO six year, o
ago. Rufs 10 the Esn collar cuffs and plsated trout
TIE fALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER,
Corner i2ih st. and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
FRoM 8 AM To 6 Pm. ToxoRRow

Friday, May l6).
MEN's.-4I.o9 for the IS silk Striped Cnshrink-
able Madras Flannel Shirts. See samples in window
corner 18th ST. and Pa ave.
NoTIoNs.-15 cents for the 2oc Warranted Tooth
Brushes; I9c. for choice Of all Csc Combs: l4c for
Genuine Cuticura Soap. &c. large bottle Of House.
hold" Ammonia.
GLovEs-s9 cents for our s6c. French Kid Gloves.
Every pair warranted AL sizes and shades
JEwELRV.-l5 cent? for any Of the Ice. oxidized
Silver Garter Clasps; 22c for those marked use loo
for the 15c Forget me-not Rings.
FANS-l9 cents for choice Of 25c Japanese Fans
Csc. for those marked 3oc.; choice Of 5uc. Satin
Fans tomorrow for 39c
PARAsoLs.-s4.2 5 for any a. ss Parasol. Those
at 81 50 and 60 As reduced to sl.sS each
LEATHER GooDS-e s cents for the sl.o5 Travel
ing Bags 65 cents for the 75c Antelope Belts with
o1idized silver clasps.
hoSIERY.-39 cents for the 4ec Fast Black Hose
with colored silk clocks Since the 45c Ribbed Silk
Vests are all soldw offer tomorrow the 6se Vests for
IS cents.
~ and Is cents. Extra quality 9s cents . yard.
Black Russia Nets for IS cents
HANDKERCHIEFs.--35c cents for Ladies' and Mems
marked 75c. Mems 80 and 75c. japanese silk Ini-
tials for so cents
NECKwEAR.-o9 cents for vandyke irish Point
Lace Collars IS cents for the 75c Collar and Cufs
OF Point de Gene Lace. IS cents fol Chdren's Linen
and Embroidery Collars
RIBBoNS-l2 cents for our SC Satin and Gros Grain
and Moire Silk Ribbons. Warranted all silk and full
inches wide.
wRAPPERS.-sl. rs FOR those marked 81 o. They
are shown Of White and Coored Lawns, SC. with
superior embroidery trimming.
DRESS GOODS.-45 cents for Soc Dress Goods in
GLIDING the new Check Wool Suitines
UNDERwEAR-59 cents for the CSC. Cambria
Drawers; 80 cents for those marked Soc. Lace and
embroidery trimmings.
EMBRO1DERIES.-6S cents for the al 25 sll5
and CSC. skirtngs 9S cents for the 81. 9s, Ell rs
and sI6s Skirtings. el.9S for the s3 25, 81 50
and e. IS Skirtings
CHILDKEN.-l0 per cent discount-Io per cent OF
the marked prices Of Bingham Dresses
- The above tonorrows special prices for GER
tain lots. We could write as much of the shove de-
partments as we do below about yassar Blouses
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

The Senate Judiciary committee seem to
know just how to frame law to open the orig
inal package before il can be sold in prohibi-
ton and license states. Their bill subjecting
imported liquors to the provisions of the laws
of the several states is strongly in point. The
constitutional interstate commerce provision
does not execute itself, but is to be executed
only By specific laws. The theory Of our system
10 that the state law is not to contrayene the
constitutional provision. But national law
may limit or define the bearing OF the provi-
sion. The following sentence, taken from the
full opinion of the Supreme Court, makes it
clear that such action Of Congress as is pro-
posed would be constitutional: I'VE hold that
in the absence Of Congressional permission to
do 30 the state had no power to interfere by
seizure or any other action in prohibition of
importation and sale by the foreign or nom
resident importer" The interstate commerce
law has nothing to do with the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

or course crowded street cars are a nuisance
but 80 long as people put up with them they'll
have to stand %. And then, look at the expense
the com panies have voluntarily gone to 10 put
mp those beautiful straps TO hang by.-Ph,la.
Times.
Why don't you do as we do in Washington. to
Wit: ride q bicycle or walk?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
EARNED Success.

Our Boys ana childrens Department hes
vaifed ahead Of LIST yssrs eusinsss-slg - %
wss. ws'rs not bosstins--but ore are proud Of
ID. We vouidns have incressed . pennys
worth n We we're not Superiority sCaipped
It's one thing 10 set down and sca . bout stoeh
and another thing to saor q Talks chsap. Its
Considerable presumption for . concern 10
show . design or two and say -this 10 oar
tasts-its The best-saks that"
Only thing sou want 20 be assured OF 10
QUALITY. Then 81 the variety q shown 10
you you'll use po~ ossa GOOD tasS. You
know the only house In town that brings sa
the novelties Of the European and American
markets right 10 your door 10 OURS You want
this seasons styies--iAss sesson--.ot mart. You
don't want them preached MP to you % scsrce-
and consequently hirh-~hether they are or
not. You've bad . falling out with fancy
prices--and we don't blame you Wouldn't
wonder If we had helpsd that along nttle-by
always snchorins everything 10 the shortest
price cable.
Our stock is a1'oays complese-stin there's
always something new coming In
In Boys Suits that Double Breasted Black
cheviot ssck-fsced with silk 10 the last srrival-
Along with It though came some oad-pest-
patterned cassimeres and chevio.x
We were literally forced into the market for
Sailor suits by the heavy demand you made ON
our hr'tbuyines nwe'd picked the tim. We
couldn't have struck It better. The variety We
brought back with N Will erplsin
We're sOins to do the Ladies' Blouse wai.,
business this season. We kept too quiet las, year.
You hardly expected to and them with VA
NOW YOU KNOW THEY'RE HERR Sscsnt
tell You about the pstterns-youTl have to see
them-snd the Boys waists-too-Percsles.
Linens or Flsnnels-ve've hundreds OF pat
terns-msinly the "star"-yoa know Why.
Anything you can think Of for the Boys or tie
Childrsu-we've got
sAKs AND COMPANY.
COMPLETE JUVENILE oUTFITTERs
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
myl5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
WHAr THr Gum Nrxos S,x

They tths qud nupcs) say that IL 10 IN opsn ,scrst
that bRopHEAD CO.. MASONIC TEMPLE, mot
only Keep the BEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL Dr..
ooods, but cell them cheaper than any othsr house;
ssse snst snsar AondvcA SHIRT st Etc. d.. Wrnsvss
Qrssf 1t $50 and Lo~sdals Qumbrte q ga srs ev,
dsucss thst their OW pees not confined to Dress
Goods only; also that their ainghsma satinss, Cha-
nse and OUTING Slsnnsls too lovely for anyshins
and that Brodhesd's Kid Gloves The most elegant
and perfect httinx they ever ssw. ml0-4t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

The indications now are that in a very few
years the island Of Iceland viii be entirely de-
populated Her emigration has been con
stsntly increasing, aud it is estimated that at
least O,OOo people or one-third Of the popula-
ton viii leave this year. When the last man
has gone the moment Of the real estate
boomer will have arrived and he will sxoop
down and five years later Iceland will be the
garden spot OF the globe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

The City Of Brotherly Love in the excess OF
its medical and humanitarian zeal is likely TO
go too far. It's hospitals are now successfully
mending broken neeks, and fresh argument is
supplied either for the adoption Of electrocu-
lion or the abolition of capital punishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

The serious question that stirs the MARYLAND
soul u whether a peculating clerk who filchsd
few hundreds shall go to the penitentiary and
the treasurer OF the state go about his BUSH
ness unmolested after stealing many thousands
OF the state funds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

The Courier-Jou'ndi speaks Of the fne old
gentleman who Is expected to succeed the late
Mr.. Randall in the House as Dick vaux. Z"
Dick" forsooth. What is Hank wattersop
thinking about?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

Mr.. Gladstone Of England will no doubt ten
der his compliments and congratulations to
Mr.. But.erworth Of America on O tin plate
duty free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
WV. III. McKsEws DArLY LETTER.
Thursday, May 10. 1901

II u universally conceded that the de-
mdnd for cheap and Imitation goods IL
rapidly sntsidino
We have already begun to feel the
effects Of the reaction. We have laid in
supply Of Ladies' Summer FURNISHINGS,
which for quality, adaptiveness and res-
sonableness has no superior in the city.
Cloaks, Suits, Jackets. Blazers. Refers,
Blouses. Shirts, Shirt Waists, Wrappers,
&C., are our great speciaities, hence Of
these you naturally expect US to carry
the best line in the city. Yet in Gloves,
Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets and kim
dred lines you will find us equally
strong We have just stocked up in the
following seasonable goods-just what
You want. Summer tourists on the way
to the seashore aud mountain will find
nu to interest them here. We have
just unpacked An excellent line Of LADIES'
Wrappers and Suits. embracing every
kind worth your buying.
WRAPPERS.-Youc can buy plenty of
Print Wrappers at s l. 90 and 81 25, but
you won't want either after inspecting
our line at &1.25. The difference is as
great in the making and finish as in the
patterns Ours are the best the price can
buy.
bingham Wrappers, SI.50.
Fancy Figured Percale Wrappers, go.
Figured Lawn Wrappers, 81 so.
Figured Bstiste Wrappers, 80. so up
Figured Sateen Wrappers, 81 up.
White India Linon Wrappers, s2. so,
S3, 1925, ~ 80, 30 to 1880,
WASH SUITS.-Most attractive line
we have ever shown and yet prices are
less.
Ladies' Suits of Fancy Prints, s3.5
up.
White Lawn Suits, s2, 90, "a, 50, 90,
&6 SO. 81. 81. so up to s35.
Wash Gtngham Suits. stylishly made
In neat, nne appearing patterns and
eolorinss. %. $3.50. SO, $3.50, SO,
$3.50 to $3.50. This line isn't
eQualled elsewhere.
Ladies' Lightweight Cloth Suits, sl2
to $3.50. Fine fabrics and stylishly
made.
Ladies' China Sir Suits, plain shades,
also Cream aud Black, S35 to S45. Fig
ursl, $3.50 to &2L
Travelling listers. Conneniaras, &c, Of
Mohair. Glorio, Brilliantine, Silk, Surah,
&c. Best fitting and most comfortable
shapes for summer tourista $3.50 to
ego.
New shape in Black surah SIX Tray
cling listers at els.
When next on the Avenue drop In and
let Us show you the stock whether You
wish to purchase or not. Polite assist.
ants aud no one importuned to buy.
VIM II. McKNEw.
The Only Exclusive Ladies' Furnishings
House in the City.
(Succsssor to r. Il. Taylor,
933 Psunsylvanis sva NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
WHAr OUR SrocK CONTAINS.

REMEMBER THAT IN ADDITION TO OUR
SUPERB LINE OF SPRING ovERCoArs.
PRINCE ALBERT. FRoCR, cUTAwAY AND
SACK SUITS. SEPARATE TROUSERS AND
FANCY VESTS THAT WE ALWAYS HAyEA
FULL ASSORTMENT OF RUBBER COATS,
MACKINTOsHEs. BAR COATS. DENTISTS,
COATS, WATERS JACKETS. BOTH OF
WHITE DUCK AND BLACK ALPACA,
LINEN. PoNGEE AND MoHAIR BUSTERS,
ALL SIZES AND PRICES. AND A FULL
AND COMPLETE LINE OF TENNIS
BLAZERS. WHITE AND STRIPED Plan
MEL AND CHEvIoT GOODS IN SUITS OR
EACH GARMENT SEPARATELY. THIN
COATS AND VESTS FOR SUMNER WEAR IN
PoNGEE. SILK, MoHAIR. DRAB DETE,
NUNS CLOTH. ALPACA. SERGE AND
sICILLIENE OF ALL GRADES. CoLoRs
AND SIZES. ALL AT PROPER PkICEa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

The leader OF laboring men in America is a
ballot reformer. Mr.. Powderly. could not
afford 70 be behind the times If he wanted to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

N1No 81 An. WASHlN
UNDERWEAR UxDrswrAn
80 uSDIzw1Ah sos
UNDERWEAR 7sc UNDERWEAR.
Todsy We advertise specially line Of Muslin and
csmbre Underwear 1t the uniform price Of sepenty.
nine cent?. These are no odds and ends but new per-
feet stock made up for our regular stock made care
fully and in the best manner, best materials sbroid
cries and lacea Not an article In the assortment
worth less than CSC and some few more. We think
the best assortment at the price ever showna ..
7ec Zoe 7ec
100 Good Muslin chemiss. hns embroidery 7oc
7ec yoke embroidery edge neck and sleeves. zoe
7sc Fine Cambria chemises. fine Aredici lace 79c
700 yoke Medici edge neck and slsevea 70
100 Fine Cambria Chsmise. yoke Of nne en- 700
79c broidery. neck and sleeves fine embroidery Zoe
700 edge trimmed Toe
zoe Fine Cambria Chemise, yoke Of two rows zoe
100 Of nns Torchon inserting. neck and sleeves 79c
100 edged fine Torchon lace zee
7sc Fine Muslin Gown, yoke two rows fine 79c
zoe embroidery inserting clusters of ne tucks zoe
79c embroidery edge nsck cuffs to match; 79c
7ec M. H back zoe
79c Fine Cambria Gown, trimmed and an 7ec
700 ished same - above. zoe
100 Fine Cambria Gown. pointed nns- tucked Zoe
zoe yoke. embroidery edge. neck and sleeves, Zoe
Toe NH. back zoe
zoe Fine Muslin Skirt full length and width, 7ec
79c two clusters tucks Deep Torchon lace edge 79c
7ec on cambria rufis. Fine Cambria Skirt. zoe
79c cambria ruiie. edged with deep Val. lace, zoe
79c full length and width. zoe
7ac Fine Muslin Skirt four clusters tucks 7sc
To- A.an ,.r,h-,. -,.sau S.,u ,..~.. -. Ia, ,o
79c Fine Muslin Drawers. nne tucks hem. 7sc
7ec stitched embroidery inserting. yoke band 79c
79c and deep hem. 7sc
zoe Fine Cambria Drawers, cluster Of nns .sc
7sc tucks. deep rufae Of Msdici lace, yoke 7sc
Toe bands 7sc
79c Fine Cambria Drawers, rufas Of Medici 79c
79c lace. Msdici inserting to match ribbon zee
zoe drawn through yoke band. 7sc
zoe Fine Cambria squars-nect Corset Cover. 7ec
7sc trimmed With due embroidery. inserting 7ec
7sc and edge to mstch neck and sssvss French; 7ec
700 back warranted perfect ntsins 79c
zoe We ask you to look st this assortment Of 7sc
79c 7ec zoe
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7ec values. 7ec
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Russian Nett, 54-inch wide, ct CSC I'd.
Russian Large Mesh Nett 54-inch wide, at soc. I'd.
Striped Russian Nett. 54.inch wide. st sec. I'd.
Two Pattern Stripe Nett, 54-inch wide. 1t &c. I'd.
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