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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-18

THE TIMES can be found regularly on
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n Office.

Sale OF stock of international Cigar
cite Machine Company.
The following list Of subscribers to
the capital stock of the International
Cigarette Machine Company having
failed to pay assessments due by them,
To wit:
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SALEM NEWS.
a stove Foundry With IL Capital of $50,
600 To he Erected.

900 to he Erected.
SALEM, Nov. IT. Special Salem
has been crowded all day. There has
been quito a number of strangers here
looking after investments etc. The
grand jury has been at work to-day, but
has continued over tomorrow, and it is
whispered that something will show up
against the liquor men.
Mr.. Ed. Corbctt left tonight. He has
been here for several days looking after
the location Of a plant, the rolling mills.
i. w. Atkins and wife. Of Boston,
Mass, and John H. Osborn. Of Carlisle
Penn, are registered at Hotel Luccrnc
Mr.. William Il. Summers. Of the firm
of William T.. summers Il Co., leaves in
the morning for the North, whore he
will close 1t big land sale. and Mr.. Her
bert, another member Of the same firm.
leaves tomorrow night for Eastern Vir-
! ginia to close deal with land Syndi-
cate. Mcssrs. Summers ana Herbert
arc huStlcrs in the most vigorous senst,
! OF the word.
The Improvement Company closed ar
! rangcmcnt with a company from Ohio.
/ who were going to erect y stove factory.
1 The building Will be OF brick and
will cost 100000. Ii Will employ
scvcrty-iivc men. 1t has a capital stock
I OF $50. 900. II not the lirst.ii is one of the
fruits OF Mr.. Aliens iabors. TULLy.
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Fire, life and accident, in
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-02
ALEXANDRIA,
for THE EVENING STAR


HE FIKEIES's VIsIr.-The event of AIexao-
drIa this week will be the three DAVIS conyen-
ton OF the Virginia hremen. Decoration of
houses IN honor OF the assemblage has already
begun, and the Ballard House. opposite the
market, at APpieh's, Oh King street and
several other buildings have already been
adorned. The decoration of the city buildings
has been commenced by Mr.. H. ID. Giebei Of
Brooklyn.
IHG CHrRCHEs.-At the churches Yesterday
the pleasant sunday filled the pews. Presiding
T. der Porter preached at Trinity VI E. Church
Rev. Augustus DAWSON Of the Baltimore Fms
"oIIt Nfh0dis' otticiated at tie Methodist Epis-
cOpai Church South. and at St. Marys Church
Rev. Father Diennenn of Frederick sbuTg. Va.
{ve@chod, having exchanged pulpits with Rev
Father Gl-aud of that church
\IsITING THE MoxCMExrs-Durine the visit
o. MS. President Harrison and Mrs Secretary
bs.Ine 10 this city yesterday they INSPECTED the
monument IN Christ Church yard and drove
around the clty's 'Apbomatox" monument to
SIC Alexandra dead o; the confederate army
q the intersection of Washington and Prince
streets.
NoTEs.-Mr. John ". Burke has almost en-
tiIely recovered from the injuries inflicted
upon him by being thrown from his horse
some weeks ago.-The funeral OF the infant
daughter OF Mr.. James F. Bradfeld took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence of her
parents on West street-The funeral of Vim
+ Marks, young employe Of the Midland
haliroad Company. took place this morning
A requiem mass was celebrated at ST MarvEs
Church and the Sod&lity Lyceum attended the
remains TO the grave IN the Catholic Cemetery
and adopted tribute TO the memory OF the
oeceased.-The Locust Hill Gold Mining
Company has been chartered here by Judge
Keith. The mining will be done in Spottsyl-
wanna county, Va The incorporates are Z. Z.
Briefly. James Clayton. J. L. Emerson b. W.
Royal and others.-Wm. Day OF Canads. has
bought for 800 two building lots on Faystte
street near Queen and will build there.-The
pubic schools Of jefferson district, in Alex
andria county, closed last week.-Capt. Cline
has bought Capt Ellis tug Anne for -. COO
and will run the boat on James river--The
mayor has paid to the city treasurer
licenses III this city.--The Colored Aged
Home having given up the Friends meeting
house will complete Its business tomorrow.
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HIGH LICENSE IN BALTIMORE,
The Number of Saloons In the City
Considerably Reduced.

The high license commissioners OF Baltimore
nearly completed their work Saturday under
the provisions OF the new law. There were
formerly $500 saloons in Baltimore The
commission granted licenses to about 1900
applicants. Over 500 applications we're
turned down, including q number of low
dives. The remainder Of the saloon keepers,
who either could not pay the $3.50 license or
were afraid to run the gauntlet of investigation,
closed up their places and retired from bust
neA. The midnight closing rule has caused no
ammunition In the night arrests for drunken
ness, although the law since May has been
rigidiy enforced. A number Of saloon pro-
Pfttors, whose applications were rejected,
nave appealed TO the courts on test cases in
voivlng questions as to the powers of the COM
mission. These claim that although no evil
dence was produced to prove that they kept
down. Nearly $500, 900 las been paid into the
treasury for licenses.
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SHOOTING STARS.
A CENSrS LIST.

CENSUS LIST.
| 1t is understood that Supt Porter will moi
| object TO anybody answering the followins
/ well known questions:
| Good morning. Have you used Swear soap
Are you insured?
Do YOU wear pants?
Where do you buy your groceries2
Have you corns?
Have you bought a lot at Riversdale2
What ails you?
Whose was the hand?
Where will you spend the summer?
l. Have you fits?
Where did you get that hat!
And so forth.
A supreme court decision-gettiug mar
ried
A nice school place-yassar College.
Do not shoot the census enumerator; he is
doing the best he knows how
To the Speaker: Stone walls do lot prison
make, nor House restaurant bars a cage.
Train Robber-waking passenger in his
berth on a Pullman: "Your money or your life. +"
Passenger-angrily: What's the matter with
your L wilr'-then observing large open
faced revolver and his error at the same time
II beg your pardon. i thought you we're the
porter"
SUGGESTION.
Now Mr. Greedy.
Don't you really
Think it wouid be very nice;
To fan this weather,
With feather
And put it out somewhere on ice3
AN OFTEN CASE.
He shook the lapel of his coat,
And in temper hot,
He. to his waltz companion. said
Say, what cheek you've got"
JUNE.
Lo this is June,
When lovers spoon
And tell the old, old story;
When heartless men,
With tongue and pen,
Boom ice cream clean to glory.
It's hot day when May is left.
The census enumerator dasn't ask: SIS this
hot enough for you?"
The backbone of the winter has melted and
run down.
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"HA FAaM OF FORTY ACRES MORE OR LES

II a FARM OF FORTY ACRES MORE OR LESS.
HALF MILL fr~m railroad station. Falls Church Va
i've miles frHm oeorsetowa. e, iup owed By a fne
modern dwelling of Ia rooms, = large barn. st.ble
room for % and IL horses and All neresary out
buildipgA The location 10 high aud heaithfnl CON-
country: beautiful lawn aud elegant shade rsss
srnn9Sr strssm. rn lie so 500 and ssI rad By
small fruits 1hef farm Be subiyided into build
Hai'i1 Tsls au,sA VI
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V1k cAIIE-IUAN-
THREE DAYS ONLY
in which To- buy
EAST CHARLTON HkluHTS LOTS

$500 EACH g. CASH AND 81 PER MONTH
IN to the eSensys and rapid
tors advanced the price ~ $3.50 per lot to take effect
June :, $50.
IA the OAKS snd
cedars. 20 trains daily. - lnilcs out on b. and o.
tickets free at tie c S Of T. l. MafrcE Or JoHS
o. JOHNSON. Columbus Building, 6l7 + ST. NV.
FoR sALE-coLoNIAL DEAcH LoTs-5o, on
j. River fr9nt.Sjth some Of Choicest Back Lots.
m3l 81 1921 st.
FLoRIpA PHOSPHATE LANDS AND ORANGE
have bad placed in my hands for sale several
are rich ia IhosPhates and orange groves. well ad-
vanced and bearing good c,ops.
properties, 1c.. apply to JOHN b wiGHI.
INSIST 14OS1x q 81. nv.
Tor sALE-FAkM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
Guiding some beautiful sites Price 800 per acre
about ~ miles from Aeaandra and .SoSt MI niA e.
apply gsl tG DULASf Witty IsiSF ..n~
ENoRi sALE-A NUMBER OF RESIDENCES AT
Il Hyattsville and other stations along the Bait
Building Sites. suburban AID other Farms:
m3l-t DUCkElT FUkD. Ul7 Fstn.w.
FOR sALE-4o ACRES. BEAUTlFrLLY LOCATED
oea an1 Ic,s. iss f54m yenninSs $50 Ter asrs
from roTesae n $50 I pe9 acre and miles
Acres = miles from Hyat,sviue, on New Cut
3 Acres at Hyattsville. $500 per acre
m3l-3 DUCkETI h FORD. 6IT + st NV
COUNTRY HOME sITEs-A REMARKABLE
~ offer to one or ten parties desiring TO build
mer COTTAGE or Permanent Home in a beautiful oak
grove each site corner and large ouvenent
to station on Metropolitan railroad: surrounded by
excellent society and all other advantages Address
REMARKABLE star Office. my3l-3t.
USOR SALE-l0-hOOM HOUSE: IN FINE GROVE:
Il, hill; min. from depot; cellar. we'll: = acres
$1,000 One to ten acres. covered with fruit. s2o0
monthly psyts. ii. L. SALISBURY, Vienna, Va.
LOR SALE OR RENT-TWO LAEGE AND BEAU
y tiful Homes. with large grounds aud shade. on
METROPOLITAN Branch Railroad convenient stations
and good society. Inquire at he Office of L. s. CHAP
MAN, az llth ST. 1eieI hone cali 1868. m3i-3t
(NQLo NAL BEACH LOTS NEAR THE wHAKF AT
~ $50. Gao aud $50. Grestest bargains in 10
years. L. A. MCINTYRE.
m3o-W 22.l Of. n W.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EoR sALs-Ar oaKMoNT. OPPOSITE WASH
ington Grove, Ma. 20 miles west OF cay on halt
.rss ToO%s and gsFi ii seS 5 as
sS,I.sr Sr So .r y; ron ''iSH4 M 81 %
Az iiih s, nv ' '-'''0' n p''AlA N1 n!
EoR sALE-A DEsIRAsLE FARM SITUATED IN
and Ss ,ry No e1ssssS Ssr ma 10
more and Ohio Railroad. containing ~ acres I'M
Fem. d5Gas a IL .Sp e.d and
lea,hes Price, ESQ per acre For further
'I ,sss + fhAT iso, HEr Z,
EoR sALE-sPLENpID COUNTRY BoME-oNE
Sss T. % .p5 aS ss
ouss sh sss ,fseS small fru .,er and hath in the
he aad oho R Mss 'rG sSe
walk from the station; brick Sidewalk 10 the door.
nffa w&Rsf ffsa t S6 B. siG .:Sa
fok sALk-ABoUT 90 ACRES OF LAND ON rHE
b and 9 r.ilrO d y mile from HSait.viile and 5
is mostly clear will subdivide very pretiiy into
over 400 l0ts sarvsin to wishing han die
,e2 81 I. BSS s5is $40 18th st. NV.
TOR sALE-le4 ACRES on sUITLANp ROAD.
Ss.ufay losa!s ans sO spenald ro.d ts EXCELLENT
chance ,sits e, for An Investment T r. Bkooks,
VEoR RENr-A FURNISHED COTTAGE IN OAK
= land; Gsrreit Co. has nine rooms good water
Eleasanty located snort dlStsnce from Oakland
Ma - =. '"' = 0'A''n' CAREY ,sa g.
E0R. RENT or sILE-HANpsOME 7KO0N
N2asse, . hhhtttes froiG station. : 10 per month;
Also Farm House. Ia mile from station. q. Z HINE
Nienns, Fairfax Co., Va. ln3l. a.
ZINE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR SILVER SPRING
4 On IN st road, about r miles from city; largs
double dwelling goOd well. stable aud other farm
Duldings. with 10 acres OF land bargsin II taken
atopce pEEBIk DAyIS'k co
m24-2w 1919 ST
NOR SALT HAVE FOR SAFE SEVERAL SMALL
Tracts 81 land near brghtwuod Snd close the
OF Columbia Park, one of two acres each and
one OF acres. WHICH can DO bought at very low hS
mr. ns 4 taken at once Terms easy. ". L BElDGEs
olo 9th St Il. ". m3l-3t'
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JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1891 Est NV.
m27-1w Nashington d, G.

INOR SALE-wOODSIDE ON THE METROPOLI-
II Branch, at fenwick station. eight miles from
Washington. THIS beautiful suburb has just been
opened 70 the public, after Q large expenditure Of
money on streets, avenues and sidewalks Several
houses have been erected Bnd more 10 be built Al
once The locstion 10 high and occupies commando
ing view Of the surrounding country. The drainage
perfect. The tract ha- q large front Br yhtwood
avenue extended and IL bat short aud pleasant
from the CITY, new station Will be erected at once
prepared for the same abe lots are large and the
prices low. Great inducements viii be offered TO par
ties who will build At Houses built and sold ON
ips,alinsnts Before buying el.swhere out and er
anime this property and then you can form your own
conclusions without regard terms Of any al
tisement. B. L. LEIGHTON. Proprietor. 4s2 Louisi-
ave. NV. m23-lm
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EoR sALE-IMPRovED LAND WITHIN MILES
OF Washington City; l23t acres large house, shade
trees beautiful view Of city, q 100 per acre 100
acres. highly improved, large MANSION, hot and cold
water, tall and stately shade trees beautiful lawns
cellent water and magnificent view of and river,
price 1925 per $50 large stone
cominodious mansion. umbEageous trees, excellent
room new house for $4,000 20 scres with large barn,
new Groom house, for $4,000; acres broom new
house, 12,750 ~ acres, 7room cottage and barn.
some fruit for 5000 s3s acres. new Broom house.
barn and lawn. tor $500 per acre. "a acres Broom
house and grist mill 90 miles OUT, for ZOO
All of these places can be bought easy aud
well adapted to dairy or garden farming. fruit and
poultry raising. for persons doing business the
city and wishing to live short distance Ia the country
also have many large and small of l. nd pear
the city suitable for Tor villa sites
also many farms near Washington, cheap aud eAsy
terms Call and Will be pleased TO talk real
with persons interested il the subject Office
hours from q IN. to 2 IA.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1871 = st NV
m27-1w Washington. ID, c.
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TINE BEST YET.

A chance to secure Lot and 7-room Cottage for
$3.50. Hodges addition 70 HsIpine Village. Thirty
Lois at Sou each go cash and 10 FER month with
out interest. liberal discount Tor cash
Halpine Village 10 situated on the Metropolitan
branch OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Two miles
this side OF Rockville.
The lots in the original Halpine village have all boon
sold, aud contracts have been entered for hotel
store and several dwelling houses
The lenleytown and Rockville Electric Railway will
pass within three minutes WALK Of the village.
Don miss the opportunity. You are sure to get O
cheap lot and you may secure thu cottage.
For further particulars apply 10
GIBBS LOEFFLER Agents, l4l1 @ St NV
yaO
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THB HIGHLANDS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
That beautiful suburban estate on the B. ana o r.
X. Az miles from Washington. Highlands. being
the property OF the highland Country Gluh located
the railroad station and taiuing about acres of
hlsh land improved by a large modern club house.
ing alley, with servants gu lrters, stables &C. The
property VIII he sold entirety. Including house
hold furniture, &c. which cost over $4,000 The
grounds have already been subdivided and beautted
large demand for iots IN this subdivision but owing
to the nature OF the ownership the management have
decided to sell whole at a greatly reduced price
from SEXUAL value. splendid Opportunity here Of
preliminary work has been dom. First-cass railroad
facilities and hne rosuways leading city. For
pats aud ful Information To- and apply
to JOHN +. WAGGAMAN, 700 l4th st. NV.
my30-2w
I%OR SALE OR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR-
Il nished, at Gaithersbury, Md, ~ minutes walk
from deuoL room House, 4 acre land good Garden
abundance OF iruit OF all kinds stablug TOR horses
2cows, carriages; besutifni grounds. Address
,. DIX. I. u. CARROLL,
m30-3t' ob1ce-6l7 nth 81 NV.
3SoR RENT-DURING sUMMEK AND EARLY
L fau-A Desirable Country Home near Front Royal,
Na including all necessary furniture except bed and
dance OF fruit snd garden spot II needed servants
can De had IN the nelghborhood; delightful
the door and abundant shade Inquire at vi Sth ST
NV. or ). A SETTLE CO., 1929 Il ST. m30-5t
LN0R RENT-FIvE ACRES GOOD PASTURE AND
l. Large Barn within one mile of this city. good
ienees; only Sl2 Der mo. running water. r. A
PHlLLIPs son, l4lS \. Y ave. my29-7t
lSoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A HANDSOME
Country Home in western New York; Will sell or
BLISS. los LIST NV. MIS- LIT.
NOREST GIEN
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Terminus Of Rock Creek Park.
BEAUTIFUL LOIS.
$50. 600. $3.50 AND 1900.

= 80 PER MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST
Very large lots-costing more than S3OO-e o per
month, This ground - located station aud bor-
ders on the 1th St pike. -Four subdivisions center
here, and all OF them are being rapidly improved
Many houses now in course of erection Streets are
being made connecting Linden. one half mile distant
there already 40 houses including hotels one OF
them costing $4,000 hese lots the prest are
offered cheaper. and the ground sells per acre for
times as much as where lots being sold surrounded
by Eastern Branch swamp lands. Forest Glen lies
adjacent 10 Rock Creek and must in consequence be
benehted by the lark. IL has beautiful station.
good store. school, churches and llent SAM.
tariufn, and bids fair to become in the very iea-
future the finest and most desirable suburban ann 4
to the National Cal tal Parties the ground Decora
ton day TO show lots. j. II. HEkIFOKD,
m2S-lm 1919 G. ct n
1T0k RENT-FRoM LIST OF JUNE, COTTAGE AT
Il Laurel, Nd, b. and o. K H.. ten rooms; good
water concr cellar; three squares station.
my27-6t STElGER LlEBkRMANN. 1903 st
IF YOU WISH HOME IN TIE COUNTRY ON
Il the Installment Plan send name TO Box :}65 CITY
20 Location accessible by rail. Carriage cycle the
year round my2o- Inn
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WANTED-BOARD.

"ANTED-BOARD IN THE DISTRICT OR
w Maryland, convenient to the city, with private
family. tor Gentleman, Wife and Child 3 years old
where there other boarders preferred will pay
fair price. ADDRESS J. n NJ, S22 NJ st. NV ln3l Biz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-02

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-sIX MEN IN THIS DIS
TRIcr AND OVER 10000 THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY TAKING A COUNT OF THE PEOPLE AND
ASKING SEVERAL MILLION QUESTIONS.
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HOTELS.

III oTEL IMPERIAI, FORMERLY THE HARRIS
ssemeut. newly finished aud rentted throughout;
American and Europesn plan. POLAND sIAAIs.
frcgsL m2s-lm
N,HR AkDMoRk, 523 18Th IT. \. W. FIksT-
4 cl.ss Board; certr1l; convenient 70 he,sis eszs
day Cd So % elo veek. I. NJ HALL AsIs- 2ms
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE LOTS ON COLUMBIA
w Heights from owners: must be cheap. Parties
having such please address Box H. Star Office e2 3,
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PERSONAL.

WILL LOSER WEEKS SINCE. OF cor N eTTT-
~ Ton with Expensive Setting call On DR. MALKlR
oiS 81 NV IL
A tfHOhiZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A MlIllans Co. Communications PROMPTLY At
i,nded 70 and strictly conndentlnI CfDce o.,ol "a
nlyI-l4m'
A LADY AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER WOULD
hnAe % meet several others with view 70 a camera
~. ~fF" naraii az
pMNATE DETECTIVE WORK PRoMFTLY ar
Il tended to by an experienced man. all business
strictly cou tdeutial, terms reasonable shadoSlng in
oL Gut Of town Address box 1853. once mylo-ln
A GOODRICH. LAwYkR. liza DEARBORN ST
xAs Shles<o. 20 years successful practice. sdvIoe
iFee no publicity speasi facil:ues IN many statea
sel1-tth6s-ly
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATIoN QUESTIONS
~ aud Answers. Sepd DC. to
b W. FLYNN. AN, Ivy Institute
ap23-3m southwest sth and sts NV.
Nov Is TVE TIME. We WILL PAY -BTo
IN Money" for firstclasx Second hand Clothing. Al
oress % call o. gIs1H's old STAND. OlSD &C
h.M. nyl
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ROBINSON. PARKER 4 CO.,
HIGH ART CLOTHING,
3l9 SEVENTH ST. NV.
HANDSOME BRIDAL GUMS.
7l9 Market Space. corner 9Th st.

HANDSOME BRIDAL GUMS.
Extra large size excellent quality Special cash
BLACK SILK NoHAIR BRILLIANTINEs, fine
quality. wide double 70 cash barEain, 351fc:
BLEACHED COTTON, yard wide. SIC. worth 10.
all pure wool, all coiors cash bargain, 25c.
SILK MOHAlR BRlLLIAST1NES, beautiful spring
shades. excellent quality, very silky, poe.
LONsDAl.E CAMBRIA, very finest quality, yard
wide, only 10c.; real true value, lS,fc.
SILK NELNETS, SILK PLU SHE'S, SOC, 75c., 81.
HENRIETTA CAsHMEREs. ELEGANT FINE
FRENCH DRESS GOODS. nearly yard and half wide,
pure wool; special cash bargain Doc real value SC.
INDIA SILKS. 37,fc CHINA SILKS. 37,sc.
CARRIERS Cash stors
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST
SILK NOHAIR BRILLIANTINEs beautiful new
style spring dress goods, nearly yard and quarter
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLACK FRENCH silks:
extraordinary cash gains 9oc., IL. 10, al 80.
SHEETlNa COTTON. excellent quality. Immense
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and = hall
wide, all pure wool; special cash bargain, SOC.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, Soc
ENGLISH CASHMERES, new spring shaded vary
hne quality. extrs wite double width, 25c.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETR, ol6o
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