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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
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GLEN RIDGE, March %, 1S90.A we'll
proportioned and fairly good looking
girl with a young calld in her arms
visited the house of one OF the well
known citizens of Glen Ridge yesterday
and asked the servant, who answered the
call. il the lady of the house, whose name
she gave, was in. On being told she was
the woman walked in and took n seat in
the front parIor A few seconds after
the lady made her appearance.
docs the child look like your hus-
band?n asked the visitor, who proved to
be a former servant. Then she gave some
other information, which, Ii is thought,
may result in divorce suit She was
ordered from the house and left, threat
ening to bring suit for the child's sup
port
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story IN full, and It is a horrible one Of
insult from the priest. Details have also
been given as to his fits of drunkenness
and his conduct with his housekeeper, IA
siXteen-year-old girl
Father Bruins will not preach tomor-
row. lie goes to New York
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cHURcll NOTES.
What Is Being Done by All the Com
gregatiens.

What Is Being Done by All the Con-
gregations.
The Rev. j. L. Scudder is preaching a
course of sermons on the temptations to
the young.
Inc Star League OF Hedding N. E.
Church will hive its closing meeting on
Wednesday at four o'cl ock Next Sun
day silver medals will be awarded to
those who have fulfilled the requirements
of the league and earned them.
DR.. w. Nj. Taylor viii dedicate the
Scotch Mission, which VIII be ready in
about a month.
The extra Friday meetings which are
being held in the Wayne Street Reformed
Church will be discontinued after Easter.
One hundred dollars was cleared on the
fair given by the Kings Daughters OF the
Lafayette Reformed Church for tile bene-
tit Of the City Hospital.
The missionary societies in the Lafay-
cite M. e. Church are busy collecting
money for missionary purposes.
The infant department of the Taber-
nacle Sunday school is given the credit of
singing the best at the opening exercises
The revival meetings are still being
held at the Tabernacle, and a number OF
new members have been added.
Two tens Of Kings Daughters has Just
been organized In the Wayne Street Re-
formed Church.
The annual soiree of the Scoth Presby-
terrain Church win be held on March ~.
This will be q pleasant event, and many
are expected to be present.
The Rev. d. Mitchell, of the Scotch
Church, is preparing lecture course to
be given in his church by different clergy
men
The Christian Endeayor OF Hedding
Church will give an entertainment ON
March 81. A band of coIored jubilee
singers will take part.
There will be baptism in the First
Baptist Church tonight.
The Music Committee of the First
Baptist Church are arranging an enter
tainment to be given this week.
Bishop Starkey will celebrate enfirma-
ton in ST. Matthew's Church the Sunday
following Easter.
The Women's Guild, of Grace Church.
are making sheets and pillow cases for
the Children's Home.
William A. Hummer has been appoint
ed chorister in st. Paups N. f. Sunday
School.
The organ of Grace of Chuch has been
repaired,
St. Paul's NJ. E. Sunday School will
soon have a new library.
The Womcn's Guild, of Grace Church.
are preparing q table for the Christ Hos
pital Fair.
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NIerit wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that for years
we have been selling DIR. Kings New Discovery
or Consumption. Dr. Kings New Life Pills
Bucklen's Arnicu Salve and Electric Biiters, and
have never handled remedies that sell as well, or
TINT have given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesstlte to guarantees them every titae,
aud we stand ready to refund the purchase price
IL satisfactory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great popularity
purely on thsir merits GnoRoE H. WHlTE
drugSisl,
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GreenvIlle Church Notes.

All are invited TO the Christian En-
deavor meeting to be held at the Re
formed Church chapel this afternoon.
Miss Bertha Campiield will lead
A grand concert will be given at the
Linden Avenue M. T. Church Tuesday
evening i'll aid OF the church. Among
the well known talent to participate are
Miss Jessie Derney. organist; Miss Marian
Butler. etocutionist; the ID. w. Robert
son Combination: Miss Genie Carey, So
prano; Miss Hattie Bldwell, pianist, and
Mr.. Charles Hoizhausen, baritone soioist
Tickets arc fifty cents.
The Boys Progress Society of the
Christ Episcopal Church is doing an
excellent WORK.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Clarelnont Presbyterian Church is in an
excellent condition, and it is commencing
the third year of its history with very
bright prospects. The society member
ship is fifty.
Bishop II. Chauncey Riley will lecture
on Mexico aud America at the Re-
formed Church Chapel, corner Ocean
and Danforth avenues, Thursday evening
Stereopticon views will accompany the
lecture
The Sisters of ST. Dominick of st.
Paups r. g. Church are preparing to
have u handsome new parochial school
erected at the corner of Linden avenue
and Old Bergen road. The old school
house and church building are 10 be torn
down next month.
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The Industrial Senate.

Today the Industrial Senate, the new
and powerful organization of the knights
of Labor and the Farmers Alliance. are
meeting in special session at Paterson.
Ballot reform and weekly payments, it is
understood, are the principal topics of
discussion, though it is likely that fac
tory inspection will come to the front in
the course of the day. Ii is reported that
the attention paid by this body to the sub
Ject at its last meeting has been product
i've of improved results in some factories
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TO Grace Episcopal Church, on the COR
ner OF Erie and Second streets. has inst
been presented two new memorials in
memory of deceased members. The
>nemorials are unusually beautiful. one
eine font ever of richly wrought brass
I'd the other carved bsptismAl she'll
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qHleglanS to The Star.
THE INDIANA CAMPAIGN.
The Republicans Claim the State and
Gain OF Several Congressman.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct Is The campaign
in the state, which is to close with the election
on November 4, began with doubt on part OF
the republicans and somewhat exaggerated
confidence Of the democrats. There is no
doubt the latter then had the best OF il. as
there were republican sores to heal, and the
apathy 10 overcome that work seemed almost
impossible Of producing good results. and the
democrats were counting on those conditions
to pull them through. Many were thus some
what slack in their organization, and the effects
o. that negligence arc now being felt
THE NEW ELECTION LAW.
In the meantime there has been discussion Of
the new election law through schools Of in
structions to equip the voter for exercising his
right OF suffrage. and the result has been a
confusion OF ideas reducing practically the
outcome OF the elections to tho possible sd-
vantages that may attend either party from
that source This discussion has aroused the
antagonism OF the democrats to the law which
their own Legislators enacted
On the other hand the republicans are con-
fronted by the Mckinley bill and the necessity
OF defending it, as their opponents are making
a lively hight against protection Ii was having
an effect. too, in some quarters. but then the
farmers come into the contest with determine
ton to arraign both old parties.
REPUBLICANS BETTER ORGANIZED.
Like the election law, this is = source OF con-
fusion, and basis Of estimates are absent. The
repub leans for the past six weeks have been
pushing their work with much better organiza-
ton than the democrats. and that has instilled
q confidence which leads them to claim the
election OF the state ticket and gain of two or
three Congressman.
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PARTIES IN THE NEXT HOUSE.
The Democrats Figure Out a Sure Net
Gain OF Twenty-Seven Members.

Considerable figuring is being done 10 ant ;c,.
pate the result OF the coAgresslonal elections
The democrats count on Q net gain OF twenty.
seven members as certain. and hold that there
are many districts in doubt which are apt to GO
democratic. They make no estimate as 90 Penn
tyirania, though they expect 20 make gains
there. and they claim Q gain OF only two in
new iork as certain, believing, however, that
they VIII gain more. They expect 70 beat
brower and Ewart in North Carolina In South
oaroiina they expect to elect Elliott, who was
turned out OF this Congress. They eoun, an
S SeIeatinc Coleman in Louisiana and eIecting .
democrat IN Turpin's district in AiAbsma In
connecticut they claim two az a certain v.in
Lhey are confident that they can elect a demo
crH 70 succeed Baker in New York and
reclaim bacons old district Others thew coupt
as certain are kayner aud Compton in MARI
iSnd: the hrst aud third districts OF yirctn,.
the nrst and second districts Of Arkansas s.,.c
IIepcts Ia ONO, one IN Tennessee. two in
Iowa, two in Michigan. two i'm W,scon.,r ~
one IN Kansas. They expect 70 lose nrohsbIx
three districts in Indiana and possible ons A.
Delaware. oAe "
DOUBTFUL DrsrRfcrs
As in doubt, with the chances in fave, =, A..
democrats they count two in California
one in Nebraska, one in Nont.n.
two in Illinois, one in Maryland. one in Ns,,..
caasetts. three in Michigan. two in Mipnesot.-
ee IN missouri, one In New Hampshire
three IN New York. two in Pennsylyania ON, in
Ohio. West Virginia 10 regarded a, danh,,"i
throughout, with chance 60 tilt the balance
enher way In Pennsylvania there ia one dis
.rtct regarded a. leaving q chance FOR A gain
iof the republicans and 80, too, in New York
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nIEsa

BOGUE. In Millwood Clark county Va On octo-
Der ~, lsSO. Mrs; ELIZABETH B. BOGUE che
widow OF the late Francis ;. Bogue and mother "
Mrs. VIM A. Cassell AGED seventy eight years
BURDINE. ON Saturday, October "a at 3.lO.u
viola REGINA, yOuiiges dAu.h er Of John II AMI
Edith M. Burdine aged two tbs aud twenty ave
Funeral private
CRAIG On Friday October "a, 1890, at 2 O'CLOCK
M. after q long ana painful illness, CORkEIIA
thAlG, beloved vie Of hichArd craig, aged twenty
Funeral will take place on Monday evening AZ =
O'Clock from Israel NJ. Z. Church
LANDON. On Saturday, October 25, 1890 st
l2:4O AM, WI. j. LANDON, beloved husband ~
annie Al L1nion, IN the thirty-seventh year Of his
age which he bore with Christian fortitude.
How soon tits broken here.
Each moment brings parting word
And many falling tear.
And though these years 20 mortsls gfven
Are filled with grief and pain;
There 10 a hope-the hone of heaven.
Where toN cd ones meet again.
BY HIS WIZ.
Funeral to take place from Second Baptist Church
Fourth street aud Virginia theast MONDAY
October %. At O'Clock pm.
NORTON. At l0p.m.. Thursday. October g. 1890.
of consumption, WALTER \. MOTION, only sou of
W. Ii. and Anna Norton. late U. =. naval cadet
Funeral from the residence of his parents mn
Eighth street northwest, sunday, the 18th instant
at 2 pm. IEterment at Rock Creek cemetery FrieDds
OF the family invited.
LOGAN. On Thursday. October d. 1890. JAMES
LOGAN. native Of County Down. Ireland. aged nfty-
seven years.
Funeral from his late residence No l24 N s,reet
southeast, Sunday. October ~ at 30 pm Thence
~ st. Peters Church. -
SMELL. At his residence, s37 X street northwest.
WILLIAM B, SMELL aged sixty-nine Of $50 pm.
October -. 1850.
Funeral 70 be announced in the morning Post
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ARRANGEMENTS AND PLEAS.
Several Prisoners fn the Criminal Cours
Say They Are Not Guilty.

In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bine-
ham, this morning there were q number OF ar
raignments sad pleas Of not guilty taken as
follows: John II. Donnell, Robert Wilson.
George Dixon, Edward ingram and Arthur
Cromwell, violating the policy law; Charles De
Arnaud, violating section 54Ss, r. S. false
aihdaVit In pension claim; James Green, in
tent to commit rape; John Williams. larceny
from person; Benz. Duffy, alias Smith, assault
with intent to kill; John Caten. housebrenk,nu.
Joseph Purcell, larceny; Lizzie Williams. aIiss
Ina Fry, larceny from the person; George
Soiemah and James Hopkins, housebreaking;
George Diver, alias Iorbert. alias T,Ih.s,
V"o cases assault with intent TO commit rape
on Anna Robinson and Mary witstall; Israel
Harris and Asa Banks. larceny from the United
States "copper". plead not guilty
In the case of john Farrell, indicted for
larceny from the person, the recognizance yas
forfeited 1t was stated that the last accounts
from Baltimore.
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PETITIONS FOR PARDON.
Achon OF the President I'm Several Cases
where Executive Clemency Was Asked.

Inc President has just acted upon . num-
Der OF petitions for pardons, as follows, Tn
the case OF Samuel Kridler, Illinois. sentenced
February II, 1857, to one wears imprlsouep,
Tor impersonating an officer OF the United
States, pardon is granted in order TO restore
citizenship.
=, In the case OF Lewis Beral. NY, sentenced
harcn ~ 1881, TO i've years for assault with
intent TO XIII. the President saws: This peti-
tloner has fully suffered the sentence Of inn
prlsonment imposed BY the court and ID again
Tree. Only the loss OF citizenship. resulting
from ms conviction, remains. and in view u
has service and wounds during the civil war
and OF his expressed penitence for his crime a
pardon is granted"
pardon is denied Haywood Randall. Ill.,
nols, sentenced to one year for couuterfeitinc.
august 10, 1883, citizenship being IN this case
also the only element in question.
In the cases of Poucho Francisco. Salt Lake
Pete and Juan Chino, Tule River Indians. 0aIi.
fornia sentenced December Is lsss 70 five
years for granddaughter, the sentence as 20 ali
its date. A'
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A THREE DAYS LACE RrDtoe.os
w. A. PIERCE b co.'s.
SUCCESSORS TO z O. DAVIS
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
FOB THREE DAYS ONLY.

Special Reduction In Lacea Never before in the
Asory Of this house the assortment Of Laces been
80 varied or rich As 1, today As Davis always stood
FIRST in this particular line Of goods, we have spared
no pains or labor in not only keeping the reputation
un,arnshsd but we will make 10 far moro renowned
Cor In the lace line cannot furnish The variety Of
Blk Laces such that could not besn to tell you
alb u. them come and for yourself. Linen Lace
from the Torchon to the finest and most fragile
and delicate ps,,erns In Duchess and Point Lace you
will ind some very beautiful effects.
As our Special Dress Goods Sale met with such
in Lace Department. for the next three days
will give you unhesrd-of chance at the cream Of
good things. You all know well enough when this
house says bargains it means bar gains and when We
say per cent of we mean 10 per cent of our resu-
lar every day prices and not of Of doctored prices
To indicate the tone Of our stock will quote
few specially good things
42-inch Brussels Net FIouncinS. with polka dot.
s325 per yard
45-inch ChantlIy Flouncinz. butterfly pattern. slo
Per yard
42-inch Chantilly Flouncings In all Of the newest
and most striking patterns. ranging in price from
s1.62 to s1O per yard
Chanully Meta 4s inches wide. In choice patserns'
prices - to e. so per yard.
one particular good thing is Job lot of silk Drapery
Nets in ali Of the figures. at s1.6O yard
4S-ineh Satin Striped Chantilly Net. at s5.25 per
yard
Back and Gold Beaded Net. 90 per yard.
Escuri i sou.ache Laces and Inserting in the new
est and mos; exclusive patterns prices ESQ., to s375
per yard
ChantiIiy. Fancy SILK Embroidered Mouseline dc
Sole and Crepe Lisse Laces in all widths aud Styles
from the narrowest edge to the widest iouncingA
In TOrchon. Medici Cluny aud all kinds Of Linen
Iaces stock is than complete. and you will
find some very choice things among them at ridicu-
lously low prices; in fact you can buy them from SC
to sI per yard
FOR EVENING WEAR.
You will find everything here that is desirable and
new Gauze, Embroidered Mouseline de Sole. Duchess
Lzces. Point Laces Crepa Lsse. Satin Striped Grena
dine Satin Striped Silver and Gold Tinseled
Nets. Gold Beaded Nets aud Lacss Gold Embroidered
Laces. &C.. &c.
For Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday will give
In our Lace Department, including the above list
wa PIERCE CO.
Successors to z. g. Davis,
IL TO Market Space. corner Sth street.
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NAVAL oRDERs-Lieut Herbert winslow,
detached from the Richmond Slst instant and
ordered to the training ship Portsmouth.
Lieut.; ID. ID. V. Stuart detached from the Ports
mouth and ordered TO the Naval Academy.
Ensigns q. r. Slocum and Joseph Strauss have
been detached from the coast survey steamer
Patterson and granted one months leave.
Assistant Engineer Martin Bevington has been
detached from the Boston and ordered 20 duty
at the Homestead Steel Works. MunhaIl Pa.
second Edition Continued on Page Is.
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A SURPRISING CASE

Mr.. Alex. Harris. prominent lawyer IT no. HOS q
st. NV. Washington DC. under date Of January IL.
1890. wrote to the Apc. Chemical Co.. Richmond
Va. giving the history Of Of akin eruption Of
twenty years standing. the resut Of malignant blood
disease cat this time MI Harris had been unable
walk for six months) In reply he directed 10 use
ABC Alternative with the assurance that he would
be cured March i. 1890 Mr. Harris again wrote the
ARc. Chemical Co. in the following words: The
Improvement in my 60 far IL almost miraculous
am really getting well. and walk well ever
could and my general health never better. Ishsl
write you from time to tma Meantime you can refer
any one to me you desire. and Ishsn certainly EEL
them that the ARG Alternative has dons me more sooA
In two months than has twenty Year, experience with
various eminent physicians and other remedies
tried" Under the date Of April z. 1850. III. Harms
wrote: Il am entirely wells. col
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NtRftIEtl-

BRADLEY-O'DONNELL. At baltimore on March
20 1880, CEAS I. BRADLEY and MAGGIE o'DoS.
MILL. both Of Washington, DC
DEEOkD-COOPEk. On Wednesday Ortober %
1880. at the residence OF the brides rarens I'M Mr.
folk, Va, ALICE r. DEFORD To CHAs CIAirDE
COOPER of Washington. d. &. No cards
HALLEl-sTOOPs. On Wednesday, October 70
lh9u, oy the Rev. 4. A. MCGurk, s. j. JOHN n
HALEY 10 FRANCES H. S1OOPs
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Our Cloak Department. is crowded an day long with
customers and by the way they purchasing We can
zee that our styles and prices correct.
II you remember last winter was our FIRST season in
cioaks. When we moved to our present stores. and
being first sold cloaks far below the
prices usually asked by our many competitions.
WHAT WAS THE RESULT.
Why sold twice the quantity that We would have
sold at usual prices, but that done to advertise
our stores
This year we bought twice the quantity We sold last
year. and twice the quantity and half the profits lets
US out through the long end Of the horn will give
our customers the advantages III prices did
last year.
All we ask in return is that you buy your Ooass Of
US 30 to enable to sell the quantity. The more
sell the cheaper We make our prices-
Wekeep shoddy goods and guarantee every gar
ment we sell money cheerfuy refunded to dssatis
fed customers.
Our seal Plush Garments are our special feature In
our Cloak Department.
Compare Seal Plush Capcs for s5 with those seen
elsewhere.
$40 will buy Of as Seal Plush Jacket that is usually
sold for $3.50.
$3.50 will buy of US Seal Plush Jacket that is usu-
u lengths in Seal Plush Jackets loose tight at.
ting rolling or standing collars high sleeves from
s12. so to s25 each.
$3.50 will buy of us Seal Plush Coat 40 inches
long. usually sold for $40.
Our s25 Seal Plush Coats compare favorably with
those asked s32 for.
Our better qualities are sold in proportion 70 the
above.
The above are made Of English Silk Pushes, are
satin lned high sleeves. IN many styles and lit guar
anteed.
OUR CLOTH CLOAKS.
Misses Jackets of all descriptions Ask to see our
fashion plates of Misses Coaks. They range in prices
from 1915 to s12.
Misses Long Cloaks range In prices from a2 90 to
ego. All ut our popular low prices.
Ladies' Jackets-Loose fronts REFERS, vest fronts.
fancy, and in fact all the leading styles from 831 up
Long Cloaks, with or without capes. at all prices.
Remem we ask comparison Of prices and qualities
of our goods with those seen elsewhere.
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Baby Blaine,s Christeniny

CHICAGO, Oct 25.-Baby Blaine. whose ar
rival at lS5 Rush street on August so caused
such futter In the Mccormick and Blaine
families, 10 to be christened next Tues
day. The ceremony will take place in the
presence Of the young mans distinguished
grandpa and grandma, who are coming to Chi
cago to participate in the interesting proceed
ings. The party will reach this city sunday
morning. Mr.. Blaine is announced to speak at
Canton. Ohio, today. Emmons Blaine said last
night that so far as he knew his ather would not
appear in public during his STAY In Chicago
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The THINGS t. Do W1rH-
rPr Eks ERR RRK y. ,: SIS,
Err En- kknfk k kR Wy ssss
+ kkEs I I kE I. ssss

As feast Is better than famine-so Is our stock of
Cloaking Cloths superior to many-shall VIC say
most!-assortmeuIs you will find Our care has m ade
1t SO. We have taken the fashion sun'-and bought
by the sht OF intelligent discrimination between
original and popular effects aud the old-tme, hack
neyed aroundevery sort We bought to sell at
the popular prices. II have to to have the gar
ments made up you will not have the materials
cost you too much. WE BOUGHT TO SELI1-that
sums up the whole success of our collection. Let's
look it over togetherYou select and will tell you
OF the good i'll 1t.
ss-54-inch Stripes and Piaids at 81 sysrd.
ts-56-inch Cancels Hair Stripe and Plaid
atsl SO yard.
-o6-inch Green and Red Combination
stripe-ard q Gray stripe that will not
out its welcome easily-both At the same price
SL50 yard.
tVBlue. Brown and Tan effects-the choicest
you will find here-56 inches wide-$l.75
yard.
sS-sams Light and Medium stripes-58
inc hes WIDE at 81 yard.
56-inch Brown Checks-the natt.est things
for short coats g. so yard.
evBlue and Gray. Green and Brown. Brown
and Tan Small Piaids. only Sand OF iuches
wide at that.
ts-DagonL Cheviot-the rough, popular
kind-in Black and Navy Blue-s3 50s yard
tn5i-inch close nap Boucle-s3
sE-54-inch Bedford Cords-S4.
~ 54-inch Heavy weight Black Diagonals-
g. The lighter weight-60 inches wide-S375
ayard.
V56-inch Medium Heavy Charlottesville
tF34-inch Fancy Bl-ck Stripe-s4.
~ 56-inch Black Melton-S3.50.
rS-56-inch Black Corksnrew-S3.5O.
sro6-inch Black. Navy Blue. Tan and Gray
Kerseys-S450.
tN-56.inch Black. Green. Navy Blue and
Red, &C.. Besver-e4.
In-Black Astrachan-50 inches wide-S5, 90
aud 81 ayard.
tH-Gray Astrachan-50 inches wide-tight
and loose curled-e4 and So yard
t6Green-$o yard Brown and Whitehall
so inches wide-s6 yard
These Astrachans all of the best But let US tell
you something worth remembering. You will regret
to the end of the IL you buy cheaper grade
There is no half way business about it-Astrachan il
either good or bad.
s1seal Cloaking Plushes-the best qualities
from 50 TO eli ysrd.
These are some OF the novelties want you to look
at sound interesting-do they not? And we are not
painting them shade strong when We claim them
to be matchless in VARIETY, QUALITY AND
PRICE