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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-21
Notice.

Lot dry chunks sold cheap TO make
room for new stock Of stove wood, at
Carr's wood yard. Telephone 1893, Carr
and Robertson. Also leave orders Troy
Laundry, office near Maverick bank. 719tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-21

-"Show how divine thing a woman may
be made" by smoothing out the wrinkles
caused by neuralgia or tooth ache. This can
be done only in one way. Invest % cents in
Salvation OIL. 7-l5-Gt
II speak within bounds, SIR" said the
prisoner in the dock, when addressing the
jury. We speak knowingly when we declare
with enthusiasm the great benefits of DR..
Bulls famous Cough Syrup. 7-l56t
The best home and foreign fire
insurance companies represented by
r. w. Lay & Go. 3-l4tf
DIR. Breeding, dentist, 231 East
Houston street, over Hensley & Sons.
Gold crowns and bridges. 3-3-1y
D%Bear in mind that Frank J
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. tt
Get your fire, marine, tornado and
accident insurance from r. w. Lay &
Co., Al Soledad street. 3-14tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-21

Until you have seenoJno. j. Hambleton &
Co. They have some fine bargains in city,
farm and ranch properties. 14tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-21
Alamo Fire Insurance COMFY
A SURE THING.
KEEP YOUR MONEY

DMoney can be made il you will call on
or write to Jno. Il. Hambleton & Co. t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-21

Call and see John II. Hambleton Il
company, il you want to buy property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
wIysIow RAND & wATsoN,s AFFAIRS.

BOSTON. Dec. (Specalb-A meeting OF the creditors
of winslow Rand Watson dealers in teas and coilecS
Ut No 1877 Staiest. held at the firms store TINS
afternoon. Otis +. Weld. the assignee, presented a
statement showing that the Liabilities were S-oe.1"9 ~
and the assets including good and bad accounts were
&l6s s25 "a. The assignee also said that In addition
10 the assets named there the coffee plant
In Boston, which cost ST. 200 In January, lass the
store furniture in Boston and Chicago. and also large
number Of the used In the porial"n ot concc
Mr.. Watson said that the firm had considered Itself
solvent in January last when about an even balance
was shown In 1888 the firm had lost $1,000 outside
the $4,000 drawn for the running expenses OF the
firm The loss had been mainly IN the western trdd e,
but hy cutting OF Of the branch house ana re-
ducing expenses the firm hoped Ia pull through. lie
could give further explanation OF the fthN hhi
would be glad OF any Investigation. committee oil
investigation was chosen 10 report within ten daN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

,nucb left as perhaps is good for Inc to nave, l
"ould not nav all OF my Endorsements at once
Mr.. Thurber refused 10 dlyulSe the names OF
.be neople whose paper he had indorsed, and which
~ ni9st have tr pay. When lie vas asked II 10
was true that he was large indorser OF inc
"aner of Charles s. Higgins Co. he replied
That he was, and also said that Higgins Z"
had been temporarily embarrassed for some DAYS
and had found it necessary TO stop payment last
week He said: ! am an indorser on large
amount of the firms paper, having been dom.
that for several years lie would not state 10
What extent he had Endorsed tic firms paper
He gave the following reason for the present
trouble of Higgins 4 Co: :" For the past Ninety
DAVIS there was paper of any account that GouIu
ne negotiated. Mr.. Higgins has made some large
Investments in realty lately and his money was
otherwise tied up 50 that when the present none
tary tightness came about, he found himself un-
able TO meet his paper and was forced 10 STOP
nnvmcnt Tho trouble was that he hal too large
n floating debt instead of having his capital
fixed" .,. 1oa rot r,,do
an assignment and he did not think n wouid ne
nocrsnary. He seemed to think that the whole
matter would soon be arranged without any troi-
h. This would he effected, he said, by the re-
examination Of the firm into stock company,
yyhinh had already taken place.
MI Thurbcr sail that he was interested in the
now corporation and that some o. The other cred
ttors were also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
REALISM AND SIR WALTER SCOTT.

William II. Ridcing. In The december sc1bncr.
What shakespcar is to Strtford Leicester and Amy
Robsart arc to Warwick. 1hcy are the lcadlus per
sOnagcs In the only drama The littlc Town kn"N-
the stars in perfoi nance which !. r"p"''@d 81"
often that By comparison Chinese play j. mere IN
t4rludc. We refresh memories u th"m hf IcHl
ing Kcnilworth" again ard lcrhaps, y mr't D" con
foSScd do not ind fl absorbing As u wa WIEN We
read IL under apple tree. though our HrI'9N niA'
no, be a. fragrant that of Ma HpvrlS. Where
now IL the solder ~ fortune Who can discourse a.
Ihor and cXpleuve. apt and 80 varied q AZ th"'
mi rs Ao good humoy with the unreasonable VII
lain Ill the characters In those DAYS spoke ia
,prrams even down % the hcsllcr at I'll" BOunl
hlnck Bear" who. when LrmbOurTe Is 81 his cups.
describes him spennng spanish on"
Sho has been In the tauafrs. What InHucndu
mr. 0uln And. GILES GOslng without a rrpartce lie VIII.
nociyes his own sack beautifully. " II you find
better sack than that III the Sifes or n the anari"
either. would may never touch either pot penn,
more WHY hold Il up bctwiXt YOU and n" light and
like dust in the sunbeam" Knavc and knight. th'
rustic boor and the garered Courcr have tn.
knock Of saving what they have with Ma auaN
Ure precision and with Ike appreciation Of antitl"~
and ALTERATION There Is some contemporary id"nc
taa the subjects Of the fiery Ellahot 9trnshcd thc
speech no SET II in fine" phrase than The sub
trcts OF Victoria false mOdcsty led them 20 mine
matters and call spade silver spoon BIT scott
characters have speeches winch they deliver ore
turns Of Wit there Is not "A nash IN the pan anon,
them all Is It life Was il ever life Did pcopl
300 years ago speak In this ,utcd theatrical manner
There caiiif. Is thy morning warr.7 Draw. dog
and defend myself" "Of AFFECT Darcst thou CONF
betvixt and mine enemy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
AMER GROWING SCARCE.

II. A. stephens IN The - Louis Globe Democrat.
Genuine amber Is by 10 means 20 plentiful ~ II va,
son, years ago, ard amber cigar holder, AID pipe
stems Will probably rise In price The genuine amber
is fossil gum. which WA produced In large quantc,
by trees having resiDOus sap which flowed down tho
trunks and collected In al the root II H. found
IN the ground Of marshes and other place. whore forests
fourlshed In former times, and Is also obtained b.
dredging Tie German ocean, Baltic and Black Seas
formerly produced IL In considerable quantities. hui
the supply * constantly decreasing, and unless Other
fields are discovered real amber will De and
costly. There il satisfaction in knowing that thC
imitation Is lust good In every way, That II
the real amber gives out there need be no dlmuutiOl
in the number OF holders for cigars mOutpircc, fO
pipes. In this country comparatively lltte |, u.td
save for these purposes: but In India and China
large Jumps are in great demand, for from sonC
cause an amber idol far more highly esteemed har
oven golden image. and the best amber all zoe
10 the East 70 he made into gods for the parans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
COLLEGE PROFESSORS SPECIALISTS
From The Boston Traveller.


1t follows from what | said abOn the division 81
labor in Cambrd gc.. that by himself the Harvard pro
,cs,Or !, incompetent 10 expr-> valuall. opinion on
any subject outside Of his speciality. Therefore IN"
Harvard faculty reminds me Of the old fable Of ia" man
who. bcns AT the point Of death. called hi son
around hir and showed them bundle 0f iaggrts.
Each In turn barcd his knee trying 70 br" III" bundl"
When each had failed the father united the bundle
and then the sticks all broken separately without
any difficulty. The moral the father drew need not
repeat. Consider the Harvard faculty rs the hundl"
Of f,ggots. operating the faculty and "a body n
j. the wsest body in the world each member con
tributes his quantum Of special knowledge. all o.
which il mixed together. and the resulting hJch potcl
IS the acme 81 human profnndy. separate This body
and you have lot 81 lhiaN ~ practical Hho" cde"
said Just above that The Harvard professor did
have an opportunity tO develop his personality.
might better have said that he did have time "a
prevent his natural personality from manifc,;ing Itself
In infinite yarictc, Of freaks and ccccHirir'>. u /
these very freaks and ccccntricitic- hOUcr"r that
more than ANYTHING else cndrar those simple hearted
honest men 10 the students who -it under them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
RITTER FCELINC N WALL Strict

THE SECRETARY OF TIE TREASURY MAY ruR'
CHASE MORE -FOUR PER CENT BONDS.
The better feeling which prevails in Wall Street
was helped yesterday by the announcement that
the Seigmans had received word that their order
for $4,000 gold had been accepted. James Selig-
man said that he did not know what coin wouid
he Skinned He was confident that other ship.
ments would be made next week. The order OF
the Seligmans, however. was the only one which
brought out gold from the Bank of England.
The receipt may show that the Bank is not part
ing with its gold bars. The stock market de-
cined from the opening 10 the close but the move
ment was on halfholiday, and the apparent
weakness was due presumably TO skilful manip-
uation It was not known until after the close
Of business that the Secretary of the Treasury
was contemplating the purchase Of several
millions of four per cent bonds. The cir
cular will probably bc issued to-day. although
il may be DELAYED until Monday. The importa-
ton of gold and the action of tue Governments are
the only things needed to restore confidence.
There seems TO be scare among moncy-ienoers
who refuse to make time loans even on the mos'
favorable terms. The principal commission houses
in Wall Street have no need OF money, because
they have protected themselves against every con
tingency. The largest houses are lenders rather
than borrowers of money. but they lend only on
the most acceptable collateral. The banks derive
n plain advantage. because their broker customers
have never had So large balances. Az the same
time they cannot lend their funds, because they
are liable to be called.
The loss of gold by the bank statement yes,
,erday was not explained. 1t has been continued
for many weeks. and while the banks have LOST
gold they have gained currency The specie mas
probably gone into the stockings oil investors.
There has been. according 10 bankers no G'her
untlct There was no Issue OF Clearing House
certificates yesterday. and the amount remains a,
p little above Sl2.0o0.00o. There were aoou
NOT confirmed TIE trust company that WIS
talked about most freely is said 10 be perfectly
sound. " "a
Tho executive committee of the Union Pacific
Railway held a meeting in the oihCe OF jay ,,ouEi
yesterday. Resell sage. Sidney Dillon FREDERICK
J. Arnes and jaw Gould composing the executives
committee were present The question Of pay
inc off the floating debt Of Tho lnlon Pacln'
Railway was slightly touched upon: bat tLe con
illusions Of the four ma?natcs in tbs regard were
not given out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
EGGS MATCHED Br VOLCANIC WARMTH
rom The San Francisco Chronicle.

From The Francisco Chronicle.
From the region OF ice and and OF poa,hers
ana SNUG -e.s the cutter Hush cane Yesterday; ief
naii dozen guns wer' IN prime condition. not hNins
been tired ou the Up. aud her hold "as not iauen
with the >poh, oi seizure. but sft 0I""sH' H'"'NSS
rne most interesting result Of the trip Of The Rush
Wa, ,sit paid ny the officers Ia boso>loN Island
where f. t.r famous volcano ~ that name IN con-
\rr,aon with one of the officer, an Interesting resume
va, obtained ~ h" discovers and data cleaned ~
ma li.it Hn-n>ol f. ~iNt} NILE, west roHhNc't OK
lou,la> "a IL originally consisted of one island WIN
two cIaicr> one q. which first ,lrahS mo |c'N'H J."
lrst winter The island WIS the scene ~ a strange
CONFUSION ol nature. The second crater now ht"H y
A, New BOgUsloN. became active IN some PpM'.a .
,onvul,ion the >lnd>plt which had ,onnri tea He t"o
part, Of enc island was submerged. ana t!' ''''r
W., separated f'rm he oier bl sever ion
water. II b, thought uii duinS lh'r -.
changes occurred In New Rososl 'N bcioN ,'H M"''
line that u>,uIr> Wee opened ihronS! Nm,h IL 80,
uue> If water made their way INTO IN" ,hul"l "i
Thi, accounts for the immense pwhtie' ~ s'' w..
which the officers Of The in>h ~" rscapilS No"' wv
crater AZ a distance Of my sixty mil -, ,,os,
Interesting ncld OF ,tady to The ohTf. S t ns iH""
They a.ccrtaincd the crater t. be 9iF .o' ' "a ths
I'm, seal level TRc p"ak had disappeared ~ y"
gaping hole. Along TIE sides % the volcano li 80
posts 81 lava. puniice. ashe> ana va ~. y, boit
o.n lrom nssures On rho level c2th Sp1hSs on 80
inc sn,nbur arose 10 height, of from seven 10 zen is"
'rhe officers planned AL ascent 10 the 'ts,rr' %
nr,ous feat which could ONLY br attrnpi'1 w". -
@a~ore,l, wind carried the shifting volumes Oh ~
phulOu, steam in single direction, MHcn "" ver,
month Of the crater the footial'' ol lil' on 10
echoed within the volcano. on p"'P.ns oN'I Wv lam
~ I'm. mouth an impressive >ieit Wa wa -H'u IL
IN cnde., quantities rushed up ir3h uh'oNu ~ npder
and rnmbllng bu5hng noises. NE tnat %, 'n,,i,r
r ,"r. usard the air impregnat"d WIN >npunmm'
and uear the crater one could bIri'le ohN "''' WIZ
Guilty , ,,.oi A. coveries I'm connection with
"a. nsc.n, wa, that the ocean BIRDS h>tu lc rhnn
,Iora ~ a natural incubator for their YONG; Dan
hi %, ,nrls ecw away AZ the approach ot the husn'
'rn ,ss, hebnd them along the sides OF the Voa"o'
ecrS IN all stages of Development
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Company was Incorporated, when the who!"
capital has not Lrcn paid IN, and the
capital is insufficient TO SATISFY '1c n cams ~,
nav on each share held by him the
su a necessary en S'H to Complete the amount Of s"ch
share. or such proport ion shall be regnipri to
fnS1s. Comnor, nv the firm of AmmdOwn &
smith were said to he Sl96.ooo against goods con
signed TO the firm amounting to pa ''0o1 ON
Thursday Mr.. Ammidown stated that lc nnhi'',le, TIC,
exceed 5000. 900, while the assets would amount
IN G M OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
DEMOCRATS OPPOSED TO Villas.

Chicago. De-. g (spcdtn.--N Milwaukee. Wis. dis
patch say: \ number 81 prominent Democrat, op
posed 10 the nomination 81 Colonel Niln, a, Initci
states senator met ~ The Office o. James Morgan
no vas the Democratic nominee for Governor two
ears ago. Rcsolrtions adopted dcnouncinr
tila A. the candidate ~ the Office brokerage combine
% fhc Democratic party and q the Milwaukee and
laSon rings. ard thC,r prc,cft pledged Themselves
4 Villas
Madison. Wis, Dec. s.-The onical count Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
RESTAURANT THANKSGIVING DINNERS.
From The Boston Post.

To take a Thanksgiving dinner at re,ttursm, ,% ~
NOT seem 10 be a very cheerful or appsopra'e n,nv
icbr,tinc thc da, and yea there "'ir sfe' "a, "a
,',rs here I'm BOSTON Yesterday who were sl@n ~
have the opportunity of satisfying their p,hst tho
H.. n.tabl'.hm owing t. the i"t wv, n.nc.
az Tho restaurants closed. In tcis',li,
Of the closing the places Of business ~ tle Ia
saed some ~ them were fall to Overlooking sr Al
am Told that this state OF things l. r"gnlsr,, ,erhs
sorward 10 ON Thanksgiving Day. Parties 81 V,S .Iai
Who have no homes 81 co II get tOgeih"' 20 80 ,hs
dinner Which is more cheerful than 'itlns -s also
hnartinr house turkey and boarding houses VIZ ",
Sonirtcd Yesterday by tho departure ~ ina'. nth
The family circle n e. ont Of TIE cy orSs"r..icps
ana nr,vate beucvolence there were corpa'suSs..yy
Sew nrr.ons who did not patake OF the festive tufA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
WILL MIR. PATTERSON MOVE UPTOWN

WILD MIX. IN F7toV' .NVN II = KV'''''
II was reported yesterday that eNIustce Jacob NJ Pat
r,on chairman OF the Republican County Executive Com
,.,oe is about To remove the Xth Assembly District
bro he has long been the Republican leader and maze
M home In the NINth District. Mr.. Pater,on home Tor
many years was 80 Stanton-st In which nclchborhoC
he owns great deal u property Some OF the eNIuds"
friends credit hl. alleged purpose OF going up into tho
XIy,h whore MAYOR Grant lives 20 dcsre to measure
swords politically with the MAYOR his rc.errston
and they predict II Mr. Patterson carries out his IN
etion the biz Wc.b SIDE district viii be- ossurcdy Re
u,blcan ia the newt Presidential election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
Ills SALARY not LARGE ETOrGU

springfield. ill.,. Dec. G.-I0hn lirool>. the new
tt..:ed treasurer Of Clark Comfy, has decp''''
+, accept the Office. and Las returned hi- connl'7''
t the @cctary of state WITH a note on which he say
O.. The Farmers Mutual Benefit Association 'o"''s
Lorrl he, reduced the salary from Tl.:o0 I" @oo'
with an allowance for clerk lire Of 500. M
I}rnDk, avs he did not want the sob at That price
4 special election must now be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
FARMERS ALLIANCE CORPORATION.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. o (special-fhc Executive
r,.rl Of the Patrons Of Industry, Farmers Alliance
Il Michigan has organized company with caP'al
flock OF 100000 to- be called the Patrons Commer'l'
Union # Michigan. e. y. Deland. Of Jackson j.
resident The shares at first arc - each, but tncI
,rll afterward be reduced tO II per share. The oco
will bc at Lansing, with branch Offices at dlHercH'
mimi, IL ucccs,ary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
Treasury Department,

Washington y. c. pcc o, NO.
In pursuance OF the authority contained IN sGcuoh
Q, OF the Act Of March }, ISL pubic notl'c !,
Government Of s5OooOoO Of the bonds Of thc per
cent OF 1907 will be received al the Treasury Depart
n,cnt in lie City Of Washington. II. G.. on Mon Jay
The sth inst ind daily thereafter until further
notice or until the above amount shall have been
purchased. .,
Persons whose offers are accepted will be authorized
to present their bonds for payment ut the nearest
The right TO reject any or all bids Is hereby OK
prcssly reserved ~ ,.,,-,,, .u,
Funds have been deposited by the Treasury Depart
mcnt TO the credit OF the debursng officers for the
quarterly payments and during the week ending
December H. ST. 100000 will he paid out IN account
OF pensions Tins together with the t5.OoOcoo {"
be paid for bonds under the above call. VIII make
ego 900 900 to he put into circulation within the next
week or ten days.
The amount OF Ale per cent bonds redeemed TO
dsy under the circular OF October 8, was TG1 400.
making the total TO date s6.493.010
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

DEMOCRATS ~ THE MICHIGAN SENATE.
Lansing, Mich. De-. (Spccan.-Thc Democrats have
a majority I'm the state senate The corrected list
show. fourteen straight Democrats. fourteen straight
Rcpuhlcans and four Patrons Of Industry. all Of whom
40 1TnmocratS and were elected by having their
names ON the Patrons ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Chicago, Dec. 6.-The bank clearing, for th" week
were S05.6Oo ,422, against s7+59o.16o for the cor
res ponding week last year Tho c"ariuSs FOR the
week just closed were The largest on record. Tie
cesrings for the day were $l4 9G7 900 Nc"-l orn
exchange 40 cents discount. Money Nt- NxAt
at per cent for all classes Of loans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
CALL FOR MORE BONDS.
TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT READY TO
TAKE $1,000, 900 FOUR PER CENTS
SECRETARY WINDOWS NoTICE-ABoUT $4,000 900

To pr PIT N CIRCULATION WITHIN THE
NEXT WEEK OR TEN DAYS
Washington Dec. G.-Ihc Standing over % NV
Treasury Department e. redeem tic BONDS "' mo
i = per cent loan al par ana interest 10 "''"'''
has so far failed TO secure their presentation III
suNoicnt amounts to prevent an increase ~ inc
eunlus The secretary Of the Treasury has therefore
issued a circular inviting proposals for the sac L"
the Government OF 100000 4 per cent oo'u''
offers OF which may be made daily to the se'ft,"N
OF the Treasury until further notice, or nn'l inc
above amount Is obtained PAYMENT OF accepted
bonds will be made at the nearest "DiriNu'N
The redemption Of 4 IL per cent bonos VIII commune
a. heretoforo until further notice Following is
the circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

,o,c in Wisconsin shows that Peck (Dem) for 40,
.rror rrcsced lGO.3S3 Heard Nicp). 1872 ,O6o MA
.nfrr (TroD, II ,3i6: May 0.abor) 5.441.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Nosna y 'mrile's Acme Iicoricc Pellets.
n delicious article. Relieves sore throat,
sold by all Druggists,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
BUSHES, TRornLE- ELSEWHERE

san Francisco Dec. 6.-Thc Bun q Grant Farm I'm.
plement Company fled petition in Insolvency ''cr
day. Total liabilities, $4,000; assets, a03,ooO
Livermore Falls, Ne, Dec-e+=WpUTn furneb pro
pretor 81 the v,eccYlcp mills at Wilton, '2S Allcd.
MS liabilities are 10000; assets. t3j.00O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

FASTER TIME ny TIE CENTRALS LIMITED.
Tho New York Centals famous New-lork and chi
cagO Limited now leaves Grand Central station every
day nj 10 a. M arriving al Chicago at :i5 next morn
ing. ,-, ,- .,.
dining Gccping, private compartment and buffet smok-
Ing ana library cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Au.wool FRENCH WRAPPER FLANNEL. m shaded
stripes and plldr 28c. per I'd. worth zoe.
t....y riDfUpOWN FLANNEIS. IN tinted stripes 3ic.
per I'd worth zoe.
u..,1 and Colo,cd FRENCH STRrE. ellen: quality,
100. per yd. worth 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
MILLIN cry.

-, r,,,. ,vr DEPARTMENT WE ARE EXHIBIT
INC AN EXQUISITE STOCK OF TRIMMED
wI,IOW WARE, BEAUTIFUL SCRAP BAS'
KErS TRIMMED FULL, S1.39, Sl.9s MD
a. 10, worth ~ 80 AND -. ALSO Nhol, l.
sryI,TS OF STANDS. SCREENS. MUSIC RACKS
xn.rAN,,y LITTLE BASKETS. ATTRACTIVE
,vD USEFUL FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.