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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Strictly oil wool trousers to measure
$500, reduced from 81, s.. Suits to
measure, Sl2, reduced from SIS, and
$50. Call and examine these goods.
Liverpool and London Iailors, 52l
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

The most popular one dollar one
day excursion. Don't forget the date,
July 18th. Special train leaves Penn
sylvanla II. r., station in Wilmington.
S.45 a. IN, Grand sail down tho bay.
All amusements on the beach.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Thousands Of the celebrated City
HarlIet and Fern GIon cigars, manu-.
featured b. Il. h Bourbon 4 Bro, ! L.
Second street. So. IryoHe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

DIR. Thomns Davis and family of
Plalntield, N. j., are visiting relGtl yes
and friends in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

1t is reported that tho S liver bill
was rejected by vote in the House
of Representative at Washington this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

70 Colchester by special train via
Pennsylvania II. Il. July nth, s. As a.
IN. 81 for the round trip including q
grand sail over the Chesapeake Bay,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13
Y.CIGaing House
wIIMtNorox. "Wednesday. July IS. 1892
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.


Eenenc' al No. ..
iIope Lodge. |. 30. r.
Knights OF st. Lawrence.
St. Johns Castle, X, G. L. ..... ..
Delaware Lodge. d. o. II.
Crusaders Castle. X. &. l..
Liberty Couclayc s. W. NJ.
DuPoAt Lod e, A. y. A, NJ.
Delaware Lodge. A. y. U. w.
Wilmington Council. q. Il. l..
Delaware Council, o. U. A. ".
Eureka Council, Jr. o. u. A. N.
Blue Rock Council, l.. of Il. c.
PaIcaiine "a tie \. o. X. of n. @. ..
Mattahool Tribe. Impl RCD Mon.
Oriental Lodge, Knights Of Py,hias.
Golden Gate Cpmmardery X, of NJ.
Champion Lodge Knights of Pythias
WOmtn's Relief Corps. U. S. Grant Post
WILMINGTON Encamp. X. OF ST. JohnS NJ
Naomi tcheeel Degree Lodge. |. o. OF.
Franklin Circle Brotherhood of the Union
Wilmington Lodge. Fratornal Gua rdian.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Z. Il. Hanna mates at vi JclIerson
street Special prices 10 CHURCH fairs,
excursions, parties, &c. See adv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13
VM.B. SHARP&CO.
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our Upholstery Depart
ment is being thoroughly
overhauled, and many things
which we have broken as
sortments of will be disposed
of at low prices to make
room for the fall stocks.
The down and cat-tail
pillows at half price are
nearly gone-50 cents.
A lot of hit and miss
Chenille Table Covers
same on both sides, are II
yards square, and have al.
ways sold for $l-reduced
now to SOC.
A lot of patterned Che.
Mile table covers, one yard
square heavy fringe all.
around. are reduced from
$l.75 to $1.25-the same
thing one and a half yards
square are $1.75 from So. SO.
A lot one and a half yards
square figured Vienna Che.
mile table covers, bordered
all around, are reduced from
80 to 81.
Felt table scarfs one and
a half yards long with finely
embroidered ends = all we
have at 81, 1925 and 81 SO,
we shall sell for 80 cents
each.
Twenty-Five pieces all diff.
ferent patterns of extra quail I.
ity china silks, suitable for
sash curtains, mantel drap-
cries, scarfs and cushions,
which we have been selling
all the season for rs and IS
cents per yard-have all
been reduced to 50 cents
per yard. You can we'll af.
ford to anticipate your wants
in this line.
We have a lot of all linen
hemstitched handkerchief
with embroidered initials
They are nice qualities anG
regular 25-cent goods. The
only letters we have left are
I, ID, @, N, r, T, P and III
and we shall sell the lot for
124c each.
A lot of mems colored
bordered handkerchiefs all
linen and pretty borders
the regular price of these
goods is 25 and 81 cents
we shall sell the lot for IL
and IL cents each.
Two numbers of gauze
ribbed vests for ladies, fine
quality in pure white 2 fol-
25 cents, and in cream 3 fol
25 cents.
A bang up Turkish bath
towel is 2 feet wide by a
feet long, full of good quail
tiles that go to make up s
Turkish towel. Every batf
room should have them a
% cents each.
A lot of table linen rem
nants in / ] yard to 3 yar(
lengths about / off in price
For the out,of-townors, eth
er mountain or seashore, VIZ
have a lot Of Blazers in navy
black, grey mixed and tans-
military capes and REFERS il
black and colors that vii
be of interest in price and o
use for cool evenings or sud
den changes-the prices run
from $3.50 to $10-and ar,
about ! off.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Second grand excursion to Tolches.
ter, July nth. Special train from
Pennsylvaniu II. Il. station in VII,
mington at S.45 u. IN. Round trip 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

$3.50 for handsome new piano. II,
+. Robelen, no Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

A meeting OF the Democratic Ass o
oiation of Wilmington Hundred will
be held in the Smith building on Sat
urday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

e. James Belt Is located at tho White
Mountain House attending tho meet
ing OF the American Pharmaceutical
Assoc alton, which convened there yeG-
teIday. The other delegates from this
city are; john NJ, Harvey, Ii K Wat,
son, Jacob s. Beeten ard Il. Bustwiek
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

JAS. T. MULLIN e. Son,
Tailors, 9th and Market,
Clothicrs, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Old Sol yestel.
day demonstrat-
ed that he is still
able to warm us
up and chances
are that he will
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No other house DOES-EvEg DID-or
EVER wILL--seIl such STERLING QUAIL
MATTERS FoH MAS" Ar
TENTION.

Gee UsToM makes laws. In-or out
g Of season Saturday Is BOYS and
Coo cHILpRRN,s DAY with rs. We
interesting day for them-and Q profit
able one for you. We expect moth
ing but sheer necessity will send you
shopping for the juveniles tomorrow.
But what boy hasn't played
through" somethinSf And here's the
best opportunity In the world for
you to make rood the damage n
possible brssks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The circuit court OF Prince Georges county,
Maryland, has refused to issue the mandarnus
asked FOR in the Hya.tsville single tax case, now
become OF national fame. The opinion Of Judge
Brooke refuses to go into deliberations Of
theories. schemes or heresiss which by the zeal
or Ingenuity Of counsel may have been Incl
dentally introduced into the argument touching
the tai laws Of the state" Briefly the judges
decision means that the abstract declaration Of
the bill Of rights subjecting all property to tax
alton Is 10 be construed with the right Of the
legislature to exempt such property from taxa
ton as in its Judgment may consist with sound
policy. Again it means that the law as con-
strued always by the court Of appeals applies
only to the state government and not to the
municipality. The familiar facts in the
Hysttsvills suit are the increase by the
board Of commissioners of the tax rate
from Is to IS cents on the 800 value Of prop
erty, and their substitution for general taxation
Of property of a single tax on land, the land
being taxed and not the improvements. The
act Of 1892 amending the act incorporating the
village Of Hyattsville and the amendatory act
Of 1890 constituted the commissioners final
board Of appeal, equalization and control OF
assessments Of taxes, and the tax complained OF
was levied under the authority Of this law.
Some Of the taxpayers resisted the levy on the
ground that 1t was unconstitutional. The
contestants will appeal to the court of ap-
peals, the next session Of which tribunal
VIII be held in October pro1ino. The case ex-
CITES Of course, the widest interest as ii is the
frst time the single tax theory Of Henry George
has been applied. and therefore the
esrlies. opportunity there has been to
get the system squsroly before the courts.
The advocates Of this mode Of taxation have
natural cause for REJOICING, bat they and the
other side viii have evon greater interest in the
final decision Of the matter.
The case may go from the courts to the cisi-
zens OF Hyattsville at the municipal election
to take place next Nay. Meantime the pleasant
little subarb Of the national capital will have
all the excitement ii wants, no matter who is
chosen President or what party obtains Con-
gress next November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

There mus: be something in the Nebraskan
air this year that causes fermentation in the
state conventions Both the republican and the
third party conventions have had great diff
Guilty in making nominations Tho recrudes-
cencs, TO use a long word from Rudyard Kip
ling, Of ex-senator Van Wyck By the third
party xill give az much life to the hastings rs
he has impaired TO the preliminary work of the
campaign. The ex-senator Is a vigorous and
breezy personality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The supreme court Of Michigan has declared
unconstitutional two acts Of the Legislature
passed las, year apportioning senators and rep
resentatives in that body, and also the appor-
tionment act Of 1885. As to the first two acts
the grounds seem to be. in the case OF the
senate. gross inequality of representation: in
the case Of the house Of representatives this
and the division of counties and the putting Of
the part cut off in other territory. all contrary
TO the constitution Of Michigan. The constitu-
ton provides for the representation Of frac-
tons amounting to one-hslf Of the ratio Of
population for a representative district. This
principle was denied in some cases The gov
ernor has been compelled TO call ar extra session
Of the legislature TO remedy the constitutional
defects pointed out by the court. The demo-
Gratis are troubled by reason Of the fact that
they have no majority in the senate. Gerry
manders that hagitiously violate state constitu-
tons call for general disapproba:ion, and
rarely receive it. Parties are 30 made up that
they defend their own wrong doing il not di-
rectly, at least by impeaching the opposition
for having done things as bad or worse. A
legislative gerrynander exists in Connecticut,
and has long existed, quite as deserving Of re-
peal a. the one in Michigan, except that it does
not violate the constitution. The Michigan
gerrymander acts set aside by the supreme
court do not touch the matter of the presiden-
tial electors, provided for in another statute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The officer who got into trouble By arrestiug
. member Of the Swiss legation was evidently
entirely ignorant of the immunity which foreign
representatives enjoy. He furnished another
example Of the risk that is run by people who
do not read the newspaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

blockade Of trains at Denver is feared dur
ing the enor nous influx o. visitors during the
Knights Templar conclave. There ia h;:le
reason to doubt that western energy VII meet
the situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

Mr.. Cleveland has received from a clever PEN
snd-ink artist a picture of himself which when
placed under thu microscope proves 70 be made
from quotations from his public u::erances.
Mr.. Harrison will proceed TO do his utmost to
turn il to The wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The explanations of District Attorney Hazel
ton ought to have made it perfectly clear to the
House what mischievous results would fow
from the failure to take up and pass the Hunton
license bill. TEE STAR follows up what it has
said on this subject recently in the hope that
before Congress a6iourns for the session The
District committee may secure q quorum and
that the measure may then be approved ard re-
ported to the House. As it Is q measure Of the
highest importance the House cannot fail to
give it opportunity for passage. The conse-
quences. as already pointed out, are the OPEN
ing Of any number Of bar rooms and their ope-
ration without any opportunity for restriction.
This unlimited facility for disorder will be
svailed Of at a time-the assembling Of the
Grand Army ercampment-when it is
most necessary TO have an orderly
city, such as Washington has always
been IL Will be burning shame if for any
reason Congress oInits to enact this vital lesis-
lation. That body, which ia the guardian OF
the eity's interest. cannot afford to adjourn
without attending to this matter, absolutely
essential as ii IS 10 the peace and order OF the
federal capital The liquor lobby who are
working at the Capitol to prevent the passage
of the Hunto1 bin are makinga great blunder,
for if they succeed in covering the city with
unlicensed greg shops for few months the re-
suit viii o1ly be the passage Of much stricter
liquor bill at the next session Of Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

Mexican paupers are working for twenty-five
esnss = day il Texas. The only thing that
residents there can IA in their favor is that
tnsy do no; smoke opium or wear queues
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.
The STAR SHOE Housx.
72e 7TH 81.

sTocK-oLEARING PRICES ON FINE SHOES
OF ALL KINDS SPECIAL CHANCE TO Sc
CURE FIRsT-GRADE FOOTWEAR FOR LESS
THAN COMMON. sHoDDY SHOES ARR USUALLY
soLDAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The assertion that Iams is nearly thirty years
old and q Commercial traveller Ia rather depress-
ing to those who have been trying to excuse
him on the ground OF unsopLis,icated youth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

There are once in while circumstances under
which the presumption OF congressional me
briefly would be charitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The new cable ears on the avenue viii be
among the eitv's finest decorations for the
u. A. X. encan lment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The hot wave will be fully and freely for
given for any lack Of promptness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The heslA Office should not cultivate the idea
that unsolicited garbage is known only through
the complaint book.
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MIDSUMMER
BARGAINS
IN DRUGS. MEDICINES AND TOILET GOODS.

81 Conts CASTLE Soap. genuine nearly 4 lbs to
bar, oewn .-4oc
q Kents English Hair Brushes. actually worth
u. at SOC
2oc. Large Dressing Combs. horn or rubber.
plain or corrugated backs 1Oc
81 Hoods Sarsaparilla down at .69c
u Cuticura Resolvent down at. 60,
Sulphur Candles best dsinfectant. pc
Sea Salt. for sea baths at home. .2c
Copperas disinfects everything and everywhere.
reduced Tor everybody, lbs. for 25c
35c. Tooth Brushes. bes; English. warranted not
to shed, down at.
Doc. Shoe Brushes. sli brstle. with dip. we mover
bought Q greater bargain. DC
25c. Pure CASTLE Soap. with Turkish Wash Rag.
you have only to to buy lOc
q Family Syringe. hard rubber pipes. nickel
connections Acc
% Family Syringe. 8 hard rubber pipes. hard
rubber connections. every one guar ante .99c
Carters Pills down at boxes.
n. l. II. Rat and Roach Paste. warranted to kill
all varieties Of reaches only. 25c
Chloride Of Lime. Moth Csmphor. Moth Balls.
Carbolic Acid and other disinfectants at one
half their regular price.
81 Bath Brushes and Bath Gloves .............4 0c
25c. Soaps. great variety, oil reduced to Ioc..
including Buttermilk Soap.
e. 25 2-Quart Fountain Syrnges. complete with
tubes. warranted. down at. .............S1. "a
e. 80 3quart same above. ..............$ 81. As
81 Atomzers. complete. only ................49S
Fresh Swedish Leeches Just received.
You are sure to find something in this list which you
need. Look it over.
KOLB PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
TTH AND SITS.
Mail orders receive prompt attention. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

Homestead Is no longer in a state Of violent
aetaIity. But il keeps up a steady simmer.
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W1ILrAM H. MoKxrw
It 933 Pa. AVE. NV.
HERE Are No Flaws

HERE ARE No FLAWS
In
the
work
do.
To have
your RANGES
Furnaces ami La
trobes properly Re-
paired your Plumb
ing faultlesSly Remods,ed
let IA have Jour early order.
The present season Is accom-
panied with the .czest JrScss .
Way not get q GAS Sf0YE FOR your rum
yaer eeoksn1f
S. S. SHKDD & Bxo.. 1872 Orr ST.
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SOLD AT.

Mems Calf Shoes. lace or congress. all
new styles. Reduced TO IL Is. Real
value, So So
Mems Custom-nsds Hand -eswed Lace
or Congress. plain. opera globe tee.
Reduced 10 92. a. Real value. a. 80.
Mems Fine Kangaroo Hand-sewed
Shoes. best wearing and most comfort
able shoes made. Reduced to "a 50.
Real value. IS.
AspeciAl lot Of Mems Fine Slippers.
Reduced 70 75c. Real value. SIS
Ladies' Custom-msde Hsnd-sewsd
Shoes- AL - grades reduced to o. So
Ladies' Fine Donsola Kid Shoes. every
pair warranted. hand welt. Reduced
from % to 81. %.
Ladies' Shoes, made Of real donrola
lid. opera. medium and common-ssnss
STYLE tipped or plain Never sold for
less than %. Now aL4S.
Extraordinary bargains In Ladies' OK
ford Ties and Snppsrs; every PAIR In
stock now selling At less than SEXUAL
cost.
Misses' Red Oxford T1sa Reduced to
bOc.
Children's Black oxfords. Reduced to
Infants Kid Shoes worked button
holes and tasssls. Reduced TO Sc.
Childrsn's Kid Spring Heel Button.
sizes TO g. Reduced to 4Oc.
Childrsn's Doneols KID spring Heel
Button. sizes to i. Reduced to 60c.
We're q. 90.
Chiidrsn's Best Quality Red Goat But
ton, all sizea- Reduced to CSC. We're
S1.60.
Misses Real Dongols Kid sprnR Heel
Button. with tips. Reduced to oSo. We're
sl25.
Special bargains in Boys and Youths
Shoes Every pair solid leather. Only
S5c. Reduced from SL25.
Tennis Shoes. all sizes. at Csc.
BEAR IN MIND THE FACT THAT WE AR
MAKING CLEARINa-sALE REDUCTION PRICE
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK. YoU ARE cERrA1.
TO SAVE MONEY. NO MATTER WHAT Yo1
BUY AT
The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
1. 1926 7rH ST..
. . .
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THOUSANDS Or UMBRELLAS.

Tuous.xns o. T,,ppr,,n
Exceptionally low prices because o, the makers
loss Oh pront-he was Willing 70 thus accept large
order TO Keep his hands busy during the duu season
diton. would be the makers. 50 that Dou Gre offered
MISE On. .s. oe,,., ..o,,.,., rvu,-.u..
os,' ~. .ne :.
'1 iss for a.. with tn. ,....
style CROOK handle see 'nem IN me nsns fur>
az for the Umbrellas with the svs,<so.as.a v.,oA-
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$685.
FLAr-Top Canvas Tnusks That
ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.

These trunks are certainly exceptional values. They
have two trays the hat box is very deep; they have
four hinges. with side bolts. splendid feature hard
wood stay, two locks with fastenings for pro-
lection of the hard wood stay We will sell 81 to IS
inches, inclusive, including strap and marking,
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4 E I; / {! Is: E. E. AZ
FoR LITTLE SHOES,
FOR TOMORROW WE OFFER
THE FOLLOWING SPECIALLY
REDUCED PRICES ON chill
DREN's RELIABLE FOOTWEAR:
A. Infants Genuine pongola
Hand turned Very Soft Button
&c. Shoes. regular SOC. Shoe. 27c
Infants Red Goat Button.
Infants Tan Goat Button
Infants Fine Dongola Button.
AT Donsola Springfield Button. AT
4So. With patent or D'ns''' tips 48o.
Sizes 4 to 8.
Regular 75c. Values.
Misses Patent Tip Dongoia OK
ford Ties. with heels Sizes 13
A. to- A..
Child's Red Spring. heel Button.
CIC Chiid's Tan Spring heel Button. y c.
Sizes 4 g.
Regular 75c. and 81 Goods
Children's Dongola Spring heel
Button.
Chfdrsn's Pebble Solar Tip
Button.
A. children's DOngola Oxford Ties. A.
Sizes 8 t. IOH.
OOC. Ventilated Leather Sole Tennis OJC.
Slippers.
Best auality-all Colors.
Ladies. Boys. Misses or
Childs Sizes.
Misses Best Red Goat Button.
Child's Best Red Goat Button.
Misses and Chnds Red Oxford
A. Misses Dongola Patent Tip
95c. chlld's Pat. v.mp Strap Slippers. 95c.
Boyc and Youths Veal Calf
Button.
Boys and Gents Veal Laced.
Reduced from ss. 81 70 and s1.A
a The reductions above named for
"a tomorrow only, and being the greatest
e values We ever offered It will be advis-
"a able for You to call early in the day to
- be sure Of securing the size you need
WV. HAHs & Co.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
$50 AND 9:s2 9TH ST..
1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE.
1t 23 PA. AVE 8. E
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BAGS, BAosu B.os,n

DAGSi DAGSi! DAGslu
Jets take but item from the Leather Goods De-
partment and show that complete variety and unde-
niabe reliability linked with lowest prices Let's
look at Bags! The beat cheapest in Of
the word than one. The credit merchants make good
their losses with expensive goods-goods not easily
valued, so that Palais ROYAL prices for expensive
goods bring you greater sari'0 than CHEAPER goods.
Here the English Oxford Bags-London made.
Russia and longrain leather Sizes, 10 to Is inches
Prices. % to e. Price according TO size
Cabin Bars Of Real Alligator. with compartments for
toilet articles. hand made by experts Sizes II to
is inches. Prices. sl0 to sla
Gladstone Days of Grain Leather leather lining and
otherwise finished in rstclass style. Size Is inches
Price. IS.
With linen lnny. but to all outside appearance the
above. Sizes. IA to 20 inches. Prices g. 20
to "a.
Club Bags Of Real Alligator with nickel extension
support. leather-covered frame and lining. best an
ererv respect Sizes 10 10 Is inches Prices g.. 40
to s5 so.
Similar Bags to above excepting tring details which
will have to be pointed Sizes. 10 to 10 inches.
Prices 90 to 81.
Real Alligator Bags. similar to above. but pieeed
and lined with bookbinders' leather. Sizes 10 to ID
Prices. 81. 20 to %. 40.
Travelling satchels Of Grain Leather. leather COW
cred frames and lining. the best. Sizes. 10 to Is
inches. Prices. 81 90 to e34 As
With linen lining and japan frames. Szss. 10 to is
inches. Prices. 81 d to So As.
Similar to above. but made OF the under layer Of
leatherthe animals hide is split and the under layer
is counted inferior. Sizes 10 to ID Prices. 55c. to
TIC These the Dogs fhGt retail generally at $50.
for all sizes.
es-NAny other requisites for travellers ct Palais
Ropol prices.