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Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
-. nlalnrle neIlos.

srhere are two historic relics hidden lIolIs
the public gaze mp IN Harlem; Inc l'lSS ~
~ ~ L ,5e original shoe sign which set an
New Si.s York talking away back in 1873 ~
q tbe mammoth wooden boot when une
lannon's Zsbinski displayed in chatham
etreet. The boot has been repaired many
times and has patches Of Tin overlapping
2ablnski lied nearly a dozen years ago
s4eis hest remembered as the paper cuv
tino artist lie used to take q PLAIN piece
If peper. fold it a number Of times ana
then Win scissors cut out the most re-
noariable pictures as easily and quickly as a
sketch artist could with pencil he
so1iisl, cuta landscape with trees and birds
and people standing out distinctly. nc
vent to the Paris exposition and gave eN-
hibitions and jumped from obscurlty 'nVo
fame. ..s,,, s,,r-e
The other relic is a colossal wooden i'suls -l'
NJ washington It was carved and pre-
serted 10 tbe gentleman first IN war, first
IN neace. first in the hearts OF his country
,nenD ibv an ardent admirer something Ike
4 century ago. The figure represents O
Aid represent before time ravished It, WASH
ington in uniform. This wooden statue Is
aaid To have changed hands more than
bnndred times.-New York Herald.
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
ODDS AND ENDS.
The card is equivalent to a call.
II. ~. - I,ooryer,l


The card is equivalent to a call.
Childish laughter Is the echo of heavenly
music
The Turks say, 1.-THE advice Of woman Is
good for women"
Gaussone, the great physician, was the
son Of a bricklayer
A mans second childhood begins when |
woman gets hold Of him.
The word ''licorice'' is Of Greek origin
and means ''sweet root"
Make money your god, it will plague you
like the devil.-Fielding.
Missouri has $40 newspapers; Illinois,
ia; Kansas, 765; Texas, 542-
Copyright is a simple thing compared to
what it was 70 or 100 years ago.
The city Of New York cares for 1900 lu-
natics at a cost Of s025, 900 a year.
In 1886 a tulip bulb was sold in Holland
for s. 200 It weighed 200 grains
The bandsomest man in congress is Allan
Cathcart Durborow, Jr., of Illinois.
There is not a lizard or snake north Of the
southern extremity Of Hudson's bay.
Discussions are useless in many cases
and frequently lead to bitter quarrels.
Europeans alftdtg dppieSiNeo @At-'S
works OF art better than our own people do.
An American flag made entirely of acorns
is a curiosity exhibited bya Baltimore man.
The father Of Sir Humphry Davy was ?
woodcarver and intended his 500 for that
business
In guiding the good ship Hospitality, let
the host take for his compass the ease OF
his guest.
Love is so blind that many men can't tell
the difference between an heiress and
typewriter
Prices for cattle and horses, it is said, are
lower than since 1876, aud there is little dc
mand at that.
Two hogs stolen from farmer near
Fairbury, Ills, we're recovered in bed at
the home Of the thief.
State secrets rarely leak out in Russiea
ANY person who divulgss one, II discovered
IS whirled OF to Siberia
Ripe bananas put up in cans with con
denscd milk are said 20 make a nutritious
food for thoso who like tie favor
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
4 DEADLY TRADE


pt.tnro Of the Humnn beAnss
p ~',r,s -, I,rsuuent the AlisAii WORKS
w mari works go on all the year
- doy and night. Sundays ana NeeA- -
.'., a.. srd 81 HeIei's and Widnes 4re ene
g.'s ' go ~ the nnnnufacture. II YOU
ssil-A ss Se-ss- ~. tnowiuq how that part OF
~ .s...--iS iives which serves the INDUSTRY
..lt .,-s ppaconsaeid used as his traae
..-,,.,er Won will do well 70 gain aoiille-
,-sa me strange and lurid scene wneie
~ nrosicious processes are carried on
- -. ~ Glow OF furnaces and the Wavefiis
v.,,,t ~ Al occasional gas jet you m,-Ae ,,s v11
IN bv bit rough picture OF uncouel ss',so'
,oqs eaunt frameworSs OF tlinDe los5 olil.,ios5
Sooi.inQ lend chambers looming ofe'.,s,, ~.
-nd general confusion OF towers, pa
forms, revolving and stalion'-g -.
..r raldrnns where the caustic gio"s q
.lio, red threatening loosing tanks Iui.
=. .e,.,sige bouids and other strange nan
.n,nate monsters which beset you as you
..tct vo,tr way along narrow planks OF up
.f.ir- half eaten away with aclo
fhrre arc figures moving about tne pis.ce, &C.
..,,a5in- barrows up the plank, stansth9
~ tle f,lrnace mouth, tanning the whiteho.
-,~ssa vglthin. welding huge ladies az the
--,,-stgc ,,ots. ral-ing, straining and lapofins
s-.'ter-ifc heat and glareand amid siokeh'
a., fnmes. A man steps back nom Tue y, ~
.1soe now and again and lowers the muiiieI
fron his mouth to gasp more freely IN ; ens
chill air, and you can see his iaee' arms '''-'
S.best shining with the sweat
Figures are TO be seen by day w1icn -, al,
..oereeiv recognizable as men, with gIea
,yoc8ies over their eyes and huge pfotuDS,l
slnces Of flannel corded over their 'l..-, inoueni
nj necks. These are the men VINO pt.cI
4be bleaching powder. The powder peohel
n,ss feet incased in thick wooden clogs an al'
SIS legs in brown paper CATERS, sueps - ~
Rbe chlorine chamber, shovels Sne Dle..s, ~,
nc powder into the cask, and present. I,
ehnaies out again and unlashes ms s%tleu ,l..
5nos. Qnsping Is though at deaths ,l aool
sThere are some 1900 men in the EN-
the United AllSali company lnoluuiHs ~
rsai sspfocess men" and laborers
Ths story Of their daily and nigntly ~
s4a told ~ the faces and forms OF the "oll
-leiseted men who pass you in the streeu
~ the deaths from respiratory uise,s' 49,
which carry of the strongest men ., Dslo' -.
their time by the evidence OF hortlolo ID ~
.forinos from constant contact with the VI VI
5nr lime. by teeth rotted away Dy thS ~. =.
-,sise fumes. by scars and sometime, Dllil'
ness from caustic burning, by Fa1ilol olii \,
and bv the deadly nausea from the gus 4
baied, and there curing exhaustion Dloug
On bv fenrf1lly protracted toil.-forthisn
rfartatr
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
Voices For Posterlty.

The pope is represented as being intro
fnced to the phonograph few days since
md as being strongly impressed by tne
thougbt that bv this instrument his voice
gonId be preserved to be heard again ages
after be is dead. This is a great Thought,
although everybody is familiar with it. we
a. 4, q ,oo,li NJ faI OF wonders that we
are hardly conscious that they are wonder
fnl. The voice Of Pope Leo XIII has been
made as lastingas the earth itselt II wlll y, De
heard to the end Of time. 50 it will be WIN
the voice OF Gladstone and many OF the
GREAT men Of our time, and in future ages
tie voices Of commanding men and OF wise
women and Of wonderful orators and sur
nnssinq thinkers and great singers will all
be preserved to still coming time, just as
the statues and portraits Of such have been
kept from past days 70 ours. A century mum,
from now the ear attuned to melody will
listen to some living child of song and then
turn away to compare her notes with those
OF il ltiUth UthF7zeinger Who has wax
bled 70 the present generation.--Kansas
Citv Star
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
making n XYishbonA

The divining rod is feature in als-
carly mythology, especially so among tne
Hindoos. As the forlzed branch OF a tree
h indicated in various parts Of Europe
Asia and Africa where treasures were
hidden or where water might be readily
found. From the forked branch OF a tree
Il was but a step to the forked clavicle OF
a bird. and this bone was soon invested
With the power Of securing the gratitica-
tion of the wishes Of those who IN break
inp It retained the forked part, for 1t was
the fork that was possessed or n Fs'lc
nower.-New York Telegram.
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
nld Ilnt. and Ill stumps.

One of the first things that ! saw IN l'arls'
ON arriving in that town before u was quite
awake IN the morning. was a company OF
-, ,,s -illu sessn N Nctions OF cigar
sssilii ~ ss1 .'h .enibankm9lt
lna IN ~. Nv. oeil-kted
Sca s---,is.ilil..s.- 80 -
during Nhe 4
W tbnn ehey could smoke
r.a ,a the Inference was obvious
tiey we're to be worked up INTO clg%
rsttes-the stumps were, not the tramps;,
When vou consider what vile things French
cigars are at best, the ranlzness OF eigar
reftes made from their chewcd remnants
must be inconceivable smoked no cls
aroots" in Paris. e..
This incident occurred to memory rev
davs at,o as was passing shop where
bats are made, for in an upper window ap
neared pilc Of old plugs" and ''derDles'
evidently a part Of something more than I
wapon load Of dilapidated stock and prop
ablv not intended by the proprietor 70 %
seen. The spectacle aroused disquletihg
VEonder ms to whether or not these battered
sicastoffsr are worked up into new hats a
cigar stumps are alleged TO be worked ul
INTO cigarettes. II so, let US hope that tne.
are thoroughly boiled first. - brooiAly'
EAGLE
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
Anrlnrs Aboul vTamen.

Popular sayings enjoin man to put little
trust ga the advice Of his female compan
ions The Tulmud tell US sHell viii be the
fate of him who follows the advice OF his
wife.n Persians are not quite so severe
',He who listens to the advice Of women is
a fool. An Arab advice is Consult thy
vic. but follow your own will"
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21

Department No. a
DOMEST los. In this department we are now prepared
Go or an nsurnassed the following goods, SOOO
Yards Of beahed and muns including ell wah gong OH
rapidly at greatly pricesi well selected stock Oh apron
from to Oc and Chevos Outing Cloths from to lzac Deu
ekngs from 10 25c Red bleached and unbleacheu I"o' ~
- os to 81 90 Towels from 1Oc to $780, Crashes from to l5c
White 10 to Soc Gents and BOYS C"e'o anu -, %
o a cs that defy all competition from 25c to $lOO
Cottonades l2lo to 25c
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21

Department No. ,,..,..,.u a..
DRY GOODS. In this department we are "payns Ti 'po ne
vo selections of and Cotton Dress FaOrcs 10 De
- nl of Wilmington Delaware, embracing "comp ", NM " NJ n w
nc from, 95c to 81 95 also fine selection OF BLACK ne I % %
81 so md beautiful Of Dress Goods RON 10 ,a lou wi"
also find in this department handsomest line o Dress
found in Milford prices from TO l6c
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21

Department No. 2 ,.. ,o 49,.
NOTIONS In this department we are showing % s"g mos
variety Of goods have ever before eA"ole' As
% vou will find endless line OF articles % ~, %
% ,;, Cents, Misses and Chdrens' underwear ana hosiery
with full line dressed and undressed AO' on anu e
r Gloves prices will surprise you also LaeS anu 09 @
silk umbrellas from sLOO to $500; also oorse'S
other things too numerous to mention
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
s2 oirnel Cases

II c,.rmd NV czssci, We. WIS ifeuAled
..,i yrgrl,.i /, - ! ,ss.ns,i-,i BE stons,h ID was
...,,.t - z - aa- tGrled 20 nn aiaiinins
~, fes es n swle. IL q De w.s 'efrip re-
,.esP pnr.sh and -ireagih Three eo'''ss o.
H., ls1. er- en- ~ d M i, .-...,..
~ w htpts d. iies,ls'.' .t.n.i.'r. c "a
ah ~ to,t'es y Etc,rlc mtttrs egd r,se o',. .,,
y, lei,,i Atn|oi 4 ssieo and bis u ae i.s,..
9tI jotd Speaker eataW Z "a ..csr..
.,l.r sore. o. fiIi= icE. ilociort .1i1 ~ 49, IN
sie orr he,ria Etitrlc H1t.la ana oA- -3@
urh1.nse Armies lialllfc1feo e4ln
q W NarsnafA
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
We TELL YOU

nothing new when STATE tlat y pays 20 ehssse
in pcrmanent, most healthy and pleasS ,,,. ou51-
ness, that returns profit tor every aaE ~olS. elas1
We teach thein how to make money rapldly .ll sno
rrsramfce every one who follows our instfnctloh'
faithfully the making OF $500 90 month N,
snrelv and speedily Increase their earnings, lheIe
can Be no question about IT,; others now a. wOlH
are doing Il, and you reader can 40 ine sIs il,:
ever had the chance TO secure. GU VIII max =
crave mistake If you fail to give 1t tria sI oie
n YOU grasp the situation, ana act qulcAiy1 ~ ~
IN directly fud Yourself in a most prosperous
breiness st Which YOU can surely mAEs apq sase
isrge sums of money. The results OF only a s Ie"
hoSrs' work will offen equal week VIZ: Z.
whether vou are Old or young, man or woman, -
49, M, III ifi.reuce - do Us We tell you, ana sue-
ness viii meet YOU at the very start. Nellnet
experience or capital necessary Ihose Hh1 w1Fr IN
~ ne "a re rewarded. Why not write te-1Sy ior
III, nj ,,orfieIiers- NO free ? r. G. ALLEN CO.,
'ui' f''' BOX No 42O, Augusta, Ne
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
-. - nfnnln.

Some years ago in Vermont widower
Who lest o little girl had the following cpl
taph placed on her tombstone 'Go sleep
with ma. Alminy s. Soon pa will come and
sleep with thee.n Since then however, he
.,.',as buried three wives sid IS healthy YET
-A6 StoJ --- herald
do not understahes ~.
Wilmington are not as COS.
to govern and select their own oeigton
cials, as are the people of KeRsd states Stat !
Sussex counties. All the la it," asked a
relative to ttat city tb' 49,,
been with the view ssSan,s5 T i,', 70 confess Il
of politicians i5p.
rooard foy..r,ts an right, said his friend
lragingly; Everybody does that. y
Peo Detroit Free Press
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
vrhe, washington vFas Inauguruted.

On the occasion Of Wesainstons sec
ond INAUGURAL. manY OF the members Of
congress were deSirous OF waiting o1 iiiin
in testimony Of respect as cliel maess
trote A not.on as made 70 aaloun
Tor half an hour ftf Vho rnrIase, which.
however. met with great opposition az
species uf loMasc- 1T was setting upEn
Idol dangerous to iit AZ; i; had bias to
ward IA0aNrchy. ~ indcipla Ledger
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
Lebanon Navigation Co.,
ORce-RisING SUN, DELAWARE.
THE
Architectural and Supply. Go.
OF WILMINGTON, DEL.
e. L. RICE, Jr., Architect, Pres.
sis MARKET STREET.

We futsiS5 an kings OF drawings, specifications
and details for huildiaas OF every gind snd style
aHd supervise the erection thereof. Special de-
signing feature Patent drawrgs made HSvt
isfsctig,n aIwavs guaranteed wifa nur plans.
We esapply and set nsntles, ucs- hac1s. jams
re d &c e.ef e., iron and bras' crr4Eienis
orbs ,ve iigh IT, / bsa-na and cha 80 Iron. gal
vpBlge7 7. on nd copper work. mil WORK, inoori
met work, hardware. Critics in irsR, brass OF
wood aHd everything needed to complete 6ui!eing,
Eyer5thirg the best. New York ard fhiiaeei
phia pics pa~ail
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
JEWELRY.

He has the most complete assortment OF JewS ~
ever shown in this town, consisting In part OF I'm.
ger rings for ladies and gentlemen OF tae laleSi
sfyles, watch chains OF unique patterns II ~.
pins, bangles charms pencils asd geld psns N
eudleeg variety.
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
GEO. S. GRIER,
bTILFoRD. DEL. ,

General alachine shop ard foundry. Engins and
mill woik On hand ere and two-horse sweep
mowers Ter shelliny cora or saving wood; irop
acid role- draw hsrrows. corn shelters ara ploWt
cheap; manufacturer Of ice.
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
somc satis...cfion.

,rarge rger-Suppo q policemen ez-
ds l.is anitority and asssn.u repu-
,l,ie citizens. WHIST redress have yoa'
u tir. Gotham Wei THOSE of as yhe
et killed have the privilege Of sFearinlS
t him through s spiritual medium. 4
York Weekly ~
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
CLOCKS

In the WAY OF clocks he can suit the s,immest
necket and The rsnst fastideOue taste. frGm the
smallest travelling OF desk clocs to he arrest iaan
tie esch guaranteed TO be the best g. IT'S Siho
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
Matchmaker and Jewsler'
MELFORD, DEL.

INT yrnsmehl comes 10 Ni'foid, with the beet
OF crsisrtials. and his reputation as workman
ls second TO acne IN Delaware. his STOCK spears
ioi its ec|f
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
milford Branch
OF THE
National Home Building and Loan Association
nmcnras

nges, monthly ass a - sc, shares i9S' 3S
Dues. monthly lass u Si'lu sNaISs' - '''
A new series each north.
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
WATCHES.

Watches Of every Grade. fIem low priced ~ ~.
iii yy.rranted 10 be good time-ketfer or no eaic'
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
SILVERW ARE.
REPAIRING.

Being a practical matchmaker OF experlsshee
NJ Etbsuthl Is prepared = co all kinds OF re-
isr making a speciNlty Of fine watches ne
aiiI put ana keep your watcher 10 good order ana
warrants all his work.
Try him and satisfy yourselt
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21
WrUzatoesr
IA

Z uousrd l. ? snott. d. Refs, e. Cal
Tm sims.or, b. r. ul ius, aug Mark L.psvis
The stoek 0. this Assoc anon m ttuIes in m a.. az, u
seven years sppig for your slere- 70 ~ Iit,,- = ~ II
sec1etery. Chs s.cEeu, Treasurer, er h. &. y
Trustee, at Nau1nsl Hutsi.
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21

Geo. H. Hall. President, DR.. G.. ". Pleasanliicn
scrretsrv Chss Barker. Vice Presi eHt- III
2 tEuscy. attorney CLfs.i. sscleti 4 e.su
First NalioUgl Bai k Depofito. y ol the MONIES
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-21

Stage inc runs between Fledsrica atd Eowcrs.
Freiehts fsom Dover Will I've deivetcd ltom
Lebanon ty sg MS Il moderate chaIHts.
OF Githonz RexsaIncf & Go 80 South Fioni Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-23
GHOST HUNTERS.
SouthinEton People Frightened by
White Robed Vision.

SOuthinEton People Frightened by n
White Robed Vision.
SoUrAISGroN, Nov 23.-The authorities
are receiving a number of complaints, to
the effect that ghost has been haunting
that section of the town near the Quinni-
piac cemetery and has frightened many
women and children. Many people are
much excited over the antics of the spook.
John Fallon and daughter, while passing
the cemetery several nights ago. were badly
frightened by hearing a strange voice.
Turning around they saw figure clothed
in white coming towards them. Both ran
home. The ghost like figure pursued them
for several blocks and then gave up the
chase. Many other persons wave met with
similar experiences. Last night a well
known citizen went over by the cemetery
for the express purpose of meeting the al
legged ghost. The figure clad in white APP
preached to within eight feet of him and
then turned and nan. So many per-
sons claim to have seen the apparition that
the ghost stories have occasioned much
talk. Last night the members of the T.
N. 7. club. the leading young men 5 organ
ization arranged to go ghost hunting
and it is expected will capture
some young man who regards
the matter as joke. They will
place guard at the cemetery six hours
each night. and will be assisted by citizens
living near the cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-23
Presented with a watch.

HARTFORD. Nov 23.-John c. Byxbee
formally took possession ofs the office of
internal revenue collector to-day. succeed
ing John 1. Hutchinson. The formal
transfer of the Office was made under the
supervision of wolcott Lay, an expert in
ternAl revenue agent. After the transfer
had been completed Collector Hutchinson
was given banquet at the Hartford club
by the members of his old force. There
was an excellent spread and large num-
Der of guests, including besides the host,
the retiring collector, Hon John c. Byx-
bee. and all the members of Collector
Hutchinson's force. Many speeches We're
made by guests from all parts of Connect
cut. At the close of the banquet in be-
half of Mr. Hutchinson's old force, Charles
W. Pickett. editor of the New Haven
Leader, who was one of Collector Hutchin-
sons deputies, presented Mr. Hutchinson
with a very handsome gold watch. The
gift is called q repeating chronograph. las it
strikes the hours and quarters on a cathe-
dral gong and is appropriately inscribed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-23
TMentN-fve Cent Mans.

1t was on the : o'clock up town ele-
waited train on the Sixth avenue road yes
terday morning. y fat. drowsy man
stumbled into the car. He beckoned to
the guard and handed him a quarter.
''Seventy-second street" he said.
Right" said the guard.
When the train reached Seventy-sec-
ond street, the guard woke the fat man,
and the latter sleepily left the train.
do you get many such patrons" was
asked the guard.
"Oh, yes" was the reply. Some
nights make as much as -. Other
nights fall Us low as quarter. But
have regular customers, so 1 can count
on about 81 that comes to me on account
Of the drowsiness of mankind. New
York Sun
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-23
LETTERs IRON TAE PEOPLE


A sFrisnA Of the Poor who Il NsA In
sympathy Win the Relief cemnitsse's
Methods.
Edstor Of the DEaEocRAr:
: I am more than pleased with the man
ner in which the DKMocRAr has started on
in practical manner to relieve the poor.
1 believe in the celebrated sermon preach
ed BY Dean Swift: s'He that giveth ID the
poor, lendeth to the Lord" Those who
have faith in the security come down with
the cash. Take up the collection. Now.
If these people who are talking so much
about the poor (and the most of them can
better afford it than CAM Will Just stop
talking and do az the DENocRAT did and
come down with the cash, think they
viii relieve the poor great deal better
than they are now doing
Whilst they are doing all this talking, If
there is as much misery as they claim, the
poor might starve to death. They all pity
the poor, so do I. and I pity them to the
extent of $25, which 1 will deposit with
the DENocRAr. How much do all those
people who are doing SO much talking pity
them for.
A FRIEND OF THE PcoR.
Waterbury. Nov IS. 1898.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-23

One of the cases in which the work of
man is superior to that of nature is in
the material now being employed by the
builders of the walls of the elaborate
batteries at Portland headlight. This
is a combination of stone, broken fine by
the steam crusher, and cement. The
compound is blocked out in molds, and
the slabs thus formed. 3 feet in length
by in width, are laid in the walls like
bricks. This is expected to withstand
any shot, and by actual tests is immeas-
urably superior for this purpose to the
natural stone.
Every stone (nature's) fort throughout
the country has been condemned. 1t is
proposed to erect besides battery of
heavy guns at White Head, Cushing's is
land, mortar battery of 16 pieces at the
southerly point of the island. 1t will
have the new breech loading mortars,
which have great accuracy as well as re-
markable range. 1t is evident that the
government regards this harbor as one Of
the most important-a great strategic
point-and as such to be strongly forti-
fied.-Bangor Commercial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-23
Reid ( Hughes
TableELinen for
thanksgiving,

II is but seldom that we We are able to
show as good line of fine TABLE LINEN
as at present. The stock Is large, well
bought and chosce in selection The
Thanksgiving dinner would not be COM
plete without nice TABLE LINEN, and
for few days we are going to make prices
that viii bring it within the reach of even
those who feel the pinching grasp of de-
pressed and depressing times
~ Please note the following reductions:
Fine Bleached DamaSk, in choice pat
terms. chiefly our own importahons, at 4Sc
from soc. at Csc from Use, at 15c from sec,
at S5e from 9Sc, at S1.05 from Sl.25, at
81 90 from $50, at 1.59 from Sis, at
81 90 from 50. and at 81 rs from $2.25.
Fine Loom Damask. at 22c from 25c, at
Sic from 374c. at 42c from soc, at 5Sc from
63se, at CSC from 15c, and at 69c from Tsc.
All Linen 5-S Napkins. at 69c from 7Sc.
at 75e from 81 &C, at SSc from 81, at S1.o5
from S1-25, at 81 .25 from Sl.S9, at $l.S7
from $I.5o, at Sl.49 from Sl.75, and at
81 50 from 81.
In the medium and finer grades the Cloth
and Napkins come to match.
\ full line of Towels. Crashes, Tray
Cloths, DoylisS, etc.