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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-04
MOTHERS

and those soon 10 be-
come III 9th crs,
should know that DR..
Pierce 5 Favorite
Prescription robs
childbirth Of its tor
lures, terrors and
dangers to both
mother and child, by
aiding nature IN pre-
pairing the system
for p arturition
Thercb by " labor
and the period of
finement are
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-04
SH E..
A History Of Adventure.
[By H. RIDER HACCARD.
CHAPTER XIV.
TBy H. RIDER HACCARD. !
CHATTER XIV.

did as was bid, and in fear and ,rcm.
bling felt myself drawn over the edge Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

not. in all probability. been able 10 nave
his accounts adjusted.
As the captain. OF the ChariottesVii'o
company Captain kelle) served on Ma
for s!monss staff during the time MS
company was on duty at Pocahontas ana
afterwards, be will probably DO able 10
give more information on this subject
than we can.
The Blues did not so into the arrange
ment above referred TO. Major Cu'ch'ns
taking the allowance made by the S'a'e
and quarterlng his men at the hotei ~
Pocahontas.
These facts. together with the fact tha'
the payroll OF the Blues was the only
ons that had reached headquarters July
22d. and therefore the only one that mao
been presented for payment, WILL We
think. answer the first query.
AS TO the second, 1t is the custom 10
take such organizations as can most
easily reach the desired point at the least
expense 20 the State and the Commander
in-Chief uses his judgment. which rs
usually good. The facts are. however we
are informed. that the Charlottesviiie
company has not done as much service
as some other equally good companies
In the State, while, for the reason above
assigned, 81 has been called on oftener
than some others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

there we're Cs,o5s dollars OF 1915. lnelr
current value Is S. IL there were 49,
dollars OF 1904. their propoit'ona'e Naia.
should be about three times az ,h"O"'
but Coaan, who was the numismauc au-
thority u twenty yeats ago IN Ahsiiea'
said. IN describing the pseudo 1874 ANY,,
can dollar Of the Sanford saie' NY
more than four or five are known u eo''
lectors."
Tho official mint report says that
there were half. dollars to the value OF
500 $40 coined In 1916. and there were none
of that date at all: that there were no
half-dol,ars coined I'm lSi. and mere are
50 many OF them that The current price
OF a piece H. only 50. They cay that hai'
eagles TO the value Of s72,i.5 were issued
in 1872, but only two or three OK them are
known TO collectors. ooo
The Official mint reports record only l'uV
silver dollars of lS.6, and their current
price IS only s. 10 80. according TO con-
dItion. They record no silver dollars OF
iSas. and they exist: they attribute 4Ooop
half-cent pieces to 1896. and these are 20
rare that dealers offer so for slnsIe
piece There were, according 10 'ne o'.i
cinI reports, 7jGSSS cents issued IN 1917,
and they are scarce enough to be Vaiueu
at from 50 to s2j, according to cohG'Io.i.
There were no cents OF 1873. according 10
are so many OF them tnat thVii '
Is only 10 cents apiece.
The official mint reports are not nutiis-
matte authority. Their record OF dousrs
of 1901 is record Of dollars sUuch
with dies Of preceding years, VIII VIII
dates unchanged. Tn" fuSio cent "hicn
was the first United States money mlh'ea
officially before the establishments oI
the mint. was coined constantly Tor fTe
years In three States. but every lus'o
cent extant is dated 1877. 80,
The Sanford saIe-dollar. dated lSA'
which reappeared at tho Parmeles SAFE,
had nearly all it's stars with rounded
crptres n was struck with sharp
perfect impression, unknown before DIV:
IL was doubtless n first impression OF
This antedated. impossible coin OF ls+'
A reporter for the New York Times ques-
TONED David Proskey about it. Mr.. PROS
key replied ,.o,
fraud. / suppose you know that the dies
wera ont OF the possession OF the gov
eminent for several weeks. You may
e,nect 1904 dollars to turn up from time
IA time but not I'm the romantic manner
related by Felix Schultz In his suit
against the Scott Coin and Stamp Com
Many oh. no: / expect an 1904 dollar TO
turn up whenever an old employee OK the
mint dies" ,,,o-,-
.Then, what Is the numismat'c au'hori-
| ~ of the dollar dated lSi?' asked the fe-
| porter.
"Fraudulent." he replied.
! "And legal?' asked the reporter.
"ob suppose that the government
would have TO redeem 1t. Perhaps the
| government would have TO redeem lls
eagles struck in copper. and us donarS
struck in lead" ~.
David Proskey Is the manager OF 'ho
New York Coin and Stamp company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Paw for ceremonies Service.
CHARLOTTESVILLE


TO the Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly inform me why the
Monticello Guards have not been paid FOR
services at Pocahontas, when they were
pne of the first companies 10 be called
put; and why oIe they called upon so
pf,en. when there are other troops nearer
the scenes OF the troublef
AN ANXIOUS ENQUIRER
The reason assigned by tho Adjutant-
General Is, We have understood. that the
Governor wishes to pay the troops all at
pncc, but as tho Blues have been paid for
their services We may have been misIn-
Formed on this point. Our opinion Is
that Major Slmons. when first called TO
command at Pocahontas. desiring to give
Abe troops under him every advantage.
30 that the allowance made by the State
siz.. per diem and Yations-should net
she greatest amount TO the men. adopted
she p,sn OF buying stores and charging
them 20 the organizations ut actual cost
Besides, owing TO the very severe weather
and duty 10 be performed by the troops.
he allowed them to iuy through him ct
Pocahonfas such articles Of clothing as
They found themselves IN need OF, rather
han have his ayy,,able force weakened
ana the men suner,-n very commendabie
thing in thu sfsjer, and one thar will be
no end OF trosile 10 him. as he has been
"a constant duty since May ID. and has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Records of Coinage That Facts Dis
prove, with Special reference 10
she SO.Culled Dollar of 1sO4'

For the reason that the following from
the New York Tines answers many
questions that have been asked us, we
copy IL into this column:
Iherc Is no American doliar-coin OF
1884, There is a coin. struck about Isio,
dated 1894, which In numismaucs should
be called a rcstrike, II there had been an
original: bur there was no original.
In the list OF coinage from 1873 AT the
Philadelphia Mint. which appears In the
reports Of the Directcr OF the Mint
issued annually, one may ind the coin
age OF 1880 doilar-pleces attributed 70
the year 1901; hut one may find there. also
credited to the same year, l5s.0p haif dot
lars about which there Ii no dispute.
There IL no ha,f.dol'ar coin of 1871.
The official mint reports have no nu-
mlsmattc Authority, They had niue care
for accuracy befdJHj So. They give a re-
cord for 1876 Of 5Tfeo haif-cent pieces
and these are SO source that they are
sold by auction at prices ranging nom
$40 TO $50, according to condition. They
give for 1893 record Of 1900 haif-cene
pisces, and these never had existence In
fact. They give for 1882 record OF no
haIf-ccnt pieces issued. and their num-
Der ~ so abundant that one may buy
ih~,n by the dozen or singly for cents
apiece A..
Tho eGicial mint renorts SAY that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
xoticc to Correspondents.

No notice will be taken OK anonymous
communications.
We cannot publish copyrighted songs
and poems without the PERMISSION Oh
the owner of the copyright.
This column IS not an advertising me
d,um. No query Will receive attention
the answer to which would necessita'e
tho advertising OF any persons business
or wares.
Nor will any attention be given to long
"strings" Of questions. Every week
numbers of correspondents ignore this
rule Of ours, and afterwards wonder why
their queries are not answered.
Many queries are not answered because
similar ones have been recently answered.
We cannot undertake to ascertain the
value Of old coins For that Information
write to some dealer in them.
We cannot undertake TO answer queries
nv mail; we can only answer them
through this column.
Address "Query Editor, Dispatch Oiice'
Richmond. Va"
n. ID. We do not read unsigned letters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
y.nrssns Revisited.
RICHMOND, VA. July %, 1922
r.t-,atgh.

RllitMONDt ' ~ jug -
To the Editor of the Dlspatch'
on reylsjting the plains Of Manassas
recently I was surprised, after cufsoiy
gIance over the ground. TO see no traces
Of the devastating effects OF the pat'ie9
fought there, and SO few tokens on ."s
times "that tried mems souls 10 fefiliNu
ono ~ tba same scene as 1t appeared at
the close Of those memorable CONNECTS.
had expected changes, OF course al,sr
the lapse of thirty years. but TO me- 49,
such tranquility and repose WIZ. liz liz
rose the tumult and strife or cohl.hiIiit,e -
armies was of nature cI IA 'C1nnfede-
s,rnriee and disappOiut an olu I'm, q,
80 ,oo~e eepeciaily because II was ~ ~
The first battle OF Manassas lha s g. a.
brigade" received It's baptism Oh ~ ,v,ice
The "old stone house, wnirn ne stone
q, bosnitaI is still standing the snd
Srldee is another lasting monument, a ,b.
Laside. one may see I'm the distance -.
dSen tones OF the Blue Ridge whiGh iD III
such a halo Of beauty arQuhu fi,,t The
turesqus Valley OF NlrsiiiIiss III: the cattle
racing in the silent fields, ana ,le c9n,
~ recent cultivation everyWneIe ;ehad
trastei so strangely with my n,terlv
recolIectlons OF the scene 'n ma ~ old
failed to experience ths o,,id revive TO
memories | had hoped wouIu 20 coach
nl,aw me- for NV earnest efforts 70 reae"
there after so long an absence. hou tore
Now. where the shot an M, oaned as
ys, receive dead mat ,as @yyuH H9?n and
kind na,gIe mas bloom, and the green
s s4s grows The valley close s by sha
tho golden bee drones IN w. ascend
Where the egri bngIta lrh and the crimson
tide q our .i hsIGs ee SGmo S and coaaTy
as Costly c sacrlse Of the grape grow now
Si, ,nd svbere The last yell rose. wni WIZ
y Tss nns s the air like gaean Of yS,Or Cf
and proclaimlng the glorious vsnors OF the
1%5 arise and sTSIng II on th sFh is s
a trans'enfI or, mo'' Of faultless grace ana
s ssasr@ and by faith ana IN ap i%as
nation, may see in ,a tha Ghf Forms and faces
s,s oar OIL va Comrades slain surrounded with
halo s,iS. o. 'I pi MORGAN MENpREE
fii'a'e ~ ..Stonewall' Brigade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Street-Paving Tax Decision.
PETERSBURG. VA
q the Editor of the Dispatch:

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
A number OF the people OF Petersburg
nre interested In the decision of the Court
OF Appeals rendered on tho 9th OF June.
1895. at Wytheville. in the case of Asbury
and ais. VS.. city of Roanoke, In which
~ WAS held that certain claim for
waving a street was not collectable as
being in conflict with section \ % Article
Y of the constitution of Virginia. Did
the decision go TO the extent Of declaring
that all municipal assessments against
iot-owners for improvements OF streets
and sidewalks upan which their lots abut
are unconstitutional? READER.
The opinion IS In the hands OF the re-
porter Of the court. ana is not accessible
10 us Just now: but We learn that the
Court held in the case Of Asbury vs. the
city OF Roanoke that the city had no
personal claim against an abutting land
owner for Improvement OF the streets on
(which his lot abuts. In other words.
that the citys claim is against the lot
unc not the lot-owner. There were sevc-
raj other questions presented, but 1t was
not necessary that they should be decided
henco the case went Off on the above
DOlQt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
To Preserve Wild-Flowers.
TOANO. VA.

TO the Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII you please inform me how 10 pre-
serve plants and flowers as nearly as pos
sible in their natural statey l am anxious
10 secure specimens of southern wild
eowers and plants, and to learn how to
preserve them. H.
A good plan is TO go through the woods
Row when the plants are blooming. ana
mark the places where they grow, and
)hen return in November dig them up,
lake them home, aud plant them In as
Dhady place as possible
one way of preserving the flowers 10 70
press them or have them embalmed, but
hey are Of such soft and nlmsy nature
mat they VIII not look well when thus
treated
The only way TO see wild flowers in their
perfection IS TO go 20 Che places where
ihey grow and view them there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

c.,,,,to, Methodist church. has returned
~ civ from Louisville, KY, MheIe
he was delegate to the Supreme, nate ati
Of Of the knights Of the Ancient Esseil'ic
order. o..,, ,alues IN
Augusta county are now an ~ ,auing
nfl from the old assessment OF 81 @ ~ %,
New assessment. Beverly Manor si' ,55 90
q 40 loss Of sil7029; Horth River S. 5t,sy.,
loss sci on: Middle River se4 ~ ~, i ss1
$3.50: South River NsI,,s ,f zoe -s pas.
lures sS72 SIS loss Sl.S9i Total reassess
ment. $780,, 1893; total loss over previous ,hs
assessment, N,65OSol. As will be seen Ins
falling of was greatest in South-hiye,r
District by decrease Of vi sin C, at.l9
district are WaynesbOro' and Basic wv
a.. boom section OF the county, ana a
large slump in values was to be eN-
pagtel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Insertion ~ Ground for Divorce

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please let me know If woman can
get married II her husband goes OF ana
STAYS three years. and she doesn't near
of him and he doesn't support the fanlly'
please let me know IL can get di-
vorcc. and how much it will cost. >.
Three years wilful abandonment ana
desertion is sufficient ground for the court
10 decree an absolute divorce TO the party
deserted. but the party deserted has no
right TO marry without divorce. COSTS
,n a simple divorce case ought to be about
s25 for attorneys fees and $40 for clerks
fees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Hydrophobia.
EMPORIA, VA

EMPORIA, VA,
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please answer through the Query COL
umn the following:
WIN dogs which have eaten the car
cass OF a cow which died from hydro
phobia have the disease?
INQUIRER.
1t seems to be certain that the hydro
phobia poison before 1t is able to de-
vclop the disease must enter the blood
direct, as by a wound. and not by the
roundabout way Of previous digestion, as
by eating It, 1t is. therefore. highly i'm
probable that the dogs would contract
hydrophobia by eating the flesh or an
animal which had died from this disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
o,a Heads and Young Hearts

YOU sometimes see con3oined In elderly
individuais. but seldom behold an old man
or woman as exempt from iniirmlties as IN
sosed In great measure by the daily and
sseg,,lar use OF Hostetter's stomach Bit
teTs an inyigorant, anti-rhenmatic, and
sustaining medicine OF the highest order.
lion biiiousness, and kidney trouble. Ii
is adapted to the use OF the most delicate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
A Horses Trouble.
NEW KENT COUNTY, v

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
have n nice colt. just months old;
mud he has an affection about 'he heao
thai l do not understand. HIS Dreaming
is very hard, with rattllng about tne
head. Perhaps you can oifer remedy.
IF SO. you will greatly oblige me oy oVrns
so In your Query column. W. D. l.
An examination In order 70 ascertain
Che nature and cause Of the trouble would
no necessary before a remedy could Dc
suggested. 1t may be simple catarrhai
affection. or il may be disease requiring
.urclcal aid. Consult a veterinarian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
10 Make a straw Hat White.

60 the Editor of the Dispatch:
send you the following in answer 10
Take cents worth Of oxalic acid anu
,,,t into half q pint OF warm water uhSii
I, dissolyes. Then take a sponge anu
appiy 10 the hat until it is clean; race os
The hat in tho sun until II Is nieociieu'
81 is best to wash the hat hrst IN VAIN
~ - NJ. j.. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
RACKWOODs. VA

10 the Editor OF the Dispateh'
Is II proper for doctor. when ne iS. e.
seribes n quantity OF mediclne-eqo'l :"
N teaspoon twice full at dose-'o by
s.Two teaspoon fulls' or Two 'eaSp'o''"
ius ~. ALI.
Respectfully, =, =.
The former; but teaspoonfuls should be
made one word.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
on Color.
(1d- BitE.
80 .Annaf

And swore that I'd be true,
And nraised in language tender
Her smiling eyes OF blue.
But. alas, i woke one mofh'hs'
In spirit all cast down, .,icb read.
"Dear' sir. my eyes are brown:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Wool DRESS GOODS.

Wool DRESS GOODS.
. No. we're not exactly giving them ava" way,
but very near it. The list VIII sHe H0'
an idea OF just how near we COM u !"
NEXT TO NOTHING. ,., snc
40-inch Wool Grenadine, i l--c'' iioiii 'VN'
(BIack onlyJ ,,, %
Double width Wool Dress Goous' ~ 49,
(From % and Sc -,
Double Width Wool Dress Goods nc
From 80 and 5sc)
These are just few OF many u ,en,, al, nan
Colored Goods must co.. ana you eai'
buy yourself rich In few hours
COLORED SERGf.S.
NAVY STORM SERGES.
SILK REDUCTIONS. 49,.
"Reduced" hardly does justice to the
nrlces we quote on silks. They are 50
badly warned Ls-;. twisted, and cut th tar
would think they were marked on COTTON
Wash silks. y l-2c.. from 25c.
Kai-Kai silks. lie, from 5jc;
Kai-Kai Silks. &c, from iSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
QUERIES & ANSWERS.
How to Gather aud Preserve Mild
40 Flowers
HISTORIC VIRGINIA NAME
when VIII the soldiers Who serve"
nj Pocahontas BE Paid'--A
,ion OF Observation-Disclosures
Problem, &c.
BUCHANAN. VA.


TO the Editor OF the Dispatch;
Can Won give me the present address
Of Miss W.nnc payis? .,,..l,,,yrp
Narragnnsett Pier. we believe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
SILK REDUCTIONS.
Black China silk, l7c.. from soc.
Fine China-snk Dress and Waist Pat
terms 3qc from 1Jc
black DRESS GOODS.

Black tHlIi s'llht i'Ns' A'S'''
Fine China-snk Dress and Waist Pat
ferns 39c. from 1Jc.
black DRESS GOODS.
Such quantities-such qualltiesnsueIh
values-such prices! such pnra as s en-
mlrably when speaking or our superb
collection OF Black Dress Goods.
Note the following:
French Serges. 23c. Go %.
Double-Warp Twill French Serge, 39c.
4G-inch Imperial Black Serge, &c.
E6-inch Imperial Black Serge, 59c.
ne Fancy Black Weaves. Oc
4c-inch Slik-Finished Henriettas, Oo
SS-inch Nun's-Neiling now 3yc.
5O-inch Shrunk Storm Serge oOc.
Color. rain. and sea-proofo
COTTON DRESS STtFFs.
King Cotton never had SO many happy
subjects. lie never showed sucn re
beauty in the stuffs prepared Tor ms ~, lUr,
lowers But that isn't all Their chdrinS
are doubled by this weeks prices, whlcil
are in most cases revelations in econonh-
AZ ITEM ITEM OF INTEREST.
Muslns; Dimities. ,Jlaponeets,o L lMoyen
fabrics. fresh as apple blossoms ann
charming as June roses. Actually wott ~
10 and i2 i-2c.; In fact, reduced from ~
and l. l-2c. 10 uur x.RD
HERE'S ANOTHER.
10 and u l-ec. outing, in English wrap,
per designs, colonial shirtinss. ana
t"'N'''7 &c THE YARD.
90 niecea Very Sheer SATIN-ST RlPi1
NtI-s1INS white grounds with beautifully
colored figures. 8 lac. 1,,. vi
VIFNNA CREPE. White Grounds, ei-
low. Blue. Pink Nile, and Black Serpen-
FINE PERCALE. for waists; skirts
suite. etc, in all the very choicest ue-
signs. i l-2c. rrr,se crNc,-
An immense lot OF Fine DRESS 81 ~
HAMS. DUCKS, etc. reduced from 9 ~
and y DC 10 , CENTS the yard: o,r,
FANCY FRENCH PIQCE ana Bt -
DICKS. reduced from u IL, To- ana &C.
10 S1-3 CENTS the yard. -
drced from Sl-Sc. 10 &c. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Clearing
Out
Sale.

Now is the time to buy
your SUMMER FOOT
WEAR. Cost is clean out
of the question.
One lot LADIES' OK
FORD TIES in Black and
Tan, zoe. is the price, worth
from Sl.50 to 50, mostly small
sizes.
One lot CHILDREN'S OK
FORD TIES and STRAP
SANDALS at Soc, regular
price Sl.25, size 8 to III.
200 pairs MEMS TAN
SHOES, in broad and narrow
toes, worth from $3.50 to
$3.50, clearing-out price, 81.
GRIZZARD & TERRELL
223 East Broad Street,
ce2l-Su,w&Fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
LANCASTER GINGHAMs.
Regular Sc. goods. for short whlie'
the yard.
WHITE GOODS.

Regular Sc. goods. for a short WHILE &C.
the yard.
WHITE GOODS.
Smaller the lot. smaller the Price anu
isn't apt TO rise above half the usual IN
this group of wanted stuifs rms IS hlgn
pressure July retailing-turninS the mo.
sought-for goods into bargains one 'ai"o'
Pie. 4O-inch Sheer India Lnon, DC.
yard. -,
Sc 2S-luch India Linon, lie. yard.
Si-9c Sheer India Plaids, . Lie. yard.
They're too plentiful here; that's why
such prices as these are placed on them 10
Ar s CENTS-Oriental and Point DE
Jrlande. cream. White, ana Butter color.
Reduced from 10. II -, and loo.
AT 10 CENTS-Oriental and Point ue
Irlande. Cream. White, and butter co'or'
Reduced from II. 20. and 2oc
AT l2l-2 CENTS-Oriental and Point de
Jrlande. in Cream. White, and Butter Color
Reduced from 80. IS. 40. ana ooc. ,,,,,,or
The entire line Of White and butter
Color Insertions Is and SOc. goods. go in
this merry making at r,,,, v,pD
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
A thoroughly equipped Mems Furnish,
ing Goods store. Every styI9' la'e anu
nobby No fancy prices:
Laundered Percale Shirts. attached COL
lars and cuffs. 80 and &c.
Iaundered Cheviot shirts, attacheu coi-
lars and cuffs, 7jc.. c,, -
Laundered Percale-Bosom shirts, iJc.
Laundered p. X. Bosom Shirts Fancy
Hundred Percale. Shirts. two collars
pairs cuffs. 15c. c,,. 80,
Mems summer Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, good quality, DC -,,..,.
Mems Fine French Balbriggan SHIRTS
and Drawers. CSC. ~ ,
Fine Imported Balbriggan SHIRTS anu
Drawers. zoe.
Mems Jeans Drawers &c.
Fine Pepperell Jean DRIVERS ., ",
Mems Chevlot Shirts, unlaundered, -'c'
Mems and Boys sweaters. 25c
25c Neckwear reduced 70 lie.
25c Bows reduced % Il lie.
LINENS AND COTfONs.
Here. too. the keen edge or the reduc-
tiotoknife has been felt.
SIinch Standard Make Bleached Cot-
ton the l0c grade. We have a trlne 49,
than thousand yards. IT GOES Al II
CENTS. ,,...,,,r,r tha
SPLENDID Quality Irish Linen Napkins;
size y inches, In running vine, rear, anu
spray patterns. s. - dozen;
SHEET AND PILL0W-CAsEs.
What's the use OF hemmlng and seam
redalling. Experts bring the cost or max
ing 10 almost nothing. We sell mostly
ths1 same standard cOttOns made Up tndI
you'd buy from the piece.
PIILOW-CASES.
PKG inches. s l-3c.
a5x36 inches, 10. y IL, ana l5c.
45x3S1-2 inches. 23c.
5Ox3S IL inches. 20c
BOLsTER-CAsEs.
42XI2 inches 25c.
4 of Auoust we will close Our