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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
THE DRUMMeRs ReoRcANlzE.
Virginia Division, r. 4. A., Hereafter ia
10 "PoAt A"-Oniccrs Elected.

Virginia Division, r. +. A., Hereafter to
10 "PoAt A"--Onccrs Elected.
There was a most interesting mcetins
last night OF tho Virginia Division OF
tho Travellers Protective Association Of
America. That body recognized Itself
into Post A. Travellers Protective As.
ISOLATION. and hereafter will 20 by that
name. 1ts officers this year Will be:
President ]. +. LeBrou.
Nice-President. W. J. Crump.
Secretary and Treasurer. Il. II. Marsh.
Board OF Directors-WillIam Reinhei-
n1er chairman, -. b. Wallersteln, a. V.
Shea, r. s. Crump. and IL. T. Crump:
Chairman Railroad Committee. John G.
Iiagan: Chairman Hotel Committee. u.
L. Murray; Chairman Legislative Com
mittee, Charles Il. Wingo. Chairman Of
the Employment Committee. Y. II. Ro-
berts. The selection OF the chairman OF
the Press Committee was postponed un,
I'll the next meeting.
National President John a. Lee was
present. and made an address TO the
members. stating what progress had been
made in securing mileage books and ex-
oess-baggage rates. He said that the
House OF Representatives biz No. 1901
had been reported from the Senate COM
,nittec. and was now on the calendar. as
was No III. The former bill provides
for the Issuance of Joint. interchangeable
6,0o0mlle tickets. with special privileges
as 20 the amount OF free baggage that
may be carried under mileage-tickets Of
1000 or more miles.
THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
Tho Railroad Committee decided TO take
Immediate action regarding the issuance
OF 60Oo-mile book at the same rate as
that issued by the Big Four. over twenty
seven different railroad lines. and the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
way, comprising twenty-three lines OF
road.
The committee will also confer with
Mr. =. s. Goodman. trafIic-manager.
Chamber Of Commerce.
IT CONDEMNS CUTTING.
The following resolution was offered
and adopted:
Be it resolved by Post a. OF vir-
ginia Division Of the Travellers Pro-
tectlve Association Of America, That in
consideration Of the fact that the values
Of all manufactured products have in n
few years past been greatly reduced.
and that the percentage Of profit
have been inadequatefy increased. making
II necessary for jobbers and manufac-
turers and their travellers TO sell al
most twice the quantity of goods as
formerly. in order TO make the same
profit as before. and in further con-
sideraton of the fact that the interests
OF commercial travellers are In every
way identified with those Of their en-
ployers, that the membership Of the
post condemns the practice of direct or
indirect cutting Of prices on contract
goods, and the dishonorable practice OF
Rotating by those who have agreed TO
sell at fixed prices; and that the post
will do everything it consistently can 10
cooperate with merchants and manu-
facturers to correct the abuse and breach
OF commercial integrity. even to the ex-
tent Of excluding those known to be
guilty OF such practice from our mem
bership.
The National President will leave to-
morrow for Petersburg, Lynchburg. and
Danylle TO organize posts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Dress Shields.

70 dozen Dress Shields. reduced from
Is to Ice each.
. dozen Dress Shields. reduced from
q 10 13c each.
Colored Pearl Buttons. reduced from
Is to Sc. a dozen.
White Pearl Buttons. reduced from
6 to Sc. a dozen.
White Pearl Buttons. reduced from
10 to sc. dozen.
White Pearl Buttons. reduced from
12L to &c. a dozen.
White Pearl Buttons. reduced from
90 to l0c. dozen.
Boys Shirt Waists. made of French
Satteen. Outing-Cloth, Percale. and
White Cotton. reduced from 80. 75c.. and
81 TO 15c.
Boys Caps and Hats. reduced from %
and 50c. to l2i3c.
Gentlemen's Half-Hose. balbriggan and
solid coored. reduced from % 10 l5c.
Gentlemen's Cambria Nlght-Shirts. fam
cy trimmed, reduced from 81 TO 4Sc.
Gentlemen's White Wool Shirts. re-
duced from 81 20 TO see.
Gentlemens Four-in-Hands and Tecs
Scarfs. reduced from 20 to 25c.
Boys Windsor Ties. reduced from %
t. ia.
BOYS Windsor Ties. reduced from 30
to &c.
Gentlemen's Scarlet Wool Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 80 to ssc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Linen Goods

Stair Linen, reduced from % to f3c.
Furniture Linen. reduced from * to l5c.
50-inch Furniture Linen, reduced from
30 to &c
Linen Crumb-Cloths. reduced from 81
to $l.G5.
o. Marsellles Quilts. reduced from $50
to e.
6-i Marseilles Quilts, reduced from $50
TO $50
1874 Colored Marseilles Quilts. reduced
from 81 TO SIS.
81 Crochet quilts, reduced from 9oc.
to 5Oc.
ia Honeycomb Quilts. reduced from
Is to zoe
Nice line Of Piques at half price.
% Lunch Sets at half price.
Linen Bird-Eye. reduced from s2.2J to
SIS
Turkey-Red Damask, reduced from
80 10 25c.
Turkey-Red Damask, reduced from
60 TO 33c.
Linen Turkish-Bath Towels, reduced
from So 10 A0c.
Cotton Towels, 2Oc. per dozen.
A few dozen Scarlet Doyl!es. 75c. to
81 20 a dozen.
Silk-Warp Flannel. reduced from 81 to
5Sc a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Surprise Party to Miss Fargo,

On last Thursday evening q delightful
"surprise-party'' was given to Miss
Bertha Fargo. of Syracuse. n. Y, at the
residence Of Mr.. l.. w. Dawley. on south
Pine street. The charming hostess enter
tanned her friends In a pleasing manner.
and innocent amusements were INDUCED
in till the wee sma' ," hours. One amusing
feature was the attempt OF each young
man 20 dress his lady's bonnet in the
latest Partisan fashion. Mr.. Ed. Phillips
took first honors. while Mr.. Glen Price
captured the "booby prize" Among
those present were Misses Bertha, Emma,
and Laura Bransford. Linnie and Myrtle
Carter, Bertha Fargo. Pearl Mayo. Emma
Ricketts, Fannie Shores. Florence White
and the Misses Terrell; Walter Adams.
Walter Carter. Wilkle Freeman, Clarence
Freeman, Tom Gentry, Percy Holt. -
Jennings, Vincent Lingenott, Glen Price.
John Tyree, Ed. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawley. and little Miss Dawley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
WORKING TO CLEAR THE DEBT.
Exposition Committees Allowed Another
Week in Which to Get Subscriptions.


When a Dispatch man dropped in at the
Virginia State Agricultural and Mechanic
cal Society's office yesterday. he found
Secretary Owens busily engaged in writ
ing a number of letters that will be sent
out tomorrow morning TO the commit
tees recently appointed to canvas the
city for subscriptions TO liqGidate the debt
now due by the society. The Secretary
asserted that there seemed to be little
doubt that the money would be raised,
and that the society would give another
exposition this year, equal to the splendid
show OF 1894. The committees are meet
ing with very good success, and Just as
soon as a final report Is made the Exc
cutive Committee will have meeting
and decide whether or not an exposition
can be held. If the committees are sue
cessful, the big show will certainly be
given.
Continuing, Mr.. Owens said that great
deal of interest had been manifested in
the matter of n show for this year. ana
that many exhibitors who had to be
begged 10 go out TO the Exposition OF
last year had been to the Office and asked
for space next time. While no positions
have as yet been assigned, enough re-
quests have been made for space TO more
than hair I'LL the DuliulnS, anu tHc StS-
rotary thinks that just as soon as the
fact is announced that fair will be held
that all space IN the building will be
taken right away.
The following is a copy Of the letter
that will be sent TO each member OF the
soliciting committees:
II am directed by the president TO
advise you that the adjourned meeting OF
the committees for tomorrow afternoon
has been postponed until next Monday,
the 2lst instant. at o'clock Il. NJ On
account OF the Indictment weather the
various committees were greatly hndered
in their work last week. and they are
urged to put forth every effort during
the present week to raise the necessary
money to pay the old debt. and thus
insure an exposition this year
Quite number OF requests Tor
premium-lsts have been received, and
others ara asking about the dates. Other
fair-a sociations are also making in
quiries relative to the dates of the Nir-
ginia Exposition. as they do not want to
come in conflict with the Virginia Fair
A number OF special premiums have also
been offered the society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

The dramatic entertainment to be given
by the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton at the Academy Of Music on
the evening of the 2lst will be one OF
special interest In the social world. The
Virginia Historical Society has been
largely assisted before by the Old Domln-
ion Chapter. Daughters Of the American
Revolution. and the proceeds Of this en-
tertainment will be given to the same
object. The ladies in charge are well
known IN Richmond society, as well as
the young ladies who will take part.
The programme Of the evening consists
In tabloaux. old-fashioned songs. and
fancy dances. The dancers will be Misses
Annie MCGUIRE, Judith Deane. Nellie
Mayo. Irene Langhorne, Lucy Wormley.
Alys Connally. Carrie Coleman. Bette
Booker. and others. The costumes to be
worn In tho dances will be very hand
some, and new for the occasion.
The audience Is requested to appear In
eveiny dress. The boxes will be auc-
TONED off. and the seats will be sold at
u reasonable price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Elba Beneficial and Social Society.

At meeting Of the Elba Beneficial and
Social Society. held at Central Hall, the
officers for the ensuing term OF six
months were duly installed by the presi-
dent. They are: President. William T..
Davis (his fifteenth term); Vlce-PresideDt,
Andrew Blackburn; Financial Secretary,
Joseph +. Orschel; Recording Secretary.
G. III. Gardewien: Treasurer. w. ". Phil
lips: Executive Committee-Lawrence
Martin. John schopf. d. T.. Davis; Chap
lain. Robert Holzbach. Trustees-J. A.
Carey. .. L. Davis. c. J. Thinner. After
the installation the society adjourned to
partake with their lady friends refresh
ments served them by our well-known
townsman. Patrick McDonough. The So
ciety Is in n prosperous condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

resting itself among the members. Colo
ne! Euker and Major Sands visited the
ccvnty-Court house yesterday. and can
vassed among the members with q view
TO reorganIzing the troop and settling the
grievances OF the members What sue
Tres they met with could not be ascer-
tatped, as no one interested would talk.
The teachers Of Tuckahoe District met
nj the County-Court house yesterday
morning. and were paid or for the month
Just finished. Superintendent J. X. Fus-
cell was on hand. and compllmented the
teachers on the excellence OF their re-
trtfA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

3 small pieces Tapestry at Sc. former
price e2c.
2 large pieces Tapestry at SIS. former
price $3.50.
/ small piece Tapestry ut s.. former
price $50
10 pairs Lace Curtains. two styles. at
sS05, former price s..
% pairs Lace Curtains. assorted styles
at 81, former prices s. 10 $50.
"A pairs Irish-point Curtains, assorted.
at 81 were $40: - were $50. $50 were
SIC; so were SIC, $3.50. and NS; ut so
were so.
2S pairs Swiss Tambour Lace Curtains
NJ $3.50 were 81; $50 were 3; s. were
$50: 1915 We're 80; $3.50 were SO. and
3 pairs for $50 were $50 pair.
pairs Made Brussels, very fine
for SO were 80 a pair.
pairs Hand Made Brussels. very fine.
for so. were S25 pair
2palrs Hand Made Brussels, very fine,
for S2D were slS n palr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
ELEcTRIc-cARs ON BROAD STREET.
Tho Matter to BE Taken Up and Discussed
This Week.

Chairman Bloomberg of the sub-com-
mittee from the Committee on Streets.
TO which was referred the question OF
electrifying the Broad-street car-line. an
uounces that he will have session OF
that body this week 10 hear from the
City Attorney and Engineer and the rail-
way authorities. The matter at present
rests with the Engineer and Attorney.
who were requested by this sub-commit-
tee to formulate q report In the premises
embracing their recommendations
The present franchises of the City Rail-
way Company on both Broad and Main
streets expire In 1850. and the corporation
clai.s that II would not be- warranted In
making the improvement on Broad street
unless It's privileges are extended at least
until 1917, when its franchises expire on
the Clay-s.reet line.
A large number Of businessmen and
property-owners on Broad street have
petitioned the. Council to grant the ex-
tension OF privileges In order that the
very necessary street-car facilities may
be mad on that thoroughfare.
II Is understood that the company
stands prepared. " the extra time v given,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
White Embroidery.

27-inch Hemstitched Flouncing. was
$50. now ST.
4j-lnch Hemstitched Flouncng, was
81 y. now Sc.
27-inch Hemstitched Flouncing. was
g. now Csc.
27-lnch Hemstitched Flouncng. was
1jc., now Doc.
27-inch Hemstitched Flouncing. was
Coo. now Csc.
FANCY CREAM SILK LACES.
e quality reduced to csc.
Sl75 quality reduced to Sc.
si2O quality reduced to 15c.
$40 quality reduced TO soc.
Point dc Venise Lace, all over and net
tops.
SIS quality now sSc.
$50 quality now 1jc.
81 quality now SOC.
Iaces as low as &C. n yard.
\ FULL LINE
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE,
BLACK BOURDONNE LACE.
TORCHON LACE.
MEDICIS LACE,
FRENCH NALENCIENNES LACE,
ALL AT CUT PRICES.
Fine Lace Fans at prices destructive
to trade
Ribbons all colors and widths, at low
est known prices,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Braves VIII Hold tho tho Fort.

The committee appointed TO solicit the
names OF enough Democrats 70 enable the
Powhatan Club to continue lis usefulness
are meeting with success. Already neary
enough names have been obtained TO en-
cure continuance upon solid basis.
Many OF our best Businessmen are sign
ing. The committee will meet again on
Tuesday night next, and any Democrat
who wishes TO continue to be n member
or become one will please address "C5rn-
mittee on Powhatan Club at once BIZ
postal. A thorough reorganization of this
club Is coutemplated-new president, Of
ficers. and managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

90 put electricians on Broad street from
about Twelfth or Fourteenth street out
to Laurel. and thence to Hollywood Gene
terry. and TO run upon this route a sche-
dule equal to that OF the Main-street line.
II also proposes. In the event shis extern
sion is granted, to build a line out Broad
street to the Expostion-Q Grounds and give
such service thereon at all times as
public patronage requires. 1t IL learned
that the City Engineer Is rather inclined
toward the adoption Of electricity on the
Broad-street line now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Anchor Lodges Officers.

At the regular meeting OF Anchor Lodge.
No. s. order Of the Golden Chain. held at
It's hall. corner Fifth and Marshall
streets. Friday night. Deputy-Supreme-
Commander Albert Wttc. assisted by
Deputy-Supreme-Se II. +. Cox. pro
tenn, installed the following officers Tor
the ensuing term: W. II. Barratt, COM
mander; c. T.. Saville. vice-commander;
c. W. Rag,and. assistant commando;
George l.. Wilson. past commander; Al
bert Witte, secretary; o. J. Adams, coll
lector; ]. +. Wilkinson. sentinel r. l..
Cox. guide; J. L. Savllle. guardian; W.
II. Barratt, W. L. Richardson, W. ii.
Wilkinson, trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
A Little Roy Badly Hurt.

George Llnw5od Kerns, the 4-year-old
con OF Mrs. VI. l.. kerns. OF No. 2jl3
Venable street, while playing with his
little sister on the staircase Thursday eve
ming. attempted 10 slide down the balus-
tiers and fell. breaking his collar-bone
and dlslocatng his shoulder. DR.. Brock
was called In and pronounced his cOnd-
ton very serious. The little fellow has
suffered intense pain. but 1t is hoped that
ne Will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Nlra. Pefrea,A Funeral.

The remains of Mrs. Carrie Styll Petrea.
who died Friday at Addison, Pa, ar
rived here last night, and the funeral
will take place from the First Baptist
church at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Deceased was daughter OF the late
Robert II. Styll. and sister of Mr..
George +. Styll She was married two
years ago to Rev. II. NJ. Petrea, an
Erglisn Lutheran minister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
German Class Entertainment.

Professor Haupt's Richmond German
class was elegantly entertained last
night at the home of Colonel w. r..
Cutshaw. the occasion being the COM
mencoment or conclusion OF the course.
There was IA play, lone Must Marry"
followed by Rotations, dialogues. &c.
Refreshments were served. and all had
Il most delightful time. The entertain.
ment was confined 10 the members Of tho
class. about sixty In number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Union Meeting Of Ministera To. Morrow.

The first OF a series OF monthly union
Conferences OF the Protestant ministers
OF Richmond and Manchester will be-
held in the parlors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association building tomorrow
Mt noon. DR.. Fair Is president and DR..
Whitley secretary OF the organization.
The immediate object Of the conference
IL to make a census Of the two cities with
a view to spiritual and material help.
Later on the meetings Will take a wider
range,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
PrOperty Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph N. Newell and wife
20 Felix Keegan. 10 7-l2 feet on east side
First street between Main and Cary.
$500.
Henrico: Frank L. Cook to Highland
Park Company lot in square Al. SO
Highland Park Company TO Frank l..
Cook, lot 5 in square Is. 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Dedicated to Miss Barton.

There Is more than ordinary interest In
'"rhe Long Lost Letter" n bright little
waltz song composed by Mr.. harrington
l.. Brannon. with words by Robert Lee
Smith inasmuch as it has been dedicated
10 Miss Narcissa Barton, of Barton
Heights. The song Is OF medium COM
pass. the words are pathetic and touch
ing and are well set to music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Pardons Refused.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday refused to
grant pardons to the following convicts:
Henry Wells, from Lee county; Preston
Wade, from Campbell county; Samuel
Holbert. from Warren county. and George
L. Justice. from Accomac county.
He also refused to remove the political
disabilities OF Dudley jenkins, Of War
rem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Close of Week of Prayer.

The observance Of the week OF prayer
among the Presbyterian congregations will
conclude with a union service at the
Grace-Street church tonight at o'clock.
DR.. Kerr was TO have preached. but he
Is indisposed, and Rev. J. T. Cannon
will take his place. DR.. Fair will supply
Mr. Gammon's pulpit in the Third Pres
byterian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
EeorcanIkinx the Troop.

since the recommendation made by
tolonel Stern 70 the Governor that the
members Of Hsnrieo Lght Dragons
De ordered for an inspection TO ascer-
tain the adyisability OF disbanding them.
the troop has been going from bad 10
koiss, and but little interest n mani.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Fancy Goods.

&c. Machine-Oil now &c.
2oc. Parahine Candles now Zoe.
90. Laundry Soap now &c.
Lubln's Toilet Soap reduced from Is
to Toe. a box.
loc Whisks now &c.
10c Tooth-Brushes now 10.
Silver Filigree Violet Stands. reduced
from y TO Toe.
Real Shell Halr-Pins, reduced from $50
and sl75 to 50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Black Goods.

Black satin-Striped Nuns Yelling. re-
duced from - TO 5oc
piece Nuns Yelling. reduced from 60
to i0c.
piece Black Mohalr Skrtlng. reduced
from 70 to 30c.
pieces Black Figured Muslin. reduced
from q TO l0c
&c. Black India Muslin now iJc.
20c. Black India Muslin now l2Hc.
12isc. Black India Muslin now l-3c.
SEC. Black Henrietta Saline now Slc.
3jc. Black TricOtine Saline now 20c.
pries,ley's $3.50 Yelling reduced to s..
Prlestley's 1925 Yelling reduced TO SIC.
Priestley's $50 yelling reduced TO II.
priostiev,s no Yelling reduced TO zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
A Silver Tea.

A silver tea. under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Missionary Society of Broad
Street Methodist church. win DO given at
the residence OF Mr. Edward Alvey. SIS
west Grace street. on Tuesday evening
next, from 3 to ~ o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Charged With Criminal Assault.

Edward ]. DAILY, a young colored man.
was arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF making a criminal assault upon
Carrie, the S-year-old child OF Ella Black.
An examination made by physician led
10 this charge being preferred against
DAILY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
NELVETS,

Colored Striped Velvets. $3.50 quality.
reduced TO :.:..,...:::.,.....;,:.... "..N.5o
Fine Check Velvet. $50 quality, re-
duced to ........................ SOC.
Eroc,de Vevets, $3.50 quality, re-
duccd to ........................... SOC.
Plain Col0red Nelvets, 81 quality, re-
duced to ........:...........:.". 'Oc.
Plain ColOred Velvets. $50 quality,
reduced to ........................ 9Oc.
Plain COlCred Nelveteens zoe. quail
Is. reduced to ........................25 CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
SiIk-Braided Elton Jackets.

Fancy silk Braided Jackets, reduced
from $50 10 soc.
Fancy SILK Braided Jackets, reduced
from $50 TO 81.
Black silk Braided Jackets. reduced
from $575 TO N50
1 Black SIX Braided Jacket, reduced
from $3.50 TO 1925.
Black Silk and Jet Jackets. reduced
from 1919 to 81.
| Black Six and Jet Jacket, reduced
from 1897 to $40.
/ Black silk and Jet jacket, reduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Jet Trimmings.

pieces Jet Beading. reduced from
Il TO Sc. yard.
piece Jet Beading, reduced from
10 TO SC. n yard.
pieces Jet Beading, reduced from
% to 1jc. yard
l piece Jet Beading. reduced from
% to lie. a yard.
piece Jet Beading. reduced from
a. 10 l5c. Il yard.
pieces Jet Beading, reduced from
~ TO 1Sc. a yard.
1 piece Jet Beading. reduced from
80 10 1Sc. a yard.
pieces Jet Beading. reduced from
G. to 2jc. yard.
pieces Jet Beading reduced from
80 to PC. yard.
piece Jet Beading. reduced from
81 % TO &c. yard.
piece Jet Beading, reduced from
30 10 zoe. a yard.
l piece Jet Beading, reduced from
80 TO &c a yard.
l piece Jet Beading. reduced from
IS 10 35c. yard
2 pieces Jet Beading. reduced from
Is TO soc. yard.
pieces Jet Beading, reduced from
81 to 50c. a yard.
plcca Jet Beading, reduced from
81 10 70 soc. a yard.
piece Jet Beading. reduced from
81 9, IN Zoo