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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
To the Editor of the Register.

VIII you spare few lines to a Rail
road Employer" l wish to answer
some plausible Measurements published
u mislead US. They say that, if silver
is restored as money metel, my wages
OF ono dollar fol ten hours VIII huy only
half as Zach flour, coffee, etc. They
say that railroads can not pay higner
wages because they cannot increase
their charges for freight and travel.
My answer is this. start things up, let
business hum and the amount of freight
and travel will double. Running train
Of ten cars costs very little more than a
train OF five cars. The larger the traffic
the less the cost Ter ton per mile. Re-
store prosperity and railroads will have
double the money applicable to wages.
But all employees OF corporations know
that while high officials get large salar-
les they cut down the wages Of their
men to the lowest point commanding
efficient labor Our labor organizations
have kept up wages, but everybody
knows that ii Bryan is defeated such or
carnations will be broken up. The
Vanderibds. Belmonts and Pierpont
MOrgans. when Mckinley is elected, will
tell MS that they can get just as good
men for half the money. l have more
than twenty idle acQuaintances, either
OF whom would be glad to take my job
for less than I receive. You see that
they cannot find work and their families
are suffering. There is strike now on
ar Jersey City IN the Adams Express
company. I saw a statement by an Off
cial OF that corporation that ten men
were offering for every vacant job. We
have honied words now, but we heard
very different words when Pinkerton's
detectives were shooting down citizens
in the streets of Homestead, and we will
hear different words after the election
if Mckinley is elected.
Bryan represents that element which
is opposed to q government of money
kings. The Chicago convention was
rebellion against the political power Of
corporations. The money kings have
grown TO look down upon plain people
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
Forth Wheeling Property for SI

e. In nor, order to close the estate ota...
iaiflcN N' uney. 4 ucFtuy ..r.- '-e l.s
the property belonging 10 ~. .-.
tate, situated on the west side ,... Is.
street. between Fifth and Sv.- ---.,
consisting Of lot 33Xlzg feet VII, si-..,
brlck house fronting on MARI. .y
also tWo-story brick house fr. ..'-t
alley &. Said Market and ar..--.s %
noth paved with brick This 6 r!. . -'s
III very good condition, the bas, y 4!
osT ana Las, as whole is very 5. --
otherwise. being In The hes,... -..-
pest part OF the city. VIII seii s. ~.
or IN TWO parts. For partie,.I.r. "-,f
,z..,-, JOHN d. h.NN,t "
ADMIN istrator Estate of PARIS. RI.
au27eh. IN ,f.r- aly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
NESBITT & DEVlNE,
Tel 643. 1889 Market street.
HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE.

% shares Wheeling Bridge Company
a good investment corner Twelfth l-l
EOn streets.
NO. 2ll9 EOFF STREET. 2 brick house..
loi y feet front, rent Tor So per month. ~
5000.
NOS. 20l9 and 2O21 MAIN STREET :
story brick with 2 storerooms and IL 70 .
above.
No 81 s. BROADWAY, known as ,t,
Hughes residence.
one MORE LOT N WOODsDALE
House of rooms and 2i5 acres ground Q
country, either for sale or .ent.
a nne RESIDENCE IN Pleasant valley
The BLOCH PROPERTY on North sla.e
street.
A very desirable REsIDENCE On E.r.
ginia street. all modern ccGreaioncos
Price low
NO. 121 FOURTEENTH STHEtf. tr'ck.
NO. 22l2 CHAPLINE STREET. urge
brick dwelling modern.
g ACRES OF COAL north m Top Ailll.
LOT 30xl0S on Thirteenth stree.
THREE LOTS. each 30Xl20 .eet N ne
northeast corner NJ Wabash and Indiana
streets. Island VIII sell cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN
& TATUsL SiJ 5a1k BlAil
Telephone 30. Room 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
WANTED TO SEE THE HANGING.
The Bride Preferred an Execution to the
Pardon of the Murderer.

Inc Briue 1reIerTeu an ENtCu'Aoh ~ ihc
Pardon of the Murderer.
Representative HIT tells the Washing
ton Post a good hanging story. 1t hap
pened when his father was sheriff Of
an Illinois county. There had been a
murder and in due course of time the
guilty man was TO adorn the waiting
scaffold.
Great pressure had been brought to
bear TO induce the Governor to COM
mute the mans sentence. That official
had made up h.s mind to exercise ex-
hcutive clemency, but foreseeing a splen-
Rid opportunity 10 address a large con-
course of his constituents in the inter
ests of his reelection. he concluded to
go TO the scene of the hanging, make a
speech while the preparations were go
ing On. and at the last moment stop the
execution.
An enormous crowd CT spectators
was gathered en- the fateful Gay, and
while the POOR wretch was being made
ready for the drop the Governor mount
ed a platform and began his harangue.
Some one, not knowing what was IN
the Governors mind, began to circulate
a petition in the crowd, praying that
the criminal be reprieved.
Many signed it, and in passing it from
hand TO hand it came to a gawky coun-
try beau. who had been married that
6ay and had brought his wife 10 the
hanging to see the fun. He pondered
deeply over the question whether to
sign it or not. when the bride decided
IT. oo,,r--a nv brev9 king in:
"Don't sign that ar paper, Reuben.
We've come all the way to see the hang
in. and ef you put your name down we
won't see il"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
ENTHUSIASTIC.
The People of the State Never So
Thoroughly Aroused.

Every Man Doing His Part Toward
the Election Of the Free Silver
Candidates, State and National.
Free silver Clubs Forming Every
where, and Republicans Among
Their Most Enthusiastic Members.
The Gold Sug Democratic Move
ment Losing Ground, and Not
to be Seriously Considered-Hart
and DOrr Get Next to a Frost
That Chilis - Alleged Eastern
Capitalists Writing Fake Letters
to Help the Gold Bug Cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
ruE WASHINGTON
BUILDING & LOAg lsoJ
OT WA-HNIIDN, y ~
In. q 20. 900 to Loan In "he'.''A
i'S cmity.

SION paying rent. Buy your -
~ al an average cJ-i
sio.s8 per month on saca H. a.....
NJ Semi-annual dis
g gIta of s and per cent. pa.i , 4. g
no o 81 building and Lon, Lola r. H-1
the United ,: stag; ao Grs an. ana
~ py nm. among whom Ar. -.
n U.s., ard lion. T. II. ara
bridge, O.; re 6nsrf fq5m NaI isI
tnt - 1875 NJ the Ass0c!lI4L - .fa
me- tne ~ $50. 0'6.OO and the SOCK - tt'
& an 5000. Of which later --.r .
not2 ~ m stock IS held BY our
West virginia. ,..t,- .-" ~
49,, + or at M nv 'office Room 3. E,.ly v.--a b
MARKET street. Wheeling, pt-L.
Manager for "e--
~ IT, Cut n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
srPERIOR TALENT.

Does your wife understand politics,
Pilcher?"
NO, but when she puts up a lunch
with eggs in it she dosen't forget the
salt and pepper"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
COMPULSORY ADMIRATION.

Queer the authorities won't lei you
20 TO sleep in the parks.
Not at all When flower beds cost
the city thousands OF dollars people are
expected TO stay awake and lock al
them"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11

What was it that broke up the flrm?'
The two typewriter girls got to quar-
reling. and the partners took sides. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
RlNEhART 4 IAiO
Telephone 30.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Rv virtue OF a decd Of trust made 2.
Mary l. Sorge and Louis +. Serge Co -
undersigned trustee. bearing date Oh
SSth daV of July, 4. ID. 1895. and reco
in the Office or the CleIh o! NE ~
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia. b
decd of trust book No. ~. page f.I.
said trustee will proceed TO sell az
anton. at the front door OF the
House for said Ohio county, IN the ".
OF Wheeling. on ...
SATURDAY. THE l2TH DAY or '-.
TENDER 1886. -.
commencing at 10 O'Clock "a. M. IN.
Lowing described property, situate
cne hundred and forty yards rt-.
(le+ corDoration line OF said c''i a -a.-
Onto county. West Virginia and -,
on the north side of what D. hl'"
Wheeling and Elm Grove I'
which road connects near s. md
'orotion line with the FaifM Nv.
doscribed as follows, that ''
Ginning at a stake on |tN. I'. '
Said county road or irh. Cf",'
being the southeast c''.. .. ,.ortt.
scby,artfeper's line, thenre r'hli.t .'.
wardly along said CONN., ',,.. f.-.-.
10 Christian Franks He 60. q .
y,-ordlv along said Frank I'.. ' Dr.
70 Georges run; thence along sa'" M
Schwcrtfeger's line iity ..-s
southwardly along san ......
line fJrty-fve feet 10 the l.-
ming. t,,f ar ee m'
more as the purchaser may 'lt
cash on the day OF sale. KS nj
two equal instal'ments IN y Don, H. t.r
twelve months SPEC 10. he notes
OF SdIe, - from tho day OF Sat =.
~ ~ ,r-od nqvmerfs The i'E.I
NE NE HeIgI,t 70 be- retained unul the
chase more{ dJT.fs r sTrFEL. Trust
NffUfIIIIifls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
FOR SALE

-
$500 buys rooms, Charlie ST.. SOD cash
balance in rent. -"'
500 buys house rooms. n r.'va5.rs
addition; so cash, balance Boz rem
500 buys house. . rooms Wilson 80
Centre Wheeling So cash. balance Ina r.ni'
Lots on Linn -. and McrOu0eh 81 Fa.,
W heeling, $50 10 $40 each. 0u easy paw
ments.
Splendid building site f5r dwelling
Fourteenth ST.
House. rooms. brick. Jacob street. SIKH
ward, easy terms, 1850
Building site for dwelling. Ch4rUrs
street, Fifth ward.
Eight-rOOm frame house. bath. boz ana
cold water; also double frame house /
rooms on each side. with all nee ss4ty ....
buildings; suitable for two families 5-a
gases. Between Seventh and E'.hl
streets. east Side Of Market street. .t
601lS2 feet. A bargain at $500
House, II rooms, large centre halls WITH
modern conVeniences, and ldrec llt 81
2e09 Chaptne street; cheap and terms easy
one OF the finest 7-room houses 20 Pax
View, with hall; hardwood finish. AID ne
acre OF land 10 same: at a bargain, asa
House, Il rooms, brick. Fifteenth s,,s.i.
cheap, 5000.
House. s rooms and hall. I4th ST., $50
Business property on Market 81. az mo!.
500. $500 $500. $500. 5000 and $3.50 to .su
or zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
en- ILL.,. .t-..t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
A RAILROAD ENPLOYE
Speaks Some Plain Truths to His
Fellow WNkingmen,

Honied Words From Railway
Magnates Who Want Mckinley
and the Gold Standard Fastened
Upon the American People.
Every Man Should Learn His
Own Interests and Vote for Their
Advancement, Which Means for
Bryan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
TOR SALE.

At tAe town of Triadelphla ana
new electric car lire, one acr. ,s- 9, "a
on which is double frame B. MI
gcod stable, other outhouses an
tence. The property rents ~ a. ~
month. Price $1,000. Apply 10 '-- -
JAMES J.. HAWLrv
Real Estate and Finarc.l' tl
lUto Main St. Wheeii7g t- /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
FOR RENT
FOR SALE-7EAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

Building lots on Thirteenth st-,..
Building lots at Edgington.
Building lots at Greggsville.
w. V. HOGE d. ppo
aug Room IS, City Bank rr.s'7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-11
$40 REWARD

The above Reward ".n VIVA
paid to any one who WIN 81 20 t5s
the arrest and conviction % , ~.
person or persons VINO Z" DAILY
regrlarIy stealing the the DT 1t6e
and ne SUNDAY REGISTER on'"'
Island and North MAJ" 81
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

On small volume Of business stocks made
substantial advances, and with few exceptions
closing prices were at net gain from yesterdays
last quotations. There was no change In the
character OF the trading. which remained dull
and professional, but speculative sentiment
seemed more favorably impressed with the bull
side Of the market The statement OF the Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy for February,
which showed a surplus Of 41.S33 against a de-
felt In the same month last year or s25o,oos, ndu
a refreshing influence upon the railway list.
Burlington advancing over / per cent and CLOS
ing at nearly its best price or the day, whle
elsewhere among railway shares advances OF ;.
or per cent were recorded. Outside or the
Granger shares transactions were extremely
small. and in most cases amounted to only rev
hundred shares. The fine bull manipulation In
American Tobacco continued. advancing the
stock over ! per cent on transactions, amounting
TO over one-thrd of the total days business IN
all stocks, while Sugar Refining and most OF
the other industrials developed the same upward
tendency. The narrowness OF the marfet may
be judged from the total sales, which amounted
to 81 800 shares, OF which American Tobacco
Sugar Refining, Chicago Gas. Burlington ana St-
Paul contributed 63,062 shares. Inc money
market was a trife easier to-day, While 1orelgn
exchange continued strong but inactive Ihe
indications at present are that small amount
Of gold will go out next week. although a SUD
den change in money rates may upset present
calculations regarding gold shipments Ihe CON
dition Of the exchange market. the demand ior
remittance and other factors controlling the IN
ternational settlements do not show symptoms
Of moving in any save normal way ana ul-
dcrstanding this. II Is likely that the street Will
not be disturbed by the spring movement or the
metal.
Closing prices OF number OF active STOCKS
compare with yesterdays as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
BROKERS' QUOTATIONS. OF LOCAL sECuR-
tiles.
CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS

BID. Asked
,-..ur.x 80, couo,,. .v.,ue-s,ock ... 100 Ia3
ro, WY ,.,a, nnn 9. ts ,o6t .'. 1854 l07ti
Second mostgaFe bs. i9if......-.......... Tvs -"
broadway 5s guaranteed. l92f........ ~, 80
Son, Se."n' :, - ,a4a '' " ~~ ~~ ......... ii3 li3i
Eleccker Street Fulton Icrry-st0ck.. " ~
First MORTGAGE ~ 1900. in'9 uDo'i
Central Crestown--stock .................. w so
First mortgage Cs. 1922. ............ ido
Central Park North and East Rver-stock ~ "a
T.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29

financial.


To BondhoIders of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Holders OF Mer-
camille Trust Company Certificates OF
Deposit, under the agreement OF Febru.
ary 10, 1894.
Under and in conformity with the powers and provisions
Of the Bondholders' Agreement above mentioneo. w
prepared and adopted Plan and Agreement or .hs e
Company has duly lodged the same at New ionS
City Office OF this Reorganization committee rna
with The Farmers Loan and Trust company ana ,,s ne
Mercantile Ts, Company and at Berlin ana Lonoon WIN
the Deutsche Bank . -,..s ..,..
said also will be found printed copies
OF said Agreement for distribution 10 bonohooe'
and Certificate holders .
Dated New York March 18th 1s?7
EDWARD d. ADAMS. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Vicc-Chnirman'
JOHN c. BtLLITT.
CHARLES II. GODFREY.
j. ID. PROBST.
JAMES STILLMAN.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
CHARLES c. BEAMAN; } Of Counsel
NJ N|N0 A. MARCUS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
STOCKS STRONG, BUT DULL
RURLINGTON'S GOOD SHOWING
THE WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-MoNEY
AND EXCHANGE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH %.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEw-YoRK

FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-YORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
Week ending Nar 2s- 1894. lSGl 1896
r,r"y1",' NUNS '' - q s2s 4io 81 O24 80 so $40 iot
cc,cr,I ,D.rch,,i,.e q - 90, go AZ GSSl.35.
r,.i ..- .a.L g. sol 407 si3 Ge4 s2s 50 457 As
e,nc ,rn,ry iii 500 tG3 ia 2TG Os9 1871 5J1 .O32
IMPORTS or SPECIE.
~ ~. nab Soo3 7G2 s2la 800 iOsel
sine I.ru,,~ ~ 33lT 2ss 10 2iT 154 ~. 00l 91S
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
ror Tho ro.r s7es 600 ssI3ii3 l.i03 c74
Since January i... Il ssO049 81 l32 c0@ 2J522. lss
OF the specie exports sls6975 gold. and OF
the specie imports s379,2 was gold.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
Jan / TO March .ss7. .c3t74i $slslo7tG ss7lc23Ss
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
financial.
The monetary TRUST
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

Mr. Depew said on Wednesday: THE prosperity OF '".
country has been checked Ly scares. Mr. fierpon'
Morgan said on Tuesday concerning revival OK DUST
n.ss ~ Congress were out Of Il do not see any
thing TO prevent our being prosperous the Mons
ary Trust frequently demonstrated that the iunoa
mental forces both financial Industrial in Europe ana
America are under irresistible movement IN favorable d
rection Political sensations. like an influenza nsve
swept the earth their influence Is passing The Ne" AorA
security market IL In exactly the same position Tne
underlying upward tendency "hen'
ever securities ore round and investors a
kept away by illogical sensation. purchases should %
made with courage.
The officers Of this corporation solicit Correspondents
personal interviews with private individuals In resaru 20
the use Of money purpose Of making money ocF
suggestions contemplate undertakings OF the most con"
servative nature It the constant study OF the
Of this Institution adopt methods and seiect
which reduce the OF money we oene'e ~
the near future develop opportunities for accumua-
ton of profits purchase Of certain sound securte
and think the friends The Monetary Trust VIII be able
to take advantage such special opportunities IN the oe
manner after personal confidential correspondence
FRANCIS d. CARI.EY. President
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london March 2s.-i:3o p m.-Corsols. 100 lilo for
and l0,a. the account. Canadian iacllc .o.
Erie l4t. do second consols 70; Illinois Central ..
Mexican ordinary II. 81. Paul common, Io's New-l ORR
Central asA. Pernsyivnnla. 5ii4 Reading ~. nexican
Central new per bonds 7ih. Louisville ana Nash
VILE 4a7.: Atchson common. 1875.
London March 2s-2 30 r. m.--paris advccs quote
per cen, rentes at 0l francs 31 oentlmes for the ac
D. m-par,s ndvicos quote 2 per cent rcnte- 1T lOl
francs ~ for IN. account. md exchange on
London nj q francs 2lt, centlmes for checks.
Ieriln March 2s.- Exchange on London 20 marks ~
pennngs sight and 20 marks 1914 penninss for 90
day
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.

The receipts from customs reported iroln
,t-aah,,gton to-day were 1926. .l45 from Internal
revenue s45l.7l2. and from miscellaneous source,
eco 80 The Treasury received ;275.32j National
bank notes for redemption ana the recerpaS -"
"a 20 q sss s25 TO secure National bank nots
to,,o,ion II holds s222 Az, 200 In bonds. as fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29

All holder. OF above described bonds notes an.
stocks are notified deposit the same as required Dy saa
plan. .,.,.. ., n..
,,clua,e in the benefits OF the reorganization
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
u
Closing prices Of number OF active stocks
rnra 70 with yesterdaY's as follows:
BONDS AND MONEY.

c,les ~ Government bonds consisted OF wow
registered IS of 1907 at 10S1 S5000O coupon AZ OF
1925 at 1l6a. and 81 900 coupon 5s at llSh. f1nhi
nuni atinnS follow.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29

Actual sales-l-Closing- Shares
open High Low Fin. Bid. ASK. sold
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-13
A Chinese FuneraI.
From the washIngton Timer

From the washington Times.
zone of the most gorgeous sights have
ever SEEM said Samuel Martin, a retired
sea captain, at the st. James, twas a
Chinese funeral which took place while I
was in Hong Kong three years ago
"At the front Of the procession walked
a band OF noisy alleged musicians Then
came three men carrying banners on
which were painted the titles of the de-
ceased. Next followed more men carry
Ing figures OF animals, idols, men, UNI
brellas and blue and white streamers.
Just before the coffin walked the BONES
or Buddhist priests, preceded by incense
bearers. The coffin was borne by a dozen
men, while over it was a canopy, held M
by twenty more. Immediately behind the
coffin walked the children OF the dead
man, the eldest son In front. The latt sr
was dressed in canvas and leaned upon a
stout stick, as he was supposed to be too
overcome by grief to walk without aid
after the children followed the other
relatives In the order Of their relation
ship, all clothed in Chinese mourning. The
women were carried In chairs.
"Sobbing and wailing at measured inter-
walls, they moved slowly on 10 the burial
place When this was reached the bonzos
Logan chanting a mass for the dead. ~
the close OF which the coffin was lowered
into the tomb. Then large, oblong white
marble table on the middle OF which were
two vases and two candlesticka. was
placed in front OF the tomb
"A paper cremation followed. Paper dy-
ures OF men. horses. garments and score
OF other things, which are supposed "a
undergo resurrection and be useful 10 TIA
dead In heaven, were buried The tomb
w5s then sealed and an entertainment
concluded the ceremonies
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-13
COTTONS AND LINENS.

Manufactured Cotton Goods, following
in the wake of the raw material advance
| ing every day. Anticipating this rise, our
corps of buyers fortunately placed our
orders with manufacturers some time
ago, enabling us to sell them at the old
prices.
&c For Sea Islands, yard wide, good
quality worth to-day e.
&c For BIenched shifting, yard
Wide, soft finish, worth to-day sac
TO For BIeacbed Shifting, yard
wide, soft finish, excellent quality, worth
to-day 10c.
oC For BIeached Pillow Casing, ~
inches wide. standard quality, worth TO-
day 12lsc.
16C For UnbIeached sheeting, 1O-4
width, worth 2Oc
1QC For BIeached sheeting, 1914
width, worth Csc
&c For Checked TOweling, assorted
patterns, and colors of stripes and
checks, worth &c.
&c For BIeached Twill Crash, full
width, heavy and serviceable, worth &c.
ohC For All Linen TOweling, check
ed and plaid, assorted colors and pat
| terms, worth 1Zlzc.
o12C For BIeRched Cotton Towels,
good quality, worth &c.
10C For Bleached Imperial Jac-
anard, Linen Huck and Turkish Bath
Towels, full sizes, splendid qualities, worth
zoe and 25c.
&c For White Damask DOyIies, full
6leached. good size, assorted patterns
worth 10c.
6hC For All Linen DoyIies, large
size, cream color, red borders, worth 121kc
100 For Turkey Red Damask, 81
inches wide, fast color, choice patterns,
worth 25c.
o6C For Table DamasI<, full bleach
ed "a inches wide. excellent quality,
worth 35c.
aoC For BIenched Table DamasI<, 90
Inches wide, all linen, extra heavy, worth
20 cents.
50C For Table DamasIs, o. inches
wide. full bleached and half bleached,
Satin Damask, choice patterns, worth 75c.
AoC For Chenille Table Covers, high
coiors. extra heavy. assorted patterns.
worth 75c.
oQC For Tapestry Table Covers. 81
sprcads, assorted patterns, fun size,
worth $3.50
roc For white Crochet Spreads,
ia size, choice patterns and heavy quail
ity, worth sc.
oQc For cOIOred MitcheIine BED
Spreads, blues and reds, assorted pat
terms, full size, worth $3.50
coo For 1914 Blankets, white and
silver grey, extra heavy, worth 800
loo For white or silver Grey
Blankets, fun size. 1O-4 worth sl.50.
STAG For English white Fleece
Blankets. Ia size, for double beds. excel
lent quality, worth $780,