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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

large volume Of business was done in the
bond market at advancing values The heaviest
transactions were in Atchson adjustment As
Chicago Terminal receipts. Erie general lien
3-4s Erie Is prior bonds. Kansas PACING hrst
consol receipts Kansas and Texas seconds. Ore
gon Short Line first consol 3s, Reading general
As ST. Louis Southwestern second incomes,
Southern Railway first Us. and Texas and Pacihc
second incomes The principal net gains were
made by St Louis Southwestern second incomes
| 10 3Ola Colorado Midland first receipts, ] TO
SO: East Tennessee reorganization lien 4-os, 10
9lIb. Flint and Pere Marquette IS. 3l4 tc S314
Iowa Central first IS, ! TO 81: Kansas Pacific
first consol receipts. y to SJa4; Kansas and
Eastern frsts. z. to 95$. Ann Arbor first
As. X 10 S3l4: Chicago Terminal receipts. y to
4J3s Duluth and Iron Range frsts. y to l03
Erie first consol Is. y TO 144l2: Erie As prior
bonds q to 81: Reading general As. y 10 ~; St.
Louis Southwestern firsts. y 10 1872; South Caro-
lima and Georgia first IS. u TO 94la; Southern
pathway first IS, q to 80; Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf firsts, "a to 43. and Wabash first SIS.
- to 107.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was liz per cent. Time money
three months 2ls per cent for four months and 3
were 3m3i5 per cent for the best names for three
per cent for six months. Commercial paper rates
months 31LG4 per cent for four and six months
and above for names not so well known.
Posted sterling rates Of the majority OF drawers
OF foreign exchange were 4.S6ls and 4.SIk for
long and short bills respectively. Rates for act
ual business closed as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
OBJECTS.

The objects Of this company are;
a, The exploration OF the gold fields OF Alaska ana
the Northwest territory and the development operation
and otherwise handling dsposng OF such valuable dis
coveres and other properties from time TO time
be acquired by the company.
d.. To engage in general trading and transporta-
business supplying tools machinery. provisions and
all necessaries for remote mining districts and com
muntes.
(c). To operate In like wherever the oppor-
tunities for profit may warrant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
PLANS AND SCOPE.

In furthering and carrying out the objects OF the
company. steamships OF suitable size will be chartered
acquired thoroughly equipped expeditions to
the recently discovered gold fields Of Alaska and the
Northwest territory All necessary supplies. including
tools machinery provisions clothing. etc. etc. are TO
purchased and taken along in addition TO which Will
also taken everything for successful trading
expeditions for the establishment Of trading stores
camps where such operations may be
profitable This initial step will be followed
by the establishment Of necessary facilities for the regu
transportation passengers and freight between such
and the United States.
II is believed by the hest Informed scientists and ex-
pers the large quantities OF gold discovered
region in which proposed to operate prove the
within reasonable proximity thereto Of the
essentially large and rich from which this gold has
ore % the purposes Of the expedition Is TO at
tempt discover these veins. which, II found. will
certainly yield returns for Indefinite period
The expedition will be managed by mon experienced in
the various departments which they viii be assigned
capable mining expert will be in charge Of corps Of
experienced and reliable prospectors who being Sc
Iec,ed with great both their physical
ability endure the hardshps OF such expedition and
knowledge experience in such work These men
will be employed in prospecting. locatiog and working
such claims may be taken up, and generally in pro-
noting and fostering the interests Of the company.
A capable and reliable business will look after
the general the company. and physician
will accompany the expedition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

,nrrer a falling exchange market is looked TOT
until gold imports begin. When New YORK iuna as
begin TO move to the West an accompanying i sr
In rates should furnish further lhoueeine"' io'
gold exports fro, Europe .ooLs
prices for the last sales Of the principal stocks
,o.dav COMPARED with the final figures OF yes'er-
aav vere follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies

In view OF the recent legislation providing for the
ducon the price OF gas in the City OF New YORK. II
has seemed many stockholders advisable to uUte the
properties OF the two companies such an
association OF interest enable the management to In
economics and TO compete more enectVey
companies. II will also enable better
rendered the public II is, therefore, pro-
posed to form corporation, and to exchange the
present companies for securities as may
The undersigned will act as de-
positary Of OF both companies certhcaes lo'
which be endorsed blank and deposited Win H.
and certificates Of deposit will be issued
two-thrds Of the shares OF the respective
companies are deposited the undersigned before Sep
tember l. 1897 or limited by the Undersigned
1t been agreed that plan OF reorganization snail oe
formulated published within thirty days thereafter
II twothis the shares Of both companies are not SO
deposited the share certificates be returned to de-
positor been agreed that any depostns
shareholder dissatisfied the allotment OF new Sc
plan when published will be entitled
his optiop, 20 be paid in cash as follows:
ID For each shnre (par S1OO) Of
The Equitable Gas Light Com
o. For each share (par S1OOD Of
the Preferred stock of The
New York and East River Gas
Company OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIiO IN c"s"
(3.) For each share tpar 500
of the Common stock of The
New York and East River Gas
Company .......................... ESQ In cash
syndicate formed 10 provide the FUNDS neces
sary to pay Of depostng shareholders who
may assent to plan.
II holders OF certificates issued by undersigned do not
within four weeks publication Of notice Of
the plan (such publication TO be In the New YORK
Times and New York Tribune" or in any two papers
general published in the City of New York;
notify undersigned OF their election TO sell for cash.
above they will then be deemed TO have assented to
provisions Of the plan and Of the agree
ent Of reorganization fully II signing the same,
and the undersigned will then deposit said certificates
under such plan and agreement.
New York July &C. 1897.
Central Trust Company of New York.
Depository.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
wheat

The United states called upon to supply world
deficiency in Wheat. which Will enable US 70 dictate
prices to all other countries. Higher prices are ne''A
bic.
Write or call for our "+o0-PAGE SECURITY MANtALi,
conceded by Banks the Press. and boards OF iraoe
throughout he country be the most CONDENSED ann
tstcay reliable publication ever Issued oy any
House Gives rarse OF prices Of stocks whea ano
for thirty years. latest financial reports, sns
of earnings Of all Railroad and inaa,'.a
Corporatons listed the prncipai
changes; thereby enabling investors 10 operate vn tne
Judgment based facts to be found IN the
which is invaluable 10 business men generally IL enspss
any money keeping the principal intact ana
making IL pay income.
ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE
STOCKS. BONDS. "nAiN'
COTTON. PROVISIONS.
bought and s,d for cash margin OF TO per
cent. Commission lie
DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL RESPONSE.
BILITY OF THE FIRM WITH WHICH tOo
DEAL IS AS IMPORTANT AS SELECTING THE
RIGHT STOCKS.
New York Boston, and Philadelphia National Bank Hef'
Furnished.
Twenty years experience. largest clientele most co"'
nnodious offices. best brokerage service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. A. &. THE market for American securities
opened firm and continued throughout the session
bears covering The firm and the demand mod
crate Consols for 1l3 1-l6; for the
l3's Atchison. 44 Canadian. 147s ST. Paul 94. mi
nois Centa 100; Louisville 6lis Mexican Central new
IS GU New-Yofk Central 100. Erie. IS Pennsylvania.
81; Reading l3S: Erie first preferred 421&: Mexican
ordinary. - Money u per Bar silver, quiet. 26d.
The rate Of discount the market 70: both short
and three months bills IL 13-lGa7s per Gold Is
quoted to-day at Buenos Ayres 1876 The amount 81
bullion taken into the Bank of England balance to
Paris Aug. Z. D. m.-rhree per cent rentes, 100
francs 81 centimes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

The more important net gains to-day were as
follows: American Sugar Refining. ! per cent;
American Tobacco l per cent; Burlington rs
osr cent: Canadian Pacific Ia per cent; Canada
Southern ~ per cent: Chicago and Alton. Ia
per cent: Chicago and Great Western. lS per
cent: Colorado Fuel and Iron lSs per cent:
delaware. Lackawanna and Western. IN per
cent: Edison Electric Illuminating Company. IA
nor cent: Illinois Central. 3ls per cent Illinois
steel. IL per cent; Iowa Central preferred. l
ner cent: Lake Shore. IL per cent: Long Island.
I ner cent: Manhattan. ~ per cent Metropoli-
tan Traction, per cent; Jersey Central. "a per
cent: Minneapolis and ST. Louis second preferred.
per cent Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago and
81 Louis. per cent St. Paul. is per cent. and
United states Leather preferred, ! per cent
The following table shows the usual compare
five statement Of bank holdings:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
KL0kDIKE GOLD FIELDS.

The kOOtenay-CaribOO Mining ana Invest
ment Co., Ltd.
incorporated under the Companies Act. 1sGl
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Authorized CAPITAL, S2.5OO,OOO.
DIVIDED INTO 25OOo0O SHARES OF 81 EACH.
President-TfiE HON. JOHN COsTIGAN. Privy Coun-
cilpr. NJ. F.
Gen. Trusts Co .,,,,-r,.
Consulting Mining Engineer-W. HAMILTON MERhiII'
ESQ, NJ. F. a. r. :. NJ. ,, -.
Bankers-IN MON BANK OF CANADA and THE Ma
TIONAL PARK BANK Of NEWYORk.
This company. acting under its exclusive Canadian
charter has arranged Immediately extend Its opera
tions in mining general trading. land banking etc, 10
the Yukon district Threa claims the klondlke region
are ALREADY under option the company. which VIII
further fully prospect and locate selected claims
throughout these discovered gold fields and their
original experience and RESPONSE
bity Of the companys MANAGEMENT are absolute as,
slrance that capital invested Will he )udclaly ana
economically expended In order to secure add tohai
working capital. n limited number OF non assf ssaole
shares is offered for public subscription sunserioIs
also have the fun advantages OF te
properties and already secured which may pe
acquired in future in the kootenay Rainy Lake anu
other districts - -...,... ..a,
Subscriptions will received and full particulars given
az the New York office Of the company w Liberty d.
Telephone. $40 Cortandt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

A BROKER of wellknown business and social
"A standing who has had the best opportunities for
learning Of getting customers, having been for
years closely connected with OF the most enter.
prising and sucrcsfu Arms. desires partner who VIII
adyanc. sufficient capital $1,000 required % start
business His inside knowledge exceptional facilities and
the great activity markets success that
viii equal any Address BROKER, Box 80 Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

The commercial price of bar silver was 56asc
Mexican silver dollars. 43h. In London bar sill
Yer advanced II 10 26d.
Money on call In London was q per cent and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
financial.
Active Advancing Markets,

The stock and rain markets are gaining new life
broadening and going ahead The best outlook for every
interest in this country for everything favors
making money In stocks. 1917 should be made In each
a large number and 20Ss In some OF them The
present absorption OF Securities IL similar to the memoa
bic campaisn Of Is7s-sI which carried the price OF st.
Paul to 1870: c. b. a G., 1888: Rock Island 80; North
west. $780, Atchison. f4g; Union Pacific. I'D; HEADING
"a Jersey Central. 49, Erie 50; Louisville NASHVILLE
ia. and Pacific Mail 81
on and also the cost Of operating Railroads is lower
before in the history or the coun
-, -. 4,
The condition Of the money market could nor pe
and IL immeasurably superior 10 that OF o.
when high rule and when railroad
mortgages at III, The nnancisl CUES
ton being the continual decline IN the price
silver will bring Europe. where tne money
rate Is oae-half Of per cent per annun IN as
byer our securities the Investment OF tneir loic
funds and gold will flow tons. In payment OF mem anu
of wheat IN greater volume than before FROM every
point Of view the comparison between the two prods ~
In favor OF the present time and future prices VIII prove
fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

ADVANTAGES.

Through the Of this hundreds OF people
will participate in the profits TO be gained
wonderfully rich gold fields without enduring the
hariships incident working the Thus the dan
ger Of death disability from will be avoided
and the risk Of individual failure eliminated Failure
must necessarily the majority Of individuals for
patent where this through its financial
strength and the field of operation and con-
cenration OF its organization. overcome the
barriers individual and largely Increase the
percentage OF profits that the successful indi
vdIals may reap.
An agent Is now en- route to the gold fields.
negotiations IN through reliable repre-
sentative in the requirement of claims
owned by persons who have just returned from the
Klondyke. the value Of which have been proved by
actual working.
FOREIGN CONNECTIONS.
The number OF claims this company will locate, and
the amount Of territory will acquire will far exceed
the ability OF ary one company operate Most valuable
and influential have been arranged In London
and or tho Continent for the purpose Of forming sub
sdiary companies work such property as this com
pany may not DO able TO undertake
RESULTS
II is believed that such expedition. nteligenty
managed will result very large profits to this com
pany ana establishing OF permanent and lucrative
business The profits to derived from the transporta
ton and trading departments will certainly more than
cover all expenses leaving n profit TO the stock
holders all the money the mining operations
For the purpose Of providing ample work.
ing capital. 81 100000 t2OO.oOO shares, of the
capital stock will he sold at par.
The undersigned is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the stock mt 5000 per share
and will forward certificates ms soon after
the receipt Of remittances as possible. Sub
scriptions must he accompanied by draft on
New-York. Post 0fRce money order. or cur
rency by express. payable to the order of
The INVESTMENT CORPORATION,
30 Broad Street New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08


The following shows the relation between the
total reserves and the total deposits or the re-
spective dates:
Ps ss.enders ~, IS. iS5 Dec f%e S 500
Total reserve s9Oi ASH 400 sio75eO2oo Dec sao2 200
against deposits 1a5 7ei go iSessso7s Inc. 7sss25
Surplus ... s45 72Ol5O ssl.oO2I25 Dec. s47isO25
The Clearing House statement for to-day was
as follows: Exchanges. Sill $50 40; balances
81 7O7sOS For the week: Exchanges. SIG,
Oh 936: balances. S43 800 OIL. against exchanges
last week Of S623. o33. 1903. and balances of 500,
i50sI5
The following are the changes for the corre-
spending weeks Of the three preceding years:
lSN-Loans decreased. 81 49S300: cash de-
creased. S5,S15,400: deposits decreased. Sl.Si9.-
800 and surplus reserve decreased, S3ol3o2J
1Sn3-Loans increased. 81 .649, 100 cash de-
creased So 1873 200: deposits decreased S621 200
and surplus reserve decreased 81 916 400 1891
Loans increased S231s20o; cash decreased. 81
$50 700 deposits decreased S3l9 400 and surplus
reserve decreased. 81. 050, so.
The following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates:
Ags SO e 49, 49, Ass ss Ass e.
.Is Sc 800 9is 200 s 5S 900
Circulation ....... I3.i7Soo 14,ss3,2oo 1884 200
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on the re-
spective dates:
u. =
snacia ..... Si5 4SO $40 545. S92 l29 500
i,asai- ,e,1ars Ile sTq 600 $50 900 1O5 AGO 400
Total reserve ss2 $50 100 sl33 LOG 700 s195eo 200
Reserve required
against deposits. i4S i1S32o ll'BI'IZo loooo>V'o
s.,,us s3s e.O775 sl3si5575 s4Oo2 l25
psrcartaga ....... ST. Us 3l5
STATEMENTS OF THE ASSOCIAIED
BANKS IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holdings,
together with the percentage of reserve held by
Zach hank National banks required 10 keep
a reserve Of % per cent and State banks one OF
l. per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
gouartnership Notices.

01HE arm OF Konvallnka and Weiss. fur man
l. ufacturers. dissolved ny mutual consent June "a.
,sa7 Ino Konyalinka rctircs and Dtonys " A. Weiss
viii continue under the Arm name. j. ~ konvalinks WI
NV " INo. n. KONvAI1NxA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
financial

financial
NORTHWEST MINING
and
TRADING COMP ANY,
80 Broad Street, New York.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL - S,OOO,OOO
Shares $500 Each.
Public Offering Of 100000 Shares at Par.
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS.
JOHN " LEWIS.
Former President American Cotton Oil Company Pres'-
dent and Gen Mgr
HON JAMES r.. CAMPBELL.
Ex-Governor OF Ohio
J. ". CHAPMAN.
OF tn. Toledo ST. Lou. Kansas city Railroad Vice
President
C. F. BELTS.
Late with r. G. Dun a. Co..
Secretary and Treasurer
Hon RICHARD STEVENS LEWIS,
Ex-United States Attorney for Alaska
HENRY CLARK JOHNSON
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND EXPERT
JOSEPH sIMONs. C. NJ f..
Impersl Counsellor Of Public Works the Emperor OF
Germany.
REGISTRARS OF STOCK.
THE CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY.
80 Broad Street. New York.
statutory AGENT FOR NEW YORK STATE.
THE NATIONAL CORPORATION AGENCY,
Johnston Building. New York.
BANKERS.
THE INVESTMENT CORPORATION.
80 Broad Street. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
DIRECTORS:

ONos
Hon. JOHN II. McGRAw.
Ex-Governor State OF Washington.
v.-P First National Bank Of Seattle
Banker. As Wall St.
New York
CHARLES E. JUDsON.
President Economic Gas COMPANY.
Hon. BENJAMIN BUTTERwORTH.
Commissioner OF Patents,
Washington
Hon. JAMES G. SHAW.
Manufacturer ,,. ~,
SYLVESTER T. EVERETT,
Cleveland
CHARLES H. KITTINGER.
66 Broadway New York.
Harrison Building. Philadelphia
Hon. JOHN LAUGHLIN,
Ex-State Senator New York.
Iaughn Ewell e. Haupt, Attorreys-at-Law,
Buffalo
JULIUS CHAMBERS,
Journalist,
OF Preston, Carr & Gilman. Attorneys Law,
Seattle
THOMAS w LAWSON,
Banker, SO State St.
Boston.
GEORGE B. KITTINGER,
Mining Engineer
Seattle, Wash.
E. F J. GAYNOR.
Auditor OF Manhattan Railway Co,
New York.
PHILO D. BEARD,
Treasurer Queen City Gas Co,
Buffalo.
j. VI. BUXTON, NJ. E..
Vancouver
British Columbia.
GEORGE A. KELLY,
66 Broadway,
New York.
J. EDWARD ADDICKS.
Delaware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
TRUST COMPANIES. ETC.

OF listed on New-York stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
THE GREATEST GOLD DISTRICT ON EARTH
THE YUKON.CARIBO0
BRITISH COLUMBIA
GOLD MINING
development
COMPANY.
Capital 100000. Shares 81 Each
FULL PAID. NON.ASSESSABLE.

The company is organized with cap
ital of 100000, divided into five mill
ion shares of one dollar EACH
These shares are sold at par. No Of
ficer or director. or any one otherwise in
terested. can obtain his stock without
paying for it, in full, at the regular sub.
scription rate Thus every dollar paid
into the company becomes actual work
ing capital.
OFFICERS:
J. EDWARD ADDIcKS, President
Caymont. Delaware
SYLVESTER T. EVERETT, LIST vice.President,
Cleveland
BENJAMIN BUTTERWORTH, I'd yiee.President,
Washington
E. r. J. GAYNOR, Treasurer,
Auditor Manhattan R'y Co.. ~
CHARLES II. KITTINGER. Secretary.
NA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

Rank, Capital profits Sat Loan. spe. cda,nl
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-20
LINENS! lIAEnS!!

We name ba.ow some OF tho bigge st
values ever brought TO the attention OF
Ct the trade in this section. House
keepers should make sure that they an
vestigate this claim
81 inch extra heavy Unblosched all
pure linen DAmnsk. regular price soc,
and it goes ar Zee
SIS inch B.eache1 pamask. ex.ra
heavy and pure linen, worth lsc-now
only 800.
63 inch fine Blcached D,mask. reg
ular 621Sc grade-now only soc
81 inch halfbleach linen DAmask
others get 33c for i.-only csc.
G. inch ex.ra weight sof, bleach,
German linen Damask. former &C grade,
now soc
&c inch German linen. extra weight
and soft bleach cheap at s5c-now onl y
CSC.
~ ircb vary Fl ne German DAmask.
Fleur de LIS and Snow-drop designs
our regular s! 25 linen now 81.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-20
WHITE GOODS SPECIALS.

Three thous,rd yards Whi!o Checked
Muslin, special value at Sc. worth &c.
One case White India Lawn 81 inches
vide cheap at &c, special at SC.
Fine Corded Dimity that others get
TIC fo:--special value with us at 12xc
Beautiful LacssStriped ndia Linens,
sells regularly at 17c-now l2Hc.
lndi. L'nens-three big specials (2t.
yard piec5sl don't fail to see them-Sc,
10: and l5s
12Hc-only lOc.
40 inch Iudla Lswn-the usual 15c
s1rt-l2hc
10 irch India Lawn, well worth co.,
for l5c
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-20
SIN KILLED BY INDIANS.
Rev. Thomas Spicer and Family Butch
cred on Il Dakota Ranch.

ereu on Il Dakota Ranch.
Winona, n. Oak, Feb. ia sextuplc
tragedy was discovered one mile from
this place to day, on the ranch of Rev.
Thomas Spicer. The mutilate' bodies of
Mr.. and Mrs. Spcer, their daughter, Mrs
VIM. Rouse, with her one-ycar old twin
boys, and the aged Mrs. Waldron, the
mother of the postmaster of this place,
were discovered scattered about the ranch
and there is as yet no positive clew to the
perpetrators of the crime.
The appearance. about the ranch, the
condition of the bodies, and some other
circumstances have led to the suspicion
mat the murder was committed by Ir-
diaEs, and this suspicion WAS in part
started from the known fact that one In
dian was seen in the ncighborhood of the
ranch Yesterday. Then, too, the bodies;
were terribly mutilated with axes and
clubs, which fact is taken TO ut least par.
TALLY corroborate the suspicion of the In.
dian murderers.
The Standing Rock Indian reservation
is not far away and when the Indians
from there get away from sight and man
age to ret hold of whskey there is sure
to be trouble.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-20
ART LINENS.

Extra quality - inch UnbeacIed
Butchers Liren, regular value $50, at
CSC.
30 irch 3leached Royal Art Linen,
warranted hand made, pure Dresden
fax, ought TO DO $3.50 only Csc.
as inch Bleached Art Linen for table
covers, scaifs and curtain pieces only
SOC.
IS inch II mstitched Linen, BILE ,ched,
for bureau sca,fs and ray cloths, others
get 3716c-our price 25c.
IS inch Unbleached Butchers Linen
only lie.
So inch Bleachod Linen for small
Do!lies, tino ihsead-only 25c.