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The oasis., 1897-06-12
Dining stations.

Dining stations.
 Pullman sleepcrs are attached 10 theso trains
 Connections made at Benson, Arz.. with the Southern Pacific Co. southern Pacific Company castbound train No. 70 arrives nt Benson atJ;i5 a. in.. md weStbound train No D at ls:2i m. sOuthbound passengers con take sleeper any time after it arrives from the south at ii;i5 D. m. Northbound passengers arc allowed fo remain Ia tho sleeper at Benson until arrival of Southern Pacific ran No. 10.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres X prictas Railroad. leaving at il:O0 .. ID. and D. m. dnily for Colorado and Minas prletas.
 Close connection k made at Guaymas with Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer 'Urizaba" sailing the 5th Of each month for Altata. Mazatlan, Cape (. Lucas. " zdalena Bay and Ensenada; and witllJ 4Fidental Railroad COmpany.~ Stcaui i.Inc of steamess sailing June 10th and July 20, f.ugiIsi 10 and 70. September %. october 10 aud 70, November an. and December 10 and 70, for Ia laz. Aitata. Maailln San Bias. Man zanillo, Acapulco, Puerto Angel. Salina Cruz, Tonla, and san Bento.
 For particulars addruss
 ]. A. NAUGLE. General Pass Ag't, Guaymas, sonora Mex.
The oasis., 1897-06-12
HIDES ANDrIoRNs.

Argus The cattle shipments from Holbrook last week were 950 cars, averaging about 35 head to the car. This will make 1895 head and ship ping still continues.
 Arizona Republican: Five carloads of cattle from the northern part of the territory consigned by Col. Wm. Christy, were received here yesterday They wifi be put on valley pastures.
 Wilcox News C. II. Bayless and his foreman Wiley Bennett delivered another train load Of cattle here Thursday and left for home the follow ing day. This winds up their gather. ing for the season.
 The secretary of the Sanitary Board reports the receipt of applications for brand recording from Utah stock men whose cattle range on or near the line of Arizona and are therefore liable to stray into the territory.
 Wilcox News: We understand that s. T. McCiintock, who sold his cattle early in the spring to w. II. Mckit' trick, has purchased bunch of cattle from Globe parties and is locating them on his ranch near Bonito.
 Wilcox News: Up to Mays, there had been shipped from Tucson the present year 22,649 head of cattle. Wilcox shipments during the same period amounted to %, s2s head. Total Wilcox shipments up to date aggre- gate s0,022 head.
 IIolbrook Argus: Mir. Scott, re- ceiyer of the "Yn outfit, came in on the blackboard Wednesday. He is making arrangements to ship the " cattle from this point instead of Gc' ronimo, as they have previously done. These cattle have usually run in New Mexico. but are now ranging at the head of Eagle creek.
 Silver Belt: Ed Tewksbury, who has the contract for gathering the pringle cattle, returned last Saturday from Holbr0ok, where he delivered 2l00 head. A change in the contract has been agreed to between the Prin. gle Bros. and J. G. Hall, the purchaser by which the remainder Of 5000 head will he delivered at Geronimo next September.
 Silver Belt: Globe Kennedy and George Williams arrived on Tuesday from Tucson. MT. Williams is hero for the purpose of gathering the Ken nedy or ''06' cattle, contracted tC James Phillips of South Dakota, ths first delivery of 1000 head having been made last month. Mir. Williams will begin to gather for the second delivery of 500 head, to be shipped from Gero' nimo about June 2oth.
 Citizen: Arizona cattle are selling well on tue Denver market, according to reports. All the feeders aud stock CTS going to northern ranges are re. branded at the Denver stock yards and many buyers being there constantly, d large number of cattle are resold for shipment to points east of Denver, and which point very favorable rate IS made, with q feeding privilege. Prices last Saturday were as fellows, Yearlings, SIS: tw0s, s22, and threes S27. Cattle which are in d better flesh than the average, sell from S3.U to s4 .O0, which is still potter figure.
 "For three yeats we have never been without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
 t r.to--i,,,,., Ianadt in fha houso z.
The oasis., 1897-06-12

"For three years we have never been without Chamberlains Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhua Remedy in tue house, :" says A. 1T. Platter, with k. c, Atkins x O., Indianapolis, Ind, "and my wife would as soon think of being without four as bottle oftbis Reme- dy in tbe summer seasoD We have used It with all three of our children and it ht. neyef failed to cure -@iipt simply stop pain, but cure absolutely It is all right, aud apyonc wbo tries 1t will ind it sJ i'or sale by Cheno- weth k Mix.
The oasis., 1897-06-12

gent for Bolton Drill Steel Co, knn- ras Iron Roofing Co and the Crane wind mill.
The oasis., 1897-06-12

Pacific Time. Flag Stations, stops on, Signal. BIN WILLIAMS, superinteudent'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

of pur est crisp white Isle thread,
as cool as silk, with silk tapes in
neck and arms, are to sell here for
I215c. each.
Several thousand OF same make have
been sold here all summer at 25c., and
We're worth IT,
LaCics u l-2c. Low-Neck and Short
Sleeves Swiss Ribbed Vests reduced
10 Sc.
Ladies' &c. Swiss Ribbed Vests reduced
10 Sc.
Ladies' E0O Pure silk Vests reduced 20
soc.
Ladies soc. Llsle-Thread Richeleu Rib
bed Vests reduced % 25c.
Mems 800 Pure Lisle-Thread Shirts and
Drawers reduced 10 SOC. each
Mems 7jc Lace-Striped Balbriggan Shirts
reduced 20 50c.
Chudren's 25c. Sleeveless Knit Under
waists, patent seams and buttons, re-
duced 10 - l-2c.
A big reduction in all Children's Summer
Underwear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

shall never deviate from our rule-not 10
give recipes for dyeins the hair, beau
tifylng" CD the face. etc. All prepara-
tons Of this kind are finally injurious.
nor-to place n upon the least admirable
grounds IL good form" 10 use them.
In this instance good form" and good
taste not 10 mention good sense and
good morals, are synonymous. Take the
wise, ladylike and refined course and let
these vulgar ruses 70 attract attention
alone. The attention they attract is never
OF the kind creditable 10 women.
Robin Adair.
Please tell me something about the
author Of robin Adair' and QuOe the
" cONsTANTIA.
Robin Adair in whose honor the words
were written, was a native Of county
Wicklow. Ireland. cid descendant OF the
Desmond Filzgefalds. His father was
made a kl'eht barOnet after the battle
OF the Boyne. Robin, while pursuing the
study OF medicine in Dublin. got into some
scrape. and having very little money and
few friends took refuge Ia flight En-
route 10 London on foot he came upon
carriage which had been overturned,
owing % the bad condition of the roads.
The owner and occupant OF the carriage
was a lady; a leader OF London lash
ionable life. So gallant and helpful did
Adair prove himself IN the emergency
that after the carriage was righted he
was invited 10 take a seat in II as the
ladv's protector, which. OF course he did.
or there would have been no story. Ar
rived in London she presented him with
one hundred guinness, and invited him 10
come 10 her house as often as he pleased.
He seems TO have been young gentleman
swift TO see and 10 use opportunities.
lie accepted the invitation. ana IL was
az a dance al her house that he first met
the charming author Of the song. IL was
A case OF mutual love at first sight. The
Young ladys kinsfolk were annoyed and
chagrined. They sent her abroad, hop
ing that in travel she would forget her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
MEYERS BIG DRY GOODS STORE CORNER SIXTH and BROAD STREETS

Sir.-I am requested TO ask that you
give your readers a fun history Of the
workings of the law passed by the last
LEGISLATURE empowering the circuit judges
to appoint special commissioners to list
all mortgages. liens. funds held in fdu-
ciarv cases. etc. J. A. 3.
Saluda, Va.
VIII our subscriber please state pre-
cisely what he means by "a full history
OF the workings OF the law? Does he
mean by workings results or meansy
The law, quoted verbatim, is as follows
and is entitled-"An Act 10 provide for a
method for the better assessment Of
personal property under control OF fidu-
Charles and the several courts Of the Com
monwealth."
l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia that the circuit judge or
each judicial circuit OF this State shall.
upon the passage Of this Act, select one
Of the commissioners in chancery OF his
court. or appoint an additional commits
sioner In chancery II he deem II advis-
able. who shall, for their respective jude
ial circuits act as an examiner OF records.
pending chancery causes and other pro-
ceedings OF the Courts OF Record in said
judicial circuit. who shall hold Office as
other commissioners In chancery Of said
courts. and discharge the duties herein
after specified. as well as his duties as
such commissioner, and whose duty II
shall be annually 20 examine all such
causes and records. with a view OF as
certaining and reporting all moneys,
bonds. notes. and other evidences OF debt.
under the control OF courts in said circuit
or fiduciaries appointed by such courts.
or by any deed or will. subject TO tax
alton under the laws Of this State. who
before entering upon the discharge OF his
duties under this act. shall qualify before
sAmA court Of record In said circuit. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Infants Summer Caps.

Though three months remain in
which they car be worn, already
have prices been considerably re-
duced.
Infants Pretty Null Caps, very sheer,
cluster fine tucks, full ruche. daisy
ribbed. trimmed. cost H.25, for 75c.
1 lot Of Dainty Corded Null Caps, Va
Tenderness lace trimmed, full ruche,
reduced 20 Gee.
All our Embroidered Null Caps edged
with Valenciennes Luce and Pom
pom. 39c.
Nurses and Maids Fancy Caps, cost
2oc.. for sc.
l lot Of Infants 25c. Pretty Null Caps
for Zoe.
Infants Dainty Embroidered Null Bon
nets. lace trimmed. were SOC, for 25c.
Infants Pretty Null Bonnets, Pink Blue,
and White, two ACCORDION pleated ruff
fes, trimmed with Nalenciennes Lace
over face, ACCORDION pleated cape
were S.15; your choice for N-lO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

enter into and acknowledge a bond in
the penalty OF Five Thousand Dollars.
conditioned for the faithful discharge OF
such duties. and payable 10 the Common
wealth OF Virginia, and with good per-
sonal security.
.. As soon as such examiner shall have
qualified he shall proceed 10 examine
papers in all pending causes IN such
courts. or records Of said courts Of his
circuit, and ascertain what moneys. notes,
bonds. chooses IN action, or other evidences
OF debt, are held by any bank, receiver.
fiduciary, OF other person firm or cor
poration. or held subject 10 the order OF
such courts: and as soon as such exaul-
nation is made he shall forthwith make
a detail report thereof 10 the commission
er OF the revenue u the county or cOrpo-
ration for which such examination Is
made in such form as shall be prescribed
by the auditor Ol pubic accounts. and
thersunon such commissioner Of the re,-
enue shall assess the taxes thereon. as II
such report was made By the clerks OF said
courts. or By nduciaries as now prescribed
by law. IL any person consider himself
aggrieved By such valuation and assess
ment. such person may proceed for cor
rection OF same under provisions OF sec
ton five hundred and sixty-seven and
five hundred and siXty-eight OF the code
OF Virginie. providing for the Correction
OF erroneous assessments Of taxes.
3. The examiner Of records shall be en-
TITLED 10 receive as compensation for his
services under this act 70 be paid In the
same manner as compensation is now
made 10 commissioners OF revenue. one
tenth Of one per ceutum. 10 be calculated
on the aggregate amount Of propertt as
sessed under this act
4. All acts or parts Of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
s: This act shall be in force from its
passage.
We take this occasion 10 say that we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

of the land. II is good Tor hay and
Yields two 10 three tons per acre 10 IS
valuable for seed. which 10 produces I'D
large quantities. and makes good fan and
winter pasture. but its greatest value lies
An its ability 20 store up plant food and
81 the same time send its dec" -dns
roots far into the subsoil to- aud
bring TO the surface elements OF l.ruiitH
mat would be otherwise lost. Crimson
clover is an annual and must Doe sown IN
Us proper season. This extends from
the first OF July until the last OF Octo-
Ser. one peck Of seed Is required TO SOW
~ acre. II any OF the readers or me
Times would like 10 give this clover
trial ] will send them trial package OF
seed II they viii send me ten cents in
CARL B. CLINE.
The Third District.
Please tell me the counties In the
Third Congressional District or virginia
Bedford city. Va. {. o. g.
The Third Congressional District en-
braces the counties Of Henrco, Goochlond.
Chesterfield New Kent. Hanover ana
King William. and the cities OF Richmond
and Manchester.
MAY We See Each Other Again.
Please tell me the German equivalent
for our Goodbye" the French "Adieu."
etc. READER.
In fashionable German circles the beau
t.m "A-Dieu" C'To God'D has been adopt
ed In our opinion IL is unrivalled among
the various expressions boy which friends
express parting good wishes. Among the
masses IN Germany. however. the usual
expression is "Auf wiodcr sehen." mean
ing May We see each other again"
The Workings Of the Laws
Editor o. ThA Tames:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Sun and
Rain Umbrellas.

About go from the salvage sale Of the
railroad company entering Richmond.
They were shipped here TO a whole
sale firm, who refused 20 accept them,
because the covers were damaged.
We bought them for half price. and
have removed the covers, and warrant
every Umbrella perfect. You Will
miss II II you DO not obtain one OF
these Umbrellas:
Black Twilled Gloria Umbrellas, twist
ed. natural. and English-wood ham
dies both ladies' and mems, steel and
wooden rods. costing up TO 81; in this
sale. 39c.
Mems Large Umbrellas. Black Twilled
Gloria very stylish hook handles, cost
up 10 $50. in this sale 69c.
900 Umbrellas. a gathering Of all the
Novelty Umbrellas from our stock,
and costing up 10 81, at a choice OF
81.
s1.4S White China silk, 2-rufle Parasols.
now 81.
81 and si25 White China SILK Parasols,
now Gee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Wash Dress Goods.

Since June 18th something like
$4,000 yards of Wash Dress Goods
have been received and partly sold
here, but the rapidly-closing sea-
son necessitates some active meas
ure to virtually control the trade
of these few who will now buy
these goods. The entire stock has
been divided, and will be sold as
follows:
All 50, 3755, %, IS, nc. Wash
Goods, comprising
All-Linen Batistes. Colored silk stripe
Grenadines. Colored silk Check Gren-
adn,s. Imported French organizes
Genuine Scotch Lappets,
At A CHOICE or y lie. \ YARD.
All Wash Goods up to I215c.
comprising Fancy Sheer Lawns. Fancy
Sheer Orsandics, Lace Stripe Batiste,
and moro or less Of other fabrics.
AT A CHOICE OF 61-lc. A YARD.
All Wash Dress Goods, up to
Sc. yard.
comprising Crepe Cloths, original
price y 1-2c. Coral Effect Dimities.
41-inch-Wlde Stripe Lawns, and more
OF less other fabrics.
AT a CHOICE OF arse. A YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

Arrangement. for a Corner stone Laying
and Flag Raising.

Arrangements Tor a corner HA""' 10y
and Flag Raising.
CREWE Va. August B.-SpeciaL-Ar-
raneements are being made for the corner
stone LAYING and flag raising on The new
nuhlic school building on The Zitn instant.
mo WiuIngham Council. No =, JUNIOR
order ~ United American Mechanics. OK
thfs place. will run "a big excursion Nom
Petersburg that day. The ielefsDuis
Grays' Band will be here ana an inc
orders Of the town viii be IN parade
The Masons Will lay the corner S'o ..',
al l2l5 T. NJ Judge W. III. Mann VIII
h. Inc orator Of the occasion. After tho
laving OF the stone a big dinnsr VIII %
had. and at s o'clock 4. N. the junior
order OF Mechanics will raise me nag.
Rev. L. II. Wright. Of Norfolk, VIII de-
liver the address Tor the Juniors.
Prominent men OF that order from
Richmond Petersburg, and FarmFiile ana
perhaps other places are expected 10 %
here 10 take part In the exercises. An en-,
ioyable entertainment In the evening VIII
conclude the programme Tor crewe pig
day.
Miss jamie Mccormick lett yesterday for
a six weeks visit 10 Henderson. ONiofd
and Milton. ~ G.
Miss Dele L0ckeit left yesterday az
ternoon FOR a visit 20 friends In Peters
burg and Wavcrly.
The Town Council has elected Mr.. Dc
Witt MaNey town sergeant OF Nfe"e. IN
the place OF Mr.. j. +. Phelps VINO was
forced 10 give up the position on account
OF his health Mr.. John 4. W0rsham sue
cecds Mr.. Maxey as special night police
man for the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company
Captain r r. IOckett Is on on a bust.
ress trip 10 Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Choice Of These, SOC.

Waists OF Embroidered Dot. real Linen
Organdie, original price. S225.
Waists OF finest Pcrcales. solid Pinks and
Blues. original price, Si50
Waists OF Lace Organdie, Greens and
Reds. with White stripe, original price
SL15
Waists Of real Lappets. Browns, Navy
and Greens, White figures, original
price $L25.
Waists OF real Linen Batistcs. Red hair
line check. original price N.&.
Waists Of Finest Percale. large Blue and
White checks, original price 81, sals
price. 39c.
Waists Of Organdle lawns. Navy Blue,
with White Polka-Dot Linen color
with hair-line stripe original price ri
sale price. poe.
All of the above have separate
Numbered collars Of same material,
and can be worn with any make
White collars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

is offered us here in August, and
but for the fact that prices are half
as usual, we would never have
thought of buying.
Red Leather Belts. Harness Buckles tho
most stylish Of our p and &c. kinds,
for Zoe.
Narrow Leather Belts smooth. rough,
undressed leather. some with sterling
silver Buckles. and cost up 20 Joc,
for Joe.
Black se9l Belts. stitched edge. large and
small sizes. and leather-covered Buck
les. 25c.
Combination P0cket-Books and Card
Cases square shape, real alligator
cost &C.,. for l5c.
Black Seal. Sterling Trimmed Pocket
Books costing up to 5oc. for 2'c.
Black Seal. Solid Leather throughout
cost &c.. for 25c.
Large shopping Excursion Bags Cloth
Tops. cost &c., for ljc
Finest Chatclaine Bags, most exquisite
leather. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
EICfITED FROM SUBSCRIBERS
VARIETI AND SPICE.
Crimson Glover Courteously Accounted for
Countie, la the Third Disuict-Better
Assessment Of Personal Property,
Crimson Glover.

Columbus. 3D.. July % 1897.
Editor OF The Times: Crimson clover is
a native OF italy and other parts OF Eu-
rome. 10 is not entirely new 90 this coun-
ms. but only recently began 20 attract
attention. 10 was first introduced I'm this
country by the late Dr. Havadine a
florist ~ Delaware. Being great lover
~ flowers Dee was attracted 90 the plant
lv Hs beauty. walch Is hardly exceeded
lv the finest flowers that adorn yard
or garden. The beautiful deep green
which may De- seen AN through the winter
whom not entirely covered with snow
grows deeper and brighter as spring adj
Nan.es until carly May. when the flowers
appear and the field changes from a deep
green to brilliant crimson, making "a
sight 90 behold and 20 remember AZ
FIRST lts value as "a forage plant was not
understood and as a soil Testorer was
unknown. and the progress Of the plant
af nrst was rather slow. Everyone adj
mired lfs beauty and numerous plots were
grown for ornamental purposes. but years
elapsed before farmers awoke 10 It's value
as a regular rotation crop. Crimson clover
II never successfully grown in all parts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Mems
Furnishings

are TO be sold off here, and by this
time you are aware that the man
ayers of Meyers departments do
not spare any loss when merchan-
disc must be sold. It's a cry often
used at this season. Reduction
sale and marked down sale. But
where are prices 50 ridiculously
cut and slashed as evidenced be-
low?
Mems Soft Bosom Madras Shirts. white
colarband and wristbands, pearl but
tons. worth jc.. for 5sc.
Mems Laundered Soft Bosom Percale
Shirts. white collarband, cuffs attach
ed. worth Soc, for 39c.
Mems Real Percale Shirts. attached col
lar and cuffs pleated and plain bosom,
worth l5c., for Soc.
Mems Percale and Cheviot Working
Shirts. full size and made strong.
worth 40c.. for 2jc.
Mems Woven Working Shirts. full IS
inches long, yoke back and collarband.
Light and Dark colors, worth 5Oc., for
39c.
linen bosom. fine muslin, all improve
ments; never sold for less than J0c.,
for 39c.
Mems Fine Elastic Suspenders, made OF
the best web. mohair ends, worth %
10 5oc. for llc.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers, cut full
and made strong. for 25c.
Mems Imported Balbriggan Socks, dou-
bic sole, heel, and toe, worth llc., for
10c.
Ladies' Satin Shield Bows, all solid col
ors worth 25c. for Zoe.
Mems and Ladies' All-Silk Band-Bows.
Light and Dark cOlors, worth 25c., for
Zoe.
All-Silk Windsor Ties. plaids and stripes,
Light AMI Dark colors, for y lie.
MEMS WASHABLE BAND-BOWs. AL
WAYS SOLD FOR 70 1-2c., for Sc.
MEMS FOUR-PLY TURN-DOWN COL
LARS, SIZES Il TO Is - for &C.; or
two for &C..
MEMS RED BANDANA HANDKER-
CHIEFS. FULL SIZE. for / 3-ic.
1900 new pieces narrow Valen-
ciennes Laces, ready for this weeks
sale by the yard or dozen. Mail
orders promptly filled. State about
width and price wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Ladies
Suits, Skirts, Etc.

Our buyer has bought 900 of
the richest and finest of this Sea-
sons Goods; garments made with
in the past two weeks. We will
divide them into a number Of diff
ferent lots, and put on them the
lowest prices ever placed on high
grade goods:
Black Figured China SILK Skirts made
IN the best manner worth $50, now
s.
Black Figured Mohair skirts. look just
like silk. and wear even better. worth
81. now S2e9
Black Cashmere Skirts. well made. 4
yards wide and lined an through
worth i2-j. now SL25.
Linen Crash skirts. well made. 4 yards
wide, perfect fitting, worth $40 now
Csc.
White Duck Suits. fun skirts and blazer
jackets. worth $50. now 81.
Black Duck Suits, blazer jacket. trim
med I'm strips OF same, worth @.9S,
now $3.50.
Tan and Gray ATWOOD Bicycle Suits.
with lesgins TO match, worth $3.50.
now $3.50
Mixed Duck Suits blazer jackets and wide
skirts. worth $L50. now Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
Writing Papers.

Special sales for those who leave
home. Sent per mail at an extra
cost of sc. per box.
Hurlburts Finest 90 and 75c. box Writ
ing Paper. zoe.
Csc. Crushed Nellum Paper, l5c. 4 pound.
Envelopes 20 match. &c. G. pack
Tinted Paper. l5c. a pound. Envelopes
to match. Sc. q package.
All our 20 and 25c. Box Papers. l0c
Murray & Lannon'S Florida Water, acc.
q bottle.
Oakleys Florida Water, 59c.
Sozodont. 4Qc. a bottle.
Shemeld's Denulce, 15c.
Half pint Witch Hazel &c.
Oakleys 75c. Toilet Waters, sc.
Small size Toilet Waters. Csc.
Lait dIris. 4Sc. q bottle.
Baby Brushes. l5c.
l)-row Nail-Brushes, something new FOR
25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15
ReCOrd-Breaking
Waist Sale.

A stock equaling two ordinary
retail stocks of Ladies Tailor
Made Waists is to be sold through
August. Leaving out cost of ma
teriaI, the Waists are to be sold for
prices actually less than any Dress
maker or Tailor would cut and
sew them for you.
Every Waist is perfect-htting
and in perfect condition.
Mail orders should state bust
measure, and may be returned if
not satisfactory.
Waists Of light shifting prints. thorough
- made and pressed, Zoe.