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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
HAPSAND MISHAPS
Numerous Accidents In
Kauai Borders.
But the Round of Social Life
Goes On Most
Happily.

KEALIA, Kauai, Feb. PA very
pleasant social hop was given by the
Living Questions Club" at Kalapaki,
Lihue, last Saturday, which proved to
be the social event of the week Mes
danes c. H. Bishop, H. G. Boswell and
W. T. Lucas, the committee in charge
of the affair, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Lyd-
gate and other members of the club,
are entitled to credit for the very pleas
ant evening enjoyed by a large num-
ber Of the most prominent society peo-
pie Of the neighborhood. ''Kalapaki," "
the very pretty beach house, belonging
to Senator VIM. H. Rice, was tastefully
decorated for the occasion, the club be-
ing indebted to the courtesy of VIM. H.
Rice, Jr., for the use of the premises.
This club is literary society, organ
lied by Rev. Mr.. Lydgate some three
months ago, and numbers among its
members many of the leading citizens
Of the district, who meet weekly for
the review and discussion of the lead
ing topics of the day throughout the
world, and has developed into quite
popular society. At the last meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Lydgate read an interesting
and instructive paper on the Panama
Canal which he illustrated by colored
views and plans of the work, made by
himself
Mrs. Ernst Lindermann, most en-
| thusiastic member of the club has in
vited the members to a picnic up the
beautiful Wailua River next Saturday
An enjoyable outing is anticipated
There has been a succession of mis-
! haps at three prominent mills of this
island during the past fortnight. At
| Kealia, a broken or looseDed roll, for
warded to Honolulu for repairs per
James Makee last Thursday, this being
the first time that steamer has been
able to make her moorings at Kapaa
for nearly three weeks, owing to the
very rough weather. At Lihue, a broken
12-Jon steel roll and the return bar.
The Mikahala made a special trip to
bring the new roll to this mill, arriving
at Nawiliwili last Sunday, but owing
to rough weather was unable to land
it until Thursday, the 25th. At Kaloa,
a broken roll, said TO be the largest
on the island, caused a shutdown of
the mill for several days.
There is a proposition under consid-
Grafton to establish an ice plant at
Lihue. AS it is in the hands of repre-
sentative business men of the district,
it viii undoubtedly become an actuality
at no distant date
The weather has moderated very con-
| siderably during the last As hours. this
being most charming and perfect
day. The wind is light and from the
| northward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02

Pacific Club. Lieutenant Kekai
was sent up to investigate and
while ON the way to the scene, a
telephone message was received
at the police station to the effect
that some one near by the club
house had fired off a revolver, for
what reason it was not known
Cpon investigating the matter,
Lieutenant Kekai found that the
shooting had been done by one
F. E. Brown. No arrest was
made, but the man in question
was instructed to report to Mar
shall Brown.
Several members of the Pacific
Club were still in attendance at
their old haunt and were very
much startled by the explosion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
KNOW THYSELF
sCICENCE HELPS TO BE YOUR OWN
DOCTOR.
The story of a Woman Who Kept Poste d
on the Work of Science and saved
Her own Life.
From the Era, Bradford. Pa.

From the Era, Bradford. Pa.
Too few people are acquainted with
the rapid advance of medical science,
and too many doctors are still plodding
in the old paths. Once it comes to pass
that people know themselves, that all
physicians are abreast of the worlds
knowledge, much of our suffering will
come to an end. Medical scientists are
not delving into the depths of knowl-
edge for the mere benefit of the world.
They place in the hands of the well
man means of keeping well, in the
hands OF the sick man a means of re-
coyery. To the parent they give the
power OF saving the child. Science is
working for you-will you accept the
proffered help?
Mrs. George Rowend, an estimable
lady who resides at No. 276 East Main
street, has cause to feel grateful to-
wards the science of medicine.
One day recently, reporter, learn
ing that Mrs. Rowend had been greatly
benefited by the use of a new medicine,
interviewed her. She stated that she
had been suffering with female trou-
bic for many years. She had been doc
tored for the ailment for long time
in fact, nearly all her life-and had
never received anything more than
temporary relief. During the last three
years her condition grew worse and
was aggravated by an affection of the
heart. Her health was SO poor that she
found it almost impossible to perform
her household duties
Il never believed in proprietary med
icines," said Mrs. Rowend, "but one day
last fall l read an article in a newspa-
per which told of the cures effected by
DR.. Williams Pink Pills, and | decided
to try the medicine. Before l had TAX
en- the contents of one box l began to
feel better The depressing weakness,
which had bothered me for so many
years, began TO disappear, and the ac-
ton Of the heart at once became strong
er and more regular.
Il took nine boxes of the pills and
am now feeling better than 1 have for
several years, and I have unbound
faith in the medicine"
Mrs Rowend is steadily gaining in
health and strength and gives all the
credit for her health and strength to
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in
condensed form, all the elements nee
essary to give new life and richness to
the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are an unfailing specific for such
diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, st. Vitus' dance, sciatica,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head
ache, palpitation of the heart, and all
forms of weakness either in male or fe-
male.
Sold by all dealers in medicine and
by Hollister Drug Company, Hebron
Drug Company, Agents for Hawaiian
Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
y. NJ. Z. 4. RfSrsls Show

The novel entertainment, spoken of
in this paper few days ago. and which
was 10 have been given by the Y NJ. c.
A. has been abandoned. so that it is
now In order 10 say something about it.
The proposition was TO give a bicycle
show in the Y. N. c. A. hall. and to
have a performance by some fancy rid
ers in the gymnasium. The Indepen-
ceuce Park pavilion show material
lied. and the proposition was given up.
but il is thought that a show of the kind
VIII be given by the Y. NJ. c. A. in the
near future.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
Heavy Iron Buckets.

n S,
all places where substantial Bucket wanted The first had
81 W e
supply ordering ask for HEAVY IRON BUCKETS Nos L. 10
or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
SALVAGE FROM THE OCEAN

Some money, part of 100000 in Bra
lillian paper currency, lost in the wreck
of the steamer Buenos Ayres on the
coast of Brazil, between Pernambuco
and Rio Janeiro, six years ago. has
just turned UP in a fishing village
north of oporto in Portugal. The Bri-
tish company that paid the insurance
recently received an anonymous letter
from Portugal, which they put in the
hands of the Portuguese police, VINO
have already recovered $45OO. The
case containing the money was pick
ed up by Oporto fishermen, fishing On
the Brazil coast, who divided it among
themselves and said nothing. They
vowed to give part of it to the church
and were betrayed for not keeping
their VOW.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02

One of the rules of the Cyclists
Touring Club, of France, which bear
the stamp and seal of the Minister of
the Interior, is that no woman, either
French or foreign, can become a mem
Der or tour unless furnished with a
declaration, notarially witnessed and
signedby her father or husband, to the
effect that she has permission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
Our TROPlC Oils

Cylinders Mills
Engineers justified
Lubricatng Oil for all be had the market
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02

the justice of the above action
and thanking YOU for your space.
l remain, yours truly.
J. d. PARIS.
Kaawaloa, S. Kona, Feb. Is,
1897.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
Startled the Natives.

At about , o'clock Sunday
morning loud report of a gun
was heard in the vicinity of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02
E. 0. HALL G SON
LIMITED.
We have been appointed Agents
Metal.

This is the best Met al for all Machinery Bearings In
EIGHT Leading
your just large stock and
fill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02

MIR. EDITOR The following
is a copy of a letter from the
President of the Board of Educa-
ton and speaks for itself;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-02


be a
the Aluminium Steel Knives
that this the BEST CANE KNIFE they have made We
Of
received these invariably
with
Knife
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Belts.

4 great sale of Belts is sche-
duled for tomorrow They're all
the sorts and kinds-every new
Belt wrinkle IS here and the prices
are such as will crowd the counter.
our regular u lie quality Leather
Belts I'm tan. covered ana nickel buckles,
a beautiful assortment Of Ladies' Belts
Am colors with nickel and covered buckets
value lgc.. sale price l0c.
All colors. Ladies Belts with gilt nick
al and covered buckles, very stylish
value DC. sale price lsc.
Ladies' Bells iu Alligator and leather
an STYLE buckles and all colors. value soc.
ladies White Kid Belts. with covered
buckles value 50c.. sale price 25c.
Ladies' Real Leather Belts with COW
cred and nickel buckles all colors, value
50c. sale price 5sc
Ladies' Real Alligator Belts. with nickel
and covered buckles, regular price 15c.,
sale price SOC
leather. value 39c., sale price 25c
A bir lot OF new purses at l9c., regular
Music Rolls IN tan. red and black, real
leather. 81 30 value, ~ SIC.
An extra nice lot OF Chatelaine Bags,
black Alligator. regular price 25c., sale
DIlc ad,d dtg and Misses Chatelaine. in red
and black. with silver chains. 39c. value,
at 25c. . ~, a.,
morocco an colors; regular G9c. goods:
sS Th pm, verv handsomest Combination
cases I'm snlendid assortment. all kinds OF
leather magnihcently finished; regular
soc. goods; sale price 'oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Donnestics.

The law of thrift is as ineXora-
bic as the law of tides; that's why
thrifty people will surround this
counter tomorrow.
We offer this week a great bargain IN
Mosquito-Not usually sell Tor SOC per
piece. trade sale makes IL ac. yatu.
we offer this week special item IN ready
made sheets Ii yards vide by ~
wards long. free from dressing. torn anu
ironed. not cut. a bargain at Joc., trade
sale price makes them 5yc.
We offer this week great sheeunB
sale. heavy. round thread, ii yarus
wide worth 1Sc., trade sale price makes
We offer this week unbeached sheeting
very heavy. 2 il Yards wide. regular val
ue i5c.. trade sale price makes 1t u l-2c'
We offer this week fine number IN
Cambria sc inches wide, cheap AT l-oc''
trade sale price makes It "a.
We offer this week a heavy item IN
Pillow Casing. a. inches wide. no dressing
hard TO beat at - l-2c.. trade sale price
Ne offer this week heavy round-thread
Sheeting. free from dressing. ? IL yards
wide. regular value Z2r., trade sale price
makes It lSc. ,,., -.
extra heavy. 81 inches wide. good value
at q f-4c.. trade sale price makes IL be.
We offer this week 3G-inch Long Cloth
as good as any on the market at i l-zc''
trade sale price makes it Toe.
We offer this week fine tnbleached Cot
ton fuU ward wide. regular value &C.,
trade sale price makes IL 1-Sc.
We offer this week special number In
Heavy Unbleachei Cotton. fun yard
wide, cheap al &c., trade sale price makes
10 DC.
We offer this week a bargain In Bleach
ed Jeans. heavy twill 81 inches wide.
cheap at &C., trade sale price makes 1t
8 lie.
We offer this week great number IN
pillow cases. 45 inches wide by 50 inches
long really worth y lie, trade sale price
makes them Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Linens.

We're doing the linen business
Of Richmond-we deserve It!
Here's a few reasons why YOU
should buy your Linens here.
We offer this week Red and Blue Check
a. crash IL inches wide. regular
az % value Tradeasale price makes il 90.
I'VE offer this week Red-Border crash,
All linen. cheap at &c. TRADE saie price
makes il sc. nj, o,,, rlue Check
ed Doylies. good size eood N@ ,on "' -'''
Trade sale price makes them NC.
We offer this week Dinner Napkins,
o,tra heavy. all linen, good size. a bargain
a. 81 Trade sale price makes them '2c.
We offer this week Turkey-hed "a
mask bS-inches wide, fast coloI' Icb uiaI
S9c value. Trade sale price makes u &c
we offer this week special Hall- Bleach-
Cd Damask. linen. very heavy % incnes
wide. regular o9c' Nalue' '""' saw pm
Ne offer this week Bleached Irish Da-
roeelf ne inches wide great number az
zoe Trade sale price makes II 1c.
we offer this week Extra unhleached
Crash. all linen - inches wide. really
worth PIC Trade sale price makes IL
Nv We offer this week Extra Large Bath
Towels. p inches wide by ~ inches long;
snecial bargain at 12i4c. Trade sale price
makes them lOc. 90
We offer this week Woven Border TIA
ble-Cloths. all linen. d. yards long, good
value al 81. Trade sale price makes them
S165. ,n, NIL
Cloths. fringed. ~ yards long fast color;
sold for 75c. Trade sale price makes them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Wash Goods.

Experienced buyers know that
if IS quality and style that give
worth to wash fabrics. There's a
splendid combination of both III
the following items-and strong
price arguments, too.
Covert Cloth. in many beautiful designs.
This new weave which has been so pol,, ,,
lar i'm am colorings. The quantity H0"
small To close, DC. a yard. .,,-.,.,. an
Nainsook. an elegant printer , oi,'ris' 10
many of the most popular patterns ~
FIno 0reandies. I'm the best selected
stock 10 he had In this city. Many nov
ones lust in. You can gee ntt Cine
The French designs. A great N"''1'
case of those satin-stripe Noye el.,
sbown i'm varied colorings and most pnIu-
lar designs They are gong ms
should be l0c, We say o.iC' 81 49, ,,,,.
VERY Fine Organizes. IN iheae we .i5
r,st Gne sheer kind. full - inches Wiue,
i'm "a good selection Of colors, iHty must
60 We say price Dc. a !aIu. .4.. 81
Tappet Null I'm many very pr III
fects. We are shoWlhb .i.o iI1rl[
Green and yellow grounds' u.s., uit .,.,
es,ro,,nds with colored figures. These must
20. price 1-3c. yard. 900 ,.,,as of
Su,iee Nfull. more than 5000 yaLa5 on
mis- choice stuff. The colors are ;'n Hsle
i in lovely designs. a good number lor
5c 10 go at BIC. yard. ,,.-. 4,-.,,t,
some great values in those Fine aGcs ren gniI
5e ei incbes wide: quantity limited. To
close. 6hc. yard. .,.-..-,, chi. r.onflar
Linen Homospun; though lhis l'' 80
eric has become so scarce. we are So, W.
ing some great values. our 40. oo S''o
LA mar cell for 2jc.; now l9c. yafu.
KING Sne er,' crash a good heavyweight; one
Of our most popular numbers iull - 80
trcros vide. our price now. lie n Eardd..
Granite Suitings in heavy Weis IN,
shown in brown and gray lnlAeu, VIZ 1911 LII
we are selling for outing ana o'cyoe
spirfs' A great value 12l4c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Infants Caps.

At loc. choice line OF Null Caps. extra
nicely finished real 29c. quality; your
choice now l9c.
Of 85c Caps. some plain null. some all
over embroidery, finished of with POM
pon: your choice now pc. each.
Al 39c. what you can buy, our regular
59c line Of Caps the hsndsomest line IN
quality and style 10 be had, Of plain cord
ed all-over embroidery. and many more
STYLES. regular SOC. quality; your choice
At Soc. our regular soc. and 81 quality, all
I'm one lot: they must move quickly, only
a few in the entire lot. finished on with
bon. regular sec. and 81 quality; your
choice now soc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
MILLER s. RHOADS'
[>defaHgable Selling ofSunmerGoods.
White Goods.

New weaves, new prices, and
new bargains to greet to-morrow's
prudent people. The selling OF
queenly white fabrics at such
prices will interest many.
We offer this week ao-inch Lawn; rear ca
value IS &c. Trade sale price makes II % 20
We offer this week Victoria Lawn, 10
inches wide regular l-i2c' Nalu''
sale price makes IT l-3c. . Al
We offer this week India Linen IL ~
inches wide. special value az l-i2e' N'''0
sale price makes IT Toe. ,.-,...,
W. offer this week Striped ana CheI ~ u
Dimity. very sheer, good Wid'n, a n
gain at lie. Trade sale price
ITc offer this week special French OF OF
candle ~ inches wide, good NaluO az ''~
Trade sale prices makes IL &c. ,.t, on
We offer this week ere3t trehD st s3c
candle yards "loT b.. ST. ~ 25c.
we offer this week Linen Ia \" r, ~
inches wide. special value al &c ''""N
sale price makes 10 21c. 49,, N-ol,-
we offer this week 4O-inch Drawn ~ "
ing very fine a bargain at v'D'
sale price makes II 43c. ,,ta Yt,or
We orfer this week Black lndla i ,-lil.i !,
10 inches wide good value az loc. Ii""'
sale price makes it 3 1-3c: NIL. r,o,iete
We offer this week SoiI i'ioNe .,.h a..
% inches wide fast black worm i'D'
IroGe sale price makes it 12iac.
We OFFER this week Black D pm y;
striped 32 inches wide good qually "'
Ice Trade sale price makes 1t l@,sc. %
We offer this week Colored lawns, -
inches wide an colors, a great item "'
or 1,rade sale price makes II JOG.
We offer this week beetle finished
ravns a inches wide Cannot be nag -.
le .S 4" tban Zoe. Trade sale price makes IL BE-.
We ofrer this week Remnants OF Wh n.
Goods al HALE PRICE, such as -
candies. Persian Lawns. Plain Swiss. COZ
cred Organdies and Lawns, Black Dimity
India Linen and Batiste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Umbrellas.

At 81 Silk Warp and Plain Silk Gloria.
steel rod. paragon frame large variety
of choice handles 10 select from. they can
not be beat. regular Sl.59 quality; your
choice now 81 each. 800.
AISLE SILK Taneta and Fine Twill silk
Serge. ladies' 26-inch. choice line OF ham
dies. steel rod, paragon frame, silk tassel,
regular s. quality, your choice now Sl2o.
At H39 Ladies' 26-nch. with a full line
OF Dresden horn hook. moravlan vine. and
natural handles, regular VIZ qualityi
your choice now SL39.
At $50 Ladies' and Gents Silk Taffeta.
Union SIX Serges. only Is in this entire
lot. all with steel rod, paragon frame.
choice selected handles. regular $3.50 quail
ity: your choice now $50 each.
AZ &. qS Ladies 2i-inch Changeahle Twill
Silk Serge. in Red and Black, Navy and
Black Green and Black. all with natural
handles. a splendid bargain at $2sS; your
cholce now sl.9S each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Hosiery.

An emphatic statement, this.
At the prices we quote there's no
better Hosiery sold in all America,
These items Tor tomorrow:
Misses Seamless Crown Dye Hose,
worth y l-2c., pair special prices for
III IL, only &c. pair
Misses Fine jersey Ribbed Hose,
snilced heels and toes, guaranteed fast
and stainless. u lie. pair.
Boys Heavy Fine Ribbed Hose. seamless
fast black, double heels and toes. l. lie.
pair.
double knee. heel and toe, worth l9c. pair,
only l5c. pair.
Misses Fine Jersey Ribbed Excellent
isle Thread Hose. worth 25c. pair,
special 1870. pair.
Misses Fine Ribbed Black Imperial
Lislc double knee, heel and toe, worth
33c for ZJc pair
Misses New Shade Oxblood Hose, 25c.
pair.
Misses Fine Tan and Black Drpp
Stitch Hose. worth S3c. pair for Csc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Notions.

Extra value for the price is the
most magnetic influence to secure
quick sales. Here are hundreds
of penny-savers--we mention a
few:
Best English Pins, worth Sc. Trade sale
&C.. paper
Large Size Needle Books. worth loo.
Trade sale. Sc. each.
Invisible Hair Pins, worth PC. Trade
sale lc. box.
Black Belt Pins worth SC. Trade sale
lc. box
Good Steel Scissors Cam sizes. worth
lsc Trade sale Zoe. pair
2eo-yard Spools Basting Cotton, spools
for &c.
5-Hook Corset steels Cblack. white and
dr3b). worth Zoe. Trade sale Sc. pair
Embroidery SILK can colors), worth l2c.
Trade sale Sc. dozen
Crochet Needles. worth Sc. each. Trade
sale for &c.
Meade & Bakers Tooth Powder, worth
2c. Trade sale l9c. bottle.
Nelson's Combination Mouth Wash,
Tooth Powder and Brush worth Ssc.
Trade sale 25c.
Angelic Tooth Powder. worth ljc. Trade
10 pound Bars Ia Paris.une Soap.
worth Toe. Trade sale So. bar.
Dorning Needles assorted sizes worth
BE-. Trade sale 30. paper.
Large Rubber Combs. worth Ice. Trade
sale BE-. each.
Talcum powder with sprinkle top)
worth Zoe. Trade sale BE-. box.
Embroidery Hoops (all sizes, worth ioc.
Trade sale Be-. pair
Large Spools Embroidery SIX IAN
colors), worth Joe. Trade sale &C. spool.
Best Mucilage. bottles FOR &c.
Extra Large 2-String Whisk Brooms,
worth l5c. Trade sale Zoe. each
Good Machine Oil worth be. Trade sale
Sc. bottle.
i-Row Bristle Tooth Brush. worth nc.
Trade sale 5c. each.
Turkish Bath Soap. worth Sc. Trade
sale. lc. cake.
Kid curriers'. worth Sc. Trade sale &c.
dozen.
Good Dress Pins. worth Be- Trade sale
Steel Point Hair Pins. worth Be. Trade
Pure CASTLE Soap, worth l0c Trade sale
&C. cake
5-yard pieces Black velveteen Binding,
worth l0c Trade SALE So. piece.
Melaroma Toilet Soap. worth l5c. cake.
Trade sale Zoe. or cakes for De.
Tetlow's Face Powder. worth Sc. Trade
sale Sc. box.
Telegram Skirt Facing @ll colors),
worth Zoe. Trade sale Sc. ward.
Browns French Dressing, worth Zoe.
Trade sale Sc. bottle
Petroleum Naseline. worth 5c. Trade
81 &c. bottle.
Hump Hook and Eyes. worth &C. card.
Trade sale lc card.
All-Sllk Seam Ending all colors) worth
l5c. Trade sale Toe. piece.
9-Row Bristle lair Brush. worth &c.
Trade sale 100. each.
Chenille Balls 0argc size and all coll
orsl. worth 20c Trade sale &c dozen.
Yankee Shaving Soap worth he. Trade
sale Ice. cake
Columbia Knitting Cotton. worth 20c.
Trade sale lie pound.
Infants Combs (all col0rs). worth l5c.
Trade sale Zoe. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Mems Laundered Shirts.

Mems Laundered CheviOt Shirts. at
tached collar and Cuffsl Trade sale. 35c.
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts, attach
ed collar and cuffs; T5c. value. Trade
sale soc.
Mems Soft Laundered Percale and Ma
dras Shirts. with white neck-bands and
wristbands: 75c. value. Trade sale 5Oc
Mems Fine Grade Laundered Percale
Bosom Shirts detached cuffs, real value
Zoe. Trade sale j9c
Mems Laundered Percale and Madras
shirts. soft bosoms. with two collars and
one pair cuffs. a real SSc. grade. Trade
sale 69c.
Mems Extra Grade Laundered Madras
Shirts. soft bosoms. with detached Guns.
You can't get a better shirt than this
one Trade sale. Soc.
Mems Launderei Percals and Madras
Bosom Shirts. with detached cuffs These
goods are guaranteed in every respect.
10 a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
ParasolS.

At CSC Plain White China, and Plain
POngee Silk. with white enamel sticks and
white ribs regular SL59 quality your
choice now CSC. each.
At Sl.3g Fancy Figured China SILK, nat
ural handle. silk tassel. only a few more
left. regular 81 quality; your choice now
$l39 each.
At $3.50 White and Black. Navy and
White shepherds Plaid with enamel
sticks and ribs to match. regular So
quality: your choice now N.ss.
. At g. % only a few more left, fancy
stripe and fancy figured silk top, double
net rufie pun top. regular 81 quality;
your choice now $29S